Session
60€
± 1 HOUR
- Single lesson
- On-demand work
- Follow-up at your rythm
5 * 1 = 6
300€
6 * 1 HOUR
- Valid for 2 months
- Scalable work
- Gain de 60€
Pack 10
450€
10 * 1 HOUR
- Valid for 3 months
- Substantive work
- Gain de 150€
A canine sport suitable for all dogs and masters not necessarily sporty. Unlike classic Agility, at the Hooper the dog does not jump and does not climb on the various obstacles which allows the practice by very young dogs as well as by seniors. The master leads the dog at a distance, he must stay in his zone (square of 3X3 m on the first level) while the dog must fetch equipment up to 30 m (at the highest level). The goal is to guide the dog to make him walk a precise path dotted with some obstacles.





Hoops
Tunnels
Barrels
Hedges
A square (driver zone)
There are two Hooper federations in Belgium:
The Union Royale Cynologique Saint-Hubert (URCSH) which took over the Hooper in its 5D section in 2019. The reglement is based on the German reglement and should soon be adopted by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI)
The Belgian NADAC Hoopers (BNH) created in 2017 is based on the Dutch practice of this sport.
The rules are a little different, you can find them on the respective websites:
This sport is the ideal complement to the education of your companion, it will allow you to create an even stronger relationship, an incomparable complicity.
The dog will completely blossom in the practice of this discipline.
Hooper can be practiced in your garden or in a green space near your home
Les tarifs repris ci-dessous sont pour des prestations à Genappe et Court-Saint-Etienne.
En dehors de ces communes et pour chaque visite, un supplément de 0,30€/km à partir de Baisy-Thy sera d’application (calcul via Google Maps)
To find out about travel expenses : in the Google Maps screen below, click on "Itinéraires", enter your address, multiply 0.30€ by the smallest mileage offered.
Pas de frais de déplacement pour Genappe (codes postaux de 1470 à 1474) et Court-St-Etienne (codes postaux 1490 et 1495).
