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This year we participated in both days of a local agility seminar taught by national trainers. Last year we went for only one day. About 6 months ago I took agility trials off the table because I felt frustrated at lack of progress. This seminar showed me just how far we’ve come in a year. The instructors were so helpful and validated some things I’d heard from my agility teacher and training friends; I just hadn’t continued the work.
Maybe this is a pitch to not give up and to take advantage of extra training opportunities. It was also beneficial to see my dog through others’ eyes, including my favorite barn hunt judge who was in the same seminar. She shared her observations of how my dog hunts in barn hunt (the consumate professional) and his pure joy at agility. So kind of her. She also said that our dogs would be a good pair at barn hunt nationals . . that would be a blast!
These photos are fuzzy because they’re taken from video. But I think they show joy!
Maybe this is a pitch to not give up and to take advantage of extra training opportunities. It was also beneficial to see my dog through others’ eyes, including my favorite barn hunt judge who was in the same seminar. She shared her observations of how my dog hunts in barn hunt (the consumate professional) and his pure joy at agility. So kind of her. She also said that our dogs would be a good pair at barn hunt nationals . . that would be a blast!
These photos are fuzzy because they’re taken from video. But I think they show joy!
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