Welcome to the Academy!

[whizzy]

Hi. I just signed up. Still trying to figure all of this out, but I'm excited to get training my dogs.[/FONT]

 

[marysia_p17]

Hi everybody! I'm Maria and I have crazy and full of energy polish hunting dog Una :dogtongue2: We train agility, a little bit frisbee and obedience. And tricks of course :dogcool: I hope I will find here some inspiration :dogbiggrin:

 

[zcoonhound]

Hi everybody! I'm Maria and I have crazy and full of energy polish hunting dog Una :dogtongue2: We train agility, a little bit frisbee and obedience. And tricks of course :dogcool: I hope I will find here some inspiration :dogbiggrin:

Hi Maria and welcome to the academy! I have a crazy, full of energy English Coonhound! So glad to see another hunting/sporting dog on here! Be sure to post lots of pictures and come join us in the monthly challenges!:dogbiggrin:

 

[marysia_p17]

Hi Maria and welcome to the academy! I have a crazy, full of energy English Coonhound! So glad to see another hunting/sporting dog on here!

Hunting dogs rulez :dogbiggrin:

Be sure to post lots of pictures and come join us in the monthly challenges!:dogbiggrin:

I have a "small" problem with challanges - no video-camera :msnsad:

 

[rauni]

Okay, I've registered yesterday and finally found time to introduce myself (my baby is asleep, shhhh!).
I'm Olga from Poland. I have two dogs: an English cocker spaniel Sunday and a pyrenean shepherd Vigo. Both of them know lots of tricks already, but as we just looove new tricks, I hope to find some inspiration and motivation here We also do some agility and a little bit of backyard frisbee.
:dogbiggrin:

 

[Jean Cote]

:welcome: to the Academy! Make sure to check out the monthly challenges as we practice some tricks that aren't in the classroom.

 

[marysia_p17]

We also do some agility and a little bit of backyard frisbee.
:dogbiggrin:

"Some agility" means that Olga was the participant of the World Championship in Agility with Sunday a few times (2? 3?) :dogbiggrin:

 

[zcoonhound]

I have a "small" problem with challanges - no video-camera :msnsad:[/QUOTE]

Oh no....:msnsad:
Well thats ok, you can still work on the different challenges and post your progress to the forum. The challenges offer some great tricks, and all the responses give you help and support when you work with your pooch.:dogbiggrin:

Come on in and join us!

 

[zcoonhound]

Okay, I've registered yesterday and finally found time to introduce myself (my baby is asleep, shhhh!).
I'm Olga from Poland. I have two dogs: an English cocker spaniel Sunday and a pyrenean shepherd Vigo. Both of them know lots of tricks already, but as we just looove new tricks, I hope to find some inspiration and motivation here We also do some agility and a little bit of backyard frisbee.
:dogbiggrin:

Welcome to the academy! Oh please, please, please post a picture of your current training item: lifting two diagonal legs!!! I would love to see this.:msnohyes:

 

[rauni]

Welcome to the academy! Oh please, please, please post a picture of your current training item: lifting two diagonal legs!!! I would love to see this.:msnohyes:

As soon as Vigo masters the trick, I would Meanwhile, you can see that and other cute tricks on Silvia Trkman's website (google it, as I can't post links)

Yes, I've been to AWC with Sunday twice. But the real thing would be if I even qualify with Vigo :msnhugegrin:

 

[goldencheddar]

leg lift too

I am working on that too. You may want to check out Daisy Peel's website too. She does some good work with this. She has some great variations on the trick.

her website is jump start agility . com with no spaces. Look under her dogs and go to Solar's page. She has some videos of doing leg lifts.

I just started working with my one year old GR Canon to do this. We are also working on skateboarding with 3 feet on and one to push.:dogcool:

 

[sweetcanela]

The website is great and i told my niece to join too..Glad i found it and can't wait to see what trick you will be putting up. I have a golden and a border collie...Thanks again

 

[photosmith]

New member from Florida

Hi! My name is Lindsey and I am the training director for the Tailwaggers Learning Center/Agility Club in West Palm Beach, Fl. We are a dog club with an all volunteer teaching staff offering classes in basic obedience and agility. You can see us at our site by googling Tailwaggers in Florida.
One of my wire fox terriers is a therapy dog and she has learned some tricks. The people she visits get a big kick out of her on the skate board and playing the piano. I know she could so so much more and I am looking for more ideas. thanks

 

[msapelkina]

Hello All from Maryna and Tyson

 

[menna]

Hi all from the UK!
I've just joined this site and am looking forward to taking part and training my pup - she's a six-month old Chinese Crested Powderpuff and is already starting to learn to dance, but I am wondering if she's maybe too young for the physical aspect of standing on her back legs! She's very bright (I used to own border collies, so I compare with them!)

 

[tango61]

i have a miniature schnauzer and she loves to stand on her hind legs...
for some dogs its very hard, but for others its very simple. Just see what your dog likes

 

[joey]

i'm here

hiya! i'm here fanally, so what is next?:msncool:

 

[joey]

I'm from Africa, (Liberia) i raelly dont know dogs breeds. can someone help me? my dog is those ones that are very short to the ground. it was gave to me a year ago by a friend. she too doesn't know the breed. can one tell by the look of the dog?

I'm sorry if this ia a stupid question.

 

[Jean Cote]

A picture would help a lot here.

 

[joey]

I'm from Africa, (Liberia) i raelly dont know dogs breeds. can someone help me? my dog is those ones that are very short to the ground. it was gave to me a year ago by a friend. she too doesn't know the breed. can one tell by the look of the dog?

I'm sorry if this ia a stupid question.

ok i just went reading around and found the breed of my dog. she is a BEAGLE. thanks to this site i'm going to learn more.:msnblushing: