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This Is the List of 110 Titles Completed During 2006 by DOTC Dogs, And Congratulations to the following dogs and handlers! This is the list of 110 titles completed during 2006 by DOTC dogs, and you’ll see a great variety of activities represented – obedience, herding, agility, field work, water work and therapy work. Dog and Handler Title Date Canine Good Citizen Test 11/14/06 Jim Smotrel and “Slater”, Collie Therapy Dogs International 11/14/06 Millknock Daydrm Step N Stone Novice Agility Preferred JWW 11/22/06 CGC TDI NAP OJP Novice Agility Preferred 10/28/06 Open Preferred JWW 11/19/06 Judy Smotrel and “Stoney”, Collie Agility Excellent 4/30/06 UCD UAGI UAGII Millknock Daydream Gemstone CD PT AX Companion Dog 9/16/06 MXJ NJP OJC TN-N CGC TDI Pre-Trial Tested 9/9/06 Cyndy Oschner and “Gracie”, Doberman Pinscher MX 6/30/06 UAGI Treetops Summer Smoke CGC UD MX MXJ RN RN 11/18/06 Sally Gilkey and “Ginny”, Border Terrier Novice Agility Bendywood’s Gin Rummy CD NA NAJ Novice Agility Jumper CGC 3/14/06 NA 7/7/06 Fred Oschner and “Mason”, Doberman Pinscher NAJ 3/31/06 Phyreside’s Double Dare You CGC OA OAJ OA 9/24/06 OAJ 9/16/06 Annabel Maley and “Penny”, Cardigan Welsh Corgi CGC Cavalier's Pretty Penny NA NAJ NJP CGC Annabel Maley and Cardigan Welsh Corgi, "Ginger" UAGI UAGI Cavalier Gingerbread Cookie NAP NJP Annabel Maley and Cardigan Welsh Corgi CGC Cavalier Holly’s Ha’Penny HT CGC Annabel Maley and Cardigan Welsh Corgi, "Taffy" RN Cavalier Count Your Pennies PT NAP NJP RN JHD Annabel Maley and Cardigan Welsh Corgi NJP CH Cavalier’s Patriotic Penny HSAd NJP JHD VC VC Annabel Maley and Cardigan Welsh Corgi PT CH Fantasy Farm Tiny Dancer PT AX 12/3/05 NAP 3/18/06 NJP 3/18/06 Mary Ann Eustis and “Destiny”, Standard Poodle OAP 4/1/06 UAGI Torbec Date With Destiny VCD1 AX AXJ AXP AJP RN CGC OJP 4/1/06 AXP 4/29/06 AJP 4/29/06 RN 6/13/06 Lisa Gross and “Rumor”, Border Collie UDX2 3/18/06 OTCh UCDX UAGI Norwood's Rumor Has It UDX2 TD UAGI 11/06 Vicki King and “Brooklyn”, Dalmatian MACH 8/5/06 MACH UAGI Another MGR Spotted at CCR NJC Vicki King and “Tyler”, Parson Russell Terrier MACH 11/19/06 MACH One Ton Tyler Rita Peterson and “Ranger”, Shetland Sheepdog MXJ 4/9/06 Summerstock Snowbound Ranger MX MXJ EAC EJC NGC MX 11/17/06 OA 4/16/06 Rita Peterson and Shetland Sheepdog, "Thunder" OAJ 4/16/06 Dixieland Here Comes Thunder OA AXJ AXJ 5/6/06 Jean Krason and “Kaila”, Australian Shepherd RN 6/4/06 UAGI UAGII UCD Image's Takes The Cake CGC CD OA AXJ RN NAJ 4/30/06 Jean Krason and "Torque", Australian Shepherd NA 9/10/06 UAGI Image's Heat Wave NA NAJ RN CGC RN 6/4/06 Dot Romano and Viszla, "Daisy” CH 11/26/06 CH Anderson’s Smartie Pants Sue Puffenbarger and Labrador Retriever, "Coal" RN 4/13/06 Shadowglen Roundabout Campfyr CD RN CGC Allen and Chris