When I read on the I.W.P.A.'s website that northern breeds tend to be less
Waiting His Turn
His Competition
THIS is his competition.
His competition sneering at him while he's not looking!
I tied my horse to the rail while I went to find a restroom
In this next photo he is actually well over the finish line
Brooklyn pulling 1,050 pounds
enthusiastic about weight pulling, more stubborn, and pull far less then their ability
due to their independent streak, I was very worried. But as I was un-hooking
Brooklyn from the tow lines after his third round at his first pull, a man walking
away with his St. Bernards yelled back at me, "keep working with that dog.
I've been doing this a long time and I can tell you, you've got yourself
one hell of a working dog there".
I kid I kid!
Brooklyn falls into the weight class where he is up against all St. Bernards!
(the pink line behind me on the left) so I am petting and congratulating him.
Go Brooklyn!
He could pull more but they ended it at that- because they all wanted to go home!
We were a little upset about that (I wanted to see just how much he could actually pull) but oh well.
It got started late because the conformation & obedience shows next door ran late.