You’ve learned the Six Basic Cues individually, now it’s time to put them together. In this final lesson, I’ll show you how

Eye contact and verbals might rank lowest on your dog’s natural list of priorities, but they’re essential for refining your communication. And,

Arms may be lower on your dog’s NATURAL priority list, but they still carry meaning, especially with motion and shoulders. And, let’s

Your location on course can make or break a run. Learn to position yourself for success and make sure your dog always

Shoulders shape your dog’s line, sometimes more than you realize. This lesson shows how to time and present shoulder cues for cleaner

Motion is the most powerful cue in agility. In this video, you’ll learn how to use acceleration, deceleration, and lateral steps to