Working, Herding, & Sporting by Emily at Elite Havanese Puppy and Dog Breeders

Junior Handling

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2013 Emily's Final Year in Junior handling 2013 Show Accomplishments
2014 Charlotte's First Year in Junior handling 2014 Show Accomplishments

2013 Junior Handling Judging Assignments

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MASTIFF

CH. Sassy and her friends. REO litter

My web master has a ranch and they have working dogs. They use these dogs for moving their cows and gathering them up. Actually they only use one - Meg. She's a black and white Border Collie. Their other dog, Bunch, is still a puppy and will work when he's older. Bunch is a tri-colour Border Collie which is black, brown, and white. These dogs are called herding dogs. You can see their ranch here: www.meadowsprings.com. It's a guest ranch, too, so you can go and stay there and meet Meg and Bunch.

My web master has a friend, Bruce, that has a Golden Retreiver. He doesn't show the dog, though - the dog shows him... where it's safe to walk, etc. His dog is a seeing eye dog! You can read about Bruce and his dogs on this web site that is in memory of Arden, his last dog: www.meadowsprings.com/arden. Bruce's new dog, Aurora, just graduated from Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc. It costs many thousands of dollars (approximately $40,000) to raise and train a guide dog. This figure goes up to about $70,000 over the dog's lifetime. So, if you can, they'd really appreciate a donation. You can make a donation here: Guide Dogs Donations. Make sure you tell them that your donation is "in Memory of Arden". Canadian tax returns will accept donations made in US funds!