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Niji can do sit, stay, down, up (stand), heal, fetch, "murpata" (she growls and it sounds like she is talking - there isn't any translation to that word..), "sivu" (Niji comes to sit on my left side), come, jump (over obstacle), find, search (objects), track (Niji starts tracking), "jätkä"...

Really good article! :)

Obedience: Open class, not 1st results yet (you need one to get right to compete in winner class, but if you want to get tittel from open class called TK2, you need 3x 1st results) Working dog trials: BH-test passed (you need to pass this before you can compete in working dog trials like...

Lapland reindeer dog is right! :) Good job, Romy ;) The dog in the photo is my sisters dog :) Her name is Nipsu.

aussiemyf7, dog in the my picture is purebred. Both your guesses are wrong :) Saarloos are wrong also ;)

What is RMB? :) I have heard many good experience of product called PlaqueOff from my friends who had used it to their dogs. Here's a link: ProDen PlaqueOff™ - For Healthier Teeth and Gums Can you find this from America?

I try again, Shapendoes? :)

Laurelin, could it be serra de aires (I'm not sure what it is in english)..? If you mean my picture, it's not icelandic sheepdog :)

I try again :)

I'm not sure if I can put a picture here just like that, so don't kill me for this :p I wanna see how many of you know this dog :) It's purebred (FCI).

^What you wanna here about them? :D It would be nice to hear about your dogs also (I'm always interested when it comes about belgians) ;) Do you have any introductions of them etc?

Sierra is so beautiful! <3

She is so cute! :)

To me a good breeder is honest and care about his/her dogs and pups. A good breeder helps pups owner in any situations and if there is a situation where breeders knowledge isn't enough, he/she guides the pups owner to someone, who knows better. A good breeder cooperate with other breeders...

Thank you all! I'm really happy that I decided to join here :)

corgipower, thank you a lot for that information! :)

Here keeping your palm at your waist is like helping the dog to keep his/her contact on you :) Funny how things are different there. Is schutzhund like IPO / SchH trials (there's protection, obedience and tracking parts on the trials)..?

Okey :) Here it lower points. Your hands have to move freely like when you normally walk. Is that okey there? Where can I find your countrys obedience rules?

My guess is Pumi :) (I haven't ever heard of Teddy Roosevelt Terrier O.O )

This may be out of this topic, but I have to ask what is right heeling position in USAs obedience trials? I have watched some videos of heeling from internet and I was wondering, is it okey to keep your left palm on same level as your elbow is? Does it lower points or is it okey? I'm asking...