
Focused & Competent Canine Competitor
Instructor:
Bonnie Henderson
Online course you may access anywhere.
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Enjoy continual access to the course material.
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No deadlines or cut-off dates.
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Go through material as often as you like.
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High-quality dog training instruction.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION
Learn how to maximize on your dog's focus and engagement to become the team you always wanted to be.

ENROLLMENT OPTIONS
Does your dog disengage at a trial? Perhaps they run off in agility, blow their stays in obedience, get over-aroused in disc dog. Have you ever wondered what you can do to improve their performance? Then this course is for you! Learn how to maximize on your dog's focus and engagement, tap into reinforcers that work for them and become the team you always wanted to be.
COURSE DETAILS
With topics including learning about focus and engagement, getting your dog ready to work, the proper use of reinforcement, dealing with stress and failure, working in the zone and bridging the gap between training and competition, this course is a must-take for anyone interested in competing in any dog sport! Given the combination of lecture and video material, you will walk away with the skills necessary to take your training, and trialing, to the next level!
SHOULD I TAKE THIS COURSE?
Are you involved in ANY dog sports? Ensuring that you are cultivating the proper focus, engagement and motivation in your dog is crucial regardless of the dog sport you choose to play in!
WHAT YOU WILL NEED
your dog
6'-8' leash
TON of mid- ot high-value treats
clicker
toys for your dog thoroughly enjoys playing with
COURSE OUTLINE
Focus and Engagement
Ready to Work
Dealing with Stress and Failure
Working in the Zone
Bridging the Gap: Training and Competition
WE ARE PRIVILEGED TO OFFER THIS COURSE
Dog Sport University is fortunate to have Bonnie grant us license to feature her courses, seminars and webinars on our online dog training platform. All of the content in this course is created by, owned by, and the rights to the content, are reserved to Bonnie Henderson.