AGILITY
PHOTOS
Because of my interest in building and adding to this website, I have found
myself developing amateur photography skills. These are some photos
that I want to share, but they did not have a place elsewhere in the website.
It shows the great variety of dogs that do great things and
have lots of fun at agility. Some dogs are very photogenic, and so have a
collection dedicated to them. If the dog's name is highlighted, then click
on it to see the full collection. These photos are in low resolution,
suitable for viewing on this website. If you would like a copy suitable for
printing, then please contact me. Check the <<CFS shop>> for the current
prices. Any publication of these photos is
allowed, but only if credit is given to Canine Fun Sports, and a link, or a
reference, to this
website is included.
Photos have been classified into groups so you can find any one dog more
easily. For ease of classification, I have based this on the
Australian National Kennel Control's classification of recognised breeds.
There is no prejudice intended. Associate Registered dogs are broken down
into height categories to make them easier to sort through.
RECENTLY TAKEN PHOTOS
Below, you will find low resolution photos (not suitable for
printing) of all the shots I have taken at recent trials. These photos are only up for a short period then they are removed
from the website (the website can only grow so big.) Some of the pictures
may make it into their breed section or I keep them on file. Look below to see if I have taken photos of your
dog at recent trials.
TO PURCHASE PHOTOS: All photos I have taken are
available to be purchased. If you cannot find any shots of your dog on the
website, then please contact me to find
out what I have on file. Photos are for sale at a very reasonable price.
Just click the <<CFS Shop>> button at the top of the page to check on prices
then click on
<<contact us>> button at the top of the page to find out what shots I have of your dog.
ACTCA
State Titles, October 2011
The weekend had intermittent showers. So although it was a great for doing
agility (the dogs were very keen), I did not have the camera out for many
photos. (just 2 pages)
CFS training at
St Ives Oct 2011

"Rusty" was practicing for his superman performances. He is having a cape
fitted to his costume soon! I think he actually could jump a building in a
single bound, if he tried. (2 pages)
United Retriever Club
Agility and Gundog Retrieving Ability Test

Yeah, I know it is not agility but this is Fenrik Cut to the Chase's first
trial and she won the Novice Gundog Ability Test.
There are quite a few agility shots in this group of photos, too. Just two
pages, it was a pretty wet day, and although the gundogs did not mind the
water, it was not the best for taking photos.
Agility Dog Club of NSW Oct 2011
"Look, mum, no hands!" It is not often you see a dog with all feet off
the ground while weaving. This is Harley, owned by Lorraine Broadway. The
other dog I have seen do this is Jenny Taylor's Lilly.
I had a lot of fun photographing the Novice Agility dogs, and a few other
classes at ADC.
Murphy was in season, and Pace was at home with puppies, so I had plenty of
time to take photos. (7 pages)
Brush
Farm Dog Training Club Oct 2011
Unfortunately the local council had killed off all the grass just prior to
the trial. This was done to enable renovations to be done to the trial
grounds. As a consequence, there is very little nice green grass as a
background, except the occasional patch where the spray obviously missed its
mark. The surface was fine to run on. (4 pages)
Greater
Western (Bathurst)
This is always a fun trial, with camping on the grounds. But we did miss the
club bistro. Thanks to this tiny club and all the effort they put in. And we
get some "panoramic" backdrops to our photos. (4 pages)


Canine Fun Sports
Training at St Ives
(end Oct + Nov and start of Dec)
8 pages
These photos have been taken on our mock competition (course) days.
You will also find representatives of these breeds in the CFS brags section.
It is also true that many of the dogs in this section have done some of
their training with us at some time, whether it is by attending a camp or
two, they have occasional lessons with us or they have trained with us in
the past. The dogs in the CFS brags section have done a lot of their
training with us.