In a nutshell: A one of a kind
Also
known as: Heinz 57, Mongrel, Curbstone Sitter, Mutt
Description:
Can be any size, colour, shape - all of the above or none of the above!
Temperament:
The good ones are kind and gentle, honest dogs. Can be totally
reliable and extremely healthy or not.
Advantages as an agility dog:
- Can be very tough and strong
- Good fun to work
- You never know what they are going to do next,
which makes it fun, I think!
Disadvantages
as an agility dog:
- The unknown!
- Tight turns can be a problem and weaves
- Speed
Rating
out of 10 and why:
For me, as my dog is enthusiastic so 10/10. Seeing her
charge round a course beating a few collies along the way is just great for me.
Examples of
dogs that have done well in agility: Claudine Longueira-Barr with
Betty
What's it like
to live with as a pet: Fantastic, completely trust worthy in any
situation, except when food's around in the kitchen, then we turn into a top secret agent!
Source: Claudine
Longueira-Barr
From Proud Mum
Colette
Just a wee note to say I enjoyed the article but, of course, I am
biased - the best wee man had to be Jaffa. (14/06/02)