How do I train...??

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• Kylie Sommer

  September 2012 173.184.91.144

  It honestly all depends on what events you want to enter your dog in, but I find these two links hold good information for eventing and training eventers and more info you may need! Hope this helps!<br><br><a href="http://virtualpups.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=35623"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">One</a><br><a href="http://virtualpups.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=61982"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">Two</a>

  
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• Frostbight8

  September 2012 69.205.9.66

  Could I see the links? I'll usually base what I event the dog in off of it's birth stats. However, I find that foxes do well in sporting events because they are fast and small (great for agility!).

  
• CypherII

  September 2012 99.58.180.47

  Frostbight8 wrote:

  Could I see the links? I'll usually base what I event the dog in off of it's birth stats. However, I find that foxes do well in sporting events because they are fast and small (great for agility!).

  <br>Here you go: <br><a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2344677"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2344677</a><br><a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2344686"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2344686</a>;
• CypherII

  September 2012 99.58.180.47

  :arrow:
• Frostbight8

  September 2012 64.12.116.209

  WildCatSub wrote:

  Frostbight8 wrote:

  Could I see the links? I'll usually base what I event the dog in off of it's birth stats. However, I find that foxes do well in sporting events because they are fast and small (great for agility!).

  <br>Here you go: <br><a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2344677"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2344677</a><br><a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2344686"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2344686</a>;

  <br><br>I'd really recommend sporting with these guys, and for those types of events I'd go discipline 100, sport 100, and your choice of the 80, it doesn't matter, I use working. Or if you want the dogs a little younger, you can just do discipline and sport. For loyalty, the higher the better. You can cap it, leave it as it is, or raise it a little bit. You'll also want aggro high, but whether you cap it or not is up to you.

  
• CypherII

  September 2012 99.58.180.47

  Frostbight8 wrote:

  WildCatSub wrote:

  Frostbight8 wrote:

  Could I see the links? I'll usually base what I event the dog in off of it's birth stats. However, I find that foxes do well in sporting events because they are fast and small (great for agility!).

  <br>Here you go: <br><a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2344677"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2344677</a><br><a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2344686"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2344686</a>;

  <br><br>I'd really recommend sporting with these guys, and for those types of events I'd go discipline 100, sport 100, and your choice of the 80, it doesn't matter, I use working. Or if you want the dogs a little younger, you can just do discipline and sport. For loyalty, the higher the better. You can cap it, leave it as it is, or raise it a little bit. You'll also want aggro high, but whether you cap it or not is up to you.

  <br><span style="color:#000000">Okay. Thanks. And, sporting events are like flyball, canine disc, dock jumping..ect.?</span>
• Frostbight8

  September 2012 64.12.116.204

  Yup! My personal sporting team competes in agility, canine disc, dock jumping, flyball and sometimes hunting.