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 …
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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…
Don’t Pick Up That Disc! Flatwork Navigation for Better Disc Management
Yesterday we covered Efficiency, Intelligence, and Intent in Disc Management in overview fashion. Today we're going to go a bit deeper and focus in on…
Don’t Pick Up That Disc! Efficiency, Intelligence, and Intent in Disc Management
Efficiency, Intelligence, and Intent in Disc Management has little to do with picking up discs.
Interior Flatwork | How to Stop, Line Up & Lock In Your Disc Dog in 14 Seconds
Flatwork is the simple application of positional pressure and reward Placement. Expressing and executing that simple application to get the type of mo…
Throwing On Flank vs Setting the Flank
An illustrated look on the effects of reward placement on the shapes and lines that a disc dog runs during a round of disc dog freestyle.
On Disc Management: More Than Picking Up Discs
Handling and managing the discs while they are in the dog's mouth, before they fall out and hit the ground is a key element of Disc Management, and I …
Tricks as Set Up Move Homework
Identify and Read Releases of Tricks Think of the position and direction of your dog on landing as the Release. Identify these releases so you…
Set Up Move
A Set Up Move is used to create timing and position on the fly in disc dog freestyle. Dog and handler often need to switch…
Mo Moves
Set Up Moves that resolve as flips, or flips from set up moves.
Setting a Working Flank with Vaults and Overs
Vault to Flank Setting the Flank after a Vault or Over is a really simple task. All you have to do is turn in the…
Spot Training as Set Up Move
Spot training can be used as a set up move and can increase the efficiency and flow of a training session.
Dexter Disc Dog Seminar Followup – Winter ’09
Seminar Notes Pawsitively Pawsitive is nice and cozy. The floor’s a little small for disc dogging stuff, but totally safe and the tight confines gave…
Totally Epic FlashJam 2020 #1
Ron & Epic do a little Flash Jam, Tesla Style. 6 Throws, 3 of them set up moves make up this 9 trick sequence. Find out what we learned and what we'll…
Patron’s Choice: Shaping a Leaping Catch | Three Types of Go Around
Patrons Only Sneak Peek Access... Public Jan 9 | How does your dog perform the Around? It it tight as a drum with the dog hugging your knee-pit and br…
Flag and Flash Over
Flag and flash cuing provides for lively and explosive set up moves and also helps dogs commit to vaults and overs.
Teaching a Fakie With Bitework
A fakie is a essentially a rebound or flyball box turn off the handler, a Reverse Vault without a throw. Fakies are great set up moves for flips and v…
Rec’d on YT | 🎬🐕🦺Mechanics Monday Ep.116 – Primal Games, Initiative Transfers, Expectant Markers & More!🚀🎉
Welcome to another episode of Mechanics Monday at the DiscDog Dojo, where we delve into the core mechanics of Disc Dogging! 🏋️♂️🎯 Tonight’s agenda is…
Ron Watson | Scoot
Dog backs up between handler's legs from front to back, the Scoot is an interesting Set Up Move. Ron Watson gives some tips on using and abusing the …
Cuing Direction
Historically, handlers have cued vault by tapping the vaulting platform with a disc, believing that the tap was necessary and desirable to cue the dog…