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Agility competition
« on: November 24, 2006, 10:23:00 PM »
The thread on Agility reminded me to call the trainer again to see if she had any class vacancies, and ask her about 1-2-1  ;)

Sadly, there are no class spaces available yet - we might do some 1-2-1 in the new year  :D

BUT - she told me that an agility competition is being held tomorrow on the Island - and invited me and Molo along to watch  ;)
It is being judged by the weatherman from Meridian TV (apparently he competes in agility with collies, if anyone knows him?)

I'm really looking forward to it; I'll be great to meet up with other people who take part in Agility, and to see all the different dogs participating...and what with going to the South of England Show on Sunday, makes for a really dog-filled weekend  :D
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Re: Agility competition
« Reply #1 on: November 24, 2006, 11:47:25 PM »
Sounds like a fun weekend
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Re: Agility competition
« Reply #2 on: November 25, 2006, 07:05:24 PM »
Brill day  :D

It was nice to see so many different breeds/x-breeds (although Collies prevaled) - but they didn;t win everything  :005:

It is so frustrating not being able to go to classes cos I really, really want to get started  :005:
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Re: Agility competition
« Reply #3 on: November 25, 2006, 10:20:09 PM »
It was nice to see so many different breeds/x-breeds (although Collies prevaled) - but they didn;t win everything  :005:

Yes, its amazing the dfferent breeds that go. Was it a local competition --- ie, one that only locals went to or were there people from other areas. My 1st foster dog 'Backstreet' Bess (lives in the West Midlands now) is starting to do well and competes all over the place
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Re: Agility competition
« Reply #4 on: November 26, 2006, 06:02:03 AM »
It was nice to see so many different breeds/x-breeds (although Collies prevaled) - but they didn;t win everything  :005:

Yes, its amazing the dfferent breeds that go. Was it a local competition --- ie, one that only locals went to or were there people from other areas. My 1st foster dog 'Backstreet' Bess (lives in the West Midlands now) is starting to do well and competes all over the place

My favourite was a Rotti called Valla  :luv: Molo and she fell in love at puppy classes and met for the first time since yesterday - they certainly remembered each other  ;)
She looked amazing around the agility course - she moved beautifully, really powerful, but not in the least bit clumsy or slow  :luv:
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Re: Agility competition
« Reply #5 on: November 27, 2006, 09:00:07 AM »
Penny - Yvonne's Bess went senior this year!!  She is doing really well.

I loved going to watch agility competitions before mine were ready it was fantastic fun.  Good luck with training Rachel - it can be a nightmare finding clubs whereever you are - the sport is growing in popularity and there are not enough clubs and spaces in clubs to meet this demand.

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