Workshops
May Workshops - Registration Opens Apr 22 - 9am Pacific Time
* Registration closes May 31 - 12pm (Noon) Pacific Time
WW524: Apr 27- Tugging with toys-A thinking Reinforcement (REPEAT)
Want a dog that tug, tugs, and brings that toy right back to your hands when you let them have it? Want to use that tugging to reinforce agility sequences, or secondary obedie...
Shade Whitesel (Faculty)
WW525: May 4- Beep, Beep: Back it Up (REPEAT)
This workshop will teach your dog how to back up away from you. If your dog has never done it before, we will discuss how to get your dog started on this skill. For dogs who h...
Laura Waudby (Faculty)
WW526: May 11- Switch On and Off: How to teach a switch on and off cue (REPEAT)
Do you struggle with your dog’s focus? Do you struggle with over arousal? Do you want to have a super focused team member when you compete? Well teaching a clear switch on ...
Kamal Fernandez (Faculty)
WW527: May 18- From Cookies to Calm: The Secret to a Relaxed Down Stay
Would you love for your dog to hold a calm, relaxed down stay while you go about your activities? In this workshop, you’ll learn the strategies and techniques to teach your do...
Nicole Wiebusch (Faculty)
WW528: May 18- 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 searching...
Julie Symons (Faculty)
WW529: May 25- Awesome Muzzle Training (REPEAT)
All dogs should be taught to comfortably wear a muzzle. Why? So many reasons! Muzzles can sometimes be necessary, especially if your dog is in pain or injured. There may be sa...
Deborah Jones (Faculty)
June Workshops - Registration Opens May 22 - 9am Pacific Time
* Registration closes June 30 - 12pm (Noon) Pacific Time
WW530: June 1 - Creating Cues for Engagement
Engagement is the most challenging piece of obedience and rally. The dog knows the exercises. But there are so many distractions at a trial! We often find ourselves nagging th...
Petra Ford (Faculty)
WW531: June 1 - Games and Skills: Target- How to teach an independent Go To Anything behavior (REPEAT)
Ever wonder how trainers get their dogs to race to the platform, fast and all 4 feet, with only a verbal cue? Instead, you are resigned to pointing, stepping towards, command...
Shade Whitesel (Faculty)
WW532: June 8 - The Key to Convergence: Patterning to Build Expectation (REPEAT)
The key to finding converged blind hides is your dog has to actually LOOK for converged hides. If you have a naturally fast dog, this can super challenging because they want t...
Stacy Barnett (Faculty)
WW533: June 15 - Walkthroughs That Wow: Maximizing Your Course Performance via Walkthroughs
Are you looking to improve your course walkthroughs to maximize your course performance? This is the workshop for you! Video submissions will be all about running the same co...
Bronagh Daly (Faculty)
WW534: June 15 - Pesky Positions: Not Anymore (REPEAT)
Does your dog struggle with position changes? You're not alone! Position changes can be challenging, especially since dogs must respond promptly to cues without moving toward ...
Nicole Wiebusch (Faculty)
WW535: June 22 - Precision Heeling: Formalizing Hand Position (REPEAT)
This webinar continues on from the prerequisite workshop titled "Precision Heeling". In that workshop you were introduced to the idea of using pocket hand to control yo...
Denise Fenzi (Faculty)
WW506: Jan 26- Precision Heeling - Prerecorded (Prerequisite Purchase)
Do you have a goal of crisp and precise heeling, but you aren't quite sure where to start? Or maybe you have a dog with established heeling that lacks precision? This workshop...
Denise Fenzi (Faculty)
