Every throw has many variations. The Flamingo is a variation of the Sidearm and happens to be one of my favorites. In this case, coordination is a must. It involves throwing the frisbee under the knee with a full-body rotation. It’s easier to see than to explain. You can watch the video here. There’s a […]
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E’ da quando ho preso il mio primo cane che mi chiedo come renderlo felice.
E’ un argomento a mio avviso molto complesso.
Ho incontro nel corso della mia carriera cinofila diverse categoria di padroni di cani con diverse opinioni sull’argomento ma anche con vite diverse.
E’ da quando ho preso il mio primo cane che mi chiedo come renderlo felice.
E’ un argomento a mio avviso molto complesso.
Ho incontro nel corso della mia carriera cinofila diverse categoria di padroni di cani con diverse opinioni sull’argomento ma anche con vite diverse.
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