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April Workshops - Registration Opens March 22 @ 9am Pacific Time

* Registration closes April 30 - 12pm (Noon) Pacific Time

WW229: April 4- How to Handle Errors in Agility (REPEAT)

It's time to change how we think & feel about errors! What is an error anyway? An error is simply an unexpected response to a cue! Our ability to respond to errors i...

Megan Foster (Faculty)

WW230: April 11- TEAM Platforms, Cones, Targets and What to Do With Them

The Fenzi TEAM Titles program utilizes platforms, cones and different types of targets throughout their levels to teach basic foundation skills and precision of position...

Heather Lawson (Faculty)

WW231: April 18- Behavior Modification for Reactivity

Many dogs react to stimuli in a way that we perceive as inappropriate or extreme. This often occurs when on leashed walks. The stimulus may be a jogger, a cyclist, a sk...

Sharon Carroll (Guest Presentations )

WW232: April 25- Powerful Precues

What exactly are precues and why use them? Precues are a communication system that lets our dogs know exactly what comes next. It may be clear to us, but to our dogs man...

Petra Ford (Faculty)

May Workshops - Registration Opens April 22 @ 9am Pacific Time

* Registration closes May 31 - 12pm (Noon) Pacific Time

WW233: May 2 - People Are Boring (REPEAT)

Do you have a dog that loves to say hi to people? Do you struggle to keep your dog's focus while out in public or competing? This workshop will discuss several exercises...

Sara Brueske (Faculty)

WW234: May 9 - Fetch it: Training a Retrieve to Hand

This workshop will get your dog started on a working retrieve! We will discuss how to get your dog excited about picking up items from the ground and shoving them in you...

Laura Waudby (Faculty)

WW235: May 16 - 3 Steps Back: Teaching Backing Up in Heel Position

Does your dog really struggle with the backing up signs in rally? Would you like to clean up those left turns and pivots to make them just a bit more snappy? Having a do...

Nicole Wiebusch (Faculty)

WW236: May 16 - Air Scenting Drills for Your Nosework Dog! (REPEAT)

Do you have a dog who tends to find hides by accidentally bumping into them? Does your dog tend to check objects verses working the air for scent? Is your dog better sea...

Julie Symons (Faculty)

WW237: May 23 - Balancing Act: Building Obstacle Focus and Commitment

This workshop is for the dogs that tend to get more refusals on the agility course than off-courses. These dogs LOVE to follow their handlers, but they often pull off of...