ADCH-Silver* PDCH Bounce

LAA-Silver, TM-Platinum, GCH-Gold; SCH-Gold; 2004 GP Semifinalist;

2005 GP Semifinalist; 2006 GP Semifinalist,

Contact Point's Bounce, born May 20, 2001

My "baby", my Miracle Dog.  At age 10, retired from competitve agility, although he still loves to play at home. 

The 3 photos this row by Karen Hocker, Karen Hocker photography c2004

ADCH-Bronze PDCH Trip!

LAA- Bronze, TM-Gold,

2007 GP Semi-finalist

Park Avenue's What a Trip!,

Born October 6, 2004

Like most of my dogs, Trip! has accomplished much in spite of health issues.  He developed hip dysplasia at age 1.

And in August 2010 a birth defect was discovered when some neurologic symptoms arose - his left pelvis is not connected to

anything!  Trip! doesn't care.  He enjoys the performance program in USDAA and continues to show with BC attitude and a

HUGE Trip! smile.

                                                                                                                                                                                             Photo by Mike Lifer Photography

Brassy Beagle MAD, SM, SAM, RM

Also referred to as Bratty Brassy, Miss Brassy - a rescue beagle born about April 15, 2006.

    A MAD Beagle!  She has also earned her Snooker Master and Standard Agility Master titles. 

                                                                                        Photo by Mike Lifer Photography

Kate is a rescue Border Collie, born about July 20, 2008.

Kate at 6 months - and at 2 years she hasn't changed a bit!  Now

trialing, Kate is fast and driven.  Standard legs are hard to come by,

but she is finally in all Masters classes!

Bounce, Bump, Spook and Shadow                                       Bounce, Brassy Beagle, Trip! and Kate

12072011

*ADCH, Agility Dog Champion, is a trademarked title of the United States Dog Agility Association (USDAA), as are all other titles noted on this page and throughout the web site.  LAA-Bronze is a lifetime achievement award, bronze level and denotes a total of 150 qualifying legs.  TM-Gold is Tournament Master Gold level, meaning 35 legs have been earned in the 3 tournament classes:  Grand Prix, Dog Agility Masters, and Steeplechase.  For a complete listing of titles and explanations, see the USDAA web site:  usdaa.com           

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