Online Classes

WEBINAR ON FEB 27 @ 6PM PT

Does your dog struggle getting started with their agility run? Are they a little sluggish or distracted? Are they over the top unable to contain their excitement for the agility course?

What you do during the time before you take your place at the startline does impact your performance. Knowing what type of routine works best to get you and your dog ‘in the zone’ is an important piece to the puzzle. In this webinar, Megan breaks down the components to beginning-of-run routines and how to choose what works best for each team. Warm-up, get ready to work, wait your turn, and enter the ring in the optimal state of arousal – build the routine that works for your team!

WEEK-LONG WORKSHOP MAR 22-29

Stationing is one of my favorite tools for agility dogs. With the use of a station, I can increase focus, layer in consent to my training, teach the concept of stillness to action, and bring clear structure to my training sessions! In this workshop, Megan will go over how she teaches stationing for agility and all of the potential uses including:

• Waiting your turn for agility
• What to do when you are talking to the instructor
• Default eye contact and stillness
• Stillness to action (a concept needed for startlines & stopped contacts!)
• Start buttons
• Pattern games

Students will be given the opportunity to submit video of their station training and application to an agility lesson!