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  • Filling out entry forms is a pain

    I’ve been using Labtested Online to enter AKC trials.  I love it, they email me close to opening, I pick the dog and what classes I want to run, I send them my credit card information and I’m done.

    I entered a Teacup Trial.  I had to print it out.  I had to find an envelope and address it, had to find a check and fill it out.  Then I had to find stamps and mail it.

    I like the first method better.

  • @TAGG success

    I think.

    My landscaper is doing some work on the drainage, and I think the dogs broke through under the fence where they were digging.  At least I saw Macy’s tail go under the fence.  People drove up with Macy, they saw her, picked her and brought her to the door.  It took us some time to get shoes, cookies and leashes.

    Maggie was gone – she went half the way up the street according to the Tagg.

    The biggest problem is that the home area is just a tad big, and it took her some time to get out of it.

    Then she came right back to the house, and went up to Rich while he was working on his bike.

  • Knee is no fun

    Was able to walk in the building and out again but when it was time to run my knee went completely out.

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  • Everybody tried today

    To start with, we had a really good Novice Fast run and got our second leg.

    She got 2 refusals in Excellent Standard, fast weaves, but bobbled them.  Had a refusal for stopping and eating something in Excellent JWW (yeck).

    Dulce finished two courses, but did leave the ring, but came back.  She didn’t do the obstacles in the same order the judge wanted, but we’re getting closer.

  • Mar10NoviceFast

    Nice course, both girls ran it.

    Macy Qrd with a First, Dulce ran out of the ring when she saw the gate.

    Macy took 8, 3, 7, Aframe, the two 1s the teeter, then the send. Next the tunnel then out. The whistle blew just as we left the tunnel.

    Earnes 60 points, lost 10 to time.

    Nice run!

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  • Pain not only affects me but the dogs

    Now I don’t know if it is because I don’t run as well, but every single beagle I have owned, has run courses in direct correlation to my pain level.  Which is freaking aggravating, because I want to fight through it.

    Last weekend I could barely walk.  I had it together enough to get Macy through a JWW course, but that was it.  Dulce wouldn’t even try.  Not just at the trial but in class too.

    This weekend, I was walking better and even doing some running and the silly dog stayed with me and did all the courses.

    I sure hope I am feeling good this weekend.

  • DOTC Sunday

    First run really sucked though she had nice weaves. Judge said she wore her out too.

    JWW is a bit of a nightmare. Got dizzy twice walking it.

    We got through the first six jumps but she blew me off when I sent her to the weaves.

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  • Macy is out of Open!

    Just finished a nice run, sent her too far out which cost us a time fault but we were clean.

    She is now
    Tesoro’s Herald Square, NA, NAJ, OAP, OJP, T-BAD

    Good girlie!

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  • Having a spare is nice

    My robot kids are a bit in amazement that I think we always need spare things.   Well, having a spare beagle came in handy last night.

    Macy decided that she didn’t really want to do agility last night during class.  So I picked her up, popped her in her crate, got Dulce and let Dulce run.

    Macy decided that wasn’t in her best interest and was good the rest of the night.

  • Teacup Agility–February 12

    Glad I went.  Dulce did well, stayed in the ring and did most of the courses. 

    Macy got another Q in Intermediate, she needs 1 Q for Level 2 games now, and 1 Q for the TIAD title.

    Good news, is that the distance work is paying off!