Weaving through poles and obstacles is a large part of any dog agility course and training for this is important. Teach any dog how to weave through an agility course by using the advice in this free video from an experienced dog trainer.
Expert: Kim Amatucci
Bio: Kim Amatucci is a practicing Pet Dog Trainer and Behavior Consultant. She has been training since 2002 and been working with her own pets for the past 13 years.
Filmmaker: Travis Waack
thanks this will help me so much
burgwald02 4 months ago
I prefere the channel method to be honest!
charlieyeaman 11 months ago
I dislike this method. I prefer the 2x2 training style with weaves. You can shape it and the dog picks it up quickly.
ThingsDogsDo 1 year ago
Susan Garrett's 2x2 method is the best method out there! A great video too to show how the champions do it!
helenmel 1 year ago
My dog didn't pick up on this well, it just caused her to do it slow and she never enjoyed it. I prefer this to the channel method, but my dog is working better with putting the poles into two rows and moving the rows closer together.
gingawolf56 1 year ago
I haven't seen a better way that works as well across the board. We were just discussing this after the last agility trial I went to. So many dogs seemed lost with the weave poles and I think because many training methods are just too complicated. Ours don't have to think too much about it.
Just have them do it over and over, using the lure less and less, moving away and finally not following along at all.
pupscouts 1 year ago
There are many better ways to teach weaves, This is probably the worst way out there. Try Susan Garretts 2x2 video.
Skyrocketc 1 year ago
@Cheesekake343 try affordableagility . com for practice poles, they're like 45$. Mutts are allowed to compete! my dog is a mutt and he competes.
irishbird66 1 year ago
how expensive usually are the poles?
and as far as anyone knows, are mutts allowed to compete?
Cheesekake343 1 year ago
@dooggyloover Hey, my dog is better now XD
sugarismyhorse 1 year ago