The flyball champs is the biggest competition of the year and has steadily grown over the last few years until we are now at the maximum capacity of 330 teams racing over 3 days spread over 55 divisions.
The slower teams start the racing off on the Friday and this builds until we get to division one on the Sunday when there is standing room only to view!
This year Carry on's had three teams entered meaning a team racing every day.
Fridays team was the team I thought had the best chance. They they didn't disappoint and went on to win division 43. We had some super tough racing and the last race meant the difference between winning or third place in the division.
The team consisted of three collies, two labradors and super height dog Millie (who keeps the fences low for the other dogs).
This year Carry on's had three teams entered meaning a team racing every day.
Fridays team was the team I thought had the best chance. They they didn't disappoint and went on to win division 43. We had some super tough racing and the last race meant the difference between winning or third place in the division.
The team consisted of three collies, two labradors and super height dog Millie (who keeps the fences low for the other dogs).
Saturday and Sundays team didn't do quite so well but worked hard to get a 3rd and a 5th.
The racing on Sunday was spectacular and we got to see the first ever run where both teams went sub 16 seconds (only three teams have done that so far) and the British and European record is currently set at 15.79 (by the team that did the 15.80 here).
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