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2020 AKC Obedience Classic Eligibility List Eligibility Regnum Prefix Titles Dog Name Suffix Titles Call Name Breed Owner(s) Novice DN20900903 GCH CH Under The Influence Of Anduin CD RA HSAs NJP Tipsy Belgian Tervuren Ann Foley/Susan Foley Novice DN23464603 Starfire's Feel That Fire CD HSAs Border Collie Kolter Freeland Novice DN25312304 Whynotta Bramble CD BN RE HT SCA Belgian Tervuren Mary Carson/Mark Carson Novice DN25611201 CH MACH3 PACH Sunfire's Class Act CD RE FDC MXB2 MJC MXP4 MXPB MJP4 MJPB PAX OF T2B CGCA Gromit Swedish Vallhund Susan Clingenpeel D.V.M./Madison Leroy Novice DN26826901 CT Encore Remember When VCD1 RN AX AXJ SWM SHDM Allie Pembroke Welsh Corgi Gina Femali Novice DN26998104 Lynx Vom Lytle CD German Shepherd Dog Mrs. Niomi Smith Novice DN27377102 D'Saju Du Loups Du Soleil CD RA TKP Belgian Malinois Janice Ritter Novice DN28278901 MACH5 Pinelands Floating On Air CD MXG2 MJG2 MFB TQX T2B Jet Shetland Sheepdog Mr. Tracy A Fletcher Novice DN28452301 O'Bodhi Vom Gieske CD RA CGC TKA German Shepherd Dog Terri Lynn Mailhiot Novice DN29283102 Secondwind Just A Boot Scootin' CD BN RAE CGC TKN Australian Shepherd Sherie K Trusty Novice DN29481301 CH Cam's Julienne De Rana CD BN RE Bouvier des Flandres Catherine A Humphrey/Marilyn L Adams Novice DN30420801 Dejemo's Innocence Of Sapphire CD Australian Shepherd Nancy Ann Kruse Novice DN30813205 Grizzbee De La Pilgrimage CD RI SWN CGC Beauceron Sue Lewis/DOUGLAS LEWIS Novice DN31538504 NAC MACH6 Cedar Jedi Master Spirit CD RN MXB2 PDS MJS2 PJS MFS TQX T2B3 CGC Jedi Border Collie Susan McGowen Novice DN32062807 GCHB CH After Shock Laval De Marly CD PCD BN RA CGCA CGCU Belgian Tervuren Mrs. Daniele Ledoux‐Starzyk/Peter Starzyk Novice DN32068101 Prelude's Curb Appeal CD MX MXJ MXF T2B2 Louka Shetland Sheepdog Jane A Masters/Elizabeth Beck Novice DN32494901 Chaparral's Tango Alegria CD PCDX BN RAE MX MXJ MJP XF MFP SWN SCA SIA SEA RATCH Tango Pyrenean Shepherd Karen Majka Novice DN32591404 Rockrydge's Rough Rider CD RN RATO CGC Australian Shepherd Sandra Rees Novice DN33439303 CH Cinema Superstarz Saison Dupont CD RE CGC TKA Belgian Tervuren Thomas Lindquist/Kathleen Lindquist Novice DN33570404 Twilight's Bella Of Edwood CD BN Belle Old English Sheepdog Iris Faith Carter Novice DN33757001 Tifflyn From Me To You CD RE DCAT CGC TKN Skiffle Pembroke Welsh Corgi Lynda McKee Novice DN33940506 Winjammers Ima Fool For You CD AX AXJ Focus Belgian Tervuren Margaret Frances Leither/Peter E Leither Novice DN34298004 GCH CH Sugarok Olympic Spirit CD BN RAE NAP OJP Spike Finnish Lapphund Barbara Kay Woodworth/Linda Marden Novice DN34359201 Redtop Lark CD BN RN AX AXJ MXP MJP2 MJPB XF MFPB T2BP Lark Border Collie Doreen Workman Novice DN34402006 Bb's Embrace The Journey CD BN RN TKI Tripp Border Collie Lorrie Steltz/Julie D Bosier Novice DN34576502 Senex Savoy Boy CD BN RA CA TKI Australian Shepherd Kelly J Erskine Novice DN34852402 MACH Brighteye Green Flash CD MXC MJG MFB T2B2 Flash Border Collie Ann Decker/David Bunde Novice DN35467802 Richwoods Trick Or Treat Me Nice CD BN RE CGC Australian Shepherd Nancy Wilson Novice DN35491802 Makin' 8 