by admin | Aug 21, 2026 | Dog agility
Last weekend I had the chance to judge agility for the Keeshond Club of Southern California. It was a nice trial with beautiful weather and really hard working club members. Here are the courses from the...
by admin | Jul 23, 2026 | Dog agility, dog show, Dog Training, FAST CAT, scent work, senior dogs
A performance dog can do many activities in their lifetime, especially now when there are so many sports to choose. It’s not really possible to do “all the things” at the same time with the same dog anymore, at least not on a higher level. This might mean that a dog...
by admin | May 30, 2026 | Dog agility
This week I had the opportunity to judge the York County Dog Training Club’s agility trial at Bella Vista Training Center. It was a fun 2 days watching some really nice run. Here are the maps from the...
by admin | Apr 25, 2026 | Dog agility, dog show, Dog Training
Yesterday I judged a novice-open agility trial for Princeton Dog Training Club. These smaller trials are a great introduction to agility competition for dog and handler teams. Offering only the lower level classes makes for a slower pace and more opportunities to...
by admin | Mar 20, 2026 | breed preservation, Dog agility, dog show, PBGV, senior dogs
CH C-SNITCH Skycastle Waldhorn of Gebeba VCD1 RE MX MXJ T2B SWM SHDE PCSH CGCA TKP CCSS-LEX August 21, 2011- March 19, 2026 It was time to say goodbye to our sweet silly boy with the awesome nose. Wally came to us as an unplanned addition, the stud fee puppy...
by admin | Feb 27, 2026 | Dog agility, dog show, Dog Training, Puppies, scent work
As a dog trainer, I often get requests from students wanting to skip ahead in the training program. Sometimes they’ve done classes someplace else, sometimes there are other reasons, but as a rule this is never a good idea In fact, I spend far more time working on...
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