Introduction
The South African Dog Agility Association or "SADAA”, is a non-profit organization which promotes the sport of Dog Agility for all purebred and mixed-breed dogs in South Africa. SADAA was established in 2001 and is affiliated to the South African Working Dogs Association (SAWDA), which is the umbrella body for several Working Dog disciplines in South Africa and international the International Federation of Cynological Sports (IFCS).
SADAA's main objectives are:
SADAA is divided into the following geographic areas within the Republic of South Africa:
1. Northern areas comprising of:
2. Southern areas comprising of:
Please browse our website to find out more about SADAA and the sport of dog agility in South Africa.
SADAA's main objectives are:
- To promote and stimulate interest in Agility throughout South Africa among all dog owners.
- To raise the standard of Agility by providing the necessary training and facilities to improve the skills of the handlers and the quality of their dogs.
- To maintain a high standard of officiating in Agility by providing the necessary training for Judges and Stewards.
- To promote a spirit of Good Sportsmanship, making Agility a sport to be enjoyed by the competitors, their dogs and spectators.
SADAA is divided into the following geographic areas within the Republic of South Africa:
1. Northern areas comprising of:
2. Southern areas comprising of:
Please browse our website to find out more about SADAA and the sport of dog agility in South Africa.
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