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 Anna |
 Brier |
 Chance |
 Coup |
 Cowboy |
 Crack |
 Flint |
 Gusto |
 Holly |
 Imposter "Pastah!" |
 Jet |
 Luke |
 Mimic |
 Pagan |
 Reed |
 Sadi |
 Scrambull |
 Siren |
 Spirit |
 Taz |
 Toad |
 Twister |
 Vengeance |
Puppies
Goblin |
Lolly |
 Sniper |
Tica |
Trig |
Cookie Monsters
 Bailey |
 Shiloh |
 Toby |
 Tucker |
Retired Dogs
 Chuck |
 Stetson |
Memorial Dogs
 Brinx |
 Bruiser |
 Budsley |
 Kari |
 Rags |
 Rooney |
 Taz |
Second Wind |
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Taz the English Springer Spaniel has joined the ranks of our Memorial Dogs. We will miss him but take comfort in knowing that he is once again with his good buddy Brinks. |
CONGRATULATIONS TO TOUCH-N-GO FOR BEING THE FIRST TO ACHIEVE SUB 15. - MAY 16, 2009 RUNNING 14.963. . . . . . MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THE 2009 LICKETY SPLITS TOURNAMENTS. . . . . . . . BEDLAM IN BISHOP (Bishop, CA) - JULY 4TH AND 5TH. . . . . LICKETY SPLITS RUNS A RESCUE PROGRAM CALLED “SECOND WIND”. PLEASE CHECK HERE TO SEE THE AVAILABLE DOGS. . . . . . .
We Will, We Will ROCC You!
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Thank you to Woof Gang for providing us with the pictures taken at the tournament. All other photos provided by Lickety Splits team members. Training Weekend October 10,11 |
Meet us in Bishop
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July
4th and 5th - Bedlam in Bishop Tournament
Training Weekend October 10,11
We are excited to announce a weekend of training and fun with limited number of 30 to 40 minute individual training slots for dogs with their handlers and a limited number of 45 minute team training and consultation slots.
The training issues we anticipate working on include:
- starting young dogs
- box turn improvement
- passing for dogs and handlers
- correcting issues like dropping balls, chasing, running around jumps
- handler skills
- pass calling
- strategies for improved team performance
- organizing practices
- seeding
- organizing jobs during tournaments.
There will be a lunch time presentation each day
with local veterinarians. We
are hoping the veterinarians will allow time for questions
and will address such issues as common injuries in flyball
dogs, how to know when to contact the vet, nutrition and
conditioning.
Lickety Splits will provide all equipment, extra dogs and
people to help with training, an electronic judging system
(lights), and a completely matted facility. You should bring
what you would normally bring to a tournament.
More info and enrollment applications ...
The Lickety Splits Flyball
Team
is located in San Diego, California. We are a fun group of people and dogs who love to compete at all levels of flyball. We have teams that contend for the top positions in division 1 racing, a team that is always a strong competitor in the lower racing divisions, and pretty much everything in between! We have a lot of dogs! Our club stresses proper training for safety, speed, and consistency. We train to maximize each dog's ability, no matter what level of racing they will be doing. We spend a lot of time training our dogs' box turns, and we have been very pleased with the results. We frequently travel to out-of-area and out-of-state tournaments throughout California, Nevada, and Arizona. We also like to have a great time with team parties, potlucks, and tournament caravans.
Lickety Splits is looking for a few new
dedicated and experienced dog people
to join our team. If you have other dog
training or dog sports experience
or you have team sports experience and
are looking for a new sport to invest
your time and energy into please contact
Val at
info@licketysplitsflyball.org
Anna
First to Achieve
U-FLI - Top Flight Champion Plaque (50,000 pts) 1/17/2009
U-FLI - Top Flight Ace Plaque (35,000 pts) 10/21/2007
U-FLI - Top Flight Ex[ert Plaque (20,000 pts) 7/9/2006
Cowboy
Ninth to Achieve
U-FLI - Top Flight Ace Plaque (35,000 pts) 4/24/2009
Every accomplishment is the direct result of good teamwork from all our members and we all take pride in these two dogs and their handlers.
What is a Title?
It is not just a brag, not just a stepping stone to a higher Title, not just an adjunct to competitive scores. A Title is a tribute to the dog that bears it, a way to honor the dog, an ultimate memorial.
It will remain in the record and in the memory for about as long as anything in this world can remain. Few humans will do as well or better in that regard. And though the dog himself doesn't know or care that his achievements have been noted, a Title says many things in the world of humans, where such things count.
A Title says your dog was intelligent, and adaptable, and good-natured. It says that your dog loved you enough to do the things that please you, however crazy they may have sometimes seemed. And a Title says that you loved your dog, that you loved to spend time with him because he was a good dog, and that you believed in him enough to give him yet another chance when he failed, and that in the end your faith was justified.
A Title proves that your dog inspired you to have the special relationship enjoyed by so few; that in a world of disposable creatures, this dog with a Title was greatly loved, and loved greatly in return.
And when that dear short life is over, the Title remains as a memorial of the finest kind, the best you can give to a deserving friend, volumes of praise in one small set of initials before or after the name.
A Title is nothing less than love and respect, given and received permanently.
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Every accomplishment is the direct result of good teamwork from all our members and we all take pride in these two dogs and their handlers.