Agility
Fionia Cup 2010
Home from a wonderful week on gorgeous Fyn. Similar to the previous Fionia Cup Tim and I combine agility with vacation. we rented a beautiful house with a location to die for: in a forest with no neighbors near by - just the kind of house we would love to live in.
Teaching the 2on2off
It's always a good idea to have a plan when training dogs. It helps you to think of every aspect of the behavior you want. Before the training actually starts you'll know which behavior you'll reward and what you will ignore and you'll always know what the next step is.
Weave Poles and Contacts
Zap is now 15 months old and I started teaching him the 2x2 weave this week. He's almost weaving 4 straight poles, but I want to work more on entries and he's getting next week off -his brain and body needs a break.
Trialing Debut
Poncho had his debut trialing yesterday and I couldn't have been happier about his performance. Even though the weather was absolutely awful I was on cloud nine.
Manners Minder training session
After introducing the Manners Minder to Poncho's running contacts training, his rate of success has increased with 10 %! That is a pretty great progress.
Final Countdown
Only 4 days to go and we're of to out first trial. I'm very exited because this is the ultimate way to proof our training and because it's been a year since I last competed and I've really missed it.
Finally! My very own Manners Minder
It came all the way from the UK. It was pretty expensive, but I already like it very much and so does the dogs. With the Manners Minder I will be able to reward only the correct responses of our running contact training, given I manage to only press the remote at the right time.
Agility Zone
I recently subscribed to a new agility magazine - Agility Zone. It's been a year since they published the first issue, and considering they've only been in the business for a year they've come a long way.
Zap's Running A-frame 1
I decided to use Rachel Sander's box method with Zap. We've been working the box on the ground during the winter. Given his progress I tried adding the box to the A-frame.
What do you get an agility nerd for her birthday?
When I turned 12 Fille was present from my parents (Not in a 'Lady and the Tramp' kind-of-way). On my 14th birthday Fille and I entered our first competition. Last year I spend my birthday competing with Cosmo and Zap was a present from Tim and my parents.
When To Add Heights To Jumps
Last Saturday I drove to Horsens to give the first of two lectures on jumping skills. Many of the dogs participating was only one year of age and very new to jumping. This brought up the subject on when to increasing jump height with young dogs.
Weblogs I follow
Many people ask me how I know so much about agility and what's going on with new training methods and so no. So since you asked here's a list of some of the blogs I find educational or inspiring.
Teaching the Tire
During the years I've practiced and taught agility I have heard about, seen and tried many ways to teach the tire - some with a better result than others. One method is to cover the space between tire and frame. Another method is to lure the dog through the tire with treats. But common to all these methods have been that they never really pleased me.
Running Contacts 1
I decided to defy the snow and went out to train the dogs. Because off the snow our running contact training has been proponed with almost two months, but I decided it was time for our very first session today.
A-frame and rubber stuff
As I mentioned earlier we added an A-frame to our agility obstacles. It was made in Germany by WT-metall. The shipping to Denmark wasn't cheap, but we ended up paying 6600 kr. overall which isn't much compared to others.
Rehearsing an Incorrect Response
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hb hb hb Fionia Cup 2010
hb hb Home from a wonderful week on gorgeous Fyn. Similar to the previous Fionia Cup Tim and I combine agility with vacation. we rented a beautiful house with a location to die for: in a forest with no neighbors near by - just the kind of house we would love to live in.
hb hb hb hb Teaching the 2on2off
hb hb It's always a good idea to have a plan when training dogs. It helps you to think of every aspect of the behavior you want. Before the training actually starts you'll know which behavior you'll reward and what you will ignore and you'll always know what the next step is.
hb hb hb hb Weave Poles and Contacts
hb hb Zap is now 15 months old and I started teaching him the 2x2 weave this week. He's almost weaving 4 straight poles, but I want to work more on entries and he's getting next week off -his brain and body needs a break.
hb hb hb hb Trialing Debut
hb hb Poncho had his debut trialing yesterday and I couldn't have been happier about his performance. Even though the weather was absolutely awful I was on cloud nine.
hb hb hb hb Manners Minder training session
hb hb After introducing the Manners Minder to Poncho's running contacts training, his rate of success has increased with 10 %! That is a pretty great progress.
hb hb hb hb Final Countdown
hb hb Only 4 days to go and we're of to out first trial. I'm very exited because this is the ultimate way to proof our training and because it's been a year since I last competed and I've really missed it.
hb hb hb hb Finally! My very own Manners Minder
hb hb It came all the way from the UK. It was pretty expensive, but I already like it very much and so does the dogs. With the Manners Minder I will be able to reward only the correct responses of our running contact training, given I manage to only press the remote at the right time.
hb hb hb hb Agility Zone
hb hb I recently subscribed to a new agility magazine - Agility Zone. It's been a year since they published the first issue, and considering they've only been in the business for a year they've come a long way.
hb hb hb hb Zap's Running A-frame 1
hb hb I decided to use Rachel Sander's box method with Zap. We've been working the box on the ground during the winter. Given his progress I tried adding the box to the A-frame.
hb hb hb hb What do you get an agility nerd for her birthday?
hb hb When I turned 12 Fille was present from my parents (Not in a 'Lady and the Tramp' kind-of-way). On my 14th birthday Fille and I entered our first competition. Last year I spend my birthday competing with Cosmo and Zap was a present from Tim and my parents.
