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Show Class Placing Score Judge Date
Summer Camp Novice A Top Spinone Italiano in Class 180.5 Jared Weiderhold 7/2/2006
This dog appeared to be a bit confused about how this trial works. It looks like this is its first obedience trial.
22nd Top Dogz Kennel Obedience Trial Novice A Top Spinone Italiano in Class 185.0 Mike Dixon 7/3/2006
This dog looks like it is gettAlmost nailed the long down but got distracted.
Urgo All Dogs Are Good At Obedience 4 Novice A Top Spinone Italiano in Class 194.0 Mark Sayers 7/4/2006
Besr Friends forever Open A Top Spinone Italiano in Class NQ Germogen Dominique 8/27/2006
Just How Good Is Your Dog ? 4 Open A Top Spinone Italiano in Class NQ Ryan Juliesen 8/28/2006
48th Top Dogz Kennel Obedience Trial Open A Top Spinone Italiano in Class NQ Lean Hoeffner 8/29/2006
Just How Good Is Your Dog ? 5 Open A Top Spinone Italiano in Class NQ Germogen Dominique 8/30/2006
Haley8593 Champ Kennel Winter Bash Open A Top Spinone Italiano in Class NQ Pat Price 9/1/2006
OakMead What A Good Dog Open A Top Spinone Italiano in Class NQ Mark Sayers 9/2/2006
61st Top Dogz Kennel Obedience Trial Open A Top Spinone Italiano in Class NQ Herb Hagge 9/3/2006
Just How Good Is Your Dog ? 9 Open A Top Spinone Italiano in Class NQ JT Howden 9/4/2006
Just How Good Is Your Dog ? 10 Open A Top Spinone Italiano in Class NQ Gregg Merrill 9/5/2006
Lunaeris Great Dogs Open A Open A - 3rd 184.5 Bryan Walston 9/6/2006
Just How Good Is Your Dog ? 11 Open A Open A - 4th 183.0 Stevie Davy 9/7/2006
WhatIf This Was A Real Cmpetition Open A Top Spinone Italiano in Class 186.0 Grady Aristophanes 9/8/2006
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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.