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Close Up - Baron von Beaglestein the blue-tick Beagle is wearing a red bandanna with a dog on it. It is looking at the camera holder. Its mouth is open and its tongue is out

Baron von Beaglestein aka Bear is a blue-tick Beagle that found his owners on a cold and wet November day. He has become a very happy and active companion of Chris Puls and her husband. In 2005 he attended Dog Scout camp and passed his Dog Scout test. His most favorite activity is lure coursing. He has to be tackled and carried away to get him to stop! He also enjoys kayaking, agility and clicker training. Several of the photos below were taken by photographer Joanne Webber.

Bear the Blue Tick Beagle is running through the sand chasing after a lure on a string

Bear the blue-tick Beagle lure coursing.

Bear the Blue Tick Beagle is chasing after a lure

Bear the blue-tick Beagle lure coursing.

Bear the Blue Tick Beagle is sitting in a kayak which is in the water and looking to the right

Bear the blue-tick Beagle taking a ride in a kayak.

Bear the Blue Tick Beagle is running out of an agility chute

Bear racing out of the agility chute.

Bear the Blue Tick Beagle is walking across a blue agility plank. There is a person next to Bear

Bear on the dogwalk.

Coyote the Australian Cattle Dog is standing outside and looking towards the camera holder. Its mouth is open.

"Coyote DSA, TDI, PDX, CGC, TT is a 6-year-old Australian Cattle Dog companion of Chris Puls and her husband. He is a Dog Scout, has earned over 40 badges and has many talents. He knows over 50 different cues for various behaviors, both useful and just for fun. His favorite activity is learning new things with clicker training. He even learned to paint pictures! He helps raise money for various charities by taking donations from people's hands and dropping the donation into a bucket that can be several feet away. He enjoys Frisbee, agility, flyball, using his nose to find things, earning badges, going for rides (especially to Dog Scout camp) and herding the cat into her room. Several of the photos below were taken by Joanne Webber (photographer)."

Coyote the Australian Cattle Dog is wearing a dog scout uniform with badges all over it, while standing on a log.

Coyote in his Dog Scout uniform.

A person in a yellow shirt is sticking money in Coyote the Australian Cattle Dog's mouth. The dog is wearing a uniform with badges all over it and there is a second dog standing next to it.

Coyote taking a donation for charity...

Coyote the Australian Cattle Dog is dropping money into a red bucket

…and dropping the donation into the bucket.

Coyote the Australian Cattle Dog is Painting. Coyote has a sock on its paw and it has yellow paint stained on it. There is a person in a chair in front of Coyote holding the canvas

Coyote painting

Coyote the Australian Cattle Dog is Painting with the sock on its paw

Coyote painting

Coyote the Australian Cattle Dog is sitting next to a chair that has his painting leaning against it

Coyote with one of his finished masterpieces

A painting done by Coyote the Australian Cattle Dog

One of Coyote's finished masterpieces.

Coyote the Australian Cattle Dog is catching a frisbee in a field. There is a red cone in the background and a log wall, as well

Coyote playing Frisbee—nice catch, Coyote!

Coyote the Australian Cattle Dog is sitting on a hardwood floor. Coyotes paw is on the arm of a person in a red shirt

Coyote is praying for food in a talent contest (his prayers always come true!).

A coonhound stretching forward looking at the camera while on a leash

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