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by CMathis on 01 October 2013 - 15:10
Susie,
You said exactly what I was getting ready to say. It doesn't matter if we are talking SL or WL bloodlines. A good working dog is a good working dog.
Best Regards,
Cheryl
You said exactly what I was getting ready to say. It doesn't matter if we are talking SL or WL bloodlines. A good working dog is a good working dog.
Best Regards,
Cheryl
by seeofred on 01 October 2013 - 15:10
What susie said
by Kevin Nance on 02 October 2013 - 01:10
To Slamdunc, Mystere and others like minded who have posted, spot on.
Vandal and I have competed (with excellent help) top 20ish at multiple USCA National events; add in a couple of articles and we are pushing top 12. He has shown SG or V in all three phases multiple times at the National or World level.
Having said that, we are LIGHT YEARS in capability from "competing" at the podium level from the Sean O Kane's, Mike Diehls, and others in our sport. That would also include many we may have out scored on a given day....
A very, very small number of show lines can participate well at the national level IF they have the training and effort ascribed by Mystere. But to win or compete VERY highly is genetically a small likelihood.
Mystere, thank you regardless for the very nice plug for Karen Sinclair, myself and a very few others who have given it a fair shot.
Kevin Nance
Vandal and I have competed (with excellent help) top 20ish at multiple USCA National events; add in a couple of articles and we are pushing top 12. He has shown SG or V in all three phases multiple times at the National or World level.
Having said that, we are LIGHT YEARS in capability from "competing" at the podium level from the Sean O Kane's, Mike Diehls, and others in our sport. That would also include many we may have out scored on a given day....
A very, very small number of show lines can participate well at the national level IF they have the training and effort ascribed by Mystere. But to win or compete VERY highly is genetically a small likelihood.
Mystere, thank you regardless for the very nice plug for Karen Sinclair, myself and a very few others who have given it a fair shot.
Kevin Nance
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