Dogs Queensland - The Queensland Dog World - Issue 12 - December - 2016 by Dogs Queensland

ISSUE 12

December 2016

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President’s Message

Editorial Notes

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Board Notes

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Canine Control Council (Queensland) Limited (Dogs Queensland) 2017 Election Notices

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Notices

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Dog of the Year 2016 Event Supplement

Zone 2 Dog World Column December 2016 and the Callide Classic 2016 Pages 22 - 28

Articles of Interest 40 - 42

The Papillon, Supplied by Janine Moy

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In Dogs We Trust, Written by Mr George Hulse

Schedules 54 - 60

Show Schedules

61 - 62

Obedience Trial Schedules

Pages 30 - 39

Directories 64 - 67

Registered Breeders Directory

68 - 70

Kennel Clubs Directory

Breeders Directory Application

Rates Guide

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The President’s Message The Queensland Dog World

President’s Message for December 2016 Well another year is nearly at a close, and what a year it has been. A great deal of work has been achieved throughout 2016, however our organisation faces more challenges ahead and even bigger things to come in 2017. Puppy Farming Legislation Over the last month, there has been significant reactions in relation to the Animal Management (Protecting Puppies) and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2016. As previously reported, the Minister for Agriculture resigned from Parliament, and left our negotiations with the Government at a stalemate. Thankfully, the new minister has now been appointed. Bill Byrne has been returned to the portfolio and Dogs Queensland have already held a meeting with Minister Byrne and his chief of staff. We hope to have more discussions before the year ends regarding our position and working towards the best possible outcome for our members. Members will have also received a template from the office, which we encourage everyone to look at and use to draft a letter to your local MP. I encourage members to include their own impact statement of how the legislation will effect them personally. We provided by email a full list of the Queensland Government MP’s, their localities and contact details to assist in getting these letters and impact statements out to the appropriate MP’s in each members area. Service Delivery Review Board Matters have handed down their ‘Service Delivery Review’ to the Board. A workshop was help with Board Matters and all Directors to discuss a number of items and recommendations for moving the office forward. The Board will be establishing a model and timeline of the key priorities from the report, and will facilitate discussions with staff before the end of this year. These discussions are of the utmost importance. As these discussions deal with the personal lives of our employees, I ask members to understand and respect the very sensitive and confidential nature of these matters. Early next year, we plan to begin implementation of the Service Delivery review recommendations and will keep members up to date of what is happening and the time-frames involved.

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The President’s Message The Queensland Dog World

Directors’ Nomination Form With this issue of the Dog World, there is the Election Notice and Nomination form for all interested parties. Members will note that the Director Election Ballot will be conducted by the Australian Election Company (AElC) by combined process of Internet and Postal Voting. The AElC are a highly regarded Company with over 40 years’ experience within this field. They have provided a summary of their credentials and details of the process involved with the Election Notice and Nomination form. You will by now have also received an email from the AEIC with the Election Notice and Nomination form. This has been sent to all eligible members with a listed email address and posted to those without a listed email address. Members with a listed email address will be eligible to vote via the internet, those without will still be eligible to vote via the post. If you have an email address listed with Dogs Queensland, you may still opt to vote via the post by letting the Dogs Queensland office know by no later than 6th January 2017. Similarly, if you haven’t provided your email address and you wish to vote via the internet, you can also notify the Dogs Queensland Office of your email address no later than 6th January 2017. In closing, I wish all Directors, members and office staff a Merry Christmas and a Safe and Happy New Year.

Shane Thomas President

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Dogs Queensland Editorial The Queensland Dog World

Edited by: Dogs Queensland office Design and artwork by: Dogs Queensland office

President Mr S. Thomas Senior Vice President Miss A. Carius Junior Vice President Mrs U. Greenwood Secretary Mr R. Harrison Board Ms S. Bendixen, Mr C. Pettett, Mr T. Thomas, Mr LJ. Blumel, Mrs S. J. Mundt, Mrs. B.M. Murfet, Miss C. Pearen, Mrs N. Zimmerle and Mr D. Weil Address 3 / 134 Constance Street, Fortitude Valley 4006 Telephone (07) 3252 2661 Facsimile (07) 3252 3864 Email info@dogsqueensland.org.au Website www.dogsqueensland.org.au ABN: 45 160 285 192 Dogs Queensland Postal address: PO Box 495, Fortitude Valley, Qld 4006 Durack Sports Grounds address: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Avenue Durack, Qld 4077 Ph: (07) 3372 8887 (show days only) Caretakerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Residence Ph: (07) 3372 2254

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Breed advertising layout and photograph returns: Dogs Queensland office Ph: (07) 3252 2661 PO Box 495, Fortitude Valley Qld 4006 Email: info@dogsqueensland.org.au Commercial advertising: Dogs Queensland Office Ph: (07) 3252 2661

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Copy deadline: All copy, including all breed articles and advertising copy, must be received five (5) weeks prior to publication date - i.e. 25th August for the October issue and 25th October for the December issue. No exceptions can be granted.

Front cover photograph policies: All readers of the Queensland Dog World are invited to submit photographs for front cover consideration. (a) Paid cover and breeds of the month given first preference. (b) Highest quality photograph chosen from above. (c) Actual photographs requested - not digital prints. (d) Only portrait (vertically aligned) photographs will be accepted. (e) In the event no photographs are received for (a) above, then a submission of another breed may be chosen - again, paid over non-paid. Head shots, groups or show poses are accepted. The opinions expressed in contributorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s articles are not necessarily those of the Dogs Queensland Committee. This magazine reserves the right to refuse the publication of any item or advertisement and, whilst every effort is made to ensure copy is reproduced correctly, no responsibility is taken for error.

Notice to advertisers The Trade Practices Act came into force on 1st October 1974. Certain provisions of the act relating to consumer protection place a heavy burden upon advertisers, advertising agents and the publishers of advertisements. In view of the obvious impossibility of our ensuring that advertisements submitted for publication comply with the act, advertisers themselves need to ensure that the provisions of the act are strictly complied with. In cases of doubt, advertisers are advised to seek legal advice before submitting advertising material.

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Dogs Queensland Board Notes The Queensland Dog World

Board Notes December 2016 Christmas Office Closure All members are asked to please note that the Dogs Queensland Office will be closed for the Christmas Holidays from 12:00pm on Thursday 22nd December 2016 and will reopen on Tuesday 3rd January 2017.

Durack Fun Days For 2017, Clubs using Durack for ‘Fundays’ or similar events will only be allowed to do so twice a year. The dates for 2017 will be Sunday 14th May and Sunday 19th November.

Dog World Copy Deadline Please note that the Copy deadline for the February 2017 Issue will be brought forward to 19th December 2016.

Closure Of The Durack Grounds Please note that to allow the Grounds Manager, Bob Dorr, to take leave, the Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds will be closed from the 23rd December to 3rd January inclusive.

Members Breaches Hearings Ms S Eller Following a disciplinary hearing conducted under the Rules of the CCC(Q) Ltd 2005 as amended, the Breaches Panel found that Ms S Eller, in respect to the charge on the balance of probabilities and with the evidence before them, the Panel found the charge to be substantiated and that Ms Eller had breached ANKC Ltd Rules for the Conduct of Agility Trials Section 8.1.4 and CCC(Q) Ltd Rule 262.2(3). In accordance with Rule 266(d), Ms Eller was issued with a reprimand for her conduct.

Dogs Queensland Fees 2017 The preparation of the 2017 Budget is an important function as ultimately the budget determines the level of increase necessary in respect to our fees and charges and in this way affects all members. The budget policy of containing increases in fees and charges to a minimum has been maintained in 2017.

Litter Registrations Litter registrations (under 3 months) Litter registrations (3 – 6 months) Litter registrations (6 – 12 months)

$42 to $43 per Pup $70 to $71 per Pup $88 to $89 per Pup

Membership Fees, Prefix Fees, Transfer Fees, Judges Licence Fees, Magazine Advertising Fees, Title Fees and Re-Registration Fees remain at 2016 levels. The Board, has however recognised that a number of members utilise their Prefix very sparingly, in fact more than 50% of financial members with a financial Prefix did not register a litter in 2016, thus the decision not to increase the Prefix Renewal cost. However, in regards to Litter Registrations, the Board has agreed to place a levy on those members who continue to register higher amounts of Litters. Bearing this in mind, commencing on 1 st January 2017, once a breeder has whelped more than 6 litters in the Calendar year, the 7th Litter whelped onwards in that Calendar year will attract the following fees per dog, irrespective of when the Litter is registered, ie double the usual Registration Fee. However, the applicable fee will be based upon the Registration Fee at time of receipt by the office. Litter registrations (under 3 months) Litter registrations (3 – 6 months) Litter registrations (6 – 12 months)

$86 per Pup $142 per Pup $178 per Pup

Club Affiliation Fees and Ground Levies will remain at 2016 levels. The Board recognised that several smaller Agricultural Societies and Breed Clubs were finding things economically difficult and agreed to the following reductions for 2017. •

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Agricultural Societies with entry numbers of less than 150 will pay a reduced Administration Fee of 10%, reduced from 17.5% The Administration Fee for Specialty Breed Clubs with fewer than 50 entries will be reduced from 10% to 0%.

The following fees were minimally increased by 1.5% with effect from 1st January 2017.

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Dogs Queensland Board Notes The Queensland Dog World

Continued from page 5

Members’ Forum The Dogs Queensland Board is pleased to announce that the final Quarterly Members’ Forum for 2016 will take place on Saturday 17th December at Durack from 2:00pm, with light refreshments being provided. Greg McDougall, from the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, will be in attendance at the Meeting to answer any questions that members may have in regards to the Animal Management (Protecting Puppies) and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2016 Once again, it is hoped that members will come along in a relaxed fashion and have a chat with Board Members.

Queensland Dog Sports Club’s Presidents, Secretaries And Treasurers Meeting The Meeting of the Queensland Dog Sports Clubs Presidents, Secretaries and Treasurers will now take place on Sunday 12 th February 2016 in the Function Room at 247 King Ave, Durack from 2:00pm. All Agenda Items are to be received in the office no later than close of business on 30th January 2016.

Policy Surrounding Breed Club Open Shows

August Specialty Day 2017 It has been recently agreed that the extra Specialty Day be continued and offered to Specialist Breed Clubs once again. This would not be an extra Show Date and Clubs would only have the option to move existing Show/s. It is proposed that for 2018, as in previous years, the Specialty Day be held on the Sunday of the 'Ekka' at Durack, in 2017 the date is Sunday 12th August. However, to enable Dogs Queensland to work with the RNA in scheduling their breed days, the day would only be available to 4 or 5 Clubs and would be done by application and will be rotated amongst all Clubs that wished to participate. Preference would, however obviously be given to National Breed Shows. It is hoped that this initiative would help in a number of ways, Club entries would increase, RNA entries would increase and 'space' pressure would be relieved on some of the existing Specialty Days. Any Club wishing to apply for this Show Date should do so in writing prior to 15th January 2017.

Sydney Royal Show All members are asked to note below the closing dates for the Sydney Royal Show. Please make sure your Dogs Queensland Membership is financial well in advance of these dates. Closing dates; Entries close - Wednesday 1st February 2017 except Baby Puppy Classes and Sweepstakes Wednesday 1st March 2017

The Board has recently agreed to the following policy: When a Breed Club is conducting both a Championship Show and an Open Show on the same day, the Open Show should be completed first. The rationale behind the policy is that a trainee Judge who is judging the Open Show may need to be mentored and complete critiquing requirements. The trainees cannot do this if they watch the Championship Show first and then be expected to judge the Open Show.

Error In October Issue

General Policy Of Non-Payment Of Camping Fees Away From Durack Dogs Queensland has been made aware of several instances at Shows held away from Durack where exhibitors have not paid the Camping charges that were due. Members are reminded that the payment of fees for Camping are a condition of entry to a Show and if any member fails to pay, they are at risk of forfeiting any awards that they may have received at the Show.

Members are referred to the recent issue of Dog World. On page 56, with photos of the winners from the Ekka, the sport of Dances with Dogs was incorrectly referred to as Dancing with Dogs. This should of course have been Dances with Dogs.

