You have an underlying skills problem.
The lunging at ringside. The barking while queueing. The startline that falls apart at every show. You have tried fixing it. It gets better, then comes straight back. That is because you are fixing the symptom, not what is causing it.
I have a BSc in Animal Behaviour and Welfare and over 20 years of experience in agility. I kept seeing the same patterns repeating with handlers only receiving advice on how to manage it but never on how to fix the underlying skills. This membership was built to help you train the gaps that transform behaviour long term.
Coping in agility environments
Watching agility
Queueing
Startlines
On course behaviour
Arousal control
Confidence
Focus around distractions
Frustration tolerance
Ability to switch off
Overexcitement
Anxiety
Excessive Barking
Lunging
Lack of Focus
Leaving The Ring
Frustration
Not responding
You stop trying to fix the visible behaviour on its own and start training the underlying skills affecting it.
You download the workbook, choose a small number of exercises, and build a training routine you can actually stick with. Over time, the behaviour starts changing because the underlying skills underneath it are finally improving.
The searchable training library gives you the exercises so you always know what to train.
The workbook helps you plan your sessions, track progress, and shows you when to move forward.
Ask questions anytime and receive advice in a weekly Q&A
A community of handlers doing the same work keeps you consistent.
Sometimes you need someone to actually look at your dog and tell you what to change.
A Feedback Day is a full day of one to one coaching via WhatsApp with video review. You send videos, ask questions, and get direct feedback on what your dog needs next.
£9 per Feedback Day for members.
You start at home with six exercises built around the five skills your dog is missing: arousal control, focus around distractions, frustration tolerance, switching off, and confidence. Most fit into a few minutes here and there, on a walk, before dinner, while the kettle boils, so they become part of daily life rather than another thing to find time for. Once your dog is solid at home, you bring the same exercises into harder environments, a friend’s garden, a busy car park, a local pet shop, and finally into the agility environment itself. The skill transfers because you built it in layers instead of expecting your dog to automatically generalise it to a show environment.
Confidence Building
Overarousal, Startlines & Contacts
Toy Release
£9 per month
or
£90 per year (two months free)
Join today and this price is yours for as long as you stay a member.
Membership and Feedback Day pricing are per household and can include multiple dogs.
You can cancel your membership any time in your account settings.
Use the membership for 30 days. If you do not feel clearer on what to train, how to progress, and how to improve your dog’s behaviour in agility environments, email within 30 days for a full refund.
Every month one member wins a free Feedback Day, chosen at random from everyone in the membership on the draw date.
The next draw is:
26th June
Every show you enter without addressing the underlying skills is money spent watching the same problems repeat.
£9 per month or £90 per year