I would like to take an opportunity to brag 
					about some of our boys, which have close ties with 
					Northwapiti, and show just how diversely talented these 
					lines are. A few weeks back Triton (Tucoldturain's 
					Triton - GroverxKadie) and Hugi (Northwapiti Tucoldturain 
					Hugi CDX CGN APDT Rally Level 1 -
					StikerxBreezy) were each entered in Rally Obedience trials.
					
					Rally obedience is a relatively new sport with trials 
					through the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT), and very 
					recently starting through the Canadian Kennel Club. If you 
					want to learn more the APDT website is a
					good resource (www.apdt.com). There is another 
					association - CARO - that also hosts trials.
					
					Hugi was entered in the first ever CKC rally trial in 
					Alberta. He received a perfect score of 100. There were a 
					few perfect scores, so 1st place was determined by fastest 
					time. Hugi did not have as fast a time as the 1st
					place dog, and other placings were not given out. However, 
					Hugi now has one leg toward his Novice Rally title with CKC. 
					Hugi is a sibling to Kara, Lokie and Odie.
					
					The star was Triton, who was entered in two APDT Rally 
					trials the same weekend and walked away with 2 High in 
					Trials. A perfect score in APDT rally is 210. His first 
					round was a 206. His second round - a 207, could
					have been perfect except for me! The last exercise is a 
					bonus one for 10 points. Triton did it perfectly, but in my 
					enthusiasm, I released him before putting his leash back on 
					- 3 point deduction. Triton is a Grover son (which 
					automatically makes him special).
					
					The judge for Triton's second round is a gal who has been 
					working with Karen & Dasher in rally obedience. So, I issued 
					a 'challenge' to Karen through our judge that I want to see 
					her in the rally ring. :-) It's public now,
					Karen...vbg.
					
					Jackie Wepruk
					Tucoldturain Siberians
					
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