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How to know when you are hooked on Flyball
• You call and email friends and family to let them know how your dog did at their first tournament.
• You are thrilled to get photos from your teammates of your dog in action and you email those photos to all your friends and family.
• You start asking for vacation days from work around flyball tournaments so you can travel there on Friday and spend Monday recovering.
• You spend hours braiding just the right kind of tug with just the right toy attached.
• You are contemplating purchasing a new vehicle so you can haul yourself, all your tournament stuff and the dogs.
• You work flyball expenses into your family budget.
• You revise your dogs’ nutrition to maximize their energy and stamina.
• You carry vetwrap and animax in your car’s first aid kit
• The above mentioned vetwrap is in your team’s colors
• You are drawn to purchase athletic wear for yourself in your team’s colors.
• You take down some pictures in your house to create an “I love My Dog Wall” with their title certificates framed and photos of the dogs in action.
• You have to move the garbage cans out of the garage to accommodate the flyball equipment you are storing.
• If you say the word “readddyyyy” your dogs get really wound up. Sometimes you do this just for a giggle.
• When you are procrastinating doing chores because you are watching videos of dogs racing on Youtube and/or surfing websites and blogs about flyball
How to know when you are REALLY hooked on Flyball
• You are considering adding a new dog to your family, but you want it to be a height dog so your first flyball dogs can race into their senior years.
• As you name your dog you contemplate how that name will sound when shouted in the flyball ring.
• You get a vanity license plate for the above mentioned vehicle that references flyball.
• You purchase the RV/trailer/toy-hauler in order to travel in comfort to tournaments.
• You teach yourself how to create a website so your team has something cool and fun.
• You move the car out of garage to accommodate the flyball practice area you set up.
• You take up running again… not for yourself but because you want to condition the dog.
• You know the names of all the height dogs in your region, their breed and their approximate speed.
• You hang out with your flyball buddies thinking through different lineups and how fast each would run.
• You are subscribed to all the flyball email lists and actually read all the letters…. Even the ones thanking teams for tournaments in states a thousand miles away.
Text kommt von Connie, gefunden im Flyball Blog
Ich kann nur sagen, wie wahr wie wahr.
vielleicht mag es ja auch einer übersetzen für diejenigen, die Englisch nicht so gut können.
How to know when you are hooked on Flyball
• You call and email friends and family to let them know how your dog did at their first tournament.
• You are thrilled to get photos from your teammates of your dog in action and you email those photos to all your friends and family.
• You start asking for vacation days from work around flyball tournaments so you can travel there on Friday and spend Monday recovering.
• You spend hours braiding just the right kind of tug with just the right toy attached.
• You are contemplating purchasing a new vehicle so you can haul yourself, all your tournament stuff and the dogs.
• You work flyball expenses into your family budget.
• You revise your dogs’ nutrition to maximize their energy and stamina.
• You carry vetwrap and animax in your car’s first aid kit
• The above mentioned vetwrap is in your team’s colors
• You are drawn to purchase athletic wear for yourself in your team’s colors.
• You take down some pictures in your house to create an “I love My Dog Wall” with their title certificates framed and photos of the dogs in action.
• You have to move the garbage cans out of the garage to accommodate the flyball equipment you are storing.
• If you say the word “readddyyyy” your dogs get really wound up. Sometimes you do this just for a giggle.
• When you are procrastinating doing chores because you are watching videos of dogs racing on Youtube and/or surfing websites and blogs about flyball
How to know when you are REALLY hooked on Flyball
• You are considering adding a new dog to your family, but you want it to be a height dog so your first flyball dogs can race into their senior years.
• As you name your dog you contemplate how that name will sound when shouted in the flyball ring.
• You get a vanity license plate for the above mentioned vehicle that references flyball.
• You purchase the RV/trailer/toy-hauler in order to travel in comfort to tournaments.
• You teach yourself how to create a website so your team has something cool and fun.
• You move the car out of garage to accommodate the flyball practice area you set up.
• You take up running again… not for yourself but because you want to condition the dog.
• You know the names of all the height dogs in your region, their breed and their approximate speed.
• You hang out with your flyball buddies thinking through different lineups and how fast each would run.
• You are subscribed to all the flyball email lists and actually read all the letters…. Even the ones thanking teams for tournaments in states a thousand miles away.
Text kommt von Connie, gefunden im Flyball Blog
Ich kann nur sagen, wie wahr wie wahr.
Schöne Grüße,
Wilma und die Flyballbande
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Wilma und die Flyballbande
Ich bin verantwortlich für das, was ich schreibe, nicht für das, was du liest!
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