Persistent bar knocking can be a frustrating and challenging issue in dog agility. Whether your dog knocks bars regularly, or its a recent development, we have some tips for you!
Competitive agility
For all of the aspiring agility champions out there, we’ve got you covered with articles from our top coaches about agility competitions, mindset and more.
Collection and tight turns in dog agility
Does your dog have trouble with tight turns in dog agility? Would you like to learn how to cue collection effectively? This blog is for you!
Taming your nerves in dog agility competitions
Do nerves affect your performance in agility competitions? Do you feel like you sometimes let your dog down in the ring? This blog is for you!
OneMind Dogs method and the use of verbals in dog agility
Do verbal cues have a place in the OneMind Dogs method? Find out in this article where we discuss the use of verbals in dog agility.
What is a Front Cross in Dog Agility?
In this article, we break down and discuss one of the fundamental handling techniques used in dog agility: the Front Cross.
Build your rewarding skills to make dog training fun and effective
In this article, we’ll look at how rewarding works, and how it allows us to communicateeffectively with our dogs. We’ll also share priceless tips and advice on how to improveyour rewarding skills, making your training sessions a lot more successful. See things from...
Mastering distance handling in dog agility
Learn about distance handling in dog agility with this informative blog post. Handle your dog from afar, bust myths, and build a magical bond.
Learning agility handling techniques with your dog has many benefits
Doing agility with your dog is so much fun. But before you start running courses, we recommend learning agility handling techniques!
Ann Ouchtherloney’s story of agility joy despite physical limitations
At OneMind Dogs, we believe that agility is for everyone. In a recent episode of our From the Dog’s Perspective podcast, we spoke with Ann Ouchtherloney about her experience overcoming her own physical limitations to thrive with her dogs. Ann worked with IBM for over...
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