OneMind Dogs Blog
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My Puppy Doesn’t Want to Engage with Me — What Can I Do?
Bringing home a new puppy is exciting, but it’s also a big adjustment for both of you. If your puppy would rather go off on its own adventures than engage with you, it may be difficult to help them settle in or start puppy training. Luckily, there are ways to support their needs while building the bond between you.
Agility handling techniques – why are options important?
There are over 30 OneMind Dogs handling techniques that will allow you to create a diverse agility toolbox. Depending on your style, you may use some of the same tools very often, and other tools only get pulled out occasionally. Having a diverse toolbox with many options means that you can handle any course, no matter what restrictions you might be working with.
What your dog REALLY wants this Christmas
Get your dog the best possible Christmas present this year — a OneMind Dogs gift card for unlimited fun and a strong bond that makes YOU the most important thing in your dog’s life.
Walking Agility: Competitive agility when you can’t run
What do you do when you are a motivated dog agility competitor and you injure yourself? You walk!
Handle Lines, Not Obstacles
When the world of thinking agility courses in lines opens up to you, you forget the handling of individual obstacles for good.
Dog agility training — Online vs. in-person
When it comes to dog agility training, what suits your team better — online or in-person? Get some tips to help you decide!
4 ways to get the whole family involved in dog training
Getting the whole family on board with obedience training, meal times and fun activities is a great way to make sure you’re working on your dog’s behaviour — and giving them an incredible, fun-filled and happy life with you.
How to prepare your dog for post-lockdown life
Just as our daily lives have changed, our dog’s lives have adapted to the ‘new normal’ too. And if you’ve spent more time in self-isolation or quarantine than not, your dog might need some adjustment before restrictions ease.
7 tips for keeping your agility dog healthy
To be able to enjoy doing agility with your dog for as long as possible, it’s important that you take care of your team mate’s physical well-being every day — training days, competition days and rest days too!
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