Unleashed 2.0 Dog Expo 2018

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RING A RING B RING C RING D RING E RING F RING G PARTNERS IN PERFORMANCE Friday January 5 10:30 Disc Dog Obedience Pack Hiking Scentwork Barn Hunt 11:00 Hunt Test Dock Dogs Barn Hunt 11:30 Agility Weight Pull Trick Dog Barn Hunt 12:00 Freestyle Tracking Getting Ready Barn Hunt Skijoring 12:30 Disc Dog Obedience Pack Hiking Coursing Dock Dogs Barn Hunt Carting Emergency Management Trailer 1:00 Hunt Trial Rally Weight Pull Scentwork Getting Ready Barn Hunt Sled Dog Assistance Dogs 1:30 Agility Trick Dog Barn Hunt Drafting Law Enforcement Dogs 2:00 Freestyle Tracking Dock Dogs Barn Hunt 2:30 Saturday January 6 10:30 Disc Dog Obedience Pack Hiking Scentwork Dock Diving Barn Hunt Drafting 11:00 Flyball Barn Hunt Search and Rescue 11:30 Hunt Test Agility Weight Pull Trick Dog Dock Dog Video Barn Hunt Earthdog Special Needs Therapy 12:00 Freestyle Rally Weight Pull Tracking Dock Diving Barn Hunt Skijoring Reading Therapy 12:30 Disc Dog Obedience Pack Hiking Scentwork Dock Dog Video Barn Hunt Carting North Star Therapy Animals 1:00 Flyball Barn Hunt Mobility Dogs 1:30 Hunt Test Agility Weight Pull Trick Dog Dock Diving Barn Hunt Sled Dog Law Enforcement Dogs 2:00 Freestyle Agilty Weight Pull Tracking Dock Dog Video Barn Hunt Earthdog 2:30 Sunday January 7 10:30 Disc Dog Obedience Pack Hiking Scentwork Dock Diving Barn Hunt Drafting 11:00 Flyball Barn Hunt Emergency Management Trailer 11:30 Hunt Test Agility Weight Pull Trick Dog Dock Dog Video Barn Hunt Earthdog Special Needs Therapy 12:00 Freestyle Rally Weight Pull Tracking Dock Diving Barn Hunt Skijoring Reading Therapy 12:30 Disc Dog Obedience Pack Hiking Scentwork Dock Dog Video Barn Hunt Carting North Star Therapy Animals 1:00 Agility Flyball Barn Hunt PTSD Service Dogs 1:30 Hunt Trial Agility Weight Pull Trick Dog Dock Diving Barn Hunt Sled Dog Law Enforcement Dogs 2:00 Freestyle Weight Pull Tracking Dock Dog Video Barn Hunt Earthdog 2:30.

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