Aussies at play

This is just a fun page, wich contains lots of pictures with Aussies at play.

The first pictures were made during our visit to the States in November 2006. Tigger, Jones and myself joined the World Cup Series Dog Frisbee in Scottsdale, Arizona. We came back with one medal with Mr. Jones; we won the 8th place in the throw and catch. Tigger and I are 28th in the world cup standings 2006 which we are very very proud of. And first Dutch team 2006 and second European team 2006 on the world ranking list. Enjoy the pics!

Tigger and Jones at Lincoln Memorial, you can see the reflecting pool, Washington Monument and part of the mall in Washington DC. I spent a lot of time her with my labs Tess and Jill when I lived in DC in 1993/1994. Tigger and Jones were just as interested in the squirrels as Tess and Jill! It really annoyed them that the squirrels were going up the trees, hahaha.

Lincoln Memorial

From the World War II monument looking over the reflecting pool at Lincoln Memorial

Jones looking at the World War II Monument

Ahhhhhh, the White House!

This is exactly the place where I saw the wonderful breed the Aussie for the first time and my favorite sport Dog Frisbee! This is Washington Monument with a flag for each State of the USA.

And again Washington Monument with Smithsonian Castle on the background.

Washington DC is my favorite city; most museums (and there a lot of great art, American History, Natural History, Air and Space, etc. museums) and the Washington Zoo are all free of admission. Also all the wonderful sites in DC are free. Definetely worth a visit!!!

And again Washington Monument...

Scottsdale, Arizona. Tigger wearing a nice collar that you could buy at the fairground. She loved it, you can tell (NOT!) So we didn't buy it. She thinks she really looks stupid with this collar. And the right picture the Kuiper family with Mark Jennings, multi world champion dog frisbee.

Patrick Kuiper (right), a 13 year old good friend and junior handler dog frisbee, qualified for the finals in Scottsdale. In the middle Alex Stein, the man who started the greatest dog sport in the world called dog frisbee. Thank you Alex!!!