Angelika Bradl and her pumis
-Hello Angi at
first we would like to congratulation about your EO and the Swiss results.
-Thank you
- How did
you meet this breed?
- I met my first pumi 12 years ago at an agility-seminar with Roland Lutz from Luxembourgh. First I thougt about his pumi Tammy: "Oh, not really a good looking dog". But as I saw her running agility, I was impressed. I got the opportunity to run her some parts of the seminar and I was impressed, she had the "fire". But - I didn´t like how she looked. Two years later I met Roland and Tammy again, and this time he has also his young pumi "Gipsy" - and I fell in love with her and the breed!
- I met my first pumi 12 years ago at an agility-seminar with Roland Lutz from Luxembourgh. First I thougt about his pumi Tammy: "Oh, not really a good looking dog". But as I saw her running agility, I was impressed. I got the opportunity to run her some parts of the seminar and I was impressed, she had the "fire". But - I didn´t like how she looked. Two years later I met Roland and Tammy again, and this time he has also his young pumi "Gipsy" - and I fell in love with her and the breed!
-How long
did you compete?
-I started competing in spring 2002 with my first dog Asteria, a large mix-breed. The year before I started to train agility on my own. In my club that time were some obstacles - but nobody who knows anything about agility. I bought a book and started.
-I started competing in spring 2002 with my first dog Asteria, a large mix-breed. The year before I started to train agility on my own. In my club that time were some obstacles - but nobody who knows anything about agility. I bought a book and started.
- What is
your opinion for the pumi's work?
-Pumis are great! And a rare breed in agility - I´m not "as usual" and so my dogs . If you want to get a really fast pumi in agility you have to have a lot of enthusiasm and you have to be fast also. And you have to be absolutely fair - means: If it is your fault, don´t blame the dog! And it is always the human making mistakes .... You have to accept that most pumis work loud in their enthusiasm.
-Pumis are great! And a rare breed in agility - I´m not "as usual" and so my dogs . If you want to get a really fast pumi in agility you have to have a lot of enthusiasm and you have to be fast also. And you have to be absolutely fair - means: If it is your fault, don´t blame the dog! And it is always the human making mistakes .... You have to accept that most pumis work loud in their enthusiasm.
- Please
introduce your dogs in a few words.
-My oldest is Dana (without kennel-name) from a breeder in Belgium. Her grand-father was Miklos, the most famous agility-pumi from Finland in the 1990s. Dana will be 10 in Decemeber. I started with her in large, she has 45 cm. Nevertheless she started at EO 4 times and won some competitions in A3. Phoebe, Aprodombi Hurrikan, my actual champion, is 6 years old. She competed at EO 4 times up to now. Unfortunately we couldn´t qualify for an AWC. Phoebe is absolutely great, fast, full of eager to work and beside the course quiet and balanced. I am very thankful for Petra, the breeder, to get this dog. Malou, "Cosma de la ville aux trois vallees" is my youngest. I got her from Germany. She is totally different to Phoebe in agility - althouht the result looks now nearly the same. Malou needs the experience and confidence to show her talent in a competition. But she is geting faster and faster every training and every competition and when it is going on like this she will be a really rocket.
-My oldest is Dana (without kennel-name) from a breeder in Belgium. Her grand-father was Miklos, the most famous agility-pumi from Finland in the 1990s. Dana will be 10 in Decemeber. I started with her in large, she has 45 cm. Nevertheless she started at EO 4 times and won some competitions in A3. Phoebe, Aprodombi Hurrikan, my actual champion, is 6 years old. She competed at EO 4 times up to now. Unfortunately we couldn´t qualify for an AWC. Phoebe is absolutely great, fast, full of eager to work and beside the course quiet and balanced. I am very thankful for Petra, the breeder, to get this dog. Malou, "Cosma de la ville aux trois vallees" is my youngest. I got her from Germany. She is totally different to Phoebe in agility - althouht the result looks now nearly the same. Malou needs the experience and confidence to show her talent in a competition. But she is geting faster and faster every training and every competition and when it is going on like this she will be a really rocket.
- What
competitions did you participate, and what results?
-A lot. The biggest: EO, Austian Championships, AWC-Selections, Austrian Championate, ... Competitions in Germany, Sweden, Belgium and Switzerland, beside EO. Titles: I earned some, but I don´t really care about .... most important thing for me in agility is: Have fun with your dog!
-A lot. The biggest: EO, Austian Championships, AWC-Selections, Austrian Championate, ... Competitions in Germany, Sweden, Belgium and Switzerland, beside EO. Titles: I earned some, but I don´t really care about .... most important thing for me in agility is: Have fun with your dog!
- Wich
result are you proud?
-I´m not proud of results, I´m proud of my dogs and the results of my work with them.
-I´m not proud of results, I´m proud of my dogs and the results of my work with them.
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