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UKC Program Manager Karen Shivers demonstrates the proper way to perform UKC Rally Obedience exercise 224: Halt – Leave Dog, Face Dog, Call To Front, Handler Returns Right
Explained: This sign is very much like Exercise 223, except the handler will walk around and behind the dog to execute the finish. The team will come to a halt and the dog must sit. The handler then commands the dog to stay and walks forward about 10 feet before turning to face the dog. The handler then calls the dog to the front position. The handler will command the dog to stay and the handler will move back into heel position with the dog by going counterclockwise, around and behind the dog so that the handler and dog are once again sitting in heel position. The team will be facing the same direction as they were when they started the exercise, just 10 feet forward. The handler will have to remember which way to finish on this as the sign will be out of view of the handler after the handler leaves the dog.
ABOUT UKC RALLY OBEDIENCE
Rally Obedience is a fun, fast-paced demonstration of a dog and handler’s ability to perform basic obedience exercises. Dog and handler teams appear to be dancing in this fast-flowing competitive event.
Modeled after Rally style car racing, Rally Obedience is a course of exercises that you follow by reading the instructional and directional signs. These events are open to all dog and handler teams wanting to build teamwork and to challenge their skills navigating the course together.
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