Xera Vom Haus Tatum, NW2, NE, NC, CW-SP, CW-SI, NTD, CGC
(Xera, German Shepherd Dog)
Xera is a very intelligent, high-drive dog that wants nothing more than to work. She is excelling at agility, obedience and nosework training. Unfortunately, she is also very reactive to both people and dogs. Every day with Xera is a learning experience and every day she makes even more progress toward learning how to handle her fears. I have great hopes that one day Xera and I will be able to step into the competition agility ring together. But if that is not something Xera is able to handle, then she will always be the shining star of my backyard agility ring!
(Xera, German Shepherd Dog)
Xera is a very intelligent, high-drive dog that wants nothing more than to work. She is excelling at agility, obedience and nosework training. Unfortunately, she is also very reactive to both people and dogs. Every day with Xera is a learning experience and every day she makes even more progress toward learning how to handle her fears. I have great hopes that one day Xera and I will be able to step into the competition agility ring together. But if that is not something Xera is able to handle, then she will always be the shining star of my backyard agility ring!
Stargate's Lil' Spitfire Izabelle, OA, OAJ, NF, NAC, TN-N, CL2, CL3-F, JS-N, GS-N, RL1-AOE, NTD, CGC
(Izzie, Australian Shepherd)
Izzie was my first baby puppy in a very long time! My previous dogs all came to me at 6 months-1 year. She has been so much fun to shape from square one. She is currently training in agility, obedience and rally. Since owning and working with two reactive dogs, I'm very pleased with Izzie's sound temperament and friendly nature. Eager to play the "clicker" game, she already knows so many tricks that I can't remember the names of them all. I look forward to competing in agility, flyball, nosework, rally and obedience with this little girl! And who knows...maybe herding and dock diving, too!
(Izzie, Australian Shepherd)
Izzie was my first baby puppy in a very long time! My previous dogs all came to me at 6 months-1 year. She has been so much fun to shape from square one. She is currently training in agility, obedience and rally. Since owning and working with two reactive dogs, I'm very pleased with Izzie's sound temperament and friendly nature. Eager to play the "clicker" game, she already knows so many tricks that I can't remember the names of them all. I look forward to competing in agility, flyball, nosework, rally and obedience with this little girl! And who knows...maybe herding and dock diving, too!
The Usual Suspect Soze Kaizer
(Kaizer, Rescued German Shepherd Dog)
Kaizer was rescued at aproximately 2-1/2 years old. He has some resource guarding and body handling issues that we have been working through. He has taken some time to really trust us but now he is really starting to show what an amazing dog he really is. He can be such a clown one minute and then a serious working dog the next. He is learning nosework and catching on fast!
(Kaizer, Rescued German Shepherd Dog)
Kaizer was rescued at aproximately 2-1/2 years old. He has some resource guarding and body handling issues that we have been working through. He has taken some time to really trust us but now he is really starting to show what an amazing dog he really is. He can be such a clown one minute and then a serious working dog the next. He is learning nosework and catching on fast!
Come Bye Rescue's Hot Stuff
(Pepper, Rescued Border Collie mix)
Meet Pepper, the newest addition to our family. He is my "foster failure" from Come Bye Border Collie Rescue and he has turned our house upside down. Still a pup, at about 10 months of age, he is a combination of silly baby boy dog and diamond in the rough. He makes us laugh every day with his antics. He is learning house manners and basic obedience along with agility and nosework. Hopefully he will compete in agility, rally, obedience and nosework one day. We may even give herding a try.
(Pepper, Rescued Border Collie mix)
Meet Pepper, the newest addition to our family. He is my "foster failure" from Come Bye Border Collie Rescue and he has turned our house upside down. Still a pup, at about 10 months of age, he is a combination of silly baby boy dog and diamond in the rough. He makes us laugh every day with his antics. He is learning house manners and basic obedience along with agility and nosework. Hopefully he will compete in agility, rally, obedience and nosework one day. We may even give herding a try.
