Directionals at Distance: GO Teach Your Dog to Drive Forward with Confidence and Speed Driving ahead at a distance with forward focus is one of the most powerful skills you can give your agility dog. A strong, confident “GO” cue allows your dog to run ahead with purpose and confidence. This skill not only builds independence and trust, it also opens the door to smoother runs, faster times, and more handling options on course.

Working on teaching, handling and adding distance to the OUT directional. This means move away from the handler laterally

Inspire was 2024 NADAC Silerstakes Reserve Champion. In this class, I do a video analysis of all 7 of my runs showing/explain how and when I cued him and also showing my mistakes and why they happened.

One of the most important elements of distance training is for your dog to understand your cues. There are many fun exercises to do in a small space with targets and cones to teach your dog your cues, directionals, and add distance! This webinar is designed to give you the foundation level information you need to start your distance journey. My goal for this webinar is to teach my favorite groundwork and foundation exercises. We will be doing groundwork to help you solidify your cues and add distance.