INTRODUCTING

Christine Andres who owns the two famous Mi-Ki is shown below. Christine trained her two Mi-Ki for the show ring with a lot of devotion and dedication to the art of showing dogs. Christine is the first person to own and show the Rare Breed Mi-Ki in her country of Germany. As you can see, she became known in the German "dog world" as exhibitor of outstanding quality Mi-Ki's. She was at the end of the show lead to accept all of her Mi-Ki's endless array of awards, including many Best In Shows, and attaining the "Top Winning, and Most Titled " Mi-Ki in Germany. Christine, everyone in America is proud of your personal achievements with your Mi-Ki Dogs.

^CH.DR. Doo Little 

Dr. Doo Little was a pick of litter puppy through the agreement of Dennis Larson and Donna Hall. Donna Hall could see immediately his potential as a "Show Prospect". A close friend of Donna's who resided in Germany by the name of Christine Andres, inquired about Dr. Doo Little, and soon he was on his was to Germany.

Dr. Doo Little has become the "Most Titled" Mi-Ki in the U.K. and Christine has shown him to all of his titles. He appeared on the front cover of the official UCI/RVD magazine, and you will see some of his certificates he has won.

People in the U.S.A. are not failure with Show a dog over seas, and it is quite different than the USA.

1. The dog must be shown in it's natural state. No chalking, no dying or bleaching, no hair sprays,etc.

2. The dog can only be registered with ONE REGISTRY. In Germany you can choose what registry you wish to register with, BUT you can not register with any other registry. All dog shows must accept the registration, no matter who is sponsoring the show.

3. When Showing your dog in Germany or the UK, you only need to show your registration and ALL DOG SHOWS MUST ACCEPT THE REGISTRY. It's not like the USA. where you must register your dog with each registry if you want to show with them. Say   if you want multiple championships   in the USA you want to multi-title your dog with A.K.C.,U.K.C., and other registries, you have to pay each registry   and receive a registration number with them to show your dog.  

4. Championship status is harder to achieve too in Germany and the UK. You can achieve a Championship on your dog, but you then must wait until the dog is 12 months of age, and you must show the dog again after 12 mo. of age. Not only that, but Germany requires that you MUST take the dog outside Germany, to another country, and receive a Best of Breed to attain their German championship. So no dog in Germany becomes an Official Championship until all of these requirements are recorded.

Here are a few of Dr. Doo Little's Titles. There are many, many more.