Dogs compete in New Year's Agility Fun Day - KRTV News in Great Falls, Montana
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Over 30 dogs competed in the New Year’s Agility Fun Day at the Pampered Pets Boarding and Training Academy on Monday.
The cold did not deter teams from dodging and weaving through dog agility courses consisting of tunnels, weave poles, hoops, and other obstacles.
While prizes were awarded to winning teams, organizer and agility veteran Leah Anderson said the purpose of the event was to have fun and meet up for the New Year.
Andersen added that the best part of any event for her is to see the relationship between dog and trainer.
“When you go out and spend that much time training with your dog, it just creates such a bond,” Andersen said. “You know the goal is to go out and have fun and that’s what it’s all about.”
Anderson said that dog agility is a great family activity and any breed of dog is capable of doing it.
Taylor is accused of entering his parents' home on March 18 with another man and killing David and Charla Taylor.
Taylor is accused of entering his parents' home on March 18 with another man and killing David and Charla Taylor.
Fire investigators suspect a lighting fixture is responsible for an afternoon fire that did an estimated $75,000.00 worth of damage to a Helena home. The fire was called in at about 12:40 Thursday afternoon.
Fire investigators suspect a lighting fixture is responsible for an afternoon fire that did an estimated $75,000.00 worth of damage to a Helena home. The fire was called in at about 12:40 Thursday afternoon.
“We’re talking really good officers who made a bad decision — a really, really bad decision,” St. John said.
“We’re talking really good officers who made a bad decision — a really, really bad decision,” St. John said.
One of Gov. Steve Bullock’s longest-serving cabinet members, state Revenue Director Mike Kadas, is retiring next month, closing out a political and public-service career that spans four decades.
One of Gov. Steve Bullock’s longest-serving cabinet members, state Revenue Director Mike Kadas, is retiring next month, closing out a political and public-service career that spans four decades.
