We somehow ended up with two dogs, and this is where the real test of my Frisbee experience, with both dogs and humans, would begin. We have worked hard over the past year and are making great strides in coordinating our efforts and establishing teamwork. Until this time my experience handling dogs was limited to readings and a general understanding of wolves and their social structure. These two little bundles of energy had given us the opportunity to nurture them, and I felt it was time to consult an expert or training advice. I believe this is where my throwing experience has helped tremendously.
Dogs tend to thrive on the simplest rewards of success and praise.
And one seems to be dependent on the other. The main point of this sport seems to be teamwork, and herein lies the thrower's responsibility. Well, your dog may enjoy them also, but they're certainly not much fun to watch. A few basics will greatly enhance the situation. The most frustrating part of teaching your dog a trick is in the area of consistency, so let's focus here to begin with.