Mr. Lobo

aka "LOBO"

Am/Can Ch Bayview Clean Sweep Som x Ch Sarkel's Strength To Dream

Multi Best of Breed Winner

Puppy Group Winner

Lobo has been owner handled throughout his career.

Stay tuned there will be much more to come.

	*August 6 , 2006 Lobo receives the Alberta Boxer Club Versatility Award*
	*Novembet 27, 2005 Lobo earns his Agility Intermediate title.*
	*June 18, 2004 Lobo achieves his Herding Instinct Certificate.*
	June 6, 2004 Lobo is named the recipient of the 2003 Boxer Club of Canada's Obedience Award the "Royal Trophy " donated by Verena Jaeger of Jaegerhouse Boxers.
	On June 28 and 29, 2003 Lobo earned his "CD" title in just his first weekend of Obedience trials . In doing so Lobo achieved a "High in Trial" with a score of 192 on one of his qualifying legs!!!

On November 23 and 24, 2002 Lobo ran 3 qualifying legs to earn his Agility Novice title.

On September 21 and 22, 2002 Lobo competed in his first agility trial. He didn't qualify in either trial but did win the Gambler's class in a fun match held after the trial.

On August 4, 2002 Lobo earned the CKC's Canine Good Neighbor title !

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Conformation	Obedience
Agility	Herding
Just for Fun

Our First Chapter...

November 2000

From Broken Arrow Oklahoma, to Grimshaw Alberta, Lobo travelled his way into the hearts of many.

The trip began in Broken Arrow OK, where Lobo's beloved "Grannie Annie" and good friend Carrie Holt bundled up this precious package and proceeded to Albuquerque NM.

In Albuqueque Ann and Carrie met up with Arlene Tribble and amidst many tears Lobo was transferred to Arlene's care for the second leg of his journey.

Arlene and Lobo travelled to Flagstaff AZ to meet Pam Chernov. Pam took Lobo to her home in Las Vegas for a weekend of R & R before Lobo embarked on the fourth leg of his journey.

Pam delivered Lobo to KC and Colin O'Brien from Calgary, AB, who were vacationing in Las Vegas. KC and Colin brought Lobo back to Calgary with them and after a good nights sleep, Colin escorted Lobo to the airport for the fifth and final leg of his journey to me.

I was at the airport early, anxiously anticipating the arrival of my long awaited boy. As the pilot and co-pilot carried Lobo off the plane, my eyes were filling with tears. By the time I knelt down to take Lobo out of his crate the tears were flowing freely. I had never expected to be blessed with such a beautiful puppy.

A tearful phone call was placed to Grannie Annie to let her know Lobo was with me safe and sound and suffering no ill effects from his 2300 mile trip, and we headed home.

This is a long story for one young pup, but one that should be told.

If ever you wonder if fate plays a part in ones life, you need to look no farther than Lobo's story.

Without the support and assistance of Ann, Carrie, Arlene, Pam, KC and Colin, it would have been difficult to get Lobo here. With their help, the trip went without a hitch, flowing smoothly as if guided and watched over by an unseen force.