I’ve always been really pleased with his speed, both going out for and returning with a retrieve..
But I think when jumping he’s going to need a little more finesse !!
Jumping Training Attempt..
Jumping Training Attempt..
Thought I’d have a go at some jump training with Merlin at the weekend.
I’ve always been really pleased with his speed, both going out for and returning with a retrieve..
But I think when jumping he’s going to need a little more finesse !!
I’ve always been really pleased with his speed, both going out for and returning with a retrieve..
But I think when jumping he’s going to need a little more finesse !!
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Alice
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Re: Jumping Training Attempt..
hahah! did he crash through rather than going over! he looks quite pleased with himself regardless!
cheers,
Alice.
A spaniel is a vehicle for a nose
Alice.
A spaniel is a vehicle for a nose
Re: Jumping Training Attempt..
perryperryperry wrote:hahah! did he crash through rather than going over! he looks quite pleased with himself regardless!
I wouldn't mind, he'd already been over cleanly twice, think he took off too late...
Maybe he could do with some glasses..-
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Re: Jumping Training Attempt..
I always cable tie the first couple of lines together to make it a bit stronger at the top so if the dog hits it it doesn't rip it..
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RoseHolly
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Re: Jumping Training Attempt..
I took my springer on a scurry day last year, they had some of that fencing round the 'up and over' bales, I was just setting her up when someone threw a dummy the other side of the fencing, she literally burst right through it! Not under or over, straight through the middle, to this day im not sure quite how!
