There are very good reasons for the tremendous popularity of agility trials. Running a dog in an agility trial is the ultimate game for you and your dog! It is also one of the most exciting canine sports for spectators. Showing a dog in agility events is exciting for both you and your dog. A lot happens very fast, and it can be challenging to keep track of and make notes on what you want to remember. Marking your trial catalog is one way to do this, but the information tends to be scattered and rather disorganized. Any ...
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There are very good reasons for the tremendous popularity of agility trials. Running a dog in an agility trial is the ultimate game for you and your dog! It is also one of the most exciting canine sports for spectators. Showing a dog in agility events is exciting for both you and your dog. A lot happens very fast, and it can be challenging to keep track of and make notes on what you want to remember. Marking your trial catalog is one way to do this, but the information tends to be scattered and rather disorganized. Any space provided for notes at the end of the catalog, while helpful, requires flipping back and forth to record and later to find the information you wanted to remember. And you may find your notes you scribbled in the margins hard to decipher or even to locate later. Because there are so many things to concentrate on at a trial, having everything recorded in one convenient location can be very helpful. With prompts, there is less chance that you will forget important items you want to notate. And, with designated spaces for specific items, you can quickly make brief notations that you can expand upon when you have time later. This journal is designed to assist you in recording important information about the events you have shown in. Each entry consists of two pages upon which you can enter information about the trial, date, location, the judge, your score, and whether you qualified. You may also record your evaluation of your performance, your overall experience, notes on anything you wish to improve, and overall results of the event. At the back of the journal, there is space for you to record the scores you have earned, and there is a moveable Index where you can list the trials and page numbers for easily finding what you want for reference later.
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