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Seminars
New Scent
Work Seminars!
Rebecca Cash
AKC Scent Work - Handler Discrimination, Parts 1 and 2
Dates: January 31, 2026 and February 14, 2026
AgileDogs at JAZZ, Greenfield Center NY
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Trisha Stall
Scent Work Skills Building Seminar
Intro to Scent Work
Date: February 22, 2026
AgileDogs at JAZZ, Greenfield Center NY
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Break Out of Your Shell
Video available now!!
Taken from my seminars held
in 2010 and 2011, this video has over 2 hours of hints, discussion and
how-to tips for dealing with the shy, soft, or stressed dog both in the
competition agility ring and in practice.
I will be selling it at
local events, and it's also available via mail order.
Click here for more information
You can book
Trisha for Seminars!
Suggested Topics for my seminars include, but are
not limited to, the following:
Break Out of Your Shell! Getting the most out of your
shy, stressed, or soft dog
(this is a full day seminar, as this is a complicated
topic!);
this seminar will help your dog to be the best he can be! We will help
your dog to overcome his fears or insecurities and build a foundation
for confidence and success in the agility ring.
Some topics covered include: developing pre-run, start-line, and
post-run routines; using resets; how to spot and reward the "little" stuff;
helping your dog be successful without going past the threshold level; and
helping your dog work through pressure and stress.
Novice Handling
Techniques; getting the footwork right and
becoming a winning team (for teams that are working full height on all of the
equipment, but who have not yet begun to compete or are competing at the
Novice/Starters level).
Advanced
Handling Techniques; perfecting all types of
crosses, distance and directional work (Get Out, Go, and Left/Right as
applicable), and drills for obstacle discrimination and weave poles; for teams
that are working at the Open/Advanced level or above in competition.
Distance
Training; getting your dog to work ahead and
laterally away from you, and learning to successfully direct your dog from a
distance. In addition, learning your dog's natural working distance and
being comfortable working both closer and farther than that distance.
For teams currently competing at any level.
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