The primary goal for this DVD is to give you the tools to develop the perfect balance between drive and impulse control in your performance dog.

It's finally here, a video that gives you all the tools to improve your skills as a handler, regardless of the size of your backyard! Success with One Jump is a 2 DVD set that gives clear instruction on more than 20 exercises that will help improve your dog's understanding of the key handling maneuvers in agility, from a simple front cross to a more complex pull through to distance skills. This video is a must have for the seasoned competitor and novice handler alike.

Leslie McDevitt's Control Unleashed program is designed to help dogs with issues, learn how to relax, focus, and work off-leash reliably in either stimulating or stressful situations.

Most of us spend lots of time lavishly reinforcing good contact zone performances and start line stays, but we do not think about reinforcing and building value for the one thing the agility dog will do more of in his career than anything else... Jump!

Puppy Power! is the first step on the road to success with a new puppy in your chosen canine sport(s). Be proactive with your young dog's fitness program and decrease the likelihood of injuries while giving your puppy a head start on the competition. Puppy Power! exercises will improve your puppy's balance, spacial awareness and core strength--without undue stress on a growing puppy's ligaments, tendons and joints. Performing these activities will boost your puppy's self confidence. With this DVD you can develop a goal-oriented program tailored for your puppy's unique needs.

The Foundation Fundamentals program is designed for all dogs at any skill level, whether a puppy or an adult. The purpose of this program is to build specific skills that your dog needs before you begin his obstacle training. It is is very difficult to teach agility equipment to a dog if he is running around with a toy, leaving you to go sniff, mugging you to get his treat, or going to visit others in hopes of finding something better than the reward you are offering. You can not train your dog to go over a jump or into a tunnel, much less chain together obstacles at speed, if he does not know how to focus on the task at hand.