Show Record - Oak View Jazzercise

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Show Class Placing Score Judge Date
Southwest 20 Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Jill Quinton 7/22/2011
This dog appeared to be a bit confused about how this trial works. It looks like this is its first obedience trial.
Run To Win 1 Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Sandra Grooms 7/23/2011
This dog looks like it is gettAlmost nailed the long down but got distracted.
Run To Win 2 Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Lisa Harrison 7/24/2011
Pearls Obedience Trial No. 5 Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Sandra Grooms 7/25/2011
Almost nailed the long down but got distracted.
Blue Waters 1 Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Gary Hernandez 7/26/2011
Blue Waters 2 Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Amanda Mclean 7/27/2011
Walk Before You Run Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Herbert Lawson 7/28/2011
Almost nailed the long down but got distracted.
Ready Set Go Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Lisa Harrison 7/29/2011
Water Down River Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Carla Martinez 7/30/2011
A Dogs Day 2 Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Frank Gonzalez 8/1/2011
Almost nailed the long down but got distracted.
A Dogs Day 3 Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Charles Stallings 8/2/2011
A Dogs Day 4 Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Herbert Lawson 8/3/2011
A Dogs Day 5 Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Terry Simmons 8/4/2011
A Dogs Day 6 Novice A Top American Cocker Spaniel in Class NQ Blake Hugh 8/5/2011
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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.