We are so proud of our girl Chinook and her handler Cheryl Pike for coming SECOND in her class of 17 at the American Shetland Sheepdog Assoc National in St. Louis. MO.
MBPIG Ch Shelamo Riding The Wind
We're excited as it's less than 24 hrs before our Junior Puppy girl, Shelamo Flash Forward makes her debut in the US at the American Sheltie National with handler Cheryl Pike!
Pictured taking her 1st points (BOW & BPIG) under respected breeder judge J. BryneFor anyone interested in following the results, as they happen, on the ASSA National this week, in St Louis, MI @ the Purina Farms ( http://www.purina.com/purina-farms/purinafarms.aspx ) you can find them here
sheltiesonline.com
Wish I was there to see it, however, husband's needing assistance with a knee replacement come 1st! At least 2 of our girls will be represented.
Sunday was a whirlwind day ... Mary-Anne & Marylou were here to help bath some dogs, brush others out, do some nails.
The weather was so weird .. it was really windy 24-50 k/hr gusts, would go from dark grey clouds, to rain, to snow, ice pellets and then all of a sudden out would come the sun. We were wondering if we could get some quick pics of Pumpkin in. A quick run outside showed it was sunny with just some fluffy clouds ... great! I'll quickly do her up and will get some pics. Well in less than 20 mins, it was dark & raining ... poop. Ok, back in the crate, let's see if we can get another opportunity ??? Well, we did ... the 3 of us rushed outside, tried to find the least windy spot and went at it.
Aunti MA, I see you coming!
How many more times are you going to throw that squeaky Marylou?
Ok, guys, I've had enough of following you around, time to go in ...I swear there are several of our clients doing agility with their dogs that are going to have to organize a human agility exercise program, just to keep in tip top shape to keep up with their speedy agility dogs.
Lynn reports that Shaymus has increased his speed phenomenally with their new trainer and it's getting harder for her to keep up with him. Here are the recent photos she's sent me.
look at that tight turn after the tire
flying over the bar jump
It is never easy to say good-bye. And when it's a long time client, whose dogs call your home their 2nd home, it breaks our hearts as much as theirs. This gal was just here for a short stay a month ago.
On April 6th, Ceilidh @ 14 1/2 yrs of age, feel asleep peacefully after a short battle of extreme kidney failure.
Opps ... sorry I woke you dear ...
pictured after a day the girls spent here at the spaw, in 2007
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