Connect, Commit, Cue

September 7th, near Stony Plain, outdoors on grass

Dogs have their own way of communicating. Imagine ‘talking’ with your dog in a language that is natural to them, rather than trying to teach them your language! OneMind Dogs handling uses our body language in a way that all dogs already understand.

OneMindDogs Handling is based on the three Cs: Connect, Commit, Cue

Connection is often the missing link to take average runs to great runs!

Is your dog frequently going off-course? not committing to obstacles? barking at you?

“Confusals” is a better description for what’s happening when dogs refuse to take an obstacle. Our dogs WANT clear handling cues

Topics of this workshop are:

• how dog reads our body language
• when to connect
• how to commit
• when to cue

This workshop is suited for younger dogs who can sequence 5-6 obstacles (jumps and tunnels only) as well as seasoned dogs and handlers.

Sign up for your free OneMind Dogs membership

To register for the workshop, please fill in the online registration. Payment via e-transfer is required prior to the seminar to reserve your spot. Details will be emailed after registering.