Best wishes on your upcoming trials. I know you will do well...These Corgis seem to love performing.

Callie took a beginner glass in agility. She learned jumps but everything was on the ground, so she didn't have to leap at all. She has been working on weave poles, and tunnels mostly. No one mentioned that she should get her hips checked. She mostly learned what all the equipment was and not to be fearful in the ring or around other excited dogs and people. She seems to love it.

Welcome, to the Tri-Corgi Group. Abby is very pretty...love that red head. Callie has her Beginner Novice Obedience title, but I think she would like Rally better. We also have been trying Dog Agility classes, which were really fun!! Good Luck...

 

Thank you for asking about Sidney. He's doing really well. Most of the time you wouldn't know he had surgery. It's only when we push a longer walk and he tires out sooner than before. He sits there grinning at me with a "naw, I ain't movin' " attitude. Or when he takes off after Sally the kittty and his hind end sides out from under him because the joint isn't quite stable. I know the dysplasia in the other hip and the arthritis in both joints is a constant source of pain, but he's a tough little guy and very rarely shows it. I'm told that the surgery relieved a great deal of the pain, so it was worth it.
We made Sidney a little enclosure too. It had his crate, another dog bed and his food plate and water dish. It worked well, and we took it down a few weeks ago.
We've used the pro-collar twice for Sidney and he was not able to reach his incisions either time (the other time was for when he was neutered). Then again, I don't know how hard he actually TRIED to reach it.

I hope Abby's feeling great today!

That's cool about getting Abby a brother. Mine were thrilled when I added to our family. . . .