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September 19–20, 2026
The table is more than just a piece of equipment—it's one of the most effective environments we use to teach dogs, build confidence, develop grips, improve targeting, and better understand the dog in front of us.
Over the course of two days, we'll break down how we use the bite table with dogs ranging from young puppies to advanced adult working dogs. This workshop isn't about teaching one specific system or running every dog through the same routine. It's about understanding the individual dog in front of you and knowing how to adapt your training to bring out the best in that dog.
Whether you're looking to build confidence in a young dog, improve grips and targeting, create more intensity, or work through training problems, we'll show you how we approach each session and, more importantly, why we make the decisions we do.
Every dog is different, and throughout the weekend you'll see how our techniques change based on the dog's temperament, confidence, drives, experience level, and overall understanding.
For trainers and decoys, this workshop is an opportunity to develop a better eye for reading dogs, understanding behavior, recognizing subtle changes in confidence and drive, and learning how to make better training decisions throughout a session. The focus isn't on catching dogs—it's on understanding the training process and developing the skills to help dogs progress.
Over the two days we'll cover:
How we use the bite table from basic to advanced applications
Reading the dog in front of you
Building confidence
Creating and channeling drive
Building stronger, fuller grips
Clean targeting
Spatial pressure
Environmental pressure and adaptation
Creating intensity
Basic through advanced table techniques
Decoy decision-making and training concepts
Problem-solving common training issues
Much more
Working Dogs
Puppies through adult dogs
Any form of bite equipment
Beginner through advanced
Decoys
This workshop is designed for decoys of all experience levels who want to improve their understanding of dog development. You'll learn how to read the dog in front of you, understand the purpose behind each exercise, recognize changes in confidence and drive, and make better training decisions that help develop the dog.
Auditors
Perfect for trainers, handlers, and enthusiasts who want to learn the concepts without bringing a dog.
Agitation harness and/or working collar
No equipment is required. If you own a bite suit and would like to work in your own equipment, you're welcome to bring it.
Working Dog Spot — $600
Working Decoy Spot — $800
Auditor — $400
September 19–20, 2026
The table is more than just a piece of equipment—it's one of the most effective environments we use to teach dogs, build confidence, develop grips, improve targeting, and better understand the dog in front of us.
Over the course of two days, we'll break down how we use the bite table with dogs ranging from young puppies to advanced adult working dogs. This workshop isn't about teaching one specific system or running every dog through the same routine. It's about understanding the individual dog in front of you and knowing how to adapt your training to bring out the best in that dog.
Whether you're looking to build confidence in a young dog, improve grips and targeting, create more intensity, or work through training problems, we'll show you how we approach each session and, more importantly, why we make the decisions we do.
Every dog is different, and throughout the weekend you'll see how our techniques change based on the dog's temperament, confidence, drives, experience level, and overall understanding.
For trainers and decoys, this workshop is an opportunity to develop a better eye for reading dogs, understanding behavior, recognizing subtle changes in confidence and drive, and learning how to make better training decisions throughout a session. The focus isn't on catching dogs—it's on understanding the training process and developing the skills to help dogs progress.
Over the two days we'll cover:
How we use the bite table from basic to advanced applications
Reading the dog in front of you
Building confidence
Creating and channeling drive
Building stronger, fuller grips
Clean targeting
Spatial pressure
Environmental pressure and adaptation
Creating intensity
Basic through advanced table techniques
Decoy decision-making and training concepts
Problem-solving common training issues
Much more
Working Dogs
Puppies through adult dogs
Any form of bite equipment
Beginner through advanced
Decoys
This workshop is designed for decoys of all experience levels who want to improve their understanding of dog development. You'll learn how to read the dog in front of you, understand the purpose behind each exercise, recognize changes in confidence and drive, and make better training decisions that help develop the dog.
Auditors
Perfect for trainers, handlers, and enthusiasts who want to learn the concepts without bringing a dog.
Agitation harness and/or working collar
No equipment is required. If you own a bite suit and would like to work in your own equipment, you're welcome to bring it.
Working Dog Spot — $600
Working Decoy Spot — $800
Auditor — $400