These exercises aim to get your dog comfortable approaching the teeter from various angles and different obstacles. The more comfortable he is about getting on the teeter, the more control you’ll have of his performance. Signup and see who else has signed up at https://bit.ly/ARFF_Practice
7-17-24: Building a Skill: Running behind a Tunnel
There are times when it makes sense to run “behind” a tunnel (around the outside). This may weird out your dog unless you specifically train for it. Following up on the Building a Skill workshop, these exercises show you step-by-step what to do to introduce this concept to your dog and hone his performance.
7-10-24 More Contact Discriminations
These are the classic setups of tunnel-under-A-frame and tunel-under-dogwalk that you encounter so often at trials. In either case, you’ll have a chance to “flip” your dog from the end of the dogwalk or A-frame into the tunnel behind him. It’s a useful skill. Signup and see who else has signed up at https://bit.ly/ARFF_Practice
7-3-24: Tight Turns with Weaves
Getting a good weave entry and performance in tight, twisty courses takes practice. These two setups offer wraps, tunnel sends, serpentines, threadles, and odd weave entries.