Flyball Team The Last 16 | Crufts 2024

A live replay of Flyball the Last 16 from Day 1 of Crufts 2024.
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[@alexfromme5025]

Dog sports are always fun to watch because you can tell they are *so* ecstatic to be doing what they do! It brings so much joy to watch!

[@carolerooney407]

Loved the chaos of the run off with extra dogs. The dogs were having so much fun it was awesome.

[@evasraley2109]

I so love this the dogs are amazing!

[@devonharrison7124]

Love it! 🎉

[@ellie-maydavenport3118]

I love it crufts dog show flyball the last 16 at West Midlands Birmingham England 🇬🇧 West Midlands

[@vinsensichanel1573]

Am Like Dook😍😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@halojames7778]

This is indeed fun to watch.

[@ragnaice]

ouch the dogs' impact on the ball stand makes me wince, i guess injuries must be a huge risk there :/

[@probsnooneyouknowtbh3712]

Not really. The reason they turn off the box the way they do is because it's lower impact. They are also kept fit and have a warm up and cool down routine they follow. It's more likely for them to injure themselves doing a spontaneous activity going from 0 to 100, like suddenly zooming around the backyard or taking off after a rabbit than doing an activity they're warmed up for and meticulously trained to do in the safest way possible.