The person I was paired with didnt want to do the a-frame. I didnt want to do it either but what the heck. I just didnt want Miley doing to many a-frames this weekend. We ran our side without a problem. I think their side dropped a bar but that just added time, so we "Q"ed. There were 3 people in starters pairs so the other person needed a partner. They asked if I would do it, so I said ok. So I now had to run the other side. But because his dog was 22 inches we had less course time. I told them I didnt think course time would be a problem. (Now staying on course, thats another story). So I dont know if you can see my line but I wanted to practice the not obvious tunnel entrance and she got it. But I took for granted that she would take that jump going back to the next tunnel and she missed it. Lucky for him my side didnt count agaisnt him and he "Q"d even with his dog lying down and doing a military crawl on the ground after the chute. Dogs are so funny.
Next up advance jumpers.
I went home that night and just beat myself up over that jumpers run. I fell asleep thinking about it and woke up thinking about it. I was hell bent on doing better on the next jumpers course.
So here was the course. I really felt like I had a handle on this. When I first walked it I FC after #12 but that just didnt feel right. I really felt like she was going to be coming down the line from #8 on and she would be flying! It never crossed my mind that I would pull her off the tire. Ugh! Just looking at my now pen marks shows you have far I would be pulling, how wouldnt I pull her off her line? I think from now on Im going to mark my dogs line and mine on the course map to make sure I dont do this. Do you think I will ever get this right?
So you can see I screwed it up again. My poor dog. At least she didnt stress circling with all my screw ups. How long do you think it takes to learn to do this right?
Next up was snooker. I started getting a headache and the beach and the dolphins were calling me. So we left.
