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Dogs Queensland Board Notes The Queensland Dog World

National Obedience & Tracking Committee: Review Of The Rules For The Conduct Of Tracking Trials : Call For Submissions

National Obedience & Tracking Committee : Review Of The Rules For The Conduct Of Endurance Tests : Call For Submissions

The following are scheduled for review over the next couple of years in order for the new Rules to take effect from 1 st January 2019:

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Rules for the Conduct of Tracking Trials Rules and Guidelines for the Conduct of Track & Search Trials Regulations Part 3E for the Conduct of Tracking Trial Judges Training Scheme

It is therefore requested that any proposals for changes to these Rules be submitted to the Dogs Queensland office no later than 1st March 2017.

Rules for the Conduct of Endurance Tests Regulations Part 3D – Regulations for the Conduct of Endurance Trial Judges Training Scheme

It is therefore requested that any proposals for changes to these Rules be submitted to the Dogs Queensland office no later than 1st March 2017. The Rules as they are now can be found on the ANKC Website

The Rules as they are now can be found on the ANKC Website. As these submissions will form part of the agenda of the next meeting of the National Committee we ask that you ensure they comply with Regulations Part 1, Clause 2.1 which states: "2. 1 No items are to be accepted by the ANKC Ltd Administrator for inclusion on any ANKC Ltd Board, Committee, or Subcommittee Agenda unless a detailed explanation concerning the reason/ rationale for submitting the item is provided in agenda format electronically in MS Word or similar by the Member Body proposing the Agenda item. (10/96, 5. 13) (Amended 11/03)" Separate submissions for each discipline should include the following detail: a) the current Rule number and Rule detail; b) the proposed amendment; c) a full rationale for the proposed amendment. d) list any current Rules which could be affected as consequential change/s resulting from a proposed new rule or an amendment to a current Rule. Providing the submission in this way assists in allowing other Member Bodies to easily assess only those Rules to be amended instead of the time consuming task of checking the entire Rule book.

As these submissions will form part of the agenda of the next meeting of the National Committee we ask that you ensure they comply with Regulations Part 1, Clause 2.1 which states: "2. 1 No items are to be accepted by the ANKC Ltd Administrator for inclusion on any ANKC Ltd Board, Committee, or Subcommittee Agenda unless a detailed explanation concerning the reason/ rationale for submitting the item is provided in agenda format electronically in MS Word or similar by the Member Body proposing the Agenda item. (10/96, 5. 13) (Amended 11/03)" Separate submissions for each discipline should include the following detail: a) the current Rule number and Rule detail; b) the proposed amendment; c) a full rationale for the proposed amendment. d) list any current Rules which could be affected as consequential change/s resulting from a proposed new rule or an amendment to a current Rule. Providing the submission in this way assists in allowing other Member Bodies to easily assess only those Rules to be amended instead of the time consuming task of checking the entire Rule book.

ANKC NEWS Please note that the relevant document on the Dogs Queensland / ANKC Website has been amended where applicable;

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Dogs Queensland Board Notes The Queensland Dog World

Continued from page 7 APPROVAL OF 2017 NATIONAL SHOW APPLICATION - GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC All Members are asked to note a change of venue for this approved National Show which will now be held at the Adelaide Showgrounds, Wayville Pavilion, Goodwood Road, Wayville. Please also note this show will now include Restricted Obedience and Rally Obedience Trials to be held on the 30th and 31st May 2017 with an extra day for a Restricted Retrieving Ability Test for Gundogs to be held on the 29th May 2017. APPROVAL OF 2018 NATIONAL SHOW - DACHSHUND CLUB OF NSW INC ANKC are pleased to advise the approval of the 2018 National Show application received from the Dachshund Club of NSW Inc via Dogs NSW to be held on 31st March and 1st April, 2018 at the St Ives Showground, Mona Vale Road, St Ives, New South Wales has been approved. ANKC LTD CONSTITUTION â&#x20AC;&#x201C; AMENDED In accordance with Items 7.2 and 7.3 of the October 2016 AGM minutes, the amended constitution document is now available.

Alterations and additions to approved Judges list Championship: Mrs F. Darling New Email: paceaway@bigpond.com and Ph: 0408 880 466 Mrs V. Schneider Email address and Phone Number for Group 6 Judges Training New Email: tanoshii@tanoshiikennels.com Ph: 0407 115 674

Obedience: Mr R. Jackson has retired from the Tracking Judges Panel. The Board of Directors would like to thank him for his hard work and dedication as a Judge over the past 17 Years and wishes him luck with his future endeavours.

Qualified Handler Judges: Miss T. Waters New postal address: 40 Whites Rd Gooburrum 4670

On behalf of Dogs Queensland we would like to wish you all a safe and merry Christmas and a happy new year.

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CANINE CONTROL COUNCIL (QUEENSLAND) LIMITED (DOGS QUEENSLAND) 2017 ELECTION NOTICE Australian Election Company has been contracted by the Canine Control Council (Qld) Limited to conduct an election for Six (6) Directors. Nominations open Friday 9th December 2016 and close at 5:00pm AEST on Friday 6th January 2017. Background Australian Election Company is an Independent Election service provider. Australian Election Company is the only Independent service provider who operates in the domain of the Electoral Commissions (having conducted NSW Local Government Elections in 2012 & 2016). Further information about Australian Election Company and their services are available by visiting www.austelect.com, “Voting Services – Online Voting”. The Six (6) Retiring Board Directors are: Mr Lionel Blumel Miss Ainslie Carius Mrs Ulla Greenwood Mrs Sandra Mundt Mr Anton ‘David’ Weil Mrs Norma Zimmerle Please note, subject to compliance with clause 26.3 of the Canine Control Council (Qld) Limited Constitution, retiring Board Directors will be eligible for re-election. The qualifications required to hold Office as a Director are listed within the Canine Control Council (Qld) Limited Constitution which is available on the Dogs Queensland website or by request from the Dogs Queensland Office. Next Steps Step 1: Complete a nomination form along with the candidate statement / résumé. Step 2: Lodge the completed form as per the instructions on the next page. NOMINATIONS, which can be made from Friday 9th December 2016, must be in writing and comply with the constitution. In accordance with clause 31.4 of the Constitution, nominations shall be in writing, be signed by the nominee and two (2) other members supporting the nomination and include class of membership, status, place of residence and a brief résumé by the nominee. Nominations must reach Australian Election Company by no later than 5:00pm AEST, Friday 6th January 2017. NOMINATION FORMS are supplied with this notice and are also available from the Dogs Queensland website or by contacting the Returning Officer. CANDIDATE/NOMINEE RESUME: Candidates may submit a résumé not exceeding 200 words and a profile picture, which will be distributed to members if a ballot is required. This should be submitted with the Nomination form. To ensure accuracy of your information, it is strongly recommended that you submit the statement and picture in an electronic format (Microsoft Word & JPEG) to the Returning Officer at email: rkidd@austelect.com. These details should also be forwarded to the Dogs Queensland office to allow the résumés and photos of all nominees to be prepared for publication on Monday 9th January 2017.

HOW TO LODGE NOMINATIONS By email:

A properly completed nomination form including all necessary signatures and attachments may be scanned and submitted as a PDF file to: rkidd@austelect.com

By post:

PO Box 3056, Caboolture, QLD, 4510

By fax:

(07) 5428 1355

By hand:

Unit 10, 18-20 Cessna Drv, Caboolture, QLD, 4510

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BALLOT: If a ballot is necessary, voting will be conducted primarily using Internet Voting. Instruction Sheet/Password Advices will be emailed to the email address listed with Dogs Queensland. However, for those members who wish to cast their vote via Postal Voting, other than those without a listed email address, will need to contact the Secretary of Dogs Queensland before the close of Nominations (5:00pm AEST 6 January 2017) to request a Postal Voting pack be mailed to your Postal Address. Similarly, if you haven’t previously provided your email address and you wish to vote via the internet, you can also notify the Dogs Queensland office of your email address no later than 6th January 2017.

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The ballot will open on Friday 10th February 2017 and close at 5:00pm AEST on Wednesday 15th March 2017.

How Internet Voting Works: Just prior to the Ballot opening, you will receive two emails from the Australian Election Company. The first will contain your unique Dogs Queensland person number, the second will contain Voting Instructions, a link to the voting website and a random Password. When you click on the link to the Voting website, you will be asked to enter your authentication details (Person Number and the random Password). Once the correct authentication details have been entered, the list of Candidates will appear on the screen. You will also be able to view each of the brief Candidate résumés before selecting your preferred Candidates. To cast your vote, follow the on-screen voting instructions and be sure to submit your vote before leaving the voting system. Once you have submitted your vote, you will not be able to vote again. Please note that voting is entirely secret as your Person number and Password are electronically detached from your manner of voting. During the Voting period, if you require any voting assistance, you will be able to contact our Helpdesk on 1800 224 420 during business hours. Should you require any assistance, please contact Richard Kidd (Returning Officer). Thank you Richard Kidd Australian Election Company Returning Officer for CCC(Q) Limited 1 December, 2016 Telephone: 1800 224 420

CANINE CONTROL COUNCIL (QUEENSLAND) LIMITED 2017 Election of Six (6) Directors NOMINATION FORM Candidate Candidate’s Name (Block Letters)

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Name to appear on the Ballot Paper Candidate’s Signature:

Address:

Given Names

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Contact Telephone Nos: Email Address:

Postcode

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Mobile

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Member Number

Member Details

Member Class (Ordinary, Joint, Life etc)

Membership Status (financial or otherwise)

(Please complete each section)

Nominator 1 (Must be an eligible voter) Nominator’s Name (Block Letters) Nominator’s Signature: Contact Telephone Nos:

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Given Names

Member Number

Nominator 2 (Must be an eligible voter) Nominator’s Name (Block Letters) Nominator’s Signature: Contact Telephone Nos:

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Given Names

Member Number

Nomination form, 200 word Candidate résumé and Profile Picture must be received by the Returning Officer no later than 5:00pm AEST Friday 6th January 2017. Nominations received after this date will not be accepted. If an Election is required, the Ballot will open on Friday 10th February 2017 and close at 5:00pm AEST on Wednesday 15th March 2017. Nominations can be returned:By Scanning then emailing this document to: rkidd@austelect.com By Post to: PO Box 3056, Caboolture, QLD, 4510 By Fax to: 07 5428 1355 By Hand delivered to: Unit 10, 18 - 20 Cessna Drive, Caboolture, QLD, 4510 Authorised by: Richard Kidd Returning Officer 1 December 2016

Dogs Queensland Notices The Queensland Dog World

Notice To All Agility, Obedience And Rally Obedience Judges, Competitors And Clubs Conducting Combined Events:

Dates for Obedience, Rally Obedience and Dances With Dogs Judges Training 2017

5:00pm

Judges Training

The following Protocols apply where Handlers are entered in multiple events (with the same dog or multiple dogs) which are being run concurrently or which overlap.

10:00am

DWD Judges Training

2:00pm

Presidents, Secretaries, Treasurers Meeting

5:00pm

Judges Training

19th March, 2017

5:00pm

Judges Training

23rd April, 2017

5:00pm

Judges Training

10th May, 2017

Wed 6:30pm

Mid-week training Caboolture Club

10:00am

DWD Judges Training

4:00pm

Mid-Year Theory

5:00pm

Practical Exam

15th June, 2017

Thurs 6:30pm

Mid-week training, Logan Club

16th July, 2017

5:00pm

Judges Training

27th July, 2017

Thurs 6:30pm

M i d - we e k t r a i n i n g Ipswich Club

6th August, 2017

5:00pm

Judges Training

3rd September, 2017

5:00pm

Judges Training

1st October, 2017

4:00pm

Judges Elevations New Trainee Judges Entrance Exams

When an Agility class in which the Handler is entered has already commenced (including walking the course), then Agility takes precedence over Obedience and Rally-O. Handlers must inform Stewards of their unavailability at a ring. If unavailable at the required time in Obedience/Rally-O, that Handler and dog will then be run at the end of the Obedience/Rally-O class. When an Agility class in which the Handler is entered has NOT commenced (including walking the course) at the time the Handler is required in an Obedience/Rally-O ring, then the relevant Obedience/Rally-O class takes precedence over Agility. Handlers must inform Stewards of their unavailability at a ring. If unavailable at the required time in Agility, that Handler and dog will then be run at the end of the relevant Agility class and may be given the opportunity to walk the course before their run. When a Rally-O class in which the Handler is entered has already commenced (including walking the course), then Rally-O takes precedence over Obedience. Handlers must inform Stewards of their unavailability at a ring. If unavailable at the required time in Obedience, that Handler and dog will then be run at the end of the relevant Obedience class. When a Handler is entered in two or more Obedience classes (with the same dog or multiple dogs) and a clash occurs, the Handler must enter the ring which first becomes available (ie when the preceding competitor has completed their run-out). Handlers must inform Stewards of any potential clash and of their unavailability at a ring. If unavailable at the required time in any Obedience class, that Handler and dog will then be run at the end of that class.

