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Thanks @Ravenbird for your skills at keeping things in their own folders 'round here. no, I don't mind it at all, on our behalf, but happy you can help organize the thoughts into something cohesive.

I agree it's a goldmine for new Dobie and dog people or teams experiencing something new together, or setting out with new goals. That is why I never care if it goes OT. Although it's less organized for searchers, I can always bring it back to K and Z with any news to post.

Thanks @Ravenbird for putting the specifics out there. I didn't have time at the moment. I also want to add for anyone interested, that the evaluator must require only the behaviors listed in the requirements, they are not allowed to expect more and then not pass your dog. My evaluator was...

You know, I may have put those in other threads, now I can't remember. The CGCA is a little more distraction oriented, uses more distraction dogs, and uses more challenging situations for the dog while expecting pretty much the same results. What it doesn't do is ask for the 3 minute...

UKC has issued Zastava's Advanced Nosework title as of yesterday! Now I have to decide if we want to keep running in Advanced class to get an advanced Championship, or, start right away on something more challenging by moving up to running in Superior class.

As many may have guessed, I love unique names and i can't wait to know what your son will name her. It's infuriating that she looks like she was dumped. Glad to have her on board in the DCF and see how she comes up.

I love that her name might sound kinda like Tara but with that extra R for flare!

:congrats:to your son! great story! Every once in a while, you run across that dog. Glad you were able to connect her with your son, and I would guess you will have easy access to be able to see her mature and flourish.

photo credit goes to @JanS

I will submit this one for now. I don't know how to edit yet, but if you want to do any editing, feel free!

Happy 3rd, beautiful Pepper! Enjoy your off leash time on your hike today! It certainly has been a privilege to watch you grow up and become an adult!

Happy Birthday, handsome man! :hb: :party:

We have fun with the nosework, and hope you will find it rewarding, too, and I have seen the weight pull and it looks fun!

As someone who has never shown in AKC but participates plenty in UKC, conformation and otherwise, I would love to read your experiences of the differences, if you notice any and would wish to maybe start a thread on it. Remy is stunning, by the way!

Thanks! Dutchie is a great dog, but she is a MONSTER! (that's not really the right word but I can't think of the right one) She's 2 now, and her owner was 16 when she bought her, so Dutchie has always been super active with such a young owner. They do everything together, and it's all active...

This is Dutchess running the PC course. Not my dog but I thought it belongs here.

great photo! Annie makes those flowers look great!

Some from our first Precision Coursing trials.

Definitely this for us. Z's cheap nylon harness and long leather lead and she gets excited because she knows the oils are somewhere around the corner. Her snake chain going up by her ears, she knows to strut her posture. While I never have asked her to strut her posture without that chain, a...

I don't do any bite sports work with any of my dogs. It's not that I am not interested in it, and I really respect the people who have chosen to do it, and do it correctly, it's just that I haven't found it close to me, and admittedly, I am not searching it out. So I can't help you with any...