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5 Reasons to Start A Dog Training Session With a Known Task

Starting your dog training session with a behavior your dog already knows has a ton of benefits.

The keys to training a specific behavior are to reward where it happens, while it is happening, and be consistent with both rewards and resets.

If you have difficulty memorizing dog agility courses or exercises, here are seven ideas to help make your life easier.

Not everyone who participates in agility can run. Matching the right instructor with the right student benefits both of them.

Find out which type of online learner you are and get tips for actually completing your courses and implementing what you’ve learned.

Teaching your agility dog tricks builds your relationship, communication, and much, much more.

Before you sign up for that dog agility or tricks seminar, these are the things you should find out.

Find out why your agility or trick dog deserves “screw up” cookies!

Is your dog truly stubborn? Or is there something else going on?

Here are three reasons you should keep a list of your cues when you train your dog.

The success of your run in dog agility begins at the start line. Here’s how to set your dog up right.

Ever wonder what it takes to publish a dog training book? Read this article to find out!

When you are training your dog, does every session have to end with success? Learn the answer in this article.

When you lose a beloved pet, you may feel like nobody understands. Here are some ways you can cope with your loss.

Should you video your dog training sessions? YES! Read this article for 7 reasons why.

A common dog agility mantra is “trial like you train”. Should you?

Can dogs in sports like agility, frisbee, or nose work suffer from burnout? Yes they can. Here’s how you can help.

Reward placement matters for dog training. Learn the basics in this article.