Our little Cavalier King Charles Spaniel has shown some agility ability so we looked into the completive aspect of it. Our granddaughter was anxious to do this with the dog. Well it takes more time than our granddaughter cared to invest so we abandoned that idea.

But watch this little Pomeranian go. Very impressive for a bread that's not known for this sort of thing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKMmAcaB50A

Wow. It's like he was saying, "wait here Mom, I got this." You can tell he is a audience pleaser.

Someone crammed a 500cc into a 125 chassis/frame.
I didn't think about it, but in the comments someone mentioned the disadvantage a tiny dog like that has on the teeter-totter. Seconds are lost waiting for it to touch down compared to a bigger dog.

One year at the State Fair we happened to catch the most amazing most nimble course we've ever seen. It was the Dwarf Goat Agility Trials.

Try to catch one some day.

Probably the most famous agility dog of them all and a blast to watch. Enjoy...Olly!

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But watch this little Pomeranian go.

Damn, that little fur ball is fun to watch.

that's a jrt for sure

so many happy memories run agility with my Maltese. That Pomeranian really can run

My Border Collie did dock diving and played at fungility. She was really good, we would have to constantly change the course because she would cheat. We, also, had a Morkie and that little critter could do the course. She wasn't near fast but she was entertaining. The owner of the course used her for a demonstrations, people got a kick out of it.

My wife competed in Teacup Agility with our previous Boston Terrier, Becky. She attained her TACH 5 and finished 2nd in her division and 4th overall at Nationals her last year competing.

Yeah, it was a lot of work, my wife and Becky attended weekly classes during the 9 years that she competed. She had a small course in a backyard that she would practice in daily too. Lots of work.

Our current Boston, Bullitt is competing in AKC Obedience and Rally.