Obedience Trial Entries

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Dog/Bitch Owner Breed
Star of Dawn leopardfern Afghan Hound
Starfleet War Queen leopardfern American Eskimo Dog
Xanderrex LaBellaVixen Australian Kelpie
Lorde of Love Rosy181 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Europa Fire Serpent twotone Doberman Pinscher
Quarterback Eureka twotone Doberman Pinscher
Savina von Venscera twotone Doberman Pinscher
GypsyJoker LaBellaVixen German Shepherd Dog
Dayles Ice Diamond Dayle Giant Schnauzer
Fire*n Ice Emerald Dayle Giant Schnauzer
Morpurgo Exaggeration twotone Great Dane
Shutterfox Temptation twotone Great Dane
Crescent Moonlight leopardfern Irish Setter
furperson time and time again bubby1000 Italian Greyhound
Narnias Baccarat bubby1000 Pomeranian
Indigo Starrs Melange MeadowBrookeacres Rottweiler
Karma von Davis MeadowBrookeacres Rottweiler
Foxy Lightning leopardfern Smooth Fox Terrier
Racing Thunder leopardfern Smooth Fox Terrier
Windsor 24/7 im the best Windsor 24/7 Staffordshire Bull Terrier


Did you know?
The sit for exam is a modified version of the Stand for Exam. It is generally used in novice level classes and requires the handler to order the dog to sit and then to move away from the dog the length of the leash. The judge will then approach the dog and pet the dog's head.