Male Belgian Malinois

Cisco.

From Texas to the dock, the search and the shed field. The jumpin’, bitin’, smellin’, swimmin’ Malinois.

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Cisco running at full extension across grass

The dog behind the work

Meet Cisco.

Cisco came to me from Texas—the jumpin’, bitin’, smellin’, swimmin’ Malinois. Watching this fella grow up has been a blast. His photographs are a good place to start. They show the dog behind the initials.

Nosework, shed hunting, jumping and coursing have all been part of his story. The searches, retrieves and jumps are different kinds of work. I keep the photographs and individual records together here so you can see both.

If Cisco brought you here because you are thinking about a puppy, tell me what caught your attention. We can talk about the pairing, pedigree and individual health information—and what you want to do with a dog.

Individual accomplishments

Understand the record.

Cisco’s nosework records include Nosework Champion (NWCH), Master Nosework (MN), Master Interior (MI), Master Exterior (ME) and Elite Vehicle (EV). The 2023 UKC Nosework Hall of Fame certificate records his final ranking of thirty-second for Nosework Champion. His shed-hunting records include Working Shed Dog (WSD) and Grand Champion Shed Dog (GRCHSD), with the Grand Champion entry dated March 19, 2022. Jumping records include United Senior Jumper (USJ), United Senior Jumper Champion (USJCH) and Grand Senior Jumper Champion (GSJCH). The Supreme Fetch Champion (SFCH) entry is dated September 3, 2023. Open the originals below for each document’s wording and date.

Have a question about a document, pedigree or individual health result? Ask me. Original records stay in their original form.

Original documents

Original records

Open the documents in their original form. This collection is a record of the dog’s history—not a count of titles or a prediction of what a puppy will become.

Nosework19 documents
Shed hunting and retrieve3 documents
Dock jumping3 documents
Performance4 documents

Certificates are displayed unchanged, including their original registered identities and wording. Ask me about pedigree, individual health results, or a particular record.

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