Murphy managed to run zoomies wildly around all jumps, weaves, everything but the tunnel. Somehow she took the tunnel on almost every lap, haha. Ah well, we'll try again today. She will learn to weave if it kills me!
Sophie, poor Sophie got to play some fetch after and I realized just how poor her muscle tone has become this winter, with my clearly slothful behaviour. Back on track- she and I both are on a serious plan to get her and I in better shape. She needs it for her hips and knees. I probably do too.
Anyway, the evidence of why agility is sooo good for my dogs....
Sophie, napping on the couch. Sorry for the quality- taken with my iPhone and I usually do a little better with it, than this. :(
Napping Murphy.
Tired Spike.
After agility practice last night, I worked on sewing a chute for our training sessions. This fabric is actually Denier 420 nylon. I have NO IDEA why Sophie and Murphy needed to "help" me with this project. It's not even cozy fabric, LOL.
Spike and Murphy watching out the window.
Finally, my little winter gift to myself- a pair of Monster Slippers, custom made by Tasha, a knitting genius in the city. LOVE THEM! My students love them too- they were delivered to school yesterday morning and I insisted on wearing them all day. Makes for a happier Monday, LOL.
3 comments:
We've just moved to Advanced Beginners with Sam. I've got the same thing in the back yard when we practice - it is play time for Sam! He does better when we go to the agility field. :D
Love you Monster slippers!
Sam
I'll never forget one of the first pieces of dog advice you gave me - a tired dog is a good dog.
P.S. Love the slippers!
LOL on the slippers. :D
My dogs are the same way about the over excitement when they've had a break on something. Give it time. They will settle back into it. :)
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