This past weekend Jack Rachel and I attended the Seattle Kennel Club Show to compete in conformation. 
It was very nice to discover two of Jack's daughter's in competition as well. One owned by our Puget Sound West Highland White Terrier Club President Sandy Davis and the other is owned by club member Becky Clyde (shown by handler Travis Leuton) who took the points on Sunday. We had a number of visitors including a few clients of mine throughout the weekend which made the time between competitions pass quickly. I brought my champion westie boy Jack out of a 3 year retirement to take Best Opposite Sex both days to Sandy Campbell's top winning girl who took a group 2 and a group 3 Saturday and Sunday. My norwich Rachel was not at her best on Saturday but won her class and went Reserve Winner Sunday to Lynn Davis's nice norwich girl who took the points both days. Gail Hersein went Best of Breed both days with her norwich champion boy Gus. Joan (Gail Mother) a few friends of there's and myself cheered him on in group competition both days as he showed very deserving of a placement but it was just not enough against the stiff competition of some of the top ranked Terriers in the country. Keep an eye out for Gus in the future, he is a very nice boy.
It was very nice to discover two of Jack's daughter's in competition as well. One owned by our Puget Sound West Highland White Terrier Club President Sandy Davis and the other is owned by club member Becky Clyde (shown by handler Travis Leuton) who took the points on Sunday. We had a number of visitors including a few clients of mine throughout the weekend which made the time between competitions pass quickly. I brought my champion westie boy Jack out of a 3 year retirement to take Best Opposite Sex both days to Sandy Campbell's top winning girl who took a group 2 and a group 3 Saturday and Sunday. My norwich Rachel was not at her best on Saturday but won her class and went Reserve Winner Sunday to Lynn Davis's nice norwich girl who took the points both days. Gail Hersein went Best of Breed both days with her norwich champion boy Gus. Joan (Gail Mother) a few friends of there's and myself cheered him on in group competition both days as he showed very deserving of a placement but it was just not enough against the stiff competition of some of the top ranked Terriers in the country. Keep an eye out for Gus in the future, he is a very nice boy.
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