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Maximum FUN Dog Agility

Lorrie Reynolds

Are you a dog lover eager to jump into dog agility or a current agility competitor who could use some extra tips to take your team to the next level? The Maximum Fun Dog Agility podcast is your go-to source. Lorrie Reynolds, who"s been in the agility training and trialing arena since 2002, unveils insights into building your perfect dog agility team and provides expert advice in short, information-packed episodes. Explore your passion, conquer obstacles, and embrace fun agility training with

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All Episodes

6:04

When Failure is a Good Thing

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2026/01/27

In this episode of the Maximum Fun Agility Podcast, host Lorrie Reynolds discusses the topic of failure and why it might be the best thing to happen to you on your agility journey. Drawing from her own experiences as a handler, Lorrie shares an honest and relatable account of early setbacks and self-doubt on the agility course. Listeners will discover how moments of disappointment can fuel learning and growth, leading not only to better skills but to deeper connection and communication with

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6:45

The Connection Myth for Agility Dogs

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2026/01/20

Welcome to Episode 034 of the Maximum Fun Agility Podcast, hosted by Lorrie Reynolds, owner of Maximum Fun Dog Sports. In this episode, Lorrie dives deep into the true meaning of “connection” in dog agility and explains some common misconceptions that have emerged in recent years. Lorrie talks about the different types of connection, both the personal relationship you share with your dog and the working partnership you build as an agility team. She shares real-life examples from her own

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4:34

Reward Your Dog for Simple Obstacles and Behaviors

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2026/01/13

In Episode 033 of the Maximum Fun Agility Podcast, host Lorrie Reynolds explores an often-overlooked aspect of dog training: rewarding your dog for simple or easy behaviors. Lorrie shares real-life stories from her students who were puzzled when their dogs stopped responding to basic cues like “sit” or getting the tunnel in a discrimination, despite performing more complex tricks, or going through the tunnel with ease if it wasn’t part of a discrimination. Lorrie discusses how neglecting to

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16:50

What if Your Dog Agility Goal Isn't World Team?

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2026/01/06

In Episode 032 of the Maximum Fun Dog Sports podcast, host Lorrie Reynolds tackles a topic that every agility enthusiast faces: setting personal goals that are right for themselves rather than goals others have for them. Lorrie delves into how dog agility has evolved, how social media and trends often make handlers feel pressured to pursue competitive extremes, and finding the right goals for your individual team. She offers an encouraging perspective for people who value personal growth,

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5:10

5 Ways to Crush It at Your Next Dog Agility Seminar

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/12/30

In Episode 031 of the Maximum Fun Agility podcast, join host Lorrie Reynolds as she shares five essential tips to help you get the most out of your next seminar. Drawing from her own seminar experience, where she and her young dog Pixie faced some new challenges, Lorrie discusses valuable lessons that apply to any agility enthusiast stepping out of their comfort zone and learning something new. Discover how an open mind, observation, a willingness to keep trying in the face of difficulty,

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7:47

5 Ways to Reward Your Agility Dog for Distance

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/12/23

In Episode 030 of the Maximum Fun Agility podcast, host Lorrie Reynolds talks about the different ways to reward your dog at a distance - which is essential for building confident, independent agility dogs. With a real-life example, Lorrie explores why many dogs struggle to stay out and work at a distance. She identifies common mistakes handlers make when reinforcing behaviors and shares five effective methods to reward your dog away from you, including throwing toys or treats, using sealed

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8:01

5 Reasons to Teach Your Dog Tricks

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/12/16

In Episode 029 of the Maximum Fun Agility podcast, host Lorrie Reynolds, owner of Maximum Fun Dog Sports, dives into five reasons why teaching your dog tricks is so important for your dog’s well-being. Lorrie explains how “tricks” - from basic obedience behaviors, to advanced tricks and practical skills - are essential for building a dog you will love to live and play with. She outlines five compelling reasons to teach tricks, including giving your dog the physical and mental exercise he

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4:12

This Dog Training Game Could Save Your Dog's Life

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/12/09

In this episode, Lorrie reveals a dog training game that could potentially save your dog's life. She shares a touching story of a student whose dog responded immediately to a cue from a game they had only played once, averting a potentially serious incident on a major interstate. Lorrie discusses the powerful impact that The Leash Game can have on your dog, enhancing your relationship and communication. This simple and effective game offers an enjoyable solution to a common problem.You can

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4:48

Yes, Sit and Down are Dog Tricks!

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/12/02

Welcome to Episode 027 of the Maximum Fun Agility podcast, hosted by Lorrie Reynolds. In this episode, Lorrie explores the concept that every behavior, from basic obedience sits to getting a beer from the fridge, is simply a trick. She reflects on the difference in terminology between sport dog handlers and pet owners, who see the word “trick” and think it means doing a handstand or walking on a barrel. Lorrie talks about the dog sport competitors’ view that every behavior we teach is a

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6:19

Do You Have to End Your Dog Training Session With...

