September 2007 saw Amber and I head off to Sydney again for the NSW Cavalier agility & jumping trial. Even though we haven't got any quallies in the past, I've been pleased with the way that Amber has performed because I don't think travelling is the easiest thing for her to cope with. Anyway, this year, we were disqualified in our first 3 runs - Master Agility, Open Agility and Open Jumping. I was a tad despondent, as Amber always does well in agility as it seems to be her forte. She's not the fastest cavalier, but I was pleasantly surprised that we came 2nd in Masters Jumping this year. So we got to bring home silver. Woo hoo! Amber was also pleased as she got a new ratty to play with, and she can be seen with her "prize" in her mouth above.
September 2007 saw Amber and I head off to Sydney again for the NSW Cavalier agility & jumping trial. Even though we haven't got any quallies in the past, I've been pleased with the way that Amber has performed because I don't think travelling is the easiest thing for her to cope with. Anyway, this year, we were disqualified in our first 3 runs - Master Agility, Open Agility and Open Jumping. I was a tad despondent, as Amber always does well in agility as it seems to be her forte. She's not the fastest cavalier, but I was pleasantly surprised that we came 2nd in Masters Jumping this year. So we got to bring home silver. Woo hoo! Amber was also pleased as she got a new ratty to play with, and she can be seen with her "prize" in her mouth above.
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