Dillinger CD RN Australian Shepherd Margaret E O'Neil Novice DN35492603 Jewels Gone With The Wind CD RN CGCA TKI German Shepherd Dog Julie Houston Novice DN35506202 Sun Ridge's A Wish Come True CD RN NA NAJ NF CGC TKN Freddie Shetland Sheepdog Susan Vester Novice DN36115705 Vsf Ruger CD BN RN TD FDC THD CGCA German Shepherd Dog GINNY WILSON Novice DN36191602 Jiggs III CD BN RA Border Collie Tracy Kobberdahl Novice DN36375007 GCHB CH Bergerie's Double Down On Eleven CD PCD BN CAA CGC Bearded Collie Michelle Molloy/Stephen Finney Novice DN36393207 Nautilus Von Der Tetiaroa CD German Shepherd Dog Catherine Daugaard Novice DN36445105 CH Cheviot Suncatcher Unexpected Treasure CD BN PT Collie Kathleen Thomas Novice DN36454902 AGCH MACH11 In The Nik Of Timeless CD BN RAE FDC MXC3 PDB2 MJS4 PJB2 MFC2 TQX T2B14 CA SWE SHDA RATCH CZ8B CGCA CGCU TKA Nikki Miniature American Shepherd Jeanette D. Ivie Novice DN36739308 Hemlocks Crashing The Net Bauer CD BN RE Australian Shepherd Marlene Souza Novice DN36858305 CH Britannia Brand New Day At Summit CD PCD BN RE FDC CGC TKA Bearded Collie Kathy Thomas/Kim Raleigh Novice DN36905201 HC Shian On CD HXAdsc HXBdsc Border Collie Ellen E Beasley Novice DN36935001 Moves Like Jagger "Mick" CD BN RI AX OAJ XF CGC Mick Border Collie Laurie Bowen Novice DN36984901 Glen Acres Bonny Wee Bairn CD BN RN CGCA CGCU Pembroke Welsh Corgi Ms. Glenda J. Flaugher Novice DN37020601 Poinsettvesper Leap N Lizards CD BN RI CGC Australian Shepherd Sandy Nixon/Mr. Mauricio Britva Novice DN37037501 CH Moonfox‐Rubad Storm Warning CD PCD BN RN THD CGC Cardigan Welsh Corgi Jan McKeag Novice DN37040003 GCH CH Supreme's Got Moxie From Baywind CD HT Australian Shepherd John Warner/Wendy Waggoner Novice DN37116903 Stonewall's Music From Sanroyale CD BN CGCA CGCU TKI Belgian Tervuren Linda Shearin Novice DN37404201 Merlyn Hullston Black Sapphire CD BN RA Shetland Sheepdog Virginia Schultz Novice DN37769704 CH Cedar Hill Go The Extra Myles CD RE HSAds NA NAJ OF Myles Australian Shepherd Kathleen Sumner/Evans Sumner Novice DN37914802 CH Wigglebutt Sweeter Than Honey CD RN AX OAJ CA BCAT SWM SCME SHDM DDB CGCA CGCU TKP Bee Bee Miniature American Shepherd Holly Rupprecht Novice DN37936901 GCH CH Belcroft Majestyk Strike It Rich CD BN RE MX MXJ MJB XF T2B CGC TKN Cash Shetland Sheepdog Terri Little/Vicki Rolls/Alanna Kelly/Donna Colletti Novice DN38117402 Samwise Don'T Take Your Love To Town CD BN RA AX MXJ MXP MJP2 OF MFP T2B Ruby Australian Shepherd Cheryl Birdwell Novice DN38219701 GCH CH Jana's Armitage News Anchor CD BN RN AX AXJ Walter Shetland Sheepdog Janice LaFave/Nancy C Ring Novice DN38488101 CH Acadia Independence Day CD BN RE Shetland Sheepdog Anita M Rhawn/Catherine Pruss Novice DN38535503 Gerta Von Lotta CD German Shepherd Dog Elvira & Bruce Policht Novice DN38539602 HC MACH Solachi Dream Reacher At Moonlight Run CD RN HSAds HSBd HXAds HXBd MXB MJB Reacher Border Collie Mrs. Kathy Hightshoe/Jenna Klemp Novice DN38921705 Western Hills Dblro The Furyan CD BN RI CGC TKA Australian Shepherd Rosemarie O'Hara/Heidi Mobley Novice DN38979702 Fayne Vom Vogelbergblick CD German Shepherd Dog Mrs. Rebecca L Millwood Novice DN39035501 CH Row‐Bar