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Three hour seminars with Heather O’Neill
July 26 Sunday
Location; the Sno-King outside training area at French Creek
6 working participants per seminar
Price:
Sno-King Member Working Space: $145
Sno-King Member Auditor: $50
Not a club member Working Space: $170
Not a club member Auditor: $75
10:00 – 1:00 Timing and Execution, Novice Sequences - This workshop will focus on proper timing and execution of handling moves in short sequences (emphasis on front/blind/rear crosses, and tunnel threadles). Well timed cues are one of the most important ways to stay ahead of your dog on course. In order to have proper timing, you also need proper placement and execution of your cues. We will also work on trusting your dog so you can “send and go!”. Video recording will be encouraged so we can review as needed. Dogs should be competent on jumps and tunnels, and starting to sequence.
1:30 – 4:30 Timing and Execution, Masters Sequences - This workshop will focus on proper timing and execution of handling moves in short sequences (emphasis on front/blind/rear crosses, and tunnel threadles). Well timed cues are one of the most important ways to stay ahead of your dog on course. In order to have proper timing, you also need proper placement and execution of your cues. We will also work on trusting your dog so you can “send and go!”. Video recording will be encouraged so we can review as needed. Dogs and handlers should be working at an excellent/masters level.
About Heather:
See Heather’s bio at the Gold Star Dog Training website:
Three hour seminars with Heather O’Neill
July 26 Sunday
Location; the Sno-King outside training area at French Creek
6 working participants per seminar
Price:
Sno-King Member Working Space: $145
Sno-King Member Auditor: $50
Not a club member Working Space: $170
Not a club member Auditor: $75
10:00 – 1:00 Timing and Execution, Novice Sequences - This workshop will focus on proper timing and execution of handling moves in short sequences (emphasis on front/blind/rear crosses, and tunnel threadles). Well timed cues are one of the most important ways to stay ahead of your dog on course. In order to have proper timing, you also need proper placement and execution of your cues. We will also work on trusting your dog so you can “send and go!”. Video recording will be encouraged so we can review as needed. Dogs should be competent on jumps and tunnels, and starting to sequence.
1:30 – 4:30 Timing and Execution, Masters Sequences - This workshop will focus on proper timing and execution of handling moves in short sequences (emphasis on front/blind/rear crosses, and tunnel threadles). Well timed cues are one of the most important ways to stay ahead of your dog on course. In order to have proper timing, you also need proper placement and execution of your cues. We will also work on trusting your dog so you can “send and go!”. Video recording will be encouraged so we can review as needed. Dogs and handlers should be working at an excellent/masters level.
About Heather:
See Heather’s bio at the Gold Star Dog Training website: