391: Performing Under the Lights
In this episode (45:24) In this episode, Jennifer, Sarah, and Esteban address a question from a listener who felt overwhelmed at a big event...
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390: When to Add to Your Pack
In this episode (17:25) Sarah and Jennifer tackle a listener question about timing: when is the right moment to add a puppy to your pack, an...
389: 320,000 Dogwalks
In this episode (1:17:56) In this episode, Sarah and Esteban welcome Dr. Arielle Pechette Markley and Dr. Abigail Shoben to discuss their CA...
388: What ISC Entry Data Tells Us
In this episode (28:03) The AKC International Sweepstakes Class launched mid-2023, bringing European-style FCI course design to AKC trials a...
387: Video Assisted Review in AKC and UKI
In this episode (37:31) Jennifer, Sarah, and Esteban are joined by Chris Durkee of 4 Legged Flix to talk about Video Assisted Review (VAR),...
386: Boy Dog or Girl Dog?
In this episode (26:28) Esteban, Sarah, and Jennifer share personal experiences and unpack the common stereotypes around male and female dog...
385: AKC National Agility Championship Wrap-Up with Guest Peter Wirth
In this episode (57.15) In this episode, Esteban, Sarah, and Jennifer sit down with Peter Wirth, the handler of that amazing Corgi, 8″ Natio...
384: 4 Feet or 5 – Does Bar Width Actually Matter?
In this episode (27:08) Does the difference between 4-foot and 5-foot bars really matter in dog agility? In this episode, we dig into how ba...
383: Dog Agility on Netflix?
In this episode (27:08) In this episode, Sarah, Jennifer, and Esteban explore what a dog agility series on Netflix or another streaming plat...
382: What Dog Agility Can Learn from Olympic Swimming
In this episode (32:17) In this episode, Esteban and Sarah explore what dog agility can learn from Olympic swimming, two fast sports where p...
381: Puppies with Friends
In this episode (30:21) In this episode, Jennifer, Sarah, and Esteban talk about the realities of raising and training puppies alongside som...
380: Mixed Breed Dogs in Agility
In this episode (41:20) In this episode, Jennifer, Sarah, and Esteban dive into the often-debated world of purpose-bred sport mixes, purpose...
379: The Medium-Speed Dog's Guide to NAC
In this episode (18:10) In this episode, Jennifer, Sarah, and Esteban break down how the format of the AKC National Agility Championship imp...
378: Westminster Masters Agility Champion Amber McCune
In this episode (45:48) In this episode, Jennifer, Sarah, and Esteban are joined by Masters Agility Champion Amber McCune to break down the...
377: Wait Your Turn
In this episode (26:49) In this episode, Jennifer, Sarah, and Esteban talk about the often ignored reality of agility: most of the time, dog...
376: Optimal Lines in Agility
In this episode (28:39) This week on the podcast, we take a closer look at how dogs actually run a course and what handlers can do to help t...
375: When Stress Hijacks Your Handling
In this episode (30:01) In this episode, we break down why so many handlers walk to the start line with a clear plan and instantly forget ev...
374: Fail Better
In this episode (20:34) In this episode, Esteban and Sarah talk about what it really means when things go wrong in the ring. A knocked bar,...
373: Burnout in Dog Agility
In this episode (37:02) Burnout isn't just something that happens at work—it happens in dog agility, too. In this episode, we dive into what...
372: "My Dog Deserves Better"
In this episode (20:34) We've all said it. "My dog deserves better." Maybe after a missed contact, a wide turn, or one of those runs where n...