Dog Agility
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Whoa!! That's awesome! :) my dog is nine iches tall and she jumps 2'2.
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Amazing video. I do agility with my 5 year old Yorkshire Terrier, Jill! :) •Cince & Jill•
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I've been training my 5 year odl toy fox terrier fofr about a month now in agility, hopefully she can be this good some day
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Ahh, haha this was when NADAC still had the teeter:P So glad that is gone hehe!
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I was fatbat56, but I was hacked. This video is still getting a 5***** rating and getting put on my favorites ;)
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Well, I have a 10 lbs yorkie, she jumps high, look at my video (Jill Jumping Outside) I'm not very confident, but I'm hoping Jill and I will be like these dogs; great at agility some day.
My Prayer:
Father, please help Jill and I suceed in dog agility and please help us through the frustrating times,please help us lord. Amen
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My dog can jumping, go through the tunnel, she's starting 2 weave,
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I am planning to enter my dog in an Agility Course. We have trained so hard, and succeeded to much! :0D
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hahaha. Fair enough. Sonds like your dog loves the attention!
No Worries! :D
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That is a great point but I think with my dog its an attitude thing. At ARGUS its all I can get her to do to go faster than a trot, where as in Puyallup there is a lot more people clapping and cheering and my dog is a ham :P Thanks for the comment
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I'd say it's the surface... you know how it's harder to run on sand than concrete? that kinda thing... I cattle dog trial (kinda hearding) and the dogs can never beat the cattle to the lead if they are trying to run on a plouged or sandy surface...
what song is this??????????
kwembacher 3 years ago
The song is called "Roller Coaster" from Wavtracks if I remember correctly - Wavtracks is music that you can purchase under a Creative Commons license so many people use it.
KatsDogs 3 years ago
Wonderful! I want to do that so bad, I just need to find a dog for it.
tilligurl 4 years ago
Any dog can do it!! You don't need to really "find a dog FOR it". First and foremost, find a companion - a dog you want to live with, not just compete with. Go to the local shelter if you like and adopt a dog in need. Or go to rescue organizations. Then begin your agility training with your new friend!
KatsDogs 4 years ago