by Niki | Aug 3, 2026 | Agility foundations, Competitive agility
If you’ve walked off a course frustrated, wondering why your dog took the wrong obstacle or blew straight past a jump you were sure you’d handled correctly, you’ve probably asked some version of this question. Is my dog being stubborn? Not listening?...
by OneMind Dogs Team | Sep 11, 2025 | Agility handling techniques, Competitive agility
OneMind Dogs instructor Lee Elgie shares her thoughts on one of the most versatile handling techniques in agility called the Reverse Spin. If you’ve ever struggled with tight turns, trap obstacles, or a dog with sky-high obstacle focus, this move might be the missing...
by Niki | Sep 9, 2025 | Agility foundations
Do you think you might like to start agility training with your dog? Dog agility isn’t just for elite competitors or Border Collies on TV. It’s for every dog and every owner who wants a stronger partnership, a fun hobby, and a reason to celebrate small wins together....
by Niki | Jun 25, 2025 | Agility handling techniques
Threadles and serpentines are two common patterns in dog agility that test your ability to cue your dog with precision and clarity. While they can both involve tight lines and quick turns, the way we handle them, and the way our dogs understand them, is different. At...
by Niki | Jun 10, 2025 | Competitive agility
Do you suffer from nerves at agility competitions? You’ve probably spent a fair bit of time training your dog’s skills, brushing up on handling techniques, and making sure your teammate is fit and ready. But how much time have you spent training your own mind? Agility...
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