Dachshund Antics

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For more winter antics, check out my blog posts … a little snow doesn’t slow these guys down! Well, not much, anyway.

**WIND! A gourmet meal …** just a scent away! Read my blog post from 11/14/19.

**Meet Frostworks Baxter, aka “Baxter”**
At age 12, Baxter will always be my first Nose Work teammate and was a fun Agility partner, always happy to be working (or playing) his favorite sports. Baxter’s current titles include NW3x2, plus all 4 Element titles (K9 Nose Work), AKC Scent Work HDN (Handler Discrimination), SWN (AKC Scent Work Novice title), PSD SWA (PSD Scent Work Advanced), TDE (Trick Dog Expert title), and was trialing at Open level NADAC Agility when we retired him in 2019. He also enjoys Rally Obedience, Freestyle (Heeling to Music) and has dabbled in Flyball. But accomplishments notwithstanding; Baxter is a wonderful, entertaining companion.

This is Goodwood Help Me Rhonda B Good, NW2, SWE, TDE, BHM RATCH, aka “**Ronni**” or “**Rhonda**“
Rhonda is the baby of the family. At five years of age, she is still full of puppy antics. I’m beginning to wonder if she’ll ever outgrow it. In spite of that, she has already earned titles in Trick Dog (Expert), K9 Nose Work (ORT, NW1 & NW2), AKC Scent Work Excellent (plus 3 SWM element titles) and Masters Barn Hunt title, including her RATCH. We are just dabbling in tracking, AKC CAT (lure coursing) and Fast-Cat (100-yard dash). Ronni LOVES to run fast! Stay tuned!

Ronni, earning her Master Barn Hunt title, Summer 2021

My long-time heart dog, Abby, who excelled as a Pet Partners therapy dog and then seamlessly (with lots of additional training) stepped into the role of service dog when I needed one in 2011, will always have a place here as well as in my heart.