Saturday morning bright and
early, folks were gathering on the north end of the fairgrounds for
the 4-H Dog Show.
Amy Hyde is one of two community workers with the Logan County
Extension office. She and Patty Huffer spend untold hours each year
before, during and after the Logan County Fair making sure that
everything runs smoothly for the 4-H exhibits.
Pictures by Nila Smith |
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Amy
Hyde
and Tracey Rawlings discuss the roping off of the arena for the dog
show. |
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Troy
Rawlings helps his mom and Hyde tie off the roping for the arena at
the dog show. |
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Katie Lynn and her poodle, Tinkerbelle, arrive
for the show.
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"Butt" you're not seeing double; the two black
dogs are litter mates and look identical. They will both be shown by Kamryn Aylesworth. |
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Amy Lowe gives her beagle-mix a nice little
brush before the show.
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A little chitchat between spectators.
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A
little walk in the grass may lead to a potty break, something you
don't want to take place in the arena. |
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Abigail Fitzpatrick rehearses leading her dog.
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