“Pete fit right into the group here, and found his BFF in Dean, my youngest Cardigan. These two are wild Corgis at home, running nonstop and rarely sleeping more than five hours straight.”
“All of my Corgis get to do whichever performance events fit them best, but they all start out in basic obedience. Pete began obedience classes as soon as his puppy shots were done and has worked as a demo dog in rally obedience classes, watching and learning the ropes.”
“Pete went to his first AKC Rally trial in March of 2012, receiving three qualifying scores and his Rally Novice title. After these shows, AKC announced a new Rally National Championship event. Pete had qualified in part by getting his title in the qualifying period, but he needed to get three scores over 90 % to be invited. We took a few months off of showing to work on some training. In October we got back in the ring, where we had a great time and Pete got his qualifying scores. He’s also tried some herding, which he loved and was good at. Lately he has started working in agility training. Pete doesn’t find any of this work; for him it’s all part of the games we play!”
“He’ll be just a baby at the Rally Nationals. My goal is for him to have a good time and enjoy his first really large show. I believe Pistol Pete has a big future ahead!”
Anonymous says
Congratulations Pete! I remember the week you stayed with me before I took you to Becky and your forever home. It was impossible not to fall in love with you. Good Luck at the Rally Nationals!
susancorgi says
Congratulations, Pete. I am so impressed by how hard you and Mom have worked and accomplished in such a short period of time. Have a great time at Nationals. You should get a blue ribbon just for showing up… you are THAT cute.