Workshops
November Workshops - Registration Opens Oct 22 - 9am Pacific Time
* Registration closes November 30 - 12pm (Noon) Pacific Time
WW561: Nov 2: Strengthening the Shoulders, Psoas and Core with Functional Fitness (REPEAT)
Unlock your dog’s full athletic potential with this focused workshop designed to build balanced strength and stability. In this session, we’ll target three key muscle groups —...
Ashley Escobar (Faculty)
WW562: Nov 9: Sit, Down, and Stand on the Move: For Sports and Everyday Life
Teaching your dog to change positions while in motion—sit, down, and stand—is a valuable skill set for both the competition ring and real life. In this workshop, we’ll break d...
Nicole Wiebusch (Faculty)
WW563: Nov 9: Canine Massage: Maintaining your Performance dog in Peak Form (REPEAT)
This workshop is designed for any dog owner or competitor that would like to learn how to do canine massage on their own dog between events or after a long day of training. Do...
Aleks Woodroffe (Guest Instructors)
WW564: Nov 16: Band Together: Elevating Canine Fitness with Resistance Bands
Ready to take your dog’s fitness to the next level? In this workshop, you’ll learn how to safely and effectively use resistance bands to build strength, stability, and body a...
Ashley Escobar (Faculty)
WW565: Nov 23: Fast and Furious Whistle Recalls (REPEAT)
Recalls are one of the most important behaviors that you can teach your dog, the benefits in the real world are invaluable. However, often we are combating the distractions ar...
Sara Brueske (Faculty)
WW566: Nov 23: Forward! Mastering the First Steps of Heeling (REPEAT)
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)
December Workshops - Registration Opens Nov 22 - 9am Pacific Time
* Registration closes December 31 - 12pm (Noon) Pacific Time
WW567: Nov 30 - Control Unleashed: Effective End of Run Routines (REPEAT)
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 (Faculty)
WW568: Nov 30 - Fixing that Box Smasher with a Focused Alert (REPEAT)
In this workshop, we will reveal all of the different reasons why your dog might use their feet to alert on containers rather than the nose. For the truly destructive dogs, we...
Stacy Barnett (Faculty)
WW569: Dec 7 - Fast & Accurate: Around Foundations for Finishes, Circles, and Rally Skills
Teach your dog the powerful foundation skill of “around”! In this workshop, we’ll start with introducing the around behavior—sending your dog around an object—and then build i...
Nicole Wiebusch (Faculty)
WW570: Dec 7 - How to Handle a Rocket Ship: The High Arousal or High Drive Dog in Nosework
So you have a Rocket Ship? They are fun to watch but can be really challenging to get the most of them. Sometimes it can feel like you are skating the line between brilliance ...
Stacy Barnett (Faculty)
WW571: Dec 14 - Flatwork to Full Teeter Performance (No Teeter Required!)
Are you looking to train a reliable and independent teeter performance, but don't have regular access to a teeter? No problem! In this workshop, we will be teaching a full tee...
Bronagh Daly (Faculty)
WW572: Dec 21 - Relationships 101: Find the Joy!
Every dog carries a unique spark, and when we learn to see what lights them up... we begin to understand who they truly are. Not just the obvious things like toys or treats, b...
Crystal Wing (Faculty)
