This Bad Dog Agility sequence asks you to consider and try various handling options for reaching the backsides of jumps. Signup and see who else has signed up at https://bit.ly/ARFF_Practice Please remember to bring your course maps with you to practice.
Working with Jump Boxes
Think about whether you want to lead out or run with your dog for these exercises. Look at the paths carefully, and plan your crosses so that you can give your dog the smoothest, clearest ride. Exercise 2, green boxes, are the most challenging. Pick a piece of this exercise to work on if you want instead of trying to … Read More
Speed Circles Revisited
Since most dogs love to run flat out, speed circles generate enthusiasm and confidence in your dog that can translate into successful distance handling. Strategic use of toys and bait plates can also help motivate your dog. Here (Exercise 3) you can try adding speed to those jumps you don’t often practice. If your dog is unfamiliar with some of … Read More
Tunnel Sends & Layering
These exercises will give you lots of practice in layering jumps. If you can send your dog to tunnels, you’ll be in a better position to guide him through these sequences. Try Exercise 1 on Wed, 9/17, and Exercise 2 on Sat, 9/20. Sign up and see who else has signed up at https://bit.ly/ARFF_Practice Please remember to bring your course maps … Read More
Negotiating Odd Lines
This setup offers serpentines, pinwheels, weird tunnel entries, and a teeter. Think about the line you need to draw for your dog and plan accordingly. Try the top 2 exercises Wed, 9/10, and the bottom 2 Sun, 9/14. Signup and see who else has signed up at https://bit.ly/ARFF_Practice Please remember to bring your course maps with you to practice.