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FLAME OF THE MOORS
Simply put, Flame is the best athlete that I have
ever worked with. She reminds me of a gymnast with the precision
and control she has of her movements. Even though she is petite in
size, she has a big stride, covers a lot of ground and can turn on
a dime. Her jump style is to die for and even though I do spend
time on all my dogs' jump training, she has always been such a natural
jumper. I can't say enough about this amazing dog. She will
work in any condition of weather, she is the type of dog that works with
the highest of intensity for virtually no reward accept for the work.
She is quiet in the house unlike her screaming on course and her
favorite past time is sleeping in our bed with lots of pillows.
However, when you are call her to work, she is on fire. She
isn't reckless with her body and she has such amazing impulse control.
I think she has broken her start line only twice in competition. I
feel very lucky that I have the opportunity to live and train with her
even though her training time is limited. Like Melba, who my
parents also own, have trusted me in her care and her agility career.
She has such a bright future ahead of her ; I am honored to share
that with her. Flame will be competing at the 2010 World
Games in the 26" Division.
Flame
competing with her usual quiet, controlled self
7 Months Old - May 18, 2007 working with Gene Sheninger
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