Number 1, Again

Funny, that's the second photo I've seen today of an A-frame covered in snow!
Congrats on your rankings...it takes a strong team to have that level of consistency.
Buddy (now at the Bridge) ran NADAC as a Skilled Veteran until just shy of his 10th birthday - we don't get many NADAC trials around here. He was running AKC at 8 inches (regular height) as late as July of this past year, about a month before he started showing symptoms of his cancer.
Diva hasn't run any agility since October, when I fell and did a number on my ankle. Still haven't been cleared to run by my Dr.

Congratulations Breeze!

She's a golden - OF COURSE she's great and Number 1. The only reason she was number 2 last year is because she thought the other dogs were getting hurt feelings. They obviously told her they weren't so she'ss back doing it. :)

I had a foster dog (shepherd/husky) who did agility for years with her family. She was the fastest dog of all of them and could just blur through the course. And she loved it! Until she got to the competitions. As soon as they'd start, that dang dog would race out of the ring and visit her dog friends (the same friends she saw during practices and ignored). I had to explain to her mom that Meg was just making it clear that she was the boss and not to expect her to just do things on command. That dog was just too dang smart and loved to keep you on your toes. And she'd laugh the entire time.

After having taken an introductory agility class last fall with three year old rescue Lab, Ollie, all I can say is "My hat's off to you!" What a tremendous amount of work the two of you have put in...and an 11 year old Golden still competing at top form is amazing!

An impressive record, indeed.

A very impressive record, especially for a "senior" lady!! Congratulations!!

Congratulations to you and your beautiful Breeze!

Congrats! :C

Well done, Breeze!

congrats. That is very impressive.

Keep running her as long as she looks good and wants to do it.
Mark