FAQ

  • Can I pay via e-transfer in Canada?

    Yes, please send $215.00 to [email protected]

  • What age does my puppy have to be for this course?

    9 weeks

  • What equipment do I need?

    A low, solid platform wide enough/long enough for your puppy to comfortably sit on. A small dog bed or folded blanket. 1-2 favourite toys to tug with. Low and High value treats. Your phone/camera to take video AND to take photos. A YouTube account to paste your homework. (You may be able to upload to the site directly from your phone)

  • Should I take Ravishing Releases for my older puppy? Or should I take RR 4 Puppies

    Drop me an email so we can discuss where you are at with your start line work.

  • Can I post as much video/ask questions as I want?

    Yes - as long as video clips do not exceed 1 minute per video with a maximum of 3 videos posted per day.

  • I have two puppies. Can I work both of them in the course?

    You can absolutely work both puppies - however each puppy needs to be registered separately. You will need two different emails to work two puppies.

  • How long is this course?

    6 weeks. However, you will have an extra 10 days access due to me trying to step away from the computer on weekends :)

Tecryn after 2.5 weeks in the RR4P program.

Age 10.5 weeks in video

Pre-registration savings!

Save 15% for one week only during preregistration. December 9-15th

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Course starts January 1st 2025

Make your first trained Start Line behaviour your BEST start line behaviour. When you and your dog learn the Rules of Release you both will step to the line with confidence! Save 15% for one week only when you preregister between December 9th-15th.

There's an almost Free gift with mastering the Rules of Release....

Stopped contacts will be a breeze to teach because the understanding of sight vs sound is already understood via Start Line Rules for Release.

Instructors

Nicki Gurr & Tecryn

Nicki Gurr. BSc, BEd

Nicki has been competing/teaching Agility for 22 years with 9 dogs: 7 Border Collies and 2 Shelties. She has over 20 1st place championships in National Standards and Jumpers events, and has also excelled in distance work (Gamblers) with multiple wins at the National level, with her Shelties and BCs. She has represented Canada 4x. Twice at FCI, twice at WAO. In 2020 she was Coach for Team Canada WAO. She has had success in multiple associations: AAC, CKC, FCI, USDAA, UKI, AKC. Nicki is a Masters Judge with the AAC and UKI and has worked with MANY students world wide online, in seminar and in weekly lessons, with an equally diverse range of dog breeds. Her strengths as an instructor are in her eye for detail and her ability to guide a handler to the BEST handling choices for their partner. Dogs respond the same way to direction, speed, location to the equipment, shoulders, head and feet. Nicki understands the relationship of how dogs interpret Handler motion to the finest of degrees. She can always enlighten a handler as to why it works and why it doesn’t. Her background is Science and Music. She believes Agility is a natural combination of the two: Moving in rhythm with another species, and training for repeatable behaviour. She has worked with Novice beginners to experienced World Team Members, and has helped many discover what their dogs already knew!