Backyard Agility Training

I've taken professional agility classes in the past, wanted to show and teach a little of what I know. The agility course I bought the set from b4adventure.com/collections/a... a very good backyard set, easy to set up and easy to take down obstacles are tire jump, tunnel, high jump and weave poles
Keep in mind that every dog is different and may pick up training slower or faster than others. Remember to practice agility in an enclosed environment like a backyard or fenced in area. Keep jumps to the lowest setting.Use low calorie treats when training and make sure they are high reward and the dog only get these treats when they practice agility. Keep training session short for puppies and always practice basic obedience first. Even if you take professional agility classes they will spend the first week practicing basic obedience before you learn anything else. it's always good to have a practice course in your backyard that you can practice between classes. Always make it fun and Always be patient. me and my dog started doing backyard agility in July at the time of filming it was the beginning of November. Accuracy is more important than speed in the beginning.