At Durack unless otherwise stated. 22nd January, 2017

12th February, 2017

28th May, 2017

When a Handler is entered in two or more Rally-O classes (with the same dog or multiple dogs) and a clash occurs, the Handler must enter the ring which first becomes available (the preceding competitor has completed their run-out). Handlers must inform Stewards of any potential clash and of their unavailability at a ring. If unavailable at the required time in any Rally-O class, that Handler and dog will then be run at the end of that class.

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Dogs Queensland Notices The Queensland Dog World

Obedience / Rally Obedience Judges Refresher Sessions 2017 19th March, 2017

5:00pm

Judges Training

23rd April, 2017

5:00pm

Judges Training

Est. 1977

To All Obedience, Rally Obedience and Agility Handlers – Jump Height In accordance with changes to ANKC Rules, it is now a requirement to add the dog’s jump height on all entry forms. Handlers need to do this to ensure their dogs are jumping the correct height in the various disciplines. Refer to the appropriate Rules to determine which is your dog’s jump height.

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Dogs Queensland Notices The Queensland Dog World

Incident Reporting Procedure Incidents will normally fall into one of the following categories: 1.

Arrange a meeting with the Committee and advise all parties of the time and location and that their attendance is compulsory;

Show Manager must be present throughout the entire hearing as an observer to ensure that the Dogs Queensland Rules are being followed and that both parties are given a fair and just hearing.

On completion of the hearing, both parties should be asked to leave the meeting to allow the Committee time to consider the evidence (the Show Manager must not have any input into the final decision);

Both parties will then be asked to return to the meeting, where the Chairperson on the Committee will announce the findings of the Committee;

In the case of a complaint relating to an act of unprovoked aggression in terms of Dogs Queensland Rule 249, the Chairperson is to:

To be dealt with by clubs / societies on the day of the incident: a. Reports of aggressive dogs at shows or training; b. Protests received at a show; or c. Breach of Club Constitution.

To be referred to Dogs Queensland: a. Injuries / damage to persons or property; b. Ground safety which may have future repercussions; c. Incidents involving another club or organisation; or d. Appeals against club decisions.

In all cases, the Show Manager must assume responsibility when an incident is reported by taking the following actions: 1.

Identify who / what is involved (list dogs by name, registration and catalogue number);

Identify all witnesses (including names, addresses and membership number);

Obtain signed statements from all parties involved, together with witnesses (must be Statutory Declarations);

Identify members of the Committee who will deal with the matter on the day. Although there is no specific number necessary, the Committee should have at least three (3) people present.

a. Notify the owner of the exhibit that the exhibit is disqualified from exhibition for a period of six (6) months from that day; and b. Notify the owner of the exhibit that they have fourteen (14) days in which to appeal, presenting further or new evidence in writing to the Dogs Queensland against the disqualification. The owner is also to be notified that the exhibit will remain disqualified during the appeal process; 10. The Show Manager is to forward the Show Managerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Report, all statements together with a report of the proceedings of the meeting of the Show Committee / Sub-Committee to Dogs Queensland within five (5) working days of the hearing.

a. The Committee at an affiliated Club Show can comprise the Club President, Secretary, Treasurer, Club Committee Members or Dogs Queensland financial member, not related to, or connected with, either party involved; or b. The Committee at an Agricultural Show can comprise the Chief Steward and / or Committee members, any Dogs Queensland financial member, not related to, or connected with, either party involved;

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Incidents Where There Is Injury Or Damage To Property 1.or Compile an incident report on the Dogs Queensland Incident Report form providing as much information of the incident as possible. 2.

Obtain signed witness statements in the form of statutory declarations from any witnesses to the incident. This is particularly important in the case of personal injuries.

Ensure that names and addresses of witnesses are also provided with their statements in case they need to be followed up afterwards.

It is important that as much information as possible is gathered at the time of the incident while everyone's recollection is fresh.

Under no circumstances should any person in an official capacity offer any comment on fault in cases involving injury or damage nor should they make any comment about any insurance arrangements.

Notify Dogs Queensland of the incident and forward details within two working days.

Ensure that the Show Manager's Report also carries a reference to any such incident.

Dogs Queensland will then forward all details to their Insurers who will then deal directly with the injured party. The injured party needs to liaise directly with Dogs Queenslandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Insurers.

Show Manager's Checklist Incidents Involving Aggressive Dogs This list details ALL of the steps that you MUST follow. It is suggested that to assist you in the process and ensure you have not missed anything, check each step as you proceed: Obtain details of dog or dogs involved (name, registration, catalogue number); Identify witnesses (name, address, membership number); Obtain signed statements from all parties, including witnesses, in the form of Statutory Declarations; Identify the members of the Committee to handle the inquiry; Arrange a meeting and notify all parties they are to attend; Show Manager must attend the hearing in the capacity of an observer; Ensure that the Chairperson of the special Committee verbally notifies the person or persons involved of its decision on the day at the conclusion of its deliberations; If the complaint is found proven, inform the exhibitor that the dog is suspended for six (6) months effective from that date; Notify the owner of their right of appeal and that the dog remains suspended during the appeal process; and Forward to the Secretary of Dogs Queensland, within five (5) working days, the Show Manager's Report, all statements and report of proceedings of the meeting.

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2016 Dog and Puppy of the Year Judges: Rafael De Santiago Roberto Vélez-Picó Franki C.k. Leung Zeferino Silva Augusto Benedicto Santos III Pam Campbell

Dog of the Year Committee and Workers: • • • • • • • • • • • •

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• Ainslie Carius • Andrew Brown • Andrew Ness • Belinda West (Secretary) • Brett Abraham • Carolyn Pearen Fiona Vecchio Gary Heyden Jodie Wilshier Norma Zimmerle (Treasurer) Patricia Johansen Timothy Thomas (Chairperson)

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Dog of the Year 2016 From left to right: Joy Lanham Warren Mowles Ruth Cook Shane Thomas Poodle (Standard) - Sup. Ch. Picardy Is My Aphrodisiac Owner: M. & L. Boyd & J. Foulds Handler: J. Foulds Rafael De Santiago Zeferino Silva Augusto Benedicto Santos III Stacy Guilfoyle Timothy Thomas

Dog of the Year 2016 Runner-up From left to right: Joy Lanham Warren Mowles Ruth Cook Shane Thomas Australian Kelpie - Sup. Ch. Oatland Ruby Rose Owner: D. Kent Handler: S. Smith Rafael De Santiago Zeferino Silva Augusto Benedicto Santos III Stacy Guilfoyle Timothy Thomas

Puppy of the Year 2016 From left to right: Shane Thomas Timothy Thomas Pam Campbell Kerry Blue Terrier - Olizure Silhouetto Of A Man (AI) Owner: B. & P. Oliphant Handler: P. Oliphant Roberto Vélez-Picó Franki C.k. Leung Stacy Guilfoyle Warren Mowles

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Puppy of the Year 2016 Runner-up From left to right: Shane Thomas Timothy Thomas Pam Campbell Afghan Hound - Ch. Bayan Norse Maiden Owner: D. & C. McGreevy Handler: D. McGreevy Roberto Vélez-Picó Franki C.k. Leung Stacy Guilfoyle Warren Mowles

Dog of the Year 2016 Judges From left to right: Shane Thomas Augusto Benedicto Santos III Zeferino Silva Franki C.k. Leung Pam Campbell Rafael De Santiago Roberto Vélez-Picó Timothy Thomas

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Zone 2 Dog World Column, December 2016 ell, we have made it through to the end of 2016 and there have been some wonderful events and activities for our members to enjoy. As we have now reached the very warm part of the year, activities have slowed right down while members enjoy the festive season and well-earned break before we start all over again in 2017.

What’s On in Zone 2 in December? Zilch – we are on holiday For those members who absolutely must do something in December there are some offerings in Brisbane including: • • • • •

State Obedience Trials Committee (Obedience, Double Rally-O, Agility and Jumpers) – 3rd December Maree Kennel Club (2 x Champ Shows and 1 x Open Show) – 9th and 10th December Directors Show – 16th December Dog Of The Year Support Show – 17th December Grounds Committee Show – 18th December

Wishing any members travelling from Zone 2 to these events the best of luck and safe travels.

Dog of the Year / Puppy of the Year Competitions I would like to congratulate all Zone 2 qualifiers for the Dog of the Year / Puppy of the Year competitions, and any members who travelled down to the final to compete. Although I did not have the opportunity to attend this year, the photos and footage of the pavilion looked fantastic and I’m sure an enjoyable night was had by all.

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Callide Classic Competition The 15th of October saw the annual Callide Classic competition conducted in Gladstone. This year, the Club welcomed Judge, Gwen Hovey-Jacobs, Carolyn Pearen and Andrew Brown to officiate. With a quality field of starters for the Veterans Sweepstakes, the evening got off to a cracking start, followed by the Puppy Class and then the Dog Class. Callide Classic Dog Champion 2016: Sup Ch Azel Black Mail (Brookes / Azel Kennels) Callide Classic Dog Runner-Up 2016: Sup Ch Karakush Mr Music (Willson / Gibson) Callide Classic Puppy Champion 2016: Ch Aslan She Knows How To Use Em (McCrindle) Callide Classic Puppy Runner-Up 2016: Ch Sunford Divas Gold (Nicholson) Huge congratulations to the winners and place-getters and to everyone who qualified and participated in what was a very enjoyable, relaxed evening. Which is just how we like it.

Huge congratulations to the winners and placegetters and to everyone who qualified and participated in what was a very enjoyable, relaxed evening. Obviously as everyone was overheated with excitement, the Club arranged a water feature in the ring (ok, the pop-up sprinkler came on), causing a lot of excitement and laughter and I understand that the speed with which Janet Stewart-Cook scooped up her Papillon and ran out of the ring has been verified as a qualifying time for the 100m at the next Olympics.

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The Club would also like to thank the sponsors for the evening: • • • • • • •

Dogzonline – major sponsor K9Online Magazine Dogs Queensland Brittany Lauga – State Member for Keppel Ken O’Dowd – Federal Member for Flynn Sunford Kennels Tim Thomas

Without the support provided, it would have been impossible to run such a good event and the Club is exceptionally grateful. The Club would also like to acknowledge the great work of Cristina Fornasier who prepared the catalogue and took photos throughout the weekend; and Susie Carige who supported the Classic and prepared and produced documentation for the event.

Volunteer of the Year Award At the Dog of the Year dinner this year, Dogs Queensland presented the inaugural Volunteer of the Year award. This award and program is so important and so valuable for Dogs Queensland as we are an organisation that relies on the support of our largely volunteer workforce and recognising that contribution in a formal way is a fun but important acknowledgement of the driving force of our organisation. I would like to congratulate all those who were nominated and also to thank those who took the time to nominate others. Huge congratulations and thank you to Sue Cook from Zone 2 who was one of three finalists for the award and also to Barbara Carroll, Jim Cook, Bob Collins and Sharon Morris from Zone 2 who were nominees. I would also like to congratulate the overall winner, Jeff Souter. Well done Jeff and all.

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Did you know? – Rules in Action If we show dogs in multiple groups, we sometimes have some pretty close shaves moving from one ring to another to ensure that our dogs are able to be exhibited – sometimes we have a clash where we are required at the same time in different rings. When this situation occurs, we need to be mindful that the Rules do not permit the judging in rings to be held up to accommodate us to show in multiple rings. Rule 226 states: All eligible exhibits shall be brought before the Judge for adjudication for class or special prizes / trophy or challenge certificate, as the case may be, immediately the relevant class is called by the Ring Steward, and an exhibit not so produced shall be deemed to be absent. The Committee of any body holding an exhibition under these Rules shall accept no responsibility with reference to eligible competitors being brought before the Judge, and it is necessary that an exhibitor make his/her own arrangements for the exhibit to be taken into the ring. Under no circumstances must judging be delayed owing to a handler not being available.

