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.
In our 3 Reasons to Try Dog Agility webinar, I mentioned that there are two types of dogs: thinkers and doers. When it comes to dog training, if we think of them as two learning styles, we can use them to personalize training sessions for the highest success rate....
Learn more about rewarding your dog! Everyone loves being rewarded for a job well done! The right reward, given at the right time and place, will motivate your dog while reinforcing the behavior and skills they learn during training.
If you’ve thought about starting dog agility, then you’re in the right place. In this guide, we’ll break down the top 3 benefits of dog agility training, and we’ll explain how Agility Foundation by OneMind Dogs helps you start in your own backyard with easy-to-follow training videos for dogs.
Our expert dog trainers believe in making training accessible for EVERYONE! That means giving you the power to start dog agility training right where you are. From your backyard to the local park, our Foundation for Agility program is designed for all dogs, even puppies. You don’t need any equipment to start building that magical connection with your canine companion today!
How do you get your dog to listen to you? In this post we will share the secrets to having a dog that values listening to you so strongly, that your life together will become so much easier 一 and more fun!
What do you do when you are a motivated dog agility competitor and you injure yourself? You walk!
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.
We believe that the key to a happy life with your dog is through building connection. Because when you really connect with your dog, and it feels like you’re two souls with one mind, it simply feels like magic.
Agility is meant to to be fun. The ultimate goal is to connect with your dog in a unique way. Sometimes it can become stressful if you’ve set unrealistic expectations. Here are a few ways to bring fun back into agility and be the best team you can be.
Our mission is to give a happy life to dogs by helping people become amazing dog owners.