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Michael Romanos · 10-02-2007, 06:47 PM

At work today, my wife had to shout (provide) everyone morning tea because they had read that her Corgi and won NZ Canine Pet of the Year. My wife works for the NZ Conservation organisation.

Taylor refused to put his ears up for the photographers and the TV camera. He was at his keenest when meeting up with some of the Corgis involved in the conformation showing amd just loved mixing with his cousins - one of which won Best In Show at a pre-national championship show held the day before the nationals.

In agility, Taylor did not do so well. He raced fast in his six events but in three of them he knocked down one rail (Damn those high hurdles for mini dogs in NZ) and in another event he decided to stay at the top of the A-frame (in NZ it approaches 7 feet high) and admire the view before jumping off and missing the contact.

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Dog Profile Status: Offline Posts: 4,838 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ)	10-02-2007, 06:47 PM At work today, my wife had to shout (provide) everyone morning tea because they had read that her Corgi and won NZ Canine Pet of the Year. My wife works for the NZ Conservation organisation. Taylor refused to put his ears up for the photographers and the TV camera. He was at his keenest when meeting up with some of the Corgis involved in the conformation showing amd just loved mixing with his cousins - one of which won Best In Show at a pre-national championship show held the day before the nationals. In agility, Taylor did not do so well. He raced fast in his six events but in three of them he knocked down one rail (Damn those high hurdles for mini dogs in NZ) and in another event he decided to stay at the top of the A-frame (in NZ it approaches 7 feet high) and admire the view before jumping off and missing the contact.