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[[Image:Rogueling.jpg|frame|left|Rank Insignia for Roguelings]] '' As of 2009 as a method of by-passing the [[Step n' Fetch]] program the Roguling Program has closed. Children of Rogue Parents may still be known as Rogueling, but it no longer guarantees the Captains Council will allow them to bypass Step n' Fetch.''
 
[[Image:Rogueling.jpg|frame|left|Rank Insignia for Roguelings]] '' As of 2009 as a method of by-passing the [[Step n' Fetch]] program the Roguling Program has closed. Children of Rogue Parents may still be known as Rogueling, but it no longer guarantees the Captains Council will allow them to bypass Step n' Fetch.''
  
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Roguelings are the under age 21children who are parented by a Full Rogue.  After reaching 21 they can petition to bypass [[Step n' Fetch]] to the Captain's Council, however it is seen by most as a badge of Honor to complete the Step n' Fetch Program and fully earn the title of Rogue.
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Roguelings are the under age 21children who are parented by a Rogue.  After reaching 21 they can petition to bypass [[Step n' Fetch]] to the Captain's Council, however it is seen by most as a badge of Honor to complete the Step n' Fetch Program and fully earn the title of Rogue.
  
 
Roguelings do not wear the flag of the Colorado rogues, and cannot hold any rank with a bone as they are not yet members of The Colorado Rogues.
 
Roguelings do not wear the flag of the Colorado rogues, and cannot hold any rank with a bone as they are not yet members of The Colorado Rogues.

Revision as of 22:47, 24 December 2014

Rank Insignia for Roguelings

As of 2009 as a method of by-passing the Step n' Fetch program the Roguling Program has closed. Children of Rogue Parents may still be known as Rogueling, but it no longer guarantees the Captains Council will allow them to bypass Step n' Fetch.

Roguelings are the under age 21children who are parented by a Rogue. After reaching 21 they can petition to bypass Step n' Fetch to the Captain's Council, however it is seen by most as a badge of Honor to complete the Step n' Fetch Program and fully earn the title of Rogue.

Roguelings do not wear the flag of the Colorado rogues, and cannot hold any rank with a bone as they are not yet members of The Colorado Rogues.