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 Dogwalk
- fastest times are getting down to 1.5 seconds (big dogs). Fast
2o/2o are just under 2 seconds. You would ideally like your dogwalk under
2.5 to be competitive but under 3.0 for the
average competitor is still decent.
 Teeter
(variance due to equipment) - fastest times are just under 1 second.
Very good is around 1.2. To be competitive you want it under 1.5. Less
than 2.0 is good for the average competitor. Small
dogs there is a huge variance due to equipment.
 A-frame
- fastest times are around 1.3. Very good times are under 1.5. Less
than 1.8 to be competitive. Less than 2.2 is good for the average
competitor.
Weave poles (huge variance due to surface and spacing) - fastest times on
grass are between 2.2 - 2.4.
Very good under 2.7 on grass. Definitely want to be
less than 3.0 to be competitive. Average competitor is doing well to
have 3.3 or less. Carpet can add over half a second depending on
traction.
Kathy Keats
Susan M. Rolek
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