Flora's Lady Eve Annelise - 2003 - 2014 Anna ran for the Woof Gang, Catchers on the Fly and Lickety Splits Flyball Racing teams. This "little" dog is a Danish Swedish Farmdog with a "big name". She has maintained her outstanding record of earning racing points and titles by being the first dog to achieve the All the U-FlI Milestone Plaques so far. Anna has been the top point earning dog in U-FLI since July 2005. Thanks goes to the rest of the dogs and handlers who have supported her.

Pagen 2004 - 2014 Pagen ran for the Lickety Splits Flyball Racing Team. He was the 8th highest point Jack Russell Terrier in U-FLI. Pagen was a great training dog for new handlers. He was always willing to do what you ask, and would work tirelessly for his tug or his ball. He was a terrific little trooper, and we all loves him dearly.

Qirra - 2001 - 2014 Still #13 Rottweiler of all time in NAFA! Qirra didn't play flyball long but she loved it! She used to run for butt rubs and hugs. I think her favorite part of the game was actually meeting all the people. She was such a social butterfly. One time she ran down to the box, stopped to visit with the box judge (who was a little nervous at first but Qirra won them over like she always did), then got her ball and came back. What a personality!

Baily 1999 - 2010 Mixed Breed (Rescue) Bailey won the dubious honor of being the first dog Val attempted to train for flyball. Although Bailey’s NAFA flyball career spanned several years, she was mainly known as the Grand Matriarch of the Chunky Monkey era of Lickety Splits. The Chunky Monkeys were always crowd pleasers and Bailey had many loyal fans. After 2 years and 3 months of competition, and occasionally running fast enough to gain 1 point at a time, Bailey finally got her first NAFA Title and immediately retired. Often Bailey has come out of retirement to save the day by competing on a U-FLI™ pick-up team. She is still used as a “green dog” trainer and a valuable member of the Lickety Splits team!

Brinx, Bernese Mountain Dog 1997 - 2004 On September 18, 2004, Brinx came out of semi-retirement to earn his long-awaited FDCh title, earning 15 points running three heats with our Predator squad. She passed over the bridge a couple of week later. Brinx retired as the #2 Bernese Mountain Dog in NAFA.

Sage the Border Collie (rescue) Sage debuted in March 2004 and raced for the last time in June 2008. In 2006, she became the first dog to record a time in the 3.6-second range in sanctioned singles competition. In her retirement, she enjoyed lots of long walks and happily chased bugs on the hill at home. For all of her craziness, whenever we got home she would happily greet us with her "wooowooooo" before settling in to snooze on the couch. She was practically perfect in every way. We will miss her.

Kari, Doberman Pincher 1998 - 2004
Kari's very aggressive cancer acted quickly, and the quality of her life was compromised. She became ill much too young, but the time that she spent on this earth was quality time. She adored Lynda and provided her with the close human/dog relationship that rarely comes along. We will all miss this dog with magnificent dignity and charm. We wish Lynda many rich and wonderful memories and cherished thoughts. Rest in peace, dear Kari.

Kiwi is a Boredr-Staffy that ran for River City Flyers. Kiwi is the 5th highest titled dog in U-FLI. Liver cancer cut Kiwi's life short in June, 2014. This Steve and Melanie's favorite picture of Kiwi. She was 4 at the time. She ran a 3.7 that day and then let their 3 year old granddaughter dress her up that night in the hotel room. We just love this picture of her. Kiwi was still running on their A team at the time of her death

Lexi, Austrailian Cattle Dog The dog that started it all for Brenda. Lexi crossed over the Rainbow bridge September 4, 2014.