MACH I AM I CAN, MH, UD, VCX, CCA, ADHF, WCX

"CANUCK"

Canuck is a sound, athletic dog of proper size and proportion with a masculine head and his father's expression (AFC, AFTCH Rosehill's Mr. Speaker, MH, OS, FDHF) with excellent pigmentation and a coat the color of a new copper penny. Canuck has good bone, nice topline, scissors bite, and full dentition. He is confident and bold, both in the field and in the agility ring and is a very dynamic performer. He has a good work ethic and is a quick study. Canuck is strong in the water and an excellent marker. He is hunted for waterfowl as well as upland game. Canuck is a lot of dog. He has the golden temperament and social skills and brings to the mix drive, brains, confidence, perseverance and versatility. He is a joy to own and train and is always a willing and exciting teammate.

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Canuck earns his CCA (Certificate of Conformation Assessment) in Wisconsin in September 2006!
Photo by Tien Tran

Can earned his UD title with two firsts and a second. He was a ton of dog to keep under control enough to "get 'er done" but we did it!!! Can started his Novice A career at 7.5 years of age. He is now officially retired earning his UD at 10.5 years young and now is living the life of retrieving ducks and hanging out with mom. Way to go Can Man!!!!
Photo: David Whitfield Photography. Canuck meets Sylvia Bishop at seminar hosted by Denise Whitfield with Can's nephew "Driver" 2010.
Can earned his UD title in 2011 and the honor of being top Utility A dog of MOTC in 2011. Beginning his novice training
at 7.5 years of age trying to rein in this electric dog and keep him in control was a challenge for both Can and I.
Judges would say, "when he matures he will be amazing as he runs like a Border Collie!" My response was always,
"This is as mature as it gets! He is 10!" He thinks the sun comes up every day just for him and he is more fun than
I could ever imagine. He is now retired and retrieving for the fun of it and as always, "Life is Good!"
Thanks for the memories, Can.