





One interesting point, Lola is really overjumping the bars. I'd move her up to the 26" jump class in USDAA (she's in 22" just now) but I don't want her on the super high A-frame. And in NADAC she's S.O.L. since the highest any dog can go is 20" (don't even get me started). The only thing to do is work on her jumping skills.
Two of the coolest dogs I've ever met!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos! If only my own race pics came out so well.
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