Show Record - Märchen Troubled Past

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Show Class Placing Score Judge Date
Go Get Em 1 Novice A Top West Highland White Terrier in Class NQ Elvin Galan 6/2/2008
This dog appeared to be a bit confused about how this trial works. It looks like this is its first obedience trial.
Find the Spot Novice A Top West Highland White Terrier in Class NQ Herb Hagge 6/12/2008
This dog looks like it is getting the hang of obedience but it could use one more trial under its belt.
IN IT TO WIN IT No. 148 Novice A Top West Highland White Terrier in Class NQ Carlton Aubin 6/23/2008
IN IT TO WIN IT No. 149 Novice A Top West Highland White Terrier in Class NQ Joesph Synder 6/24/2008
Almost nailed the long sit but got distracted.
IN IT TO WIN IT No. 155 Novice A Top West Highland White Terrier in Class NQ Jules Fox 7/8/2008
Rayre Obedience 2 Novice A Top West Highland White Terrier in Class NQ Blake Hepler 7/11/2008
Almost nailed the long down buAlmost nailed the long down but got distracted.
IN IT TO WIN IT No. 157 Novice A Top West Highland White Terrier in Class NQ Jacob Dews 7/12/2008
Endless Wonders 1st Novice A DNP NQ Grady Aristophanes 7/19/2008
Almost nailed the long sit but got distracted.
IN IT TO WIN IT No. 159 Novice A Top West Highland White Terrier in Class NQ Carol Bateman 7/22/2008
IN IT TO WIN IT No. 160 Novice A DNP NQ Brian Jolly 7/25/2008
Bespoke Willow Celebration Obedience 111 Novice A Top West Highland White Terrier in Class NQ Angel Yeung 7/3/2009
Almost nailed the long sit butAlmost nailed the long down but got distracted.
Sentinel Skill Trial No. 7 Novice A Top West Highland White Terrier in Class NQ Blake Hugh 7/4/2009
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In the American Kennel Club, a dog needs 15 points to become a Champion, with each win gaining anywhere from zero to five points depending on the number of dogs competing and the area where the show is held.