Show Record - Cowcutta Hook Cimarron

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Show Class Placing Score Judge Date
Whitneys Dog Emporium 6 Novice A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class NQ Jimmy James 1/26/2007
This dog appeared to be a bit confused about how this trial works. It looks like this is its first obedience trial.
Doggy Ring 03 Novice A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class NQ Mickey Bysshe 1/27/2007
This dog looks like it is gettAlmost nailed the long down but got distracted.
HCKs Open Show Novice A DNP 194.5 Deforrest Aaren 2/2/2007
Almost nailed the long down but got distracted.
Doggy 04 and 05 Novice A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class 193.5 Brian Oatman 2/3/2007
This dog appeared to be slightly stressed.
GDRs Wild Aces 1 Novice A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class 193.5 Paul Caraway 2/4/2007
This dog appeared to be slightly stressed.
Ganey Goe 4 Open A DNP NQ JT Howden 2/6/2007
Kobras Killer moves 2 Open A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class 191.5 Lynn Jackson 2/27/2007
Jumping Pups Obedience No. 1 Open A Open A - 1st 192.5 Amanda Young 3/1/2007
BarStar 3/2 Obedience Show Open A Open A - 1st 192.5 Ryan Juliesen 3/2/2007
wild dog show 3 Utility A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class NQ Otto Oswald 3/4/2007
ah no clue Utility A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class NQ Travis Hunter 3/5/2007
Come Out and Play Utility A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class NQ Kristen Wiggs 3/7/2007
Show Us What Ya Got Utility A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class NQ Travis Hunter 3/13/2007
Come Out and Play 2 Utility A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class NQ Otto Oswald 3/14/2007
New Dogz Need Obedience Utility A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class NQ Garry Locke 3/19/2007
Show Us What Ya Got 2 Utility A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class NQ Mike Dixon 3/22/2007
Show Us What Ya Got 3 Utility A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class NQ Bryan Walston 3/27/2007
Show Us What Ya Got 4 Utility A Top Australian Cattle Dog in Class NQ Brian Oatman 3/30/2007

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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.