Come to our Agility competition this weekend to watch the event, tour the facility, & shop for pet supplies on site! Admission is free.

Come to our Agility competition this weekend to watch the event, tour the facility, & shop for pet supplies on site! Admission is free.

Jarrod Onstott

Jarrod’s lifelong passion for dogs began at birth with his first companion, Addy, a beloved rescue pup. From an early age, Jarrod immersed himself in learning about dogs of all breeds, sizes, and temperaments, starting in 7th grade through volunteer work at Montgomery County Animal Shelter (MCAS).

As part of his Eagle Scout Project, Jarrod designed and built a third fenced area at MCAS specifically for reactive dogs, creating a safer and more comfortable environment for their care. Over the years, he has fostered more than 250 dogs and puppies, gaining extensive experience with special-needs dogs, including those who are blind or deaf.

Jarrod has been an integral part of Agility and Scent Work events at Dog Gone Fun (DGF) since 2022. His favorite roles include welcoming new competitors, teaching volunteer responsibilities, coordinating event helpers, and ensuring everyone enjoys the experience. His enthusiasm for agility led him to become a member of both the Conroe Agility Training Club and the Spring Creek Agility Club.

Jarrod looks forward to helping you strengthen the bond with your dog through positive, engaging training experiences.

Classes taught by Jarrod Onstott

101 – Agility Foundations

This foundation class covers all obstacle and handling skills needed for success in agility. Teams will learn fundamental games for proper jump performance, confident  contact behaviors, independent weave pole performance, and ring readiness.

This class is on-going so you can join anytime!

Contacts & Weaves

In this class teams will work on building a solid understanding of the weaves and contacts. Once teams have a solid criteria we will add distractions, proofing, and commonly seen challenges in competition.

From Reactive to Proactive: Solutions for the Reactive Dog

In this class teams will learn how to proactively handle dogs who are reactive to other dogs or people. By training leash skills, focus games, relaxation protocols, and stimulus control games you will learn how to set your dog up for success in challenging situations.

Balls?! Squirrels?! Trees?! Oh my!

We will start off by going over the basic Focus principles. You will learn what factors effect focus, drive, and overall canine health! We will tackle focus problems that originate from over or under arousal, fear, stress, and training. Teams will address how to prevent common focus problems and build...