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Raven jumping over the A-frame to go retrieve the dumbbell. Schutzhund day is amazing. I'm on a little break and then we head off to the club once more to do the bite work practise for two dogs, a GSD and a Beauceron.Raven here is a 3 year old Beauceron, he's really amazing!
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Nice dog! I cant tell exactly, are his tan points smutty or is it just the shadows on his paws? (Though all of his tan points look reduced)
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Spectacular shot! I'm especially loving the contrast between the dog and the background, as well as that stunning action capture!
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I've been researching this breed to buy and I knew the moment I saw the picture that he was a Beauceron. They are so gorgeous. So thank you for this picture. ^^
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Same that I think at the first second!
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beaucerons are gooorgeous <3
how much steeper is the schutzhund a-frame from an agility a-frame?
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Yeeees!
We basically use the same types of A-frames, however the schutzhund A-frames are set higher than our agility A-frames.
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Went to a schutzhund trial today and took a look at the a-frame, they don't have slats on the bottoms! Surprised me a bit, must be difficult for the heavier dogs who don't have as much drive to propel themselves up there!
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Ah really? We have slats on ours during training, and I know ive seen some on trial A-frames.
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There's slats on the top section, and probably in training they have a different one, but from what I could tell it was just one of the ones that have sand covering for traction/grip.
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hmm that's odd. Was this a trial, a practise or a club level trial? Maybe it depends on the clubs.
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It was a trial, but the a-frame wasn't in use when I was there, but I didn't see any other a-frame.
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Well, that's odd 
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Are you in the United States or in Europe?
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Europe [sweden]
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Then that's probably it, I live in the United States so the club probably has different guidelines for the build of the obstacles.
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Ah yes, that's probably it.
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Very nice looking dog! Great shot of him coming over the a-frame too.
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I love them!! Have you seen the merle Beaucerons?? They are really preetyy!!
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Yes, we have three merles here at the schutzhund club
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I love them!! SOO PREETYY!!
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I'll need to post a picture of them for you xD
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Love the Harlekin Beaucerons too.
I hope I have a enough time in the future to give a beauceron a home and make a Schutzhund training.
It's weird to read a german word (Schutzhund) from a swedish person in english... xD
Did you know why it is in german or is it swedish too?
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I just call "Harlequin" merles, it's the same coat type
I always use "Schutzhund" because that's the sport xD It's mostly the same in every language
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Interesting I didn't know that it is the same word in every language
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