Articles and tips on starting agility foundation training with your puppy or beginner dog — whether you plan to compete or not, agility is crazy fun.
Stepping into the world of dog agility competition for the first time is an adventure like no other. It’s more than just a test of skill—it’s a celebration of the bond, trust, and communication between you and your dog. Your first competition can feel a little...
At OneMind Dogs, we believe agility is about more than navigating obstacles—it’s about building an unshakable connection with your dog. Our method is rooted in seeing the course from your dog’s perspective and understanding how they naturally react to your movements....
Positive thinking can truly transform your dog training experience. When you approach training with an optimistic mindset and a supportive attitude, you create a space where learning becomes fun and rewarding for both you and your dog. At OneMind Dogs, we believe in...
If you’ve ever marvelled at dogs seamlessly navigating agility courses while their handler is across the other side of the field, you’ve likely wondered: how do they do it? The secret lies in strong basic skills, and understanding the dog's perspective. With the right...
We’ve all been there: working with our dogs, things are going well, and that last rep was oh so close. Our brain says, “Just one more time,” hoping to achieve perfection. But does perfection really exist? OneMind Dogs Instructor Laurie Huston would argue that it...
Dog agility is by far one of the most rewarding activities you can share with your dog. It combines teamwork, communication, and fun, allowing you to bond with your dog while navigating through various obstacles. However, many handlers encounter common dog...
Commitment in dog agility is more than just making sure your dog completes an obstacle—it's about ensuring they do so with focus, independence, and precision. At OneMind Dogs, commitment is a core part of the “Three Cs”: Connect, Commit, and Cue. These elements form...
Imagine seeing the world through your dog’s eyes, and understanding their perspective. How much easier would it be to teach your dog something, if you truly understand how they see it? That’s the foundation of the OneMind Dogs philosophy.
This article is an extracted version of our premium tips article on startline stays by OneMind Dogs Instructor Stephanie Williams. Startlines are an important skill help agility teams start their agility runs off in the strongest way possible. When you know you can...
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