Bad Dog Agility Podcast

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Dog agility training tips and discussions. We often interview agility instructors and competitors as well.

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142: Dog Agility World Shuns the Chute contributed by Lukas · Aug 31, 2016

141: Welcoming Novice Competitors contributed by Lukas · Aug 25, 2016

140: Bad Dog Moms contributed by Lukas · Aug 11, 2016

139: The Test/Train/Adjust Cycle contributed by Lukas · Jul 29, 2016

138: The Path From Your First Run To Your First Q contributed by Lukas · Jul 22, 2016

137: Swedish Jump Heights and Its Effect on FCI contributed by Lukas · Jun 17, 2016

136: Interview with WAO Judge Anthony Clarke contributed by Lukas · Jun 9, 2016

135: Interview with European Open Team USA Coach Ann Braue and Michael Teh contributed by Lukas · Jun 2, 2016

134: Priming Your Dog Before and Agility Trial contributed by Lukas · May 27, 2016

133: 2016 AKC World Team Tryouts Wrap Up contributed by Lukas · May 14, 2016

132: Contrarianism in Dog Agility contributed by Lukas · May 5, 2016

131: Free Your Agility Dog contributed by Lukas · Apr 27, 2016

130: How to Reward Your Dog Before and After Their Run contributed by Lukas · Apr 20, 2016

129: The Connection Paradigm contributed by Lukas · Apr 9, 2016

128: Talent Vs Preparation contributed by Lukas · Mar 31, 2016

127: Interview with 2016 AKC 20″ National Agility Champion Sarah Baker contributed by Lukas · Mar 26, 2016

126: Dog Agility NOW contributed by Lukas · Mar 16, 2016

125: How to Handle Without Thinking contributed by Lukas · Mar 14, 2016

124: Dealing with Disappointment in Dog Agility contributed by Lukas · Mar 3, 2016

123: The 2016 Masters Agility Championship at Westminster contributed by Lukas · Feb 23, 2016

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Dog agility training tips and discussions. We often interview agility instructors and competitors as well.