[header] How to design a dog agility course [title] Evaluate your dog's capability. [step] As you start thinking about what obstacles you want to set up in your course, consider your dog's capability. Make sure plan obstacles that are appropriate for your dog's size.
[header] How to design a dog agility course [title] Evaluate your dog's capability. [step] As you start thinking about what obstacles you want to set up in your course, consider your dog's capability. Make sure plan obstacles that are appropriate for your dog's size.
There are many different courses available for dogs with high agility needs. [substeps] Many dog agility training courses require medium size dogs that can jump a given distance in a given location. This will help you prepare your dog for the jumps and a successful course. [substeps] Plan obstacles for your dog's size by having certain weight limits laid out in the course's background. A dog agility course can go from small to complex and not accommodate enough environment for your large dog to easily handle. [substeps] Choosing a course designed for dogs that can really move from high trainers to porcupines is a good idea. A corgi, for example, could not get through a tire jump meant for a german shepherd. [substeps] Also consider any limited ability your dog has.