Excited to share that I will be teaching workshops Saturday, March 16th in Eugene, OR ! The workshop is split into four parts with opportunities for teams of every level to learn. 🙂
Ready Steady GO!
8:00-10:00 Start Lines are an essential part of every agility run, and can set a team up for success or…a learning moment. Develop your team’s start line setup and criteria for a clean, fast beginning to your runs, as well as strategies for clear negotiation of the first sequence of obstacles on the course.
Recommended level: Foundation 2 – Novice.
Reward Your Dog!
10:30-12:30 Running agility is rewarding for us, but what is rewarding for our dogs? Learn how to build a toolbox of rewards specific to your dog, as well as the crucial skills of reward timing and placement.
Recommended level: Foundation – Advanced.
Choices, Choices! Best Options for Handling Open Level Courses
1:00-3:00 Gain experience with analyzing course maps, finding the best lines between obstacles, and choosing which handling options are best for your team.
Recommended level: Intermediate/Open.
Let’s Talk Lines
3:30-5:30 Finding the ideal line for your dog can be increasingly difficult as you meet new course configurations and challenges. Learn more about how to find those lines and choose your handling strategies accordingly.
Recommended level: Advanced/Masters.
This course provides basic canine conditioning exercises that also get your dog thinking. The exercises and skills practiced in this course will require the dog uses his brain to problem solve all while he learns where his feet are and how to balance his body. These exercises in turn also create a confident dog who knows how to use his body. This is not a rehabilitation course but a fun way to increase your dogs fitness.
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