<p>When working with canine athletes, having a structured plan can make or break your season. And carefully planning your transitions between in-season and off-season can help improve performance and well-being of your dog. In this episode, I sit down with dog trainer and canine fitness coach Daniel Rose and we talk about building foundations in off-season and amping up training intensity to prepare for events. 

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What to Expect at a Race with Annie Hammond

A podcast that dives deep into the real world of positive reinforcement training and dog-powered sports. If you're like me, your life revolves around your dogs and you can be found on the trails every chance you get. We never know what challenges we might encounter while running dogs, but knowing you're not alone, helps! Join us here for inspiring stories and positive reinforcement training tips so that you can have a better time chasing tails on the trails.