JUDGES’ BIOGRAPHIES 2025
CONFORMATION JUDGES
JEFFERY BAZELL, OHIO, USA
Jeff Bazell is the 3rd generation dog show enthusiast. His grandfather bred Black and Tan Coonhounds, his grandmother and father were heavily involved in Chow Chows and Jeff finished his first champion, a Pekingese purchased from Nigel Aubrey-Jones, at the age of 9 by winning a specialty. His involvement in Brussels Griffons began at age 12 and continues to the present, with over 1000 titled dogs bred, co-bred or shown by the St John Kennel. During the 1980's he bred many champion Newfoundlands including putting multiple group and best in show wins on two male Landseers. As teenager he showed Afghans for Kay Finch in California, owned and showed many Kingsmark Greyhounds and has international experience with many sighthound breeds.
He has been judging for over 25 years and has enjoyed judging all over the world along with his husband, Jeff Kestner. The Jeffs also have a new found love in the Lancashire Heeler breed and are actively opening a breeding program to help introduce this wonderful breed to North America.
Jeff is a garden designer, plant breeder and nursery owner and has won over 100 international design awards including the Queen's Gold Medal for Horticulture. He has been a featured designer at the Floriade in the Netherlands, the Ameriflora in the US and the Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show. He has also taught in design schools at the university level and is a former special needs kindergarten teacher.
RITA BIDDLE, MICHIGAN, USA
My name is Rita J. Biddle, Esq. I got my first Great Dane in the 1960s, and in the early 1980s the Akita came into my life. I’ve bred and shown both breeds. My last Dane passed in 1997 and now I just have an 8-year-old male Akita left. He is the 10th generation of my breeding.
I’ve had success in the show ring with both breeds, achieving many championships and rankings over the years. In the COVID years I began working on Obedience and Rally with my Akita and we achieved many titles. I can’t imagine life without a dog. They bring so much joy to one’s existence.
I began judging matches in the 80’s and now am approved to judge the Hound, Working, Non-Sporting Groups, and half of the Herding Group, BIS, JS, and all of the groups for Owner Handled. I’ve had the honor of judging all over the US, Canada, the UK, Denmark and Mexico and have turned down assignments in the Far East and India (too far to travel alone). I’ve judged many national and regional specialties.
I’ve also been very active in club activities having served as past president of the Akita Club of America, past vice president of the United States Neapolitan Club, various officer and show positions (including a long-time delegate to the AKC) in Ingram County Kennel Club, and member of the Shiba Club of America.
I am currently on the AKC Board of Directors and will finish my 8th year in March. I Chair the AKC Reunite which provides microchips, partners with kennel clubs to provide disaster trailers, and partners with police departments and kennel clubs to fund police dogs. I also sit on the AKC Detection Dog Task Force which is involved in helping breeders breed and train dogs for detection work.
My work career was in law enforcement, regulation, and finance. I am a lawyer. I am now retired and can devote all my time to doggy pursuits. I love judging and, for me, there is nothing more thrilling than evaluating a dog against its standard, watching it move. and seeing it demonstrate the concept of “form follows function”. It is extra rewarding to have a young dog, inexperienced dog or a nervous dog relax when I put my hands on them and tell them that it is alright and see them slowly gain confidence as I put them through their paces.
I have judged in Canada many times and look forward to being with you and your beautiful dogs once again.
BRIAN BOGART, NEW YORK, USA
In May 1970 when Brian and his younger brother Wade, were discussing what to do for Mother’s Day, the then 12-year-old Wade suggested they purchase a Miniature Poodle puppy as a gift.
Fourteen-year-old Brian, whose only source of income at the time was a paper route, said no. A few days later, Wade persuaded our mother Alice and they soon arrived at our home with a Miniature Schnauzer.
The show bug eventually “bit” us and we made a purchase hoping to improve the breed. In 1979, Brian entered Graduate School at the University of Tennessee; one of my professors in the Animal Science-Nutrition Department was Dr Karl Barth of Karlshof Miniature Schnauzer fame. He suggested that we get the best brood bitch we could afford. We did just that.
