List of dog sports
Dog sports are sports in which dogs participate.[1][2][3][4] There are a broad range of activities that may be included under the term. Many of the sports have human interacting with dogs to give direction (e.g., obedience trials, herding trials, and sled dog racing). Other events, such as greyhound racing, have minimal involvement from humans during the competition. Some of the sports are viewed by a wide audience and may be televised, while others are practiced mainly by enthusiasts.
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Training a German Shepherd Dog in Schutzhund, a dog sport. |
Sports
- Agility
- Barn Hunt[5]
- Bikejoring
- Canicross
- Caniteering
- Canine dressage
- Canine Hoopers
- Carting
- Competition obedience
- Conformation showing
- Coon hunting field trials
- Catchball (a variation on flyball)
- Dog parkour (Urban agility)
- Degility
- Disc dog
- Dock jumping
- Dog hiking, pack hiking
- Dog scootering
- Earthdog trials
- Field trials
- Flyball racing
- GRC Dogsports Inc
- Greyhound jockey
- Hare coursing
- Heelwork to music
- Herding or stock dog
- High jumping
- Hunting
- Hound trailing
- Junior showmanship
- Jack Russell hurdle racing
- Lure coursing
- Mantrailing
- Mushing
- Wheelchair mushing
- Musical canine freestyle
- Nosework
- Obedience trial
- Protection sports
- American Politiehond Association
- KNPV
- Mondioring
- Schutzhund
- Protection Sports Association
- French Ring sport
- American Protection and Patrol Dog Association
- Rally obedience
- Retrieving trials
- Rule
- Schutzhund
- Scootering
- Sheepdog trials (or herding)
- Sighthound disc sport
- Sighthound racing
- Skijoring
- Skip dog
- Sled dog racing
- Dog surfing
- Skateboarding dog
- Terrier racing
- Tracking trials
- Treibball
- Water work and water rescue
- Weight pulling
- Wiener racing
References
- "Try a New Dog Sport This Summer". The Bark. Retrieved 9 February 2019.
- "Dog Sports: Fitness Exercises for Dogs". Purina. Retrieved 9 February 2019.
- "Activities". www.thekennelclub.org.uk. Retrieved 9 February 2019.
- "Who Participates in Dog-sporting Events and Why?". Psychology Today. Retrieved 9 February 2019.
- Barnhunt.com
Bibliography
- Sundance, K. (2010). 101 Ways to Do More With Your Dog: Make Your Dog a Superdog with Sports, Games, Exercises, Tricks, Mental Challenges, Crafts, and Bonding. Beverly, MA: Quarry Books.
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