Running A-Frame Part 1

[alexehilary]

Hi! the method that uses only running contact or mixed with stop and go?

[HillcrestBCs]

@alexehilary This method is for running contacts only.

[alexehilary]

@HillcrestBCs this method does not carry the disadvantage that the dog is too fast for the next hurdle?when you use the stop and go?I do not see any training for climbs. Why?

[HillcrestBCs]

@alexehilary This is the beginning stage of teaching them. For more information I would do a search on You Tube for Rachel Sanders A-frame Method. It will show you what it looks like further along.

Of course with all running contacts you have to teach the dog to handle with you behind or to the side.

[alexehilary]

@HillcrestBCs thank you...then you find it inconvenient stop and go?

[StefyStuff]

@HillcrestBCs Havoc is full grown here?

[madtrihard]

Oh that Singe acts sooooo much like his dad!!! all that nipping your sleeve and jumping into your arms! Ive got one just like that!!

Missy

[HillcrestBCs]

@madtrihard Now I know where it comes from. Murray was asking me that and I did not know if Divot did it too.

[HillcrestBCs]

@madtrihard I just love my Singey Noodle.

[AppyCollie]

do you click while their paws hit the inside of the box?

your dogs are great!

[HillcrestBCs]

@AppyCollie I click when both front feet hit in the box. If only one front foot hits, then no click. If both hit then both back will for sure hit.

[bordergirlsmom]

Singe looks like a great tugger and he looks pretty impressive jumping in your arms, LOL! The box looks great. Kathy/Cricket