photo by Swift Bennett

photo by Karen Hocker

Jet Set Tournament in December 2008. 

Look at the concentration and his  crazed

eyes, he loves the sport of Flyball, he really

does!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Photo by Swift-Bennett Photography

Wearing his ONYX ribbon

photo by Andrea Samuels

Kane showing his lovely jumping style,

these two  photos taken at NH USDAA

trials in 2007 and 2008.

Both photos take by Donna Kelliher

photo by Karen Hocker

Photo by Jennifer Nannery

Photo by Jennifer Nannery

Photo by Naturevision

As you can see he already is familiar with the tunnel, though I do not think that is the way it is supposed to be performed!

Kane really likes to play agility.  He has awesome weave poles, great distance work and is doing a great job in the USDAA agility trials that we have been attending this year.  I see awesome accomplishments for him in 2008 in the agility ring.

He went to his first agility demo on August 28th, at the

Scottish Games in Old Westbury Gardens.  He did an

awesome job schmoozing with the public,  he truly

loves people.  He was not at all bothered by the

bagpipes, but he was a little leery of the drums,

but by the end of the day he was getting used to them.

Kane is fitting in well here in Queens, he has moved to

a new apartment, we went from the basement to the

 second floor, he waits nicely to go out as we all tumble

down the stairs.  He has seen sheep, he is learning

about agility.  He still loves people and is a wonderful

addition to my dog family.   See new pictures of him

on the New Photos page.

He was exhausted the day after his first flyball tourney!

Photo by Swift-Bennett Photography

Kane is now six years old, he is smart, agile and he loves, loves, loves Flyball!!    He already has many titles in flyball.  For him nothing is more important in life than the Kelpie god (the tennis ball)!

I also taught him how to swim, he was not overly fond of it in the beginning, but I used the ball and he watched Devin who just glides off the step and into the pool, to show him how to do it.  Now he looks like a dock dog, I throw the toy in the pool and he launches himself into the air, makes a huge splash and comes back time and time again to do it more.