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Beginning Dog Dance For Fun or Sport

udemy · ⭐ 4.48 (15 reseñas) · Principiante · en · ⏱ 2,5 h

Impartido por Kate Lloyd · 70 alumnos

29.99 USD

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Descripción

A fun course to learn how to train your dog to take part in Canine Freestyle and Heelwork To Music, also called Dances With Dogs. No previous experience in Dog Dancing is required and you don't need to be a great dancer! It helps if your dog already knows a little basic obedience (sit, wait, come). If you love music, and want to teach your dog some fun tricks and have a great bond, this course is for you! Learn a range of tricks that you can use in a Freestyle routine. Join the tricks to gather and set them to music to create a fun and entertaining routine. Teach your dog a variety of different Heelwork positions including left and right side of handler, across the front of the handler, and Handler walking backwards. Learn ways to transition (move your dog) from one heelwork position to another. Tricks include: Get In A Box/Suitcase Paws On A Step Jump Over a pole, jump over or through handlers arm, jump over or through handlers leg Walk Backwards Paw on Hand or Leg Go Around An Object Circle The Handler Take A Bow And More! Find out how to put together a musical dog dancing routine including choosing suitable music for your dog and choreographing your routine.

Lo que aprenderás

  • Find out how you can have fun and bond with your dog by training in Dog Dancing
  • Learn how to teach your dog a variety of Heelwork To Music positions and Freestyle tricks
  • Discover how to put together a short Canine Freestyle or Heelwork to Music routine
  • Understand how to choose music to suit your dog

Requisitos

  • No previous experience in Dog Dancing or trick training is required - this course is suitable for beginners. No dancing skills are necessary
  • To get the most from the course, dogs should already know how to sit, to stay or wait and to come when called