Inside and the threadle: two jump cues that sit close together on course.
Two jump cues that often sit close together on course: the inside and the threadle.
Depending on the instructor, the threadle goes by different names: “back,” “uhl,” or “threadle wrap.” It's the same movement either way.
Each of the two cues gets its own verbal cue, which you'll solidify in different exercises. Your dog learns to work them independently, even at a distance. At the end, you'll put them to the test.
3 modules, from building the cues to testing them in short exercises.
Depending on the region, the threadle goes by different names: “back,” “uhl,” or “out.”
If you want to build a direction-based backside, only the inside part here is relevant for you. For the backside, Next Level Backsides is the one to look at.
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