Hunter, Jack/Parson Russell Terrier NND, CRN 020166
Hunter had to overcome alot to get where she is today & that’s what makes her a MVP in my
book! She started off life with her own set of hurdles to overcome. She was born unilaterally deaf
& very sound sensitive. This had made life as a sport dog challenging for her. Whether it was
trying to find out where her mother’s call was coming from at agility, or being sound sensitive of
other noises, things just didn’t come as easy for her. Learning flyball was a difficult task for her.
The loud triggering box, separation anxiety, & those yucky balls. Luckily flyball classes & boiling
her flyyball balls in chicken broth, and the TREAT at the end she was able to eventually learn to
LOVE flyball. Once she learned the game she has proven to be an extremely reliable dog. Get the
ball and come back. No skipping jumps or dropping the ball. Old reliable Hunter is now 10 1/2
years old and still racing down the track. She earned her FMCh title in Dec. 2006 & is still raring
to go! She may not be the fastest thing out there, but she is just so darn cute.
Nominated by Canine Mutiny
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