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Jo Sermon is an internationally renowned Dog Agility Trainer. Jo is based in the West Midlands in the UK, she started agility training and competition in the late 1980’s and around about that time started clicker training too. Jo has also competed in both working trials and obedience and thoroughly enjoyed both, although she feels that agility is the best of all sports for both dogs and handlers and clicker training the best way to teach it. Jo thoroughly enjoys training her dogs and teaching others. Across the years she's been privileged to teach all over the world, from Australia to Japan, all across North America and Europe. Jo's worked with many talented handlers and trainers and thoroughly enjoyed every moment. She remains a positive trainer; reward builds behavior so much faster and better than any other method. "If the solution to a problem is going to upset my dog, it clearly isn’t the right solution". Contact Jo via her website: www.kissagility.com, or via her Facebook page: KISS agility-training.co.uk.

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What is a “Leading Leg”?

The Leading Leg What is it? If you’re learning about agility, sooner or later you’re going to hear about the leading leg and “changing leads”. There is remarkably little information about leads and lead changes, so I thought I’d address the concept here. I’d like to extend grateful thanks to …

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Beginning Clicker Training

Beginning Clicker Training In loving memory of Koda. 18/01/2005 to 16/10/2015. This is part of an original article that I wrote for my website back in 2005. It makes me smile as the article contained comments such as “digital cameras all have this time lag between pressing the button and …