Wins and Brags

Linda Hendrix is pleased to share that her Tibetan Spaniel Lin Chi Wild Angel from TuQute (Dixie) was Winners Bitch and went on to BOW and BOB for a 5 point major at the Sawnee Mountain Kennel Club of Georgia show.

A boy from her February litter, "Jack" (Lin Chi TuQute Seven Card Stud) went reserve to the major on Saturday and Sunday at the Atlanta and Newnan Kennel Club shows this weekend.

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Missy Springer’s Australian Shepherd, Morgan received her Excellent Agility Jumpers Title in July. She has since then competed in a trial, in Pittsburgh, PA and won her Excellent Standard A class. She also was #1 Australian Shepherd in Novice A Jumpers for 2008.

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On September 12, 2009 at the Moore County Kennel Club Dog Show, Mary Bryant's 8 month old homebred Sheltie bitch, Crosswood Snow Angel By A Misty Moon aka "Misty" took BPIS at her very first show! Misty is now BPIS Crosswood Show Angel By A Misty Moon.

July 2009

Ch. Lin Chi Lightning Strikes (Flash), owned by Linda Hendrix, won Best of Opposite Sex in the supported entry Veteran Sweepstakes in Dallas, TX on July 5th.

riers) Starstruck Wine Me Dine Me, aka "Kendall" took Bred-By-Exhibitor Best In Show at the Columbia show in Aiken and then received a major at the Myrtle Beach show. Congratulations to Barb on her “special” win.

Juniors

Nadine Fisher is number one in chinese shar-pei! And she just took a Best Junior in Show in May. Nadine and her sharp-pei “Moon” have only attended 6 shows this year.

Kelsey Martin had a nice Best Junior win at the sheltie specialty in Charlotte with her sheltie “Coupe.” She had a great time at the Sheltie National. It was her first national and she really learned a lot.

May 2009

April 2009

Sherry Wallace said that she had a wonderful time at the Sheltie National from April 18-25. Especially so, since the bitch she co-bred with Jennie Hynes & Rose Tomlin, Ch. Rosmoor Rapture, went Best of Opposite Sex at the National, on April 25. She is so proud! Congratulations, Sherry on the HUGE win!

Mary Bryant was also at the Sheltie National. Her young, Ireland Crosswood Volare' Amore took 4th in the huge 12-18 month AOAC class. Congratulations on the terrific placement!

Mary Ellen Arthur's babies will be on the cover of the next issue of Lowcountry Dog. Don't forget to pick up your copy, which can be found at some vets and your better dog food and gourmet shops.

Rocky and Carolyn Bowers enjoyed having their Irish Wolfhound go BOB at Hilton Head both Saturday and Sunday.

Linda Hendrix is pleased that two of her Tibetan Spaniels strutted their stuff to wins at Hilton Head, too. Ch. Lin Chi Frankly My Dear IGAD was awarded AOM on Saturday and took BOB on Sunday. Ch. Tu Qute's Traveling Man took BOB on Saturday and an AOM on Sunday.