Alaska Dogs Gone Wild, Alaska’s first flyball club, was created in 2004 and is based in Anchorage, Alaska. Our main goals are to have fun with our dogs, enjoy socializing with our teammates, and promote competitive flyball in Alaska. We have hosted 100+ tourneys sanctioned by the North American Flyball Association (NAFA) spanning 60+ tourney weekends. Our out-of-state competitions include tourneys in California, Arizona, British Columbia, Nevada, North Carolina, in addition to competing at every NAFA CanAm in Indianapolis, IN since the first one was held in 2009. We are five-time winners of the NAFA CanAm Classic Regular Class championship in Division VIII (2024), Division II (2022), Division I (2021), Division II (2019), and Division VI (2017), as well as reserve champions in Division I (2024) and Division VI (2010). ADGW’s current Regular Class record is 15.258 seconds and our Multibreed Class record is 16.088 seconds. We also hold the record for the fastest time ever run in Alaska (15.465), and were the first club to break into the 15s in the Regular Class in Alaska. As a club, we also perform demos and support special causes such as the Alaska Run for Women, the Special Olympics Polar Plunge, and the Friends of Pets Dog Jog.

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