Show Record - Checkergirl

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Show Class Placing Score Judge Date
Snowy Mountain Obedience 17 Novice A DNP NQ Pat Baldwin 2/3/2006
This dog appeared to be slightThis dog appeared to be a bit confused about how this trial works. It looks like this is its first obedience trial.
Unicorn Garden Obedience 2 Novice A DNP NQ Graeme Vance 2/4/2006
This dog looks like it is getting the hang of obedience but it could use one more trial under its belt.
DLKs 2nd Obedience Show Novice A DNP NQ Germogen Dominique 2/5/2006
This dog appeared to be slightAlmost nailed the long down but got distracted.
DLKs 3rd Obedience Show Novice A DNP NQ Jimmy James 2/6/2006
This dog appeared to be slightAlmost nailed the long sit but got distracted.
DLKs 4th Obedience Show Novice A DNP NQ Bryan Walston 2/7/2006
This dog appeared to be slightAlmost nailed the long sit but got distracted.
DLKs 5th Obedience Show Novice A DNP NQ Bryan Walston 2/8/2006
The owner of this dog had a loAlmost nailed the long sit but got distracted.
THE BEST DOG EVER SERIES 17 Novice A DNP NQ Pat Baldwin 2/9/2006
The owner of this dog had a lot going on today.
Obedience is fun!! Novice A DNP NQ Herb Hagge 2/10/2006
The owner of this dog had a loAlmost nailed the long sit but got distracted.
Playfuls Smarter Than You 1 Novice A Top Brittany in Class NQ Pat Price 2/12/2006
Almost nailed the long sit but got distracted.
THE BEST DOG EVER SERIES 19 Novice A DNP NQ Deforrest Aaren 2/13/2006
THE BEST DOG EVER SERIES 20 Novice A DNP NQ Mike Dixon 2/14/2006
A1 THE BEST DOG EVER! Novice A DNP NQ Donny Marsh 2/16/2006
Obedience fun Novice A DNP NQ Finn McKay 2/17/2006
Almost nailed the long sit but got distracted.

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A specialty show may be regional or national. A "Best in Show" win at a national specialty show is tremendously prestigious, indicating that the winning dog or bitch triumphed at a contest which attracted entries from the most serious fanciers of that breed in the country or continent. Some specialty shows attract international entries.