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How many tennis balls can you pick up and hold in 30 seconds ?

Fun try, guys. Nadal picked up 24 balls and held in 30 seconds. Can you beat him ? You can beat him not with a racquet, but..

No, not me. I barely picked up 15, ha ha.

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Wilson Championship Tennis Balls- 24 Can Case $152.95 Tennis balls for practice, coaching, or game play.Includes 3 balls per can.Sold in pack of 24 cans.

Penn Practice / Coach Tennis Balls- 24 Can Case $112.95 Tennis balls for practice, coaching, or game play.United States Tennis Association Approved .Sold in pack of 24 cans with 3 balls per can.

Penn Practice Tennis Balls (Case of 24 Cans; 3 Balls Per Can) $110.82 PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CANNOT SHIP VIA 3-DAY DELIVERY.All yellow felt cover, cosmetically blemished, first line tennis ball with woven felt. Ideal for use as a teaching ball. Case of 24 Cans; 3 Balls per Can; 72 Balls per Case. Freight to Hawaii or Alaska, as well as expedited shipping costs, will be quoted to you by email for your approval before the order ships. Please note that this item cannot be shipped internationally.Please note: this item cannot ship 3 Day.

Wilson Championship Tennis Balls - Case of 24 Cans (72 Balls) $145.55 PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CANNOT SHIP VIA 3-DAY DELIVERY.Extra Duty Duraweave yellow felt for hard, abrasive surfacesProvides excellent performance and playabilityIdeal for all ages24 cans per case Freight to Hawaii or Alaska, as well as expedited shipping costs, will be quoted to you by email for your approval before the order ships.Please note that this item cannot be shipped internationally.Please note: this item cannot ship 3 Day.

Penn Championship Tennis Balls (Case of 24 Cans; 3 Balls Per Can) $145.55 PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CANNOT SHIP VIA 3-DAY DELIVERY.America's #1 selling tennis ball! Woven felt for consistency and playability. Natural rubber core. Interlocked wool fiber for longer wear. Deep elastic seams. USTA and ITF approved. Case of 24 Cans; 3 Balls per Can; 72 Balls per Case. Freight to Hawaii or Alaska, as well as expedited shipping costs, will be quoted to you by email for your approval before the order ships. Please note that this item cannot be shipped internationally.Please note: this item cannot ship 3 Day.

Dunlop Championship Tennis Balls - Case $122.56 PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CANNOT SHIP VIA 3-DAY DELIVERY.Case - 24 Cans of 3 Balls

Wilson Regular Extra Duty Championship Tennis Balls - 3 Cans $17.95 Three tennis balls per can. Yellow extra duty tennis balls.

Wilson Extra Duty Championship Tennis Balls - 3 Cans $19.8 Three tennis balls per can.

Penn Championship Yellow Extra Duty Tennis Balls - 3 Cans $20.82 Three tennis balls per can.

Wilson Championship Extra Duty Tennis Balls - (1 Dozen Cans) $39 Extra Duty: Excellent performance and durability on hard courtsThe traditional performance standard, featuring exclusive Dura-WeaveTMSet of 1 dozen cans for a total of 36 tennis balls

Wilson U.S. Open Extra Duty Tennis Balls - (1 Dozen Cans) $49.95 Extra DutyThe Official Ball of the US OPEN since 1978Optimal performance and durability on hard courtsSet of 1 dozen cans for a total of 36 tennis balls

Wilson High Altitude Extra Duty Championship Tennis Balls - 3 Cans $19.8 Three tennis balls per can. Please note that this item can only be shipped via GROUND.

Penn Championship Yellow Regular Duty Tennis Balls - 3 Cans $18.55 PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CANNOT SHIP VIA 3-DAY DELIVERY.Three tennis balls per can.

Wilson All Court Practice Tennis Balls - (Set of 6 Cans) $19.97 Wilson All Court Practice Tennis BallsGreat for basketsGreat for practicing Perfect for camps, schools & teams

Penn Practice Tennis Balls - 3 Cans (Total of 9 Balls) $21.75 High quality practice ball at great price. 3 balls per can.

