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Online agility with Dave Munnings 💜 21 time Agility Team GB 🇬🇧 member with 6 Agility Champions 🐾
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With a firm belief that agility should be fun for both dog and handler, Dave uses only very positive methods to train every level from puppies and beginners to national and international competitors. Focusing on consistency as the key training element, he has created his own handling system. Dave understands that every dog/handler team is different in personality, style and ability. Therefore to g

et the best out of everyone, he adapts the application of his system and his teaching methods accordingly. Time and again he helps to produce phenomenal canine athletes and amazing partnerships. With a firm belief in modern training methods, Dave uses both operant and classical conditioning and mainly positive reinforcement. He has no faith in the ‘pack’ theories and never uses positive punishment. Key Achievements:

6 UK agility champions
Won the KC Olympia stakes multiple times in different heights
Won Crufts international
Won Crufts Team
Crufts singles winner 4 times
Crufts Championship winner 3 times
Won Power and speed final
Won the Celebration Gamblers final
FCI World Championships – Individual Bronze Medal in 2005
FCI World Championships – Individual Silver Medal in 2010
FCI World Championships - Individual Bronze Medal 2018
FCI World Championships - Team Bronze Medal 2019
European Open Championships – Agility Gold Medal in 2009
European Open Championships – Agility Gold Medal in 2010
European Open Championships – Great Britain Team Coach 2011
European Open Championships – Team Silver 2018

09/07/2025

Not long to go until Susan and I compete at the European Open 🇬🇧💙

We leave for Portugal on Friday 🙂🇵🇹

08/07/2025

Warming up before running is crucial 🏃‍♂️

Our dogs don’t always understand keeping themselves safe 🤪 and even cautious dogs shouldn’t run on “cold” muscles. So it’s our responsibility to make sure they have a good warm up and cool down.

My routine consists of passive warm ups which includes rubbing down all the major muscle groups. And an active warm up, which includes 10-15 minutes of gradual increase in specific movements.

It’s also important to be mindful of how they come out or go back into their crates in your vehicle. You’ll know from driving for hours that even you can come out the car a bit stiff. Now imagine going straight into Cross Fit!

Light movement as part of your dog’s cool down before they go back in the car helps remove metabolic waste, which helps decrease the chance of injury.

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07/07/2025

FREE VIDEO now AVAILABLE 💜🧡

All you need to do to get access to my Q&A Catch Up is be a registered member - no need to subscribe! You can find the video under Pearls Of Wisdom 🔮

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05/07/2025

FREE access to topics from one of my lives 💥

Want to hear how I manage sensitivity, my thoughts on backside directionals, and what a single jump cue means to me?

You can register for FREE to get access - no need to subscribe. Video available on my website from Monday 7th July 2025.

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03/07/2025

3 Better Dog hydrations drinks made up for the students dogs today on a hot camp day at Runbye.

30/06/2025

Too hot to train? Q-Me has articles to still keep you busy 🤓

Pearls Of Wisdom has numerous topics you can read about or get inspiration from - from my weekly structure to my list of verbals 💜

28/06/2025

On holiday with my bestie Martin Reid in Rhodes this week ☀️🧡🧡

Enjoying some time off then back to it 🙂

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