My name is Jacqui O’Neill and I am a confessed agility addict. It all started with one big, fast, white boxer named Jax and it has led me through many courses, national competitions, being a judge and more. This site is here to post information regarding my events – for premiums and all that fun stuff. Check out the events page for premiums and information you may really need. I hope you enjoy the site – may the Q’s be with you!
This is Jax, he was my first agility dog because we got into AKC agility when it first started. WOW, have things changed. LOL Jax was a big white boxer full of heart and drive – he was the reason I became so addicted to agility! During his life Jax won the top performance boxer from the ABC (American Boxer Club) and won several awards for his therapy dog work. Jax and I went to NYC after 9/11 to do therapy work with my mother and Rex (our rescue boxer, below) at the grief/rescue center. I think of him every day with love!
This is Rex, a beautiful brindle boy. Rex was severely abused before we got him and had to have his eye removed, but it didn’t bother him at all. He was still sweet, loving, and always fun to be around! He and Jax were two dogs that were definitely meant to be together. Rex was also an award winning therapy dog who visited the 9/11 grief center in New York City with Jax. He was also one of the top veteran agility dogs in DOCNA and NADAC competitions.
Gy was my Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen (PBGV) and he was a little speed demon. The weaves were his favorite obstacle. Gy was invited to the AKC Invitational every year he competed and he came home with the Top PBGV medal every year he went. Gy earned two MACHs and a PACH before retiring. He is in the PBGV Hall of Fame for his career achievements. He also did some catalog modeling in his day. He was a great little boy and he will never be forgotten!
Nothing but net! LOL Jynx was my tri-color toy fox terrier who was a great little dog. After a leg injury early on in life, he came back to return to agility and have a great time doing it! Jynx was known for his happy barking along the course (that’s him weaving in the header of the site). As of May 2018, he was officially MACH13 Jynx – wahoo!! Jynx passed in 2022 at the ripe old age of 18. Jynx also did catalog modeling, and appeared on Animal Planet’s “Breed All About It” Toy Fox Terrier show to show the audience exactly what TFT should look like. If you ever see it, he’s the one in the studio (white background) shots. He was a very handsome boy full of love and heart!
HoBeaux at Tamarack
This is HoBeaux, he was my big crazy boxer who was a real Momma’s boy. HoBeaux was a brindle boxer who loved to chase Jynx, run like a nut in the yard, and sit on your lap – that’s right, all 60 pounds of muscle. As you can see he had no problems clearing the jumps. He loved to make me laugh and earned his first MACH at the GODC agility trial in January 2015!! Regrettably, HoBeaux lost his battle with cancer in mid-2016 at the way too young age of seven.
This is Sparx, who is the youngest TFT in the family. Here he was 3, but he is currently 14 years old. He is a happy little boy who is a bundle of energy. Sparx is not as obsessed with agility as Jynx is, but he managed to earn his Masters titles – Wahoo!! Sparx is now retired so he can concentrate on his main job – being Mom’s lovebug.
Happy little Gotxa – he’s Jynx’s mini-me and Sparx’s daddy.
This is Gotxa. He’s now 16 years old, and another Toy Fox Terrier from Foxhill’s Margi Hill. He is Jynx’s brother from another mother and Sparx’s daddy, so it’s all in the family. He’s a happy little boy who looks like a miniature version of Jynx. He is best friends with Axl (see below). He has discovered his inner playboy devil and discovered that hiding under chairs and jumping out like a cat is tons of fun!
Why toy fox terriers? Because they’re amazing little dogs. I got my first TFT for my 14th birthday, and that was a long time ago! Now I just can’t imagine a house without some. Aren’t they too cute?
And this is Axl Rose, the newest member of the family. A boxer boy with the sweetest heart. This picture is from when I was teaching him a sit-stay at 3 months, isn’t he the cutest thing ever? Then he’s all full grown.
Now 6 years old Axl just earned his DCAT title by consistently running in mid 20 mph, and competes in Master agility courses, having earned multiple MXJ titles.
I can fly! 100 yard dash – I LOVE IT!!!