Distance starts with obstacle focus. Your dog learns to commit to an obstacle on its own and work it through to the end.
Distance work rarely fails because of the distance. It fails because the dog doesn't understand the obstacle securely enough.
That's why this course starts with obstacle focus: your dog learns to commit to an obstacle on its own and work it through to the end. Once that understanding is in place, the distance itself usually extends quickly.
You'll work with jumps and tunnels. The concept then transfers to any other obstacle. Some of the exercises deliberately take place away from agility equipment. You'll see how the concepts transfer across several different types of dogs.
Detailed theory and groundwork exercises, a recording of a live workshop, then the transfer onto obstacles. No sequences, real foundation work.
You'll work on the ground first, then transfer it onto the jump.
If you're not up for a small-step foundation build-up. We start out without any obstacles at all and teach the dog the concept of the focus cue.
I have been doing agility for 23 years and have won 13 medals at the World Agility Open and the European Open. Agility Campus has been around for 10 years. In my courses your dog learns to understand what it is doing. Repetition alone is not enough for me.
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