The judge was Tamara Cuypers from Belgium.
First official Hooper competition of the year.
The first run was flawless.
Three faults on the second run, we don’t get a point to move to H2. We do need to work more on the cross.
The judge was Tamara Cuypers from Belgium.
First official Hooper competition of the year.
The first run was flawless.
Three faults on the second run, we don’t get a point to move to H2. We do need to work more on the cross.
The judge was Patrick Villardry from France.
This is her first Obedience competition in a long time. We don’t have much training, but I wanted to see what she could do.
She did very well, it’s not easy to see it on the video, but she turns a little on the left. It’s something I have tried to correct for ages, but she doesn’t like to stay straight. Otherwise, it’s a good exercise.
She did it backward… It was a fun moment. We didn’t train this one much, she understands the concepts I guess.
She moved a bit when I turned, I need to do that more often. I was confused because I forgot that in grade 3, you can have the object at the edge of the line.
After some hesitation (I guess she was also confused), she took the right one. You can see my surprise in the video when they announce the result.
This is my favorite exercise of this competition, I didn’t even know that she could do it so well.
Heelwork was never our strong side. In grade 3 it’s a long walk of pain for Kaïa. You really can see that she struggles to focus, the stress of the competition takes its toll.
The backward walk is a lot better now, as well as the sidewalk. Positions were on point.
Going forward to nowhere, this makes no sense to me, and Kaïa doesn’t understand yet. I was too late for the stop command and she was outside of the box.
This is an other 0. But this one is just the lack of training, if she did go forward correctly, she would have succeeded.
The judge was Tamara Cuypers from Belgium.
Like last year, an unofficial Hooper competition was organized at Lys Foolies.
For the first run, it comes down to control, making the dog turn properly, then pushing it into the last Hoop. Kaïa executed that flawlessly!
The second run was a tunnel festival. I didn’t push her correctly to the second barrel creating a fault.
The team run was a little harder (all teams run the same course regardless of the dog level). The main difficulty was to be able to push the dog on the last barrel and take the last hoop.
We did it flawlessly!