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Im training my pitbull for agility

Lol mine knows her commands but I’m not as strict so she kinda listens for the most part she’s really good but when she’s excited 🙄🥴

I'm training my 10 years old cat for agility but need to master obedience first

Same!

as you keep practicing, you'll remember! muscle memory is an amazing thing~

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Yea I’m getting my dog a jump,a hoop and a ramp for my garden

Ya I’m training my dog for quarantine

Lmao

Lol 😂😂

Lmao me wanna train are cats together

@@sierrachris5917 Haha, good luck...

I know I am kind of randomly asking but does anybody know of a good site to stream new tv shows online?

You might find once you join a class his nerves may go away as agility helps to build confidence if done correctly.bandit was nervous with other dogs as he was attacked by an off lead dog as a pup.now he loves everyone and is so confident.

I'm no expert, barely an amateur, but a well exercised dog is a more focused dog as well. I'm sure that just doing some basic stuff in your backyard or whatever would be beneficial. It's what I plan on doing later this summer. I have a 9 year old terrier who's always going under the shed and jumping over obstacles. I'm convinced that just having hoops and whatnot in the yard will be beneficial to her mental and physical health (she put on 4 pounds over the last year due to a number of factors, especially a cold, icy, long winter

How's it going with the agility training on your dog? I'm starting

I'm an equestrian and my dog does agility. Same thing!

@@jessjohnston6159 yes same!

That's because dog agility is based off of show jumping.

I've seen them in agility finals at crufts, so yes they definetly can!

@@magalieg273 great, thanks a lot!

They are one of the top breeds for agility right now

All dogs

A year late but they definitely are.

Well, yeah. It's a kennel club sport. They own it and run it. It's no different than registering your dog for obedience training at your local trainers.

@@Ilovekiroro Nonsense. I can form a local football team without needing permission from FIFA.

@@davidjames2145 yes but can you play with your team at an official fifa event without being registered w Fifa? No

@@oliviadaly4795 Local football teams can play among themselves, including leagues and ladders, without recourse to FIFA. I'm guessing you don't play football.

my doodle dose agility and she can jump quite hight but if your fence is 6ft+ you should be ok

Keep an eye out in aldi supermarket if u have one or b and m

Anil -- every agility course is different, although the obstacles are pretty standard. Some courses are relatively straightforward such as the course in the video. Other courses can be much more difficult with backside jumps and 'traps' designed to entice a dog to take the wrong obstacle. The dog is completely dependent on the handler to guide him around the course.

I think you should move the bar in the ground if that bar moves and start jumping when the bar is down and then getting the bar more higher when you think your dog can jump over the bar.

Maybe it hurts her to jump. I would have checked with a orthopedist. I have a Labrador retriever and I do not make him jump high because of the danger of dysplasia

When the dog enters the poles, the first pole should be on the dog's left side

Any dog! Just watch for back problems with the dachund part

@@sol8598 He been showing no back problems.😀

He looks like a Staffy but he has none in him

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A what

@@gk6387 she is a papillion, jack russell, chihuahua MIX Paparussahuaha

@@YogalignKauai oh okay that makes sense now.

?? A papillon Russian Terrier Chihuahua mix? Literally any dog thats more than one breed is mix or mutt. Doesn't need a fancy name and for people to be charged thousands. I got a brilliant dog who's got an amazing temprament and going to be starting assistance/service dog training wirh me (with the help of an org) next week and she's a mutt who jumped over a wall in the Greek Bush landscape into a busy road and pestered my sister til she wad picked up and we brought her back to the UK. I could claim she's a EnglishAmericanCockerStandardToyPoodleChiMalChinPekingeseShihPomChinSpringerLabOrchidRussaGermanDaxiePolishShepherdAkbashSegugio (a mix of Toy/Std Poodle, Pekingese, Pomeranian, Shih Tzu, Japanese Chin, English Cocker Spaniel, American Cocker Spaniel, Springer Spaniel, Lab, Chihuahua, Peruvian Inca Orchid, Dachshund, Russian Toy Terrier, German Shepherd, Polish Lowland Sheepdog, Mini American Shepherd, Akbash Dog, Segugio Italiano) but she is literally a mixed breed or a mutt.

@@oliviadaly4795 - Hey my dogs are mutts but would make a great breed. Also I do not sell the for thousands.. Only $100 and make sure they go to a good home.

They do. Any healthy adult dog can compete in agility.

L. Lewis thanks but why aren’t they more common?!

@@dogloaf4114 -- To be honest I'm not sure. In lower levels of competition you're likely to find quite a few mixed breeds. At really high levels of competition the border collie seems to rule. There are other breeds (including mixed) that do very well in agility, but the really competitive handlers seem to choose a purebred maybe because it's easier to know what to expect as far as trainability and/or temperament. That's just a guess on my part. I trained a Pomeranian to run agility but never competed.

It isn't? Just had a look at the KC activity register (which you have to register dog on) it takes crossbreed dogs. I remember a rescue dog at Crufts doing agility (who went viral for just ignoring all aspects of the course) who was a mixed breed rescue. So it's not confined to being purebred at all