KEYSTONE

Keystone Agility Club, located in Southeastern Pennsylvania, was founded in 1990 to promote the sport of dog agility for all dogs, regardless of breed or pedigree. Keystone is a member of the United States Dog Agility Association (USDAA)... By 1991, Keystone had expanded to about 30 members. The practice "facility" was an open field next to a veterinary office in Trooper. The first club trailer was purchased from the Freddy Hill sports "complex" in Lansdale for $300. Alaina described this conveyance as a "Quonset hut on wheels" because of its home-made, corrugated construction. Some practices also took place at the Cedars Country Store.