
Dog agility training tips and discussions. We often interview agility instructors and competitors as well.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 389 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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In this episode (27:08) Does the difference between 4-foot and 5-foot bars really matter in dog agility? In this episode, we dig into how bar width impacts everything from course design to your dog's performance, and why this seemingly small differen... more
In this episode (27:08) In this episode, Sarah, Jennifer, and Esteban explore what a dog agility series on Netflix or another streaming platform could look like. They discuss several possible formats and why agility has the ingredients for mainstrea... more
In this episode (32:17) In this episode, Esteban and Sarah explore what dog agility can learn from Olympic swimming, two fast sports where performances last seconds but preparation takes months or years. They discuss how tiny technical details, menta... more
In this episode (30:21) In this episode, Jennifer, Sarah, and Esteban talk about the realities of raising and training puppies alongside someone else. We explore how shared puppy journeys can strengthen relationships, strain them, and ultimately teac... more
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So glad I listened to their “dogs and fireworks” podcast before the Fourth of July! It helped me get a frozen Kong ready n do some sniff activities before all the fireworks began. I sat calmly with,my dog while he worked on food puzzles and it really really helped! Despite some intermittent barking he managed the loud booms and cracks well. He had an early pee. Then we both went to bed and that was that! No more barking but plenty of fireworks going on outside. Slept well n recovered. My nei... more
I have been a listening to these podcasts for over 3 years now. They are packed with information and tips for training. Whenever I get stuck on how to think about something in agility I go to the archives to find a related podcasts to listen to. Nine out of ten times it is there. Thank you BDA.
I started listening to BDA in October 2021, about 2 weeks before my very first agility competition. I started with episode 1 and burned through the series in under 8 weeks! Now I stalk my notifications on Tuesdays when new episodes come out and listen on my way to agility class! I’ve learned so much from Sarah, Esteban and Jennifer over the last 300+ episodes. I feel like Im visiting with old friends when I turn on a new episode. THANK YOU for a wonderful experience!
This is a great podcast to stay in touch with all things agility including new rules, techniques, and viewpoints. Guest speakers and the 3 original hosts are spectacular! The perfect mix of educational and entertaining.
Awesome & relative current agility topics. I love the fact that I can multitask while listening.
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The overall show centers on practical, tech-forward dog agility training and competition strategies, with a strong emphasis on mindset, course strategy, and managing stress for both dogs and handlers. Episodes frequently feature expert guests and top competitors, offering actionable tips on training lines, handling, and performance psychology, while also tackling community topics like mixed-breed participation and the sport's culture. A recurring strength is translating complex concepts into approachable guidance, making it useful for both beginners and more experienced competitors looking to refine technique and maintain motivation.
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Recent guests on Bad Dog Agility Podcast include:
1. Kris Seiter
2. Connie Dieball
3. Dr. Arielle Pechette Markley
4. Abbey Beasley
5. Nancy Gyes
6. Emily Klarman
7. Mark Bills
8. Dalton Meredith
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