Along with the slate of familiar favorites, several new offerings have been added to this year's Oklahoma State Fair, which continues through Sept. 24.
Haeleigh Hyatt and her dogs Aim High Canines will perform Sunday, June 12, at 11 a.m. at Moose Brook Park, 40 Bennington Road in Hancock.Hyatt and her dogs will present Frisbee, doggie dancing and agility skills, and every show has interactive.
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Fron tiny Chihuahua mixes to a hulking Great Dane, trainer and Hancock newcomer Haeleigh Hyatt teaches each of her dogs an impressive repertoire of tricks and stunts, which they perform nationwide as Aim High Canines, her one-woman (and ten dog) enterprise.
During a performance, a quietly spoken cue sends Hyatt’s dogs racing into action, snapping Frisbees out of the air, turning flips, banking turns off Hyatt herself, and weaving between her legs as she takes them through varied routines that incorporate competitive canine disc, dock, and agility elements. Any dog has the potential for greatness, Hyatt tells her audience, a lesson she’s learned over her past decade of training them.