Sentences with phrase «agility work did»

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«The other thing that's kind of worked for them so far has been the fact that they have a mix of agility and skill in the sense that individual countries at five or 10 million are agile enough to do a lot of these things, create a case, data, case study and then present it at the EU level.

I don't know why I have a good feeling about this Beilik kid, looks like Yaya Toure lite to me, strangely, I think him and Le Coq will work well for our midfield, all we needed in midfield was strength and agility, the kind neither Flamini and Arteta could not provide, My only concern is his weight but I guess he will bulk up in no time.

But I suspect that it does mean that women are going to have to work extra-hard, not necessarily because they have extra hurdles to overcome (though I would bet that they do), but because guys are going to be busting our proverbial balls to show off our brains, our opinions and our literary agility.

Depending on how you feel the day after each one, I would either focus on conditioning / agility work or take an active rest day by hiking or doing some light cardio.

Did you also know that just adding kettlebell weights to some of your base exercises can also work your speed and agility?

5 Agility Exercises That Make Working Out More Fun When it comes to cardiovascular exercise, not many people rank it on top of their to - do more»

Bullying it doesn't work, but guide it into turns, tweak rather than throw, and it ups its game, flowing with poise and showing signs of genuine agility.

For example, if he's training for agility, tracking, or doing search and rescue work, he could need lots more calories than average.

«An illustrator and I are working on a book about Soren's agility journey, inspiring children to soar, just like Soren did, despite perceived limitations,» Stevenson says.

I would love to live with an active family or single who has time to take me everywhere, train me and spend time doing agility, flyball, Frisbee or obedience work.

If a dog is competing in high - speed sports like agility or one that is doing stockwork, whether for trials or real farm / ranch work a larger iris coloboma could be hazardous when the dog is negotiating obstacles at high speed or dodging flying hooves.

They enjoy showing off in the conformation ring and do very well in Obedience, Therapy work, and Performance Events (Agility, Flyball and even Weight pulling!)

They do very well in Obedience, Agility, Flyball, Therapy work and even Weight pulling!

Many of the dogs Leslie works with are doing dog sports like Agility.

For German Shepherds to be truly happy they should have a job to do, such as practicing daily for agility trials, or working as a guide dog for the blind.

When she is not at work she is probably doing agility with her Australian Shepherds Paisley or Bentley.

This versatile breed does well in agility, tracking, herding, and therapy work.

The work she is doing requires cat - like qualities: speed, strength, smarts and agility — all of which she has.

Gypsy Achieved Titles: AKC Canine Good Citizen, NACSW K9NW NW1, NW2, L1C, L2C, L1E, L2I, 1 Leg in L2I, & 2 NW3 Qs in Exteriors & Vehicles (need 3 Qualifed for NW3 Element Titles) in K9 Nose Work, AKC JWW Novice A and JWW Novice P Titles in Agility (Retired from Agility to do Injury), has been introduced to sheep / herding.

She has a Lab that does incredible tricks, and they are working on agility training.

These dogs are very competitive, and do well in obedience, iron dogs, dock diving, agility, conformation and some other working trials.

They are extremely intelligent and easy to train; this makes them amazing for any type of work you might want do — obedience, agility, therapy, search and rescue, etc..

The show strain enjoys plenty of exercise and mental stimulation but that requirement is more than doubled in a working dog who would really need some sort of job to do, like agility training, even as a pet.

Today these dogs are still used as working dogs on farms and ranches, and they do extremely well in agility competitions.

These dogs need lots of space, games, puzzles and ideally a job or sport to do, like agility or farm work.

The Leo's high energy levels and intelligence make him a super competitor in agility and obedience trials, and he's also found doing therapy visits and water rescue work.

YOU can provide a job for your German Shepherd or are interested in doing obedience, tracking, Schutzhund, agility, therapy, or other work with your German Shepherd Dog.

They do, however, build wonderful bonds with their pets through training for agility, obedience, or field work and incidentally help maintain the form and function of the breed they love.

He loves to work, be the work chasing a racquet - launched tennis ball, (he doesn't know it's a conditioning exercise to build stamina for field work), flyball, tracking, agility, or even obedience training.

Does your Border Collie work hard in the Agility ring, or is your Chihuahua a purse puppy?

She competes in agility with her chow mix, Fly, and does pet therapy work with her Tibetan spaniel, Jitterbug.

Whether it is learning appropriate socialization skills, learning the basic foundation commands, doing advanced commands and off leash work, getting your Canine Good Citizen award, trying your hand at Agility or Rally, getting or maintaining your pet's fitness through fitness classes, dog training is a process that takes time and consistency to ensure that you and your pet are communicating effectively and that your pet is understanding what is being asked of them.

They will also love being put to work, whether it's to herd, do obedience training, or go to agility classes.

Now these methods will not work for people who were to do one of the biting sports where a dog must have serious prey drive but this will work for people who want to compete in agility or obedience and use a prey tug game as a reward.

The work can range from obedience to agility to working sheep, but they do need training and attention.

They have a strong work ethic and are happiest with a job to do; think herding, agility, obedience, ball, or just about any other competitive sport.

The German Shepherd does very well at obedience training and agility work.

Circus class is also an excellent parallel class, meaning in doesn't interfere with any other training your dog may be doing, but rather, the skills learned seem to enhance performance in other realms, be they basic manners or agility or nose work.

I have trained 8 of my own dogs to do agility since 1996 and am running 2 sft's at this time while training all 3 for my current dogs in nose work and barn hunt as well as training the youngest for agility and the middle dog in rally obedience.

We do everything from early puppy training all the way through competition dogs» sports, therapy in service dogs, we do all kinds of K - 9 performance sports like agility and we also work with other species as well.

The Boxer does well in obedience, agility, and therapy work and has served credibly as a war dog and a police dog.

I need to work some more with him on this but have been doing agility with him more lately.

My other aussy is doing agility and rally / obedience but plan to start her in nose work once she has her CD title.

I bore easily, so I would like someone who will give me a job to do or would like to do advanced training or agility work.

You can do some supervised agility work.

Owners who wish to do some obedience work, hiking, jogging, agility, hunting, or other potentially strenuous activity with their pets should take careful note of limb structure before putting the dog through training.

Now, having a mixed breed in the ring doing agility work would really impress me as well as others that will not buy purebred dogs any longer.

Should you find that you and your dog are loving the training and want to take it further, do consider joining an agility or working trials club.

I need to put that in a format where I combine more great work and I can talk about it more in depth and do it to a point where I have agility and mobility, so that I continue to learn just as fast as our collectors and our community.

Yet we always work as one united team, with a common focus on innovation, efficiency and agility — putting clients at the heart of all we do.