OTIS ORCHARDS, WA, October 25, 2012 (Press-News.org) German Shepherd Breeder, I-Guard International traveled to the 2012 Rose City Working Dog Association (RCWDA) Regional Dog Trial and Conformation Show last month in Woodburn, Oregon. Jacqueline Lungu and the I-Guard team competed with three German Shepherds in the trial portion of the event and ten dogs competed in the conformation show.
Two out of three dogs were awarded titles in the trial and nine of ten placed in the show and were awarded trophies.
The highlights from the event included being awarded 1st place in the 9-12 month old category in the conformation show for both male and female German Shepherds with Hammer Vom I-Guard International and Heidi Vom I-Guard International.
Jacqueline Lungu competed with her 26 month old female, Yuca vom I-Guard International and was awarded the IPO 1. Kathy Babkirk and her dog, Lee, competed and earned a BH title. Raino Flugge was the judge for the trial portion of the weekend. It is a great accomplishment to earn a title under Flugge as he is known as for his tough judging.
The judge for the confirmation portion of the event was Show Judge, Frank Goldlust from Germany was present during the protection routine of Lungu and Yuca. During the show, Goldlust announced to the crowd, "There are only twenty dogs in the whole world that can work like Yuca does and show like she does."
"It was an honor to get that kind of compliment from a judge of his caliber," states Lungu. "It's always exciting to win at these regional events, but receiving a compliment from Frank is the greatest achievement we can receive. To get an IPO title under such a tough judge like Raino Flugee really proves that we have a solid training program and to do so well at the show proves that we are a leading German Shepherd Breeder and raise some great dogs."
Full trial and show results can be viewed on the RCWDA website.
For more information on I-Guard International's German Shepherd breeding program and dog training services, call 509-893-3542 or visit www.iguardinternational.com.
About I-Guard International
Founded in 2000, I-Guard International is a family-owned and operated full-service German Shepherd breeder and professional dog training services provider in Spokane, Washington. I-Guard International specializes in breeding import German Shepherd puppies, private dog training, protection dog training and more. For more information, call 509-893-3542, or visit the company's website at www.iguardinternational.com.
German Shepherd Breeder I-Guard International Brings Home Two Titles and Nine Trophies From Rose City Working Dog Association Regional Dog Trial and Conformation Show
I-Guard International joins the ranks among the top German Shepherd dog breeders in the world, brings home two titles and nine trophies and a special remark from the Judges at RCWDA 2012.
2012-10-25
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[Press-News.org] German Shepherd Breeder I-Guard International Brings Home Two Titles and Nine Trophies From Rose City Working Dog Association Regional Dog Trial and Conformation ShowI-Guard International joins the ranks among the top German Shepherd dog breeders in the world, brings home two titles and nine trophies and a special remark from the Judges at RCWDA 2012.