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[AU-016] Weave Woes to Wows!

Weaves, weaves and more weaves! Get that little boost to finish your weave pole training or fix a problem with entries, speed or popping. This class is just in time for you to head into the summer trial season with awesome weaves. With a few weeks of concentrated effort, you can have true confidence in your dog’s weave pole performance whatever level your dog is working!

Diane Goodspeed

Estimated Time: 5 weeks

Difficulty: Puppy

Number of lessons: 26
[AU-015] Fun with Tricks to Improve Body Control

In this course we will have a series of tricks that are geared towards helping your dog learn body control. Tricks in this class involve using their body in a controlled manner to achieve each trick. There will be Novice, Intermediate and Advanced level tricks available each week, in total you will have access to 12 trick videos by the end of the course. Bonus part of the class is any trick completed will go towards your Do More With Your Dog Trick Title.

Stefanie Theis

Estimated Time: 5 weeks with 4 training packages and a break week in the middle

Difficulty: Open to All

Number of lessons: 6
[AU-014] MaxPup Module 4: Putting It Together

Take your foundation skills to the next level! Build your flatwork and wing skills into real handling with a series of games that focus on more handling understanding, amazing commitment, adding more verbals, criteria understanding drills, jumping foundation skills and grids, great start line behavior, short sequences and more teamwork! These age-appropriate games are perfect for dogs 10 months and older, as well as adult dogs just getting started or in need of better understanding.

Tracy Sklenar

Estimated Time: 5 weeks

Difficulty: Beginner

Number of lessons: 22
[AU-013] MaxPup Module 3: Handling and Jumping Skills

Take your foundation skills to the next level! Build your flatwork and wing skills into real handling with a series of games that focus on more handling understanding, amazing commitment, adding more verbals, criteria understanding drills, jumping foundation skills and grids, great start line behavior, short sequences and more teamwork! These age-appropriate games are perfect for dogs 10 months and older, as well as adult dogs just getting started or in need of better understanding.

Tracy Sklenar

Estimated Time: 5 weeks

Difficulty: Beginner

Number of lessons: 41
[AU-012] Teeter Transformed: Conquering the Seesaw with Small Dogs

Small dog, big teeter? No problem! Join Bobbie to build confidence and understanding for a reliable and enthusiastic teeter performance.

Bobbie Bhambree

Estimated Time: 6 weeks with the middle week as a ‘break’ week

Difficulty: Open to All

Number of lessons: 18
[AU-011] Fun with Tricks to Improve Focus and Control

Join us for this module of the Ring Ready series! In this course, Stefanie will teach a series of tricks that are geared towards helping your dog learn focus and control. Tricks in this class involve using the mouth/head/nose in a controlled manner to achieve each trick. There will be a Novice, Intermediate and Advanced level tricks available each week, in total you will have access to 12 trick videos by the end of the course. Bonus part of the class is any trick completed will go towards your Do More With Your Dog Trick Title.

Stefanie Theis

Estimated Time: 5 weeks with 4 training packages and a break week in the middle

Difficulty: Open to All

Number of lessons: 9
[AU-010] Warm-Up And Cool-Down For Injury Prevention And Agility Performance Maximization

We’ve all been told at some point we should properly warm-up and cool-down our dogs. What does proper stress-free warm-up look like that ensures our canines are ready to give their best while reducing the risks of injuries? What are the consequences for rushing into an agility class or competition? How do we compensate if we’re the first on the line? What if we are the last dog at a seminar and the instructor wants to talk about the course? What do we do if we have multiple dogs running in the same class at the same jump height? How do we warm up and cool down all those dogs? How do we prepare for variations in space, footing, and time at a trial? How do you ensure your puppy is off to a great start with warm-ups? This class will address that and so much more!!!

Kimberly Fuqua

Estimated Time: 6 weeks with a 1-week break

Difficulty: Open to All

Number of lessons: 9
[AU-008] Front Crosses – Where, When and How

A front cross is not just a turning cue. It is a series of well executed handling plans. Yes – a series! In this seminar, Diane will break down the components of the front cross and will explain in depth where, when, and how to use a front-cross in a sequence. By the end of this course, you will understand the front cross completely and will be able to do them easily and effectively! Diane will also go over when to swap the front cross with a blind cross or rear cross. This course is for anyone who wants to tighten up turns, gain confidence in executing a front-cross, or expand their understanding of how a front-cross can help their dog flow through the course.

Diane Goodspeed

Estimated Time: 4 weeks

Difficulty: Intermediate

Number of lessons: 16
[AU-007] Confident Canines: Igniting Your Dog’s Confidence To Build Focus And Drive In Any Sport

Welcome to MaxPup’s 2019 edition, updated to add more fun! MaxPup’s comprehensive puppy program kicks off with a series of games designed to teach your puppy focus, motivation, self-control and body awareness!

Bobbie Bhambree

Estimated Time: 5 weeks

Difficulty: Open to All

Number of lessons: 16

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