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Darcy Border Collie Jennifer Giacchi Gunner Schipperke Sheri Rasmussen Erin Border Collie Barbara Wood Ginger Mix John Fisher / Liz Leisek Thursday Trial 1 Crazy 8 Blind One Darcy Border Collie Jennifer Giacchi Gunner Schipperke Sheri Rasmussen Erin Border Collie Barbara Wood Ginger Mix John Fisher / Liz Leisek Crazy 8 Blind Two Dottie Danish Swedish Farmdog Jennifer Giacchi Daisy Schipperke Sheri Rasmussen Raider Belgian Shepherd David LaValley Mickey Border Collie Karla Gracia Crazy 8 Blind Three Jet Danish Swedish Farmdog Cynthia Heyman Jessie Schipperke Sheri Rasmussen Pippin Pembroke Welsh Corgi Leila Stephani Thursday Trial 1 Master Blind One Darcy Border Collie Jennifer Giacchi Lucy Australian Shepherd John Fisher Erin Border Collie Barbara Wood Kinship German Shepherd Dog Pamela J Brown Master Blind Two Ginger Mix John Fisher / Liz Leisek Dottie Danish Swedish Farmdog Jennifer Giacchi Mickey Border Collie Karla Gracia Posh Border Terrier JoAnn Wolf Master Blind Three Isa Australian Shepherd Donna Carr Jet Danish Swedish Farmdog Cynthia Heyman Scout Australian Shepherd John Fisher / Liz Leisek Master Blind Four Bumper Miniature Schnauzer Jalynn Davis Dudley Russell Terrier Kelly Cooper Cody Australian Shepherd John Fisher / Liz Leisek Thursday Trial 1 Senior Blind One Far German Shepherd Dog Pamela J Brown Corona Golden Retriever Monica Keracik Hunter Siberian Husky Shannon Faltak Wicca Rottweiler Jeanne & Doug Looker Senior Blind Two Tebow Golden Retriever Monica Keracik Quinn Smooth Collie Cynthia Heyman Journey Miniature Schnauzer Jalynn Davis Claire Luna Norweigian Lundehund Karen Woerner Thursday Trial 1 Open Blind One Kenai Bernese Mountain Dog Donna Carr Ember Rottweiler Jeanne & Doug Looker Kady Rottweiler Valerie Carr Cricket Golden Retriever Kathy Bourland Raider Belgian Shepherd David LaValley Open Blind Two Daisy Schipperke Sheri Rasmussen Connor Danish Swedish Farmdog Cynthia Heyman Nemo Border Terrier Barbara Nastasi Jase Miniature Schnauzer Carol Henning Emmy Miniature Schnauzer Linda Wahlquist-Soos Open Blind Three Jessie Schipperke Sheri Rasmussen Maddie Miniature Schnauzer Carole Alex Pippin Pembroke Welsh Corgi Leila Stephani Thursday Trial 1 Instinct Blind One Diva Australian Cattle Dog Natalie Nelson-Lang Thursday Trial 1 Novice Blind One Jesse AMBOR Kim Whorton Mojo Boston Terrier Michelle Hoffner Mercy Golden Retriever Shannon Faltak Diva Australian Cattle Dog Natalie Nelson-Lang Ellie Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Kris Van Laningham Novice Blind Two Sam Belgian Tervuren Susan Worth Dante German Shepherd Dog Denese Wolfson Jax Border Collie Kim Whorton Rebel Jack Russell Terrier Michelle Hoffner Breaker Miniature Schnauzer Linda Wahlquist-Soos Novice Blind Three Rogi Miniature Schnauzer Jalynn Davis Cedar Miniature Schnauzer Jackie Harris Gunner Schipperke Sheri Rasmussen Jolly Russell Terrier Kelly Cooper Stormy Miniature Schnauzer Carole Alex Friday Trial 1 Instinct Blind One Finley Sussex Spaniel Linda Tufvesson Frankie Finnish Lapphund Janice Hammond Instinct Blind Two Hartley Sussex Spaniel Linda Tufvesson Diva Australian Cattle Dog Natalie Nelson-Lang Instinct Blind Three Maddie AMBOR Linda Tufvesson Friday Trial 1 Novice Blind