| Dog Agility Training actually began in
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| | The Pipe Tunnel: The pipe tunnel is very
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| Great Britain, and came to the United
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| | narrow at the beginning revealing a small
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| States in 1977. The sport of dog agility
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| | hole and opens up gradually where the end
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| was created from equestrian agility
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| | is an open tube. This obstacle can be
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| sports. Dog agility training also
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| | scary for dogs so it is important to
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| includes handler control and confidence
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| | train with something similar. You can get
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| with a set up of various obstacles for
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| | a tunnel like the ones they have at dog
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| the dogs. In the sport of dog agility
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| | agility competitions and squeeze it
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| there are jumps, tunnels, seesaws or
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| | almost closed at the beginning to create
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| teeters, an A frame, and weave poles.
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| | the small hole and allow it to get wider
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| Weave poles are the most difficult dog
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| | and wider as it gets closer to the end.
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| agility training to teach and for dogs to
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| | In dog agility training you can help by
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| learn. The dogs who are competing in a
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| | assuring your dog to go through the
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| dog agility competition must follow a
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| | tunnel and calling her from the end.
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| particular path through the obstacles,
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| | The Double Jump: This one, obviously,
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| complete the obstacles, and even have
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| | will test your dog's jumping abilities.
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| what are called yellow zones - places
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| | Sometimes there are single jumps and
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| where the dog must touch in order to
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| | double jumps in dog agility competitions.
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| qualify for the obstacle and the
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| | This is where poles are set up at a
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| competition.
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| | certain height (much like those in
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| The Seesaw: This obstacle is a lot like
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| | equestrian competitions), and the dog
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| that you would see in a children's
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| | must jump over them without knocking them
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| playground, but this one has no handles
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| | off or touching them. In dog agility
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| on either end and has yellow zones on
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| | training you can help your dog by having
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| each end. The yellow is put there so the
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| | something similar at home to help them
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| dogs must climb up the seesaw from the
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| | work on jumping.
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| beginning, make it tip, and then
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| | The A Frame: The A frame is a simple
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| successfully go to the bottom. In dog
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| | obstacle that makes your dog walk up the
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| agility training you can help by having a
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| | wood and then back down without jumping
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| seesaw and walking your dog up and down
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| | off of the sides. This obstacle also has
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| the seesaw without letting them get off
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| | yellow zones at the bottom ends. In dog
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| until they have completed the obstacle.
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| | agility training this would be an easier
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| When they do this trick successfully you
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| | one to practice at home, because you just
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| can give them a treat or pet them and
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| | need to create an A form for your dog to
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| praise them.
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| | walk up and down.
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