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CH KASHI GILDED LACE |
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bred by Sue Dykes |
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We had our first Tibetan terrier (Leah) in 1992, and we
thought it would be fun to show her |
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and went to the local show where she won got best
puppy. |
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That show led to another show etc----Our first dog was
a gold sable. Two years later a new puppy arrived (Nola) she was
black. |
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We enjoyed showing and soon entered championship shows
travelling up and down the country and I entered |
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the junior handling classes and young kennel club
stakes classes at shows and achieved good placings . |
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Leah and Nola were
now in the older classes and l wanted a puppy again but was told two is
enough. |
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It was close to
Christmas and l wanted a T.V. for Christmas,
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little did l know that a puppy
was on its way a complete surprise on Christmas day. |
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Lacey was very
special we did everything together, showing handling, obedience, and
agility.
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Obedience is a
discipline that is so necessary you think it is going to be boring but when
the dog works close it gives you a buzz. |
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Lacey retrieves a dumbbell but it is hard to teach as they are not a natural retrieving dog. |
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Lacey also does
scent and a sendaway, we always make it fun. |
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Handling has always
been competitive, l have a glass cup engraved "K.C.J.O. Show Handler of the
Year 1995" |
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age 8-11 years and a gold medal.(Crufts) |
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I won the John
MacDougal Quaich at Crufts in 1999 for the triathlon.
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In 2000, Lacey won
Best Of Breed at Crufts, I could not ask for anything more,
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she lives a quiet life now and lets the younger
Tibetans do the running around. |
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It is hard work but rewarding when
you win and the more time you give your dog, the better
your reward.
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This could not be
achieved without the brains and the beauty of Lacey my best friend.
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Crufts 1999 |
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winning the Triathalon |
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Crufts 2000 |
Crufts 2000 |
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part of the Triathalon competition |
CC & Best Of Breed |
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