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2020 Arena Rental Rules & Rates

General Requirements:

All arena rental periods must be scheduled in advance with the owner. Hourly rentals can be scheduled via email or phone. Rental period begins at the scheduled time and includes set up, training and clean up time.
Individuals renting the arena may NOT give lessons to others without prior permission by the owner.
Rental rates include use of Get Rev’d agility equipment. Equipment must be handled with care, and any damage will be the responsibility of the person renting. Report any damage to owner immediately.
Get Rev’d Agility reserves the right to deny access to any individual or group without explanation. Renting the arena is a privilege and all Get Rev’d policies must be followed, including the “Potty Fee” of $5 if the turf is solied. Failure to follow the established rules and regulations will result in termination of rental privileges.
If a dog soils the turf, please blot well by stepping hard on a wad of paper towels until you don't get any more wet up. Use wet cloth if scrubbing is needed as paper towels will shred. Then spray well with the provided product in the clean up bin near fencing.
Dogs must be under control at all times.
Dogs may be off leash in the fields surrounding the building at the owner’s own risk outside of the fenced area.You may use the fenced area to play with your dog, but must clean up after them anywhere on the grounds.
No smoking in or around the arena. Do not leave any buts on the ground.
All lights and utilities must be turned off when rental is over. If using heat, do not change the temperature setting. (Heat is set to 56-60 and AC to 72-74).
Any issues with the facility or equipment should be reported to owner (610-310-8200 leave a message if nobody answers)
Payment (or balance of payment if a deposit was given for longer rental) is due at time of rental. Cash or checks (made out to ”Get Rev’d Agility”) are accepted. There is a $30 fee for returned checks.
Failure to comply with any requirements will result in loss of rental privileges. Any individuals who do not comply will be asked to leave the property and may be banned from future events.

Hourly Rental Rates (All rentals are in 30 minute segments, with minimum of 30 minutes)

If you rent during a day when we have classes and the heat or A/C is already on, there is no extra charge for it. If renting when no heat or AC is on, you can turn on the left side propane heater if very cold, or open doors for ventilation. Just be sure to close and lock doors and turn off the heat when done

Current students:
For up to 4 people:
$20 for 30 minutes
$40 for an hour
For 5 or more people:
$25 for 30 minutes
$50 for one hour

Non Get Rev'd Students:

For up to 4 people:

$25 for 30 minutes without heat and $35 for 30 minutes with heat (one unit)
$50 for an hour without heat and $60 for an hour with heat (one unit)
For 5 or more people:
$30 for 30 minutes without heat, $35 with one heater on
$60 for one hour without heat, $70 with one heater on

Day Rental Fee
A gility Events
Get Rev’d Agility equipment must be used for all agility events – equipment includes all obstacles that meet AKC and UKI specifications, electronic timers, tables, chairs and an easel with board. Arena must be left in clean condition. Rental includes use of the grounds and fenced area.
Day Rate: $1000

Non-Agility Events

For use of the arena only, contact Barb to discuss a rate.

Instructors

Barb DeMascio has been involved in agility since the early days. She started agility with her 3 Flat-coated Retrievers in the late 1980's. Since then she has trained and competed with 6 Border Collies, a Parson Russell Terrier and a Papillon, winning and placing at nationals with her BC, Revel. She now competes with 2 young BCs, Rezkin and Mouse.

Barb became a USDAA judge in 1993 but no longer judges.

Barb teaches all the students new to agility at Get Rev'd and enjoys watching them learn and come together as a team. She also teaches private lessons and occassional workshops at Get Rev'd.

Rosanne Wesemann started agility in 1992 with her Flat-coated Retriever, Dreamer. Since then she has trained and competed with an Australian Shepherd and 6 Border Collies, 3 of which (Drifter, Kiba and Strafe) competed overseas on various organizations' world teams. Strafe placed 2nd at the EO (European Open) when he was only 2 years old. She has had multiple placings and wins at national competitions as well. Drifter won the AKC's NAC (National Agility Championship) twice in a row. Her current competition dog, Kite, made the 2020 EO team, but it was cancelled due to COVID-19.

Rosanne started assisting in teaching when she was quite young, and became a USDAA judge at only 15. She now judges for UKI.

Rosanne teaches higher level students at Get Rev'd as well as private lessons and seminars for both Get Rev'd and outside clubs and schools. She also enjoys working with high level teams hoping to make world teams and helping them improve those technical skills.

Rosanne and Strafe

Barb and Rezkin

Nancy Schilling has over 15 years of experience in dog training instruction, ranging from basic to advanced masters level skills. She has focused her instruction in the sport of agility for the past 10 years. The greatest influence on her agility instruction has been OneMind Dogs, an approach to handling that considers the dog’s perspective, striving to help handlers communicate in a way their dog understands naturally. Agility is always evolving, and Nancy is committed to staying on top of current training and handling practices to improve her skills and pass them along to her students. In 2017 Nancy became a OMD certified instructor and completed certifications for all handling levels and more in 2020. Nancy’s OneMind Dogs certifications can be viewed on her website: (https://app.oneminddogs.com/coaches/Nancy-Schilling) Nancy also learns from many other high level trainers from all methodologies to stay current on training and handling practices.
Nancy is passionate about sharing her agility knowledge with her students. She works with each team individually to address the needs of both the handler and the dog, enabling them to reach their potential. She particularly enjoys teaching handling techniques used within any level coursework. Her two Border Collies - Zuzu, (now retired) and Fae - are testimonials to her training skill. Zuzu has earned MACH4,
ADCH Bronze, PDCH, LAA-Bronze, and ISD, and Fae has earned her Masters titles in AKC and USDAA, and her ISC and SSS titles in UKI. Fae and Nancy are currently working towards her Championship titles. Nancy’s young BC pup is Fringe who has begun training as a future agility star. Nancy shares, “The best moments of teaching are when a student has a moment where it all comes together, when they realize what they thought they couldn't do is possible.”

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Grace is the owner and founder of Hounds of Heck. She started in Agility with her Mixed Breed dog Riley, and now competes with 3 Border Collies (Finnick, Rue, and Ember). Grace’s loves getting the opportunity to travel the world and compete with her dogs!

From the Trainer:

“I strive for excellence while also keeping training sessions fun and engaging for dogs and handlers alike. If you train with me, you’ll find a heavy focus on strong foundations and precision in handling. My students leave with homework after every session, which is tailored to their equipment and space availability at home.

I subscribe to a motion based handling system, with roots in the OneMind Dogs method, but have also trained in verbal based handling systems such as H360. I don’t adhere to any one method, preferring to choose the right tools for each team.”

For list of Accomplishments, check out her website:

https://www.houndsofheck.com/grace-heck?fbclid=IwAR20RlLB1DuehjDHVKWta3KGmtCVGMm2nVHFeZfqHROCG6A5r6-4HKicCYU

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