Bad Dog Agility Podcast

Dog agility training tips and discussions. We often interview agility instructors and competitors as well.

In this episode (19:50) In this podcast, we discuss why the teeter is such a difficult obstacle for some dogs and some ways (including our favorite!) of training this obstacle. Mentioned The TipAssist was developed by Lynne Stephens of Doglogic Canine Education of Statesville, NC and manufactured by Emmco Sport. Ways to Listen Download the Click here to read the full article →

In this episode (23:59) In this podcast, we discuss how thinking about dog agility in terms of your system vs your talent can help improve your performances. Mentioned Our post: When do Agility Dogs Peak? Ways to Listen Download the App Subscribe to the podcast on your iPhone or iPad. Download the MP3 File Here Click here to read the full article →

Dog agility training tips and discussions. We often interview agility instructors and competitors as well.

In this episode (32:00) We discuss how entitlement can affect our training and negatively impact the team selection process for international events. Ways to Listen Download the App Subscribe to the podcast on your iPhone or iPad. Download the MP3 File Here Sponsor Back on Track Dog agility is a demanding sport and can be Click here to read the full article →

Dog agility training tips and discussions. We often interview agility instructors and competitors as well.

In this episode (18:35) We discuss how challenging your dog can actually build understanding and confidence, which turn to speed and drive. Mentioned The Bad Dog Agility Academy VIP Program Ways to Listen Download the App Subscribe to the podcast on your iPhone or iPad. Download the MP3 File Here Sponsor Back on Track Dog Click here to read the full article →

Dog agility training tips and discussions. We often interview agility instructors and competitors as well.

In this episode (26:28) We’re joined this week by Brittany Schaezler for a discussion on some of the common (and not so common) mistakes we’ve seen our inexperienced dogs make as they begin competing. Add these items to your list of proofing and training and you’ll have a few less mistakes to worry about with Click here to read the full article →

Dog agility training tips and discussions. We often interview agility instructors and competitors as well.

In this episode (45:54) Howard Boyle is a Houston, Texas based agility competitor who routinely travels around the world to compete in the sport of dog agility. He recently traveled to the Bailiwick of Jersey, an island off the coast of France, to compete in the Jersey European Agility Festival. Mentioned Jersey European Agility Festival Click here to read the full article →

Dog agility training tips and discussions. We often interview agility instructors and competitors as well.

In this episode (33:31) This is the second part of a two part interview with Lee Gibson. Please listen to Part 1 first! In this podcast we continue our discussion on course design including specific challenges presented in the Crufts course as well as Lee’s thoughts on designing courses for or against the running contact. Click here to read the full article →

Dog agility training tips and discussions. We often interview agility instructors and competitors as well.

In this episode (45:15) This week we’re joined by Lee Gibson, the judge of the International Finals course at Crufts this year. We discuss the responsibility judges have to influence the sport and the pressures on judges and their course design. And don’t miss Part 2! Mentioned 2015 Crufts International Agility Finals course designed by Click here to read the full article →