Showing posts with label earthdog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label earthdog. Show all posts

Saturday, October 15, 2022

Starting another Grand Adventure - traveling with our dogs - 2022

 



On this trip, we should make about 8,000 miles and complete our US state visits. 

Initially in 2018 did a 9,000-mile trip in a bongo buggy (kind of like a conversion van) visiting well know landmarks with our dogs. 

You can see that trip and photo starting at https://www.facebook.com/MilaMiesner use the back arrow or https://www.facebook.com/saved/?list_id=564287392369338&referrer=SAVE_DASHBOARD_NAVIGATION_PANEL

That one was tracked mainly on Facebook but some of the photos are here on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/milamiesner/saved/2018-trip/17995708618552356/

We also did an interesting Buda wiener dog trip I blogged here https://doxie86.blogspot.com/2016/05/adventure-on-our-road-trip-to-wiener.html

 This time we will be going by Jeep and staying at hotels plus entering a variety of Dachshund events in several states.

Earthdog test with the Puget Sound Earthdog Club 

Saturday and Sunday, October 22&23 in Rochester, WA




Hunting Performance Test 

Monday, October 24, 2022, Sponsored by the Basset Hound Club of Greater Seattle and Basset Hound Club of Whidbey Island in Castle Rock, Washington  

When there we want to run a pack but all the other entries are bassets. We still need two more dachshunds if anyone is interested in joining us. If not, we will run it as a brace. 



Then on to North Dakota. From there we drop down to Little Rock Arkansas for 2 more states on our list to visit. 

 An Earthdog Test – in Huntsville Alabama Saturday and Sunday, November 5 & 6 


From there Frankfort Kentucky and West Virginia rounding out our 50-state list and yes, we have been to Alaska and Hawaii just not with the dogs.

Then we head up to Field Trials in Portland, Indiana for a 4-day event. 


From there we are heading to Jeeps breeders house in Michigan to see what dogs she has so Jeep can visit with family

Then we start our trek back home so we can arrive there before Thanksgiving.

We have some interesting stops If the weather holds. So come with us on this journey. We should get some good photos of interesting places; we will rate the hotels we have chosen (even the teepee we booked) and share our adventures.

 

This was a massive undertaking in planning this trip, especially with trying to get back home by thanksgiving so here are a few of the tools I used. 

Dog                                                                                       

                Activities              https://www.bringfido.com/

                Hotels                   https://www.tripswithpets.com

 

     Blogs                   https://www.gopetfriendly.com/            

                                              https://dogfriendly.com/                           

     Discount              https://zipgate.aaa.com/                                                            

sights to see on our route      https://roadtrippers.com/                          

Distance to stop                     https://triptik.aaa.com/               

Mass times                            https://masstimes.org/

 

We didn’t use these this time but if you are camping these are also good

Camping                                                                                                             

                                https://www.campendium.com

                                https://freecampsites.net/                         

                                https://www.recreation.gov/                                    

                                https://www.nationalparkreservations.com/      

Monday, January 12, 2015

Endurance Dog 3 in Earthdog

I have some cool news I would like to share with my friends.

I have just been informed by the AKC Officials that I am the only dachshund in AKC to hold the recorded title of Endurance Dog 3 in Earthdog (EE3) or Iron dog as it was originally called.

In order to be eligible to earn an Endurance Earthdog (EE) title, a dog must have already earned a Master Earthdog title. An Endurance Earthdog title is earned when a dog, on five occasions, passes both the Senior and Master classes at the same event (one event number). The owner shall record each of the five Double Qualifications. Once five Double Qualifications have been awarded, and the form is completed and submitted to the AKC and upon verification, a title certificate will be issued to the owner and the dog shall be identified as an Endurance Earthdog by the suffix title EE.

Now I know so far Border terriers have been the kings of the sport but I am ready to give them a run for their money…..

So my name with AKC Titles reads as Mila ME EE3 CA CGC but I like to add my Certificates of Gameness (CG) awarded to me by the American Working Terrier Association and my Solo Hunt hound (SH) titled awarded to me by the Basset Hound Club of America for passing my Hunting Performance Test

 


Fun stuff. Do you have titles behind your name? What is your favorite sport? Would like to share? I know that many of my dachshund friends hold titles in Conformation, Agility, Obedience or Rally. Share…..