Shaping and Targeting
How to Teach Canine Nail Trims with a Team Approach
By Laura Monaco Torelli on 07/31/2014Rally-FrEe: A Fun New Sport
By Kathy Weaver on 03/04/2014Intriguing mix of learning and fun
Have you ever wished that you and your dog had as much fun competing in the ring as in training? Or, have you ever wished that your dog could cut loose and perform favorite tricks right in the middle of a competition, instead of repeating the same old exercises? A new dog sport where foundation training supports many of the other activities you do with your dog could be the answer. Try Rally-FrEe! (It's pronounced "rally free!")
Transports—The Parts in the Middle Make All the Difference!
By Carpe Momentum on 07/01/2013For many years, we have preached about the importance of training according to Good Agility Practices. What that means is making sure that training is permeated by focus and intensity, and that your handling system is followed both during and in between exercises. This philosophy of training is not only true for agility training, but provides benefits for all kinds of training.
Erasing Fear: A Lesson (or Two) on Cues and Shaping
By Clint Matthews on 11/01/2012A note from Karen Pryor: