FREE Webinar: 3 steps to success in dog agility - Building your agility toolbox

This is a 30-minute webinar for anyone interested in getting started in dog agility! Links for more FREE content can be found below.
“3 Steps to success in dog agility - Building your agility toolbox”
We are so excited to have you join our webinar “3 Steps to success in dog agility - Building your agility toolbox”. One of the most common questions we get is, “I’m new to agility; how do I get started?”
All of us have been at this stage at one time or another, and we want to make it easier for you to be successful right from the start. If you are interested in learning more about what we have in our agility toolboxes, then this is the webinar for you!
OneMind Dogs Instructor Lynn Madden dives into the tools your team needs to have a great time together while tackling agility courses successfully. She will discuss Foundation skills, the Three Cs, and the wide world of agility handling techniques.
The webinar will follow with a series of emails that deep-dive into the topics we discussed during the webinar, so please make sure to sign up for the emails here: www.oneminddog...
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About the presenter:
Lynn Madden
OneMind Dogs Instructor
app.oneminddogs.com/coaches/Lynn-Madden
Lynn’s handling style is calm, decisive, and deliberate. She decides on a handling plan and executes it to the best of her abilities. Her strengths lay in the ability to think on her feet. “My goal is always to stay connected, choose handling plans that are smooth, and handling the dog I have on the day.” As an instructor, Lynn is clear, precise, and patient. She wants her students to be able to leave feeling like super-stars with amazing dogs that can take on any challenge that comes their way!

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Awesome webinar! Love the 3 C's especially as well as the foundations. Think this should help me with Rodeo Dog Training as well. I bet the people who are on world teams now might not have started out thinking that was their goal, so focusing on the foundations either way is very beneficial. A bit like Steve Young and horses. Almost every episode, regardless of the issue, he goes back to basics or the groundwork. By doing this, he gets the horse back on his page and the horse is much more willing to make our idea be their idea (or what we want be the horse's idea). He gets buy in from the horse by going back to the foundations. Hope that helps.