Mach

Thanks :)
The courses had their challenges, but I didn't think they were too bad. Ron and Jack both make very fun courses with a good amount of spots for the dogs to really open up and run in them. I really enjoy running under them. Athena was 4/4 on QQs, and Kai got 1 QQ, and another 2 jww Qs.
I was in the novice/open building a bit working on Sunday. I have a fitbit and am trying to walk 20,000 steps at agility trials, so was over there working some to make up steps. They had Lucky Paws filling most of the jobs Sunday so I was taking anything I could get to pick up more steps.
Are you from around St Louis? I drive around 5 hours to come west for their 4 day trials. Kentucky is the agility dead zone, so I get around a lot so I can trial often. I tend to go to KY, IN, OH, IL, MO, and TN. And because I got waitlisted for my December trial am headed down to Birmingham AL for one trial.

Yes I am. I am lucky because we have about a trial a month here. we just started the very end of July this year. We did go to the Paducah trial though. I have family there is the only reason. If I had to drive far I would not be able to do it.

We did great last weekend, except for the dark tunnel on our course. My dog refused it twice:(. Otherwise it was great. He is a baby and I am a new handler so we both have a lot to learn.
 
Yes, that's the Birmingham trial I am going to :)
I was at the Paducah trial as well. Can't pass up an opportunity to do a 4 day trial if it's within 5 hours of home!
 
Yes, that's the Birmingham trial I am going to :)
I was at the Paducah trial as well. Can't pass up an opportunity to do a 4 day trial if it's within 5 hours of home!

I'll have to start counting trials...
B'ham is about 4 hours from us... wish we could drop by and meet you but won't be going this year....
Huntsville is 6 but being able to stay 10 min from the site will make up for that drive this weekend:winkgrin:
Pensacola next weekend- 1 hour- that's the closest that isn't our club's trial...
 
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