PETS BEHAVING BETTER

ANNUAL AWARDS

Annual Awards 2008

These awards were presented to the following individuals:

The Mickey Memorial is awarded to a special handler with a difficult dog who have worked hard together to make exceptional progress to overcome the problems.

This was awarded to Briggitte Rees

The Alfie Award is awarded for outstanding personal achievement.

This was awarded to Clive Poole and Jake

The Robbie Award is awarded to the handler and dog showing most promise for competition.

This was awarded to Iain Milford and Bella

The Rusty Memorial is the Junior Handler award; this is awarded to the junior handler making the most progress and achievement throughout the year.

This was awarded to Daniel Murtagh and Murphy

The Schartz Award is awarded for consistant achievement, based on monthly assessment.

This was awarded to Ann Sandford and Gemma

The Chevy Memorial is awarded to the Best Rescue dog that has achieved the most during the year.

This was awarded to Val Clare and Sheba

The Arnold Memorial is awarded for dedication, to a handler and dog who have regularly attended training and the extra social events, but most of all for continuing to exceed my expectations.

This was awarded to Laura Matthews

The Glentower Award is a very special award that can be awarded to any person working with any animal other than dogs, because at Pets Behaving Better we work with cats, parrots and horses in addition to dogs.

This was awarded to Andrew Cook

Sam's Memorial is the Puppy Cup, awarded to the handler and puppy to have made the most progress and achievement throughout the year.

This was awarded to Jo Dunstone and Zeus

The Danny and Winston Memorial Cup is awarded to a Bronze level dog that is an unusual breed.

This was awarded to Andy Cook and Rocky Horror

The Hendrix Memorial Trophy is awarded to an older dog that has made outstanding achievement.

This was awarded to Kevin Marshall

The Rockie Memorial Cup is awarded for dedication, high motivation and effort, perhaps working with a less motivated animal.

This was awarded to Edna Dewey and Zac

Annual Awards 2007

These awards were presented to the following individuals at a presentation evening in February held at the Full Quart Hewish.

The Mickey Memorial is awarded to a special handler with a difficult dog who have worked hard together to make exceptional progress to overcome the problems.

This was awarded to the Murtagh Family and Murphy

The Alfie Award is awarded for outstanding personal achievement.

This was awarded to Christine Saye and Jak

The Robbie Award is awarded to the handler and dog showing most promise for competition.

This was awarded to Jackie Manville and Boyd

The Rusty Memorial is the Junior Handler award; this is awarded to the junior handler making the most progress and achievement throughout the year.

This was awarded to Simon Ralph and Spike

The Schartz Award is awarded for consistant achievement, based on monthly assessment.

This was awarded to Matthew Winter and Jasmine

The Chevy Memorial is awarded to the Best Rescue dog that has achieved the most during the year.

This was awarded to Martin Fisher and Blue

The Arnold Memorial is awarded for dedication, to a handler and dog who have regularly attended training and the extra social events, but most of all for continuing to exceed my expectations.

This was awarded to Jessica Mitchell and Pepper

This was awarded to Andrew Cook

Sam's Memorial is the Puppy Cup, awarded to the handler and puppy to have made the most progress and achievement throughout the year.

This was awarded to Jan Bishop and Mimi

The Danny and Winston Memorial Cup is awarded to a Bronze level dog that is an unusual breed.

This was awarded to Gary Hutton and Suki

The Hendrix Memorial Trophy is awarded to an older dog that has made outstanding achievement.

This was awarded to Julie Patrick and Billy

The Rockie Memorial Cup is awarded for dedication, high motivation and effort, perhaps working with a less motivated animal.

This was awarded to Edna Dewey and Zac