Results from our first Rally trial (*3 pics and a video*)

[Kfamr]

What a good girl she is. The last two pictures are really neat, what a cool background.

I have to admit, not knowing anything about rally, I was quite confused when you said she had 2 legs. From what I saw, she had 4 completely fine legs when I met her.

[Riptide]

I have to admit, not knowing anything about rally, I was quite confused when you said she had 2 legs. From what I saw, she had 4 completely fine legs when I met her.

LOL! "legs" are the qualifying scores needed to complete a title

And thanks for the info, Sarah! Rally might be something I try with Kayla sometime.

[Kfamr]

I had figured that after reading on, but I had to make fun of myself anyways.

[Toby's my baby]

Great job! Good luck getting your last leg, I'm sure you both will do great!

[BCollie_Kelly]

Way to go Nova!
I like those last 2 pictures, I'll watch the video in a bit

[Kalei]

Congradulations Nova! You did awesome! And made your human very proud What a beautiful hard earned ribbon.

[Suki Wingy]

She looks so happy when she grabbed the lead in her mouth! Good Job Nova! This looks like something that Niño could do because he'd stay on lead the whole time.

[Freedom]

That is wonderful, you must be so pleased! Watching the video, I felt like Nova was saying, "give me something hard, this is too easy!" Ha ha.

Keep us posted how the two dogs - and you - progress!!!

[.sarah]

I have to admit, not knowing anything about rally, I was quite confused when you said she had 2 legs. From what I saw, she had 4 completely fine legs when I met her.

Oops, I guess I should have explained that better

And thanks for the info, Sarah! Rally might be something I try with Kayla sometime.

Sure, no problem! To be honest, Nova and I haven't practiced in ... oh, say, a year or so! I only practiced with her the two nights before the show, but other than that, we haven't done anything really since rally class last year And actually, I just started teaching Buck tonight some of the things he'd need to know, and he picked it up really quick. The Novice class isn't too hard - though some of the exercises are somewhat hard and if you perform it incorrectly, you lose 10 points (which happened to me both days ). When you get to the advanced class, the dog is off leash, so it is much harder.