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My girls have pedigreed hearts 
and there in the finish line is ...oh wait, they fell asleep. Awww! 
she snores so loud she wakes herself up. 
and he weighed well north of 20 lbs until he passed on at 17. He never took up as much space as this little girl does. Well, except in my heart 
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familiar with of that size are rag dolls, big cats with big hearts!
I'm still pretty much an agility beginner, we do NADAC and AKC. We are stuck trying to finish Open Standard in AKC right now (we are in Excellent JWW), Layla's tetter totter fear flared back up 
I was our worst enemy at the last trial for sure. I blew two nice JWW runs where Layla was cruising. She is a VERY fast dog, and I'm working to keep up with her in cuing. She has also decided she doesn't want verbals, but she sure wants my feet pointed correctly, LOL. Layla is a border collie mix - heavy on the border collie....She needed a job and loves agility. She starts getting all worked up at the sight of agility equipment.
I have considered Rally, but the only location in town that offers classes always offers them on the most inconvenient night of the week.
You used to have a pic of one of your dogs jumping through an agility tire on your posts, didn't you? I noticed everyone's pet pics before we adopted a dog, I have always wanted one so much. Layla is my first dog as an adult and I'm middle aged.
(disclaimer: According to me)
But it isn't the best cat in the universe.
Mine is. 
In my opinion.
to disagree
She is so precious when she rolls up in her pink blanket. The little rat toy seems to be a favorite of hers, too
