These canine athletes are put thru rigorous activity on a daily basis. They are exposed to many regions of the US and Canada in order to compete and stay competitive. There are several components that make up a competitive canine athlete; The talent of the animal, the healthcare/nutrition the dog receives, good consistent training and the grounds in which the athlete trains on. If any one of the above factors become compromised it is difficult for a canine athlete to recovery and stay competitive.
In our sport, many of the canine athletes experiences some kind of injury during their career at some point. An injury could consist of soft tissue or some thing more significant such as virus or disease. Our friend Fred Kampo and his dog FC AFC B Bumble "Stinger" experienced a very serious health situation last year. Here is an update on Stingers recovery and remarkable road back to qualifying for this years 2017 NARC.
Glad to see Fred and Stinger back on line together again!!!!