If there is one thing I would ask of all members, it is to please become more engaged with your hobby, contribute and become involved as much as you can. We are sadly declining in numbers, have more and more difficulty getting volunteers to keep our Clubs and events running and are facing more and more pressure from external organisations such as the RSPCA, Local Councils and State Government. We really need to unite and find our voices as it is a competitive world and we will get pushed around if we don’t stand up for ourselves.

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This Rule is very clear and places the onus on us as exhibitors to ensure that if it is possible or likely there will be a clash, that we have to arrange handlers to ensure our dogs are shown. There is no point asking Stewards to slow down or wait for a ring because they do not have the authority to do this. If we fail to plan and take accountability for this, then it is an unfortunate, but real likelihood that we will be called absent. All exhibitors are the same and have to adhere to the Rules. The best way to avoid this situation is through planning. If you show in multiple rings, have a handler as a back up to take a dog in for you in the event there is a clash.

Thank you, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! I would like to take the opportunity to thank all who have contributed to the column throughout the year and to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, no matter what it is you’re doing for the festive season. I hope to see you all back again next year to enjoy our wonderful hobby.

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THE PAPILLON SU P P L I E D B Y N OE L I N E QU I N N

HISTORY here is marked debate among some as to exactly which breeds were used to develop the Phalène, and from where the Phalène originated. Breeds such as the Cayenne Dog and the European Toy Spaniel are thought to be predecessors of the Phalène. The breed is thought by most breed historians to be a direct descendant of a small Italian Spaniel, however, it is generally believed today that the Phalène's beginnings were in France and Belgium, with Spain as a third possibility. It is interesting that while three countries claim the origins of the breed, France, Belgium, Spain, and Italy was also a main country in which to find Phalènes.

Probably some of the best known is King Louis XIV, King Henry III, Madame Pompadour, and Marie Antoinette. King Henry II allegedly spent upwards of 100,000 crowns in one year alone on his papillons. From Titian through Mignard and his contemporaries, all of the Continental Toy Spaniels had drooping ears. The ears were set high, although far enough apart to show the curve of the skull. They were of medium size, hanging, as one writer has expressed it 'lightly'. There may, however, have been an occasional dog with leathers of sufficient strength for the ears to stand erect. Two 18th Century paintings suggest this. By the time of Louis XIV, French and Belgian breeders had perfected the type they sought. Mignard, the official court painter, in his portraits of the child Marie de Bourbon, the Dauphin and His Family, and several paintings of Henrietta d’Orleans, shows us a little spaniel that could scarcely be improved upon today.

The FCI considers both France and Belgium to be the home of the modern development of the breed. It has been suggested that Phalènes came to be popular in European courts due to the portraits done by Italian artists in Italy. The oldest known portrait with a Phalène is an Italian one. The Phalène was the original of the breed with the Papillon (erect ear) being a considerably later development. One of the earliest known portraits with a Phalène is St Anthony, by Italian artist Sasetta (1392 - 1450). Phalènes began to show up in portraits from the countries of Italy with Titian (1485 - 1576) and Mignard (1612 - 1695), Spain with Velaquez (1598 - 1660), France with Rubens (1577 - 1640), Watteau (1684 - 1721) and Largillere (1659 - 1746), Prussia with Pesne (1683 - 1757). Phalènes are linked with many royal names throughout history.

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OVER THE CENTURIES Over the centuries, the tiny Papillon has been far luckier than many of the Royal Families that owned them! Despite how popular they were among the Royalty and titled of Europe, they were very slow to be embraced by the English speaking people. It was in the end of the 19th century that the first erect eared Papillons began to gain popularity, eventually becoming more popular than the original drop ear. In the early 1900's the first erect eared Papillons were being registered with various Kennel Clubs. It was at about this time that the name 'Papillon' came into use.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Continued from Page 31 In 1935, the Papillon Club of America (PCA) was founded, with the United States holding their first specialty show in 1936. Interest in the breed faltered, and then regenerated in 1948. In 1954 the second specialty show was held. The Papillon made its first appearance in Australia in 1949 when Mrs. Alice Jacobson of Mitcham, Vic., imported the red/white male Corleon of Otter and the female Monamie Berenice (r/w), followed shortly thereafter by the male Jasper of Confryn (r/w) and the tricolour female Cresta of Harleymeads. Mrs Molly Burton was instrumental in founding the Papillon (Dog) Club of NSW in 1966. Their first Championship Show in 1967 was won by Mrs Burton’s Ch Rosmean Henri. In 1976, the Papillon Club of Victoria was formed, holding their first Championship show in 1977 where BIS was Ch Clochette Champagne. Today, fanciers are making a concentrated effort to bring this, the original variety of the breed, back to its correct place as an equal partner of the Papillon. In this effort, considerable thanks must be given to the PCA and our Judges Education committees in Australia for endeavouring to assist the breeders in this very worthwhile, but very difficult, endeavour. The 21st century has seen a revival of interest in the Phalène, with its fanciers pointing out that in countries where it is judged together with the Papillon, Judges must be familiar enough with the breed standard to appreciate the qualities of a well-bred Phalène, and not confuse its dropped ears with those of a semi-erect eared Papillon, which would suggest a conformation fault. Intrigue and fascination are at an all-time high for the Phalène. A worldwide Phalène List is now in existence where fanciers exchange questions and ideas on a daily basis, as well as share their lovely photos of their Phalènes. Now with the Phalène website, breeders and fanciers can tap into a much wider spectrum of the Phalène. The Papillon has become a family favourite of men, women and children who not only love them sitting on their laps, but have a special place in their hearts for this breed of dog. The history of the Phalène is varied and rich. We will probably never know for sure its original conception, or its total history, however, the history of the breed is one of devotion and love from both the dogs to their owners and the owners to their dogs, and this is the greatest testament.

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The Standard describes the Papilllon as: This dainty, balanced little toy dog should have an attractive head, an alert bearing and an intelligent and lively expression. Movement should be sound, light and free, and not cramped or restricted in any way. The Papillon ears are a distinguishing feature, being large and well fringed. The upright variant should be carried at a 45o angle, carried obliquely, like spread butterfly wings; whilst the dropped variant should be fully dropped so that the inner ear just brushes the cheek bone when the muzzle is just below horizontal, and resemble the dropped wings of a moth. Papillons are generally a happy, friendly breed. Although considered by many as a lap dog, they are an active breed that loves outdoor exercise and demonstrate this amply in dog Agility. Its body should be slightly longer than tall. Because of the drop ear, Phalènes often appear longer than they really are. It should be sound with light and with free movement. Phalènes should appear to float along as they move; a truly beautiful sight to watch. Phalène eyes should be dark in colour and alert. The tail should be up over the back in resemblance of a tea cup handle. They are very intelligent, learning things quickly and easily. They are eager to please and excel in Obedience and Agility. Phalènes are charming characters, often clowns, who thrive in the company of their people. Alternatives names are: • • • • • • •

Phalène (drop ear type) Continental Toy Spaniel Epagneul Nain Continental Butterﬂy Dog Dwarf Spaniel Squirrel clog or Squirrel Spaniel (due to its tail carriage) Belgian Toy Spaniels

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JUDGING In judging the Papillon and Phalène, it should be remembered that, apart from the ears, they are identical in all other respects and should be judged accordingly. The ears of both types should be mobile as is to be expected from such a lively dog. They may move backwards and forwards quite quickly. As with most toy breeds, approaching with care towards the head of the dog reduces the possibility of them getting a fright and not showing to their best ability. The mobility of the light ear leather of the Phalène is not only normal but desirable. Light currents of air, as will be present when the dog is in motion, will often lift the ear leather lightly and give the appearance of gently wafting 'wings'. The ears do not come up in the manner of the erect eared Papillon but rather pull back against the neck. As with the erect eared Papillon, the ears need to be large with a reasonably wide base and rounded tips and, in the adults, covered with long silken hair.

Rebel at 6 weeks

The Papillon has become a family favourite of men, women and children who not only love them sitting on their laps, but have a special place in their hearts for this breed of dog. Rebel 7 months When at rest the ears are dropped in the manner of any other Spaniel breed but with the slight rise being present. At a point where the muzzle of the Phalene is just below the horizontal, the inner edge of the ears should just touch the cheeks. At the set-on of the Phalene ear, there is commonly a small tuft of hair – this is quite typical and correct. Some Phalène puppies will tend to have more lift to the leather at the base of the ear and it takes time for the ears to 'settle'. As the puppy grows into an adult and gets the normal ear fringing, the weight of the ear fringe will stabilise the drop of the ear leather. Here is an example:The photos of Rebel at 6 weeks, 7 months and as a mature dog show the changes in the Phalène ears over time.

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THE INTELLIGENCE OF THE PAPILLON

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Research studies have consistently put the Papillon in the top 10 most intelligent breeds in the world. It is little wonder that Papillons have excelled in Obedience, Agility and also in Dances with Dogs. Lesser known is their ability to act as valuable Service Dogs and Therapy Dogs.

SERVICE DOGS Papillons are good candidates to be Service Dogs. They are specifically trained to perform tasks and do work that moderate the disabilities of their handlers and help them achieve enhanced levels of safety and independence. Some specific areas where Papillon excel are: •

Mobility service dogs - who perform tasks for persons with physical disabilities, Papillons are still able to perform the majority of required tasks for an amazing array of disabilities. This might include picking up objects dropped on the floor, make beds, tug clothing from the dryer, put it in a basket and tug it from room to room, activate light switches, press handicap door openers, elevator buttons or hand a change purse to a cashier

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As Hearing Ear or Signal dogs who are trained to alert their hearing impaired or deaf owners of environmental sounds, and to take them to the source of the sound. This might be a siren, a smoke detector, the alarm clock, the microwave or the telephone.

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As a Seizure Alert dog who alerts his owner with a condition such as Epilepsy, to an oncoming seizure and responds in a trained way

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As Psychiatric support dogs who moderate their owner's disabilities such as agoraphobia, PTSD or panic attacks

Pictured above: Three Agility Paps from Western Australia. Competing in ANKC and ADAA, Bandit (black ears) is 10 and has JDM3 ADM GD SDX SPD and AAD SAAD MAAD and Australian Teams Dog. Sabre (sable ears) is 7 has AD JDX GD SD SPD and AAD Milo is 4 and quite small but has obtained JD and AAD. We love Agility; it is a great sport. The 200 group is small in WA and only a few Paps but we have a lot of fun. Both Bandit and Sabre flew to Tamworth to compete. Owned and trained by Lyn Green.

Pictured above: This is my new boy Fly. Kutas Sparks will fly. Don’t be fooled by these flying ears he is really a Phalene and has just started Trialling. He came second in his second JD Trial. He is confident and friendly and loves to run and like all paps thinks he is a big dog.

Pictured above: Charlee (Neuter Ch. Papluvn Free Spirit) commenced her Beginner’s Agility Course in April 2015. She continued her training approaching it with enthusiasm and excitement. From 2 competition days involving 6 Beginner Classes, she was awarded 2 first places (both clear rounds), 1 second and 3 third places. We look forward to an enjoyable and exciting future.

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THERAPY DOGS Papillons make good Therapy Dogs who provide psychological or physiological therapy to individuals other than their handlers. Typically, they visit various institutions like hospitals, schools, hospices, psychotherapy offices, nursing homes where they are encouraged to socialise and interact with a variety of people.

Pictured above: This Is Gypsy Maisongabbi Likea Fly JDM2, ADM,JDO3,GDX, SPDX, SD 2001 - 2012. Gypsy was a great Papillon. She was smart and fiesty and loved agility. She ruled our black lab and later taught our Brittany manners. Gypsy was also in a car advertisement for a Japanese car. A friend once said 'the little rascal has spirit' and she surely did.

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Pictured above: This is Quinvale 'BP' who did sterling service in a nursing home. Many residents remarked how much he enhanced their lives.

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GALLERY INSIGHT Photo credits: Supplied by Noeline Quinn

Ch. Quinvale Standing Ovation (Stanley) as a young pup and showing in his maturity.

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Farfalla Joshua (Leeroy) â&#x20AC;&#x201C; this photo made the American Papillon Calendar circa 2003.

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Our lovely young girls learning the ropes in their selected interests. We all need to encourage this as these young people will carry on when we cannot.

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Papillon Supplied by Janine Moy he Papillon (French pronunciation: [papij ], "butterfly[-eared]"), also called the Continental Toy Spaniel, is a breed of dog of the Spaniel type. One of the oldest of the toy spaniels, it derives its name from its characteristic butterfly-like look of the long and fringed hair on the ears, the French word for 'butterfly' being papillon. A Papillon with dropped ears is called a PhalĂ¨ne (French for moth).

