> I've seen many cav's do quite well in agility. They also don't take down > bars as often as other breeds. =========== I've seem some do well, too. My family's agility dogs have done quite well in agility trials over the past five years, and I can name about twenty others I have watched compete over those years which have done as well or better. But I have observed that, as a breed, they are not in the Border Collie or Jack Russell class. I would not buy a Cavalier if all I was looking for was a potential top agility competitor. A fondness for agility is a bonus in a Cavalier, but a desire for a MACH or more should not be the main reason for getting one.
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