Mo Moves Foundation – Shaping a Moving Flip
Not all dogs flip easily. Some dogs are very difficult to teach to flip. This technique can be very helpful for teaching a dog to flip. Check it out…
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Set Up Moves are tricks that are used to establish timing and position in disc dog freestyle. Traditional tricks include: Around, Through, Backwards Through, and Scoot, but any or all of your tricks,... can be created by working off the Flank
Out to the side of the handler is the Flank. If the dog is out to the handler's right or left the dog is on Flank. If the dog is moving with the... and using the variety of angles of entry afforded by the Working Flank
The Working Flank is a moving position. On a Working Flank the dog is out to your side some distance and holds position, moving with you as you move around the field. The....
Disc Dog Training is not a Race
Some dogs come out of the whelping box jamming and some need to be taught. That’s the way it is. The point is that disc dog development is not a race and the sooner you stop looking at rapid development and comparing your pups development with that of another dog, the sooner you’ll be on the right page…
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