Muscle loss (muscle atrophy) in our dogs can occur for a variety of different reasons. Because of the fast-paced nature of the sport we participate in, injuries are not uncommon. Sometimes it's a mild injury that requires a short rest and sometimes surgery is required. More than just missing out on......

Dog muzzles have a bad rap because they have been traditionally associated with "aggressive" dogs. But times are changing and dog trainers around the world are seeing the benefits of having a dog that will happily wear a muzzle.  For example, your dog may be fine at the vet under normal circumstance......

In one of the largest live webinars Clean Run has ever held, Tracy Sklenar and Shelly Switick led a lively discussion and happy hour about how learning flyball skills can help your agility skills, and how learning agility skills can help your flyball game. We are now offering this special webinar on......

This is a recording of a live Zoom that Sandy Rogers did on July 7, 2021. Sandy held an open discussion on contact training and allowed attendees to ask her anything! The 69-minute discussion includes an exploration of different "job descriptions" for the dog on each contact obstacle and the importa......

This is a recording of an interview that Brenna Fender did with the authors of the book "Puppy Socialization: What It Is and How to Do It," Marge Rogers, CBCC, CPDT-KA, CCUI, Certified Fear Free Professional and Eileen Anderson. The authors teamed up to share this information with readers because mo......

Some of the Clean Run Learning Center's growing cohort of excellent instructors have offered stand-alone lessons or activities from their courses to share with you. These include: Work Out Your Pup with Jasey Day Foundation Table Training with Tammy Moody Distance Work with Amanda Nelson & Brenna Fe......

The Three Hats of Agility was an idea originally introduced in Clean Run magazine. Since then, the concept has evolved into a teaching philosophy. Every agility enthusiast is three parts: one part teacher/trainer, one part handler, and one part competitor. The three hats form a triangle; each side n......