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The small head is slightly rounded between the ears with a well defined stop. The muzzle is somewhat short, thin tapering to the nose. The dark, mediumsized, round eyes have thin black rims, often extending at the junction of the eyelids towards the ears. The large ears can either be erect or dropped with rounded tips. The teeth meet in a scissors bite. The long tail is set high carried over the body, and covered with long, fine hair. The straight, long, fine, single coat has extra frill on the chest, ears, back of the legs and the tail. Coat colour is white with patches of any colour. A mask of a colour other than white covers both ears and eyes from back to front.

Appearance and behaviour The Papillon is a very intelligent and self-assured dog that has a very easy time learning new tricks. This dog can be sociable with children and strangers, but is generally reserved around new people. They can also be socialised to get along well with other pets, but care should be taken with rambunctious pets or cats with claws as they may injure it. If not properly socialised, Papillons can be distrustful and exhibit aggressive tendencies toward other dogs and people. Papillons may also be very playful and affectionate. Widely known as great companion dogs, they have the spirit and energy to keep up with active families, but can also be calm enough to be happy with sleeping in the arms of an equally affectionate owner.

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Due to their high energy level, they demand an augmented exercise routine, relative to the average companion breed. Papillons are known as excellent watchdogs as they will alert their owner to changes in their environment. They may be considered garrulous like many other toy dogs. The Papillon can withstand heat but is more sensitive to cold temperatures because of their single-coated fur, and should not be left outside unattended in cold weather. The most iconic aspect of the Papillon is its ears which are large and well fringed, giving them a butterfly wing-like appearance. Papillons are parti-coloured or white with patches of any colour. An all-white dog or a dog with no white is disqualified from the Conformation Show ring. A blaze (area of white extending down between the eyes) and noseband is preferred over a solidcoloured head, but not required. Nose, eye-rims, and lips should be black. Paw pads vary in colour from black to pink, depending on the colouring of the dog.

Temperament The temperament of a Papillon is a happy, friendly, adventurous dog. They are not shy or aggressive. Papillon's make excellent family dogs but should be watched around little children, as should any dog, due to a small child's lack of understanding of a dog's behaviour and the likelihood that they will do something to upset the dog.

Life span Papillons can live up to 17 years.

Health Papillons have only minor health concerns although patellar luxation, and dental problems can be issues. Additionally they can be at risk for PRA, and allergies.

Exercise Play will take care of a lot of their exercise needs; however, as with all breeds, play is not sufficient for all exercise. Daily walks or runs are an excellent way to exercise a Papillon. They will also enjoy a good romp in a safe open area off leash, such as a large fenced-in yard. Papillons are a very active breed of dog and enjoy having a job to perform.

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Continued from page 41 Papillon Breeders recommend dog Agility, Rally Obedience, Obedience for Papillons because of their intelligence and energy level. The history of the Papillon is traced through works of art. The earliest toy spaniels resembling the papillon are found in Italy. Tiziano Vicelli painted these small dogs in many famous paintings beginning around 1500 including the Venus of Urbino (1542). Other well known artists who included them in paintings are Watteau, Gonzales Coques, Fragonard, Paolo Veronese, and Mignard. In a painting after Largillierre in the Wallace Collection in London, a Papillon is clearly shown in a family portrait of Louis XIV. Papillons are also in paintings of royal families around Europe and paintings of merchant class families. The breed was popular in England, France, and Belgium, which are considered countries of origin by the FCI.

This dog was said to have been nicknamed Papillon based on the impressively large, erect ears that resembled the wings of a butterfly. The drop-eared variety of the breed came to be called the Phalène (which means 'night moth'). Both types are still bred today and appear in the same litter. The Papillon variety is much more common, although recently the Phalène has undergone a resurgence in popularity. Papillons also enjoy success today in competitive fields outside of Conformation, including Obedience and Agility. Photo credits: Supplied by Janine Moy

The 'Titian spaniels' and those portrayed by later artists through Mignard and his contemporaries had the drooping ears characteristic of today's Phalène; it was not until the end of the 19th century that the erect-eared appearance became fashionable and gave the breed's modern name, Papillon, French for "butterfly". The Titian spaniels were also exclusively red-and-white in coloration, in contrast to the many recognised colorations of today's Papillon. The Papillon's history and long association with royalty have led to many stories about the breed. Marie Antoinette is said to have walked to the guillotine clutching her small dog under her arm, likely an apocryphal tale. However, tradition has it that Marie Antoinette's dog was a small spaniel that had been brought to the French court from Spain on the back of pack mules. According to the story, her pup was spared and cared for in a building in Paris still called the Papillon House. Marie Antoinette's dog was said to have descended from a very old drop-eared breed known as the Epagneul Nain, or Continental Dwarf/Toy Spaniel that appeared in church frescos and paintings as early as the 13th century. The Papillon is still officially referred to as the Epagneul Nain (ENC) in non-English-speaking countries. The name Squirrel Spaniel also has been used, most likely referring to an earlier standard in which the tail set is described as 'curling over the back as a squirrel's'. One version of the history of the two varieties of ear shape in the ENC ('papillon' to denote the erect ear and 'phalène' to denote the dropped ear) is that toward the end of the 19th century, breed fanciers bred a version of the spaniel whose ears stood up.

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Dogs Queensland will hold their first ever ANZAC Day Memorial Dog Show on Tuesday 25 th April 2017, the proceeds of which will go towards the Australian Defence Force Trackers and War Dogs Association (ADFTWDA). Please find the first in a series of fascinating excerpts from a book by ADFTWDA historian Mr George Hulse. Title, image and copy supplied and owned by Mr George Hulse.

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Corporal CRAIG ‘SPIN’ TURNBULL raig Turnbull calls Brisbane his home town. Craig joined the Australian Regular Army on 14 May 1994, after serving four years in the Army Reserve as a Forward Observer Signaller. He graduated from the 1st Recruit Training Battalion at Kapooka in NSW into the Royal Australian Corps of Transport and served in that Corps for three years before transferring to the Royal Australian Engineers (RAE). Craig joined the Explosive Detection Dog (EDD) Section in 1999. Craig deployed to the Solomon Islands in 2004.

The Solomon Islands First Deployment - 2004 In 2004, the Australian Defence force responded to unrest in the Solomon Islands with the first Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands (RAMSI). Craig, a Sapper at the time, deployed with EDD CHLOE, a Kelpie X Whippet, as the second in command and joined Corporal Jim Hoy with EDD KYLIE, Sapper Phil Grazier with EDD BUSTER and Sapper Graham Ellis with EDD BAILEY. The team supported patrols with Australian and New Zealand infantry on operations among the island chains searching for weapons and explosives. The aim was to deny the ability for armed gangs to intimidate the local population. However, even a visit to the Veterinarian could be an interesting event. On the first visit to the only Veterinarian in the Solomon Islands, the section drove into the capital Honiara in two Land Rovers, following directions discerned from uncertain fourth hand information. On passing through the narrow streets, the vehicles were stared at by the locals who had not seen RAMSI soldiers previously.

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On arrival at the veterinary clinic, the local folk had started to amass into a large group, and it was growing larger by the second. Corporal Jim Hoy decided that Sapper Ellis and Sapper Grazier would stay with the vehicles, lock the doors and keep the motors running while Jim and Craig walked down an alley to confirm the location of the Veterinary practice. Both Jim and Craig were armed with Steyr rifles and 9mm pistols. Craig reflects: ” We got out of the vehicle and moved towards the alley when we were literally swarmed by the civilian population. I gave Jim about a metre clearance so I could attempt to intervene should things go pearshaped and hoped the lads in the vehicles could do the same for me. I had one hand on the pistol grip of the rifle which I had slung and one on my 9mm pistol holster. I think Jim had similar hand positioning. I honestly thought I was in a scene from ‘Black Hawk Down’, but to be honest, the locals were nothing but friendly and inquisitive. They were actually trying to help and direct us to where we would like to go. An awesome experience”. On return from the Solomon Islands, Craig provided support to the Commonwealth State Heads of Government, Sydney Olympics and the Commonwealth Games. In late 2006, he spent a few weeks at home followed by his first deployment to Afghanistan at the rank of Lance Corporal (LCPL). He had teamed-up with EDD RAZZ. I believe that Craig Turnbull endured the most uniquely challenging experiences when compared to all the combat engineer section commanders who were deployed to Afghanistan. He was involved in a number of incidents which were a combination of gross bad luck, medium luck and good luck.

The unique challenge was that during his time and on his watch he had his dog killed in action in 2007, and then on his deployment in 2010, he lost two Sappers and a another dog, the three of them killed in action.

Afghanistan Second Deployment - 2006 Craig deployed to Afghanistan in 2006 where he worked with the Czechoslovakian Forces. This was a challenge in itself as very few of the Czech soldiers spoke English and Craig was the only Australian to operate with them. There were no major incidents during this rotation and Craig returned to Australia with valuable knowledge of working with Coalition troops. He rotated back to Afghanistan in 2007.

Afghanistan Third Deployment - 2007 This is Craig’s medium luck rotation. On 20 September 2007, Craig and RAZZ were returning to their base from another base nicknamed “Forward Operating Base Anaconda”. The road wound its way through a canyon, and as the day was drawing to a close, the convoy needed to be clear of this area before it became dark. On the way along the road the Australian group were being engaged by Taliban snipers at long range. In Craig’s words: “On approaching the crest of a rise, one of the vehicles in the convoy suffered a breakdown, and this split the convoy into two packets. The forward packet moved into a protective formation and stopped to protect the stricken vehicle. A sentry from this group saw a civilian walking on his own along the road about one kilometre ahead. A vehicle was despatched to talk to this person and RAZZ and I were aboard.

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Continued from page 45 On crossing a washout, the vehicle detonated an IED and this wounded the two diggers at the front of the vehicle. The two of us at the rear of the vehicle and RAZZ were unhurt. We administered first aid to the wounded and then the two of us ‘held off’ in case the IED was a precursor to an ambush. There was a heap of Taliban radio traffic that indicated that more devices were ahead of us. I assisted the machine gunner in covering our front until other vehicles from the convoy came to secure the area. The two wounded guys were medevaced out and then RAZZ and I started to search the road for further IED. I checked that RAZZ was OK by conducting a 100 metre test search first, and despite the trauma of the blast, RAZZ was still operational. It was now late afternoon and the pressure was on us to get out of the canyon. RAZZ and I worked at best speed clearing the road. I saw RAZZ show interest in a particular part of the road. I sent him in again on a box search over that area and RAZZ again showed interest. I was about to call RAZZ back to me, but RAZZ went in to investigate more closely and as he did, he trod on a pressure plate. This fired the IED and RAZZ was killed in action instantly”. The blast threw Craig backwards and he was wounded and severely stunned by the shock overpressure. There were large rocks thrown by the blast and these rebounded off the vehicles for about fifty metres around the IED site. Craig was rescued by another digger who took him back to his vehicle where he sat for a while to recover. Craig suffered cracked ribs and bleeding from the ears. RAZZ was vaporised by the blast and there is nothing left of him. The convoy continued, and at the first opportunity 'broke track', left the canyon, and arrived back into the base without further incident.

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Craig was treated by the medics at Tarin Kowt.

So now he needed to team-up with a new dog, work it and bonding with it quickly.

EOD technician, SGT Oakey, took over the visual search of the road and the patrol made it back to a safe area without further incident. Craig was deeply upset by the loss of his dog and holds the memory of a wonderful mate that not only helped save lives but was great company as well. The EDD Section mourned RAZZ and a memorial plaque was dedicated at TK to his memory. EDD RAZZ is the first Australian military working dog to be killed in action on any battlefield on which the ADF has been deployed. The loss of RAZZ weighed very heavily on Craig and the EDD section. They found it hard to accept that this patrol was the final one for their tour of duty.

Craig was given the choice of two dogs to team-up with and one of them was EDD TANK. TANK had some issues and it is safe to say that he was not considered to be of the highest quality. TANK had not been able to maintain an operational capability in 2008 and was sent to SME as a pool dog to help in training new dog handlers on their initial courses.

