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By Rose Cybulski
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This week Anna Hinze of Agility Campus and I sit down and have a conversation about trial readiness. There is a lot that goes into getting a dog ready to trial and a lot that goes into ensuring behaviors can hold up in the environment. There are some really great tips in this episode I hope you enjoy it. Anna's Newsletter signup : https://landing.agilitycampus.com/newsletter/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/agilitycampus?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Home - Certified Professional Canine Fitness Trainer - check them out!! Stay in Touch with me- seriously you don't want to miss what's coming up!

In this episode, Rose chats with Fanny Gott about the importance of verbal cues in agility training, focusing on the metaphor of cues as green lights. They explore how to train effective verbal cues, the role of handling, and strategies to improve communication with dogs during competitions. Fanny Gott instagram Home - The Agility Connection membership site SIGN UP here and let Fanny know I sent you! Agility Connection Instagram Follow Before the Q on Instagram HERE Home - Certified Professional Canine Fitness Trainer - Thank you so much for supporting the podcast. Next cohort starts July 4th.

Laura Waudby and I discuss the concept of preplaced rewards in dog training, particularly in agility. They explore the importance of curiosity in training, the role of reward placement, and common mistakes trainers make. Laura shares insights on how to effectively implement preplaced rewards, the significance of foundational training, and real-life applications of these techniques. The conversation emphasizes the need for clear communication with dogs and the benefits of using preplaced rewards to enhance training outcomes. Laura's recent blog post Rethinking Sends in Agility Bye Bye cookie class sign up here: Fenzi Dog Sports Academy - FE420: Bye, Bye Cookie: Hello Delayed Reinforcement! Follow Before the Q on social media to see some fun ideas on how to proof your Pre placed rewards!

In this episode of Before the Q, host Rose Cybulski speaks with canine fitness experts Tara Monahan and Dr. Deb Torraca about the critical role of fitness in agility training. They discuss the importance of building a strong foundation for dogs, the concepts of proprioception and body awareness, common mistakes handlers make in fitness training. The conversation also covers the significance of warm-ups and the use of equipment in canine fitness. Find a CPCFT - Certified Professional Canine Fitness Trainer Wizard of Paws Physical Rehabilitation for Animals, Deborah Gross, Canine Physical Assessment, Get On The Ball – Wizard of Paws Animal Physical Rehabilitation including athletic injuries, injury prevention, litter evaluation, post-surgical physical rehabilition in Colchester, Connecticut. Canine Fitness Innovations

What does it really take to build a successful agility team with your dog? In this episode, Rose is joined by Sarah Espinoza-Sokal, an experienced agility trainer and coach, to break down the core foundation skills every agility team needs—to have a successful training journey. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to strengthen your current training, Sarah shares invaluable insights into the building blocks of agility success, from engagement and focus to communication and trust. We dive into the "why" behind foundational work and how investing in relationship-building can elevate your training—and your bond—with your dog. How to connect with Sarah : https://www.facebook.com/share/1EvwEZ8QGF/?mibextid=wwXIfr Website : Agility Odyssey – Exploring the art and the heart of dog agility.
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