Dog Sport Competition Systems

Enter your dog in a competition or run your own - in the same system. Agility, Hoopers, Nosework, Obedience, FCI Rally Obedience and Dog Dancing across Poland and Europe. Registrations, start lists and results in one place.

Dog sport competitions in Poland and Europe 2026 - full guide

Agilix runs dog sport competition platforms: Agility, Hoopers, Nosework, Obedience, FCI Rally Obedience, and Dog Dancing. The agility calendar covers competitions across all of Europe, while the other platforms list competitions organized on Agilix. Electronic registration, start lists, live results, and automatic classifications - all in one place.

Agility - a timed obstacle course sport

Agility is a timed obstacle course where the handler guides the dog through jumps, tunnels, contacts, and weave poles. Competitions follow the FCI and ZKwP (Polish Kennel Club) regulations. The classes are A0 (beginner, no qualification needed), A1, A2, and A3. Promotion requires a set number of qualifying runs. The system handles registration by class and height category, start lists, timing, and live results. The calendar covers club, regional, and international events.

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Hoopers - the sport of guiding a dog at a distance

Hoopers is a newer discipline run under the FCI and ZKwP regulations. The dog runs a course of hoops, tunnels, and barrels - with no jumps. That makes the sport easier on the joints and suitable also for senior dogs and large breeds. The handler directs the dog at a distance, from a designated area. In Agilix you can set classes H0-H3 with separate entry limits for each.

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Nosework - scent detection sport

Nosework uses the dog's natural scenting ability. Dogs search for hidden scents in rooms, outdoors, vehicles, and luggage. Most often the scents are cinnamon, clove, and orange. The sport has no official FCI classes yet. It is open to dogs regardless of age, breed, or fitness. Agilix lets you configure the odour types, times each search, and shows live results.

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Obedience - classical sport obedience

Obedience is the discipline of precision obedience. Exercises include heelwork, retrieves, distance recalls, and control exercises. Competitions follow the FCI and ZKwP regulations, with classes 0, 1, 2, and 3. The system supports per-exercise judge scoring, stay-exercise groups, and automatic classifications.

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FCI Rally Obedience - obedience on a course of stations

FCI Rally Obedience is obedience run along a course marked with signs. At each station the team performs the indicated exercise. Competitions follow the FCI and ZKwP regulations. Classes range from beginner to master. The system handles registration, start lists and live results.

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Dog Dancing - choreography with your dog, set to music

Dog Dancing is a sport where a dog and handler build a routine set to music. FCI runs two disciplines: Heelwork to Music and Freestyle. There is no course and no time to beat. Judges award points in four categories. The system handles sign-ups, classes with capacity limits, a waiting list and a competition chat.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I organize dog competitions using Agilix?
Create an Agilix account - on agilix.dog, in the mobile app, or on your discipline's platform. Set up an event, configure classes and categories, then publish registration. The system handles participant registration, start lists, and results automatically.
Is the Agilix competition system free?
Creating an account and registering for competitions is free for participants - you only pay the entry fee set by the organizer. Organizers pay a fee for running their competition in the system. The pricing is shown on each competition's page.
What dog sports does Agilix support?
Agilix offers dedicated systems for six disciplines: Agility, Hoopers, Nosework, Obedience, FCI Rally Obedience and Dog Dancing. Each system is tailored to the specific needs of the discipline.
Can I register for competitions as a participant through Agilix?
Yes, simply create a free participant account, browse available competitions, and register online. The system sends email confirmations about your registration status and payment.
What dog competitions are already scheduled in Poland and Europe?
Only agility has a full calendar of all competitions in Poland and Europe - you will find it at agility.agilix.dog. The other disciplines list competitions organized on Agilix: hoopers.agilix.dog, nosework.agilix.dog, obedience.agilix.dog, fci-rally-obedience.agilix.dog, and dog-dancing.agilix.dog. The calendars are kept up to date by organizers.
Can I enter a competition without prior experience?
Yes, most disciplines have beginner classes - A0 in agility, H0 in hoopers, and class 0 in obedience. You can enter them without prior qualifications. Nosework competitions have no official FCI classes and are open to all dogs. Check the rules of the specific competition for details.
How do I register for my first competition?
Create a free Agilix account. On your discipline's platform, pick a competition from the calendar - if the discipline has a beginner class, that is the best choice to start with. Complete the online registration and pay the entry fee. Once approved, you'll get an email confirmation and your spot on the start list.
What should I bring to a dog competition?
Basic gear: a leash, water bowl, water, training treats and toys (e.g. Agilix treats and tug toys), and dog documents (health booklet with a current rabies vaccination, pedigree if required). Detailed requirements are in the rules of the specific competition.

Agilix training accessories

Handmade tug toys, natural treats and agility equipment - the same gear you use at competitions, available in our shop.

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