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Flora's Lady Eva Annelise
"Anna"

Brier This 6 year old Danish Swedish Farmdog has maintained her outstanding record of earning U-FLI racing points and titles by being the first dog in the history of U-FLI to achieve the Top Flight Expert Plaque (20,000 points), the Top Flight Ace Plaque (35,000 points), and the Top Flight Champion Plaque, (50,000 points).  Thanks go to the rest of the Lickety Splits dogs and handlers who have supported her in maintaining the U-FLI Top Dog of all time standing for the past 4 years.

Anna is a Danish/Swedish Farmdog. She is the 10th U.S.-born Farmdog. Her Grandmother and Mother were born in Denmark, and her Father and Aunt were born in the United States; they play flyball in California. All of Anna's brothers (Cooper, Maverick, Levi, and Luke) and her sister Inge play flyball in California too.

Anna is quick and very focused on flyball. Her first tournament was fantastic. Excluding the first heat, she ran the entire tournament flawlessly. She looked cute too. She is "Awesome Anna"; a steady consistent dog that can race in any lineup, location and on any surface. Her first six flyball tournaments she earned her NAFA FM title (in 3.5 months, at 15 months of age!).

Anna placed first and second in the Wags for Wishes Obstacle Lure Course event from 2004 through 2009. She passed her Herding Instinct Test in 2004 at the age of 10 months. And she participated in a little canine Freestyle dancing and Earthdog (Go-to-Ground). She hates dog shows; thinks that is for sissy dogs and is very happy she doesn’t have to do that silly foo foo stuff.

When Anna came to live with us she had a big sister Rags, a Chesapeake Bay Retriever that had to retire from Flyball early because of a Joint illness, OCD.  Rags passed on August 31, 2006 at 12 ½ years of age.  Anna misses her so much.  You can see Anna's tribute to Rags here (make sure that you have your sound turned on).

October 12, 2006, Anna's full-blood brother Flora's Cool Hand "Luke" was born.  He came to live with us in January, 2007. The two are an even match for tugging and play any chance they can get. It is not uncommon to find them both tugging on the same toy at a stand-off. The longest I have seen them do this is about 45 minutes non-stop. Luke plays flyball for Lickety Splits and has the same focus, drive and consistency as Anna. He is so very handsome too.

We are all very proud of Anna! You can learn more about Danish/Swedish Farmdogs by going to the DSFCA Website at www.farmdogs.org.