Show Record - Ambrosia von Irony

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Show Class Placing Score Judge Date
sleep later obedience now Novice A Top Clumber Spaniel in Class NQ JT Howden 3/23/2006
This dog appeared to be a bit confused about how this trial works. It looks like this is its first obedience trial.
Sothern Hounds All Breed Blowout Novice A Top Clumber Spaniel in Class NQ Paul Caraway 3/24/2006
This dog looks like it is getting the hang of obedience but it could use one more trial under its belt.
PSD Fun Day Novice A Top Clumber Spaniel in Class NQ Sam Moss 3/25/2006
Show Dog Marethon Novice A Top Clumber Spaniel in Class NQ Travis Hunter 3/26/2006
SUPER DUPER DOGS Novice A Top Clumber Spaniel in Class NQ Andy Astor 3/29/2006
Snowy Mountain Obedience 23 Novice A Top Clumber Spaniel in Class NQ Germogen Dominique 3/30/2006
SIT STAY! Good Job! Novice A Top Clumber Spaniel in Class 185.5 Germogen Dominique 4/16/2006
Almost nailed the long down but got distracted.
THE BEST DOG EVER SERIES 30 Novice A Top Clumber Spaniel in Class 181.5 Frederica Katalin 4/17/2006
Almost nailed the long down but got distracted.
Who is the Best? Novice A Top Clumber Spaniel in Class 187.5 Sam Moss 4/20/2006
Almost nailed the long down buAlmost nailed the long down but got distracted.
*We Love Pups 2* Novice B Novice B - 2nd 200.0 Grady Aristophanes 5/30/2006
Miststar 2nd Obedience Trial Open A Top Clumber Spaniel in Class 176.0 Mark Sayers 6/1/2006
13th Top Dogz Kennel Obedience Trial Open A Top Clumber Spaniel in Class 178.5 Holly Schroeder 6/2/2006
14th Top Dogz Kennel Obedience Trial Open A Top Clumber Spaniel in Class 181.0 Travis Hunter 6/3/2006
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