Australian Terrier Dog Names

Freehold, New Jersey native, Ted Sutphen owner of Kangaroo Kennels, has discovered an intense love for dog shows and he finds that the adrenaline rush he gets from stepping into the ring with his Australian Terrier, Sandy, is just as intense as playing a contact sport. Sutphen has found that aside from the competition in the ring, he also enjoys getting to know other dog enthusiasts that enjoy showing their dogs. While not all exhibitors are friendly, there are still those that are there for the simple enjoyment of being involved in a dog show. Sutphen never expected to develop such an interest in dog shows. He works in the asphalt road contracting business and never had an interest in learning about the dog show world. All that changed when he began searching for his next companion. Having formerly owned Basset Hounds, Sutphen started searching for a smaller breed that was just as hardy as the Basset Hound. That is why he started looking into the Norwich Terrier. But a photo of a terrier owned by a Point Pleasant, New Jersey couple caught his attention and he was soon interested in the dog that was in the photo. That dog was an Australian Terrier named Pleasant Pastures Sir Sandy or Sandy for short. Sandy has since earned his championship. Sutphen has plans to keep competing with Sandy to earn his grand championship. Sutphen has another Australian Terrier that he was showing named Champion Tinnee Town Typesetter who has since been retired from the show ring. Typesetter was imported from Australia. Sandy is the only dog that Sutphen is currently showing and Sandy has several big wins under his belt including being the only Australian Terrier to win the Terrier Group, doing so twice; once at the Winston Salem, North Carolina shows and once at the Greenville, South Caroline shows. Sandy also made a trip to Puerto Rico where he became the first Australian Terrier to be shown in that country.

Judy the Australian Terrier has quickly become an internet sensation. Every morning her owner starts their day with a bit of yoga and Judy has learned also to do yoga to get her day going. Judy does need her owner’s help to get ready for her morning yoga session. Instead, Judy rolls out her own mat and then begins her stretches. People have become mesmerized with Judy and watch her perform stretches that most humans cannot do and then ends each yoga session with a full paw-stand, which she can do with ease and grace.