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Brighton woman and border collie headed to show in France - Vimarsana News

Brighton woman and border collie headed to show in France

Kyla McNeill and her award-winning border collie, Lennan, will be representing Canada this spring in Bourgbarre, France in the IFCS (International Federation of Cynological Sports) World Agility Championship.

Finland wins six medals at Agility Nordic Championships - Vimarsana News

Finland wins six medals at Agility Nordic Championships

The Finnish national team secured an impressive six medals at the Agility Nordic Championships held on August 12th and 13th. The event took place at the Ojanko Arena in Vantaa and featured a total of 122 dog-handler pairs from Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. Sweden emerged as the standout performer in the competition. Three Podium Finishes in Individual Competition, Including Two Historic Achievements

Edmonton-area competitors capture medals at world dog agility championships - Vimarsana News

Edmonton-area competitors capture medals at world dog agility championships

Team Canada has come home with 15 medals after competing at the World Agility Championships in the U.K. last week. The majority of the team is from Edmonton and surrounding areas.

Source: cbc.ca
Dog agility skills on display this weekend - Vimarsana News

Dog agility skills on display this weekend

Sleeping Giant Dog Sports is running its first of three events in 2023 this weekend at Chippewa Park

Dogs will have run of the place in Scottsdale at Agility World Games - Vimarsana News

Dogs will have run of the place in Scottsdale at Agility World Games

There will be no dogging it in Scottsdale this week as nearly 500 of the most athletic canines in the U.S. compete to be the best in agility.

Source: ktar.com