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Molino Residents Compete In National Dog Obedience Championship
March 26, 2013
Two Molino residents recently competed with their Border Collies in the the 2013 AKC National Obedience Championship in Tulsa, OK.
Victory Hulett placed third overall among all breeds and first in her individual breed. Joanne Permowic placed fifth in her breed. Hulett also had the third highest cumulative score, among all breeds, from the two-day event.
Hulett and Permowic train together at the Leading Edge Dog Obedience School on Muscogee Road.
Pictured left: Victory Hulett and her dog Reign (left), and Joanne Permowic and her dog Clint at the 2013 AKC National Obedience Championship in Tulsa, OK. Submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Molino Residents Compete In National Dog Obedience Championship”
Congrats, ladies. Your dedication and hard work is recognized, and certainly paid off. You deserve such honors!
Congratulations! Training a dog to compete is an everyday workout for you and the dog and I know how proud of your dog you must be!