To develop true, independent performance of the weaves, your dog needs to learn how to nail the correct entry every time, no matter where he’s coming from or where you are. The first exercise helps you decide on the line you want to set your dog on to enter the weaves. The second exercise presents challenging weave entries in a … Read More

Simple setups can be deceiving. With tight turns and backsides, you have to take care to be precisely where you want to be to cue your dog. Plan your runs accordingly. Signup and see who else has signed up at https://bit.ly/ARFF_Practice

These Starter and Advanced Jumpers courses should run smooth and fast with proper choice and timing of a few crosses. Signup and see who else has signed up at https://bit.ly/ARFF_Practice

Today you can practice these oft-forgotten obstacles in sequence—and maybe get your dog to like the action-stopping table! People who have signed up:Playtime: Setup: 4:30-5: Ellen, NiniStart: Later: Weather permitting (5:30 ish) Marci, Barbara

This exercise from Linda Mecklenberg offers challenging weave entries amidst a twisty set of jumps and a tunnel. Stay on your toes and keep connected with your dog! Tunnel discrimination and independent obstacle performance will serve you well. People who have signed up:Playtime: Setup: : 4:30 – 5:00 Betty, Ellen, Nini, Sally Start: Later: