Some handlers think distance handling means you send your dog off like a package in the mail and hope they find the right route. Nope! Distance handling is still a team sport—just with a little more room between you.
Agility handling techniques
OneMind Dogs handling techniques are based on dog’s natural behavior — which means your dog will understand them from day one.
The truth about dog agility (From the only one who really knows)
As an elite dog agility athlete, I’ve decided it’s time to share the real story. Buckle up, because the truth isn’t always pretty.
Dog agility skills you can train inside
No matter the weather, your agility training doesn’t have to stop! Rain, snow, or limited space—there are plenty of agility skills you and your dog can work on indoors to stay sharp and ready for the course. Whether you're building foundation skills, refining handling...
Mastering modern dog agility courses: Handle the lines, not the obstacles
Have you ever felt like agility courses are becoming more complex? Is your dog becoming frustrated or confused on course (or maybe you are!)? The key to mastering these modern challenges lies in understanding how your dog sees the course and adjusting your handling to...
The 7 handling elements of dog agility: Speak your dog’s language
At OneMind Dogs, we believe agility is about more than navigating obstacles—it’s about building an unshakable connection with your dog. Our method is rooted in seeing the course from your dog’s perspective and understanding how they naturally react to your movements....
The Importance of Commitment in Dog Agility: Mastering the Three Cs with OneMind Dogs
Commitment in dog agility is more than just making sure your dog completes an obstacle—it's about ensuring they do so with focus, independence, and precision. At OneMind Dogs, commitment is a core part of the “Three Cs”: Connect, Commit, and Cue. These elements form...
What is a False Turn in dog agility?
This handling maneuver allows you to change your dog’s line while staying on the same handling side, enabling constant movement and fluid performance.
Trust and Training: The Core of Dog Agility Success
To break this negative cycle, emphasize consistent, positive and challenging training. The level of trust you have in your dog’s performance on an agility course directly relate to the quality of your training.
How to prevent and fix bar knocking in agility dogs
Persistent bar knocking can be a frustrating and challenging issue in dog agility. Whether your dog knocks bars regularly, or its a recent development, we have some tips for you!
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