OneMind Dogs Instructor Laurie Huston would like to share some great insights about the importance of planning in dog training. In Part One, she discussed planning as a way to avoid falling into the trap of “just one more time.” By planning ahead, we can dial in our...

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Plan your dog training sessions: Avoid “Just one more time”
We’ve all been there: working with our dogs, things are going well, and that last rep was oh so close. Our brain says, “Just one more time,” hoping to achieve perfection. But does perfection really exist? OneMind Dogs Instructor Laurie Huston would argue that it...
Strengthening key skills in dog agility to solve common problems
Dog agility is by far one of the most rewarding activities you can share with your dog. It combines teamwork, communication, and fun, allowing you to bond with your dog while navigating through various obstacles. However, many handlers encounter common dog agility...
Why a warm-up matters in dog agility (and how to do it right)
So how do you warm up your dog before training or competing in Dog Agility? Take it for a toilet walk? Throw a ball? Do a few jumps? Kelly Daniel from Hybrid Dog Training is here to tell you that you can have increased performance, and decreased chance of injury from...
Flying high: Lucy and Dino’s agility adventure with OneMind Dogs
More importantly, whether it’s agility training or daily family life, always try to understand your dog from their point of view, not just yours. Be patient and consistent, and always praise your dog.
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...
Interview with OneMind Dogs Instructor Laura Bussing
In the world of dog agility, few names resonate as strongly as Laura Bussing. With over 35 years of experience in dog training and behavior consulting, and 15 years specifically dedicated to agility coaching,
Teaching a solid startline stay for dog agility
This article is an extracted version of our premium tips article on startline stays by OneMind Dogs Instructor Stephanie Williams. Startlines are an important skill help agility teams start their agility runs off in the strongest way possible. When you know you can...
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.

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