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Post by anne on Sept 19, 2005 18:19:36 GMT 1
Thought you all might be interested in hearing. We have our first Triple Champion, that is show champion, obedience champion and field champion. Talk about WOW. Ruby is also the first VX6 (Versatile Excellent 6) I'm too lazy to type out her full registered name and the long laundry list of titles before and after. Ruby is pictured on the Regen website www.regenweimaraners.com/Congrats to Shirley, an incredible trainer with an incredible dog. |
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Post by Sylvia on Sept 19, 2005 19:32:34 GMT 1
I read it too. And I think you forgot to tell that she has also the most titles. It must be so great. When do you follow Anne? You have a Dual already ;D  You know the redheads are going as a leader now... |
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Post by Sylvia on Sept 19, 2005 19:33:37 GMT 1
Can you tell what you have to do for the OTCH?
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Post by anne on Sept 19, 2005 21:43:11 GMT 1
Yes, she sure does have the most titles, it's disgusting actually! LOL. I know Shirley and am always asking for training pointers, she is about the best trainer I have ever seen. I have had the pleasure of watching Ruby in obedience and in the field, as well as a few of her kids from different breedings.
We won't be following any time soon, the only obedience title Riley has is a CD, I don't know if we will go much further, I don't enjoy competitive obedience very much.
As for what exactly is required for an OTCH I don't really know except that I know it is very difficult title to get, especially for a Weim!
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Post by Wetdog on Sept 25, 2005 2:38:53 GMT 1
OTCH requires going High in Trial in several matches(I cann't recall exactly how many, ten I think) in a one year period of time.
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Post by Alkemist on Sept 25, 2005 22:48:52 GMT 1
well the website looks amazing - what achievements!
Congratulations to all concerned
Nina and Jensen
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