Deliver Clear Cues for Your Disc Dog
Proper cuing is critical for successful disc dog performance. Issues with cuing and the resultant communication problems are, perhaps, the most common…
Tag: Trigger
The Trigger for a behavior is different than the cue. The Cue tells the dog what to do, the Trigger when to do it; articles on Triggers by Ron Watson.
Practical Disc Dog Puppy Bitework with Wham!
Jack and Wham! work on some disc dog puppy bitework on the big field at the Fahle Ranch.The focus of this session is keeping this young frisbee phenom…
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 …
Disc Dog Vault Training | Cuing Direction
Tell, Trigger, Target is the disc dog vault sequence. Tell the dog where the disc will be caught and what type of vault is to be done, Trigger the dog…
Disc Dog Vaulting Principles | Cross as Trigger
Vaulting a Disc Dog is a complicated process. We break this complex process down into 3 basic functions - Tell | Trigger | Target. We have already cov…
Flatwork Compass with Obi | A Dozen Throws and a Different Disc Dog
12 throws in 4 minutes and we have a dramatically improved trigger, a better wait, and a plan to solve a couple of other nagging problems he has shown…
The Flatwork Compass – Creating a Sense of Direction Part 2 | Separating the Flank From the Pass
Disc Dogs who know the difference between a Flank and a Pass are easier to handle. Handlers who know the difference between a Flank and a Pass are bet…
On Vaulting | Timing: A Moving Target
The handler's job is not to hit a moving target. Hitting the moving target is the dog's job. The handler's job is to give the dog a clue, tell the dog…
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 …
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.
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.
On Disc Dog Vaulting – How to Never Be Late Again
Odds are if you’re a disc dog freestyler, I have your attention. The timing of vaults is critical to success and safety. Poor vault timing,…