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Agility trial, May ’09

November 19th, 2009 Averill No comments
Mary Ellen Barry's dog EZ at Madco, Greenwood VA, May 2009

Mary Ellen Barry's dog EZ at Madco, Greenwood VA, May 2009

K9 Athletes photo – Weaves

October 14th, 2009 Averill No comments

Do all dogs eat the weave poles?

Do all dogs eat the weave poles?

Boston terrier agility

October 13th, 2009 Averill No comments

I took a lot of photos while at K9 Athletes. My first batch had some lovely shots in them but I neglected to check the light and they were really overexposed. Kicking self. However, here’s a cropped shot, from that group, of a Boston terrier that I think is pretty cool.

Boston terrier doing agility at K9 Athletes, Lebanon Indiana, October 2009

Jumping Boston terrier at K9 Athletes agility trial, Lebanon Indiana, October 2009

Trial Report, Lebanon, Indiana II

October 12th, 2009 Averill No comments

I thought it was cold on Saturday! It was 32 degrees on Sunday morning, and it took a long time for the sun to come out. Extra brrrr!

Sunday Ken and Jolt had no Qs, though he got through his opening in Snooker and through 4, and then timed out, with 34 points. Ken’s goal for snooker was not to be whistled off the course, so that was good. And I’m the snooker queen, so I can criticize, right?

Genie sat in the van all day Sunday and finally ran Snooker and then Jumpers. She was quite full of herself. After her Snooker run in which she said “no” to the weaves after several attempts to enter them and ran into a tunnel, she and I played with her monkey on a stick for a while, but she was still running some of her own course in jumpers. She was happy, and really was a good girl. No hurry for a baby dog.

Jig was awesome all weekend. Both days he sat ringside for long periods with me with nothing in his mouth except occasional cheese that I gave him for looking at a dog and then at me. He was calm – for Jig. Being first in our jump height really helped, too. The whole experience at the trial was fantastic for him.


Jig did beautifully in his snooker run on Sunday. I opened with a jump to the weaves (12), which were right next to a tunnel. A little tough getting into the weaves, and he popped at 11, but got him back in and got that 7. We then got the rest of the opening and through 6, for a second place Q. Read more…