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Michael Romanos · 12-12-2006, 02:07 AM

The Christmas party at the Upper Hutt Dog Training School was held earlier tonight and I had to return the handsome trophy that Taylor had won last year for the most improved dog in agility. Funny enough it wasn't awarded to anyone tonight because the "jury" couldn't decide on a clear cut winner.

But Taylor did not go home empty handed. He and my 10 year old son, Nathan won the children's race -which was racing 150 metres, the handler picking up a ball on the way back to the finish and end by sitting flat down on the ground. And Taylor and me achieved the same result in the men's race.
To cap it off Taylor won the biscuit eating competition among the small dogs - can't eat faster than a Corgi, hungry or otherwise.

So we ended up with a bag of Bosch dry food and four cartons of turkey and lamb casseroles (for dogs).

12-12-2006, 02:07 AM	#1 (permalink)
Michael Romanos Global Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ) Posts: 4,900 Images: 2	Taylor at speed The Christmas party at the Upper Hutt Dog Training School was held earlier tonight and I had to return the handsome trophy that Taylor had won last year for the most improved dog in agility. Funny enough it wasn't awarded to anyone tonight because the "jury" couldn't decide on a clear cut winner. But Taylor did not go home empty handed. He and my 10 year old son, Nathan won the children's race -which was racing 150 metres, the handler picking up a ball on the way back to the finish and end by sitting flat down on the ground. And Taylor and me achieved the same result in the men's race. To cap it off Taylor won the biscuit eating competition among the small dogs - can't eat faster than a Corgi, hungry or otherwise. So we ended up with a bag of Bosch dry food and four cartons of turkey and lamb casseroles (for dogs). Last edited by Michael Romanos; 12-12-2006 at 05:53 PM.