A few of the features: Rachel Sanders shares her method for teaching a running A-frame, Ann Croft presents some solutions for common weave pole problems, Linda Mecklenburg explains the role of side cues in her handling system, Susan Garrett continues her series on starting the course as a team and looks at games to help bring either an overaroused or an understimulated dog to a balanced state of mind, Moe Strenfel discusses what to do when things go wrong in training or competition, Deb Jones focuses on self-control and the Premack Principle, Nancy Gyes shares ground work drills that are critical for agility training, Mary Ellen Barry shows you how to begin teaching obstacle discrimination, Jane Killion gives you tips on how to increase your dog's desire to do agility, Dr. Sherman Canapp, Jr. and Dr. Gayle Jaeger look at carpal and tarsal injuries, Sharon Freilich presents tips on giving the most to your agility classes while keeping your sanity, a group of trainers offer exercises that will help you learn to deliver timely cues to your dog, and much more! 84 pages.

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