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2021

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23RD – 26TH SEPTEMBER 2021 FCI Agility World Championships 2021

Taking place in Estonia, Tallinn, at the Tondiraba Ice Hall

Four-legged competitors

Participants from all over the world

Joyful athletes

Supportive energy during stressful performances

Lots of fun

Laughter and jokes in every corner

visitors

participants

Judges

To Be Announced

Assisting Judge

AGILITY STARTED IN ENGLAND IN 1978 AND IN ESTONIA IN 1991.

Agility is a fun, exciting & spectacular dog sport

The competing dog must go through the track consisting of various obstacles in a certain order, without errors and as fast as possible. The handler can only guide the dog with his voice and body language. The main thing in practicing agility is good cooperation and contact between the handler and the dog.

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🇬🇧 Estonians are happy this winter – we have a LOT of snow for a change! Our beautiful country has turned into a Winter Wonderland. ✨❄️✨
Perfect conditions to have spontaneous agility fun with your #agilitydog while walking or hiking and spontaneously do jumps over something like fallen trees in the woods. You’ll have the softest, fluffiest landings! 🤪 Snow sure is fun! Do you agree? 😍
#agilitywc2021 team wishes everyone a fun winter! Can’t wait to see you in September in Estonia! 🤩
🇪🇪 Eestlastel on sel aastal põhjust rõõmustamiseks – meil on üle pika aja väga uhke lumevaip maas! Kodumaa on muutunud maagiliseks talve võlumaaks. ✨❄️✨
Ideaalsed tingimused jalutuskäikude ja matkade ajal oma energiat täis aktiivse koeraga spontaanselt agilityt treenida ning näiteks metsas üle maha langenud puude pehmesse, kohevasse lumme hüppeid teha. 🤪 Lumi on lõbus! Kas nõustud? 😍
#agilitywc2021 tiim soovib kõigile lõbusat talve jätku! Kohtume juba SELLLE AASTA septembris Tallinnas Agility MM-il! 🤩
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FCI Agility World Championship 20214 years ago

Holiday greetings to all the agility fans all over the world from the #agilitywc2021 team! ✨❤️✨
We hope you have had the most wonderful Christmas time with your families (including your four-legged friends, of course) and that you will get to end this year on a hopeful note. Because we believe the next one will be awesome! At least September 2021 is something we look forward to very much… Especially September 23.-26. in Tallinn. 😏
So, what did Santa bring you and your pups this year? 🎁
Wishing everyone an amazing new year! LET’S DO THIS, 2021! 👏
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FCI Agility World Championship 20214 years ago

🧭🇪🇪 TRAVELING IN ESTONIA: WHAT TO DO AND WHERE TO GO?

🇬🇧 ENG: Did you know? Bogs and mires are important in Estonian folklore, and they are seen as places of of mystery and peace. They cover fifth of the mainland area in Estonia, of which bogs are the most ancient, stretching back to over 10,000 years. The flora and fauna in these areas is like nowhere else, with many unique animal and plant species present. About a quarter of Estonia’s plants grow only in mires, among them many relict species from the Ice Age.
Estonian bogs and mires are a must-see when traveling to Estonia, so if you’re interested, here are some of our recommendations that are not too far from the capital city, Tallinn:
🌿 Pääsküla bog. It is actually right in Tallinn, so it may be the most visited, but it’s close and still a wonderful place to hike!
🌿 Kakerdaja bog. That one is a bit further – an hour from Tallinn – but if you don’t mind the drive, it’s a gorgeous place!
🌿 And let’s not forget Viru bog! The most popular one in Estonia that is loved by both locals and tourists.
Which bog are you going to visit during your stay in Estonia when attending #agilitywc2021? 🙂
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🇪🇪 EST: Kas teadsid? Eesti folklooris on rabadel ja soodel oluline koht, sest neis on usutavasti maagiat ja rahu. Nad katavad lausa viiendiku mandri pindalast ning vanemad neist on lausa 10000 aastat vanad. Eesti rabade ja soode loodus on midagi väga omanäolist ning nendes elutseb mitmeid erilisi taime- ja loomaliike. Umbes veerand Eesti taimeliikidest kasvab just rabades ja soodes ning mitmed neist on pärit lausa jääaajast.
Eestlastena tunneme oma rabasid üsna hästi, kuid millised neist on sinu lemmikud ning milliseid soovitaksid külastada koerasõbrast turistil, kes 2021. aasta septembris Agility Maailmameistrivõistlustele tuleb? Kui oma salajasi (või mitte nii salajasi) meelispaiku jagada julged, kirjuta oma ideed kommentaaridesse! 🙂

Photo: Helen Marts-Kesaväli

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