Table tennis balls Pack of 24 $47.95 Table tennis balls have maximum bounce and spin making them excellent for practice or family fun time. Each ball is made of strong plastic for durability and strength. Comes with 6 table tennis balls in white only. Comes packaged on a blister card with hanging hole. Each ball measures approximately 1 3/4 . Dimensions:. Length: 10. Height: 10. Width: 10

Tennis Balls in a Container $29.99 Tennis Balls in a Container Photographic Print by . Product size approximately 18 x 24 inches. Available at Art.com. Embrace your Space - your source for high quality fine art posters and prints.

Spunkeez Tennis Balls Asst Colors(Pack of 24) $3.99 Spunkeez Tennis Balls are fun for your playful dog to catch chase! Bright colors are easy to find indoors or out. 2 balls per package, 24 packages per case.

Set of six table tennis balls - Pack of 24 $37.3 Table tennis is fun, but those balls often get lost. No need to buy a whole new table set just to get new balls. Picking up a few packages of these bargain table tennis balls provide solid and instant backup when the balls get lost. Set of six orange balls can help to provide hours of table tennis fun. Dimensions:. Length: 11. Height: 11. Width: 11

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On Retrieving

Dear Adam,

About 6 weeks ago, I acquired a border collie through the local SPCA.

She is about 18-24 months old. I have no idea of her history. All I can say is that "Rosie" is a very smart dog. Rosie is a quick learner and eager to please me. She knows the word "NO", knows how to sit, is housebroken, comes when commanded to, stays within the borders on my farm, and comes wherever she is when I ring a Tibetan bell.

My Question: Since Rosie is from a working breed, I would like to teach her how to fetch so that she can get as much exercise as possible. How do I go about that, whether it is tennis ball or a Frisbee? I am sure once I have a method, it will take her no time to learn. Could you possibly give me some hints?

PS - I loved your book and use many of your ideas to acclimate Rosie to her new surroundings and ground rules. My friends think I am "nuts" when I spit in my dog's food bowl and talk about being the alpha dog. However, they have very ill-mannered pets and I have one very nice dog!

I look forward to you reply,

Katharine

Dear Katharine:

Thanks for the e-mail.

I would suggest re-reading the section in the book on "How to speed up training results by using the ball and food drive!" on page 53.

This will give you the necessary information regarding how to build up the dog's natural drive to chase the ball (or any other object). This is basically what is known as a "play retrieve".

If the dog has absolutely NO prey drive, then you won't be able to do this with her.

The other type of retrieve is called a "trained retrieve," where you actually teach the dog to formally pick up an object and not release it until give a specific command. Most trainers will use the dog's natural drive to teach the dog to do this exercise FAST and with a lot of fun and outgoing attitude. And this is the proper way to do it, if you're teaching a trained retrieve. (This would be appropriate for a service guide dog, for example).

The only problem with the trained retrieve for the purposes of giving the dog some exercise is that, although the trained retrieve CAN be taught to any dog-- regardless of the amount of drive-- you simply won't get the dog to run fast if he has no natural ball drive.

Within the next couple of months I will be teaching my dog, Forbes, how to do a trained retrieve so that he can carry items in his mouth for an indefinite period of time.

You've probably already read about how Forbes carries my empty McDonald's bag over to the trash can after breakfast, when we return from our daily McHeroin with Egg, Hash Brown and coffee. This is a play retrieve Forbes is doing. When he gets tired, or is simply disinterested, he spits it out. Once I teach him the trained retrieve, he will be able to carry a bag, or a hammer, or a basket (or any object) in his mouth for the duration of an entire 1 mile walk. You can also build on this behavior by teaching the dog to pick things up... like the phone. Or a can of beer!

That's all for now, folks!

Adam

About the Author

Adam G. Katz is the author of the book, "Secrets of a Professional Dog Trainer: An Insider's Guide To The Most Jealously Guarded Dog Training Secrets In History." Get a free copy of his report "Games To Play With Your Dog" when you sign up for his free weekly dog training tips e-zine at: http://www.dogproblems.com

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