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Re: Any agility addicts on here?
How do you get in to it? What training does the dog need etc? And what is the best age to start? Also can any dog do it?
I am getting a golden retriever pup and would be interested in doing somehting like that with him. |
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Re: Any agility addicts on here?
My mums papillon -milly loves agility but mum isnt able to do it any more due to her having a stroke. She has got some jumps and tunnel in garden which milly still has a go on. She loves bringing toys for you to throw and she always sniffs the right toy out.
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Re: Any agility addicts on here?
Any breed can do agility, it helps if they are obedient when you start. You don't want to start training with a dog that has never been off the lead! You need to find a class, some have huge waiting lists, so you might have to wait a while to join. You can't compete until your dog is at least 18 months old, but the earlier you start training the better. Obviously a puppy would start with walking over jumps (on the ground), definitely no jumping. You can get them used to going through tunnels & also use V shaped training weaves. If you start competing it's great fun, a whole day out talking about dogs, you can't beat it
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