Dog agility is a sport that attracts people of all ages, because it is a sport to participate in the fun and see them. It is intended to demonstrate the will of a desire to work with the dog and the handler in a variety of situations. Agility is an event that needs to have a dog sport, air conditioning, great concentration, a high degree of training and teamwork between dog and handler. Dogs and handlers must negotiate an obstacle course where they are to beat the time.
Theconsists of a course of obstacles that the handler and the dog must go through without a leash and usually without the aid of bait, or treated as toys. A court over claims that the direction of the handler and dog must be completed. The course is timed and the dog / handler team is "judged" based on the number of errors or mistakes on the track. The team with the fastest time and fewest errors wins. The specific rules and guidelines vary depending on sanctioning organizationthe study.
Jump Starter
The agility course consists of various jumps, tunnels, climbing / contact obstacles, weave poles and a table break.
Jumps
There are different types of jumps on the agility course to find. The jumps can be winged or wingless, hurdles, jumps on a wall or panel. Diffusion jumps are the double-and triple-bar and the long jump. The tire is suspended for a jump. There may be other specialized jumps, whichever is assumed, as the water jump or skip the brush.The shoulder height of the dog's jump height is determined and depending on which organization is sanctioning the event, this can vary.
The most common commands for the jumps are:
JUMP: Jumping, Over, Hup, Up, Get Up Long Jump / JUMP DIFFUSION: Long Jump, Jump, Big Over, Big Hup Vai tires: tires Hoop, Through, Hup, district, middle, ring
There are three main types of obstacles to contact:
A-frame, Dog Walk See Saw or Teeter
In general, these obstacles are madeWood or aluminum are two different colors to distinguish areas of contact or security. The area of contact is usually yellow and is there for the safety of the dog and the points system.
The dog must touch the contact areas on its own legs, to ensure that they do not jump the first barrier and get hurt. The obstacles can be very large - the A-frame may be able to walk more than six feet high at the tip and the dog more than four feet high on the straight away. The site has seen, orTeeter, movable property can be easily hurt a dog when he jumped before they hit the ground.
All organizations have agility of a certain number of feet that the obstacle must touch the contact area. The number of dog's paws touching the contact zone must be able, depending on the organization sanctioning the event. If the dog does not touch the obstacle with the specified number of feet, the points from the score or disqualification will be deductedResult.
The most common commands for the contact obstacles are:
A-FRAME: A-frame above, jumping Climb, Mountain, Up, Up & Over, ramp, scramble, lot, Wall, DOG WALK: Walk Dog Ramp, Board, Bridge Walk, Cross, Across, Boardwalk, Plank, Cat Walk, Walk It, Walk On, Climb See Saw: See Saw, Teeter, swing, bang, Tilt, pointing
It 'a good idea to have the controls for the contact areas. Some commonly used commands are: Touch, Spot, Waiting, Easy, Stop, Slow, Get it, Bottom. E 'usually easy to teach your dog to slow down in the contact zone. You can do a lot of ways, some of them:
Placing a treat in the contact zone is slowing down so the dog to do it. Place whipped cream in the contact area. Put a cap with something special yogurt (which is a "treatment" for your dog) in the contact area. Holding a treat in front of your dog in the contact zone, so your dog slows down or stops in the contact area. StrainingThe hand over the contact area to stop the dog from going over.
Weave Poles
The poles are a series of fabric upright poles that the dog must maneuver and weave between them. And 'slalom dog, if you want. The dogs have left them with the first pole (left shoulder) and to weave in and out of the posts before you have completed the entire line. The number of terminals may vary, typically 5-12, and are usually about 18Inches away. If the dog misses a pole must correct the error to insert the object of the course.
The most common commands for poly fabric are:
WEAVE, Poland, wiggle, Snake, zig-zag in-out, C-da, Boogie
Tunnel
There are two types of tunnels on the agility course to find - the tunnel tube and the chute. The tube is rigid and generally can be in different forms, so the dog can be. These tunnels can also work with other obstacles such as the A-frame or DogWalking. Both ends of the tube are open to the tunnel and the tunnel are 10 to 20 feet in length. The chute is a tunnel or push the collapsed tunnel, which consists of two parts, the entrance area and are part of the output. The voice is usually a barrel or box rigid and partly collapsed is usually made of nylon material. The tunnels are usually 12 to 15 feet in length. Dogs must "push" or "Barrel" get their way through the tunnel to the other end. The tunnels are usually aEncouraged for both spectators and dogs!
The most common commands for the gallery are:
TUNNEL TUBE: through the tunnel, Zoom, Go go go TUNNEL PUSH: Push Chute, zoom, go go go
Pause Table
The table break is an obstacle on which the dog must "break" and take a break during the course of 5 seconds. It is usually a shelf 3 feet x 3 feet, which can be from one to three feet from the ground, depending on sanctioning organization. The judge decides whether the dogor sit down during his time on the table and keeps good time, saying that the dog / handler team, if they can go to the next obstacle.
The most common commands for the table breaks are:
Table, break, place, rest, load, Bang, Box, Get On
Organizations
There are several organizations that sanction agility events. Below is a list of names of some of these organizations.
AKC The American Kennel Club UKC, United Kennel Club The ASCA, The Australian ShepherdClub of America Nadace, The Dog Agility Council North America USDA, The Dog Agility Association United States
There are several organizations, but I list the most common and often limiting visits.
Agility Resources
There are many resources for further study and training periods in agility. Websites are usually the easiest, but if you prefer books that have some good titles:
Enjoying Dog Agility: From Backyard to Competition, Julie Daniels
MobilityTraining: The Fun Sport for All Dogs Jane Simmons-Moak
All About Agility, Jacqueline O'Neil
Introduction to Dog Agility, Margaret Bonham
Fun with Agility, Margaret Bonham
Excelling at Dog Agility, Book 1: Obstacle Training Jane Simmons-Moak
There are many good sites (not forgetting the sanctioning organization's Web sites!) To check out, the agility with rules, regulations, how to buy equipment and devices.
HomeMobility
Be creative and have fun with agility!
You can purchase devices or simple starter kits (as defined below) from many places, some of which were listed above.
You can fast and fun to make agility equipment everyday objects. Use to open a window on both sides of a tunnel. You can use to dig under a blanket for your dog as a push-tunnel, or place a sheet at one end of an open cardboard box in a push to make more realistic galleries. A table on the ground orBoard of Directors on some concrete blocks is a dog walk. PVC pipes, poles or broom handles to make great leaps. You can attack or PVC pipe and glue the floor tiles to do the stakes.
Always remember to have fun, you and your dog!
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