The judge was Tamara Cuypers from Belgium.
Rinse and repeat what happened in Antheit earlier this week: first run faultless, eliminated on the last hoop in the second course.
I’m getting frustrated now. H1 has nothing left for Kaïa and me, it’s getting boring. The courses are also shorter, and for a fast dog, it’s just a punishment to run them.
You can literally hear me scream at her because she has to turn so tightly. It’s not fun at all.
The judge was Tamara Cuypers from Belgium.
First run faultless!
Second run eliminated (she took the starting hoop), we again missed the last signature to move to H2.
The judge was Jeremy Manno from Belgium.
First agility went well. The weave pole entry was sublime, and I’m grateful that she stops on every contact, making this course much easier for us after the dog walk. The theme of the weekend is “failing opposite inverted jumps”…
Saturday’s jumping got me a little worried, as four bars fell to the ground. Luckily, she was just tired.
My favorite course is the agility on Sunday, difficult and beautiful, with long lines and tons of options and tactics. Leaving her on the seesaw, not even looking back, and releasing her right after I heard it hit the ground was like caviar on toast.
She took the hardest weave pole entry of the weekend like it was nothing, but missed almost every opposite inverted jump. We have work to do!