Some people recommend that dogs learn passing by giving them more room on the first/last jump. One way to do this is to remove one side of your jumps and place them such that you will have up to 48" between the sides. The sides can be brought closer together in small increments as the dog(s) progress.
What you do at training sessions is far more important than actually having a training session. If you want to increase speed you should have training sessions with that in mind. Compare it to tennis players that wants to improve their service, they would practice serving in training.
A fast and easy method of dog training seems to fit most people's lifestyle these days as we live in a very fast paced world. Our eager to learn little Jack Russell Terrier's (JRT) will agree that fast is fun and the only way to train.
dog obedience, dog training in Around The House, Other Toy breeds often have a great desire to be physically close to you, which can be a hindrance to the agility training process. I foster
dog agility, dog sports, dog training in Agility Many people struggle with training dogs to navigate their weave pole entries and perform them at a distance. If you have this ongoing problem, here is a useful technique to correct it. Start by asking your dog to weave, staying with them every step, encouraging them as they go.
