A few of the features: In the last installment of her four-part series Ali-Roukas Canova explains how to start sequencing with your newly trained running contacts, Jo Sermon demonstrates in photos the physical demands involved in a dog turning over a jump, Mary Ellen Barry shows you how to handle threadles, Roxanne Hawn explains how your brain's ability to process the spatial input from your eyes effects your ability to remember and to navigate agility courses, Debbie Sacerich shares ideas to help instructors motivate students and to mimic the stress of the trial environment, Patti and Gene Downing give advice on how to gauge your teams readiness for competition, trainers share strategies for reducing fatigue and stress at trials so that your dog can perform at the same level all day long, Nancy Gyes begins rear-cross training and targeting with her puppy, Dr. Sherman Canapp finishes his series on cranial cruciate ligament injuries in agility dogs, Nancy Gyes gives you practice on wrap-n-front and wrap-n-rear crosses on her diamond-pattern drills, plans for making your own rocker board to accustom your dog to movement, and more. 84 pages.

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