"Keeta" was the first Siberian Husky that I met.  I was asked to handle him because his owner was a novice and didn't have a clue what to do in the show ring.  I handled him through to his Australian Champion Title before the owner felt comfortable enough to take over.  He then went on to his Grand Champion Title.

"Keeta" being a typical Siberian was not an easy dog to handle.  He would fidget on the spot and it didn't take much to send him into a bouncing ball of energy who would not gait, preferring  just to bounce around the ring.   He tried my patience but it was hard to get upset with that face looking up at you.

I took "Keeta" into the Show Ring for his first show.  I was asked if I would like to take him into the Show Ring for the last time.  "Keeta's" final time in the ring was at a "Specialty Veteran's Parade" and I handled him with pride.

"Keeta" is gone now but his memory still lives on.