Heeling In A Bottle Applications: 75 WAYS TO APPLY MANEUVERS IN HEELING PATTERNS

Heeling In a Bottle is Back and Going Big!"Are you tired and bored with the same old heeling patterns?"Then this book won't disappoint with it's 75 fun and innovative Maneuver Heeling PatternsYou and your dog learned 50 maneuvers and adjustments in the first book along with some fun cone drills, now what else can you do with these maneuvers?How about applying them into 75 very creative maneuver heeling patterns that vary in size and levels of difficulty. All the patterns have endless training opportunities for improving the heeling elements: The normal, slow and fast pace, the left, right and about turn and the halt.There are small easy patterns that are broken down to help the beginning handler or dog to learn how to insert the maneuvers into heeling patterns. There are medium size square patterns that allow the handler and dog to hone on performing fantastic turns and correcting problems that occur with turns. The fun and intricate drill patterns that will twirl you and your dog every which way. The large maneuver heeling patterns that will challenge the most advanced teams. And finally, the huge over the top “Everything But The Kitchen Sink” maneuver heeling patterns.The chapters focus on each heeling element:Description of the heeling element.Common problems and solutions for each heeling element.How to use maneuvers as “fix it maneuvers’ to correct heeling problems.What maneuvers to pair and improve each heeling element.This book provides endless hours of fun and learning. There are 75 illustrated heeling patterns with step-by-step directions, cone setup directions and the advanced abstract version. I also included many illustrated diagrams for heeling step transitions, “The Dance” warmup illustrations, quick reference maneuver diagrams and step by step maneuver directions.As always with Heeling In A Bottle, all the maneuvers and patterns promote your dog’s hindquarter control, mobility, balance and learning to bend their spine. So “Put on your dancing shoes”, you and your dog are about to be introduced to the fun progression warmup drill “The Dance” that will take your dog’s hindquarter control to the next level with a lateral and backward heeling sequence followed by distance backward heeling.“If you and your dog can perform all these “maneuver” heeling patterns, think how much easier “regular” obedience heeling patterns become.”There are a lot of cones to set up and patterns to heel so gather a group of friends or use the patterns in your heeling class and “Let’s Heel ”! Read more