This videos is based on the book The Magic of Believing. Phil used Suno.com to help compose the music. You can get a free look inside The Magic of Believing here: dogtrainingpsychology.com/the-magic-of-believing See also, for a Free look inside: Gems of Wisdom: Amazon.com/dp/B0CK6J41G9 Wisdom Unleashed Amazon.com/dp/B0CZ88PN3C HABITS DECIDE kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5bGfqOEd82hmcU

This videos is based on the book The Magic of Believing. Phil used Suno.com to help compose the music. You can get a free look inside The Magic of Believing here: www.dogtrainingpsychology.com/the-magic-of-believing Free look inside: Gems of Wisdom: Amazon.com/dp/B0CK6J41G9 Wisdom Unleashed Amazon.com/dp/B0CZ88PN3C See also: HABITS DECIDE kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5bGfqOEd82hmcU

Thank you for sharing this video of the beautiful dance and Love connection with Ur smart dog.

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Oh yeah, more of this please!

Looks great, what language are you speaking to the dog?

very creative!! So what exactly is the book about? Einstein?

I'm using The Farmer's Dog for treats. Momo loves it and gets so excited when I offer her a bite of this delicisou, human grade dog food. (This is not a commerical and I don't get a commission on sales of The Farmer's Dog. ) Please check out my free tutorials at DogTrainingPsychology.com

Very nice Phil. I.have a great immunization but i.dont know where it's taking me?😢

For lots of free dog agility lessons as well as complete courses with free previews, see DogTrainingPsychology.com You can click all pages to view all the free lessons. For complete courses (with free previous, please click LEARN DIRECTIONALITY. Regarding indoor training, it is helpful to know that you can do dog agility training indoors. This works well when you don't have space outdoors or it is raining or the weather is too hot.

Nice job!!

Waste of time watching this video. No tips here, only advertisement of a course. :/

Sitting pretty is something Lena needs to learn 😂

❤❤❤ absolutely beautiful and you are blessed

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I can't get my Brussels Griffon, FIASCO, to come on command.🤣

Wow 1978..I did agility with my first Border Collie back in1994 and it was new to us- I can't believe it had been around for 16 years already - my 2nd Border Collie was amazing and if it wasn't for my disability she could have been one of the greats (she had world championship Gene - both parents were from Wales and were brought across to Canada)- she learned so fast and came in first in pretty much every run she ever did...she died aged 14 this past April... My new puppy, a toy Aussiedoodle is a super fast little guy and at age 5 months is great at the dog walk, the pause box and the tunnel - he will make an amazing jumper too since it appears he is part kangaroo...but my body has gotten worse over the years and taking him to a 1 hr basic obedience class is hard on me now so I don't think agility trials are in our future- which is such a shame (I wish one of the boys, well young men now, were interested in competing but I think girls are too important at the moment

Hope you enjoyed this funny video. Key takeaway: you can teach your dog to be patient and focus on you before she gets her treat.

Every time you do something you are casting a vote for your future self.

Good job Magic Momo.

These questions help me do the needed work to get what I want!

Nice job. I have a Seahaven sheltie who is retired now from agility, but he loved it. Great pups!

Great video. Thanks!

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Wow it is amazing how good Magic Momo was at *dog agility* at 2 years of age! 😁🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕

Momo is beautiful! How’s are they doing?

I think this was a fairly good video. And kudos to you for using an untrained dog--I hate the "how to" videos that use a demonstration dog who already is familiar with the task. Two things, though: NEVER use a plastic bag (I've attended surgeries removing them), and I would NOT put a treat on the board. The dog is "paid" when the task is complete. You can lure along with a moving hand, but the food should not be released until the dog is off the board. Otherwise, you might get a dog who hesitates partway through, looking for or anticipating food. Seconds count--keep the animal MOVING.