Armistead and Pointer, "Indy" JH Moorland's Running On Empty JH Allen and Chris Armistead and Pointer, "Zoe" CH Ch Moorland's Running Solo JH JH Allen and Chris Armistead and Pointer, "Pearl" RN Ch Kinnike Baylee JH RN CD CGC CD Margaret Bissell and Keeshond, "Katie" RN 4/15/06 UACHX UUD Nightwind Keepsake Treasure UDX MXP MJP RA RA 5/13/06 ASCA-UD HOF Margaret Bissell and Keeshond, "Nikkee" UDX2 3/23/06 AKC/UKC CH OTCH MACH UACHX UCDX Keepsake Moonlight OTCH 6/4/06 Serenade UDX2 ASCA-CD HOF MACH 11/26/06 CDX 2/4/06 Margaret Bissell and Keeshond, "Icey" MX 10/13/06 CH UACH UCDX Keepsake Giving Me Chills CDX MX MXJ MXJ 9/16/06 NA 3/18/06 Clair Malinowski and Doberman Pinscher, "Schooner" NAJ 10/07/06 UAGI Richwood Lighting Flash NA NAJ RN CGC WAE RN 10/14/06 AX 9/9/06 Clair Malinowski and Doberman Pinscher, "Riley" AXJ 6/30/06 UAGI UAGII UCD Blumont Strikes Your Fancy CGC CD AX AXJ RN 10/14/06 RN WAE D-CD UDC-CH UAGII 11/06 UDC-CH 11/12/06 RN 6/2/06 Brooke Patterson and Pembroke Welsh Corgi, “Stitch” RA 9/06 Keep Me in Stitches RA CGC TDIA TDIA 9/06 RN Candy Lawhorne and Miniature Poodle, "Genny" NA UAGI Genny Cream Ale NA NAJ RN CGC NAJ Candy Lawhorne and Portuguese Water Dog, "Pesa" RA UCD UAGI Robel Wind at Rivergate CDX FM FMX FMCH RA WWD FMCH UCD Alan Kolody and Puli, “Rocket CD 10/15/06 Meadowview Apollo of Fuzzy Farm CD Vinessa Alones and Standard Poodle, "Taco" RN 6/3/06 Whiteoak Taco Supreme RN CGC TDIA AX 3/20/05 John and Mary Lou Novak and Havanese, “Joli” MXJ 10/9/05 UACH Novak’s Joli Femme MX MXJ CGC TDIA MX 3/31/06 OAJ 4/10/05 OA 5/8/05 John and Mary Lou Novak and Havanese, “Chance” MXJ 9/18/05 CH UAGII Bonneterre Chances Are AX MXJ CGC AX 7/1/06 MXJ 10/22/06 Faye McCollum and Dalmatian, “Gidget” AX 2006 UAGI Gidget McCollum AX AXJ Mary Wells Ramsey and Pembroke Welsh Corgi, “Lewis” CGC 11/14/06 UAGI CD’s Sgt Lewis CGC NA NAJ OAC EJC-V CGC 3/14/06 Mary Wells Ramsey and Pembroke Welsh Corgi, “Trifle” WVR-O 3-25-06 UAGI UAGII Jen’s Trifle Muttch CGC NAJ MXP AJP Open NADAC OPEN VERSATILIY 3/25/06 Versatility EAC EJC EGC ECC TNE TNG-O WVR-O MXP 4/23/06 NJP 9/9/06 Mary Wells Ramsey and Pembroke Welsh Corgi, “Bounce” NAP 10/1/06 UAGI Trife’s Bounce Back Atcha NJP NAP CGC CGC 11/14/06 UD 3/25/06 UDX 5/20/06 Gayle Echevarria and Border Collie, “Zazu” OTCH 6/30/06 OTCH UCD Nimrod’s Zazu Is Hakuna Matata RE UDX2 UDX2 10/14/06 UCD 11/12/06 Mallory Wooldridge and pointer mix, “Millie” CGC 3/14/06 Millie CGC TDI TDI 3/14/06 Donna Leveque and “Zach” RN 11/4/06 Prince Zachary Von Duffin RN CGC CGC CD 4/1/06 Robin Rudolph and Golden Retriever, “Travis” RN 4/1/06 UCDX Rudolph’s Travis of Heartland CD RN AX MXJ MXJ 4/22/06 NAJ 10/29/06 Robin Rudolph and Rat Terrier, “Cricket” NA 11/19/06 Rudolph’s Wish Upon A Star NA OAJ OAJ 12/3/06 .
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