The demo team will be performing this Friday night at the Colorado Mammoth half time show. This is a special event for the Mammoth - its Animal Lover's Night and they have teamed up with local animal rescue organizations and Animal Planet for this special night.
The Mammoth are also announcing the winners of their contest "The Mammoth of All Pets." Find out more about the winners on their Facebook page.
April 16, 2010
Pepsi Center
game time: 7pm
Ticket and game info on Facebook
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Monday, April 5, 2010
Denver Furry Scurry - May 1st
A major fund raiser for The Denver Dumb Friends League is the annual Furry Scurry. This is a two mile walk/run that brings out tens of thousands of people every year.
Every year the club donates performances to selected charities throughout the Colorado region. This year marks the thirteenth season that the Colorado Disc Dogs have performed at this event. Come see the disc dog action on Saturday, May 1st at 10:45 am in the Doggie Demo arena next to the race finish line.
Here's a piece of the action from last year's event. Disc Dog Video
We hope to see you there for this worthy cause!
Every year the club donates performances to selected charities throughout the Colorado region. This year marks the thirteenth season that the Colorado Disc Dogs have performed at this event. Come see the disc dog action on Saturday, May 1st at 10:45 am in the Doggie Demo arena next to the race finish line.
Here's a piece of the action from last year's event. Disc Dog Video
We hope to see you there for this worthy cause!
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Sunday, March 28, 2010
About the Show
Our shows are tailored to your event. We provide the sound system and liability insurance for every show. Whether it's half-time at a professional sporting event, or a 20 minute performance for your last day of school, Colorado Disc Dogs bring pure entertainment to your event.
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First Demo Day is a Hit!
So much of what we do this year will be accomplished by a group of people working together to try new things. Saturday was our first meeting to get new ideas ironed out and to find out how we can best work together. Since we have some demos coming up pretty quick (to be announced shortly), I think we made some great headway!
There was plenty of snow on the ground, but that didn't seem to dampen anyone's spirit. And even though most of us felt rusty in our freestyle, it was good to see people showing us their moves.
The new toss and catch format is going to kick it up a notch - so make sure you catch an upcoming demo by the Colorado Disc Dogs!
Many thanks to the teams that participated - team member announcements to be made shortly!
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Saturday, January 23, 2010
Colorado Disc Dogs Perform at the National Girls and Women In Sports Day - Jan. 24th
Come see high flying disc dogs at the CU Women's Basketball game half time show January 24th at the Coors Event Center. National Girls & Women in Sports Day events start at 12 noon.
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Saturday, October 31, 2009
Sunday, October 4, 2009
How to Get Your Dog Started Playing Frisbee
Playing frisbee with your dog is a great way to exercise your dog and entertain them at the same time. I've met several people over the years that want to play frisbee with their dog, and they just don't know where to start, or they've tried and don't know what to do when the dog isn't getting it. Afterall, it looks easy - why can't all dogs do it?
Here's a tip: before you ever throw the disc for your dog, you want to engage your dog's prey drive. You can do that by throwing rollers. For this exercise you'll need at least 2 discs. A roller throw is a frisbee that is rolling on the ground. The dog will instinctly go after the disc, and hopefully catch it while it is still rolling. Once your dog brings back the first disc, throw the second roller immediately. Your dog will most likely drop the first disc to go after the second one. Once you accomplish this - you're on your way! We'll discuss other tips in upcoming posts.
The Colorado Disc Dogs encourage all levels of expertise. We hold events throughout the year all across the Colorado Front Range. Whether you want to compete or just learn to play frisbee for fun, CDD can help you reach your goals. We offer spring training every May - a one day fun event in the park where you can learn to throw, learn to work with your dog, even learn a few freestyle moves.
Here's a tip: before you ever throw the disc for your dog, you want to engage your dog's prey drive. You can do that by throwing rollers. For this exercise you'll need at least 2 discs. A roller throw is a frisbee that is rolling on the ground. The dog will instinctly go after the disc, and hopefully catch it while it is still rolling. Once your dog brings back the first disc, throw the second roller immediately. Your dog will most likely drop the first disc to go after the second one. Once you accomplish this - you're on your way! We'll discuss other tips in upcoming posts.
The Colorado Disc Dogs encourage all levels of expertise. We hold events throughout the year all across the Colorado Front Range. Whether you want to compete or just learn to play frisbee for fun, CDD can help you reach your goals. We offer spring training every May - a one day fun event in the park where you can learn to throw, learn to work with your dog, even learn a few freestyle moves.
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