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Instructors: How Best to Prep NACSW Clients Virtual EventBoth instructors and clients will benefit from this exciting roundtable. Our panelists will discuss ways instructors can best help their client prepare to succeed in the various levels of NACSW trials. Our panelists will discuss what skills are typically missing for teams who are competing, how to build these missing skills, ways to ensure clients successfully progress up the levels, common issues and possible solutions, common pitfalls to avoid and
Both instructors and clients will benefit from this exciting roundtable. Our panelists will discuss ways instructors can best help their client prepare to succeed in the various levels of NACSW trials.
Our panelists will discuss what skills are typically missing for teams who are competing, how to build these missing skills, ways to ensure clients successfully progress up the levels, common issues and possible solutions, common pitfalls to avoid and much more.
Event Organization
This virtual event will be split into three unique sections, with our speakers paired up to tackle a set of questions.
SECTION 1 - ORT, Element Specialty, NW1 and NW2
Michael McManus and Natalie McManus
- What is unique about the lower levels, especially in comparison to other venues?
- What strengths are you noticing in the dogs?
- What skillsets are missing or weak in the dogs?
- How can instructors better prepare their canine clients?
Tony Gravley and Khara Schuetzner
- What strengths are you noticing in the handlers?
- What skillsets are missing or weak in the handlers?
- How can instructors better prepare their human clients?
Holly Bushard and Kayla Dever
- What pitfalls or problematic trends in these lower levels?
- How are teams struggling to progress through these levels?
- How can instructors help their clients better progress?
SECTION 2 - NW3 and Elite
Tony Gravley and Khara Schuetzner
- What is unique about NW3 and Elite?
- What strengths are you noticing in the dogs?
- What skillsets are missing or weak in the dogs?
- How can instructors better prepare their canine clients?
Holly Bushard and Kayla Dever
- What strengths are you noticing in the handlers?
- What skillsets are missing or weak in the handlers?
- How can instructors better prepare their human clients?
Michael McManus and Natalie McManus
- What pitfalls or problematic trends in NW3 and Elite?
- How are teams struggling to progress from NW3 to Elite and beyond to Summit?
- How can instructors help their clients better progress?
SECTION 3 - Summit
Holly Bushard and Kayla Dever
- What is unique about Summit?
- What strengths are you noticing in the dogs?
- What skillsets are missing or weak in the dogs?
- How can instructors better prepare their canine clients?
Michael McManus and Natalie McManus
- What strengths are you noticing in the handlers?
- What skillsets are missing or weak in the handlers?
- How can instructors better prepare their human clients?
Tony Gravley and Khara Schuetzner
- What pitfalls or problematic trends are you noticing?
- How are teams struggling going from Day 1 to Day 2 of a Summit trial?
- How can instructors help their clients be successful for the entire Summit trial?
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★★★★★ 5
Keeps Aussie Entertained for Hours
Size: 4 Pieces, Size: 4 Pieces
This puzzle toy has quickly become one of my dog’s favorite sources of entertainment. It keeps him busy, challenged, and happy. The variety of difficulty levels gives him a challenge, and it is so fun to watch him work through the puzzles. Even when he is just playing with individual pieces, he is entertained.
It is also very user-friendly. Setup is simple, and it is not overly complicated for the owner to manage. Cleaning is surprisingly easy, too. The pieces wipe down well, and nothing traps food or slobber, which is a huge win compared to some other toys we have tried.
Functionality-wise, it is fantastic. The levels of difficulty actually work as intended, and I like being able to adjust them based on my dog’s mood. It is durable, too. The weight and sturdiness of the pieces keep them from sliding around too much during play, and they are tough enough to withstand my Aussie’s powerful chewing without damage. I also like how it is numbered so you can quickly move onto the next level without too much thought. With that, I have noticed the higher levels are challenging, and my Aussie has yet to get through them all. Eventually he gets bored and stops trying.
It is a high-quality, fun, and engaging toy that provides mental stimulation, holds up to rough play, and is easy for me to maintain. Definitely one of the best puzzle toys I have tried!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2025
★★★★★ 5
She loves it!
Size: 4 Pieces, Size: 4 Pieces
Tried it as soon as we received it. My dog is a doberman german shepherd mix. I used multiple levels to see what my dog can figure out. It kept her pretty occupied for about 15 minutes and then I readjusted the last level so she could figure it out. With that being said, it can definitely keep them busy for longer! This is going to be a great toy, we love it already. Very durable for my girl, she's a pretty heavy chewer. Very easy to clean because it's a rubber material. The overall puzzle design is also great, really gets them to think. Very easy to stuff treats or kibble inside. Lastly, I LOVE that it's blue and yellow! I wish more toys were in blue and yellow because dogs are color blind! I would definitely consider getting more pieces in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Good product
Size: 6 Pieces
Fun for dogs with anxiety or bored. Easy to fill and clean with different options to build.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Durable and fun
Size: 4 Pieces, Size: 4 Pieces
I have a chewer who gets bored in the afternoon. She loves these Lego blocks. They’re sturdy enough for a big chewer and they hold her interest . She really enjoys figuring out how to get her breakfast!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Love the idea!
Size: 6 Pieces, Size: 6 Pieces
Love the idea of this product! Arrived 3/25/2026 and started using it the same day. Lab puppies (8 months old) loved it too, until one of the tabs was chewed off 😞
One of the puppies ate something (not this product) last week and was sick & finally threw up the rubber pieces he ate. So they can’t use the toys they love!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2026
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