MAC Newsletter

Spring 2007

Announcing the New Minnesota Agility Club Website

Welcome to the newest version of the Minnesota Agility Club Website. Our hope is that this site can serve the needs of club members, other agility enthusiasts interested in dog sport in Minnesota, and also anyone who would like to become involved in dog agility. This website belongs to the MAC membership, and we invite your comments and contributions. The site to date has been developed by Greg Kirmeier (a.k.a. "Tully's daddy" or "the Airedale guy"), in collaboration with the MAC Board. We need your input, ideas and contributions to make the site truly a reflection of the club and to meet the needs of the membership. Development of the website is ongoing. Check back often to see what we've added, and please, please, send us your ideas and contributions.

Some things you should look for in the near future:

Tributes page, with brief memorials to dogs that have gone away
Travel page, with descriptions of trial venues, hotel info, etc.
Just for Juniors page, with information for and by our execellent Junior Handlers
Growing list of Member Brags. We currently have the 2006 Annual Awards posted, along with pictures from the Banquet. Please let us know about your achievements with your dog, so that we can help you to share the good news with your friends.
Whatever else you tell us! This really is your website, so don't be shy to make suggestions.

As you explore the website, please let us know what you think. And if you don't see a link to your (other) favorite agility-related website, let us know! If you think of a FAQ (Frequently Asked Question) that should be included, again let us know. The website includes many mail links, so just click on the contactMAC at the bottom of each page, or go to the MAC Board of Directors page for e-mail links to the Board.

The success of the Minnesota Agility Club is a direct reflection of the commitment and involvement of our talented, motivated membership. The goal of this website project is to make your involvement even easier and even more fun.

Greg Kirmeier
MAC Webmaster

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