As far as I know this is the first time?? They are ADAA ppl (not surprisingly). Can't take their dogs, obviously, so are borrowing some.
And Cathy Slot (who owns a Koolie) is judging.
I'm so excited.
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As far as I know this is the first time?? They are ADAA ppl (not surprisingly). Can't take their dogs, obviously, so are borrowing some.
And Cathy Slot (who owns a Koolie) is judging.
I'm so excited.
As far as I know this is the first time?? They are ADAA ppl (not surprisingly). Can't take their dogs, obviously, so are borrowing some.
And Cathy Slot (who owns a Koolie) is judging.
I'm so excited.
i am not sure but i think you could be right about this being the first lot. borrowing dogs could be their down fall i feel that you have to know and work with the dog and get it to bond to you for it to put in 100% for you, but it's great news anyway. i am not a cathy fan, i have meet her a few times at trails.
QUOTE(royalla @ Apr 22 2008, 06:45 PM) 
borrowing dogs could be their down fall i feel that you have to know and work with the dog and get it to bond to you for it to put in 100% for you, but it's great news anyway.
I agree. The really good trainers can meet a dog and do really well with it from the beginning, but when it comes to competing against the best in the world, that isn't likely to be good enough.About Cathy, I don't know her at all well, but have been to a couple of workshops at her house (unfortunately Porsche hadn't arrived then), and I like and admire her.
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