Under the AKC Registered Name Prefix, SUMERWYND, Wade & I have amassed over 80 AKC Conformation Champions, 7 Top Producing Sires and 6 Top Producing Dams, BIS Winners on Three Continents. We are especially delighted that over 11 dogs of our breeding have excelled in companion and performance events. Including, Marsha Dawson’s Ch Garnet Rock Maestro Bernstein OM2, UDX2, VER, RAE2, MX, MXJ, MXBP, MJ, MJP3 MJPB PAX OF XFP JE CGC ASCA:CDX CKC: CD AMSC VAX who according to Dan Kiedrowski, the late breed historian and editor of Schnauzer Shorts magazine was the most titled Miniature Schnauzer in breed history
I have been a member of the American Miniature Schnauzer Club since 1984 and have served this club as a 3-term member of the Board of Governors and am currently completing a fourth term. In addition, I was the AMSC Fall Specialty Coordinator held in connection with the Montgomery County Kennel Club for 12 years and am an AMSC Approved Breed Mentor. I have held several leadership positions in local AKC All Breed Clubs and am still active an active member.
Currently the AKC grants me permission to adjudicate all breeds in the Terrier Group, 19 breeds in the Working Group, the Norwegian Buhund and Best in Show. I have judged at some of the most prestigious shows in North America, including the Miniature Schnauzer Club of Canada National Specialty and American Miniature Schnauzer Club National Specialty-Montgomery County KC.
I am a retired Sales and Marketing Executive in the Veterinary Pharmaceutical and Pet Food Industries. Aside from dogs, I am an avid Pickleball player and rabid fan of my hometown football team, the Buffalo Bills.
KATHI BROWN, MASSACHUSETTS, USA
As an American Kennel Club judge, Ms. Brown presently judges the Terrier, Toy, and Non-Sporting groups and most Hound breeds as well as Pembroke and Cardigan Welsh Corgis. She has judged specialties in all groups as well as many group specific events. She has judged her breed national in both the United States and Canada. At recent AKC National shows in Orlando she has judged Toys, Terriers and the Non-Sporting National Owner Handled Breeds and group. This December she will be judging the AKC All-Breed Stakes for Puppies and Juniors for sixteen hound breeds. Presently she lives in Massachusetts with her English Toy Spaniel and Boston Terrier.
Kathi came to judging following over 35 years as an owner, breeder, groomer and handler. Living in New England, she has exhibited in both the US and Canada. Kathi bred, groomed and exhibited her Scottish Terriers under the Blueberry Hill prefix. Her breeding program has yielded top Scottish Terriers. Her dogs have won numerous specialties, groups, and Best in Show awards. Her homebred Blueberry Hill dogs have been number one in both Breed and All-Breed multiple years.
She is presently the Judges’ Education Coordinator for the Scottish Terrier Club of America. She has served in many capacities in canine organizations. She has been an AKC Delegate, All-Breed Show Chairman and Past President of Ladies’ Dog Club as well as President of the Scottish Terrier Club of America. She is past AKC Gazette Columnist. Kathi continues to write and publish articles on the breed.
Ms. Brown is a retired education consultant working with states, districts and colleges providing professional development on learner and outcome-based instruction. She has been the Massachusetts Statewide Coordinator for Science at the Department of Education, a Staff Developer for the Cambridge Public Schools, Director of Mathematics and Science for the Hudson Public Schools and a faculty member at Lesley University.
ROBERT L. T. DAWSON, BANGKOK, THAILAND
Robert (Bob) Dawson, originally from Australia, has lived and worked in the Philippines, S. Korea, and, most recently, Bangkok, Thailand. With over 45 years of experience in the dog world, Bob has made significant contributions to the breeding and showing of several breeds. The breeds he is best known for are the companion and toy breeds including Pugs, Chihuahuas, Boston Terriers, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and Hound breeds including Basenjis, Dachshunds, and Whippets.
Bob has campaigned many to their championships in Asia. He has also made up AKC champions.
Throughout his judging career, Bob has been an all-breed judge in 3 countries. He has judged in many countries in the past 30 years–Asia, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, USA, Canada, and Africa. He has been invited to judge many National and Regional Specialties. In one year, he judged Basenji Specialties in three different countries – USA, Canada and Australia
He has been active in the administration of dog clubs and was a director on the Board of the Philippine Canine Inc. contributing to Judges’ training schemes in multiple countries.
