CH MACH5 Oakbrook’s Ono Here She Comes MXG2 PAD MJG2 OF T2B3 CA CGC

  • 2 July 2008 – 1 August 2022

AKC NUMBER: WS27108104

HIPS: SA-15442G24F-VPI

CERF: SA-6221

William Bell

Tabitha Teutsch

Heather Kelly

  • 2015 AKC Agility National: 3 clean rounds

2010 National Specialty: 4th Place Am. Bred

2011 National Specialty: 1st Place Am. Bred, Double Q in Agility

2013 National Specialty: 2nd place Advanced Working Sweepstakes

2015 National Specialty: Fastest Samoyed at the National (Agility)

01/25/2015: 1st Master Agility Champion title (1st of 5 MACH’s!)

2015 AKC Agility National: 3 clean rounds

2016 National Specialty: 3rd place Veteran Sweepstakes

2019 National Specialty: 2nd place 10-12 Veteran Sweepstakes/Run For Glory Agility Retirement Run

Kona is a VERY special girl, as she out of our first breeding of Ono’s since he passed away 8 years prior. Heather wanted to keep her but was already keeping her sister Pismo. Billy and Tabitha came over for dinner, Billy put his hand out, she shook it and the rest is history.

She has been a charmer since day one! Everyone that meets her wants one just like her! Kona is a little girl, at the bottom of the standard – Heather wanted to wear her agility official height card laminated around her neck while showing her! She finished her championship and was happy to spend the rest of her time in the agility ring. She may be small but she sure is mighty! She and Billy make an excellent team and celebrated her MACH title in January of 2015.

Kona is the most excellent Agility dog and has earned FIVE MACH titles!  A first for Oakbrook dogs.  She has placed at every National and has represented the Breed at the AKC National Championships.  Kona was ranked #1 in the National Samoyed Agility rankings for years. She was the most judgemental dog with a great side eye!  She was the Queen with all others beneath her.  While not fond of Conformation, she loved being Olivia Uyeno’s JR dog and they made a great team.  She retired from agility and spent the rest of her days as Tabitha’s work companion charming the socks off of anyone that walked in the door.

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