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/11/25

In Episode 026 of the Maximum Fun Agility podcast, Lorrie Reynolds, explores the concept of ending training sessions on a high note. In this insightful episode, Lorrie discusses what constitutes a successful session, how to handle unexpected challenges, and the importance of ending your training on a high note, even if it is not the behavior you intended. Lorrie addresses common issues like frustration and stress in dogs and handlers and offers practical solutions to keep your sessions

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7:04

Dealing With the Loss of a Beloved Pet, Teammate, and...

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/11/18

Join Lorrie Reynolds in Episode 025 of the Maximum Fun Agility podcast as she talks about the emotional journey of dealing with the loss of a beloved pet. Drawing from her most recent personal experience of saying goodbye to Xephyr, her 6-year-old rescue dog, Lorrie reflects on the complex emotions that accompany losing a cherished companion. Discover strategies to help process the grief that comes with losing a family member, from writing a eulogy to creating lasting memorials. Lorrie

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3:39

3 Ways to Regain Distance from the Gamble Line in Dog...

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/11/11

In this episode of the Maximum Fun Agility podcast, host Lorrie Reynolds talks about one of the common challenge faced by agility competitors: drifting too close to the distance line during a course. She then discusses three effective strategies to regain distance in gamblers, FAST, or chances courses without confusing your dog. Discover how utilizing tunnels, fixed path obstacles, and specific types of sequences can help handlers regain distance if they’ve gotten too close to the

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4:12

"Stay off the line!" - Planning Your Path for Dog...

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/11/04

Episode 023 of the Maximum Fun Agility podcast, hosted by Lorrie Reynolds, explores the importance of strategic planning in distance handling on agility courses. Discover why the distance line is “not your friend” and how creating a plan to stay a few feet away from it can give you a tactical advantage. Lorrie highlights common traps on courses and shares knowledge that helps your agility team effectively tackle distance challenges. Learn how to avoid the dreaded "line dance" and keep from

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8:55

The Benefits of Training for Dog Sports

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/10/28

Episode 022 of the Maximum Fun Agility podcast explains the benefits of training for dog sports, whether you're a seasoned competitor or a newbie looking for a fun activity to participate in with your best friend. Lorrie addresses three common myths about dog sports, shedding light on how such activities are for all dogs and ages. Lorrie discusses the many benefits of dog sports, including improved communication, strengthened relationships, enhanced everyday behavior, safety, and engaging

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4:53

Your Dog's Bucket List

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/10/21

In this episode of the Maximum Fun Agility podcast, host Lorrie Reynolds talks about the emotional journey of facing the loss of a beloved pet and how we should do things every day with our pets to create memories rather than leaving it for the last part of their lives. Lorrie shares the story of her dog Xephyr's unexpected diagnosis at 6 years old, reflecting on the heartache that comes with such news. She offers valuable advice on creating a bucket list for your dog, emphasizing the

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5:06

Is Practicing on Full Courses Required for...

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/10/14

In Episode 020 of the Maximum Fun Agility podcast, join host Lorrie Reynolds as she debunks the myth that practicing on full courses is the best way to prepare and compete successfully at agility trials. Lorrie draws on her personal experience with her former agility dog, Dash, to illustrate the potential benefits of focusing on shorter sequences rather than full courses in training. She recounts Dash's surprising success, despite never having run a full course before his first trial, and

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4:07

Shave 2 Seconds Off Your Agility Course Time with...

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/10/07

In this episode, Lorrie relates an invaluable tip that can significantly improve your dog's course time. Discover how a simple adjustment in setting up your dog at the start line can shave 2 seconds off your course time, making it easier to qualify. Drawing from an interesting experiment conducted by a friend, Lorrie discusses how setting your dog at least 2 strides back from the first obstacle allows them to decrease the chance that your dog will knock the first bar and ensure they are at

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6:53

Dog Training - The Thomas Edison Approach

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/09/30

Dive into the world of dog training with a fresh perspective inspired by inventor Thomas Edison. In this episode, Lorrie explores how adopting Edison's mindset about mistakes can transform your dog training approach. She emphasizes the importance of experimentation when traditional methods hit a roadblock and the value of viewing failure as a stepping stone to success. Learn how balancing planned methods with creative experimentation can enhance your training experience and provide

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6:22

Should You Teach Your Agility Dog to Work Around Kids?

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/09/23

In this must-listen episode, Lorrie shares personal anecdotes about her own dogs' varying reactions to her visiting grandkids. She emphasizes the importance of desensitizing agility dogs to children, especially considering the location and accessibility of agility trials. Lorrie offers practical tips on gradually acclimating your dog to work around kids, reinforcing the need for careful socialization without direct interaction. Listen in for invaluable advice aimed at fostering a positive

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5:08

Keep a List of Your Dog Training Cues

Maximum FUN Dog Agility ·

2025/09/16

In this episode of the Maximum Fun Agility podcast, Lorrie dives into the importance of maintaining a list of your dog’s cues to enhance clarity and improve your training. Discover how a well-organized list can prevent confusion, eliminate similar-sounding cues, and serve as an invaluable tool for planning training sessions and maintaining fluency. Lorrie shares insights from her own experiences, offering practical advice on creating a master list and utilizing it to plan training sessions

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