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February Workshops - Registration Opens January 22
* Registration closes February 29 - 12pm (Noon) Pacific Time
WW151: Feb 2. - Handling Disengagement from Engagement
Disengagement is what happens when a dog starts out checked in and then… Disengages! A dog who appeared properly acclimated, opted into work, and then…poof! Changed their mind...
Denise Fenzi (Faculty)
WW152: Feb. 9 - Confident Exams (REPEAT)
In this workshop we will work on your dog understanding that exams are not about being petted! This will take the pressure off your shy dog and your over greeter will ha...
Laura Waudby (Faculty)
WW153: Feb. 9 - It’s All About the Rewards – Using Placement of Reward to Your Advantage
Do you have a dog that sits a little far out on their fronts? Maybe they forge (or lag!) in heeling? Or maybe YOUR problem is trying to get your dog to hold position… in a sit...
Nicole Wiebusch (Faculty)
WW154: Feb. 16 - Excellent Obedience Workshop: Jazzy Jumping and Dazzling Drops
Excellent Obedience Workshop Series: Have you experienced crooked or rock back sits on fronts, finishes and halts, bumping on left turns, slow or creeping drops, knocking a j...
Petra Ford (Guest Instructors)
WW155: Feb. 23 - Multi-Dog Mayhem: Learn to Take Turns
Efficiency is the name of the game when you have multiple high energy dogs and limited time. This workshop will help you develop a training plan to teach your dogs to take tur...
Sara Brueske (Faculty)
March Workshops - Registration Opens February 22 @ 9:30am
* Registration closes March 31 - 12pm (Noon) Pacific Time
WW156: March 1 - 7 Days to Super Focus!
You know that a dog who is focused is a MUCH easier dog to train. You know that time spent working on focus is always a good thing. Even so, there may be roadblocks keeping yo...
Deborah Jones (Faculty)
WW157: March 1 - Stays For All Occasions – Active Sits and Relaxed Downs
Stays are critical for dog sports, whether it’s an active stay like an agility start line or an obedience recall, or a relaxed stay while you set up a training session or talk...
Nicole Wiebusch (Faculty)
WW158: March 8 - People Are Boring: Convincing your social butterfly to ignore
Do you have an overly social dog or puppy? Dreams of trialing but are worried that your dog will think the judge is their new best friend? In this workshop, we'll take a...
Sara Brueske (Faculty)
WW159: March 15 - Excellent Obedience: Command Discrimination & Solid Stand
Excellent Obedience Workshop Series: Have you experienced crooked or rock back sits on fronts, finishes and halts, bumping on left turns, slow or creeping drops, knocking a j...
Petra Ford (Guest Instructors)
WW160: March 22 - Up Your Agility Game: Station Training
Stationing is one of my favorite tools for agility dogs. With the use of a station, I can increase focus, layer in consent to my training, teach the concept of stillness to ac...
Megan Foster (Faculty)
