March Workshops - Registration Opens Feb 22 - 9am Pacific Time

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


 

WW437: March 3- Bend and Stretch

Flexibility can be a gamechanger for sports dogs. Too much flexibility might have the potential for injury, and a lack of flexibility can inhibit the skills and behaviors that...

Kelly Daniel (Faculty)

WW438: March 3- From Here to There: A 7-Step Plan to Generalize Behaviors

Your dog listens so well in your living room, but as soon as you step outside, they act like you aren’t even there. Does this sound familiar? Teaching generalization can be tr...

Nicole Wiebusch (Faculty)

WW439: March 10- Winning Warmups

Figuring out the best acclimation and warmup routine for your dog can be challenging. It’s hard to know exactly what to do and for how long. Warming up at a trial can be even ...

Petra Ford (Faculty)

WW440: March 10- Marking a Line: Gloves and Go Outs (REPEAT)

This workshop will teach your dog what we refer to as a mark. Your dog will learn a cue for looking straight ahead for a task to do, whether that is looking ahead for an item ...

Laura Waudby (Faculty)

WW441: March 17- Games and Skills-Left Turns in Heelwork (REPEAT)

Want snappy left turns and a dog that knows exactly how to place their rear? Want that quick left about and left pivots that you see other handler/dog teams executing before t...

Shade Whitesel (Faculty)

WW442: March 24- Duration? Easy Peasy (REPEAT)

Do you struggle to get your dog to hold a sit or a down? Does she dance like a monkey during stand-for-exam? Do the four-paw-shuffle at the start line? Leap joyfully off her s...

Helene Lawler (Faculty)



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

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


 

WW443: March 31: Backing INTO Pressure (REPEAT)

Dogs innately want to move away from pressure. In competition, our dogs constantly have to hold position and engagement when there is pressure from behind. Our dogs encounter ...

Petra Ford (Faculty)

WW444: April 7: Forward: Mastering the First Steps of Heeling

In a heeling pattern, the first few steps can affect the entire exercise. If your dog is distracted during those crucial moments, regaining their focus can prove challenging. ...

Nicole Wiebusch (Faculty)

WW445: April 7: Reducing Reinforcement

We need reinforcement to teach and strengthen our dog’s behaviors. But at some point, we must reduce the amount of reinforcement. If we don’t, our dogs will struggle to smooth...

Petra Ford (Faculty)

WW446: April 14: The Will to Workout - Workout 2

In this second workshop in the Will to Workout series, we'll continue with fitness concepts including developing an eye for form, how and when to progress, and fatigue and its...

Kelly Daniel (Faculty)

WW447: April 21: Control Unleashed: Effective End of Run Routines for Agility

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 an...

Bronagh Daly (Guest Presentations )

WW448: April 21: Go To Source Nosework Games (REPEAT)

Does your dog consistently indicate off source (fringes) or gets caught up in pooling odor and falsely indicates? Or you may have a dog who walks odor or doesn’t clearly give ...

Julie Symons (Faculty)



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