Agile Squirrel

[Sharla1]

What they won't do for food.

http://www.guzer.com/videos/squirrels-run-obstacle-course-for-food.php

 

[scotto]

What they won't do for food.

http://www.guzer.com/videos/squirrels-run-obstacle-course-for-food.php

Wonder why it just didn't climb up the last pole. Good one.

 

[Sharla1]

That's a good question. Shows it's intelligence though.

 

[scotto]

This was another at the same place, look at this dog fly through the course...

http://www.guzer.com/videos/dog-fast-agility-course.php

 

[Sharla1]

I wished it was a clearer pic of the dog to see what breed it is. Normally it's the border collies that excel in agility but that isn't a border collie. It looked like a pointer to me.

It sure was a fast dog though.

 

[Sharla1]

Speaking of agility. My husky years ago had a pot belly pig in her obedience class. And Fred the pig went onto agility racing. He did very well at it too and did very well with obedience training. Here is a pic of Fred in a race in Oakville.

http://www.ontariofestivalsvisited....ml/2007/summer/oakville_waterfront/img_26.htm

 

[scotto]

Yes it was very grainy, but it did look like a pointer. The pig reminds me of the one from Green Acres, Arnold.

 

[Sharla1]

Arnold was very smart too.

 

[Crawfish]

It looked like a german brac to me although he wasn't very big.

 

[scotto]

Arnold was very smart too.

I heard when the show finished, they ate him.

It looked like a german brac to me although he wasn't very big.

That is a new for me, not much comes up in google except a German Shorthair Pointer. There are many images but none have a name.

 

[Sharla1]

Never heard that about Arnold. How could you eat a cutie like that.

 

[Crawfish]

That is the dog. Also called german brac.