In this episode (9:17)
As part of Dog Agility Blogger Action Day, we discuss how “continuing education” can help you stay on top of the agility game!
Mentioned
- Episode 9: Course Walking Tip; Learning from other Dog Sports
- Episode 39: Interview with Michael Ellis on Tugging – Part 1
- Episode 70: Five Tips for For Watching the FCI Agility World Championship
- Episode 42: The Internet, Dog Agility, and You
- Episode 8: Using a Camcorder in Training; Heat Stroke & Water Intoxication
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