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    Minnesota School of Business Veterinary Tech instructor Allina Faul shows Junior Vet Camp participants X-rays of snakes during the campers' one day intensive tour of the Plymouth facility Saturday, August 25, 2012.
    Melanie Smith, 13, uses an ophthalmoscope to test the eye health of Lucy, a four-year-old Cavishon, during Junior Vet Camp, held at the Minnesota School of Business in Plymouth Saturday, August 25. Veterinary Tech student Martha Sutterlin, right, holds Lucy. Junior Vet Camper Krysia Anderson, 12, center, waits for turn to check Lucy's eyes.
    Veterinary Tech head instructor Willow Wiggins, center, palpates the stomach of Niño, a year old, black lab-German pointer mix, while Niño's owners, Breanna Blask, in white, and Anthony Gonzalez, far right, look on. Niño was one of several dogs that worked with Junior Vet Camp students Saturday, August 25, at the Minnesota School of Business in Plymouth.