Agility today!

[Spotherisk]

Me and Rew have been doing agility for a year now and compete with the group each month, it’s all for fun and today we have four runs in total, two lots of a practice and then the one that counts, and he was 1st and 3rd! The judge said he will will be really good in time, but the main thing it’s that he enjoys it, which he does!

It was absolutely freezing, so he was well dressed in a fleecy rug and I wrapped him up in a blanket in between classes!

 

[EllieBeast]

Amazing! Well done to you both ?

 

[cauda equina]

Oh that face!
'Did I do good, mum?'

 

[lizziebell]

Fabulous - well done. I do agility with my whippet too. We don’t compete though, as I don’t have time to commit to competing as I’m out competing the horses.

 

[SaddlePsych'D]

Aww Rew! What a snuggly bug in that blanket. Well done on your prizes - love the festive rosettes

 

[Jenko109]

Yay well done.

My lurcher loves it. My whippet however believes that it is nonsense ?

 

[Moobli]

Well done. Great photo.

 

[Marnie]

Well done I have been doing agility with Bunny for about 6 months now, we both really enjoy it. I haven't done any competitions but maybe one day!

 

[Annette4]

Well done! I'm very much missing agility with Dobby but our trainer moved away and no one else would take him ?

 

[Spotherisk]

Well done! I'm very much missing agility with Dobby but our trainer moved away and no one else would take him ?

Oh no, why not?!

 

[Boulty]

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Aww looks very cosy. Not sure if link will work but started doing a bit of agility training with the Hooligan at the end of Summer. Starting to get the idea, I just need to direct him better and then build some distance. Oh & we need to crack weaving which we're at the very start of learning & play with the seesaw with it properly set up!

 

[Annette4]

Oh no, why not?!

He has a wicked sense of humour and is dog reactive so has to work alone (he's fine if they're the other side of a fence but wouldnt be able to work with dogs in with him). We were lucky with our last trainer as whether we were on the grass or arena, those waiting were outside and there was enough room for us to have plenty of space between him and other dogs.

When he's good he was brilliant but when he got hold of his tuggy without me attached or just plain got the zoomies he's a PITA. It's all in good humour but lots of trainers don't seem to appreciate it, I can't imagine why ?