SpHIT,UAg2,UCD Liberty's Keeper Of My Heart VCD2,CDX,RAE1,OA,AXJ,TD,TT,CGC
"Jasmine"


With the addition of her NA title, Jasmine became the 5th Dane to achieve her VCD1-CD,NA,NAJ,TD.

In the same year, Jasmine added the OA title and joined the elite ranks becoming the second Dane in the history of the breed to achieve a VCD2-CDX,OA,OAJ,TD.


January 25, 2002-June 2, 2010

Sire: Ch. Harlwood-Briggadane Ricochet
Dam: Liberty's Talia Von Heart

Pedigree



Jasmine will be competing in obedience, agility, and tracking. She has already shown great potential in all of these areas. She acquired her CGC at 7 months of age. She went on to the GDCA 2002 National and acquired her first CD leg with a score of 184 at 8 months of age.



She certified for her tracking test at 12 months of age. And although she had the misfortune of drawing a track on the lake with a plethora of goose poop, and therefore did not pass her first TD test, she will be trying again very soon.



Jasmine attained her CD at 13 months of age in Columbia with a 184 and 187.



I am very proud of her accomplishments at such a young age.

She will begin to compete in agility once she is old enough.


Jasmine made her agility debut in Sullivan, MO in Sept. She had a great time, and although she didn't have any qualifying runs, amused the crud, and left the ring with her tail wagging!


Jasmine now has the nick-name-Flying Jasmine! It is easy to see why.
She now has her first Novice Preferred Jumpers leg! And a second place to boot.


These photos are from a fun match, and you can see how much fun Jasmine is having.


Jasmine has moved out of preferred and into the regular classes. She is very agile, as you can see, as she completes the weaves.

Jasmine has her first JWW leg, well under course time and 2nd place.


Jasmine is multi-talented. She achieved her TD, a first for me, with flair. It was our 4th try, due to my inexperience, but we hung in there. I enjoyed it, and so did she. Her favorite activity is tracking, and no doubt she will be going for her TDX in the future.


Jasmine is continuing to progress in obedience. Her first time in the open obedience ring she took first with a score of 190. I was very proud of her. For her second leg she again won the class. Her performance had some brilliant moments-losing only 1/2 point on the drop on recall.


My second Dane to complete their CDX! Jasmine finished her title with a 189 1/2, and third place. She went out a few weekends later and won the open class with a 192 1/2! That same day she acquired her first Rally Novice leg with a perfect score of 100.

Her Rally Novice title was completed a few weekends later in Wichita. That same weekend she had some excellent agility runs. She acquired her first Novice Standard leg, 20 seconds under course time! Way to fly-Jasmine.

Jasmine took some time off to be a mother and had a wonderful litter of 7 pups. They can be seen by clicking on the photo below.


Jasmine is getting back into the swing of things, completing her rally advanced title and adding another perfect score of 100. She also competed in open and took second place with a score of 194 1/2.


Returning to agility has been a wild ride, but a 4 day weekend proved just what she needed. Jasmine completed her first agility title, her NAJ with a second and first place win, well under course time and also added a second standard leg with a second place win, 18 seconds under course time. One more leg in standard and Jasmine will join the ranks of VDC1 Great Danes.

Jasmine continues to burn up the ring! In Enid, Oct. 2005, she completed her open jumpers title with a 2nd and 1st placing as well as finishing her rally excellent title with a 4th place.



Jasmine continues to excel! At the Hoosier Specialty she competed in Open B and won the class as well as taking High In Trial. She had a bit of a rough start with her heeling, but then tuned right up and had a really nice run.



The next day she competed in Rally Advanced and Excellent taking 1st place in both with a 97 and 98 respectively to add her first RAE leg. The group of Danes that competed in Rally were a lively bunch and a lot of fun to be with.



Jasmine now has 6 RAE legs, adding the 6th with a perfect score of 100 and 3rd place.




WooHoooooo!!!Jasmine completed her Novice Standard title in Wichita, KS, April 7, 2006. Completing this title also gave her a VCD1. Jasmine is the 5th Dane to acquire a VCD1 and the first mantle to do so. I can't tell you how very proud I am of Jasmine to have been able to attain this honor.


Jasmine has continued to do well in rally. She is currently-June 2006 #1 in advanced rally and #2 in excellent-right behind Vanna. In June she finished her REA1 title. There was a 3 way tie for 3rd and 4th in excellent, she missed out on a placement by time. Yet another two way tie for 4 in advanced, she again missed placement by time. The next day she managed to place 4th in advanced.

Jasmine has continued to add RAE legs. She has had some unfortunate luck and has dropped out of the top rankings in rally, but she continues to give me good performances. She won the rally advanced class in Topeka, even though her score was lower than what she normally gets.



The 2006 GDCA National came with ups and downs. Jasmine placed 2nd and 4th in rally advanced and excellent, adding legs toward her RAE2. We met with some bad luck in agility and she slipped off the dog walk, scraping the inside of her back leg. I pulled her from her standard run and with the help of a lot of wonderful people, managed to get her iced and assisted so that she was able to compete in JWW. Unfortunately she banged her leg on the weaves and missed a pole. She still completed her run, in spite of it all.



Out next agility trial after the National, Jasmine came back in style. She completed her OA title, which also meant her VCD2. Way to go Jassy girl!



One more agility trial in Dec. for Jasmine. She came close to completing her Excellent JWW title, but missed her last leg by 1 bar. So on to next year.

Jasmine started 2007 with a UKC trial, competing in both obedience and agility. Due to the snowy and icy cold winter we had here, we had done little to no training. None the less, Jasmine came through, completing her UCD and her UAg2 titles. She had clean runs in agility and after finishing her title added points toward her UACH.





Liberty Danes
Joyce Guthrie
573-220-3034
Lrspots@socket.net

The Past
"Dutchess"

The Foundation
"Windsor" "Chelsea" "Contessa"

The Future
"Vanna" "Jasmine" "Jordon" "Spirit" "Arwen"

Girls Added To Others Breeding Programs
"Shania" "Savannah" "Candice"

Other Special Girls
"D.D." "Talia" "Corinna" "Joeanna" "Jovana"