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Just a note: Virtually all of the training on these pages and on the website relates to my dogs and the way I train them.  Unfortunately I can't advise on behavioural problems.  Please the Contact Us page. Pat 

Lose weight with Agility Bits
A lot of us get fat as we get older.  Here's how I've managed to lose some weight so that I can keep up with Sasha.  

Sasha Learns to Weave
Weaving is one of the most difficult things to teach a dog.  Here's Sasha learning the V-weaves and then the upright poles.

Meet Sasha
Jamie's new companion is a little border collie girl.  She's beautiful and is dying to have a go at agility.

Strains and an Agility Dog
It was almost the start of the agility season and Jamie had strained his hind leg. Here's what happened and how I rehabilitated him.

A Rehabilitation Diary
A record of how we got on with our rehabilitation programme.

Jamie's comeback after injury
and I've been asked a couple of questions about elementary classes.  There's a video clip on this page too. 

Good teamwork
Sometimes you can learn a lot from watching top class handlers.  The video clip on this page shows some exceptionally good handling and I think you'll find it memorable. 

Agility For Pet Dogs
Would your pet dog enjoy some simple agility? You don't have to compete or go to training classes to have some fun in the garden.

Dog Treats
Have you ever wondered what sort of treats to give your dog for a change?  I've found some interesting stuff on the net and Kathy Williams has sent in an interesting recipe.

Finding Space to Train
Are you stuck for a little bit of land to set up some jumps?   Here's some ideas that might help.

Fat Boy Slim - Jamie goes on a diet
OK,  So he's still a bit podgy here and there but he hasn't half done well.  Observations on slimming and links to articles on the dreaded bloat and a study of fat dogs versus thin.

About us 
Some background information.  Just in case you want to know who's responsible for this lot. 
Jamie

Contacting us
Jamie and Sasha have written this page which will help with some of your enquiries.