A start that holds because your dog understands it, not because it's pulling itself together.
The start often decides how the whole run goes. This course tackles the issue at the root: instead of repairing an existing start, you build a new start behavior from scratch.
The difference lies in the why. A dog who just endures the start is under tension. A dog who knows what's about to happen and what's expected of it waits calmly and still starts with full drive.
Building something new is usually easier and fairer than untangling entrenched conflicts after the fact. Feelings get factored in instead of pushed away: regulate first, then set limits. Corrections happen sparingly and with purpose. That's exactly why you'll need hardly any in competition.
Four modules, each with several lessons in a clear order. No prior knowledge needed.
Training time four to six weeks. Twelve months of access to all content.
Especially useful if your dog loses its nerve before the release, pushes forward, takes off on its own, or barely manages to settle down at competitions.
If you're not ready to sacrifice a competition or two to correct the start. The system is designed so you have to sacrifice as few competition starts as possible.
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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