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**katetomson** · 10-28-2011, 09:41 PM

Chassis, 8 months old, doesn't jump hardly at all. Probably the highest I've seen is MAYBE 2 feet when I have the flirt pole out but definitely not higher than that. I guess that is good though because apparently it's not good to encourage pups to jump too much while they are still growing. My standard poodle on the other hand can jump at least 6 or 7 feet high, I call him pogo poodle. When people are in the alley behind our home, he likes to jump up and down continuously so he can see over the fence and get a better look at them. He looks totally ridiculous and people in the alley always laugh and point. I guess that's why they are often used in circuses. He never escapes though, has no desire to. He also jumps like crazy really high when I have the flirt pole out, it is hard for me to keep him from catching it, he is way better at the game than the pup for that reason.

10-28-2011, 09:41 PM	#11
katetomson Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 519 Senior Member	Chassis, 8 months old, doesn't jump hardly at all. Probably the highest I've seen is MAYBE 2 feet when I have the flirt pole out but definitely not higher than that. I guess that is good though because apparently it's not good to encourage pups to jump too much while they are still growing. My standard poodle on the other hand can jump at least 6 or 7 feet high, I call him pogo poodle. When people are in the alley behind our home, he likes to jump up and down continuously so he can see over the fence and get a better look at them. He looks totally ridiculous and people in the alley always laugh and point. I guess that's why they are often used in circuses. He never escapes though, has no desire to. He also jumps like crazy really high when I have the flirt pole out, it is hard for me to keep him from catching it, he is way better at the game than the pup for that reason.
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