Jenny Damm agility - The right way

[@Kike_2309]

Gracias por mostrar estos videos, son una buena guía para los que empezamos en el agility 😊

[@tikithepap]

Fantastic footage and commentary. Thank you for sharing!

[@mebarry]

Great video Jenny. Thanks for the education.

[@sstochaj]

A dog's natural shock absorbing system has one leg touching first, taking some of the concussion and then the other leg absorbing the rest. You can try this for yourself …. set the bar at 12 inches and jump over it first landing on both feet simultaneously and then one foot at a time and see which way is more comfortable.

[@solvt]

Lærerik video! Tusen takk!

[@sstochaj]

The handling method shown in the video promotes the front feet landing together, which mean a hard landings for the dog. Of course they will not complain until they can't take it anymore, but it is very hard on them.

[@njoyfrank]

very interessting vidéo

[@jennylotus1]

I'm make sure my dogs know where to go before they takes off and then they jump however they want. My old Lotus competed until he was 12 & he was running agility for fun on low hight until he was 15,even though he had hip displaysia. Elvis is now 12 & he ran the tryouts for the Swedish team also this year. He's still usually in the top 5-10 times in his runs and in extremely good shape and health to be 12 years. So I think their landing technique (caused by my handling) is not too bad for them.

[@jennylotus1]

What do you mean, in what way hard?

[@sstochaj]

kind of hard on the dog