Bob is passionate concerning the sport of dogs and, in particular, the health of dogs. He is dedicated to continuous improvement to the dog world.
Bob has judged in Canada several times, judging in nearly all provinces.
He is looking forward to judging in Canada again.
EVALYN GREGORY, KENTUCKY, USA
Following in her father’s footsteps, Evalyn Gregory is a second-generation professional dog handler turned judge. She first debuted as a 6-year-old handler of Brussels Griffons and Boxers, leading to her success in Junior Showmanship and all-breed handling, and known especially for her record-setting Brussels Griffons.
Evalyn was awarded her first of many Best in Shows at age 10. Evalyn handled the 1996 Westminster Toy Group 2 Brussels Griffon, and won the 2009 Toy Group with “Lincoln,” another Brussels Griffon dog co-owned with her mother. Lincoln remains the most awarded Smooth of all time.
Evalyn is a member of the Brussels Griffon and Boxer parent clubs, as well as the kennel clubs of Louisville, Morris & Essex, and Santa Barbara. She lives in Louisville and is approved to judge multiple breeds, including the Toy Group and Non-Sporting Group.
DAVID W HADDOCK, TENNESSEE, USA
Mr. Haddock obtained his first purebred dog in the 1970s and owner-handled the Alaskan Malamute to an obedience title and conformation championship. In 1989, he acquired his first Portuguese Water Dog that would become one of the breed's first to achieve both AKC Breed Championship and Utility Dog titles, and subsequently co-bred multiple titled dogs.
Mr. Haddock's passion for the preservation of purpose-bred dogs is evident in his interviews and articles, many of which have been published worldwide. He is approved by the AKC to judge the Working and Sporting Groups, multiple Herding breeds, and Best in Show. He has adjudicated domestically at over 700 shows, and internationally in Australia, Brazil, China, Colombia, Finland, Guatemala, India, Ireland, Mexico, Japan, and Korea.
President of his first dog club at age 18, Mr. Haddock holds membership in the Santa Barbara Kennel Club, The Royal Kennel Club Ltd., and the Westchester Kennel Club. He is also a member of The Westminster Kennel Club, where he served as a Governor and Chairman of the Club’s annual show.
Mr. Haddock is a graduate of Washington & Lee University, Columbia
University and Westminster Theological Seminary, a lifelong entrepreneur,
and a Master Scuba Diver.
BRETT HAMILTON, SWEDEN
Brett Hamilton is a second-generation Afghan hound breeder born in Melbourne, Australia. His parents, Colin and Helen Hamilton of ‘Kjavu’ Kennels in Australia, have been breeding top-quality Afghan Hounds for four decades. Together with his parents, they have bred, owned, and shown well over 100 champions, winning over 150 all-breed Best in Shows and multiple all-breed top dog of the year awards in Australia.
As a teenager, Brett began his judging career, and at just 21 years of age, he became one of the youngest judges ever in Australia to be licensed for the entire Hound Group. In addition to judging in Australia, Brett has judged throughout the USA and Europe. His first judicial task in America was in 2009, making him the youngest judge in AKC’s history to judge the Hound group at 21 years of age. In 2017, Brett was granted permanent residency to live in Sweden and has now had his Australian (ANKC) judging license transferred over to the Swedish Kennel Club.
More recently Brett, with his fiancée Camilla Tell-Collinge, has had great success exhibiting/breeding with the combination of both families’ kennels, Tells & Kjavu, producing multiple BIS/SBIS winning Champions, including Norway’s Top Dog All Breeds (2023)
MARTIN JOHANSSON, SWEDEN
Judging since 1997, I have judged over 400 shows, mostly in Sweden but also in Ireland, Argentina, Germany, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Poland, Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Holland, Italy, Spain, Lithuania, Serbia, Australia and Canada. This includes prestigious Swedish, Finish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch and Belgium Winner Shows and the European Dog Show in Denmark 2023. I became an all-breed judge 2019.
Also, I have worked multiple times as steward and translator, which have helped to build a knowledge about dogs of different breeds.
I am second generation of dog-show judges in my family. My Father was an old, passionate hunter that also became a conformation specialist-judge for a few breeds.
