FREE Dog Agility Webinar: Connection in dog agility: What, where and how?

A 30-minute webinar for agility enthusiasts! Links for more FREE content can be found below.
We’re so excited to have you join our webinar “Dog Agility Webinar: Collection and Tight Turns" - A webinar for agility enthusiasts who want to discover the importance of connection and what it really means in agility.
Once you understand the concept of connection, you will have more clean, seamless runs!
In this webinar, Stephanie will take you through the basics of connection in dog agility and why it matters. If you train or compete in agility with your dog, this webinar if for you!
🎓 You’ll learn:
What is connection?
Why is connection important?
Different level of connection
Examples of connection
Troubleshooting connection
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[@staceybramley9118]

Thanks Stephanie! Great info that we need to hear and see over and over!!

[@oskarparys5644]

Does it make sense to run agility with a belgian malinois on a higher level ? Everybody around says that im dumb to do it. Im getting a little bit anxious after that :/

[@OneMindDogs]

Of course it does!! It's all about you and your dog having fun together, ignore everything else!

[@supersiss]

Interesting... so even if the dog is catching up to you and you want it to keep going past you/forward with a send, you should still look at the dog and not the line ahead? (video around 17.10 and 31.50) I don't think this is what is usually taught 'out there' as many explain this to be a breaking signal and not a forward send signal. Why does it work that way on a forward send? :-)

[@naokoblue1330]

Thank you ❤ sooo important

[@chrisedmark]

Well defined information on when and where the seeing happens. My take away was to find strategic points on the course, during the walk through to look at your dog and ask yourself: for the handling move at the obstacle am I to look at the line, at the dog, or at the landing spot.

[@mariaelianagutierrez8095]

Thanks You!!!!

[@SuperKAgility]

Thank You! Great reinforcement Webinar.

[@OneMindDogs]

You're welcome!

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

Awesome video as usual! So packed with information that until you actually see the breakdown of it all, you might not catch. And another push to videotape our training. Have been fighting that one for way too long - thank you!

[@OneMindDogs]

You're very welcome, I'm so glad you enjoyed it!!

[@jogrin-yates9722]

Great advice 👍

[@OneMindDogs]

Thanks :)