I'm pretty sure that most of you know me, but what the heck.
My name is Jordan, I'm an 18 year old female living in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. I'm a dog groomer and spend most of my time at work. I love my job. When I'm not working I am out socialising and training my dog. I also enjoy going to dog shows, agility trials, pretty much anything to do with dogs. I also love photography. I moved out last year and lived with a roomate but recently moved out on my own, so I have very little time to do anything but work and do dog stuff (which means messy, messy house). I am currently having some health issues and so far they don't know what's wrong with me, so I always have appointments, and that takes up more time of course.
I have several pets but my pride and joy is my 3 year old Belgian groenendael (Belgian shepherd), Visa. She is the first dog I've been able to do sports with, and it's all very exciting. We already did a bit of herding and Visa attained her very first title (HIC). Our first agility trial is in April, our first obedience trial is in May, our first (well, MY first, but Visa's second) show is in July, as well as an agility demo and a flying disc competition. We have several events after that. I would like to get Visa's CD title this year and hopefully her conformation championship. I would like to do some more herding this year and although I was hoping to do some schutzhund and therapy with her, I'm not sure she will be able to pass the initial testing for either. She is pretty much my life at this point, I spend most of my time with her (she comes to work with me) and we have alot of fun. I am a very fortunate person to have such a great dog that brings me such awesome opportunities.
Anyways that is pretty much it. I'm a very busy person lol.
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Originally Posted by cyber-sibes
Schutzhund is also known as "protection training." You most often see it with German shepherds. It is like police dog training. The dog is trained to seek out and attack or hold a certain person at bay.
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