Clean Run Magazine - October 2007 - 6

® Yet it BREAKS the RULES of the SYSTEM. It seems to work really well. Publisher: Clean Run Productions, LLC Managing Editor: Monica Percival Assistant Managing Editor: Marcille Ripperton Senior Editor: Lisa Baird Designer: Anne Cusolito Advertising: Pamela Green We need Gandhi. Clean Run articles are selected for their general interest and entertainment values. The authors’ views do not necessarily represent the policies or opinions of Clean Run Productions, LLC, nor does their publication in Clean Run constitute an endorsement. Clean Run Productions, LLC makes no representation or warranty with respect to the accuracy of any articles or advertisements that are published in Clean Run. The Great Threadle Debate AGILITY DOGMA by Catherine Fischer ADVERTISING Check the Magazine Forum at www.cleanrun.com for current information on ad rates, deadlines, and requirements. If you do not have Internet access, please call us and we will fax or mail the ad rates and speciﬁcations to you. Clean Run reserves the right to accept or reject any advertisement which may be submitted. SUBMISSIONS Clean Run welcomes submissions of articles, photos, or artwork on an exclusive basis. Submission constitutes permission for Clean Run, at its sole discretion, to use the submitted materials, in whole or in part, without compensation to the submitter. Detailed information on the format for submissions is available from the Magazine Forum at www.cleanrun.com. Please send submissions to editors@cleanrun.com. Table Gear Behavior LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Email comments on the magazine, as well as letters to the editor, to letters@cleanrun.com. TRADEMARKS Clean Run, Clean Run Productions and Run Clean Run Fast are registered trademarks of Clean Run Productions, LLC. All other service marks, trademarks, and product names used herein are the property of their respective owners. PERMISSIONS Please note that this entire publication is copyrighted. No portion of the contents of Clean Run may be reproduced or reprinted without the prior written consent of Clean Run Productions, LLC. Making multiple copies of articles for distribution as a class or seminar handout, without the permission of the publisher, is unethical and illegal. If you think your students or clients would beneﬁt from reading a particular article in Clean Run, please encourage them to purchase that issue of the magazine or subscribe. MISSION STATEMENT The goal of each issue of Clean Run is to document and explain both basic and advanced handling and training techniques for individual agility competitors as well as instructors, support humane training methods, support the agility community through education and communication, and present varying viewpoints through editorials and letters. tip 6 Clicker Agility.doc of the month Teeter Exercise Being a member of quite a few email discussion lists related to agility, I come across all sorts of training tips and techniques that I think may be useful with my dogs in the future. Instead of saving the email or digest, which often has a subject line different from what the email refers to, I cut and paste the relevant portion into a Word document (keeping the author’s identity for future reference). I have different categories in my document for different types of training ideas, such as Teeter Training, Motivation, and so on. D Sue McGinty Clean Run | October 07

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Clean Run Magazine - October 2007

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