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Lots of agility dogs are young, but many seniors compete in agility trials or run courses recreationally. ... Senior courses usually differ from general agility runs. Older dogs attempt jumps at a lower height than younger canine athletes.
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  • The answer is yes to both questions, within reason. To compete in agility your dog needs to be at least a year old, but you can start to train your puppy earlier than that. Keep in mind, however, that your dog's joints are still forming, so jump heights should be about elbow height for the first year.
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  • The answer is yes to both questions, within reason. To compete in agility your dog needs to be at least a year old, but you can start to train your puppy earlier than that. Keep in mind, however, that your dog's joints are still forming, so jump heights should be about elbow height for the first year.

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