Canine agility is a physically demanding sport that requires the dog to navigate a complex
predetermined course of obstacles within a certain timeframe and without incurring errors …

Sport-related injuries have been reported to occur in around one-third of agility dogs. Higher
bar height in competitions has been shown to increase odds of an injury. This study …

Simple Summary Agility dogs can get injured during sports performance. Only a few factors
have been linked to risk for injury. Through an online questionnaire, information was …

Objective To understand relative frequency of adverse health events, defined as injuries or
infectious diseases, in dogs participating in agility and to determine health research …

There are no regulations for the flyball box angulation, which ranges from 45° to 89°. As
such at present, the box turn is deemed to represent the greatest injury risk to competitors …

Simple Summary Dog agility is a canine sport that has gained popularity among pet owners
in recent decades. Because of the high-performance level, injuries to dogs competing in this …

Introduction During agility performance, dogs complete a preset obstacle course. The teeter,
also known as the seesaw, is the only dynamic contact obstacle. Dogs handle dynamic …

The injury rate in agility dogs is relatively high compared to the general population. No study
to date has considered the biomechanical effects of the dog walk obstacle in agility trials …

Agility is one of the most popular canine sports in the world. It involves dogs navigating
obstacle courses quickly and accurately under handler guidance. However, the involvement …

The purpose of the present study was to compare different pinning techniques for distal
radius with Salter-Harris type I fracture. Computed Tomography (CT) images of a distal …