Dog Agility Speed Vs Accuracy..which one first?

Dog Agility Speed vs Accuracy...which one first?
We all want fast and accurate agility dogs, but which one is more important for your dog?
In this video, I'll show you a key strategy for helping your dog become both a fast and accurate agility partner.

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[robindembski]

I have a thinker and a doer. Sometimes it is hard for me to think fast enough. Thanks for the tip of breaking it down into smaller pieces

[rustyroseranch]

Wow this is so helpful. I have 1 of each type and this really helps. My thinker gets nervous and anxious if I'm too strict on certain criteria. My doer will just blow through things and ignore me if I'm not super consistent.

[juliannaf]

Thinker and Doer! My corgi will start doing all the tricks he knows but only before I give him a command if he see's treats. But learns what I direct him to do on the 2nd or 3rd try! We just started agility and they say he's so smart and he's doing great. I did a lot of socialization with him and he likes riding a skateboard since he was only 10 weeks old! He has a ton of confidence and isn't afraid of anything!

[brigittepletscher]

Perfect timing, that answered the question I had with my puppy. thanks for that valuable info!

[ursulamaurer]

I love watching it, you are so good at doing what you do.

[janetjulian]

Aria is definitely a Thinker. I think Mysti is a good balance of both with Doer leanings.

[outfunagility]

Mine has gone back and forth but lately more of a doer:-)

[patrickhall]

Accuracy and technique first. Doesn’t matter how fast you are if you cannot qualify!

[CathyPote]

Humm.... I thought Morgan was BOTH. Is that possible?

[lyndasiewert]

think I have the "DD" Dork the Doer