I Spy Star Jester L , U.D., Can. CDX,
U-CDX, CG, HC, CGC, TDI
Jessie
achieved many accomplishments in her career.
In her first 32
shows, through Novice and Open, all were passing scores of 192 and above, the highest
being 199 1/2. In 1991, she was #1 Hound Group in the U.S., Delaney system, and #1
Dachshund in Canada. She was always a very willing and happy worker, obviously happy
to be in the ring. She finished her UD in 6 tries and racked up 44 OTCH
points, with multiple all breed and specialty HITS, in 6 months. At this point, she
developed a herniated disk and was retired from the obedience ring before attaining her
OTCH.
In the breed ring, Jessie earned 9 points
before being retired due to back surgery.
Jessie also participated in field
trials, earning 3/4 of the required points to become a Champion and with a 2nd placement,
again being forced to quit prematurely due to her back problems.
She earned her Certificate of Gameness in Earth Dog trials, winning 1st place with the
fastest time of over 55 entries.
She was a wonderful tracker and was preparing to be certified at the time of her
retirement. She once directly tracked her cat, Simon, who had escaped, and found him 2
fields away, hiding under a tree.
She earned her Canine Good
Citizen with no problem, and was also a registered Therapy Dog with Therapy Dogs
International. She visited schools and nursing homes, giving obedience demonstrations.
Jessie
achieved many accomplishments in her career. 
In her first 32
shows, through Novice and Open, all were passing scores of 192 and above, the highest
being 199 1/2. In 1991, she was #1 Hound Group in the U.S., Delaney system, and #1
Dachshund in Canada. She was always a very willing and happy worker, obviously happy
to be in the ring. She finished her UD in 6 tries and racked up 44 OTCH
points, with multiple all breed and specialty HITS, in 6 months. At this point, she
developed a herniated disk and was retired from the obedience ring before attaining her
OTCH.
