Anyway, she had a happy and successful day. (Thanks, Sue, for taking this photo.)
She did once again think someone in the crowd was dangerously unknown and must be watched at all times, but this only caused her to go around the jumps once, and when she was sent down again - the dog who makes a mistake can run again after her three team-mates - she ran well.
She earned a medal! Here she is standing proud and straight with it:
And I'm not listening to any suggestions that maybe she didn't have a clue about the importance of this medal and that someone was holding a treat above her head!
Here's the medal in closeup. Third place in division seven.
How many sections, you ask. And how many teams in division seven?
Yep...seven divisions in the competition and three teams in that level.
11 comments:
Oh, congratulations, Penny! Personally, I think that's a GREAT achievement!! :-)
Slobbers,
Honey the Great Dane
Well, she always looks like a champ, but that's a spiffy and well earned medal! Congratulations to Penny and to Parlance!
What wonderful photos those are of her sitting proudly wearing her medal. Congratulations to both of you.
Oh,she is very proud and so sweet.Bravo Penny !
What a great action shot! And she does look so proud with her medal.
Parlance, Don't tell Penny how many divisions and how many teams, she looks proud!
Honey, to me the greatest part of it, which I'm sure Hsin-Yi will agree with, is that Penny enjoyed herself and participated willingly.
Yes, Curator! I agree - very spiffy! (Love that word.)
Sue, we bloggers get up to some tricks, don't we? I loved setting up this photo so it looked as Penny was sitting proudly with her medal. It was fun!
Schwang, it's a great action shot isn't it? And all the more difficult in the strange lighting conditions. It was taken by Doozer, "mum" to another dog.
Mary, luckily Penny can only count up to three or four, so she won't realise she came last in the lowest level. However, the real achievement, to my way of thinking, is that she ran clean runs.
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