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Michael Romanos · 08-03-2006, 11:07 PM

Yes, it would make an ideal fun tunnel for a Corgi pup. Your pup may even like to sleep in it.

BUT you do realise that it is un-necessary. Corgis can learn the 'real' thing in next to no time - perhaps in the course of just one agility training session.

Here is another point. If you, as a untutored agility handler. handle your Corgi pup incorrectly in addressing n agility type tunnel, it may become so inbeded in the Corgis mind, that he/she will either never get it right, or avoid the obstacle, or canter through rather that RACE through at lightning speed.

08-03-2006, 11:07 PM	#2 (permalink)
Michael Romanos Global Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ) Posts: 5,203	Yes, it would make an ideal fun tunnel for a Corgi pup. Your pup may even like to sleep in it. BUT you do realise that it is un-necessary. Corgis can learn the 'real' thing in next to no time - perhaps in the course of just one agility training session. Here is another point. If you, as a untutored agility handler. handle your Corgi pup incorrectly in addressing n agility type tunnel, it may become so inbeded in the Corgis mind, that he/she will either never get it right, or avoid the obstacle, or canter through rather that RACE through at lightning speed.