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Agility dogs from Fish Hoek return victorious

False Bay Echo

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July 10, 2025

Two agility dogs from Fish Hoek have returned from Switzerland after representing South Africa at the World Agility Championships held last month.

- ERIN CARELSE

Agility dogs from Fish Hoek return victorious

Reeva, an eight-year-old Shetland Sheepdog, and Duke, a ten-year-old Border Collie, competed alongside their handlers, Yvonne Zwiegelaar and Philip Fourie of Fish Hoek Agility Dogs.

They were part of a four-dog national team and were accompanied by team manager Jacqueline van Heerden.

For Ms Zwiegelaar, the highlight of the trip was the opening ceremony. “Walking out with my teammates waving the South African flag was such a proud moment for me,” she said.

She added that Reeva rose to the occasion.

“Reeva handled the pressure like a pro, coping well with the flights and not being bothered by competing indoors on a different surface; I think all the cheering just encouraged her.”

Another memorable aspect, she said, was the opportunity to observe top international talent.

“There were so many amazing handlers to watch and learn from. It was great to see the type of courses that are being run overseas and the different skills needed to navigate them. I will definitely share what I’ve learnt.”

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