In this week's agility class we ran this Gamblers course from one of last years Regionals. It has lots of opportunity for some good points in the opening, which was nice to see. Some Gamblers courses have a nasty setup for getting opening points, especially for dogs like mine that need something that flows to keep their momentum going.
I was super happy with Bosley on this run through. He had a nice opening and he nailed the final gamble. In our set up, I think the teeter was a bit further behind the tunnel then the course map shows, as the dogs really had to go back to get the teeter and they could not see it at all when they exited the tunnel. This course gave me a bit more confidence with our distance work - we will get a Masters Gamblers Q yet :) Too bad all Gambles didn't have the teeter - Bosley loves the teeter!
Hi Kim,
ReplyDeletecan you explain how this works i.e. start/end and order, also what are opening points? Whats the difference between a gamblers course and a normal one as we don't have these in the UK?
Woofs & Licks