New Year Resolution!

Looking back at my pen down new year resolutions, I seems to have deviate from my plans.... It's time to regroup or refocus on my plans again and try to steer back on course.

CHINESE NEW YEAR GREETING!

We will like to wish all our friends, near or far, A HEALTHY, WEALTHY & PROSPEROUS LUNAR NEW YEAR! ALL THE BEST in the Year of the Dragon! DEXTER, DEBRA & OUR HOUSEHOLD OF CHAMPIONS! SINGAPORE

FY2012 targets and plans ....

Last year 2011 was a very busy year, leaving me with very little time for my own dogs and their training. This new year, I have plans to invest my time training my dogs so that they can realized their best potential. I am putting these down, so that it will help me to keep to my plans. 1. Millie is now 4, - Millie is one of my top dog in my household, she seems to be excelling in Obedience and Agility training. Now I have this desire to introduce her to the OB ring and continue her agility career. - She is definitely ready for these competitive activities, however I need to do some fine tuning and she will be a gem. 2. Jadie is now 1, - Jadie is in her golden age to start serious training her and one day she will be ready for Obedience and Agility Competitions. Jadie being a shy dog, I need to spend more quality time to build her confident. She is still in her elementary training of basic obedience and agility. 3. Ashley is coming 2, - Ashley is our newer addition. He was my student's dog, but due to some unforeseen circumstances, we have adopted him. Ashley has shown great aptitude in training, he is a great show specimen and a great candidate for Obedience and Agility. I will need to spend time to work out his drive and he will be a force to be reckon. Of course having single out the dogs that I wanted to invest my time and energy, I need to stay fit. The last 3 months, I was unfortunate to have sprained back, and now I'm limping on my right feet. Hopefully I can recover soon and start working on my wonderfully animals. These are my new year resolutions, and that I can spend quality time despite my busy work schedules to train, bond and build a strong partnerships. I always believe the only way to succeed is to train till you and your canine partners read each others like a book.