Agility dogs on the stage, screen and in print

	Agility's Got Talent What happened when Vanessa Hardin and her daughter Lisa (the 12) met Simon Cowell was something they'll never forget. Nor will Simon! They had the audience in stitches and will always be our winners!
	Barking Rosie Ison's Disney (The Cartoon Classic) eventually got the star part  with his younger nephew Woody being his doggy double and understudy. Rosie has been given the go ahead by the film company to tell their story of what happened on set.
	Diary of a Dog Agility Media Consultant To launch of Supadog Beef Casserole, TV’s Jeremy Edwards and his four legged friend Molly, a Boston Bull Terrier were put through their paces by dog agility expert Gina Graham and her Shetland Sheepdog, Ember. This is Gina's diary of what happened behind the scenes.
	Faking It For those not familiar with the format of this programme, Faking It is a transformational battle against the odds. Our hero is plucked from their natural habitat and given four weeks to master a skill well enough to fool a group of expert judges. During the month of intensive training, top practitioners, famous in their field, tutor the faker. So what does this have to do with dog training? And what does it have to do with agility? Let's start at the beginning.
	Going Globo Loco When Virginia Harry posted a request for a 'Frisbee' dog, Mandy Melville- Love volunteered the services of her four year old Border Collie, Jess. It wasn't long before she was appearing on children's television programme with a Frisbee and a green crocodile.
	Michael Ball's Giant Dog Agility Challenge How difficult would it be to make a show dog out of a Great Dane? Well, actually two Great Danes. It was a doggie challenge with a difference when agility instructors Helen Taylor and Julia Reid took their giant breed dogs Measles and Harlequin Zara to the Michael Ball Show. What happened next had the audience is fits of laughter.
	Tramp Brenda Tenton's lurcher, Tramp, played the part of Claude Jeremiah Greengrass's dog in the TV series Heartbeat for six years. It came about by chance after Tramp had retired from agility because of back problems. Although being the mouthpiece of a scruffy mongrel does not do wonders to your morale, Brenda says 'You get used to it! Here is the talk she gave to the Scouts about him recently.
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