Show Record - Liubice Warrior

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Show Class Placing Score Judge Date
Do The Groove Obedience Trial 4 Novice A Top American Eskimo Dog in Class 188.5 Mark Sayers 12/6/2006
This dog appeared to be a bit confused about how this trial works. It looks like this is its first obedience trial.
Tuckaway Kennels Presents IV Novice A Top American Eskimo Dog in Class 192.0 Sarah Smith 12/7/2006
This dog looks like it is getting the hang of obedience but it could use one more trial under its belt.
All Dogz Obedience Show Novice A Top American Eskimo Dog in Class 192.5 Petar Amelia 12/8/2006
This dog appeared to be slightly stressed.
Michianas Obedience Trial Open A Top American Eskimo Dog in Class NQ Finn McKay 12/11/2006
85th Top Dogz Kennel Obedience Trial Open A Top American Eskimo Dog in Class NQ JT Howden 12/12/2006
88th TopDogzKennel Obedience Trial Open A Top American Eskimo Dog in Class NQ Germogen Dominique 12/16/2006
This dog appeared to be slightly stressed.
Obedience at Airlie Open A Open A - 2nd 192.0 Deforrest Aaren 12/30/2006
Brentsmoms Strut and Obey Open A Top American Eskimo Dog in Class 189.5 Andy Astor 1/3/2007
This dog appeared to be slightly stressed.
Out Of The Grey Into The Brains 3 Open A Top American Eskimo Dog in Class 190.5 Grady Aristophanes 1/4/2007
This dog appeared to be slightly stressed.
911 obediance trial Utility A Top American Eskimo Dog in Class 192.5 Germogen Dominique 1/6/2007
Whitneys Dog Emporium Utility A Top American Eskimo Dog in Class 191.5 Graeme Vance 1/8/2007
Dragon CupEnter Show Name Here Utility A Top American Eskimo Dog in Class 191.5 Pat Price 1/11/2007
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