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Anoka County Minnesota Kennel Club 2016 Membership List Anoka County Minnesota Kennel Club 2016 Membership List Last Name First Name Membership Address City Zip Phone Email Breed(s) Activities Bernese Mountain Dog, Clumber, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Sussex, Bebeau Peggy & Randy Family 352 McKinley St NW Anoka 55303 763-421-5682 [email protected] German Shepherd Conformation, Bernese Mountain Dog, Clumber, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, sussex, Bebeau April Junior 352 McKinley St NW Anoka 55303 763-421-5682 [email protected] German Shepherd Conformation Behrens Evelyn Single 19560 Jasper St NW Anoka 55303 763-753-9343 [email protected] Japanese Chin Belz Pam Single 14023 50th At. S Afton 55001 612-991-9979 [email protected] Australian Shepherds Billman Jim and Kathy Family 1367 County Rd E West Arden Hills 55112 651-633-8378 [email protected] Keeshonden Conformation, Bosnic Cathy Single PO Box 255 Zimmerman 55398 315-372-8212 [email protected] Keeshonden Conformation, Cameron Nancy & Amanda Family 1904 Granite Dr Shakopee 55379 612-616-6266 [email protected] Keeshonden Conformation, Cholewa Anita single 1533 121st Ave NE Blaine 55449 763-767-9338 [email protected] Basenji Agility, Obedience Croft Jan Single 1043 121st Lane NE Blaine 55434 612-716-0895 [email protected] Alaska Malmute, Samoyed Dankert Lisa & Todd Family 5877 183rd AveNW Anoka 55303 612-290-6175 [email protected] Keeshond, Lab Conformation, Dankert Ken & Ryan Junior 5877 183rd AveNW Anoka 55303 612-290-6175 [email protected] Keeshond Conformation, Domino Melissa Single 26245 Olinda Trail Lindstrom 55045 763-242-4209 [email protected] Siberian Husky Foster Jeanne Single 1385 230th St. W Farmington 55024 651-403-0959 fullobullFrench [email protected] French Bulldog Conformation, Godfrey Geof & Karen Family 3451 174th LN NW Andover 55304 612-670-3186 [email protected] Keeshond Conformation, Siberian Husky & Golden Hanson Laurie & Robert Family 5951 145th Lane NW Ramsey 55303 763-323-0118 [email protected] Retriever Conformation, Agility, Harvey Beth Single 3328 33rd Ave S Mpls 55406 612-250-9795 [email protected] Keeshond Flat Coated Retriever, Irish, Heikes Michelle & Wayne Family 14180 Pauls Drive Rogers 55374 612-558-2307 [email protected] Dachshunds Conformation, Handling, Harwick Nicole Junior 14180 Pauls Drive Rogers 55374 612-558-2307 Juniors, Conformation, St. Bernards, Amercian Stafford Terrier, French Hiltz Robbie and Tim Family 16541 Valley Dr NW Andover 55304 763-464-6177 [email protected] Bulldog Conformation, Mini Long Haired Jackson David & Denise Family 10814 Norway St NW Coon Rapids 55448 612-384-8808 [email protected] Dachshunds Conformation, Johnson Art & Gloria Family 642 Swedish Mission Road River Falls, WI 54022 616-403-7681 [email protected] Chihuahua Jones Pamela Kay Single PO Box 480105 Blaine 55448 763-767-0410 [email protected] French Bulldog Karash Lenore(Cookie)/Tim Family 29175 Goldenrod Drive NW Isanti 55040 763-444-4617 [email protected] Rough Coated Collie Kraskey Carolyn Single 2600 Grand St NE Minneapolis 55418 612-789-8077 [email protected] American Water Spaniel Obedience, Krenn Tom & Michelle Family 2229 132nd Lane NE Blaine 55449 763-862-8002 [email protected] Siberan huskies Conformation, Mager Jocelyn/Joy Peterson Family 4388 235th Lane St. Francis 55070 763-913-9674 [email protected] Siberian Husky, Whippet Conformation, German Shepherd, Clumber, Mahonen Sue Single 218 Carroll St Duluth 55804 218-348-4476 suciGerman [email protected] Chinese Crested Conformation, McShannock Mary Single 1491 Arkwright St St. Paul 55130 651-492-2216 [email protected] Scottish Deerhound Conformation, Racing, Minshull Lisa & Camille Family 17964 Roanoke St Ramsey 55303 763-213-0490 [email protected] Havanese Juniors, Muehlbauer Cindy Single [email protected] Peterson Lynda Lee Single 9912 300th Ave N Princeton 55371 612-308-0208 [email protected] Rottweiler, Corgi, Whippet Conformation, Obedience, Racing, Peterson Nicholas Junior 5461 Starling Dr Monticello 55362 [email protected] Corgi, Whippet, Conformation, Juniors, Peterson Sara C. Family 5461 Starling Dr Monticello 55362 612-964-2165 [email protected] Whippet, Corgi, Rottweiler Conformation, Peterson Sarah Single 30464 146th St NW Princeton 55371 763-412-6363 [email protected] French Bulldog Conformation, Rottweiler, French Bulldog, Peterson Tim Single 11760 193rd Ave NW Elk River 55330 612-396-3466 [email protected] Siberian Husky Conformation, Obedience, Piper Annie Single 6732 Edgewood N Btooklyn Park 55428 763-703-8726 [email protected] French Bulldog Conformation, Proffit Sharon Single 34271 McGraw Lake Rd Danbury, WI 54830 956-241-2350 [email protected] Chihuahua, French Bulldog Reitsma Sandy & Annalise Family 25575 184th St NW Big Lake 55309 763-263-8182 [email protected] Siberian Husky Conformation, Reitsma Stoffel Single 26245 Olinda Trail Lindstrom 55045 612-790-2406 [email protected] Siberian Husky Conformation, Rustad Phil Single [email protected] Sheltie Obedience, Judging Schmoyer Debbie Single 13251 S Diamond Lake Rd Dayton 55327 612-202-5167 [email protected] Australian Shepherds Schwarten Theresa and Craig Family 34570 Ivan Ave Stacy 55079 651-408-0007 [email protected] Bernese Mountain Dog Smith Debbie Single 4713 Dominick Dr Minnetonka 55343 952-451-0733 [email protected] Australian Shepherds Stoltzman Terry Single Stoffel Barbara Single 288 Groves Drive Chaska 55318 952-250-1038 [email protected] Keeshond Conformation, The Michael Single 7681 Homestead Ct S Cottage Grove 55016 [email protected] Todoroff Sharon Single 6343 Pine St Columbus 55014 651-786-2400 [email protected] German Shepherd Wirtz Karla Single 75 E Harvey Rd Esko 55733 218-349-7587 French Bulldog Conformation, Zopfi Gloria Single 18801 Watercrest St Nw Anoka 55303 612-812-1356 [email protected] Collies & Australian Shepherd Conformation, Agility, .
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