Fosters, Agility, Life is going on...

[wildo]

Originally Posted by Mrs.K

We've had a great time. Well, Indra and I started out as beginners, since she hasn't done any agility before and the most amazing part was that we couldn't even do three jumps in a row and in the end she's done Serpentines and mainly because of the Obedience and her ball drive.

I meant- who hosted the seminar and what was the topic of the seminar? I've been actively looking for agility seminars to attend. If you haven't noticed, I've found a hobby that I *really* enjoy in agility.

Besides the likes of Susan Garrett and Jane Simmons-Moake, I am not really sure who hosts good agility seminars. And regardless of who hosted it, I have to say I'm still jealous that you got to go to one.

[Mrs.K]

Originally Posted by stacey_eight

Um, can we come over?

Haha, sure, they more they merrier.

[Mrs.K]

Originally Posted by wildo

I meant- who hosted the seminar and what was the topic of the seminar? I've been actively looking for agility seminars to attend. If you haven't noticed, I've found a hobby that I *really* enjoy in agility.

Besides the likes of Susan Garrett and Jane Simmons-Moake, I am not really sure who hosts good agility seminars. And regardless of who hosted it, I have to say I'm still jealous that you got to go to one.

It was hosted in Watertown by the north country kennel club.
North Country Kennel Club Upcoming Events

It was mainly about better understanding and handling the dogs and how to handle your body language, positioning yourself so don't send them the wrong way. It ended up to be all day long. We started at 9am and got home around 6pm.
I thought the guy was pretty good an not expensive at all.

[wildo]

Ah- found the flyer. What a great intro to agility!

[Mrs.K]

Originally Posted by wildo

Ah- found the flyer. What a great intro to agility!

It was awesome and I learned a lot. More than I did in half a year, back in Germany.