The routine makes me confident as I know I’m doing the correct thing to warm up my dog, and I know when to begin the warm up before we enter the ring, because I know exactly how much time it takes.

Now, I enter the ring being more relaxed and concentrated; I feel less competition stress because me and my dog are already connected and my dog is more focused, with a good level of arousal, not too low or too high.

I like the course very much because Jana explains what we have to focus on very well. The videos are pleasant to watch and it is very easy to learn the exercises and the routine. The additional part, which I liked the most, is the section on how to check if a dog has a problem using the easy range of motion moves which I can perform myself.

With them I can discover some tension or pain and have my dog checked by a vet soon, before the injury becomes worse.I adore the advice to breathe and relax before competition, because very often we, hadlers, forget it and our mood makes our dog uneasy in the new environment.

This course changed how I begin every training and competition. I suggest every handler enrolls in this course, for the wellbeing of their dog and for the good feeling you both can achieve.