Thanks for your question, I tend to use a release cue (OK / go, for example) after the start line wait, then I only use cues for front and rear crosses / change of directions. If your dog responds well to a 'go on' cue then there's no harm in using that too :) Happy hoopering!
Clear and well demonstrated introduction to hoopers and stages of progression.
Good clear introduction to starting Hoopers, thanks.
Great intro to Hoopers.
Love it , lovely video
Brilliant Louise, thank you!
Nice and clear thank you
What commands do you use at each stage?
Thanks for your question, I tend to use a release cue (OK / go, for example) after the start line wait, then I only use cues for front and rear crosses / change of directions. If your dog responds well to a 'go on' cue then there's no harm in using that too :) Happy hoopering!