Hazy has a perfect innate retrieve. From the first moments in our home, she beautifully brought us toys, we never had to teach her that. She has a very fast return with the retrieve, which translates very positively into frisbee, which we train as part of fun and variety.

She does not react to sounds – she is not afraid of the noise of firecrackers, it is basically hard to scare her.

In agility, there is no problem with detaching her from the guide, she responds perfectly to verbal cues, she is very confident. Physically, she is a very durable, fast, flexible and wonderfully moving dog. She turns very tightly, moves very quickly and smoothly. From the very beginning, she was well coordinated, she also never had a problem with height. She is very sensitive to the movement of the guide, which requires very thoughtful handling. Training with her is a great pleasure.

Since she was a puppy, she was a very well-behaved creature. She never had a problem with calming down – she has a perfect on/off. She never destroyed things, there was no problem with leaving her in the cage but there was also no need to close her. She never had a problem with chasing/herding various objects. When she was little, she paid attention to rolling balls, but it was very quick and easy to eliminate. She does not chase other animals, more than once a deer jumped out on the road, right in front of Hazy’s nose and did not arouse any emotions in her. Since she joined our family, she had great body awareness and was very well coordinated. She quickly learned to jump on the couch, as well as on countertops and windowsills. She does it from the spot, just like a cat.

She is a very cheerful, confident and optimistic creature. She loves people, and the feeling is mutual. She is a favorite of the neighbors and, like it or not, her rich social life often keeps us on walks longer than it should. At first, she was distant to children and was a little afraid of them, but over time the problem solved itself and she started treating them the same as adults. She has a cool/indifferent attitude towards dogs. She does not like imposing dogs – she can chase away an intrusive dog. She really doesn’t like it when strange dogs cross her comfort zone. With the rest of our dogs, she gets along great, there are no conflicts on this plane. She often initiates play with them.

From the very beginning, she placed a lot of trust in the guide. When she gets scared or the situation overwhelms her, she seeks support in her human and trusts that we will help her get out of a difficult situation. We have nurtured this trait in her a lot.