Show Record - Bahamutt Check Your Head

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Show Class Placing Score Judge Date
LaLuna Obedience Trial 7 Novice A DNP 172.0 Ryan Juliesen 10/8/2005
This dog appeared to be a bit confused about how this trial works. It looks like this is its first obedience trial.
Baker Street Obedience Bonanza Novice A Top American Staffordshire Terrier in Class 191.5 Otto Oswald 10/9/2005
This dog looks like it is getting the hang of obedience but it could use one more trial under its belt.
Sit, Stay, Come Obedience Trial 2 Novice A DNP 192.0 Amanda Young 10/10/2005
LaLuna Obedience Trial 11 Novice B Novice B - 1st 200.0 Kerrie Orval 10/17/2005
All-breed Sit N Stay 3 Open A Top American Staffordshire Terrier in Class 190.0 Gregg Merrill 10/18/2005
All-breed Sit N Stay 2 Open A Open A - 1st 191.0 Donny Marsh 10/19/2005
Snowy Mountain Obedience 4 Open A Open A - 2nd 191.0 Andy Astor 10/20/2005
Barkvilles Fund Show Utility A Utility A - 1st 192.5 Brian Oatman 10/25/2005
Eratos Dancing Muses II Utility A Top American Staffordshire Terrier in Class 191.5 Gregg Merrill 10/26/2005
This dog appeared to be slightly stressed.
Obedience HIT 2 Utility A Top American Staffordshire Terrier in Class 192.0 Mickey Bysshe 10/27/2005
This dog appeared to be slightly stressed.
Sit N Stay 16 Novice A Top American Staffordshire Terrier in Class 195.0 Mike Dixon 12/1/2005
For All to See Novice A Top American Staffordshire Terrier in Class 194.0 Paul Caraway 12/3/2005
Breakin The Balance Obedience Trial Novice A Top American Staffordshire Terrier in Class 194.0 Grady Aristophanes 12/5/2005
Sit N Stay 18 Novice A Top American Staffordshire Terrier in Class 193.5 Jem Eddy 12/7/2005
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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.