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Contact obstacles

In the contact obstacles the dog has to step, with at least one foot, on specific areas. As in the last group, there are different commands for the dog. That way we will say "up" or the name of the obstacle, which usually is easier to understand for the dog.

 

If our dog is too impetuous, we will give it the command "step by step"(or we can tell it to stop). This way it will not leave the obstacle without touching the obligatory contact zone.

Passing obstacles
In this group there are tunnels and the slalom. The commands we will give the dog are for the slalom, "slalom", and for the tunnels "in" or another one if we chose to use "in" for the tire.

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