They had lost a dog, but in doing so, that dog saved the life of soldiers and vehicles. Not good luck, not bad luck, that's why I coined this account 'medium luck'. Craig rotated out and his position was taken over by Corporal David Simpson and EDD SARBI - and that was to become yet another story of heroism under fire plus a Hollywood movie style recovery of a military working dog that had been reported as missing in action for around fourteen months. Craig was promoted to Corporal and posted to 2CER in Brisbane as the EDD Section Commander. 2CER ramped up its training intensity for a deployment to Afghanistan. At the start of the ramp-up training in 2009, Craig did not have a dog - he lost RAZZ in Afghanistan in 2007. He had been seconded into the 2CER Regimental Police section for a few months during 2008.

Craig had some problems with TANK. He was timid around people and didn’t like loud noises. He would move on his own axis when sent out on a cast, meaning that he wandered wherever he wanted to go, and was a source of constant training attention for both Craig and Lance Corporal Josh Colbourne, Craig’s 2IC. Eventually, TANK improved and developed into a combat capable EDD. Another of TANK’s idiosyncrasies was that he did not provide a definite indication that he had found an item of interest. Being a dark coloured dog - Belgian Malinois, in this case with no tail - it was difficult to see him, particularly in areas where visibility was reduced, so he needed special attention when out-front looking for bad things in the battle space.

Afghanistan Fourth Deployment - 2010 The 2CER team to deploy to Afghanistan in 2010 included Craig with TANK, Lance Corporal Josh Collbourne with HARRY and Sapper Dave Brown with BUNDY. Other dog handlers would deploy to Afghanistan as a part of the rest of colleague on leave (ROCOL) plan when dog handlers who were in-country would go on leave for R&R. After arriving at TK, the initial induction training for the Uruzgan Province AO was completed and the section deployed to various Patrol Bases. Sapper Darren Smith and EDD HERBIE arrived at TK in March 2010.

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Each Patrol Base contained at least one infantry platoon with armoured support and one of their tasks was to keep the roads open to friendly traffic. Engineer sections were embedded with the Patrol Base units and were employed on numerous missions ranging from combat engineer support, construction of buildings, maintenance of roads and points of interest, searching for caches and civilian construction and mentoring the local population on village projects. The EDD teams would travel with patrols. Their job was to detect explosives, IEDs, mines, caches, bomb making materiel and at times, people.

We were assigned to many patrols and the one thing I liked about TANK was that this dog could search forever without a break. He had a colossal work ethic and a huge play drive. He loved it.

Patrol Base Mashal was the biggest base - named a Command Operating Base - but had a reputation for having a road resupply challenge with its roads being targeted by the Taliban on numerous occasions. At times, in force. It was a dangerous place to be. Craig and TANK worked out of Patrol Base Mashal. In Craigâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s words: â&#x20AC;?We were assigned to many patrols and the one thing I liked about TANK was that this dog could search forever without a break. He had a colossal work ethic and a huge play drive. He loved it. But TANK did things differently to most of the other EDDs. Most of our dogs stay inside a box pattern of search. We control them but they constantly look back to see if we are wanting them to cast in a certain direction. TANK preferred to run his own search pattern and would literally wander at the trot. He would look back at me, and respond to my hand commands, but he preferred to cast at random.

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Continued from page 47 At first this irked me, but then I realised that TANK was under better control and searched a far greater area and in a shorter time when I let him do his own thing. As a result of this, TANK covered a large area and found a number of caches”. Here comes the good luck story. Craig continues: ”In one day he located four incredible finds. The first find took place at the base of a tree and we recovered a number of AK47 magazines loaded with ammunition. We resumed the patrol along a creek. I cast TANK down the creek and at the end of the cast he started to show interest to an area. TANK started to air up, by standing up on his hind legs and began to sniff in the direction of the right creek bank. I recalled TANK, then moved forward myself to investigate. I arrived in the area where TANK showed interest and saw a void a couple metres above my head. I climbed up the creek bank and took a look into the void. I looked straight at a huge quantity of ammunition, mortar rounds and ammunition containers. The sight of all this material gave me a shock because it was like looking at a warehouse of explosive material, bomb making gear and ammunition. It included plastic explosive and Ammonium Nitrate Aluminium Sulphate powder typically used in anti-vehicular IEDs. It turned out to be the biggest enemy cache to be found by any of our patrols up to that date. It took more than an hour for our troops to remove the explosives and associated stores and place them in a marijuana plantation above the creek for destruction. It was a huge find and one that made TANK an instant hero with the boys.

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The patrol headed back towards Patrol Base Marshal with two EDD teams leading the way, one on each side of a number of irrigation aqueducts. TANK showed interest in a track leading away from the direction of travel, and located some mortar rounds cached in the ground. While the combat engineers dealt with that find, I sent TANK further down the track where he had another find, although small, stood out as one of his best. It was only a few sticks of Russian PE4 (plastic explosive), but the thing about this find was that it had no metal content which meant that there was no way the combat engineers would have found it using an electronic detector”. TANK located caches such as a number of large carbon-fibre pressure plates (non-metal) used for initiating IEDs, weapons and explosives. Although not trained to locate non explosive components, his interest in areas would result in searches that would turn up military items useful to the Taliban. On one patrol, Craig and TANK were searching aqueducts when they came upon a pedestrian bridge. It was a tight fit for TANK to get under the bridge, but he went in with alacrity. Craig stated: ” I directed TANK under the bridge, he went under the bridge but didn’t come back out. So I crawled under the timbers of the bridge and saw him indicating with his nose facing a rocket launcher and three Rocket Propelled Grenades”. All up TANK located 24 caches in his deployment. Although caches were important to hamper the enemy and their ability to strike coalition forces, a big boost to friendly force morale was that of IED detection and TANK was no slouch in that regard.

I rewarded TANK by playing with him using a rubberised ‘Kong’ toy. TANK is a Malinois - otherwise known as ‘land-sharks’ due to their incredible bite and sharp teeth - so throwing a tennis ball for him was disaster for the ball at first bite. A ‘Kong’ lasts longer with that dog”. That was the good luck story. On another day, Craig had some engineer mates in front of him and was asked to cast his dog forward. TANK went forward and on drawing level with another Sapper (Johnno), TANK stopped for what looked like as a little social visit. Craig asked Johnno to move back so that the dog could cast further without distraction. But TANK just stayed their and indicated almost where Johnno’s boots had been. Craig went forward and identified an IED just centimetres away from where Johnno had been standing. It was not a little social visit. Craig was not comfortable with his mates being in front of his dog, particularly in the areas of creek and river crossings. His memories of EDD RAZZ in 2007 were still raw and he did not want the dog to trigger another IED and take out a soldier at the same time. So he tried to get TANK to operate away from his human mates when searching areas such as entry and exit points through defiles. The Taliban were known to target these spots. The IEDs were sometimes laid by the Taliban close to the Patrol Bases. To counter this, there were a number of perimeter patrols conducted and on one of these, the patrol followed a large aqueduct flowing with water. On coming to a mud bridge, Craig and TANK located an IED. On investigation of TANK’s indication, Craig laid on his stomach and uncovered some tyre rubber which is used to protect a lot of IEDs from the weather.

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That was all Craig needed to know and asked the lead combat engineer to move forward and recover the IED components. As the patrol had no EOD technician, the lead engineer uncovered the device and then moved to Craig and TANK’s position approximately 20m to the side. Not too much later, the IED exploded but caused no casualties. The enemy soldier who wanted to fire the bomb had been temporarily defeated by the Electro Magnetic Filter (EMF) devices worn by our soldiers to jam the radio frequency of mobile telephones. But when the EMF device was moved beyond the range of its effectiveness on that particular IED, the enemy soldier was able to fire his bomb - in this case to no effect. TANK was great on off-route mines as well. On one occasion the patrol was moving through a defile when TANK indicated to the side of it. On investigation, Craig discovered a shaped charge device containing ball bearings, nuts and bolts. This device was an improvised Claymore Mine that was designed to blast its murderous contents over a wide area causing as many casualties to our lads as possible. But TANK located it and the wiring and pressure plate were also captured. On the same day TANK located two more IEDs set on the sides of a road. He was a worker all right. TANK did not like small area route searches much. The road connecting Forward Operating Base Mirwais to Patrol Base Mashal, was searched on many occasions and it often brought up IEDs. TANK found one IED on that route, but probably found the job a bit boring when being closely controlled in tight box type searches. He preferred the open much more and adopted a wandering lope across the terrain.

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He demonstrated that when he was trotting across a farming paddock. The farmers were growing maize, marijuana and poppies. As he crossed this terrain, TANK indicated to a spot near a track and Craig identified a pressure cooker IED. The EOD technician fired it in place. The explosion was huge and this was another of TANK’s ”pet hates”. Loud noises and crowds of people were not in TANK’s frame of reference as being good spaces to be in. But, Craig was about to receive a gross bad luck event.

7 June 2010 One of Craig’s jobs as the EDD Section Commander was to visit his team when they were deployed at a distance from his Patrol Base. Craig spoke to Sapper Darren Smith on 5 June 2010 and then moved on to catch up with Sapper Dave Brown in the Mirabad Valley. On 7 June 2010, Craig visited Sapper Dave Brown and found a happy digger. Dave and BUNDY had completed a successful route search and located a couple of IEDs including a ”daisy chain” of three mortar bombs wired together designed to cause mayhem near a public bazaar.. Craig did not catch up with his 2IC, Lance Corporal Joshua Colbourne, because Josh was too far away, so he headed back to TK and from there intended to return to Patrol Base Mashal. As he was travelling in the vehicle, a radio message was relayed to Craig: ‘A dog has been killed and a couple of diggers wounded’. ”I knew that it must have been Smithy, and with him, SPR Jacob ”Snowy" Moerland because Snowy was Smithy’s number two (his cover-man)”. The driver of Craig’s Bushmaster was a 6RAR soldier who had grown up with Snowy in Gayndah in Queensland, and he was listening intently to the radio traffic.

During the trip back to TK, Craig wondered how serious the wounds were for both of his mates, but did not consider anything worse than that. On arrival at TK, Craig put TANK into his kennel and moved across to the engineer Command Post. The Officer there told Craig that Snowy had been KIA instantly and that Darren had died shortly after that. Craig went cold and didn’t want to believe what he just been told. He was stunned and shattered that he had lost two mates and a dog on one IED. Craig became angry. He had been trying to acquire EMF devices for his doggies. The design of the EMF device came in two bands codenamed ”the Red and the Green” (bands of radio frequency). This meant that the two devices together would cover a large number of radio frequencies thereby defeating the majority of mobile telephone IED initiators. But one on its own would only cover those frequencies within its limited range of frequencies. It was frustrating situation. And on 7 June 2010, it flared into a gut-wrenching piece of soul-searching for Craig. Neither Darren nor Snowy had been equipped with an EMF device. Perhaps the EMF devices would not have helped anyway - if that IED was victimactuated. Craig was now a combat engineer Section Commander who had suffered one of his own killed in action, his cover-man killed in action and a dog killed in action. He had his own EDD RAZZ killed in action in his previous deployment. He was a frustrated man and was awash with anguish and loss. But he had a job to do. So, he went back to Patrol Base Mashal with a broken heart but with a stronger determination to get his job done. This was a case of gross bad luck.

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Continued from page 49 One part of Craig’s job was to assist in the investigation of post-IED incidents. He was tasked to assist in the investigation into a Bushmaster IED incident near the ”Green Belt”. The Green Belt needed to be cleared and Craig allocated two dog teams to the task. Sapper Shaun Ward (a recent arrival) and Sapper Shaun Laing and their dogs. The combat engineers doggies were happy for this arrangement as their dogs could cover a large area quickly where dense vegetation grew. However, there was another frustration. Having cleared an area of IEDs, the dog teams would go back again later and find more IEDs in almost the same places. In one case, Craig and Shaun Ward returned to the Green Belt and found an IED each in area they had cleared four days earlier. Nothing could be taken for granted in the search for IEDs. Craig and TANK found a cache that was protected by an IED. This caused some consternation with the infantry patrol because it meant a lengthy delay while an EOD technician travelled to the site to deal with it. This delay may have caused the patrol’s mission to be aborted. Precisely what the Taliban wanted. T h e I E D t h re a t w a s a n o n - g o i n g challenge and constant vigilance was needed to counter it. On the way back to TK after the Green Belt operation, the Bushmaster carrying a combat engineer team detonated an IED. Sappers Laing and Ward were tasked to search the area around the stricken vehicle. They cleared the area so that the wounded could be medevaced and the wrecked vehicle recovered. During the recovery, the Taliban opened fire on the group and a fire fight ensued. The two engineer doggies reverted to their infantry role and fought back.

