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**Goodwin** · 01-18-2012, 03:48 AM

Try stacking her on carpet, or something that she won't slip on.
Agility is when your dog runs through an obstacle course, as quickly and precisely as you can. It's a ton of fun, and a lot of dogs love it. Here's a news piece that some of my friends did recently, it includes a wonderful rescue APBT named Twinkie. They just do a couple obstacles, but they explain a bit as well.
http://www.wfsb.com/story/16496862/a...aws-and-effect

For weight pull or agility, which are both strenuous physical sports, there is plenty of beginning foundation training you can do w/a youngster. And unregistered dogs of any breed can compete in both sports.

01-18-2012, 03:48 AM	#14
Goodwin Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 398 Senior Member	Try stacking her on carpet, or something that she won't slip on. Agility is when your dog runs through an obstacle course, as quickly and precisely as you can. It's a ton of fun, and a lot of dogs love it. Here's a news piece that some of my friends did recently, it includes a wonderful rescue APBT named Twinkie. They just do a couple obstacles, but they explain a bit as well. http://www.wfsb.com/story/16496862/a...aws-and-effect For weight pull or agility, which are both strenuous physical sports, there is plenty of beginning foundation training you can do w/a youngster. And unregistered dogs of any breed can compete in both sports.
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