As teams line up behind the starting line, dogs along the track and in the teams start release a blizzard of arfs that finds its own beat. After a dog hits the pedal that pops out a tennis ball, Ms. Brinkerhuff needs to place another ball into one of the box's three horizontal holes. The trick is knowing which way the dog will turn. Like humans, some go left, oth ers go right. Tenn. Bitler brought two dogs to the relays.
Skipper is a pure bred flat-coated retriever.
He finds its appeal extends to the dogs and himself. They can tell when it's flyball time. There's a huge change in them. Used with permission.