Carroll County Fair Dog Show

By The Banner News Team • August 20, 2024 • Updated June 23, 2026

From the Aug 20, 2024 e-Edition

HUNTINGDON (August 10) — The Carroll County Fair Dog Show was Saturday afternoon in the civic center.

Winning Dogs
-Zara, twelve weeks, Pocket Bully, Rayshaun Bailey, Huntingdon.
-Blossom, two, Pomeranian, Elaine Culver, Memphis.
-Atlas, five, Papillon, Heather Lampi, Memphis.
-Darlene, five months, mixed breed, Danielle Covey, Huntingdon.
-Buddy, seven, mixed breed, Gary Batey, Huntingdon.
-Ellie Mae, one, Yorkshire Terrier, Michelle Rimmer, Trezevant.
-Rosita, seven, Chihuahua, Lily Moore, Clarksburg.
-Stormy, six, Dachshund, Hannah Simpson, Huntingdon.
-Morticia, two, French Bulldog, Crystal Berry Short, Westport.
-Rocky, three, Pug, Rakaya Humphreys, Huntingdon.
-Pixie, two, Bully, John Short, Westport.
-Brutus, one, German Shepherd, Bennett Ramsey, Huntingdon.
-Molla, five, Cocker Spaniel, Hannah Simpson, Huntingdon.
-Jase, three, Cocker Spaniel, Hannah Simpson, Huntingdon.
-Potter, one, Bedlington Terrier, Hannah Simpson, Huntingdon.
-Dozer, nine, Old English Bulldog, Kellie Birdwell, Huntingdon.

Categories
Prettiest: First - Atlas, Second - Blossom, Third - Zara.
Mixed Breed: First - Darlene, Second - Buddy.
Best Dressed: First - Atlas, Second - Ellie Mae, Third - Rosita.
Hound: First - Stormy.
Non-Sporting: First - Morticia, Second - Rocky, Third - Pixie.
Look-alikes: First - Atlas, Second - Blossom, Third - Rocky.
Herding: First - Brutus.
Sporting: First - Molla, Second - Jase.
Toy: First - Blossom, Second - Atlas, Third - Rocky.
Terrier: First - Potter, Second - Ellie Mae.
Puppy: First - Darlene, Second - Zara.
Showmanship (19 and up): First - Atlas, Second - Buddy.
Showmanship (18 and under): First - Brutus.
Most Unusual: First - Morticia, Second - Dozer, Third - Potter.
Best of Show - Morticia.
Randall Dunn Memorial Trophy - Brutus.
The Randall Dunn Memorial Trophy is given in memory of Randall Dunn, a police officer who worked for the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office and the Huntingdon Police Department. He trained dogs and was a K-9 officer. Before his death, he also served as a judge in the dog show.