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What is Flyball?
   

NEW LOGO A GO GO

Flyball is a relay race between two teams of four dogs. Racing side by side, one dog from each team must go over four hurdles, trigger a flyball box pedal, catch (retrieve) a ball and then return over all four hurdles to the start/finish line where the next dog eagerly awaits. MORE...



AFA Launching Member Login

The Australian Flyball Association is ready to launch the Member Login to financial members & affiliated clubs/teams co-ordinators.

You can expect to receive an email advising you of your username & password commencing on Wednesday 25th June, 2008. You can access the Member Login on the AFA website www.flyball.org.au on the menu option on the left hand side, select the last option "Member Login". It is scheduled to distribute 50 individual emails at a time, so we don't chock up the server.
If you have not received an email by the end of the week, please email webmaster with your name & membership number.

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*****Membership 2008/2009 Renewals Due*****

Membership renewals are due by the 30th June each year.

Please note:  If you are planning to compete in early July competitions.We encourage you to renew your membership before the next committee meeting on Monday 2nd June, 2008  

To renew membership please complete the Membership Application Form, including all details and post to the AFA with a cheque/money order for $20 per dog.  MORE...



Rescue A Dog

The AFA has created a new spot on its web site to enable members and other associations the opportunity to submit some information on a dog that needs to find a new home - MORE...

 

The AFA Committee is proud to present the new AFA LOGO.

 At the August 2007 AGM it was suggested that we consider a new AFA logo. The AFA Committee have invited members for input and/or to submit designs for the Logo via The Flying Times newsletter.

 
At the last AFA meeting, the committee approved the use of Liz Coombes (Graphic Designer) new AFA logo for use on the membership cards. The AFA Committee are very grateful for Liz’s contribution as she has submitted the new logo design free of charge.

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From the Committee
Meeting 7th July, 2008

  • Treasurers Report

  • AFA Sanctioned Events

  • Adminstrative Matters  

               - Honorary members could sit AFA Exams

               - Steward & Timekeeper Exam
              - New Membership cards issued

  • Matter's arising from AGM

  • Preparation for 2008 AGM

      - AGM venue details

      - Postal ballot due out 14th July

      - Committee Nomination forms

  • Report of Rules Sub Committee

      - Combined Divisions Competition Points

      - Manual Starts

  • Web Development Project Update - Members Login launched

  • Flying Times Production delays

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Photograph Profile

Hello there Lyn,

      just wanted to know if you or someone you know would like a free poodle. I am moving overseas and intended to take Panda with me, but I am worried that he might pick up some disease or cope with the environment. Might be better if he stays here. He's about 20 months old now and typically poodle. Over to you.

 

This is the email which preceded Panda’s arrival in the Belconnen Bullets.  The day after he arrived in May 2005, he was taken as a spectator at the 1,000,000 Paws Walk flyball demo.  Ever seen a poodle with its jaw open???  Gob smacked!!!  The next Tuesday night Panda to flyball training.  Just for a laugh, he was lined him up in front of 4 jumps.  He went over four jumps, triggered the box, picked up the ball, and came back over four jumps.  He did it twice!

It took 18 months for Panda (266C) to become a reliable flyball dog, which included teaching him to catch.  Panda isn’t the fastest poodle on the planet but Panda plays flyball for all the right reasons: it’s fun; you get to go amazing places; you get to hang out with your human all day; and oh, it’s fun!

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