Webb is available for seminars for your group! Choose from the All Request Agility Seminar, The Height Challenged Dog Agility Seminar, Course Analysis Seminar, Analysis In Action Seminar, Double Q “U”, or How to Be a Newbie While Appearing to be an “Old Pro” to create the perfect seminar for your group.

All Request Agility Seminar
This seminar format is open to dogs of all heights, and is customized for the handlers/dogs in attendance. Handlers are asked to submit a list of items they feel they need help with, and the seminar is geared toward these requests. This seminar feels like "the world's biggest private lesson" as each exercise is customized for the dog/handler team that is working at the time. We believe that No One Way Is Right for All Dogs! Because of the individual attention, this seminar is best when limited to 12 working spots, but auditor spots are unlimited.

Height Challenged Dog Seminar
This seminar is geared toward dogs that jump 4", 8", 12", or 16". Many small dog handlers feel that they don't receive enough attention at regular seminars, or feel that the topics covered may not be applicable for their small dogs. So, by popular demand, we created the Height Challenged seminar! This seminar addresses issues specific to the small agility dog, such as: Course Faults Common to the Small Dog, Identifying and Handling "Big Dog" Sections on Course, Identifying and Taking Advantage of "Small Dog" Sections on Course, Exercises Every Small Dog Handler Should Practice on a Regular Basis, How a Small Dog Sees the Course, and many other important topics. Be sure to read “Size Really Does Matter” by Leslie and Webb Anderson in the July 2006 issue of Clean Run.

Course Analysis Seminar
By request, we have developed an entire weekend-long seminar from the Course Analysis section of the All-Request and Small Dog seminars. This new format will allow the participants to focus solely on course analysis techniques and how best to apply them. Handlers will learn how to analyze a course and determine the best mix of handling strategies for their individual dogs. Unlock the mystery of “choosing correctly” with this hands-on seminar. Participants are invited to provide courses in advance or bring them to the seminar. These courses will be used during the seminar for analysis.

Analysis In Action
Finally a seminar designed to simulate the show environment. Bring your running shoes and be prepared to put your handling and course analysis skills to the test. Learn to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of your runs. This seminar features a fast-paced, high-energy format with emphasis on running a full course just as you would at a trial. Although Analysis in Action is open to all participants, those who have participated in a Course Analysis seminar will receive maximum benefit from this seminar.

Double Q "U"
Having trouble getting those elusive Double Q’s? Enroll in Double Q "U" to learn the 3 key elements of consistent runs. You'll "graduate" from Double Q U with a degree in Training & Handling for Consistent Performance. This seminar was developed for dog and handler teams running at Excellent or Masters level.

How To Be A “Newbie” While Appearing To Be An “Old Pro”
A must for anyone preparing to enter your first agility trial…or anyone who still feels like a newbie even though you’re not! This half-day seminar is designed to guide you through the maze of preparing for, entering, and competing in an agility trial. We’ll walk you through all the steps from choosing your first agility trial to packing up your stuff and heading home with your blue ribbon after a day of competition.

General Seminar Information
In addition to the topics shown above, the formats include work on such issues as: Motivation & Relationship Building with Your Agility Dog, Hands-On Course Analysis - How to Choose Correctly When Walking a Course, Jump Training, and more. In both seminars, auditors are welcome to work their dogs during breaks and lunch each day. Some of our seminars can be adjusted to a one day format. For seminar rates, email us by clicking the CONTACT US button to the left.

To check seminar availability for a specific date or to see when we are offering private lessons, click on the Calendar Link to the left.

What people are saying…..
comments from seminar participants

"Considers the dog’s point of view."

"Very good at explaining so that you can understand."

"Best money I’ve ever spent for an agility seminar."

"Leaves you with excellent exercises to work on at home."

"His section on course analysis was GREAT!"

"Helped me understand my dog much better."

"I came away with a new perspective."

"Loved the wicked humor!"

"Very clear and well planned – wonderful presenter."

"Understands different types of dogs."

"I can’t thank you enough for the insightful work at our seminar. It has changed my dog’s attitude totally. We just got back from a trial where I’ve never seen such fast runs from my dog!"

"Webb's skill clearly lies in being able to watch a team's performance and describe in amazing clarity the cause and effect of every move the handler makes - no matter how minute - and to recommend alternatives when necessary."

"Again and again, I listened as Webb 'hit the nail on the head' when analyzing each team's weak points and strong points."

"Webb always had something positive to say about every team. He really keeps the handlers motivated and interested in learning."