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Masters Agility is a term used in dog sports to refer to an advanced level of competition in the sport of agility. In Masters Agility, dogs and their handlers compete on challenging courses consisting of obstacles such as jumps, tunnels, weave poles, and other obstacles.

To compete at the Masters Agility level, dogs and handlers must have a strong understanding of each obstacle and be able to navigate the course quickly and accurately. The courses at the Masters Agility level are designed to be more challenging than those at lower levels, with more obstacles and tighter turns, and often require dogs to perform more complex maneuvers, such as jumping and weaving at high speeds.

In addition to physical abilities, Masters Agility also tests the communication and teamwork between the dog and its handler. Dogs must be able to follow their handler's cues and work closely with them to navigate the course as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Masters Agility competitions are held by various organizations and are open to dogs of all breeds and sizes, as long as they are physically capable of completing the obstacles safely. The highest-level titles in Masters Agility are typically earned by accumulating a certain number of qualifying scores at competitions.