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Roarer · 05-01-2008, 06:13 PM

Get your 3 and 4 legged friends involved!!

I have run on and off, but there is one thing I want to do when the season starts again in September/October:

CaniX UK: home of Canicross UK and running with dogs or Cani Cross trail runners

I was at Crufts and saw the demo they did. I was inspired!!

It seems to be in England though, so a bit of traveling will be involved.

Both rescue dogs, of the 2 we have, only Cindy, our Staffie could race, as Bruno isn't a very keen runner and is getting old and athritic now anyway.

I had to ask if Cindy would be able to do it though as, she only has 3 legs (back left). Not that it stops her, being a Staffie and all!

They said they had never had any 3 legged dogs take part before, so we might make Canix history unless someone else has the same idea!!

05-01-2008, 06:13 PM	#19
Roarer CEO of Haggis Airways. Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Flying between PPW and WRY. Age: 4 Posts: 1,192	Re: I like Sports - Games (What are you into ?) Get your 3 and 4 legged friends involved!! I have run on and off, but there is one thing I want to do when the season starts again in September/October: CaniX UK: home of Canicross UK and running with dogs or Cani Cross trail runners I was at Crufts and saw the demo they did. I was inspired!! It seems to be in England though, so a bit of traveling will be involved. Both rescue dogs, of the 2 we have, only Cindy, our Staffie could race, as Bruno isn't a very keen runner and is getting old and athritic now anyway. I had to ask if Cindy would be able to do it though as, she only has 3 legs (back left). Not that it stops her, being a Staffie and all! They said they had never had any 3 legged dogs take part before, so we might make Canix history unless someone else has the same idea!! __________________ 'Up close, the Britten Norman Islander has the air of a relic from a bygone era, but it is precisely that. Built in the '80s to a 1960s design, this is a plane that first turned up for work when Prime Minister Harold Wilson wore a Gannex raincoat and the first coat of paint was still wet on Coronation Street. But when the daily remit is multiple short hops between tiny bumpy strips in a climate that flickers from the blustery to the apocalyptic, this sturdy little craft is hard to beat.' Last edited by Roarer; 05-01-2008 at 09:48 PM.