Congratulations on the leg and title! That's great!
We are our own worst enemy when it comes to visualizing success at whatever endeavor we try. It's really hard (unless you're one of those egocentric people we all love to hate) to make yourself believe in your abilities. You always tend to second-guess yourself.
Best of luck to future trials I hope your self confidence increases with each positive aspect of a run whether it be one good jump, several obstacles in a row done properly or an entire run done well. Each one should bring you some level of knowledge that you know what you're doing and your dog is performing well.
Margaret
Cynthia Blue
· 1 year ago
Thanks Margaret... yeah, we are our worst enemy. Hrmph. I do hope that my confidence grows. Chase has so much potential, he's an amazing dog, I could see him going very far in agility. If only his handler will keep up!
Lora
· 1 year ago
Well done Chase!!! Congrats, sounds like you had a very fruitful showing!
Cynthia Blue
· 1 year ago
Thanks Lora! It was a lot of fun, and I was happy with our runs!
Amanda85
· 1 year ago
I'm sure 26" won't be much problem to Chase.
sometimes i did try 26", although we prefer to put things low during our training. but 26" will only slow us down a little and I need to avoid some really tight turning to help pacco out
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We are our own worst enemy when it comes to visualizing success at whatever endeavor we try. It's really hard (unless you're one of those egocentric people we all love to hate) to make yourself believe in your abilities. You always tend to second-guess yourself.
Best of luck to future trials I hope your self confidence increases with each positive aspect of a run whether it be one good jump, several obstacles in a row done properly or an entire run done well. Each one should bring you some level of knowledge that you know what you're doing and your dog is performing well.
Margaret
sometimes i did try 26", although we prefer to put things low during our training. but 26" will only slow us down a little and I need to avoid some really tight turning to help pacco out