A Reliable, Handler Defined Trigger (TRIGGER)
A reliable trigger for the vaulting skill is key. The dog needs to know when to go. The handler needs to be in control over…
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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…
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 …
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…
Flatwork Compass | A Hair Trigger & Graphic Display of Over-Pursuit
The affects of a clean trigger in the Flatwork Compass show themselves in most all aspects of the game. Most dogs do not have a clean trigger. Cleanin…
Trigger
What is the trigger for your vault? Not the cue, but the trigger? Can you name it? Are you sure? If not, you should probably…
Disc Dog 0-60 Beta Sample | Accelerator: Trigger
PATRONS ONLY - SNEAK PEEK...
Here's a sample of the first part of the Accelerator module in the Disc Dog 0-60 Project. It's talking about the Trigger …
Low-High Over Trigger
Create Leap on Lift with a Low High Trigger Jump and Pedestal (spot) 7 yards apart Dog Waits on Pedestal Verbal Over Cue Read Dog…
The Secret of the Low High Toss and Trigger
Ron Watson delivers a key secret to a successful Low High Toss in disc dog freestyle.
Ron Watson | Front Cross
The most important trick in DiscDog and Dog Sports, the Front Cross is a change in working side using positional pressure. Ron Watson covers key eleme…
Passing Demo
Description: Deliver a succession of discs to a dog as he strafes, or passes the handler. Method: Throw to the Front or Flank Read dog’s…
Create Flashy Disc Dog Transitions & Sequencing with Aggressive Defense
Playing Defense is a great metaphor for handling a disc dog. The type of defense you play can and does change the nature of a sequence. Ron & Eppie ex…
Patron’s Choice: Vaulting Principles | Disc Dog Vaulting Concepts
There is a lot more to a vault than the definition. There is a reason you can’t just watch a YouTube video and get an understanding of the vaulting …
Vault Mechanics and Communication | A Sequence of Visuals and Key Concepts
Disc Dog Vault mechanics and communication as seen and taught by Pawsitive Vybe.
Friday Night Cookie Train: Keys to Reverse Vaults or Rebounds
Ron Watson & Epic talk about and demonstrate the keys to Reverse Vaults, aka: Rebounds in this Friday Night Cookie Jam Session. A Pretty on a Pedestal…
Disc Dog Flatwork | Mechanics of the Intercepted Release
An illustrated discussion of Intercepting the Release with disc dog flatwork by Ron Watson of Pawsitive Vybe.
Why is the Handler?
What does a good handler afford their dog? Access to environments and objects in the environment that invite action. The Handler is the dog’s gateway…
This, Wait… Next!
We have 2 Behaviors, This and That. Let’s use 2 pedestals to start or 2 mats on the ground (harder). This is marked with the…
Ecological and Enactive Aspects of the Primal Elements of Play+
The Primal Elements of Play are a featured aspect of Play+, and are shaped and honed as a product of embodied experiences. Over the course of the deve…