.Middy. wrote:I do sports with mine! Kestrel the Aussie is my first agility dog, and we are turning into a pretty awesome team now that she’s more mature. Hoping to debut her in the next few months. I also want to try Rally with her.
Octavia is my almost two year old border collie. She is competing in Dock diving already, and just had her first conformation show where she took Best of Breed twice! She’s training in agility, rally, disc, nosework and herding as well. Hope to debut her in all of them this winter/next spring!
Bones is my 17 week old Malinois puppy. He also competed in his first confo show this weekend. He took herding puppy group 2 for both of his shows this weekend! I will also be doing agility, rally, nosework, Dock, disc, hopefully herding, and I want to try bitework too (IPO to be exact)
The two on the right also compete/train in a variety of sports but aren’t mine lol
The sport IGP "international gebrauchshund prufung" international working dog test) no longer known as IPO "international prufung Ordnund" and formerly known as schutzhund, IGP can now include many non-german sheperd breeds. Both are a three-part training and sport that inclues tracking, obedience and protection. The schutzhund standards for the third part, protection work, are similar to those for dogs in police work. ....
https://www.gsdtotal.com/site/schutzhund.html
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Very simple overview of the significant changes:
1. The name will now be “IGP” - –“International Gebrauchshund Prufung” (International Working Dog Test), no longer IPO –“International Prufung Ordnund”
2. BH- the heeling pattern will be slightly shorter but will still include on and off leash heeling.
3. IGP1-2-3 levels of track will have 3 articles, each worth 7 points for a total of 21 points for articles.
4. The FH, FH2, and IPO FH will remain basically unchanged.
5. In all Obedience the distance the handler will throw the dumbbell is more clearly defined as approximately 10 meters, the height of the hurtle and wall remain the same. The jump will have to have a top board that allows it to pivot if touched and then return to its starting position.The minimum distance from the jump or wall is defined as 4 meters (no longer 5 paces). The scoring for the send-out exercise scoring is more clearly defined.
6. The IGP Obedience will change slightly in the IGP1 to exclude the retrieve over the wall and instead have a recall over the wall without the retrieve. In both IGP2-3 there are no significant changes proposed.
7. The IGP protection will still include pressure and stick contact (padded stick hits) and an “Attack on the Dog Out of Motion” (long bite/courage test) at all levels but done slightly different from current for level 1 -2. There are some changes in all levels most significantly in the IGP1.
8. The IGP1 will no longer require a blind search of the # 5 blind, the dog will instead be sent directly into the #6 blind (find blind). The handler will be allowed in IGP1 to leash the dog during pickup and transport exercises.
9. The IGP2 will no longer have an “Attack Out of Back Transport”, but will have an additional Reattack (defense) exercise with no stick contact after the “Attack on Dog Out of Motion” (long bite/courage test) like the IGP3.
10. The Attack on the Dog Out of Motion (long bite / courage test) for the IGP1 and 2 will not require the helper to return to the blind and then run out to the mid-line and towards the dog/handler instead the helper will remain mid field after the last defense exercise and the handler will pick up the dog and heel away down the mid-line of the field to a distance of approximately 30 meters away for the IGP1, 40 meters away for the IGP2 then the handler will stop and turn towards the helper where the judge will signal the exercise to begin.
11. The IGP3 does not change from our current IPO3 in any phase.
12. Additional sporting titles are slightly changed or added, examples are the IPO V no longer has protection it will only be tracking and obedience, countries will be allowed to offer FPr (TR) 1-2-3, UPr (OB) 1-2-3, BgH 1-2-3 (obedience with additional exercises like retrieves, send out etc), APR 1-2-3 (obedience and protection), and a ZTP for organizations using this as a breed test.
Human Rayla wrote:I want to aww but your pictures aren’t showing when I click them. D:
Human Rayla wrote:Thank you, I love seeing dogs in Halloween costumes. I’m not sure which my favorite is, they’re all so cute! It’s getting me excited to pick one out for my dog Wick. :D
Anyone else plan on dressing their dogs up?
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