Sentences with phrase «dog jumping competitions»

Not exact matches

Dog agility is a sport that was modeled after equestrian jumping competitions.

The husky mix will be one of about 225 agility dogs whizzing through tunnels, around poles and over jumps as she competes in the Westminster Dog Show's new agility competition in February 2014.

Advanced show dogs must do the rally competition off - leash, and will be required to do one jump.

This is North Carolina's one - of - a-kind dog event featuring a variety of competitions including dock jumping, disc, flyball, agility and small dog races.

We have a dog - jumping dock that meets competition regulations at our beautiful freshwater lake in Dania Beach.

Watch for UFOs in this high - flying competition where the dogs get to catch a disc, and show off their jumping ability.

You wouldn't just jump up from your couch and start bench pressing 300 pounds, so don't expect a couch potato dog to just jump into a weight pulling competition.

Luna was the FIRST dog (of ALL Breeds) to title in every UKC event open to all - breed competition (conformation, obedience, agility, rally obedience, weight pull, lure coursing, dock jumping and nosework).

You can also see a Toy Poodle dog entering dog competitions like jumping, running and retrieving.

It's no accident that the obstacles in a dog agility course are reminiscent of jumps and barriers on a horse - jumping course — the dog sport was born in England to provide entertainment during breaking in horse - jumping competitions.

Cheryl enjoys competition with her own dogs, and has titled in conformation, obedience, agility, rally obedience, herding, terrier racing, nosework, barn hunt, lure coursing, dock jumping, Schutzhund, French Ring Sport, Campagne and UKC Dog Sport.

The competition brings together dozens of dogs and their handlers from various states across the country to strut their speed and skill at hurdles, tire jumps, see - saws, and weave poles.

The President of the Central Ohio Kennel Club Cindy Wegner shared with the Commissioners, «We love our pets and our members jumped at the chance to use the proceeds of our local dog shows and competitions to help bring this important new resource to Delaware County's Animal Response Team.

By offering something for everyone, the popularity of dog shows (called Conformation Competitions) has skyrocketed during the past 70 years — the number of dogs competing in shows has jumped from 40,000 in 1930 to nearly three million in 2005.

The classes are divided by jump heights in order to make the competition equal between the different sizes of dogs.

The number and complexity of the exercises increases in the Advanced and Excellent classes with dogs working off leash with jumping exercises required (a single jump in Advanced and two jumps at the Excellent level of competition).

In competitions where jumping ability is necessary, working trials for example, agility, and gun dog work, you'll find the herding and gun dog breeds excelling.

Dogs are also capable of long jumping — clearing distances of up to nine feet over a series of low obstacles — in competitions.

The sport is modeled on equestrian jumping competitions, but has evolved to become a unique sport designed to showcase canine agility, speed and dog - handler teamwork.