The directional cues at the jump: find the jump, turn tight, even away from the handler.
The directional cues at the jump. Your dog learns to find the jump on cue and then turn tight in the named direction.
Turns away from the handler are part of it too, exactly the spots where many teams get unsure.
Your dog works both cues independently, so you can send it even at a distance. At the end of the course, you'll put them to the test.
4 modules, from building understanding to testing it in sequences.
If direction-based cues feel like too much and you'd rather work with one cue for turns toward you and another for turns away from you.
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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