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DOGS IN THIS BOOK

All photos taken by Jason Hewitt.

NATURAL DOG

Photo 1—Siberian Husky. Dog’s name: Misfit. Owner’s name: Casey Towne

Photo 2—Basenji. Dog’s name: C-Quest Jokuba No Matter What “Geddy”. Owner’s name: Russella Bowen

Photo 3—Akita. Dog’s name: Willow. Owner’s name: Patti and Stand Claridge

Photo 4—Shiba Inu. Dog’s name: Scout. Owner’s name: Katelyn Phillips

SIGHT HOUND

Photo 1—Ibizan Hound. Dog’s name: Fin. Owner’s name: Robin Davis

Photo 2—Borzoi. Dog’s name: GCH Lagniappe Cajun “Zydeco” Bon-Ton. Owner’s name: Cindy Michalak

Photo 3—Whippet. Dog’s name: Devereux Simply Deco “Conner.” Owner’s name: Rachel Gongre

GUARDIAN

Photo 1—Great Pyrenees. Dog’s name: Bane. Owner’s name: Leah Ball

Photo 2—St. Bernard. Dog’s name: Le Phaire’s Brutus Maximus. Owner’s name: Leanna Forehand

Photo 3—Boerboel. Dog’s name: Bella. Owner’s name: anonymous

Photo 4—Greater Swiss Mountain Dog. Dog’s name: Maggie. Owner’s name: Linda Cunningham

TOY DOG

Photo 1—Maltese. Dog’s name: Zelda. Owner’s name: Barbara Lenschmidt