Expat Performance Obedience

A big congratulations to Cheyenne and Ex on their IGP 1! 🎉

We’re incredibly proud of this team and the work they’ve put in to reach this milestone. Behind every title are hours of training, setbacks, breakthroughs, and the determination to keep showing up.

Watching Cheyenne and Ex develop into the team they are today has been a pleasure, and this achievement is well deserved. Congratulations on a fantastic trial and a well-earned IGP 1!

Here’s to the next chapter! 🏆🐾

Next up is:

Anna-Marie and R***r 🌟

It was such a pleasure watching these two perform out on the field. You two looked like such a great team out there, and it was wonderful seeing all of your hard work come together. We’re so excited to watch your journey continue and can’t wait to see what the future holds.

Congratulations on your BH! 🎉

Judge: Deb Krsnich

It was a big weekend for the Expat Obedience students…

First up: Kylie and Flicka! ✨

This team stepped outside their comfort zone and onto the trial field for the very first time — and that alone is a huge achievement. It takes a lot of courage to put yourself out there, trust your training, and take that leap.

We’re so proud of you both, and congratulations on achieving your BH! ❤️

💥 Big cheers to Linda Voss and her amazing dog, Torvin, for earning the CKC OTCH Title - Obedience Trial Champion! It’s been such a joy to be part of your journey. I can’t wait to cheer you both on as you dive into those Nose Work trials! Go team! 🎉🐾

🔥This past weekend was exciting for some of our students who participated in a trial hosted by Oxford Working Dog Club. 🔥Two fantastic teams earned the UPr 1 title under judge Darwin Anderson: Sacha and Kora, and Cheyenne and Havok. They really showed off their teamwork!👏

Let’s talk about Sacha and Kora first. Kora is an incredible 35-pound pocket rocket who can jump an amazing 1 meter high and fly on the sendout into an impressive down! Their hard work and training paid off with a wonderful performance that really highlighted the special bond they share.

Now, onto Cheyenne and her lively female, Havok! Cheyenne did an awesome job managing Havok’s energy, which can be quite a challenge. They put on a tidy performance that earned them a fantastic score of 92 points.

Both teams demonstrated commitment and patience, reminding us that every dog has its own unique strengths and quirks. Trials are not just about winning but also about training, building strong connections, and finding new strategies.

We can’t wait to see what our students will achieve in the upcoming events. Keep reaching for the stars everyone!

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