Ron & CupCake do a bit of work on the Over
An Over is any leaping catch that happens over top of the handler’s body. Overs are usually named by the part of the body over which the dog flies, i.e - Leg Over,... More skill. This session features a strong sense of flow on the other side of the performance of the jump.
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Thinking about working some disc dog stuff with Pawsitive Vybe? Here are 57 lessons that are available in a seminar or camp. Each of these lessons can be compressed into 2 or three sentences or expanded to fill 30 minutes.
What if it’s not the failure of the dog to generalize the skill but the failure of the handler to teach the root concept of the skill in the first place? What if we as dog trainers are more often than not fostering a contextual understanding of behavior instead of a conceptual one?
This is an excerpt from my recent book, the Art of K9Disc. Choosing the spot where the dog will land is great for helping him learn…
An illustration of Flow
Flow is a key component of the modern day disc dog game. Keeping your dog moving with seamless, ever moving and flowing sequences with little to no set up time is the goal... More in Dog Training by Pawsitive Vybe highlighting three key aspects for success and fun.
I think many disc dog freestylers, especially old schoolers and noobs are not overly interested in Frizgility because they don’t have the agility skills and/or don’t want to train and proof the agility skills. Some of us are not interested in creating a pattern with our dogs. But most all discdoggers have trained their dog to do an agility jump, or could very simply train this skill and the multi-tasking required to do something like a jump with a disc available is a terrific skill to have installed on your disc dog.
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Practical Routine Building broken up into 3 elements: Creativity, Competence, and Skills and Skill. These elements will share key concepts and will intertwine a bit, much like they do on the freestyle field. Grab the big stuff and try to apply it in your training.
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