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No casualties were suffered by either side and the Taliban withdrew before heavier Australian fire support could be called in. It is a testament to the excellence in design and construction that the Australian designed and built Bushmaster armoured fighting vehicle never suffered a fatality of any crew or passengers during their deployments to the Afghanistan War. This includes Bushmaster vehicles having been seriously blown up on mines or IEDs, with one Bushmaster being as so badly damaged that it was unrepairable. A 'write off' and still no Australian soldier killed in action aboard it. A superb combat vehicle! On their final patrol in-country, Craig and TANK were searching along a road when he indicated to an IED on the side of the road. The patrol called in EOD support but found that the technician could not be brought to the IED before the next morning. So the patrol moved up to the top of a hill and hunkered down for the night. They discovered that they were located in a cemetery. The patrol remained there without incident, despite ”spooky” conversations during the night. They ”covered the EOD technician’s back” next morning while he dealt with the IED. In retrospect, TANK made 36 finds in a working period of about seven months. The deployment was for nine months but when you subtract leave and other down time, it comes down to seven months of work. This equates to something like a find every six days. And this was just one dog team in a section of four dog teams. In September 2010, Craig left TK and returned to Australia. On the way he collected HERBIE’s ashes to hand over to Darren’s war widow, Angela Smith (Ange).

HERBIE’s ashes had been very carefully scrutinised by RAAF Flight Lieutenant Cindy Chawner. FLTLT Chawner had made sure that HERBIE’s cremated remains were stored in an appropriate ashes urn and cleared them through the official Afghan system for onward movement to Australia. Corporal Craig Turnbull was tasked with the job of collecting the ashes and escorting them back to Australia and then handing them over to HERBIE’s parent unit, 2CER at Gallipoli Barracks in Brisbane. Craig delivered the ashes to his Commanding Officer, LTCOL John Carey, who called an informal regimental gathering in the unit’s 'Sportman’s Club'. The ashes were handed over to Ange. Ange interred HERBIE’s ashes with Darren in his war grave in the ANZAC Section of Pinnaroo Cemetery at Bridgeman Downs in Brisbane.

Lieutenant General Ken Gillespie meet Corporal Craig Turnbull The funeral service for Sapper Darren Smith was a huge event. Numerous people paid their respects to him including VIPs such as the Prime Minister Mr Kevin Rudd, Chief of Defence Force ACM Angus Houston AC AFC, the Chief of Army LTGEN Ken Gillespie AO DSC CSC, Brisbane Lord- Mayor Campbell Newman and many other dignitaries. At the completion of the service everyone was invited to the 2CER Sportsman’s Club to chat informally. While I (George Hulse) was talking to an old mate who was at that time the Chief of the Australian Army, LTGEN Ken Gillespie, we fell into a conversation about military working dogs.

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The conversation went like this: Hulse: ”Well Sir, have you had much to do with the dog teams at all?” Gillespie: ”Yes mate, I keep getting all this information across my desk about a dog named TANK. It appears that this dog is just amazing and has found a significant amount of dangerous items. I’m impressed!” Hulse: ” Yes, but what about the handler? There is a combat engineer at the other end of that invisible lead. Do you get any information about him?” Gillespie: ”Well not really” Hulse: ”So, you don’t know who he is?” Gillespie: ”No”. At this point in time I tapped a soldier (in uniform), who was standing near me, on the shoulder. He broke off his conversation with his mates, and turned to face me. I then made the back-tofront introduction of introducing the General to the soldier (not the other way around) with the words: ”Sir, this is Corporal Craig Turnbull. HE is the handler of TANK”. There was an awkward moment while the General and the Corporal found things to say to each other followed by the General shaking Craig’s hand enthusiastically and congratulating him on a job very well done. It was a gesture that Craig deserved - as does every dog handler in the ADF. It seems that most people concentrate on the dog and forget that there is a highly trained specialist controlling that dog. A dog team consists of a dog and a dog handler. In this case, the Chief of Army was receiving briefs on dogs that did not include the handler. The dog had been mentioned. The doggie had not. This doggie - Corporal Craig Turnbull - served on four overseas deployments, been wounded in action, lost two Sappers KIA and two dogs KIA during his watch and on his patch. Craig discharged from the Army in February 2011. In a book entitled 'Brothers By Choice', TANK is mentioned many times. In testament of how much this EDD team was appreciated by his military mates is represented by the quote; 'Tank and Spin always clearing the way'. Photo credits: Supplied by Mr George Hulse

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November amendments and notes There are no amendments and notes for November.

CAMPING BOOKINGS

Show day: Saturday, 4th February 2017 Entries close: Wednesday, 4th January 2017

BEENLEIGH KENNEL CLUB Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds 247 King Ave Durack

AT THE DOGS QUEENSLAND SHOWGROUNDS Please note that any and all bookings to Camp at the Showgrounds must be made using the SHOW MANAGER website, available via the Dogs Queensland Website.

Show schedule requirements: All Clubs advertising are affiliated with the Canine Control Council (Qld) Ltd and their Shows are conducted under the Rules of the Canine Control Council (Qld) Ltd. A copy of such Rules may be perused with Club Secretaries. Challenge certificates at Championship Shows are awarded at the discretion of the Judges and all Queensland exhibitors at Championship Shows must be financial members of the Canine Control Council (Qld) Ltd. Exhibitors may only enter the assembly or judging areas as prescribed in the Rules and must be suitably dressed including footwear.

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Classes: 1,1(a), 2,2(a), 3, 3(a), 4, 4(a), 5, 5(a),10,10a(a), 11, 11(a), 18,18(a) The Show Secretary, PO Box 315, INALA 4077, Entries to: online entries through Show Manager Contact: Mr A. Ness Ph: 0428 193 824 (Text Only) Enquiries: Show day contact: Ph: 0428 193 824 (Text Only) JUDGING ORDER: Ring 10: Mr A. Ikin (NSW) Group 1 Ring 7: Ms M. Clegg (VIC) Group 2 followed by Ms M. Clegg (VIC) Group 6 Ring 16: Ring 11: Mrs M. Thomas (NSW) Group 3 Ring 3: Mrs W. Boce (VIC) Group 4 Ring 14: Ms M. Patten (NSW) Group 5 Ring 5: Mr W. Ranie (ACT) Group 7 General Mrs M Patten (NSW) Specials: Entry fees: $13, catalogues $3 Following Group 2 Judge will move to Ring 16 for Group 6

Judging time: 4:00pm Show day: Sunday, 5th February 2017 Entries close: Wednesday, 4th January 2017

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Classes: Handlers Classes: Entries and Enquiries:

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Ring 10: Ring 16: followed by Ring 7: Ring 11: Ring 3: Ring 14: Ring 5: General Specials: Entry fees:

1,1(a), 2,2(a), 3, 3(a), 4, 4(a), 5, 5(a),10,10a(a), 11, 11(a), 18,18(a) 7 to Under 10, 10 to Under 13, 13 to Under 18 (judged at lunch break) As above JUDGING ORDER: Mrs M. Thomas (NSW) Group 1 Ms M. Patten (NSW) Group 6 Ms M. Patten (NSW)

Group 2

Mr W. Ranie (ACT) Mr A. Ikin (NSW) Ms M. Clegg (VIC) Mrs W Boce (VIC)

Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 7

Ms M. Clegg (VIC) $13, catalogues $3

Following Group 6 Judge will move to Ring 7 for Group 2

Judging time: 8:30am

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Show day: Friday, 10th February 2017 Entries close: Friday, 20th January 2017

Show day: Saturday, 11th February 2017 Entries close: Friday, 20th January 2017

ALLORA SHOW SOCIETY

ALLORA KENNEL CLUB

Show venue: Allora Show Grounds, William St, ALLORA

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

OPEN SHOW Classes: 1,1(a) 2,2(a) 3,3(a) 4,4(a) 5,5(a) 10,10a(a) 11,11(a) 18,18(a) J. Lanham, PO Box 356, ORMAEU 4208 Entries to: online entries through Show Manager Contact: Marg Rackley Ph: (07) 4666 3304 Enquiries: Show day contact: Ph: 0438 663 304 JUDGING ORDER: Ring 1: Mrs B. Dickson Group 5 followed by: Mrs S. Guilfoyle Group 7 Ring 2: Mrs R. Seare Group 3 followed by: Mrs N. Attridge Group 4 Ring 3: Mr M. Yates Group 2 followed by: Mrs P. Brown Group 6 Ring 4: Mr J. Attridge Group 1 General Mrs P. Brown Specials: $4, Catalogues $3, Camping, $8 Per Night Payable with Entry fees: Entry (No Power available due to Ag Show)

1,1(a) 2,2(a) 3,3(a) 4,4(a) 5,5(a) 10,10(a) 11,11(a) Veteran and Neuter 18,18(a) Entries to: J. Lanham, PO Box 356, ORMAEU 4208, online entries through Show Manager Classes:

Contact: Marg Rackley Ph: (07) 4666 3304 Show day contact: Ph: 0438 663 304 JUDGING ORDER: Ring 1: Mr M. Yates Groups 5 and 7 Ring 2: Mr G. Cruse (NSW) Groups 3 and 4 Ring 3: Mrs R. Seare Groups 2 and 6 Ring 4: Mrs D. Cuthbert (SA) Group 1 General Specials: Mrs D. Cuthbert (SA) $11, Catalogues $3, Camping $8 Per Night Payable with Entry fees: Entry (No Power available due to Ag Show) SSAE for Passes, Canteen Available all Weekend Enquiries:

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Judging time: 9:00am with Groups 5, 3, 2 and 1

Judging time: 6:00pm with Groups 5, 3, 2 and 1 Show day: Sunday, 12th February 2017 Entries close: Friday, 20th January 2017

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW 1,1(a) 2,2(a) 3,3(a) 4,4(a) 5,5(a) 10,10a(a) 11,11(a) Veteran Classes: and Neuter 18,18(a) Handlers 7 to Under 10, 10 to Under 13, 13 to Under 18 Classes: (judged at lunch break, Judge advised on the day) Entries and As above Enquiries: JUDGING ORDER: Ring 1: Mr G. Cruse (NSW) Groups 7 and 5 Ring 2: Mrs J. McCann Groups 4 and 3 Ring 3: Mrs D. Cuthbert (SA) Groups 6 and 2 Ring 4: Mrs R. Seare Group 1 General Mr G. Cruse (NSW) Specials: $11, Catalogues $3, Camping $8 Per Night Payable Entry fees: with Entry (No Power available due to Ag Show)

Please ensure all entry forms are completed correctly

Canteen Available all Weekend

Judging time: 9:00am with Groups 7, 4, 6 and 1

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Show day: Saturday, 18th February 2017 Entries close: Friday, 20th January 2017

CLIFTON SHOW SOCIETY Show venue: Clifton Show Grounds, Cnr Davenport and Morton St, CLIFTON

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) Classes: 10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a) Entries to:

Joy Lanham, PO Box 356, ORMEAU 4208, online entries through Show Manager

Enquiries:

Contact: Joy Lanham Ph: (07) 5546 7153 Show day Contact: (07) 4697 3472 JUDGING ORDER:

Ring 1: Mrs V. Schneider Group 1 Ring 2: Mr G. Wilshier

Show day: Saturday, 18th February 2017 Entries close: Saturday, 28th January 2017

REDCLIFFE BUNDABERG PENINSULA CANINE CLUB KENNEL CLUB

Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Ave, DURACK

OPEN SHOW Classes: 1(1a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 11(11a) Joy Lanham, PO Box 356, ORMEAU 4208 Entries to: online entries through Show Manager Contact: Joy Lanham Ph: 0409 720 882 Enquiries: Show day Contact: 0418 783 823 JUDGING ORDER: Ring 9: Mr B. Abraham Group 1 Ring 7: Miss M. Attridge Group 2 Ring 12: Mr L. Wright Group 3 Ring 2: Mrs J. McGregor Group 4 Ring 13: Mrs B. Dickson Group 5 Ring 15: Miss S. Phillips Group 6 Ring 4: Ms A. Adamopoulos Group 7 Entry fees: $3, Catalogues $3 (Covers both Shows)

Judging time: 4:30pm

Groups 2 and 7

Ring 11: Mrs J. Reilly

Groups 3 and 5

Show day: Saturday, 18th February 2017 Entries close: Saturday, 28th January 2017

