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Idgie - Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Idgie BCYukon 2007 Regional Specials 10" winner

Idgie BCYukon 2007 Regional Specials 10" winner

About Idgie

“Idgie has been a fantastic family dog, companion and a phenomenal agility team mate since I brought her home from Bremerton, WA as a 7 week old puppy. Not only has Idgie enriched our lives but we have gained an immense amount of agility knowledge together.

Whoever would have thought I would have succeeded in training my very first agility dog to attend the prestigious FCI world agility championships twice in a 6 year span?

What an incredible adventure it has been! Idgie is truly a marvelous ambassador for the greatly misunderstood breed and we hope to inspire others to train hard to achieve similar goals with their dogs.”

- Karen Lau

Facts

To find out more about the Staffordshire Bull Terrier as a breed, please visit www.staffords.co.uk.

  • Full Name: Canadian CH. Thunderstruck Dark Malice
  • Titles: ATChC,ADCH,AgMX,AgJX,OA,OAJ,EAC,WV-X,TUN-X,TNG-X
  • Call Name: Idgie
  • Nicknames: Ms. Idgie, Ms. La Leng , Princess
  • Born: June 29, 1999
  • Breed: Staffordshire Bull Terrier
  • Color: black brindle with white markings
  • Country of Origin: Bremerton, WA USA
  • Favourite Game: chasing the soccer ball, Moo toy tug, kissing and licking babies, children and all her favourite people
  • Favourite Treat: liver treats and anything that is food related
  • Favourite Toy: any soft toy to shred into bits
  • Favourite Food: meat treats and anything humans eat
  • Best Trick: weaving through legs in motion; won Best Talented Dog contest in Vancouver (2004) and Surrey (2000)

Awards / Records

Idgie’s current accomplishments include many Staffordshire Bull Terrier breed records, some of which include:

  • first SBT in Canada to get her Agility trial Champion title in 2002
  • first SBT in North America to attend the World FCI Dog Agility championships in September 2005 and October 2006
  • first SBT to get her Show Champion and Agility Trial Champion title in Canada in 2004
  • first SBT in Canada to win the 2005 AAC Regional Championships in the Regular 16 inch class held in Kamloops, BC
  • only SBT to run fast and clean at the 2006 FCI World championships in Basel, Switzerland