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xpaeanx

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So since Dekka brought up the SuperEarth event in another thread, I've been very interested...

I've been reading a lot about GTG and SuperEarth the past few days... and well... IT SOUNDS REALLY FUN!! I REALLLLLLLYYYYYY want to try it!

I was thinking about stopping by HomeDepot this weekend to pick up some PVC pipes to make practice agility equipment out of... but I think I may be picking up some plywood too...

Think I can get a corgi to rat hunt in above ground wooden tunnels? :rofl1: :rofl1:

There is a Trial comming up in a few weeks down in PA... it's about a 5 hour drive from me... I'm seriously considering making the trip to watch the dogs! :eek:
 

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Think I can get a corgi to rat hunt in above ground wooden tunnels? :rofl1: :rofl1:
Yes...as long as he can fit in the tunnels. ;)

They can be great mousers. I see no reason why they wouldn't hunt rats.
 

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I know of a BC who fits down those 9 inch tunnels....

If you come visit Ont your corgi can compete. NAMBR offers all breed (assuming they fit) earth dog trials now. Of course you would need to visit when there is a trial.
 

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Performance Content ~
Pembroke Welsh Corgis were developed to be the all-round farm dog, capable of performing a myriad of tasks with an easy-to-care-for coat and needing minimal amounts of food to boot (despite what they would like us to believe!) As such, the breed is well suited for performing the full range of AKC activities open to it: obedience, tracking, herding, and agility. We know they would also do retriever work, lure course, go-to-ground, and so on, but AKC restricts those activities to the breeds that were historically developed to do them.
 

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ooooOOOOOOooooo...... I may have to do just that! :)

I'm def going to try to get him through some tunnels though... :)


CP: that's talking about normal corgis... you seem to forget, Mine is the love child of a corgi and an alien! :rofl1:
 

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CP: that's talking about normal corgis... you seem to forget, Mine is the love child of a corgi and an alien! :rofl1:
:rofl1::rofl1::rofl1:

Another possibility would be to find earthdog fun days that are open to letting alien mixes participate.
 

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I'm going to try building a "tunnel" and I'll see if I can get him interested... It should be fun to try! :)

Laur... you can send her up this way, and I'll make a ratter out of her! LOL. oh... my agility instructor just got a pap pup! He's soooooo cute!
 

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Just sent in entries

I just sent in entries for the newest member of our canine family...a mini wirehair dachshund we got from a kill shelter. We entered Intro to Quarry because neither one of us has done earthdog before. We've only had him for a month and he's an awesome little dog!

It should be quite the change from herding/agility/obedience trials. If it's as much fun as I think it will be I'll be building tunnels and buying a rat.
 

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