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Many of our dogs go on to train for specialized tasks.

Kicker is our girl Zoe's brother (Ch Dewmist
Davenport x Ch Cameo Whispering Wind).

Kicker earned his Delta Society status in 2003 and
has been working as a therapy dog with his owner,
Joanne Fusco, in Memphis, TN, visiting nursing
homes and loving kids at St. Jude's Hospital.

And his recent trip to the library below.

Theo is from Runnymede's "Indeed"
and my retired female "Whisper" (Ch
Runnymede Indeed x Ch Cameo
Whispering Wind).

Theo earned his Delta Society status
early in 2004 and is bringing joy to all
those he comes in contact with. Pictured
here with his owner Barbara Howard,
Kentucky.

Tanglewood Goldens in the "real world"

Jackie is our girl Zoe's daughter (Can
Ch Kyon's Hot To Trot x Tanglewood
Cameo Impressive).

She easily earned her CGC and is
training for therapy work. She recently
visited a local rehab/nursing facility and
was quite a hit with patients and staff
alike. She was even used by one of the
physical therapists for incentive during a
session with a recovering patient.

Bob and Molly's photo was included in
the March 2008 issue of Outdoor Life
magazine. Bob was the 2007 Outdoor Life
Conservation Award winner. Molly is from
our Jackie/Bond litter and is Bob's constant
companion.

See Kicker featured on Angels on a Leash
from the 2008 Westminster Dog Show... (click
link below)
Kicker - Angels On A Leash Video

Maybelle is from our Encore/Gulliver litter.
Maybelle, with her owners Sue and Tom,
recently passed her Delta Society
requirements.

Lina (Tanglewood Lina Down Under
TDI/CD) is from my Encore/Gullliver litter. She
is now a proud TDI/CD dog!

Bria / Swen Male – “Deochi” certified in SAR
In the Search and Rescue world there is
what’s known as the “Operational Test”. It’s
the final test a dog and handler go through
before becoming operational and have the
ability to be deployed for search calls. The
test is grueling, to say the least. The dog and
handler are given two hours to complete the
test. The test and timer starts when the dog
is given the scent article. Very few dogs
complete the test on the first try. But at USC
Upstate Campus, Deo (Deochi) and myself
went through some of the most awful territory
you can imagine. Deo, as usual, went to
ground and pulled me behind. We traveled
through briars, rocks, streams, back wood
paths and over construction sites. Deo never
stopped working. At one hour and fifty one
minutes--there was the victim. The judge, my
flanker and the victim all kept saying over and
over how great he was and what a great work
ethic he had. He’s the first dog on our team
to pass it on the first try. You should really be
proud of him. What a Dog!!!!
Chuck, Misha and Deochi