I really, really appreciate you for taking one of my online agility courses! Overall, I really love teaching online and I hope you enjoyed it too! Don’t forget, you get access to my feedback on your questions/training sessions for the length of the online course (this one is two weeks) in my private agility membership…
Blind Cross (Video & More)
The fifth drill we are going to practice is the Blind Cross. To keep the video concise, the demonstrations are only with the dog on my right (ending on my left following the Blind Cross). However, make sure any drill you practice with your dog, you practice on both your right side and your left…
Front Cross (Video & More)
The fourth drill we are going to practice is the Front Cross. To keep the video concise, the demonstrations are only with the dog on my left (ending on my right following the Front Cross). However, make sure any drill you practice with your dog, you practice on both your right side and your left…
Rear Cross (Video & More)
The third drill we are going to practice is the Rear Cross. To keep the video concise, the demonstrations are only with the dog on my left (ending on my right following the Rear Cross). However, make sure any drill you practice with your dog, you practice on both your right side and your left…
German Cross (Video & More)
“Go” (Video & More)
3rd 2 Jump Set-up
The third set-up you can use with your two jumps to practice multiple handling skills. The third set-up requires putting your two jumps to be set in a straight line. Spacing is determined by the size of your dog. For a large dog, I recommend no less than 18 feet from the center of one…
Reverse Turn (Video & More)
Push to the Back (Video & More)
The third drill we are going to practice is the Push to the Back. To keep the video concise, the demonstrations are only with the dog on my left. However, make sure any drill you practice with your dog, you practice on both your right side and your left side. Just like with people, dogs…
Forced Front Cross (Video & More)
The second drill we are going to practice is the Forced Front Cross. This video lesson shows an example of the Forced Front Cross with both the dog on the left side of the handler (to start) and the right side of the handler (to start). Just like with people, dogs can have stronger (or…
270 (Video & More)
The first drill we are going to practice is the 270. To keep the video concise, the demonstrations are only with the dog on my left. However, make sure any drill you practice with your dog, you practice on both your right side and your left side. Just like with people, dogs can have stronger…
2nd 2 Jump Set-up
The second set-up you can use with your two jumps to practice multiple handling skills. The second set-up requires putting your two jumps perpendicular to one another so that they create a “corner”. Spacing is determined by the size of your dog. For a large dog, I recommend no less than 15 feet from the…
Double Blind (Video & More)
The fifth (and last) drill we are going to practice with this set-up is the Double Blind. To keep the video concise, the demonstrations are only with the dog on my left. However, make sure any drill you practice with your dog, you practice on both your right side and your left side. Just like…
Japanese (Video & More)
Threadle (Video & More)
The third drill we are going to practice is the Threadle. To keep the video concise, the demonstrations are only with the dog on my left. However, make sure any drill you practice with your dog, you practice on both your right side and your left side. Just like with people, dogs can have stronger…
180 (Video & More)
The second drill we are going to practice is the 180. The 180 is a skill that combines handler acceleration, deceleration, and support with the dog’s understanding of obstacle/forward focus. The better the handler times their acceleration and deceleration, and is able to support their dog until commitment, the greater the distance the handler…
Serpentine (Video & More)
The first drill we are going to practice is the Serpentine. To keep the video concise, the demonstrations are only with the dog on my left. However, make sure any drill you practice with your dog, you practice on both your right side and your left side. Just like with people, dogs can have stronger…
1st 2 Jump Set-up
The first set-up you can use with your two jumps to practice multiple handling skills. The first set-up requires putting your two jumps on a straight line. Spacing is determined by the size of your dog. For a large dog, I recommend no less than 15 feet from the center of one jump to the…
Welcome to the Course
Thank you for signing up! I’m so glad you’re here! Each 2-Jump set-up has at minimum three different handling skill video lessons for you to practice. Because that means there are a lot of video lessons for you in this course, and we know two weeks goes by fast, all lessons are available immediately for you to view…
Increasing Difficulty: How to Progress to 12 Connected Poles
Step 2: After two successful attempts (in a row) on both the offside and onside weaves, I will decrease the angle/gap of my sets of 6 poles to make it so that there is no reward in the middle. This is the same process we followed when going from 2 to 4 poles, so you…
