PDAA stands for “Philippine Dog Agility Association”. The association was formed on August 28, 2005 in General Santos.   The personalities that already started with dog agility, specifically from Bacolod, Gensan, Davao, Cotobato, and Manila all agreed to form the Association. The main objective was to promote the progress of the sports of Dog Agility in the Philippines, therefore to assist those who may want to start.   All agreed that membership of the Association was, not to be individuals, but to be by groups;  such as Clubs, dog schools,   kennels, groups from colleges or schools, or any canine groups. For additional info. email to pdaa_828@yahoo.com.ph

PHILIPINE DOG AGILITY ASSOCIATION
In Metric Standards

These are the measurements (In Metric Standards) of the obstacles as required by the USDAA, described in digested form. For the complete and detailed description of the obstacles, please go to page 44 of the USDAA Rulebook of January 1, 2004:

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PHILIPINE DOG AGILITY ASSOCIATION
In English Standards

These are the measurements (In English Standards) of the obstacles as required by the USDAA, described in digested form hereunder. For the complete and detailed description of the obstacles, please go to page 44 of the USDAA Rulebook of January 1, 2004:

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1. It is quite difficult to start by yourself. It will cost a pretty penny for an individual to come up with all the obstacles that one would need to be able to practice and train his dog to level of competition.

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