Sentences with phrase «judged on agility»
Again you will be judged on agility, style and of course how many times your dog caught the discs.
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Captivating the judging panel with its agility, driving dynamics and balance, the 911 bested 12 other competitors for the award and will be featured on the cover of the March issue of the luxury lifestyle magazine.
As well as being rapid in a straight line, the Focus ST estate is great in corners, with sharp steering, well judged ride quality and great agility on twisty roads.
The events section of the AKC website also has information on the regulations for competing in performance events such as obedience, agility, and rally, where dogs are judged on how well and how fast they perform specified tasks rather than on how they look.
Good breeders may compete with their dogs in conformation (which judge how closely dogs match their breed standard), obedience trials (which judge how well dogs perform specific sets of tasks on command), or tracking and agility trials.
An agility trial is a competitive canine sporting event where dogs of various breeds navigate obstacles and are judged on speed and accuracy.
Hounds are judged on speed, endurance, agility and overall ability.
She has been invited to judge for 4 - H events (most recently judging agility at the State Fair), and she frequently teaches seminars and workshops on a variety of training topics.
In a trial the dogs are judged on 5 things - enthusiasm, follow, speed, agility and endurance.
Note: The Piers are located at 55th Street and 12th Avenue, NYC 10019 — On Saturday, we feature Meet & Compete (with AKC's Meet the Breeds and our Agility Competition; on Monday and Tuesday, all breed judging takes place (Obedience is held on MondaOn Saturday, we feature Meet & Compete (with AKC's Meet the Breeds and our Agility Competition; on Monday and Tuesday, all breed judging takes place (Obedience is held on Mondaon Monday and Tuesday, all breed judging takes place (Obedience is held on Mondaon Monday)
The groups are then judged on their speed, focus on the prey, how enthusiastic they are and also agility.
In agility, dogs compete through obstacle courses, judged both on time and accuracy.