Here we have the Swiss Brit who won Large Individual Jumping at FCI 2007 in Hamar Norway.

This video is an example of the videos that will be available on the forthcoming Data DVD. The videos are HD (high definition) 960x496 resolution. More than double the resolution of the rest of the videos on this website. And 33% greater resolution than DVD videos.

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It is time to say Good Bye to FCI 2007 and to Norway. They were an awesome host. The people in the green shirts were the best. Takk!

In the closing ceremony they treated us to some traditional music and dance. This short 1 minute video of it.

This video is the complete opening ceremony of FCI 2007 World Agility Championships (18 minutes).

What is weird is that a few years back I watched my first FCI video done by the "German". It was the one where Christine Carpentier from France wins with this incredible dogwalk. Also on the VCR tape is all the footage of the opening ceremony and closing ceremony. And I use to think, "Why does he put that on there, what a waste. Give us more agility". But now that I've gone I think I understand.

Video of Team Russia's Medium Team winning the FCI 2007 Dog Agility World Championships in Hamar, Norway. Congratulations! 

This is a video of Small Team Jumpers where France wins the 2007 FCI World Championship in Hamar, Norway. Congratulations!

 

The Swiss do it again. After winning Medium Individual, Seven andUlmer Sandra win the Large Individual World Championship at FCI 2007 Hamar, Norway.

Second was Lass from Germany and Russia's Motley House took third. Thanks for the awesome show!

Here is how they clear the course at FCI 2007. And you know there are always a couple people who won't leave.

Rupione-Baby from Czech Republic wins the Small Dog Individual World Championship at FCi 2007 in Hamar, Norway.

Followed up by Pebbles from Switzerland and Theo from France.

Congratulations to all!

Video of Witch from Switzerland winning the Medium individual competition!

Congratulations!

 Jenny Damm sets a great example for all agility competitors with her team poised to take a top 5 finish in the Large Team World Championship.