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This dog runs the obsticle course so fast the owner can't keep up even when he uses short cuts:
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d0d_1328464020
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d0d_1328464020
Not exactly sure what you mean by "wreck his wrists"?That dog is gonna just wreck his wrists if he doesn't learn a little self control, though.
He's going to injure himself (specifically, his carpi or "wrists") if that's the way he always runs a course.Not exactly sure what you mean by "wreck his wrists"?
Just picture if you will, something moving that fast all of a sudden swapping ends and slamming into a stylish point and then you flushing a big fat old Pheasant and killing it. Or just letting the bird fly.Yeah... I want a GSP.
What makes you say that? There are lots of fast agility dogs who are sound into old age.He's going to injure himself (specifically, his carpi or "wrists") if that's the way he always runs a course.
As others have mentioned, he's not hitting his contacts properly. It's my understanding that the contacts are there at least in part to prevent dogs from jumping off obstacles too fast and/or from too high habitually. IF this is how he always runs and isn't just a case of occasional overexuberance, he's going to hurt himself. JMO.What makes you say that? There are lots of fast agility dogs who are sound into old age.
Several times he totally missed the contacts.Love this! Really like seeing less typical breeds flying around the agility course.
I couldn't really tell if the dog hit the contacts or not TBH. Dogs aren't required to stay on the contacts, only to get at least one toenail in![]()
Yeah I went back and watched more closely and he was definitely jumping over the yellow. I still think the speed is impressive on a "non-traditional breed" thoughSeveral times he totally missed the contacts.