Charlie is excited to go out for a swim, his mission to retreive as many times as we will allow
Kelly's Legacy by Cruiser CD, JH, NAJ
Better known to those who knew and loved him as
Charlie Bear
Feb 25 2001- March 18 2008
Charlie just can't get enough of the water!
On this warm summer day Charlie retreived over a dozen times
Charlie Bear suffered from Lung problems after he had won the battle over Valley Fever. The
after effects to his lungs would cause him many problems and eventually a removel of his left lung lobe. Charlie had
such a Zest for life we had to give him as many years as his lungs would allow. We bought him 3 wonderful years for
Charlie to live on our 20 acres. Charlies most favorite thing in the world besides food was to Swim! He
was a great and strong swimmer, but eventually he had to wear a life vest, he did not care as long as he could swim!
Kelly
June 3 1995 - January 5 2006
OTCH Knights Little Kelly Girl
UDX, TDX, AX, AXJ, VCD3, WD, SH, FM
My Little Kelly Girl, was the light of my life, she gave me all of
her heart and soul. She put everything she had to giving me a good performance in all events we trained and entered in. I
am Proud and honored to have had this lovely little dog in my life. She taught me so much and I still had more to learn,
her greatness will live on in her memory and her puppies.
Thank you Kelly for all that you gave me, your love will be felt in my heart for the rest of
my life.
I have traced Kelly's pedigree back to the famous Artru show line,
Kelly truly did the breed proud!
Kelly was the first American cocker to earn the AKC versatility 3 title, and one of the few cockers
to earn an OTCH, UDX in AKC obedience, and to follow all that up with a Senior Hunter title. Kelly was a
truely amazing little dog!.
Kelly posing for a picture in the wetlands area LV
Kelly was asked to appear in a book titled 'Dog Bless America' she is pictured for the NV page
Kelly caught in the act of hunting up a tree
Kelly loved to hunt up what ever she could find on our 20 acres in Utah
Kelly earned herTDX in the pouring rain, CA 2000
Kelly's love and passion was tracking,
One of my favorite picture of Kelly
You cansee at 10 years old the age and wisdom of my Kelly girl on a snow day in Utah 2005
Knights Angelina My Lady UD
1990-2003
Angie was a rescue from a breeder. She had fears of people, children, noises, and anything new. The kind
of fear that she would flee all she could focus on was the fear she would make herself ill with fear.. With over a year of
behavior modification with clicker training, I was able to show her and she earned her UD, but most important was she was
a happy dog and lived to 14 years old in our home.
OTCH Daisy Girl X TD
1983-1995
Daisy was my first obedience trained dog. To earn an OTCH with your first dog is amazing,
Daisy made up for all my novice mistakes, she was an amzing cocker spaniel, I owe her for starting me off in this great
journey of dog sports. She was truely one of a kind.
Not Pictured is Dana's Mr Sniffles CD earning a 198 in his first obedience trial, was sure to be an OTCH, but was retired
before we could show in Open due to epilipsy, but lived to 13 years old a very happy dog.
Daisy's Sahra CDX, a lovely little dog just like her mom Daisy Girl, owned, trained and shown by my daughter Dana as
a junior handler.
Both American cocker spaniels
Workmans Tina Turner UD
1986-1999
Tina was a rescue, she came to us at 14 months old, she was a very loyal companion, got on well with all
the cockers. I often think about another Dobe, but I don't think I could find one that would measure up to our Tina Turner.
Not pictured
Pomeraninan
Little bit o Pepsie CDX
Trained and shown to CDX by my daughter Galynn as a junior handler
