Ch. Javahill's Pikk-A-Dilly CKC WC, US WCI, CD

Dilly stayed for winter 2005 and worked on obedience.  At the end of March we headed to Syracuse for 4 shows where she competed in both obedience and conformation.   It meant allot of running from building to building and around rings but at the end of the weekend she had earned 3 novice legs to complete here AKC CD title and she'd also won Winners Bitch/Best of Opposite Sex each day in the show ring to earn both required majors and the 10 remaining points that she needed to complete here AKC CH title.  Dilly is now CH Javahill's Pikk-A-Dilly CD, Cdn/US WC.  She has earned the U.S. Toller Club Versatility Certficate and Rusty Jones Award as well as the Canadian Toller Club Doberstein Award.  Congratulations Linda!  We are going to miss Dilly when she heads home.

After completing her AKC CH and CD at the beginning of April we decided that Dilly would stay just a bit longer and try for her U.S. WCI on Memorial Day weekend.  Back to the fields we went to teach doubles, diversions and steadiness in less than two months!  Her winter of obedience training served us well and training went beautifully.  Unable to get into the water until well into May she was only given two chances to do water doubles before the test. Dilly rose to the challenge at passed the WCI with flying colours.

Dilly is home in Calfornia now and we all miss her terribly.

Dilly passed the CKC WC in back to back tests on October 8th and 9th 2004 and then went on to pass the NSDTRC-USA WC test at the 2004 U.S. National Specialty in Alabama.  She did great work at all tests.  She returned with us to Canada to work on obedience throughout the winter.

In May 2003, Javahill's Pikk-A-Dilly made the big trip from Linda Fitzmaurice's home in California to spend two months playing in the field in Ontario.

She soon wormed her way into the hearts of everyone that met her and proved herself to be a great retriever.  Check out the pictures below!

In July 2004 Dilly returned!  Having had only one shot at her WC in 2003 at 7.5 months of age, she wasn't successfull on the water after a huge crack of thunder made her lose her concentration.  So she's back for more fun in the field.  Now a pretty little lady we are all wondering where her tom boy self went - then she throws herself into the pond and we see the girl we use to know!

2004 Photo

2003 photos

Ready, Ready


I'm gonna get ya!


Got ya!


Good shake!


Dead duck tired!