Dog Agility

Post by Emma Filby
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Nov 15 2024

Master the Ketshker (German Turn) Agility Handling Move

Mastering the Ketshker (German Turn) for Dog Agility Whether you’re just starting out or are an experienced handler, mastering the Ketshker, also known as the German...

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Oct 26 2023

German Turn

What is a German turn? A German turn is a handling option for an S-line bend over a jump where you need to change sides. A...

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Jun 02 2023

Forced Front Cross

What is a Forced Front Cross: This handling move guides your dog around to the backside of an obstacle and gets them to 'slice' across the jump. You...

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May 15 2023

Blind Cross in Dog Agility

What is a blind cross? It’s called blind because you will get ahead on a course, so your dog will be behind and you take your...

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May 11 2023

Ketshker

In this course, you have the option to practice Front Crosses, Pivots or something which may be new to a few of you, a manoeuvre called...

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Mar 30 2023

How to train weaves in dog agility

Weaving poles in agility The Kennel Club is the governing body for dog agility in the UK. Here are some of their rules for dog agility weaves:...

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Feb 16 2023

Week 1 of the Agility Course

Forward Focus In week 1 we kick off by introducing some of the key equipment and commands by training some straight runs over jumps and tunnels. ...

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Oct 12 2022

What we do in the third week of the beginner’s course

Taking part in weeks 1 & 2’s lesson plans, you will have run in one direction, this week you run short courses and taught some more...

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Oct 05 2022

What we do in the second week of the beginner’s course

In week 2 we build on the introduction of jumps and tunnels from the first session and add in the challenge of turns. Dogs are taught...