Paws and applause: 4-H youth compete in obedience contest
Georgia the Australian shepherd lies down after competing in the obedience competition. This is Georgia’s second year competing and she is 2 1/2 years old.
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James Doyer pets his Goldendoodle, Ziva, after she finishes the first part of the obedience competition. Doyer has competed three times with Ziva and says she is improving.
Ben Handerlie tries to control his Newfoundland, Maddie. Maddie is only 7 months old and is still being trained, however Handerlie is optimistic about her performance in the future.
River Spees struts her pug, Propane through the pin during the obedience competition. Propane is three years old.
Josiah Spees hugs his pug, Otis as other members of the Happy Tails 4-H group make their rounds around the ring in the obedience competition. Otis is 3 years old.
Rowan Spees pets and congratulates his black Labrador, Lucy after she completes part of the obedience competition. Lucy is the oldest dog that competed at 9 years old.
MOSES LAKE — The Happy Tails 4-H Club held its annual dog competition show at the Grant County Fair for children and their dogs. Wednesday’s events included obedience and dog judging.
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