In his book , which I am reading on Kindle, " Dog Agility Escapades with Magic Momo: The Struggles of a Shy Sheltie in the sport of dog agility (Volume Book 1) Kindle Edition" the author asks "What do you think? " in regards to were they"robbed" of a Qualifying round? In this video Philip goes to the left of the poles to start Momo. Often Novice dogs are started with the handler with the dog on their left making it easier for a novice dog to find the correct entry. Philip took the harder entry handling position and Momo, first tried to follow after him, not realizing she needed to weave. He re-cued her and she entered properly. She did indeed do the correct weave entry. But the judge was in the wrong place to watch the weaves. She should have moved back behind the weave set so she could see the entry and exit. Which she could have seen from her position if Philip had been on right side of the weaves. Instead his body blocked the judge from seeing the weave entry and she did not reposition herself. And by not moving she apparently didn't see the weave exit either. Or if she did she did not realize that for Momo to exit correctly she had to have either missed a pole (which she did not, or she had to have entered correctly (which she did) . Momo came out of the weaves on her left - correctly. You can see the judge counting with her fingers. No idea what she was doing this for but she concluded that, though she did not see it, Momo made a mistake. Hopefully this video will be used as a training tool for judges to realize how important that their placement is and that even in Novice a handler might go to the left of the entry so they need to position themselves for that eventuality.

Wow. What beautiful gardens. And Momo is delightful! For anyone who comes across this without knowing who Momo is you MUST read her book (go to the link above or Amazon like I did). And if you are just starting out in agility this is a good run to learn from. Much goes right here and the few little things that need improved on are very instructional for us newbies. Always study your course so you know which side to be on for your first turn. If the handler was on his left before he cued Momo to start, he would not have had to do a blind cross behind Momo when she was on the teeter. I too did this once and my dog came off the teeter. Momo almost did but it ended well. He turned into her at the end of her weaves which might slow some dogs down if they anticipate that in the future. I learned over time to play with my dog while running straight ahead so she did not anticipate slowing down after the weaves. What is most important in watching this video is to see the joy that both handler and Momo have for this run. I'm going through the book now and looking forward to all the videos!

Here it is! I found it!

Nice vedio

Really good video.

Awesome Video. Thanks for providing this content! ou have a great channel ! Can we Be KZbin Friends?

Great video my friend 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Well done 👌🏻 who doesnt love clean runs👏🏻

Beautiful dog! Bi blue?

Awesome work! Looks like fun

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Momo is purposefully lead past some jumps to help strengthen "handler focus." "Horse play" at the end is a reinforcing event. Momo loves it.

intelligent momo 👏 👏

Love that Keiko Matsui and her music, too!

Learn more at MasteryLearning.Thinkific.com Adorable Momo went off course, quickly climbing the A-frame, but made up for it by kissing the judge and scoring second place in AKC Premier the same day. Momo is developing strong obstacle focus and sometimes takes obstacles on her own accord, whether or not they are "on course." In her Premier run, though she followed all my cues "to a T." facebook.com/groups/dogagility

Sarah FernandezLopez admits she is a stickler for making a connection with your dog when she out of a tunnel.

This video really helped me. When Phil lead me into a tunnel today in practice he told me which way we could be going when I cam out of the tunnel. I think listening to this video over and over ground the concept into Phil's mind.

This was filmed with a Soloshot robot camera, which I think is doing a fair job of tracking me here. I edited the video with Camtasia Studio. Slow motion worked well. I am still learning to use the Soloshot. Sometimes it does not seem to follow me. But I had the tag in my pocket instead of wearing it on a belt like I am supposed to. (Target for improvement: REMEMBER TO BRING THE BELT.)

Backlighting at the Lyttle Cow Palace in Santa Rosa is always a challenge to videographers. I used color correction in Camtasia Studio and that helped a lot. You can see the correction happening as Momo runs toward the weave poles.

I'm glad I realized I had a treat in my hand and tossed it out before starting the run. I could have been disqualified.

Momo really enjoys tugging lately. I am looking to use this as a reward along with her favorite food treats.

Momo has progressed a lot since this practice session. She qualified for AKC Nationals to be held in Reno March 2018, in 2017 grabbing 7 regular double Q's and 3 Premier Double Q's more than 550 points. See Magic Momo Premier Jumpers First Place 2017 09 03.

Good luck! Hope you make it to Nationals!!