FLYBALL!

Can't see the video but glad you are having fun. It's very addictive. lol. Where's your first tournament? I'm going to Ashbourne next then Mapledurham
 
My daughter does flyball with her Lancashire Heeler, he absolutely loves it. It certainly seems to be addictive. He only started earlier this year but is now running in open competitions. I've only been to watch one event, which was held indoors. I was just starting with flu and began the day with a splitting headache which didn't help I guess, but the noise nearly made my head explode! I suspect its a lot quieter outdoors but haven't yet been to another competition as most of the ones she goes to are in the Yorkshire area.
 
can see it now--looking good. Which team are you with?

Murphys minder-----it is very noisy indoors. Some people wear ear muffs, but not so bad out doors. I suppose you just get used to it
 
Yeh it was a bit of a baptism of fire, not helped I am sure by being ill. I actually sat in the car and cried as I started to drive home my head hurt so much.:( I really would love to go and watch another one but they are always too far away. Pickle is a little star, he even has his own mini size tennis ball to be loaded into the box.:D
 
Goya said:
can see it now--looking good. Which team are you with?

Murphys minder-----it is very noisy indoors. Some people wear ear muffs, but not so bad out doors. I suppose you just get used to it
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With Fenland Firestorm :)

Outside is very noisy too - luckily mine doesn't bark - unluckily - he screams :eek: and trembles from head to toe with excitement!
 
loopiesteff said:
With Fenland Firestorm :)

Outside is very noisy too - luckily mine doesn't bark - unluckily - he screams :eek: and trembles from head to toe with excitement!
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Do let us know which div you are in at Ashbourne. Maybe see you there. I'll be camping (well in my caravan) so will be there from Friday. I have one dog in the slower teams and one dog in the faster teams.
 
MurphysMinder said:
My daughter does flyball with her Lancashire Heeler, he absolutely loves it. It certainly seems to be addictive. He only started earlier this year but is now running in open competitions. I've only been to watch one event, which was held indoors. I was just starting with flu and began the day with a splitting headache which didn't help I guess, but the noise nearly made my head explode! I suspect its a lot quieter outdoors but haven't yet been to another competition as most of the ones she goes to are in the Yorkshire area.
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I took junior & Max to their first puppy class last night, the noise was unbelievable. I couldn't wait to leave :o

My son would love to do flyball with our Lancashire Heeler but has a while to wait as the little guy is only 5 months. Lots of obedience training to do first ;)
 
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