by Niki | Nov 23, 2021 | Agility foundations, Competitive agility
What do you do when you are a motivated dog agility competitor and you injure yourself? Agility competitor and coach Krisztina Holti and her dog Onix were competing at a high level when Krisztina experienced an injury and became unable to run at all. Still motivated...
by Niki | Sep 20, 2021 | Agility handling techniques
When the world of thinking agility courses in lines opens up to you, you forget the handling of individual obstacles for good. OneMind Dogs founder, Janita Leinonen, started agility in 1993. For the first ten years, all she saw in the agility ring was individual...
by Niki | Sep 10, 2021 | Competitive agility
Dog agility is a fun and addictive sport that can open up a whole new world for you and your dog. But where do you start? There are many different options when it comes to agility training — You could join a local club, find a private instructor, attend a...
by Niki | Sep 23, 2020 | Customer stories
One of the best parts about having such a diverse community of agility enthusiasts is hearing all of the stories of how OneMind Dogs came into people’s lives. Today, we’ll hear about OneMind Dogs community member Jacqui Angus’ journey with us. Jacqui first heard...
by Niki | May 28, 2020 | Dog health and wellness
Keeping our dogs healthy and happy is a dog owner’s most important job. And dogs, though they might eat anything they’re offered, have specific nutritional needs to keep them that way. Particularly if they’re participating in high-intensity dog sports as a...
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