This is the course I set up this morning. First I ran the white circles. My objective was to work tunnel discriminations, fast approaches to teeters, a rear cross to the dog walk, and fast lines to the AF.
The course wasn't too bad. The largest handling challenge 7-8-9, just because of the change of leads for the dog. The largest challenge for the dog was the line to the teeter. My dogs have been flying off lately and this truly challenged them. It allowed me also to continue my speed while they had to stay.
Being a lazy course builder I always like to get multiple uses out of a course. Here are all the possible ways you can change sections of the course (take the black number instead of the while). It changes the challenge and the cue combinations.
For instance, 13 through 21 (with the black 20), how would you get there? Or do you have backside distance skills? If you have a 2o2o AF, not too bad. If you have a running AF you have to cut the line 14-15-16, does your dog have an independent teeter?
I love a challenge while still having to RUN!