One Jolly Russell Terrier Kelly Cooper Stormy Miniature Schnauzer Carole Alex Cherry Dachshund Christine Kim Finley Sussex Spaniel Linda Tufvesson Dillon Smooth Fox Terrier Gracia Hall Novice Blind Two Gracchus Dachshund Christine Kim Breaker Miniature Schnauzer Linda Wahlquist-Soos Frankie Finnish Lapphund Janice Hammond Rogi Miniature Schnauzer Jalynn Davis El AMBOR Judy Katz Novice Blind Three Dewey Golden Retriever Cindy Pitts Hartley Sussex Spaniel Linda Tufvesson Jonah Dachshund Christine Kim Jax Border Collie Kim Whorton Diva Australian Cattle Dog Natalie Nelson-Lang Novice Blind Four Maddie AMBOR Linda Tufvesson Bella German Shepherd Dog Eleanore Smith Benny Golden Retriever Cindy Pitts Novice Blind Five Jamin Portuguese Water Dog Judy Newton Dante German Shepherd Dog Denese Wolfson Jesse AMBOR Kim Whorton Friday Trial 1 Open Blind One Emmy Miniature Schnauzer Linda Wahlquist-Soos Maddie Miniature Schnauzer Carole Alex Pippin Pembroke Welsh Corgi Leila Stephani Darby Miniature Schnauzer Mary McArdle Deuce Smooth Fox Terrier Clara Good Open Blind Two Connor Danish Swedish Farmdog Cynthia Heyman Angel Smooth Fox Terrier Gracia Hall Bailey Lakeland Terrier JoLynn Hefferman Madison Alaskan Malamute Barb Cannon Luke Bearded Collie Olivia Lazarus Open Blind Three Kenai Bernese Mountain Dog Donna Carr Tig American Staffordshire Terrier Mary Rutherford Ember Rottweiler Jeanne & Doug Looker Kady Rottweiler Valerie Carr Open Blind Four Maura Portuguese Water Dog Ellen Gale Eliza AMBOR Lori Beach Raider Belgian Shepherd David LaValley Zooey Standard Poodle Susan Yonemura Friday Trial 1 Crazy 8 Blind One Dottie Danish Swedish Farmdog Jennifer Giacchi Cherry Dachshund Christine Kim Pippin Pembroke Welsh Corgi Leila Stephani Darby Miniature Schnauzer Mary McArdle Crazy 8 Blind Two Darcy Border Collie Jennifer Giacchi Gracchus Dachshund Christine Kim Mickey Border Collie Karla Gracia El AMBOR Judy Katz Crazy 8 Blind Three Milo AMBOR Dawn Munger Jet Danish Swedish Farmdog Cynthia Heyman Madison Alaskan Malamute Barb Cannon Isa Australian Shepherd Donna Carr Crazy 8 Blind Four Ginger Mix John Fisher / Liz Leisek Eliza AMBOR Lori Beach Raider Belgian Shepherd David LaValley Zooey Standard Poodle Susan Yonemura Friday Trial 1 Senior Blind One Journey Miniature Schnauzer Jalynn Davis Milo AMBOR Dawn Munger Claire Luna Norweigian Lundehund Karen Woerner Far German Shepherd Dog Pamela J Brown Senior Blind Two Corona Golden Retriever Monica Keracik Wicca Rottweiler Jeanne & Doug Looker Quinn Smooth Collie Cynthia Heyman Tequila AMBOR Dena Johann Friday Trial 1 Master Blind One Dottie Danish Swedish Farmdog Jennifer Giacchi Lucy Australian Shepherd John Fisher Dudley Russell Terrier Kelly Cooper Mickey Border Collie Karla Gracia Master Blind Two Posh Border Terrier JoAnn Wolf Darcy Border Collie Jennifer Giacchi Ginger Mix John Fisher / Liz Leisek Bumper Miniature Schnauzer Jalynn Davis Master Blind Three Jet Danish Swedish Farmdog Cynthia Heyman Kinship German Shepherd Dog Pamela J Brown Isa Australian Shepherd Donna Carr Duke "Monster" AMBOR Mary Wilson Master Blind Four Erin Border Collie Barbara Wood Cody Australian Shepherd John Fisher / Liz Leisek Friday Trial 2 Senior Blind One Journey Miniature Schnauzer Jalynn Davis Milo AMBOR Dawn Munger Claire