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Masters Jumpers Stumper7 comments

budhouston wrote 6 days ago: On today’s Masters Jumpers course at Pals & Paws, Jacksonville, FL I had about a 30% qualifying … more →

In the Game

budhouston wrote 6 days ago: I’ve been very satisfied with the suite of courses I’ve put up so far this weekend at Pals & Paw … more →

Ragtime Cadenza

budhouston wrote 1 week ago: Okay, this is too weird. I’m on a Delta flight, bound for Atlanta, and I have free access to onboard … more →

Casa de Canine

budhouston wrote 1 week ago: I’m back finally from Kansas City where I spent the long weekend judging Casa de Canine, a USDAA ass … more →

Tags: Course and Sequence Design, Games and Courses, Handler Training

While the Cat's Away

budhouston wrote 2 weeks ago: Okay, I’m soon out the door for a lovely judging romp in Kansas. I will try to behave myself and not … more →

Last Camp2 comments

budhouston wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve been a bit quiet I suppose. We’re entertaining the last agility camp of the year here at Countr … more →

The Sit Stay3 comments

budhouston wrote 3 weeks ago: Okay I got this note in email. I’ll keep the sender private, but it’s a fun note, nonetheless. I fig … more →

Tags: Handler Training

A League of Your Own

budhouston wrote 3 weeks ago: The agility league is designed to organize match play and let people compete as part of a team. Pric … more →

Figure of Eights ~ Compulsory Exercise

budhouston wrote 3 weeks ago: This is a thing I call the “Figure of Eight”. I set two cones out on the floor and ask simply that t … more →

Houston's Table Training Protocol3 comments

budhouston wrote 3 weeks ago: Everybody gets so much information all day long that they lose their common sense. ~ Gertrude Stein … more →

Blithe Spirit!

budhouston wrote 3 weeks ago: training plan 11-08-09 In the first six exercises we’re practicing a pre-cue Front Cross that will h … more →

There is No such Thing as a Free Mule

budhouston wrote 4 weeks ago: Okay, I’m working on the suite of agility compulsories. Here’s a simple one… unless you’re the one i … more →

More on Compulsories1 comment

budhouston wrote 4 weeks ago: I’ve believed for a very long time that the agility team (dog and handler) should master a number of … more →

Don’t Be So Mean Jellybean

budhouston wrote 1 month ago: This all started with a note on Facebook from Becky Dean. She asks… how did  the Masters Standard go … more →

Compulsories4 comments

budhouston wrote 1 month ago: For a long time I’ve believed that in our training curriculum for dog agility we should define a sui … more →

Breakdown

budhouston wrote 1 month ago: A “Breakdown” is a unique agility training format. It begins with a course which is broken down (hen … more →

Tags: Course and Sequence Design, distance training, Games and Courses, Handler Training, Two Minute Dog Trainer

Found Poem in a Stereo-Sequence

budhouston wrote 1 month ago: I spent awhile yesterday reviewing TDAA courses. Mostly a course reviewer’s job is to point out the … more →

Tags: Agility for Small Dogs, Course and Sequence Design, Games and Courses, Handler Training, TDAA

Here Be Dragons – A Masters Gamble3 comments

budhouston wrote 1 month ago: I told you a couple of days ago that I lost an hour or so of work when my computer hiccoughed. This … more →

Tags: Course and Sequence Design, distance training, Games and Courses

Heinz 57

budhouston wrote 1 month ago: In the context of ongoing League Play I get to play a lot of games that aren’t much in the mainstrea … more →

Tags: Agility for Small Dogs, Course and Sequence Design, Games and Courses, TDAA


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