Flashing Canines is pleased to have World Team Member Stephan Henry coming November 23rd and 24th
Bio for
Stephan Henry
I started
playing agility in 1998 with my first Golden Retriever, Chopin. I have
participated in every AAC National event and been on the podium at each of them
since the first one in 2001.
I believe in
a positive approach to dog training and that the relation between the handler
and his dog should be one of mutual trust and respect. I have been teaching dog
agility since 2001. I have taught all levels of agility to different breeds of
dogs to handlers of different levels of ability. I truly believe that
foundation work is the key to success in any venue but especially in a fast dog
sport as agility.
Over the
years I have celebrated many successes with multiple dogs. Most recently I have
earned spots with Team Canada at two different World Championships with two
different dogs of two different breeds at two different jump heights.
Results with Chopin and Chelsea –
Golden retrievers
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AAC
Quebec Regional Champion with Chopin 2003, 2004 & 2006
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AAC
Quebec Regional Champion with Chelsea 2006 & 2007
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AAC
Alberta Regional Champion with Chelsea 2008 & 2009
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Numerous
overall placements in the top five at the AAC National over the years with both
Chopin and Chelsea from 2001-2010
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Earned
an AAC Lifetime achievement with Chopin in 2007
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Earned
an AAC Lifetime achievement Chelsea in 2009
o
AAC
National Champion with Chelsea 2010
Results with Bullitt – 4.5 year old Border
collie
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Placed
third at the AAC Alberta Regional 2011 Steeplechase
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Placed
fifth at the AAC National 2011 Steeplechase
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Won
the UKI Canadian Open Master Series 2011
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Placed
fifth at AAC National 2012
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Placed
fifth Games Biathlon Spring cup 2013
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Placed
fourth at AAC National 2013
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Competed
at the World Agility Open Championship 2012 in Belgium
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Competed
at the World Agility Open Championship 2013 in Spain
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Placed
eighth Games Biathlon at the World Agility Open Championship 2013 in Spain
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Place
second in the Canadian Open at the UKI Nationals 2013
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Selected
for the IFCS World Championship 2014 in the Netherlands
Results with Wheeler – 3 year old Shetland
sheepdog
o Placed seventh at the AAC Alberta
Regional 2013
o Place second in the Games Biathlon at
Spring cup 2013
o Place second in the Canadian Open at
the UKI Nationals 2013
o Earned a spot on Team Canada to
attend the World Agility Open 2014 in Italy
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Foundation training - Beginner & Advance
Reading and shaping the course - All Levels
Obstacles discrimination - All levels
Handling: Front, Rear and blind crosses - All levels
There will be 2 groups, group A and B, A will go Saturday AM and Sunday PM and B will go Saturday PM and Sunday morning AM
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For more information please email Michelle Larson michellelarsonfk9@hotmail.com
