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Fun with Dogs


fun with dogs

photo courtesy of about-cocker-spaniels.com

You have fun with dogs everyday. Playing with them, going for walks, throwing the ball for fetch, rubbing the tummy, etc.

The handsome boy in the photo is Max, a Cocker Spaniel. He is having fun in the snow with his family.

But have you ever thought about getting out there with your dog competing?

What does your dog do best?

Is he a great specimen of his breed?

Snap your fingers or give a hand signal and he's at your side?

Does he love to run, jump and fetch?

How about pointing out birds and squirrels?

Or catching a ball or frisbee?

There are great fun competitions you and your dog can excel in. Some of the most popular events are listed below with details and training tips in each section of:

Breed Dog Shows

Dog Obedience

Dog Agility Training

Dog Field Trials

Dog Competitions

Before you start, however, make sure your pet is in top notch health. When you begin training for these events start slow.

Training for these competitions can easily be done at home.

We found a great field trial website that teaches you how to train your dog for these activities, as well as events and other helpful information. Check them out at www.hedgerow.com. This group is the best authority about sporting dog competitions.

Take your dog to a few fun matches of the activity you are planning for your pet. Just observe for now. Get your dog use to the noise and bustle of competition.

Always keep safety in mind for your pet. If you compete in warm or hot weather, lots of water is a necessity. Stay in the shade as much as possible.

In cold weather, also lots of water, keep your dog warm and use dog boots for the paws to prevent frostbite in the snow.

There are various competitions that can encompass just about any dog sport you can imagine. Enjoy checking them out and then competing.

The ribbons and trophies your dog brings home will swell you with pride as you put them on display for all to admire.


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