Start training your puppy for agility with exercises that build confidence, coordination, and focus.
Disclaimer: Agility training should be adjusted if your puppy has health concerns; consult a vet beforehand.
Puppy training for agility
- Start with simple agility exercises such as jumping over small obstacles, gradually increasing difficulty as your puppy improves.
- Start with low-height obstacles and gradually increase difficulty to help your puppy build agility.
- Gradually introduce more challenging obstacles as your puppy’s agility improves, maintaining a fun and rewarding atmosphere.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get my puppy started with agility training?
Start with simple agility tasks, rewarding your puppy for completing obstacles, and gradually increase difficulty as they improve.
What types of agility exercises can I introduce to my puppy?
Start with low-level obstacles, gradually building up difficulty as your puppy gains confidence and skill.
How do I introduce my puppy to agility training without overwhelming them?
Begin with basic agility exercises and slowly introduce obstacles. Ensure the environment is safe and encouraging to build confidence.
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