Klicker is a TOTAL SHOW DOG!

He is an IABCA International, National, and Ehren Champion

He is a UKC Grand Champion - See how he did it!

Klicker began his show career at 4 months of age.  Here he is shown with honorable Walt Pasko as he wins yet another Best of Show Novice Puppy.  Isn't he cute?  (Klicker - not Walt.  No, wait.  Walt is cute too!)

Photo by Kim Allison

Klicker started showing in the big dog classes at 7 months old.  Here he wins his first 10 points under judge Ron Gaither.  Mr. Gaither becomes a very influencial judge in Klicker's life as far as firsts go.

After several Reserves, Klicker takes his first
Best Male and Best of Winners under the hysterically funny, Jean Hall in September 2000 in Tulare,  CA. 

The day before the 2000 National in Texas,equally as funny, Janie Collins gave Klicker his final major and with 105 points, he moved on to the Champions class.  The next day during National, Klicker was the only male to make the top five cut in the Champions class under honorable, Sandy Comer.  Klicker was nine months old!

Klicker's first Champion win was not until May 2001 under the wonderful Jim Jones in Salt Lake City, UT.  Klicker only went to this show to make sure there were enough Champions for my friend to finish her dog.  It turned out there were over 10!

Just after winning his first Champions class, Klicker came in and did it again under the great Judy Jones.  Klicker has a couple of Best of Breeds under Judy Jones as well as a couple of BIMBS! 

Photo by Big Bully Designs

Klicker then started pounding the pavement in the HUGE Champion classes in the Pacific Northwest.  We rarely had less than 25 entries in the Champions class alone.   Here he is being handled and shown by junior, Heather Becklund.

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Despite all the big entries, we continued to make the cut in almost every class.  Notice the awesome convergence! (On the dog silly!)

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Another cut, another day.  It felt like it was taking forever for us to earn another leg. We had plenty of Reserve's.

Photo by: Elvie Arnobit

Finally!  Over 26 other Champions, Klicker claimed his third leg under honorable Pat O'Donnel.  This was truly an exciting and unexpected win.   Boy did I scream!

Klicker's fourth Champion win and Best of Breed under honorable John Tompkins was probably one of my most exciting wins to date.  Klicker had also received a qualifying score in Novice A obedience for his second leg toward his UCD.  This made Klicker a TOTAL DOG QUALIFYER!  I couldn't have been more proud.

Despite all my screaming and running and jumping around after Klick became a Total Dog, Sandy Drake "hated to do it" but she had the guts to put Klicker up for his final Champion win making him a UKC Grand Champion that same afternoon.  At least she didn't put me at the end of the line again!  It was a great day and one I will always cherish for Klicker and I.

In the summer of 2000, Klicker won the Best Washington State Bred Puppy in Show award from honorable judges Joe and Dianna Allen.

In 2001, Klicker came back and under Pat O'Donnel, was awarded the Best Washington State Bred Adult award over 16 other dogs.  In 2002 under Judy Jones and again in 2003 under Walt Pasko and finally in 2004 under Fred Lanting, Klicker won the Best Washington State Bred Total Dog Award.