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The Agility Rocks! Moderator
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I only have 22" weavepoles at my house, 2 sets actually, cause they are $$$$$ and I got them before the 'new' 24" rule was put in.
I would buy the set (better if you can find a set of 12 though....) for that price if they have a metal base. That way you can really train fun and fast...... THAT SAID>>>>>> hopefully you have access to the 24" spacing at dog class because if DOES make a difference in your dogs pattern and rhythm when they weave. So they need to know that sometimes the spacing varies and they know to adjust on the fly.
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I can always put step in poles up spaced at 24" so that isn't a big deal. And yes, these are the 2x2 metal bases. They were only used last summer and then stored inside.
I was more worried that the spacing wouldn't be wide enough for a GSD but my friend told me to snag them so I'll pick them up next week! |
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Heck, all we ever did was 22" until the last year or so! They'll do fine.
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I wish I had them now but I missed her email on Friday. Roads are to icy to walk, the yard is to hard packed to go play in without ripping up her legs. I could have had the furniture pulled out the livingroom in just a few minutes! LOL
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I bought 24" 2x2's to train my puppy on weaves. When the poles went to 24'' at trials in 2009 I did have pole problems with my male, but he really never had a chance to do 24's in practice. At trials he would pop out around the 8 or 9 pole. You could tell when he'd pop he just didn't know what to do with his body, his rhythm would be off and he'd just pop out. I have a set of 6 24's now for the puppy and plan on buying another set of 6 at some point. I guess I'll be selling my 22''s at some point too.
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BUT as soon as we got 24" in class the problem went away cause Bretta knows to now adjust. So at home I only have the 22", and we practice on 22" AND 24" at class. And the dogs just figure it out
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