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Re: Breeds for agility. Please help.
If you want to compete then there is not much that can touch a Border collie in that size range. I believe the Belgian shepherds can be quite good.
If you do want to compete but not with a Collie, would you consider something smaller? |
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Re: Breeds for agility. Please help.
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Re: Breeds for agility. Please help.
Hows about go right down in size for a Chinese Crested powderpuffs - who have for years and years been refered to as 'minni border collies' - alot of collie people also have cresteds, who also compete at agility..with great results!
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Thanks for the reply! They seem really nice, i just think they maybe a little to small for my ideal dog? I'll look into them though definitely. Thanks (: |
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Thanks (: Springer spaniels seem nice.
Although people have said things about them being distracted easyily by scents on the ground. Not sure if its true or not? Thanks Last edited by portiaa; 16-01-2011 at 09:54 AM.. Reason: Spelling |
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