Four Out of Five Paws
This is a combo post, because there are so many interlinking factors that combine to create the Fiesta Cluster.
First, the Fiesta Cluster is not a new Arizona agility club, but rather, a few clubs coming together to put on a large show geared toward creating a large spectator friendly event with agility, obedience, rally, conformation, and more!
I absolutely love this event! I have been attending this event every year since I started agility, and plan on continuing to do so. In fact, I even celebrate my birthday with my agility friends every year at the Fiesta Cluster!
My friends ambush me with decorations every year. I brought the Chihuahua accessories on my own 😉
The Fiesta Cluster, since it is such a large event, means a LOT of walking. It takes place at Westworld in Scottsdale, Arizona each year which is a HUGE facility. This is probably one of the few locations with nice grass in Arizona that can accommodate such a large event.
LOVE that bleachers are set up near the agility rings for spectators!
The Fiesta Cluster takes place over the first weekend of March every year. I highly recommend attending for anyone with an interest in dog sports (you can even bring your dog)!
Do you have any questions or comments about the Fiesta Cluster? I would love to read them in the comments below!
This is the first pet event I ever brought Wynston to in February 2012 (about 2 weeks after I rescued him). The two of us went and relaxed in the sun while watching conformation. It was Wynston’s first real experience out and about in the world (besides being at the vet…)
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