Missy joins the top 100 Shelties in NAFA!

Jess041 · Mar 17, 2017

Missy has now earned enough points to place #83 out out of all the shelties in NAFA (North American Flyball Association). She should slowly move up the list as she earns more points. I'm so excited she's finally on that list! She's been running full time since January 2014. She's a very consistent dog. She rarely makes mistakes, has a beautiful box turn, and she's pretty darn fast. Right now her personal best is 4.102 seconds. She's a crazy girl who loves flyball!

Cleo2014 · Mar 17, 2017

Yay! Congrats to Missy! She is an amazing little pup! Love her.

SheepOfBlue · Mar 17, 2017

Go Missy! Oh and she is very fast

Ann · Mar 17, 2017

Congratulations, Jess and Missy!

Calliesmom · Mar 17, 2017

congrats

Caro · Mar 19, 2017

Congratulations. That's an amazing PB too, we rarely see times like that over here, maybe the occassional Kelpie, so you must be pretty chuffed. I think Tully's PB was around 5.7 so Missy would just leave her for dust. And that was when she was the no. 1 Sheltie (ok so there were only 3 Shelties running in the country and we ran on hard, drought dried dirt but still).

Watchout Sca!

SheepOfBlue · Mar 19, 2017

Sca is not to sure about Missy he wants to like her (like everyone) but I think he looks at her like the crazy hot girl...should I .... nope... well maybe... nope... but.... LOL

Oh and 4.1 is fast here. You will see a few 3.9 but most are high fours or above.

Chris · Mar 19, 2017

Wow, that's really something!!

Jess041 · Mar 20, 2017

Caro said:
Congratulations. That's an amazing PB too, we rarely see times like that over here, maybe the occassional Kelpie, so you must be pretty chuffed. I think Tully's PB was around 5.7 so Missy would just leave her for dust. And that was when she was the no. 1 Sheltie (ok so there were only 3 Shelties running in the country and we ran on hard, drought dried dirt but still).

Watchout Sca!

She ran that time about a year ago, and she hasn't run anything close since. She was in start, racing a dog on our club that she really enjoys racing so he got her really excited. In start she normally runs in the 4.2's- 4.3's, but we took her out of start back in August because she was knocking over the first jump. So now her times range from 4.3-4.4. She doesn't care which position she runs as long as she gets to run!