Again, apologies that I lost my interview notes when my phone went missing, but I do remember that this is Jake and Joyce.
Obedience Classic, 2016 AKC National Championship, Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Two new competitors at the 2016 AKC National Championship Obedience Invitational. I actually did an interview with the handler after they finished in the ring, but all of my notes are in my phone, which I lost on the plane ride home. My apologies that I don’t even remember their names.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Yesterday, I showed you several diving dogs who fell short on their practice jumps. This video shows you what it’s supposed to look like, with a great jump from this little Boston Terrier.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
A few missed practice jumps. Am I a bad person for thinking these are funny? I love the looks on the dogs’ faces as they fall short of the target.
Come back tomorrow to see what’s supposed to happen.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Another dog and handler whose names I didn’t catch. You’ll see the dog miss a few of the obstacles, but have a great deal of fun, nonetheless. That’s what I love about agility. The dogs – and the handlers – have a blast, regardless of technical performance.
This is the same team from clip # 1, competing at the 2016 AKC National Championship Obedience Invitational. In this clip, the handler transfers her scent onto an object, and the object is placed with a group of similar objects. The dog must retrieve the correct object based on distinguishing the scent patterns.
This is a portion of a Golden Retriever’s obedience routine. In this clip, you’ll see the dog heel, wait, and respond to hand signals from his handler.
From last weekend’s 2016 AKC National Championship, Obedience Invitational.
Just a couple of pictures to show that even though the dogs were the center of attention for the weekend, we all remembered it’s the holiday season.
And bringing up the tail (groan), we have the end-of-the-alphabet breeds.
The breeds starting with “S”, beginning with the massive Saint Bernard.
