Sorry for the delay in this note, but the internet at the hotel went down yesterday and didn't go back up until some time today.
But I do have some interesting things to report!
* First, as expected, most errors began around the #9 jump. Not a single handler front-crossed after the weave poles and then rear-crossed between 8 & 9 like several on-line folks had suggested.
* #8 to 9 was a problem for some folks. Not one person did a front cross in this area, however some did push their dog off of the #9 jump when they failed to wait for the dog to cross before moving in on its path.
* Handlers who did a front-cross between #11 and 12 had a VERY wide dog path and many of the dogs went off-course over the #8 jump.
*Several dogs pulled off of the #13 jump.
I was worried handlers wouldn't like the course, but I've received compliments all weekend so that made me feel good!
Lisa
People surprisingly enjoy challenging and different courses. Gives them fresh training material
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