AFC High Peak's Objection Overruled "Justice"

Justice is a fun dog to be around. He has an excellent temperament and is an attention seeking love bug. He sleeps in my house and, when he is not running trials, enjoys playing in the backyard with my other dogs and going for hikes. 

Justice is a handful at a trial and certainly lacks no desire! Justice is my third all age field trial dog and has taught me much about training and handling dogs. Each of my dogs is a little different and Justice is no exception. When he was younger he struggled to get through a field trial not because he could not mark because he got himself so excited that he found it hard to concentrate. I learned patience and I learned how to help him somewhat relax, enough to be successful at a trial. Once he learned that ability his field trial career took off winning back to back amateurs as a four-year-old. Justice is a great team player and he loves to please he will try his heart out for you. He is also an exceptional marker and loves the water. He is a very consistent dog running trials; if Justice makes it through the first series of a trial I am usually fairly comfortable that he will be there in the fourth series because he will try to work with you on the blinds. 

Justice finished his Amateur Field Championship in the spring of 2017 and has the win and only needs 1 point to achieve his Field Championship as  of October 2017. He competed at his first national this past spring and made it to the fifth series. I feel confident that he will continue to grow and compete in more nationals in the future.