hb hb hb hb When To Add Heights To Jumps
hb hb Last Saturday I drove to Horsens to give the first of two lectures on jumping skills. Many of the dogs participating was only one year of age and very new to jumping. This brought up the subject on when to increasing jump height with young dogs.
hb hb hb hb Weblogs I follow
hb hb Many people ask me how I know so much about agility and what's going on with new training methods and so no. So since you asked here's a list of some of the blogs I find educational or inspiring.
hb hb hb hb Teaching the Tire
hb hb During the years I've practiced and taught agility I have heard about, seen and tried many ways to teach the tire - some with a better result than others. One method is to cover the space between tire and frame. Another method is to lure the dog through the tire with treats. But common to all these methods have been that they never really pleased me.
hb hb hb hb Running Contacts 1
hb hb I decided to defy the snow and went out to train the dogs. Because off the snow our running contact training has been proponed with almost two months, but I decided it was time for our very first session today.
hb hb hb hb A-frame and rubber stuff
hb hb As I mentioned earlier we added an A-frame to our agility obstacles. It was made in Germany by WT-metall. The shipping to Denmark wasn't cheap, but we ended up paying 6600 kr. overall which isn't much compared to others.
hb hb hb hb Rehearsing an Incorrect Response
hb hb I love watching YouTube videos; it gives me great inspiration on dog training from all over the world while I sit on my couch with a cup of tea. But one of the things that always comes to my mind is; Why do people rehearsing mistas that always comes to my mind is; Why ds tog from I spend my birthnd isea to k comts to s t
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hb hbFionia Cup 2010
hbhb Home from a wonderful week on gorgeous Fyn. Similar to the previous Fionia Cup Tim and I combine agility with vacation. we rented a beautiful house with a location to die for: in a forest with no neighbors near by - just the kind of house we would love to live in.
hb hbTeaching the 2on2off
hbhb It's always a good idea to have a plan when training dogs. It helps you to think of every aspect of the behavior you want. Before the training actually starts you'll know which behavior you'll reward and what you will ignore and you'll always know what the next step is.
hb hbWeave Poles and Contacts
hbhb Zap is now 15 months old and I started teaching him the 2x2 weave this week. He's almost weaving 4 straight poles, but I want to work more on entries and he's getting next week off -his brain and body needs a break.
hb hbTrialing Debut
hbhb Poncho had his debut trialing yesterday and I couldn't have been happier about his performance. Even though the weather was absolutely awful I was on cloud nine.
hb hbManners Minder training session
hbhb After introducing the Manners Minder to Poncho's running contacts training, his rate of success has increased with 10 %! That is a pretty great progress.
hb hbFinal Countdown
hbhb Only 4 days to go and we're of to out first trial. I'm very exited because this is the ultimate way to proof our training and because it's been a year since I last competed and I've really missed it.
hb hbFinally! My very own Manners Minder
hbhb It came all the way from the UK. It was pretty expensive, but I already like it very much and so does the dogs. With the Manners Minder I will be able to reward only the correct responses of our running contact training, given I manage to only press the remote at the right time.
hb hbAgility Zone
hbhb I recently subscribed to a new agility magazine - Agility Zone. It's been a year since they published the first issue, and considering they've only been in the business for a year they've come a long way.
hb hbZap's Running A-frame 1
hbhb I decided to use Rachel Sander's box method with Zap. We've been working the box on the ground during the winter. Given his progress I tried adding the box to the A-frame.
hb hbWhat do you get an agility nerd for her birthday?
hbhb When I turned 12 Fille was present from my parents (Not in a 'Lady and the Tramp' kind-of-way). On my 14th birthday Fille and I entered our first competition. Last year I spend my birthday competing with Cosmo and Zap was a present from Tim and my parents.
hb hbWhen To Add Heights To Jumps
hbhb Last Saturday I drove to Horsens to give the first of two lectures on jumping skills. Many of the dogs participating was only one year of age and very new to jumping. This brought up the subject on when to increasing jump height with young dogs.
hb hbWeblogs I follow
hbhb Many people ask me how I know so much about agility and what's going on with new training methods and so no. So since you asked here's a list of some of the blogs I find educational or inspiring.
hb hbTeaching the Tire
hbhb During the years I've practiced and taught agility I have heard about, seen and tried many ways to teach the tire - some with a better result than others. One method is to cover the space between tire and frame. Another method is to lure the dog through the tire with treats. But common to all these methods have been that they never really pleased me.
hb hbRunning Contacts 1
hbhb I decided to defy the snow and went out to train the dogs. Because off the snow our running contact training has been proponed with almost two months, but I decided it was time for our very first session today.
hb hbA-frame and rubber stuff
hbhb As I mentioned earlier we added an A-frame to our agility obstacles. It was made in Germany by WT-metall. The shipping to Denmark wasn't cheap, but we ended up paying 6600 kr. overall which isn't much compared to others.
hb hbRehearsing an Incorrect Response
hbhb I love watching YouTube videos; it gives me great inspiration on dog training from all over the world while I sit on my couch with a cup of tea. But one of the things that always comes to my mind is; Why do people rehearsing mistas that always comes to my mind is; Why ds tog from I spend my birthnd isea to k comts to s t
hbesp eading hb /YQxL- I love watching YouTube videos; it givb I deciLpg?uffel_...We've been working the box on the ground du But one of the things thaLpg?uffel_...W