Flyball
Flyball born in 1970 in California. This little-known discipline in Italy is also very rooted in Britain, Belgium, Holland, Australia and Canada.
Flyball is a relay race which is based on running speed and dogs on a pinpoint accuracy of the conductors. Each team consists of a minimum of 4 pairs of dog-handler to a maximum of 6, of which an employee at the box and a captain. The dogs that compete in the relay must be provided with bibs.
Running the race (run by a bright light and an electronic control system of trade and time measurement) takes place on the challenge of two teams that compete in parallel for a distance of about 18 meters, where dogs have to face four obstacles, get on the machine shoots balls on the fly and retrieve the ball, hold it in your mouth and face backward path.
Only when the dog crosses the starting line-back show, the second dog can cross the line and in doing so until all team members will not have made the journey.
The challenge will end when all members of the two teams have faced the path correctly. The winning team will be determined by what will get the best time to run without errors.
jumps that dogs will have to jump a height of 10 cm less than the height of the smaller dog that participates in the relay. For example, if a team we have 3 dogs and a 50 cm high 40 cm high, all 4 will jump to 30 cm.
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