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Re: How to get started with agility?
I don't know about clubs in Surrey, but I remembered this thread:
Beginners agility in Surrey? You might find some on there. You might also find this site useful - lots of info about agility and how to get started (keep scrolling down the page and there's a pdf file to dowload called the Agility Beginners Guide: Dog Agility | The Kennel Club
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Re: How to get started with agility?
Hi If you google "agility clubs" in the area you live in , there will proberly be some showing on there, Also there is a web site"Agility Net" you will get lots of info on there,
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Re: How to get started with agility?
Now that I don't know! I guess it would depend upon your dog and his health, and how sound his joints are. I think I've seen dogs at that age (and more!) competing at Crufts. However, if you contact some of the clubs or training clubs you find, I'm sure someone there will be able to help you.
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Re: How to get started with agility?
Well, he is a very active dog! He runs 4 miles with me daily and on the weekend he sometimes goes on 8-10 mile runs with me. And he gets two walks off leash in the park for one hour per day where he meets other dogs (we have doggy dates in the afternoon) and runs after and retrieves tennis balls constantly. But I will definitely ask at a training facility as I don't want to hurt his joints.
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Re: How to get started with agility?
6 years old is usually when a BC peaks at agility. I compete with mine until they are 9 years old, then they go in allsorts/veterans, which is over lower jumps. I've seen dogs of 12 years old competing at Crufts, it depends on the dog.
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