Wait vs Stay Using a Back Stall with An Over-Aroused Dog | Pt 3
Session 3 with Motown shows a significant reduction of arousal and a marked increase in Drive. Drive is energy and action applied towards work. Buildi…
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Disc Dog Puppy Bitework | Details
DiscDog Bitework is an amazing, low impact exercise for puppies of all ages. In addition to teaching the basic mechanics of the game: Bite, Drop, and …
Oppositional Feeding Applications 2020
Oppositional Feeding is a powerful flatwork tool that can be used for many purposes. It can be used to slow a dog down, to increase drop distance, to …
Practical Disc Dog Puppy Bitework with Wham!
Jack and Wham! work on some disc dog puppy bitework on the big field at the Fahle Ranch.The focus of this session is keeping this young frisbee phenom…
DiscDog Puppy Bitework | Criteria and Bite Trigger
Disc Dog Bitework is a great way to teach the mechanics of disc play: Bite, Drop, and Give. Each of these skills is integral to the game of disc with …
X Hands Forms for Disc Throwing Intangibles
The X Hands Forms are throwing forms from Disc Quan Do. The X is just a place-holding variable. Each belt level of Disc quan Do has a throwing form fe…
Disc Throwing Problems? Grip is NOT Your Problem
Grip is an important aspect of disc throwing but it is not the only aspect of throwing to keep in mind when it comes to smooth-flying success or flutt…
Fidgets
Fidgets are hand skills performed with our discs for a few reasons: to look cool to get more familiar and comfortable with discs to improve…
Cue & Trigger
Do You Have A Reliable Trigger The Low High Toss drops down vertically and bounces up in horizontal, proper disc flying fashion. This bouncing transition…
Slowing Down a Disc Dog with Team Movement & Flatwork
Obi has come a long way. He is paying attention to his handler, he's following his handler's movements and respecting and responding to positional pre…
Making the Play with Eppie | Disc Dog Team Movement and Leaping
We have been working this week on collection and thoughtful pursuit using upside down throws. Putting that into a pattern or flowing flatwork is a bit…
Disc Dog Team Movement Foundation | Puppy’s 2nd Jam
This is Grasshopper's 2nd jam ever. We did an introduction to disc a few weeks ago that went pretty well. Since then we have done three team movement …
Upside Down Throws for Disc Dog Collection and Tracking
Upside down throws create disc dog collection and tracking opportunities and limit the opportunity for over-pursuit. Because of their strange flight p…
Disc Placement, Shapes, and Team Movement | Flamingo & Flamingitis
Creative releases are often quite difficult to drop into your Team Movement flow, especially counter clock releases. The Flamingo and Flamingitis thro…
DiscDog Puppy Foundational Team Movement | Front & Rear Crosses with Cookies
Team Movement is a great skill to teach to a puppy. It can be done in systematic fashion with cookies rather quickly. We have already worked to teach …
Everything Your Puppy Needs to Know About Team Movement in 5 Minutes
This method teaches a puppy everything they need to know about Team Movement in 5 minutes and immediately translates to disc play. It delivers 5 set u…
Puppy’s First Disc Dog Jam | Zappa the GrassHoppa
Zappa is a 17 week old puppy who has never played disc. This is a typical introductory puppy training session for us, meaning it is anything but typic…
DiscDog Training + Distractions in Team Movement Forms
Distractions play a big role in dog training. Identifying and dealing with them is the epic quest of the dog and dog sport trainer. In the case of the…
Disc Dog Vault Principles | Cuing Direction aka: Tell
What vault are we doing and where are we doing it? That is the very first thing a disc dog team needs to know. We call this Telling and we do it by cu…
Epic Flatwork Compass for Leaping & FreeFlowing Flatwork
Communication on the fly is a key element of disc dog freestyle and disc dog game play. It is a good idea to have a clear and concise communication sy…