17 online courses and 4 bundles, from the very first basics to contacts, jump cues and obstacle discrimination. Filter by your dog's age and by topic.
Build the seesaw step by step: via 2on2off or the 4on technique, calmly and with clear criteria.
Foundation Course and Advanced Course together: 80 exercises across 15 topics, from the first game to the first obstacles.
The foundations for any dog sport: motivation, impulse control, listening, and a reliable reward system.
Focus cue, wings, tunnel, and the first steps toward contacts, for young dogs from about six months.
Your cue system for jumps, together with Mona Grefenstein. Four sequences to check your system.
Your cue system for tunnels, together with Mona Grefenstein: build it, test it, improve it.
The backside as an independent directional cue, no matter where you're standing.
Distance starts with obstacle focus. Your dog learns to commit to an obstacle on its own and work it through to the end.
Running contacts on the dogwalk, built through understanding instead of repetition. The first three lessons on the ground.
The backside cue as a slice and as a wrap, two verbal cues your dog works through independently.
The directional cues at the jump: find the jump, turn tight, even away from the handler.
Inside and the threadle: two jump cues that sit close together on course.
The weaves with the 2x2 method, for dogs learning them from scratch and for dogs where it's not clicking yet.
Dogwalk and seesaw with the same criteria: Run It and Bang It in one bundle.
Obstacle focus and obstacle discrimination together, the foundation for clean lines at a distance.
All jump cues in one bundle, including both backside systems, handler-based and direction-based.
Half-tight, controlled turns that keep the flow going and spare you the hard turns.
A start that holds because your dog understands it, not because it's pulling itself together.
Eight obstacle discriminations that come up often on course. That way your dog makes the right choice.
