All About Landing Side Approaches - Dvd On A Flash Drive

Author: Daisy Peel
Format: Credit card USB drive
Running Time: 1 hour, 42 minutes
Additional Materials: PDF file of book
Release Date: 2017

What do tunnel discriminations, threadles, and pushes to the backside all have in common?

They all involve landing side approaches.

What are landing side approaches, and why do you need to teach your dog about them?

A landing side approach occurs when your dog must approach an obstacle from the landing side of the obstacle rather than the takeoff side, as is the usual on course. This means your dog actually has to pass the takeoff side of the obstacle to get to the landing side of the obstacle. This can be a real problem on an agility course if you can't be in a position to change your dog's natural path to put him on a path to the correct side of the obstacle. The idea of passing by an obstacle that they will then take is a difficult concept for may dogs, particularly those whose experience tells them that obstacles on their path should be taken in a forward and logical manner!

In addition to requiring more mental effort on the part of your dog, landing side approaches often require a more complex mechanical and physical effort as well.

All About Landing Side Approaches is a self-study course that will help you and your dog master the challenge of approaching tunnels and jumps from the landing side, rather than from the usual takeoff side. At the end of the course you will have trained two verbal cues for a tunnel and three verbal cues for a jump so that you can tell your dog what you need him to do even when you're not in a position to help him.

You’ll never look at tunnel discriminations, threadles, or backsides the same way again!

About the Media

This DVD production has been produced on a flip-out style credit card USB flash drive.

1. To use it, flip open the USB pin of the credit card drive so that the port is visible as shown in the photo. The hinge portion of the card is located where you see the cut-out slot in the card. Open the card by putting pressure only on the hinge (see the included video).

2. Insert the pin into your USB drive. Most computers will automatically display a window showing what is on the USB drive you have inserted. If not, use My Computer (PCs) or the Finder (Mac) to open the contents of the drive. (If you do not see the drive listed on your computer, you have probably inserted the drive upside down. Remove it, flip it over, and re-insert it in the drive.)

3. Click on "DVD Player for PC" or "DVD Player for Mac."

4. It may take 10-15 seconds for the software to load; please be patient.

5. You will see a DVD menu just like on a regular DVD.

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