Welcome to Agility Vision

Submitted by Eric Larson on Tue, 05/08/2007 - 12:36pm.

Welcome to Agility Vision, where dog agility is on every channel.

On this site you will find cool dog agility videos that users upload. Bud Houston writes a fairly regular blog on agility from his perspective. And I (Eric Larson owner of Agility Video Service) sometimes upload interesting videos, you can also subsribe to the Agility Vision podcast on iTunes.

There is also a forum, book reviews, course maps, etc. Feel free to explore, and if you want to contribute, creat a free account and have at it.

AKC USA World Team Tryouts 2008

Submitted by Eric Larson on Mon, 04/07/2008 - 7:41am.

AKC Dog Agility World Team

Agility Video Service is extremely happy to annouce that we will be providing complete coverage of the AKC / USA Dog Agility World Team Tryouts on May 2-4, 2008 being held in Hopkins, Minnesota. Approximately half of the gross reciepts will be going directly to support the team.

Power Paws Live - Dog Agility training videos on Demand

Submitted by Eric Larson on Tue, 03/25/2008 - 3:02pm.

Here is a trailer video of Alphabet Drill Letter A by Nancy Gyes from Power Paws Live.

What is Power Paws Live? It is the brainchild of Nancy Gyes. A new website that has dog agility training videos on demand. This video is a trailer of Alphabet Drills - Letter A by Nancy Gyes. Letter A contains 20 exercises based off of the configuration of jumps you get when you "write" the letter "A". It is a very popular column in Clean Run magazine over the last two years.

You can find more information at Power Paws Live - Dog Agility Training Videos on Demand.

Alphabet Drill Letter A

 

Email Screw UP

Submitted by Eric Larson on Wed, 03/19/2008 - 1:30pm.

I was updating some code this morning and seems that something got screwed up. Where admin emails were being sent to every single user. I think I have fixed the problem, sorry for any inconvenience.

Eric

Dog agility bloopers 08-03-16

Submitted by Eric Larson on Wed, 03/19/2008 - 11:45am.

Bloopers from the recent USDAA trial hosted by DART. Featuring "Simon Says", "How are you?", "Help I'm stuck!", "Watch out kid!".

Help I'm stuck

Ghost Dog

Submitted by Eric Larson on Mon, 03/10/2008 - 7:52pm.

Ghost Dog

The Ghost Dog watch out for him at this weekends trial!

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Behaving Myself

Submitted by Bud Houston on Thu, 03/06/2008 - 7:23pm.

It’s kind of funny… I’ve got a bunch of 4H students these days. These kids are absolutely charming and a joy to teach. And, I find, they are more apt to actually check up on my web log than any of their parents being that most of them are more technologically savvy than their parents. As a consequence I find myself carefully watching my language and eschewing many of those grumpy not-very-politically-correct things for which I have a (mostly undeserved) reputation.

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Discovered!

Submitted by Bud Houston on Wed, 03/05/2008 - 7:23am.
Along about last Friday I was discovered on AGILETEACH, a Yahoo discussion group for agility trainers. Well actually, my new work the Idea Book – Agility Training for a Small Universe was discovered. So my web store (www.dogagility.org/store) did about $500 in new business over the weekend. I’m already hard at work on the second volume; so it makes me feel pretty good to know that the first volume is getting a following.
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Compensatory Training and Intuitive Handing

Submitted by Bud Houston on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 10:37am.
It was a really nice group of people I worked with in Denver. They pretty much took my teaching with an open mind. I’m fully aware of what a shock I can be to the system; mindful that I am a handler trainer in an age in which responsibility is typically heaped upon the shoulders of the dog. I am reminded that agility is a game we play with our dogs on the weekend in the park. This thought deserves mention because often we take it all too seriously and confer upon this activity a gravity that is out of proportion.
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Another Interesting Travel Day

Submitted by Bud Houston on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 10:30am.

It’s nearly 11:00 pm EST as I begin writing this. I’m on a Delta flight from Atlanta to Denver that should have landed three hours ago. There was weather in Columbus, and there was weather in Atlanta. And wouldn’t you know it, there’s weather in Denver too.

I’ll have about enough time to settle in for a short night’s sleep whereupon I’ll get up to lead seminar for a dozen or so Colorado enthusiasts. Though it strikes me that the last time I was down here there was a family all the way down from Minnesota who wanted to get some work with me.

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