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Why is trust the core of hoopers? What makes patience the biggest challenge in this sport? In this article, we share insights from Italian hoopers coach and handler Renata Camis, who brings a thoughtful, passionate perspective on what hoopers means to her.
In the final part of our conversation with Lisa and Veronique, we take a look at the Dutch hoopers scene and then ahead to the future of hoopers. They will share their hopes for the hoopers and why inclusivity and joy should remain at its heart.
In this post, Lisa and Veronique share their thoughts on the most important skills for everyone involved in hoopers: the dog, the handler, the trainer, the dog-handler team and the judge. Their perspectives highlight how success in hoopers depends on building strong foundations and fostering mutual trust.
In this post with Lisa and Veronique, we dive into their training philosophies and explore how they help both dogs and handlers build strong foundations in hoopers. They share their insights on fostering independence in dogs, developing handler skills, and creating a partnership that thrives even at a distance.
Did you know one hoopers setup can give you dozens of training options? This blog post shares 50 creative ways to adapt, modify, and combine exercises to keep your sessions fresh and challenging. From changing handling positions to building longer sequences, you’ll discover how small changes can create big results.
Explore the world of canine hoopers with insights from European hoopers enthusiasts! This article shares survey results, highlighting the unique bond hoopers fosters between dog and handler, the sport's accessibility, and the challenges faced by new handlers. Whether you’re new to hoopers agility or a seasoned trainer, discover practical tips and advice to enhance your training and deepen your connection with your dog.
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What does it take to become a successful hoopers team? According to Italian coach Renata Camis, it all starts with four key elements: Lines, Skills, Timing and Trust. In this post, we dive into her LSTT method and explore how she uses it.