Luna Norweigian Lundehund Karen Woerner Far German Shepherd Dog Pamela J Brown Senior Blind Two Corona Golden Retriever Monica Keracik Wicca Rottweiler Jeanne & Doug Looker Quinn Smooth Collie Cynthia Heyman Tequila AMBOR Dena Johann Friday Trial 2 Master Blind One Dottie Danish Swedish Farmdog Jennifer Giacchi Lucy Australian Shepherd John Fisher Dudley Russell Terrier Kelly Cooper Mickey Border Collie Karla Gracia Master Blind Two Posh Border Terrier JoAnn Wolf Darcy Border Collie Jennifer Giacchi Ginger Mix John Fisher / Liz Leisek Bumper Miniature Schnauzer Jalynn Davis Master Blind Three Kinship German Shepherd Dog Pamela J Brown Jet Danish Swedish Farmdog Cynthia Heyman Isa Australian Shepherd Donna Carr Duke "Monster" AMBOR Mary Wilson Master Blind Four Erin Border Collie Barbara Wood Cody Australian Shepherd John Fisher / Liz Leisek Friday Trial 2 Open Blind One Emmy Miniature Schnauzer Linda Wahlquist-Soos Maddie Miniature Schnauzer Carole Alex Darby Miniature Schnauzer Mary McArdle Angel Smooth Fox Terrier Gracia Hall Bailey Lakeland Terrier JoLynn Hefferman Open Blind Two Madison Alaskan Malamute Barb Cannon Luke Bearded Collie Olivia Lazarus Kenai Bernese Mountain Dog Donna Carr Tig American Staffordshire Terrier Mary Rutherford Ember Rottweiler Jeanne & Doug Looker Open Blind Three Maura Portuguese Water Dog Ellen Gale Eliza AMBOR Lori Beach Raider Belgian Shepherd David LaValley Zooey Standard Poodle Susan Yonemura Friday Trial 2 Novice Blind One Finley Sussex Spaniel Linda Tufvesson Jolly Russell Terrier Kelly Cooper Lola AMBOR Michelle Massey Dewey Golden Retriever Cindy Pitts Breaker Miniature Schnauzer Linda Wahlquist-Soos Novice Blind Two Stormy Miniature Schnauzer Carole Alex Frankie Finnish Lapphund Janice Hammond Hartley Sussex Spaniel Linda Tufvesson Rogi Miniature Schnauzer Jalynn Davis Jesse AMBOR Kim Whorton Novice Blind Three El AMBOR Judy Katz Dillon Smooth Fox Terrier Gracia Hall Diva Australian Cattle Dog Natalie Nelson-Lang Bella German Shepherd Dog Eleanore Smith Jamin Portuguese Water Dog Judy Newton Novice Blind Four Maddie AMBOR Linda Tufvesson Benny Golden Retriever Cindy Pitts Sam Belgian Tervuren Susan Worth Jax Border Collie Kim Whorton Dante German Shepherd Dog Denese Wolfson Saturday Trial 1 Instinct Blind One Yogi West Highland White Terrier Dee McManis Captain Pointer Matthew Whitaker Instinct Blind Two Pogee West Highland White Terrier Dee McManis Saturday Trial 1 Novice Blind One Yogi West Highland White Terrier Dee McManis Diva Australian Cattle Dog Natalie Nelson-Lang Ellie Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Kris Van Laningham Charleigh Gordon Setter Matthew Whitaker Novice Blind Two Prim AMBOR Anneliese DeAragon Breaker Miniature Schnauzer Linda Wahlquist-Soos Rogi Miniature Schnauzer Jalynn Davis Dillon Smooth Fox Terrier Gracie Hall Novice Blind Three Cedar Miniature Schnauzer Jackie Harris Gunner Schipperke Sheri Rasmussen Stormy Miniature Schnauzer Carole Alex Pogee West Highland White Terrier Dee McManis Saturday Trial 1 Open Blind One Madison Alaskan Malamute Barb Cannon Daisy Schipperke Sheri Rasmussen Kenai Bernese Mountain Dog Donna Carr Tig American Staffordshire Terrier Mary Rutherford Hamish Gordon Setter Matthew
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