Sunnland's She's Everything To Me CD BN HT CGC Collie Robette Johns/Stephen Johns Novice DN39041807 Tweeddale's Magic Tartan Of Brooknoll CD BN RA MX MXB MXJ XF T2B Tartan Bearded Collie Jan Burgan/David Burgan/Linda J Porter Novice DN39161501 GCH CH Rising Star's Moonlit Affair CD Border Collie Jessica Aniskoff Novice DN39182102 Inflight Limited Edition CD RA OA NAJ NF TKA Elite Border Collie Kat Brown Novice DN39186303 Ynnocenzo Vom Ledgemere CD CGC German Shepherd Dog Ms. Cynthia D'Aquino Novice DN39345306 Brush Creek Kestrel CD RN MX MXB MXJ OF T2B TKI Kestrel Border Collie Mrs. JoAnn D Bergquist Novice DN39473807 CH Silverado's Smokin' Hotshot CD BN RI PT CGC Belgian Tervuren Jeanine Craig/Larry Craig Novice DN39528701 Dallas Grace CD BN RE OA NAJ BCAT CGCA TKI Dal Border Collie Ms. Lisa Liguori 1 2020 AKC Obedience Classic Eligibility List Eligibility Regnum Prefix Titles Dog Name Suffix Titles Call Name Breed Owner(s) Novice DN39551603 Pb's Mr. Chip CD RN Shetland Sheepdog Nancy Crabtree Novice DN39574604 Parker's Precocious Pride CD BN RE CA DCAT Shetland Sheepdog Mrs. Wendy S Barbe Novice DN39648101 CH 74 Ranch Everythings Just Ducky CD BN RN FDC NA NAJ THD CGCA TKI Ducky Miniature American Shepherd Cindy Germain/Michele Herbst Novice DN39771504 Catalinas Hocus Pocus CD BN RI Indy Australian Shepherd Sherry Morgan Novice DN40126802 Halette Du Chenil De Chasseur CD PCD BN FDC CGC Belgian Malinois Donna G McGinnis Novice DN40129601 Fairymoor Nothin' But Love CD BN RN CGC Pembroke Welsh Corgi Becky Moore Novice DN40133403 Athos Beyond The Pale CD CGC Belgian Malinois Kayleigh McNeil Novice DN40282708 Alexis V Zion CD Dutch Shepherd Ms. Jennifer Ayres Novice DN40316603 GCHB CH Wildfire's Painting The Black CD RA ACT1 TKN Border Collie Mrs. Kimberly L Stanton Novice DN40329304 MACH Qszm Pop Quiz CD BN RN MXS MJB XF Quiz Shetland Sheepdog Robert T Hansen/Kathleen Hansen Novice DN40474501 GCH CH Royal Croft Far Far Away CD BN RA FDC DCAT ACT2 SWA SCE SIE SBE SHDE DS DJX AJ AN CGCA CGCU TKN Einstein Old English Sheepdog Gigi Goesling Novice DN40508801 Fhf Little Red Corvette CD BN RM RAE OA NAJ NF CGC TKA Corrie Border Collie BEVERLY ANDERSON Novice DN40520101 Darcie Vom Karlsruhe CD CGCA German Shepherd Dog Dennis L Johnson/Karen L Johnson Novice DN40544701 Once Upon A Times Frozen Heart CD BN RI FDC CGC TKN Pembroke Welsh Corgi Michelle Reeves/John Choate Novice DN40628202 Sky Acres Quintessential Flyer CD BN RN TD RATO CGC TKP Quint Belgian Tervuren Marsha Skewis Novice DN40753605 Rinde Gauge Lacasse CD BN German Shepherd Dog Pam LaCasse Novice DN40936303 Himark Apollos Southern Delight CD PCD BN RN CGCA CGCU ATT Shetland Sheepdog Bonny Thatcher Novice DN41038801 RACH Shawndimae Chaya One More Legend CD PCD BN RM4 RAE3 CGC Australian Shepherd Darcie Myers Novice DN41115701 Mohawks Riz'O CD Belgian Malinois John Wiitanen/Paula Daigle Novice DN41123801 Overland Journey CD BN RE PT FDC NJP BCAT CGCA TKI ATT Journey Collie Ms. Ruth A Pietrowski Novice DN41174002 GCH CH Go Get 'Em Girl De L'aurore CD CGC Belgian Tervuren Virginia Weed Novice DN41220901 Mvp Gwyneth CD RN Border Collie Ms.
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