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| OK, for those of us who don't know our jumps from our weaves, here's the requirements for agility: There are 2 classes - Standard & Jumpers With Weaves (Std. & JWW). They both range from Novice through Excellent. It takes 3 qualifying scores in each class to earn a title. Once the Excellent A title is completed, the dog moves to Excellent B. 10 qualifying scores are then needed to earn a Masters title. While in Excellent B, any points accumulated go toward the MACH requirements. In order to earn a MACH, it takes 750 points & 20 Double Qualifying scores. A Double-Qualifying score (DQ) is received by qualifying in both Std. & JWW in the same day. A point is earned for every second under max course time that the run is completed in. |
| BTW, Irene has him in gorgeous show-coat form to boot! |
| This dog is a must-see if you like topline & reach & drive, IF your eyes can follow him! |
| Tanner was ranked #1 Cocker Spaniel in agility for 2007!!! |
| Congratulations to Irene & Tanner on their recent MACH3 (Master Agility Champion) title! This is something to be very proud of, & indeed, no small feat! |
| Irene & Tanner will be invited again this year to participate in the 2007 AKC Agility Invitational to be held in December in Long Beach, CA. Irene's buff boy, MACH3 Car-Paz Chance's Gold CDX (Hunter) is the #5 Cocker! |
| Watch for Irene's new little guy, Tell-Tail's Tri N Catch Me! His name is Robbie & he's a Razz & Cat choc/tri son, who's a littermate to Bee! |
| MACH3 Tell-Tail's Tri To Imagine XF |