Training
Created with Fabric.js 5.2.1 © Darryl Warren 3D Dogs Two for Tuesday 8 Sep 2026 Round 2 Darryl Warren Clarity and understanding builds success! Success makes it ifun! 0 0 10 10 20 20 0 0 -10 -10 -20 -20 10 10 20 20 30 30 40 40 50 50 19′2″ 19′8″ 19′2″ 19′8″ 19′ 19′ 19′ 19′ 17′3″ 17′4″ 17′3″ 17′4″ 15′7″ 19′10″ 15′7″ 19′10″ 16′10″ 19′11″ 16′10″ 19′11″ 16′10″ 19′10″ 16′10″ 19′10″ 24′5″ 24′6″ 24′5″ 24′6″ 27′1″ 28′8″ 27′1″ 28′8″ 17′3″ 17′4″ 17′3″ 17′4″ 15′7″ 19′3″ 15′7″ 19′3″ 16′10″ 20′4″ 16′10″ 20′4″ 16′10″ 20′7″ 16′10″ 20′7″ 24′5″ 24′6″ 24′5″ 24′6″ 27′1″ 28′8″ 27′1″ 28′8″ 19′ 22′3″ 19′ 22′3″ 19′2″ 20′6″ Path length (ft): 372.8 (Ø: 21.4) In this round we will continue to focuson Serpentines while adding somedistance skills. Adjust your distancebox based off your team’s currentabilities and work toward increasingthe distance slowly as you havesuccessful runs. Try to stay in the box,whatever size you are working for4-15. Stay focus on not just “getting itdone” but maintaining a great dog line. Focus on both your body languageand your early verbal cues. Too easy? Make the box smaller andmix it up making 4-6 and/or 10-12 athreadle. Better yet make 10 abackside then threadle 11-12. Mixthings up so you are not just patterntraining the sequences. If you are great with distance skills thiswould be a great exercise to lead outinto the handler box before the dogstarts and staying there for the entirerun. Keep your training session happy andshort. Do not forget to reward the dogfor success and help them when thereis confusion. www.smarteragility.com 15 1 1 1 1 1 1 Handler 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 (0, 15) (7, 25) (-17, 48) (-1, 48) (16, 48) (-21, 32) (-19, 13) (-2, 5)
Darryl Warren
18x18 m
8 Sep 2026
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