💃The freestyle heel work to music competition showcases the highest level of dancing dogs.
🎵Handlers are free to create their own routines and use props, resulting in unique and creative performances.
🏆Judges evaluate the routines based on overall flow, accuracy, and musical interpretation.
🐕The routines feature a variety of dog breeds, each showcasing their own talents and skills.
🌟The performances at Crufts 2023 demonstrate the dedication and hard work of both dogs and handlers.
What is freestyle heel work to music?
—Freestyle heel work to music is a dog sport that combines obedience and dance. Handlers create a routine set to music, showcasing their dog's training and creativity.
How are the performances judged?
—The performances are judged based on the overall flow and synchronization of the routine, the accuracy of the moves, and the musical interpretation.
Can any dog participate in freestyle heel work to music?
—Yes, dogs of all breeds and sizes can participate in freestyle heel work to music. Each dog showcases their unique skills and talents in their routines.
Are there different levels in freestyle heel work to music competitions?
—Yes, freestyle heel work to music competitions often have different levels based on the experience and skill level of the handlers and dogs.
How can I get involved in freestyle heel work to music?
—If you're interested in getting involved in freestyle heel work to music, you can start by finding a local dog training club or organization that offers classes and competitions.
00:00Introduction to the International freestyle heel work to music competition at Crufts 2023.
02:25First performance by Monica and Sam, a 10-year-old Jack Russell Terrier.
08:40Second performance by Connie and Toto, a Cairn Terrier.
13:02Third performance by Daiquiri and her handler, representing Canada.
18:03Fourth performance by Navy and Ella, representing Sweden.
23:41Fifth performance by Satchical and Alina, representing Japan.
