DOG AGILITY IS THE
BEST MEDICINE!
WELCOME TO THE FRONT RANGE AGILITY CLUB
ABOUT FRAC
The Front Range Agility Club was formed to provide dog agility events in Colorado and Wyoming while emphasizing sportsmanship and positive training methods.
We hold a number of trials each year, including UK Agility International (UKI), North American Dog Agility Council (NADAC), and Canine Performance Events (CPE) and we host agility seminars for members.
The Front Range Agility Club was founded in 1998. We are a group of people dedicated to the sport of agility.
The Front Range Agility Club is registered in the State of Colorado as a "Nonprofit Corporation".
Events & Trials
Club Meetings
Club general meetings are usually held on the 3rd Monday or Tuesday of each month. Invites are sent to members via ColoradoFRAC@groups.io
November 13-15, 2026
NADAC Trial
Boulder County Fairgrounds
9595 Nelson Rd., Longmont CO 80501
November 20-22, 2026
CPE Trial
Boulder County Fairgrounds
9595 Nelson Rd., Longmont CO 80501
December 4-6, 2026
NADAC Trial
Boulder County Fairgrounds
9595 Nelson Rd., Longmont CO 80501
January 9-10, 2027
UKI Trial
Boulder County Fairgrounds
9595 Nelson Rd., Longmont CO 80501
February 13-14, 2027
CPE Trial
Boulder County Fairgrounds
9595 Nelson Rd., Longmont CO 80501
What is Agility?
Running a dog in an agility trial is the ultimate game for you and your dog and is one of the most exciting canine sports for spectators. In an agility trial, a dog demonstrates its agile nature and versatility by following cues from the handler through a timed obstacle course of jumps, tunnels, weave poles and other objects. It’s an activity that strengthens the bond between dog and handler and provides fun and exercise for both, which might explain why it’s so enjoyable to watch and has become the fastest-growing dog sport in the United States!
Instructors
Dedication. Expertise. Passion.
Victoria Kander
Victoria Kander has been training and competing in agility for 6 years. She has her German Shepherd, Miska, who now plays for fun, An Australian Shepherd, Zelda, who loves UKI and NADAC games. and her up and coming young BC, Navi!
She holds fun drop-in classes and flatwork training classes, and pairs Control Unleashed skills to create a well balanced agility dog emotionally and physically. She regularly host seminars for dog agility and other events.
Liz Durfee
Liz has been involved in training and trialing since 2000. Four of her five dogs have all attained Master/Excellent titles in USDAA and/or AKC. In 2019 her kelpie Ki placed second at Nationals in Master Challenge Biathlon. She enjoys the process of positive training, and creating a team that will have fun playing together. She currently is enjoying agility trials with her kelpie Ki and young cattledog mix Chezney.
Caryl Ricca
I have owned and operated Biscuit Eaters Agility in Boulder for 15 years, and teach weekly classes from puppy foundation to masters handling. I got my start as a clicker obedience instructor at the Humane Society of Boulder Valley. I have competed in agility with five dogs at the local and national level, and have been in three national finals in both AKC and USDAA with two of those dogs (an Aussie and a Border Collie). I use only positive training methods, with a sense of humor thrown in.
Biscuit Eaters is the only competition size agility field in Boulder, and is open for drop-in practice every day.
Biscuit Eaters Agility, Boulder
E: beagility@comcast.net
P: 303-494-5465
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Liz Johnson
Liz has been teaching agility since 1995.
Skyline Kennels near Ft Lupton
E: cinnabarcockers@yahoo.com
Committee
Trial Committee Positions
Officers
President - Jen Bailey (2027)
Vice President - Loni Gaudet (2028)
Secretary - Julie MacLeod (2028)
Treasurer - Alison Day (2027)
Board of Directors
Marrin Sampson (2027)
Diane Wells (2028)
Abby Mattern (2028)
Committees and Coordinators
Awards Coordinator
Jen Bailey
Equipment Manager
Amy Galperin
Facility Coordinator
Marrin Sampson
Membership
Loni Gaudet
Vendor Coordinator
Marrin Sampson
Website
Victoria Kander
Youth Program Coordinator
Jen Bailey
* The term of the Officer or Director expires on January 31 of the indicated year
Membership
The Front Range Agility Club encourages anyone interested in participating agility to attend a FRAC meeting to learn more about the club. The club is open to anyone who is training or competeing in agility, and all are welcome to attend meetings.
See events page for more information.
To apply for membership, complete the membership application, and have someone from the club sponsor you.
(Don't know anyone in the club, that's OK, join us at the next meeting and we can get to know each other).
