The Complete Guide to Canine Agility
Essential Training Techniques to Build a Fast, Focused, and Competitive Agility Dog
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Unlock Your Dog's Full Agility Potential-From Training to Triumph! Agility isn't just a sport-it's a thrilling partnership between dog and handler. Whether you're stepping onto the course for the first time or aiming for championship titles, The Complete Guide to Canine Agility is your ultimate resource for success. Packed with expert training techniques, strategic handling methods, and competition insights, this book will help you develop a fast, focused, and confident agility dog. Inside, You'll Discover: ¿ Step-by-Step Training Foundations - Teach essential commands, build obstacle confide...
Unlock Your Dog's Full Agility Potential-From Training to Triumph! Agility isn't just a sport-it's a thrilling partnership between dog and handler. Whether you're stepping onto the course for the first time or aiming for championship titles, The Complete Guide to Canine Agility is your ultimate resource for success. Packed with expert training techniques, strategic handling methods, and competition insights, this book will help you develop a fast, focused, and confident agility dog. Inside, You'll Discover: ¿ Step-by-Step Training Foundations - Teach essential commands, build obstacle confidence, and create a solid foundation for future success. ¿ Advanced Handling Techniques - Master distance handling, tight turns, backsides, threadles, and more to navigate complex courses with ease. ¿ Speed & Precision Drills - Improve weave pole accuracy, contact obstacle efficiency, and overall course flow to shave seconds off your runs. ¿ Mental & Physical Preparation - Keep your dog engaged, motivated, and competition-ready while preventing burnout and injuries. ¿ Troubleshooting Common Challenges - Overcome training plateaus, fix refusals, and manage high-energy or timid dogs for a well-rounded agility partner. Think Your Dog Isn't "Agility Material"? Think Again!
