Editing Flyball (section)

=== National Record Times ===

'''Australian'''

* The current [https://www.flyball.org.au/ AFA] record is 15.987 seconds and is held by Norwest Thunderdogs 1 (set at Canberra show on 26 February 2022). The Norwest Thunderdogs 1 team consisted of Ivy (Australian Kelpie), Link (Koolie), Inferno (Border Collie), and 9 inch height dog Swift (Koolie) .

'''British'''

* The current record is 14.23 seconds and is held by Raptors (set at a UKFL event at  Newark showground 2024)
* The current multi-breed record is held by Tails We Win flyball team who set the record of 15.42 in May 2023
* The current Crufts Flyball record is 14.27 seconds and is held by Roadrunners Beep Beep, set 11 March 2023. They are also the first non-UK team to win the Crufts flyball tournament, and on their first attempt.

'''Belgian'''

* The current Belgian record is 14.16 seconds and is held by Roadrunners Flyball Team based at Zonhoven. It was set at Beersel on 16 July 2023. Roadrunners Beep Beep, part of The Roadrunners flyball team, attained the record using a height dog, jump height 27.5&nbsp;cm. The record was set outdoors at a Super Cup competition.

'''Poland'''

* The current Polish record is 14.84 seconds and is held by Fractal Flyball Team based at Gdańsk. It was set in Gdańsk on 19 September 2021.

'''EFC'''
* The current record by European Flyball Championships ruling is 15.31 seconds and is held by Roadrunners flyballteam from Zonhoven, Belgium, and was set at EFC 2018 in Poland. The EFC tournament is an outdoor competition.

'''North American'''

* The current [http://www.u-fli.com U-FLI] record is 14.182 seconds and is held by Touch N Go. It was set on 12 April 2014 in Hurricane, Utah.
* The current [http://www.flyball.org NAFA] Regular record is 14.433 seconds and is held by Border Patrol. It was set on 5 June 2016 in Rockton, Ontario.