[Jose Alberto Reanto]

A constructive way to deal with boredom...... Grab the leash.

http://video.tinypic.com/player.php?v=447h35g

Enjoy!!!

 

[Bob Scott]

Cool!
Just goes to show that you can set up anywhere for agility. :wink:

 

[Andres Martin]

Too cool!
Way to go Al!...and dog! hahaha!

 

[Dave Sy]

what a dog

 

[Andy Andrews]

Nothing to say except...Inspiring!


Andy.

 

[susan tuck]

Now that's very cool. I must ask is that a basement? If so, I think this is a much better use of the space than that pictured in the "Gorilla Tape" thread. Really, you are inspiring me. I think I'm going to try to build a dog jungle gym in my little postage stamp of a backyard. What with swithbacks & different levels, I may be able to make my own decent obstacle course, too!

 

[Jose Alberto Reanto]

Now that's very cool. I must ask is that a basement? If so, I think this is a much better use of the space than that pictured in the "Gorilla Tape" thread. Really, you are inspiring me. I think I'm going to try to build a dog jungle gym in my little postage stamp of a backyard. What with swithbacks & different levels, I may be able to make my own decent obstacle course, too!

Thank you, all.

The place is actually the unfinished portion of our second floor found leaking in some areas during heavy rains and typhoons. The leaks have been repaired and the area will be finally finished this summer. I have to find other areas in the house to work the dogs then, if I don't feel like going out.

Have fun...

 

[Greg Long]

This is more than just having fun with your dog.It is really the foundation for all other training from bitework to tracking and scent indication and location.It opens up a different way of communicating with your dog.Listen closely to the way the handler is talking to the dog.The dog is taking direction and there is clearly a level of trust and respect between handler and dog.

Great work Al!

 

[Connie Sutherland]

........Listen closely to the way the handler is talking to the dog.The dog is taking direction and there is clearly a level of trust and respect between handler and dog.....Great work Al!

I'll say. The inflections, the encouragement, the help with placing the back paw, the whole thing....... is great.