Go-Get-’Em Agility Podcast

Episode 15: Verbal Cues in Agility ** Listen to our opinion on the use of verbal cues on the agility course. Are you thinking about adding verbal cues to your dog agility tool bag. Chances are, you already are.  
 
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Episode 14: Puppy Eli and Agility ** AND Emma's back!! Excited times two for me. I have a new puppy, Eli and my daughter joined me in another podcast.  Join us as we discuss Eli, his breed, and some of my training and socialization I've been doing with him with agility in mind.
 
Not mentioned in the podcast, but highly relevant, follow along Eli's one year journey to becoming an agility dog. I am venturing to produce weekly videos in a series called "52 Weeks of Puppy Eli - Agility Training"
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Episode 13: Why I Love Agility ** What is it that makes agility addicting? Why do so many handlers continue to run agility with multiple dogs for years on end? Find out my reasons and how I view agility. What is your reason why, why do you love agility, what drives you to return to class or competition?Music by: www.benstone.com

Episode 12: FAST and Gamblers Agility Classes, Not For New Handlers ** I love FAST and Gamblers and all the games classes in agility, but not for my new handlers/students starting to trial for the very first time. Find out more about the games classes and why I think new handlers should avoid them, even if their friends tell them they are good classes to start in.Music by: www.bensound.com

Episode 11: Dog Training, Handler Training and Natural Cues in Agility ** How to recognize our dog's natural cues, trained cues and using them effectively in our handling.Music by www.bensound.com

Episode 10: Why, Oh Why Are Weave Poles So Stinkin' Hard? **Weave poles, the hardest, yet most thrilling obstacle to watch, and for me, to teach. When you hear the roar of the crowd, it is often because of some amazing feat with the weave poles. For the general public, by far, the most hair raising. For the competitor, it is the HARD entrance they have trained for, over and over and over again. Weave poles are a given, they are a trained skill, in soooo many ways.At minute 17:55, Reason #7, the brain is thinking faster than the feet will allow, I talk about a head bob. This video is the first time I caught the head bob on video. https://youtu.be/qnDE7IHpQcAThis video was acquired after this podcast was published.Music by: wwwbensound.com

Episode 9: Equipment - Old, New, DIY, Competition ** There is a lot of equipment on the market, listen to some helpful information on what to look out for with old and new agility equipment.Music by: www.bensound.com

Episode 8: Relationship Building, Beginning Dog Agility ** Dog Agility is an off leash sport and because of that, the relationship we have with our dog is and should be the first thing we focus on and build.#dogagility #agilitypodcast #dogtraining Music by: www.bensound.com

Episode 7: Beginning Agility Timeline ** How long does it take for a dog/handler team to learn dog agility and be ready to trial? Learn about the three buckets of agility that help to answer that question.#dogagility #agilitypodcast #dogtrainingMusic by: www.bensound.com

Episode 6: Lead Outs - Can You Lead Out Too Far? ** Lead outs, both on the start line and on stopped contacts (table too) can offer us a way to get ahead of our dog, but can you lead out too far and what are the pitfalls if you do?#dogagility #agilitypodcast #dogtraining
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