I have been breeding Gordon Setters since 1984 and that is my breed for the rest of my life even if I also have 2 nice Salukis in the house.
I started with Dachshunds and got my first show-dog when I was 5 years old. At 15, I had already established my own kennel, “Martinis”. I also have worked with Springer Spaniels, Australian Kelpies and Beagles.
I have been working as a show organizer since an early age, and, since 1978, during many terms, I have been a member on the board of regional Swedish Kennel Clubs. At the present time, I am a member of the Board and the Judges Committee of Norra Älvsborgs Kennel Club.
I am educated in anatomy and judging for breeders wishing to become judges. I have also worked with hunting dogs, working dogs and herding dogs.
I am educated as a teacher, headmaster, computer engineer, coach and in theatre. I love nature, travel, food, music, my summer house and good friends.
JEFFREY KESTNER, OHIO, USA
Jeffrey (Jeff) Kestner is a native Ohio, the last of the Baby Boomer generation. He earned a bachelor’s and master’s degree in education, and taught in elementary schools for 13 years. The opportunity to help other school employees led him to a career with the Ohio Education Association, the largest public employee union in the state. Representing and advocating for teachers and school employees for over 27 years, he retired from OEA in 2023.
Jeff’s introduction into the sport of purebred dogs began upon meeting his future husband, Jeff Bazell, in 2004. Bazell is a long-time breeder, exhibitor, and conformation judge. The two worked together to improve the quality and health of their Brussels Griffons. Using the registered kennel name St Johns, they bred and finished dozens of group, specialty and best in show winning dogs.
Decades of collecting and research about the Brussels Griffon breed culminated in the 2023 publication of The Definitive Brussels Griffon, and 650-page book authored by Kestner and Bazell.
For the first National Brussels Griffon Club of Canada’s national specialty in 2023, St Johns traveled to Ontario and showed several of their Griffons. Kestner’s exhibit, Am Ch St Johns Pull Up Your Big Girl Pants “Britches” won Best of Breed and Best of Winners.
In 2018 while traveling in the UK, they fell in love with the Lancashire Heeler breed, and have imported several from Wales, Sweden and Denmark. After the breed gained full recognition by the American Kennel Club in 2024, they proudly showed their dogs to the following awards: 1st AKC Champion Dog, 1st AKC Champion Bitch, 1st Bred-by Champion, and 1st Group Placing Lancashire Heeler.
Kestner began his conformation judging career in 2016, specializing in Toy and Non-Sporting breeds.
Jeff is the father of three sons and five grandchildren.
WILLIAM RODRIGUEZ, COSTA RICA
William Rodríguez Umaña, Lawyer and Journalist by profession, International all-round judge of the FCI-ACC, licensed as a judge of all breeds in AKC and CKC. He is currently the President of the Federación Canófila of Costa Rica and President of the Central American and Caribbean Union.
He has been a breeder for over twenty years of the following breeds: German Shepherd, Salt and Pepper, and Black Miniature Schnauzer, Doberman, Australian Terrier, Wire Fox Terrier, Yorkshire Terrier, English Pointer, English Setter, Papillón, Pekingese, Pug, and Whippets, obtaining copies with multiple championships, including world champions. Has judged several times in the USA, Canadá, México, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panamá, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, India, Bulgaria, Moldavia, Romania, Portugal, Italy, Netherlands, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, China and the Philippines.
He has specialized in the following breeds: Kuvasz, Pembroke Welsh Corgi, Cardigan Welsh Corgi, German Shepherd, Australian Shepherd, Australian Cattle Dog, Border Collie, Boxer, Doberman, Rottweiler, Schnauzer, Shar Pei, English Setter, English Bulldog, Terriers, Siberian Husky, English Pointer, Vizslas, Golden Retrievers, Labrador Retrievers, Poodles, Papillon, Pugs, French Bulldog, Japanese Chin, and Boston Terrier.
KAY SNEATH, AUSTRALIA
I have been involved in the sport of dogs since 1972. I began with Afghans, but since 1975 I am best known for breeding and exhibiting Borzois under the Marakhoff prefix. Together with my family we have produced many “Best in Show” winners and champions in numerous countries. I commenced judging in 1998 and have had the privilege of judging throughout Australia, New Zealand, Japan and USA.
