Monthly Archives: March 2011

We had a great weekend at the Louisville cluster running agility and going out to favorite and new and entertaining restaurants.  Legend began the weekend with a double NQ on Thursday, he did something strange for him on his first … Continue reading →

EOC had 6 dogs with 5 handlers in the Shelter Dog Olympics at the Louisville cluster. Lisa & Rocket, Tanea & Misha, Sydney & Seamus, Terry & DooDah and Cheryl with Milo and Leo. Of the 8 total medals awarded … Continue reading →

After entering online at the last minute, Pax (Smooth Collie) went Winners Dog in conformation on Thursday at the Louisville cluster. It was the only day I could enter but at least he got another point toward his breed championship. … Continue reading →

Rocket earned a silver medal (second place) at the Inaugural Shelter Dogs Olympics in Louisville on Saturday.  There were thirty dogs entered in the obedience event, so the little boy did a nice job in a very chaotic environment. Lisa … Continue reading →

Zoe (Miniature Schnauzer) finished two titles this weekend at the ACE agility trials. She earned Novice standard and Novice jumpers from the Novice A classes. Dave Vanhooser

EOC now has it first mix breed member with Rally and Agility titles. Leo got his NAP and NJP agility titles this weekend. He is now Heavens Red Woff CGC RA NAP NJP. He began working on these titles in … Continue reading →

My little blue sheltie, Kathy, entered her first trials and earned a pair of 195 scores in Beginner Novice, her first legs. Kathy was shipped to me from New York when she was 1 year old because I wanted a … Continue reading →

Secret went Best of Opposite Sex in the Veteran Sweepstakes at the Pomeranian Nationals yesterday. Today was another good day at the dog show. I groomed and showed Fin, my friend Vickie’s dog. He got 1st place in the American … Continue reading →

Zoe (Portuguese Podengo Pequeno) earned her Novice FAST Preferred title on Saturday at the ACE agility trials. If they gave a title for the best ground sniffing, we’d have several MACHs….i.e. her other runs were not so great! Suzanne Farney

Rick Mullen and Dillon (Sheltie) finish one title at the ACE agility trial in Princeton, Indiana yesterday, the MX, with a First Place and 56 MACH points.