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"AMBCR rescuers are experienced with high drive dogs and most of us participate in a performance sport with our own dogs. Many of our rescues are adopted to performance homes. If you are seeking a dog for obedience, freestyle, dog agility, flyball, tracking or herding, you may wish to consider one of the performance dog prospects currently in our foster care." |
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SUCCESS STORIES: | |||
Below are photos of dogs who excel in performance sports. Some of these dogs are owned, trained and handled by an AMBCR rescuer. Others are some of our greatest adoption success stories. As you can see, some of these dogs are not Border Collies but all have the intense drive and energy level that require a high level training program and a "career" in a performance activity. | |||
Moel Hemp is a Border Collie owned
and handled by Myra Soden. He has earned AHBA level III titles on sheep and ducks and his AHBA Herding Trial Championship. He was in the 2002 Top Ten of Virginia Open Ranch dogs in USBCHA trials. |
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Heather (left and above) was rescued and fostered by Myra Soden. She has earned several herding titles in AHBA and is in the Top Ten of Virginia Pro-Novice dogs in USBCHA trials, with her owner Deb of Berryville, Virginia. |
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Saba (right), an AMBCR rescued Border Collie, is a terrific agility dog with her adopted owner, Clare, of Winchester, Virginia | |||
Chase AX AXJ MAD GM SM EAC EJC EGC (left) is a high drive very INTENSE Border Collie. He competes in dog agility competition in USDAA and AKC. Chase is owned and trained by AMBCR rescuer, Terry Woods. | |||
U-CH Blitz MX MXJ AD (left) and Bear MX MXJ MAD SM RM EAC EJC OGC CGC (right) are two high drive American Eskimo Dogs who currently compete at the top levels of USDAA and AKC dog agility. They are owned and trained by AMBCR rescuer, Terry Woods | |||