A few of the features: Linda Mecklenburg explains the role of direction cues in her handling system, Susan Garrett begins a series on starting the course as a team, Susan Salo shares ideas for teaching very young dogs the mechanical skills of jumping without any height, Rena Barrett discusses tent ownership dos and don't, a group of trainers gives suggestions more handlers who are often running behind their dogs, Mandy Book and Cheryl Smith discuss groundwork skills in the conclusion of their two-part series, Mary Ellen Barry describes how to teach your dog to respond to the cues that you'll ultimately use to tell him to move ahead to an obstacle on course, Jane Killion shows you how to use your dog's natural behaviors to train him, Mark Kuznitz explains proper placement of electronic timing equipment, Dr. Sherman Canapp, Jr. and Dr. Donald Hulse explain jump down syndrome (traumatic fragmented medial coronoid process), Diane Barber shares ideas for dealing with difficult students in classes, Deb Saunders explains exercises for powering up your dog's rear, Nancy Gyes discusses rules for controlling the dog's access to things he wants, and much more! 92 pages.

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