Top Junior Handler: Agility 2006
Logan Stover
(photo courtesy of Sara Nugent)
Hello my name is Logan Stover from Hadley, Michigan. I am 11 years old and have been showing dogs since I was 3 years old. My dog Rowdy and I won Top Junior Handler in Agility for the year 2006. Rowdy is a 6-year-old cocker spaniel that we raised from the 1st day. He is a great dog, always there for me day or night. We have his mom, Foxy (my first show dog), and Dad, Chevy, both agility dogs. My parents own a dog training facility, so I can practice or play with my dog anytime. I had been working hard all last year trying to get points for agility so I could be invited to the Premier. We ended up 6th overall for points in 2006; I was runner up in the nation in 2005 for points. We had also been trying all year competing in AKC agility working on Rowdy’s Championship “MACH”. We went to a lot of shows in Ohio and Michigan preparing for both the Premier and the “MACH” Title. We are still competing in AKC with only 5 DQ’s to go to get the title. I also compete with Rowdy in CPE agility working on his C-ATCH title.
I was excited to go to the big Premier show to run the big run in agility for All-Stars. We were one of the first teams to run, Rowdy was on his “A” game that day. He ran clean and really fast! I knew we did good, I ran him back to our motor home and gave him some treats. He loves food. Then I had to wait…….wait for the results. I had not heard that they were announcing the awards, so I missed the presentation. But, when I did go to check on the awards, the only ribbon lying on the awards table was the big one, First place. I hoped and thought it was mine. I asked the lady in charge, she asked what my number was and confirmed it was ours. I was excited; I knew my dog could do it. I called my Dad back home and then went to get a photo of the big win.
Logan Stover &
UACHX FO Sir Hadley Acres Rough-N-Rowdy CGC CD RA MX MXJ NF CL4-F
Hadley Acres Obedience & Care
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