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DiscDoggerWeekly Season 2

DiscDogger Weekly #11 – Welcome to Season 2

Ron September 28, 2020
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Welcome to the 2nd Season of DiscDogger Weekly!

This season’s premier, DiscDogger Weekly #11 features several UpDog games from the Triple Crown and CrossOver Crown series, some puppy training with Zappa the GrassHoppa & BroTown MoTown, a bit of throwing and a bunch of interior Team Movement lessons. Oh, and Eppie works on a Give as part of the Patron’s Choice program, content driven by Patrons of Pawsitive Vybe.

DiscDogger Weekly #11, a playlist generated weekly online disc dog show. Check it out and be sure to Like | Share | Subscribe to our channel. This piece brought to you by Patrons of Pawsitive Vybe and HeroDisc USA

Lessons all have links in the descriptions to lessons on the Pawsitive Vybe Disc and Dogs Blog. Most lessons are accessible only to Patrons of Pawsitive Vybe, but if you dig the show and want a little more you should become a patron to get full access and some goodies to boot.

This Week’s Lessons on the Blog

Good Questions Are More Important Than Simple Answers | Learning About Wind Management
Better Interior Team Movement | Squared Stance Shifting Form
Puppy’s First Disc Dog Jam | Zappa the GrassHoppa
Everything Your Puppy Needs to Know About Team Movement in 5 Minutes
Reinforcing a Give with a Cued Drop
DiscDog Puppy Foundational Team Movement | Front & Rear Crosses with Cookies

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Categories: DiscDogger Weekly, DiscDogger Weekly Season 2, Online Dog Training and Disc Dog Shows

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