Keilor Obedience Dog Training Centre
T-Keilor Flyball
Are you ready to take on the challenge of Flyball? Look no further than the T-Keilor Flyball team!
Our committee members and instructors are here to help you start your Flyball training today! Don't wait, join us now and let's compete together!
Why do Flyball?
Flyball is more than just a sport, it's a dynamic way to bond with your dog and keep them happy, healthy, and engaged. Participating in flyball offers your dog a fantastic outlet for their energy, improving their physical fitness and mental sharpness. It enhances their social skills as they interact with other dogs and fosters a sense of teamwork and trust between you and your furry friend. Whether you're looking to compete or simply have fun, flyball provides endless excitement and a rewarding experience that strengthens your connection with your dog. Dive into the world of flyball and watch your dog thrive!
What is Flyball?
Flyball is an exciting, high-energy dog sport that combines speed, agility, and teamwork. In this relay race, teams of dogs jump over hurdles, trigger a spring-loaded box to release a ball, and race back to their handlers as quickly as possible. Perfect for active dogs and their owners, flyball is a fantastic way to build a strong bond with your pet while keeping them physically and mentally stimulated. Join the fun and experience the thrill of flyball – where every race is a celebration of speed, skill, and canine enthusiasm!
Dogs need to be over 12 months of age to begin training and must be able to work off lead.
The T-Keilor Flyball Pack
Current T-Keilor Record
Latest update : November 2022
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Retired T-Keilor Dogs
Hugo is a charcoal coloured Poodle, has been very reliable and fast for many years. Still really enjoys Flyball.
Lenny is a blue Kelpie rescue dog. He was obsessive / compulsive about balls. Very reliable and fast that ran with Max and Marie Schellekens. Sadly Lenny passed suddenly in 2019.
Doughlas was the only Golden Retriever doing Flyball in Australia. He retired in 2018 after a very long career. Ran with Leslie.
Kyla is a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever who played Flyball for many years. Took to Flyball really quickly and was extremely reliable.
Ruby was a Border Collie who lived with Max, she was a lovely, fast reliable beautiful dog. Ruby died in late 2018 from a snake bite. Very sadly missed.
Tage is another Crowley Rough Collie who played Flyball for many years, running with Sandra. Very reliable. Retired in 2018.
Rioja is a Rough Collie who ran with Bryan. Consistent and reliable like all of the Crowley Collies. Retired in 2018
Ollie the Border Collie trained with Gerard. Was very fast and reliable. Ollie and Gerard retired in 2017 and moved to the beach.
The Flyball team trains twice a week.
Sunday training - 11.45 AM to 03:00 PM
Wednesday training - 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
*Weather Permitting