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Mystere

by Mystere on 08 February 2009 - 01:02

Can someone please tell us some of the results, NOT the links (which often don't work for everyone)? There was a large entry with some very nice dogs.

by Peter Oja on 09 February 2009 - 22:02


I want to congratulate San Diego for a well executed Regional trial despite the weather and unforeseen tracking obstacles, they did a fantastic job, finding a new tracking field after the original field ended up to be flooded.

A short story on what happen to me in San Diego. Enjoy

I just got up after a long drive back, I had to stop along the road and take a power snooze, so it was about 2 am Monday morning when I pulled into my drive way. Saturday evening was the Judges dinner. The dinner took place in a Thai Restaurant in San Diego. I parked next to the restaurant entrance, it said CUSTOMER PARKING ONLY. Half way through the dinner someone start yelling they are towing our cars. I looked out and my car was gone.

My first  call was to San Diego PD, what a bunch of assholes they are, they did not show any interest in helping me out, ( luckily I left my dog at the hotel) there was a small number listed on the bottom of the CUSTOMER PARKING ONLY sign for a towing company, I called them. They did not have my car, after calling around for a few hours I was able to find my car parked on an impound lot at 0130 am, impounded by the towing company that I called first.

These guys were major assholes, refused to let me pick up my car until Sunday morning. My first question was what time do you open? 7 am. Ok I will be there at 7 am. The impound lot was on the other side of San Diego, I had to leave the dog at the Hotel, now the Hotel was giving me a hard time, you can't leave  your dog at the Hotel, you have to check out, finally I extended my stay told them that the dog is with me and left.

I took a taxi to the Impound lot, found my car, but the lot was closed, I waited until 845 am until they showed up. Slowly after a cup of coffee they guy talked to me and gave me the paper work for my car, $310 to release the car. I blew a gasket then, I wish that you never will have the chance to see me that angry. I had no options, he was behind bullet proof glass and a locked steel door, holding my car hostage. I got into my car raced through town trying to find my way back to the trial field. I arrived there just in time for my Obedience.
 
 


sueincc

by sueincc on 10 February 2009 - 00:02

Peter Oja that sucks big time.  I am sitting here just shaking my head, I don't even know what else to say, except MAN that REALLY sucks big time.

Mystere

by Mystere on 10 February 2009 - 01:02

 I don't know how they do things in California, but in Washington, they would not have towed the vehicle, had the dog been in it.  My Jeep once died on me, in an intersection, when I had 2 gsds in crates in the car.  The tow guy was all adither about them being in the car, because he claimed the tow companies were not allowed to tow with any living persons or animals in the car.  He had to call for someone else to come out from the tow company with all kinds of releases and consents from me in order to tow the Jeep with two dogs in crates.  They did tow me to my house, so I could take the dogs out, then towed the Jeep on to the shop.    Since then, I noticed tow trucks stymied during evening rush hour when a car was parked illegally at the curb after 3 pm...with a  (usually ) small dog inside.  They couldn't touch it, apparently. 

by Christopher Smith on 10 February 2009 - 01:02

Peters’ incident was a tough one. The parking situation was misleading and unfortunately Peter was too busy talking to some idiot jackass too notice his car was leaving without him.

 

But this adversity didn’t seem to fluster Peter at all. And unlike many in our sport would have; he didn’t bitch and moan about it all day. Instead he showed a lot of grace and sportsmanship and showed is dog with a smile on his face. Why he didn’t get the sportsmanship trophy is a mystery to me.






 


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