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Agility Design of the Future

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Agility Design of the Future is the husband's input into agility.  I'm not sure he should be encouraged in this and I've advised him that in future he should  stick to playing with the new camera I bought him for his birthday.  What do you think?

 

First you need to modernise the jumps

"Dog agility jumps look as if they've come out of the ark.  Wouldn't it be a good idea to have an electronic mechanism that raises and lowers the jumps by remote control?"

 

 

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"There really isn't any need for the handler to run with the dog.  All you have to do is to get an electric dog to go round the course and get all the dogs to follow."

 

But going back to the jumps again
"Actually you could do away with the jumps altogether.  You could have holograms instead.  The dogs wouldn't notice the difference."

 

 

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In fact, when you think of the whole concept
"You don't really need to go to the show at all. You could have a virtual dog based on your dog, then you could just stay at home and log on to the internet to see how it got on."

 

Tip of the day
Video clips are a great way to see where you went wrong or for you to show off to your friends when you get it right.  If you save up and buy a decent camera or camcorder for your partner tell them it's for taking videos of Mother/ the kids/ wildlife or the car.  They can usually be persuaded to try it out at a show under the pretext that good sporting videos are a challenge.


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