In this episode Kert and Dave discuss all the positives......and potential negatives about having a partner in agility.

Can you relate?

Have we missed anything?

Let us know!

Kayl McCann is an experienced agility handler, that has been successful at the highest level for a long time, and she resides in Canada, eh?!

She also runs McCann dogs, which have their own business and social media content on lots of platforms. Just type in McCann dogs to see what theyre about.

I thoroughly enjoyed talking to Kayl, and learning from her experience whilst listening to her insights.

I hope you enjoy too.

This episode was recorded prior to the AWCs.

Relax yourselves, Dave is BACK!

In this episode, if i sound like ive been drinking too much wine, its because i have actually just come home from a session with the dentist! So please forgive my poor articulation!

Today we discuss some agility partnerships that have left their mark in the world of agility, and we are looking to find our top 5. Yes, we know mount Rushmore doesnt have 5 heads, but we found it hard enough narrowing it down to 5, so live with it!

Do you agree with Dave's choices?

Do you have some differing opinions?

Why?

Who did we miss?

Shannon is a multi time Team GB representative and has competed at both senior and junior level.

She is known for her exceptional dog training skills, and is continuously a very successful handler with her dogs Gift, Ferny, Banter and her new puppy Halloumi.

I hope you enjoy

Neil Ellis is a world renowned dog agility judge, and is judging at the European Open 2024.

Neil also runs a charity, and series of shows in the UK called Iconix and has many other exciting plans in the pipeline.

I had a great conversation with Neil, i hope you enjoy :)

James is a multiple medal winner for Team Great Britain in international competition with his medium cocker spaniel, Willow.

Currently he also competes in UK in grade 7 with Willow and his border collie, Bay.

This conversation was recorded just after the European Championships where James won two Bronze medals, and just before he left to go to compete in the AWCs.

We wish you good luck in the Czech Republic!

I hope you enjoy.

Daisy Peel is a good friend and top level agility handler and trainer, competing for and in America. She has years of expprience competing at the highest level, and i thoroughly enjoyed our chat. I hope you do, too.

She is also the owner of the online training platform

This week we welcome good friend and European Open Agility Gold medallist in the small height category, and silver medal in the Large teams, Martin Reid.

I hope you enjoy.

This week we welcome international medallist in dog agility, dog trainer, dog breeder and all round good guy, Max Sprinz.

Max has competed on the German team for many years, in multiple heights, and in todays episode we get to know him a little more, and how he thinks.

I hope you enjoy

This week is the start of a "spin - off" series that we will upload to our channel. For those wanting to keep updated with happenings of the podcast, you can do so here:

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093313054171

I will be interviewing people in our agility/ dog training community, to better get an idea of how they think, what their opinions are, and steal some knowledge in the hope to be able to crush them in competition....Not really, we just have a nice chat Me and Dave Munnings have put together some questions, in the hope that everyone's answers can give you a different insight into the world of dog agility.

These will be interspersed between our normal podcasts.

This first week we are fortunate enough to welcome the world renowned dog agility competitor and trainer Dan Shaw .

Tell a friend who might like it, and let me know what you thought in the comments!