Your favourite training blogs/websites/individual trainers?

[ravennr]

Sometimes I see everyone posting names, or links to sites/blogs.
I have tried hunting some down but I thought it'd be easier if I had some sort of list to refer to. My next dog, obedience will be big. I want to focus on training, possibly into a dog sport or something of the sort, but I'd like to go ahead and brush up on everything.
The threads you guys make help a lot, but I would love to go further and read more into the mechanics and thought process from individual trainers.

I've seen some love for Stilwell and Overall, any others you can recommend?
Anything from basic obedience to advanced tricks to training for jobs (scentwork, things like that). I'm interested in all of it.

 

[PWCorgi]

My friend Sara has an awesome blog for her business:
http://paws4udogs.wordpress.com/

And her personal one:
http://lessonsfromlayla.wordpress.com/

And an article about her dog Layla. When I get to thinking about how hard working with Frodo is...all I need to do is remind myself of Layla. lol
http://www.paws4u.com/lessons_from_layla.html

Aaaaand my other friend Crystal has an awesome blog about reactivity/medication/training/etc.
http://reactivechampion.blogspot.com/

And Denise Fenzi, cause who DOESN'T love her.
http://denisefenzi.com/

 

[Maxy24]

I like Susan Garrett (and I don't even do agility!) her dogs just look like they have SO MUCH FUN while they train, all dogs should be able to enjoy training that much. She is a very positive trainer and some of her methods are very widely used by agility folks:
http://susangarrettdogagility.com/

She also has a facebook page.


For videos I love kikopup, she has a large variety of videos, tricks, obedience, behavior problems and whatnot.
http://www.youtube.com/user/kikopup?feature=chclk

Here's her website:
http://www.dogmantics.com/Dogmantics/Home.html

and she has a facebook page too.

 

[CharlieDog]

I really enjoy Elegy's blog. http://www.underdogged.net/

Exercise Finished is another one http://exercisefinished.blogspot.com/

Ruffly Speaking I also enjoy, theres a lot of good stuff in the archive.

Plus a ton more on my blogs sidereel
http://trainingobknoxiously.blogspot.com/

 

[Aleron]

I like Silvia Trkman a lot. Amazing tricks, amazing agility dogs and a willingness to think outside of the box and go against the things the "everybody knows" about training and agility.

She has a website:
http://silvia.trkman.net/

And a blog
http://www.lolabuland.com/

Others have already been mentioned...

I also like Denise Fenzi, who's been mentioned (and I like her working line Tervs as well ). I'm hoping to go to one of her seminars this year.

I read the Reactive Champion blog here and there, a lot of good info and summaries of past seminars there. I read Susan Garrett's blog on and off as well.

 

[ravennr]

These are just what I was looking for, thanks everyone!!

 

[Sekah]

I don't think I've seen http://www.fannygott.com/ mentioned yet.

 

[TicTacTug]

I like Patricia McConnell's blog:
http://www.theotherendoftheleash.com/

Mindful Leadership
http://voice4dogs.blogspot.com/

I follow Rugby because he's adorable:
http://misterrugby7.blogspot.com/

Willard Bailey's blog:
http://willardunleashed.blogspot.com/

Spot Check (may not be everyone's cup of tea; some good thought provoking stuff though)
http://ruthcrisler.wordpress.com

And, Suzanne Clothier's blog and free articles:
Blog: http://suzanneclothier.com/blog
Articles: http://flyingdogpress.com/content/view/18/94/

 

[Fran101]

How the hell did I end up on youtube for an hour watching otter videos because of this thread?! lol

 

[ravennr]

How the hell did I end up on youtube for an hour watching otter videos because of this thread?! lol

Oh that happens to me all the time. No explanation for the otter phenomenon.