OneMind Dogs Blog
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3 things to try when agility competitions aren’t fun any more
Do you ever feel frustrated, sad, or even angry at the end of an agility competition day? How do these feelings affect your ability to focus at trials or to be the best possible teammate for your dog? Is there a mental side to agility…. you bet there is!
Training Dog Agility by Yourself 一 How to Get Started
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!
5 things stopping you from getting clean runs in dog agility
These 5 points are simple changes, once you understand them and make the change, your Q rates will increase. Even without any additional training for your dog.
How (and why) Did OneMind Dogs Start?
Our story starts in 2003, with Finnish agility trainer and OneMind Dogs method creator, Janita Leinonen, and her border collie, Tekla. Their journey laid the foundation for what we represent today. But how did a top dog trainer and agility handler and her...
Why Doesn’t My Dog Listen To Me?
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!
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!
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