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Training with a target can be used in many ways - from tricks, heel position, obedience over to balance training. Which target to choose and how to use it?

Would you like to teach your dog something new? Our choice is the slalom between your legs, which doesn’t require much space or special equipment, so you can practice it almost anywhere.

Fetching is a popular dog training exercise that has become synonymous with retrieving thrown objects. It's also a cornerstone of many dog sports, including obedience exams and agility competitions. While a toy might be fine for casual play, for serious training, a specialized fetching dumbbell is essential.

Nosework is one of the many human-dog activities you can enjoy with your furry friend, either just for fun or by taking it to the next level with official exams. Unlike most dog sports, Nosework isn’t about obedience; it’s all about your dog's natural gift—its sense of smell.

First of all, it is important to know that one trick can have more commands. On the contrary, it must have more commands, especially if we are planning to go to exams. How to do it, it is probably so hard?

The square is one of approximately 10 exercises in obedience that thoroughly tests a dog's control. Training the square is a dynamic exercise that ends with calm focus. This work on your dog's concentration is also great for everyday life.

Obedience is human-dog discipline. You can train home, at your training place as well as doing it at top-level. You will observe how the dog can concentrate and listen with ears.