I have had a strong connection with German Shorthaired Pointers and was honoured to judge a specialty for the NSW GSH Pointer Club. This is a privilege usually reserved for a breeder judge. I have also judged “Gundog” (as we call them) specialties in Queensland and New Zealand. Again, an honour for a “hound” person.
I am absolutely honoured and delighted to adjudicate at the Erie Shores Kennel Club Shows
BONNIE THRELFALL, NORTH CAROLINA, USA
I grew up “in dogs”, showing my father's Labradors in the breed, obedience, and junior showmanship rings. We were honoured to win the Labrador National in 1964. At the same time, I had an Irish Water Spaniel of my own, who became the breed's first Ch. U.D., and was the great-grandmother of Irishtocrat, the 1979 Westminster BIS winner.
I have owned and bred English Cocker Spaniels since 1968, maintaining an average of three to five, all kept as pets. Edgewood English Cockers have, at one time or another, won every major award offered at the National, often more than once. One of my “pets” is one of the top sires in the breed, with 121 champions, including five BIS winners, four National winners, and 14 top producers.
I have been a member of the English Cocker Spaniel Club of American since 1969, was a founding member of the Owner-Handler Association (my father being its first president), a founding member of the Delaware Valley English Cocker Club, a founding member of the Cary Kennel Club (all-breed), and a member of the Seaboard English Cocker Club.
After being employed as an assistant to Robert and Jane Forsyth, I was a professional handler for 15 years, finishing over 450 champions in numerous breeds in all seven groups. It was an honour, a pleasure, and an education to work for some of the top breeders in the country in a number of breeds. In 2000, I was approved to judge all Sporting breeds, and now judge all Hound breeds and 15 breeds in the remaining five groups.
I have judged National specialties for seven breeds (the English Cocker National twice), Westminster, the AKC/Eukanuba National Championship, an FCI show in Sweden, and awarded C.C.s in my breed in England.
JOE VERNUCCIO, CONNECTICUT, USA
Joe Vernuccio has bred Cairn Terriers under the prefix “Ashwood” for over 25 years. Joe owner handled and conditioned all his own dogs to win top honors at Westminster, the National Specialty at Montgomery County, and Best in Show. He is an active Board member of the Cairn Terrier Club of America and the Chair of national club's Cairn Terrier Judge's Education program.
Joe was part of the committee that wrote the “Illustrated Guide to the Cairn Terrier” which is the breed's updated illustrated standard and is now used globally as a key education tool and is considered the definitive guide to understanding the essence of the Cairn Terrier.
Joe has judged in the UK, Denmark, Finland, and Belgium and he has travelled to the World Dog Show and Crufts on numerous occasions. He also has judged the Cairn Terrier National Specialty twice, multiple Terrier breed specialties, and recently judged at the Westminster Kennel Club. Currently, he judges the entire Terrier Group and multiple Toy breeds.
LEIF-HERMAN WILBERG, NORWAY
My involvement in dogs goes back to 1959 when our family bought our first dog, a German Shepherd. We bred and showed German Shepherds for 10 years before we imported our first Pembroke corgi from England.
We had a very successful start with our new breed as our first Pembroke ended up as Dog of the Year all breeds in Norway 1968. Since then, we have made up more than 150 homebred national champions, and 40 international, and also many champions in other countries, many world and section winners, as well as numerous group and best in show winners.
Since the Norwegian Welsh Corgi Klubb started the Corgi of the Year competition in 1974, our dogs either homebred or imports have won the title 39 times.
Our most famous dog, Int.Ch. Siggens’s Hi Fi, who was Dog of the Year all breeds in Norway in 1983, was the first imported Pembroke ever to win a CC in England.
We started breeding Pembrokes with short tails in 1989 when Norway, as the first country in the world, introduced the docking ban. It took us about ten years to come back to the quality we bred before the docking ban, but are quite proud to say that bobtails bred by us have been made up champions in the major corgi countries like England, USA, Australia, Russia and all over Europe. We have won many groups and BIS and competing among the top dogs all breeds in Norway for many years. Our kennel received the Norwegian Kennel Club’s top breeders award in 2002 the first year it was awarded.
