Agility World Team Desiree Snelleman – Podcast Episode 72
Agility is a sport that dogs LOVE. It requires detailed training and communication between dog and human. No one knows this better than Desiree Snelleman USA World Agility Team member and competitor.
In this chat we talk about her journey to the world team, her dogs, her training, what separates competitors from champions and so much more. Desiree is an awesome athlete, in the VERY top of agility competitors anywhere in the world and a good friend of mine. I loved doing this interview and learned a lot about agility. We shared some laughs and lots of great info for any dog lover and/or dog trainer. Whether you’re interested in agility or not, this podcast will open your eyes to dogs in an amazing way.
For more information about Desiree, check these links:
#dogagility #agility #dogtraining
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This was an excellent interview! Can’t wait for the second installment.
Horay for agiltiy!!! I am so excited for her to come back 😍😍 I love these interviews you are doing. Thank you for bringing the gap between different branches of dog training
WOW Robert. i really enjoyed this podcast.
Great podcast, and an amazing guest. Keep it up Robert!
Thank you Robert.
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How do you start training you and your dog for agility?What should we look for in agility trainers?
Talking of a stubborn dog my first dog was a Bullterrier.. what a place to start as a Junior Handler…
Is it possible for someone else to train your dog and come back changed. My dog has been to multiple trainings none of which had any real results. I am considering getting the art of dog trying and the power of positive dog training books.
Great guests! Its kind of strange how little info there is on agility on youtube.