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Crowned Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: ontario -
Posts: 5,518
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Some of my most memorable moments in training dogs were the years spent at the Stouffville farm home of Jerry Cudahy and his wife Eva .
Jerry was a character . That is the best way to sum him up. His farm was the home of one of the first , and in my opinion best , French Ring training clubs . Our club held trials and invited French trainers and Cheryl Carlson from Detroit , and held Canada's first campagne trial . So many broiling hot days, so many pouring rain, muddy fields , frozen days -- and yet out we were training . He was an excellent decoy. One of the best . He could read a dog . He was nimble and had finesse and would keep the dog on his toes with his quick movements in the esquive . He loved his dogs , as dogs , and they him . Best known for Rocky , the malinois who in 1992 was the first Canadian trained dog to win the North American French Ring Grand Championship, a dog that I knew well. Boy that feels like a lifetime ago. We had not seen each other for years and today with great sadness and heavy heart , remembering the fun , the adventure, the humour , the worn out sweaty people dropped on his living room floor and furniture, the after training sessions at the local greasy spoon , that Jerry Cudahy and his wife Eva , tragically were killed in a house fire . This was reported in our Toronto Star GTA front page . Still seeing Jerry's child like amused smile -- what can you say , what can you do . Rest in peace and thanks for the memories . http://www.google.ca/#q=Toronto+Star...w=1292&bih=628 |
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Knighted Member
Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Southern Ontario
Posts: 2,140
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That is tragic...and the owners of the dogs boarded...I'm so sad for them
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