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If you’ve ever trained, lived, or simply shared everyday life with a dog, you already know: they are always teaching us something. At OneMind Dogs, our entire method was created by listening to the lessons dogs were trying to give us. Tekla, the deaf Border Collie who inspired ou...

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For many of us, learning agility is much more than starting a new hobby. It’s the language we share with our dogs; a joyful way to connect, communicate, and grow together.

That’s exactly how Chikage Castle, an Agility Premium member from the USA, describes her jour...

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When you watch a great agility team on course, it looks so smooth and connected that you can’t help but smile. The dog knows exactly what to do, and the handler seems to glide through every turn. But behind that magic isn’t endless training. It’s a strong foundation built through short, focused sessions that fit real life.

If you sometimes feel like you don’t have e...

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If your dog hesitates, creeps, or flies off the contact zone, you’re not alone. Contact behavior is one of the most common challenges in agility, and it can be frustrating when things fall apart after so much effort.

At OneMind Dogs, we believe contact training isn’t about perfection. It’s about communication, trust, and clarity. When your dog truly understands what...

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Understanding agility from your dog’s perspective will be one of the biggest lightbulb moments in your agility journey! A deaf Border Collie named Tekla taught us how to listen. When her human, OneMind Dogs founder Janita Leinonen, could no longer use verbal cues, she had to find a...

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