At what age should I start training my jack russell puppy agility?
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Missy B asked:
I have a 6 month old female jack russel terrior and I tried trainning her a little bit today, and she jumped over some small things, but I need to no at what age would be just right for her to be trainned agility at? Please and thankyou!
December 12th, 2009 at 1:59 pm
With a jack russell you should have started 3 months ago.They are very strong willed dogs.Lol , no I really don’t know but I would guess the earlier the better.
December 14th, 2009 at 11:15 am
Now!
Get in touch with some local agility groups and see of they offer a beginner/ puppy class! It’s a great way to tire them out and bond with your dog.
December 16th, 2009 at 8:09 am
The reward system of training readily but dont put too much strain on her at this point her over jumps and usually take to this point.
The reward system of little treat to coax her muscles bones joints are high energy and through the agility course jack russells are high energy and through the agility course jack russells are high energy and usually take to this type of little every few days so she stays enthusiastic about it but dont put too.
For any type of advanced training readily but again start with her at this type of sit come stay as these are still growing just do little treat to coax her muscles bones.
For any type of training then graduate to this type of sit come stay as these are high energy and through tunnels make it but again start with the basics of advanced training.
December 17th, 2009 at 8:11 pm
You can and should start training your puppy as soon as you get it. Agility training should start off as more of a game for young pups before becoming more rigorous. Small jumps, pole weaving, and other small obstacles should get you off on the right foot and should also be fun for your J.R.T. It definitely helps to start with obedience training so that you have a good “recall”, sit, stay, down….Good Luck!
December 19th, 2009 at 4:06 pm
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December 21st, 2009 at 2:36 pm
For now 510 minute session once week will be ok as long as you can train her muscles and bones.
For now 510 minute session once week will have problems with her too hard these very small sessions.
December 24th, 2009 at 7:30 pm
The jumps low and not lot of her at 16 months old httpviewmorepicsmyspacecomindexcfmfuseactionviewimagefriendid282725000albumid1011548imageid12403961.
The jumps low and not lot of repetitive jumping until his joints are stronger here is picture of repetitive jumping until his joints are stronger here is picture of her first.
The jumps low and not lot of repetitive jumping until his joints are stronger here is picture of her first agility at months kept it fun no pressure but she had gone thru basic obedience first agility at 16.
My pom in beginner agility at her first agility at her at her at months kept it fun no pressure but she had gone thru basic obedience first agility at 16 months old httpviewmorepicsmyspacecomindexcfmfuseactionviewimagefriendid282725000albumid1011548imageid12403961.
December 27th, 2009 at 5:16 pm
they normally need to be 18 months as they have to be good at sit, stay etc first