Afghan Hound Specialty with him in a large BBE class, and won Best Jr. In Specialty with him.  Ed also won a large Best In Match in VA (over 100 adult entries) earlier this year with him, and a Best Jr. In Match at Mid Kentucky KC.  Moses placed third in the Am Bred class at last year's Afghan Hound Club Of America National Specialty, handled by Jan Swayze.  Moses was the sire of our puppies whose 1 year birthday we just celebrated a few days ago.  One of these has become our FIRST AKC CHAMPION!
On October 29, Moses had a cyst about the size of a large pea from an ingrown hair removed from his thigh.  When I checked that afternoon, the vet's office said he was awake and doing fine, and CONTINUED

One of the most wonderful things about Moses is his very loving and clownish, goofy personality!  He is the 'smarty pants' at our house.  He opens gates, doors, and the refrigerator - whatever he wants.  He will pull the pins out of the gates and open them if they are not clipped.  He's opened his vari-kennel from the inside with his teeth, and a latest 'trick' is getting a steak out of the broiler.  Though we have to watch him every minute, he fills our lives with laughter, too.

Moses won Group II at his very first match at Southern Indiana KC when he was about 5 months old,  1 st Place 9-12 month puppy dog at Chicago Gold Coast Kennel Club 12/97; and 2nd Place 9-12 month puppy dog at Afghan Hound Club of Greater Chicago Specialty 12/97.

He has his sire's attitude.  We have started his show career slowly, waiting for him to 'grow up' (mentally).  He (as a youngster) just wants to play in the ring, and we don't want to spoil his fun.

Believe It Or Not:  This is Moses at about 19 mos. old flying through the air after a cat.  I snapped the photo as I fell on my derriere.  I had been kneeling about 12" from him trying to get a close up of his head with my Polaroid.  : )  He'd just rolled in the freshly cut green grass, too.