Today's Breeder
TODAY’S BREEDER A Nestlé Purina Publication Dedicated to the Needs of Canine Enthusiasts Issue 88 BREED TRAILBLAZERS Airecraft Airedales ■ PUPPIES SOCIALIZING & FEEDING ■ SPRING CLEANING YOUR KENNEL Purina Farms Kay and Dick Guetzloff pose with their Obedience Trial Champions after a weekday practice session at the Purina Event Center. From left are “Scarlett,” 4, a red Border Collie, “Cider,” 15, a Miniature American Shepherd, and “Sparky,” 7, a black-and-white Border Collie. OBEDIENCE PROS FOLLOW THEIR HEARTS TO PURINA EVENT CENTER Twenty-one years ago when Dick and Kay Last November, the couple made a bold Center. “We had such a good time,” Kay Guetzloff were the featured breeders in move to Missouri to be close to the Purina Guetzloff says. “This past winter, we Today’s Breeder (Issue 17, 1994), they and Event Center at Purina Farms in Gray Summit. sometimes were at the Event Center three their string of four Border Collies were They welcomed having the 84,000-square- to four times a week – one day to train high achievers on the obedience trial cir- foot indoor facility just a few miles away and two or three days for competition on cuit. Their black-and-white female, OTCH and the plethora of opportunities it offers the weekends.” Heelalong Chimney Sweep, UDX, was the to train and compete in obedience and Dick Guetzloff agrees. “We love being most-winning obedience dog in history at agility. Since moving, their 4-year-old red this close to the Purina Event Center. It is that time. Border Collie “Scarlett” (OTCH/MACH such a busy place.
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