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Why has UKA chosen to allow dogs of 16 months of age and over to enter the Nursery class?

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Why has UKA chosen to allow dogs of 16 months of age and over to enter the Nursery class?

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A. The idea of the class is to expose the younger dog to the competition environment. By removing the more difficult equipment and lowering the jump heights and A-frame, the handler and dog may have an easier transition from the training environment to the competition ring. It is recognised by veterinarians consulted, that the growth plates of the majority of breeds of dogs are fully closed by 14 months of age.

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