Nimbus – Debuting Flyball Dog Gets Off to a Storming Start
Ross Payne recently contacted our sporting dog distributor CSJ to offer some feedback on STORM Canis which he has been using for his dog Nimbus who competes in flyball. Here is what he had to say.
“Just thought you’d be interested to know how Storm Canis is working for my Border Whippet, Nimbus.
He started using Racing Blue in March when his flyball training intensified and has been using it since.
Nimbus made his debut in June and clocked a PB of 3.72 seconds, which is a storming start to his flyball career – I am sure this time will continue to drop in the coming months.
Although I am not certain the speed was a contribution from Storm Canis, what I did attribute was his ability to remain fresh. His stamina is incredible anyway, with very high oxygen blood levels, however even fit dogs get lactic acid build up- never the less, Nimbus’ time at the end of the racing day was 3.84 – so after countless races, his time only varied by 0.12 seconds across a very humid day indoors.”
Nimbus – Debuting Flyball Dog Gets Off to a Storming Start
Ross Payne recently contacted our sporting dog distributor CSJ to offer some feedback on STORM Canis which he has been using for his dog Nimbus who competes in flyball. Here is what he had to say.
“Just thought you’d be interested to know how Storm Canis is working for my Border Whippet, Nimbus.
He started using Racing Blue in March when his flyball training intensified and has been using it since.
Nimbus made his debut in June and clocked a PB of 3.72 seconds, which is a storming start to his flyball career – I am sure this time will continue to drop in the coming months.
Although I am not certain the speed was a contribution from Storm Canis, what I did attribute was his ability to remain fresh. His stamina is incredible anyway, with very high oxygen blood levels, however even fit dogs get lactic acid build up- never the less, Nimbus’ time at the end of the racing day was 3.84 – so after countless races, his time only varied by 0.12 seconds across a very humid day indoors.”