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  • Hurdles are required in agility contests
    dog sports
    / Obedience and rally (rally-o)

    …rally, which is derived from obedience trials and often called “rally obedience.” As in obedience trials, heelwork and basic commands (such as sit, stay, and come) are key, but many more skills are tested in rally. Additionally, instead of taking directions from a judge, competitors (animal and handler) navigate a…

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    …rally, which is derived from obedience trials and often called “rally obedience.” As in obedience trials, heelwork and basic commands (such as sit, stay, and come) are key, but many more skills are tested in rally. Additionally, instead of taking directions from a judge, competitors (animal and handler) navigate a…

    Read More