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	Agility Agony Aunt Like Dr. Who, Agilitynet's agony aunt is back but in another incarnation! Lots of good suggestions and common sense solutions to your agility questions. Remember that a problem share is a problem halved.
	Agility Highs What makes you smile about agility starting with your first clear round? Answers on a email please.
Clipart: BC Buddies	Agility Miscellany Unashamedly based on Schott's Miscellany books, this page is a collection of agility trivia, in no particular. It makes no claims whatsoever to be complete, authoritative or even practical - just fun.
	Canine Cook Your dinner is in the dog! Lots of recipes for treats Including old favourites like liver cake, healthy, home-made dog biscuits and pupsicles.
	Happy Retirement (People) Good bye and best wishes from the rest of us. It won't be the same without you. Most agility people won't get a mention in a posh newspaper or a golden handshake from the board of directors, so Agilitynet is here to be the place for you to say all those fond farewells.
	Holidays with Dogs/ If you have ever tried to find 'dog friendly' accommodation will know how difficult it can be to find some place to stay with two or more dogs.
	In Memoriam Sadly every so often we lose one of our agility handlers - people we have known from training, club or shows. Agilitynet remembers those people, young, old and in-between, who have shared our passion and who, by their presence, have made their contribution to the sport we love just by being themselves. They leave behind family, friends, dogs and, of course, memories.
	International Junior Who's Who Watch out world, the juniors are about. More and more youngsters are competing - and winning - against adults not just here in the UK but everywhere where agility is played and enjoyed.
	Junior Who's Who Many of our top handlers have started as Juniors - Greg Derrett, Nicola Garrett, Sarah-Jayne Davies and Bruce Currie to name but a few. There are a lot of very good junior handlers coming up, many of whom are competing successfully against adults in the ring. So meet the Next Generation.
	Just Juniors A new page for, by and about agility juniors, edited by Sally Rowe.
	Message Board Spread the word - congrats, best wishes, thanks, brags, good news and messages to friends, club members, partners and other people or organisations. Including wins, first clear rounds, births (babies and puppies), marriages, engagements and anniversaries, special thanks and more...
	Music to Train By If you were compiling a CD to play while you were training, which tracks would you choose?
	Mutterings Niggles and whispers. You speak out on the agility issues - big and small - which trouble you.
	Obituary Page Tributes to agility friends who have gone over the Rainbow Bridge where they will wait patiently for us to join them and be reunited again.
	Pen Pals Remember when you were younger and had a pen friend. What fun it was to get a letter! Here's a chance for you to make new friends around the world via electronic mail.
	Retiring Souls (Dogs) At some time in our agility career most of us find it necessary to make that difficult decision i.e. whether or not to retire our dogs for their own good.
	Speak If you feel strongly about an agility issue, here's your chance to air your views. You may not be the only one with something to say on the subject. And there's only one way to get things done. Don't just sit there. Do something about it.
	Suggestion Box How can we make agility better? If you have an idea for improving our sport - whether it be serious or light-hearted - what would you wish for? Let your imagination run wild. Electronic contacts? A National Agility Centre? Mandatory ring parties? Nothing is too trivial.

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