In my younger days I used to handle many different breeds for other people. In addition to making up champions in my two main breeds, I have made up champions in poodles, boxers, rottweilers, doberman, keeshonds, whippets, golden retrievers, labrador retrievers.
I have held all different positions in the Norsk Welsh Corgi Klubb, and have received the clubs honorary award “the docked tails order” for my work. I served on the Norwegian Kennel Klub general committee from 1996 – 2006.
I was chairman of the NKK committee for judging education and examinations for 20 years and the representative for the NKK in the FCI committee for judging education for the same period. I have received NKK’s golden award for my work.
In February 2006 I was elected President of the FCI Show Commission and resigned in 2014.
I have been on the committee of the Norwegian Dog Judges Associations for many years, also chairman for three years. and have received their golden honor for my work. I have been an FCI judge since 1976, and was passed as an FCI All Breed Judge in 2010. I have judged at breed specialties in many breeds in many countries, among which many corgi specialties in England, USA, Russia, Poland, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Chech Republic, Slovenia, Italy, Hungary etc. I regularly judge at the major shows all around the world, among them I have judged at many World and Section Shows, Crufts, Sydney Royal etc.
I was very honoured to be elected by the PWCCA members to judge the American National Specialty 2019. which has been one of my most precious judging appointments.
OBEDIENCE JUDGES
KATE DARBYSHIRE, CHESTERVILLE, ONTARIO
I started in purebred dogs in 1990. I have had 3 bullmastiffs (including breeding 2 litters before I recognized that I did not have the time to have a proper breeding program). I am on my 8th whippet, and also had a Doberman along the way. I have put conformation CHs on 1 bullmastiff and 3 of the whippets.
My real love is obedience; I have had 11 dogs earn OTCHs and so far, 8 have earned further titles; 3 obtained Rally Excellent, and 3 have earned Rally Champion titles.
In 2018, I fulfilled a long-time plan to become a licensed obedience and rally judge. I enjoy both sides of the clipboard. The whippets’ real love is lure coursing; all my whippets have coursed, with varying success (though all with great success in their own minds!); 5 have achieved FCH or higher.
I am also a Chase Ability judge and am working towards my Lure Coursing judge license. I am active in clubs in my area, helping with/putting on Obedience, Rally, Lure Coursing, Chase Ability and Sprinter events.
TED LESLIE, HAMILTON, ONTARIO
Ted has been a CKC Obedience judge since 2002 and became a Rally judge when the CKC adopted it as a performance event. He has been involved in Obedience since 1979 trialling first with a boxer and then with border collies. He also has extensive flyball experience.
Ted is a retired teacher with 35 years in the classroom. He is married to Sheila who also has been active in Obedience trials. They live in Hamilton and are active members of the Hamilton Dog Obedience Club. They have two grown children, five grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Ted is also an elder in the Presbyterian Church in Canada.
MARIE SAWFORD, CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO
Marie has been training dogs since 1987. She has competed with her BC’s, Golden Retriever and a Norwegian Buhund earning GMOTCH, OTCh’s and over 1000 HITs along the way.
Her first dog OTCH McCann Megan AG.X Am UD was the #1 Obedience dog in Canada in 1998 and her Golden GMOTCH Windrows Do U Believe in Magic AG. I WC RE Am CDX WC was the #1 Obedience dog in Canada in 2005.
Currently BC’s “Trew” and young “Rhys” are training in Obedience, Rally, Scent and Herding at various levels.
Marie began judging Rally Obedience in 2007 and Obedience in 2013.
LORRIE SCRIBER, ST. JACOBS, ONTARIO
In 2006, I purchased my first Golden Retriever. Cassie and I attended our first obedience class and got introduced to Rally. This sport became my passion and in 2014 I took Cassie to being the Top Scoring Rally Dog in Canada. I have since acquired other Goldens and shown in rally and obedience.
I have assisted in numerous training classes and helped others with their dogs for obedience and rally.
In 2016 I became a licensed rally judge and have enjoyed it immensely. I have met a lot of people who have become great friends over the years
I am currently training a 3-year-old female Golden and am looking forward to the future.
I reside in St. Jacobs. Ont. with my husband Frank and 2 golden retrievers. I have one grown son who resides in Kitchener.
I want to take this opportunity to wish the competitors all the best at these trials.