Course Details
The end of an agility run is often the most unpredictable time at an agility trial. It’s also generally the least rehearsed. In practice, the focus is more on the startline and the game itself. Sometimes that leads to not even practicing a true end of run routine until you step to the like together at your first trial as a team. Let's change that!
At a trial there’s another dog coming into the ring, people might be moving in to set bars, the leash isn’t always in a clear spot, no reinforcement in the ring, there’s lots of people calling to one another or chatting and dogs walking by the ring—all things that don’t happen as often during a lesson, class, seminar, or at home. Dogs are also frequently very amped up after their run and seeking an outlet for those feelings. All of these factors make the end of run routine unpredictable and challenging for a lot of dogs, which is also why it’s such an important piece of the agility trial picture.
Inspired by a common pattern using dots from Control Unleashed, this workshop will give you a step by step procedure for facilitating a predictable and comfortable end of run for you and your dog. By the end of the week, you’ll have a rock-solid foundation for your end of run routine that’s ready to face all the distractions you’ll eventually need in a trial environment.
This workshop previously ran under a different course number. Please check your Class and Workshop Library to prevent a duplicate purchase.
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Lecture Publish Date: Sunday Nov 30th
Video Submissions Due Date: Sunday Dec 7th @ 12pm noon PT
Feedback & Questions Video Publish Date: Wednesday Dec 10th
Instructor: Bronagh DalyBronagh Daly is a Certified Control Unleashed Instructor, Certified Family Dog Mediator, Certified One Mind Dogs Instructor, and a graduate of the Aggression in Dogs Master Course. She does not believe in one-size-fits all...(Click here for full bio and to view her upcoming classes)
