How does the training differ for both the Agility and the Big Air competitions?
Beth Gutteridge: It doesn’t take as much time to train for Big Air as it does for Agility. You’ve got to have water around for Big Air. It’s definitely a lot more involvement with Agility because of all the obstacles and training. For Big Air, timing on the toss is key. Teresa George: I noticed you on TV and told my boyfriend that you looked like my high school gym teacher, come to find out, it was you. Hartford High School, 1987 Beth Gutteridge: Hi Teresa! I was coaching basketball at the time. I drove through White River junction on my way home from Lake Placid. Jackie: Does Heidi go to schools? Beth Gutteridge: Heidi goes to schools where I teach and does the demos for psychology. We also went in for a hearing disability awareness day to show how labs can be trained for assistance dogs. She’ll pick things up for me and get the phone. Rob: I had the opportunity to see the Big Air competition last night on ESPN and found it quite interesting. I have a 2-year-old Chocolate lab that I t
