May 10, 2013
Body language, both position and motion, are very important parts of the cues you use in dog agility. By creating differences in body language, we can communicate more clearly with our canine partners. Take a look at the video below to see how a small change in handling can lead to a dramatic improvement in performance.
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That is fascinating and helpful. I’m going to post this to my blog, and share with my agility group. Thanks!