In the last while I have been thinking a lot about some of these generalisations. No wonder agility is so bloody addictive.Īnyhow, within all these infinites we can (and sometimes have to) generalise. So the end product is ways to get it right in Agility (well HOPEFULLY getting it right in Agility) and let's call that P (for perfection).Īnd seeing that X=infinity, Y=infinity, Z=infinity then P=infinity³ So for the purpose of my argument let's simplify Training to: Training (Z) = behaviours + methods, there for Z = infinity. Add to that the fact that there are endless behaviours that will aid our dogs in agility, whether it will be directly or indirectly. The number of training methods available to train one behaviour already are at least double figures, and every day new training methods and tools are discovered. So let's call handler/trainer Y, where Y = infinity. So let's call dogs X, where X = infinity .Įach person is an individual, there for we can derive that each agility handler/trainer is an individual. Me? I would much rather talk about agility.Įach dog is an individual, with a temperament and structure unique to them. Regardless, I hope all of you are having a jolly time over the holidays. Well this might partly be due to the fact that I don't own anything christmassy, it might also have to do with the fact that if I tried to dress up my dogs they would think I have gone insane or it might have to do with the fact that I am pretty sure The Nerd would finally have me institutionalised if I do something like that. So at the risk of incurring the wrath of many bloggers and dog-people in general, I don't 'get' dressing dogs up in Christmas paraphernalia, taking pretty pictures and sending them to all your friends with festive messages. I am not a very festive person, yeah yeah I can hear the chants of Scrooge and Grinch, whatever. First of all I really hope you weren't expecting a xmassy type post from me.
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