Ring 3: Ms C. Gunn

Groups 4 and 6

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

General Mrs V. Schneider Specials: Entry fees:

$10, Baby Puppy $8, Catalogue $3 (to be prepaid with entries)

G R EA T TR O PH Y TA B L E I N CL UDI N G N E U TE R CL A S S

Please Note Early Start time to beat the heat and allow earlier finish ED BY: PR O UDLY S P O N S O R

Judging time: 8:30am with Groups 1, 2, 3 and 4

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1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) Veteran and Neutuer 18(18a) Handlers 7-under 10, 10-under13, 13-under 18 Classes: (Judged at Dinner Break, Judges TBA) Entries and As above Enquiries: JUDGING ORDER: Ring 10: Mr P Britza (NSW) Group 1 Ring 8: Ms L. Dorr Group 2 Ring 11: Miss S. Wheatley Group 3 Ring 3: Mr P. Hewitt Group 4 Ring 14: Miss B. Daines (NSW) Group 5 Ring 16: Miss M. Davis Group 6 Ring 5: Ms M. Eather (NSW) Group 7 General Miss B. Daines (NSW) Specials: Entry fees: $12, Catalogues $3 (Covers both Shows) Classes:

Judging time: 5:30pm

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Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Friday, 3rd February 2017

BEAGLE CLUB OF QUEENSLAND Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Ave, DURACK

OPEN SHOW Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a) Entries to:

Erin Ison, 14 Leeds Street, ROCKLEA 4106, online entries through Show Manager

Enquiries:

Contact: Erin Ison Ph: 0402 814 855 Show day contact: Ph: 0402 814 855 JUDGING ORDER:

Ring 1: Mrs L. Trotter

Veteran Sweepstakes, Beagles and Property Classes

Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Friday, 27th January 2017

CHIHUAHUA CLUB BUNDABERG OF QUEENSLAND CANINE CLUB Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Ave, DURACK

OPEN SHOW Classes:

1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 12(12a) Brace and Neuter 18(18a)

Entries to:

Sandi Lee, PO Box 3373 Mt Ommaney Post Office 4074

Enquiries:

Contact: Sandi Lee Ph: (07) 3376 8113 (Before 8:00pm) Show day Contact: 0418 153 115

General Specials: Mrs L. Trotter

JUDGING ORDER:

Property Best Headed Dog, Best Headed Bitch and Best Gait Classes:

Ring 10: Ms K. Maguire

Entry fees: $8, Sweepstakes and Property Classes $5, Catalogues $3

General Ms K. Maguire Specials:

Judging time: 5:00pm with Sweepstakes

Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Monday, 6th February 2017

QUEENSLAND SIGHTHOUND ASSOCIATION Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Ave, DURACK

OPEN SHOW Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a) J. Harnett, 36 - 40 Pennine Dr, NTH MACLEAN 4280, Entries to: online entries through Show Manager Contact: Jacky Harnett Ph: (07) 3297 6567 Enquiries: Show day contact: Ph: 0409 585 336 JUDGING ORDER: Sweepstakes followed by Whippet, Afghan Hound, Azawakh, Borzoi, Ring 6: Mrs N. Attridge Deerhound, Greyhound, Ibizian, Irish Wolfhound, Pharaoh, Saluki, Sloughi

General Specials: Mrs N. Attridge Sweepstakes: Brace and Veteran Entry fees: $6, Catalogues $3 Judging time: 3:00pm with Sweepstakes followed by Whippets

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Chihuahua Long and Smooth Coats

$3, Catalogues $2 (Covers Both Shows to be paid with Entries)

Judging time: 9:00am with Long Coats Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Friday, 27th January 2017

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Classes:

1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a) Brace

Entries and As above Enquiries: JUDGING ORDER:

Ring 10: Mrs M. McLennan

Chihuahua Long and Smooth Coats

General Mrs M. McLennan Specials: Entry fees:

$10, Catalogues $2 (Covers Both Shows to be paid with Entries) ED BY: PR O UDLY S P O N S O R

Judging time: At Completion of Open Show (Not before 10:00am) with Long Coats

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Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Saturday, 4th February 2017

COCKER SPANIEL BUNDABERG CLUB CLUB OF CANINE QUEENSLAND

QUEENSLAND BUNDABERG AFGHAN HOUND CANINE CLUB ASSOCIATION

Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Ave, DURACK

OPEN SHOW

Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Ave, DURACK

OPEN SHOW

Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a) 11(11a) Entries to: Nic Mather, 27 Erncroft Pl, ROCKLEA 4106 online entries through Show Manager Enquiries: Contact: Nic Mather Ph: 0408 146 144 Show day Contact: 0408 146 144 JUDGING ORDER:

Ring 8: Mrs K. Vowell

Cocker Spaniels

General Specials: Mrs K. Vowell Entry fees: $3, Catalogues $3 (Covers Both Shows to be paid with Entries) Raffle Tickets $1

Judging time: 4:00pm Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Saturday, 4th February 2017

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Classes:

1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)

1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a) QLD Afghan Hound Association, Liane Horne, Entries to: 40 Whiteside Road, WHITESIDE QLD 4503 online entries through Show Manager Contact: Liane Horne Ph: (07) 3285 5503 Enquiries: Show day Contact: 0418 783 823 Classes:

JUDGING ORDER:

Rings Afghan Hounds and Property Mrs S. Jewell 3 and 4: Classes General Mrs S. Jewell Specials: Property Best Coat, Gait, Head, Tail, Classes: $8, Property Classes $3, Catalogue $3 covers both Entry fees: Shows

Judging time: 5:00pm Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Saturday, 4th February 2017

OPEN SHOW

Entries and As above Enquiries: JUDGING ORDER:

Ring 8: Mrs J. McErlane (NZ)

Cocker Spaniels and Property Classes

General Mrs J. McErlane (NZ) Specials: Property Best Feet, Best Gait, Best Head and Merriest Classes: Entry fees:

$12, Property Classes $5 each, Catalogues $3 (Covers Both Shows to be paid with Entries) Raffle Tickets $1

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Judging time: At Completion of Open Show (Not before 6:00pm)

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Classes:

1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)

Entries and As above Enquiries: JUDGING ORDER:

Rings Afghan Hounds and Property Ms A. Adamopoulos 3 and 4: Classes General Ms A. Adamopoulos Specials: Property Best Coat, Gait, Head, Tail, Classes: $8, Property Classes $3, Catalogue $3 covers both Entry fees: Shows

Judging time: Commences after Show 1 but not before 6:30pm

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Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Sunday, 12th February 2017

Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Saturday, 4th February 2017

ROTTWEILER BUNDABERG CLUB CLUB OF CANINE QUEENSLAND

SPORTING BUNDABERG TERRIER CLUB CLUB CANINE OF QUEENSLAND

Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Ave, DURACK

OPEN SHOW Classes:

1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 12(12a)

Entries to:

K. McKeown, PO Box 400, JIMBOOMBA 4280 online entries through Show Manager

Enquiries:

Contact: Kylee McKeown Ph: 0430 624 364 Show day Contact: 0430 624 364

OPEN SHOW Classes:

Sporting Terrier Club Entries to: c/- Joy Lanham, PO Box 356, ORMEAU 4208 online entries through Show Manager Enquiries:

JUDGING ORDER: Ring 16: Mrs P. Brown

Rottweilers

General Specials: Mrs P. Brown Entry fees: $10, Baby Puppies $5, Catalogues $3

Judging time: 3:00pm with Parade of Veterans then Baby Puppy Dog Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Sunday, 12th February 2017

Ring 11: Ms M. Lee

Group 2

General Specials: Ms M. Lee Entry fees: $5, Catalogue $3

Judging time: 4:30pm Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Saturday, 4th February 2017

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Classes:

1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)

Entries and As above Enquiries:

Entries and As above Enquiries: JUDGING ORDER: Ring 16: Mrs M. Hammond

Contact: Duncan McAllister Ph: 0439 397 884 Show day Contact: 0439 397 884 JUDGING ORDER:

OPEN SHOW 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) Classes: 1(1a) 12(12a)

1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)

Rottweilers

General Specials: Mrs M. Hammond Entry fees: $10, Baby Puppies $5, Catalogues $3

Judging time: 5:00pm

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JUDGING ORDER: Ring 12: Mrs A. Sorraghan (VIC) Group 2 General Specials: Mrs A. Sorraghan (VIC) Entry fees: $12, Baby Puppy $8, Catalogue $3

Judging time: 5:30pm with Airedale Terriers

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Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Friday, 3rd February 2017

WHIPPET CLUB OF QUEENSLAND Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Ave, DURACK

OPEN SHOW Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a) Show Manager, PO Box 78, WATERFORD WEST 4133 Entries to: online entries through Show Manager Contact: Julie Jenkins Ph: 0408 007 036 Enquiries: Show day Contact: 0408 007 036 JUDGING ORDER:

Veteran Sweepstakes, Ring 5: Ms A. Adamopoulos Whippets and Proper ty Classes General Ms A. Adamopoulos Specials: Property Best Headed Dog, Best Headed Bitch and Best Gait Classes: $6, Sweepstakes and Property Classes $2, Entry fees: Catalogues $3 (Covers Both Shows)

Judging time: 5:00pm with Veteran Sweepstakes

Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Friday, 3rd February 2017

MT MORGAN AND BUNDABERG BOULDERCOMBE KENNEL CLUB CLUB CANINE Show venue: Canine Complex Rockhampton Show Grounds, Lion Creek Rd, ROCKHAPTON

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a) Show Secretary Mt Morgan and Bouldercombe KC Entries to: C/- PO Box 5655, BUNDABERG 4670 online entries through Show Manager Contact: Marilyn Dyckhoff Enquiries: Ph: (07) 4155 1443 (5:30pm - 8:30pm) Show day Contact: 0409 040 656 JUDGING ORDER: Puppy Sweepstakes, Ring 1: Mrs J. McRae (WA) Groups 5, 1 and 3 Baby Puppy Sweepstakes, Ring 2: Mr A. Beattie (WA) Groups 4, 7, 2 and 6 General Mrs J. McRae (WA) Specials: $10 plus $2 Ground levy, Sweepstakes $5, Entry fees: Catalogue $3

Judging time: 10:00am with Sweepstakes

Show day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Friday, 3rd February 2017

Show day: Sunday, 26th February 2017 Entries close: Friday, 3rd February 2017

OPEN SHOW

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a) Entries and As above Enquiries: JUDGING ORDER:

Ring 5: Mrs J. McGregor

Veteran Sweepstakes, Whippets and Property Classes

General Mrs J. McGregor Specials: Property Best Headed Dog, Best Headed Bitch and Best Gait Classes: $6, Sweepstakes & Property Classes $2 Catalogues Entry fees: $3.00 (Covers Both Shows) Exhibitors Please bring a plate of food to share between shows

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Judging time: 7:00pm with Veteran Sweepstakes

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1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a) Handlers 7-under 10, 10-under13, 13-under 18 Classes: (Judged at Lunch Break) Entries and As above Enquiries: JUDGING ORDER: Puppy Sweepstakes, Ring 1: Mr A. Beattie (WA) Groups 3, 1 and 5 Baby Puppy Sweepstakes, Ring 2: Mrs J. McRae (WA) Groups 6, 2, 7 and 4 General Mr A. Beattie (WA) Specials: $10 plus $2 ground levy (12), Sweepstakes $5, Entry fees: Catalogue $3, RCC Camping $25 per night Classes:

RCC Camping $25 per Night, As per Council Regulations, Gates Open 2:00pm Friday, 24th Feb 2017. The Club reserves the right to alter/appoint Judges/rings if numbers require. THIS IS A GLASS FREE ZONE.

Judging time: 8:15am with Sweepstakes

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CAMPING BOOKINGS AT THE DOGS QUEENSLAND SHOWGROUNDS Please note that any and all bookings to Camp at the Showgrounds must be made using the ‘SHOW MANAGER’ website, available via the Dogs Queensland Website.

Obedience requirements: Please ensure that all entry forms are filled out correctly with all relevant information No late entries accepted All dogs are to remain on grounds and on lead at all times All entire bitches on grounds must be vetted Bitches in oestrum are not permitted on the grounds Prizes and awards are as shown in club catalogue

Entries close: 7th April, 2017

6th AUSTRALIAN WEIMARANER NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW AND RESTRICTED TO BREED OBEDIENCE, RALLY-O AND RATG TRIALS Hosted By The Weimaraner Club Of Victoria KCC Park, Westernport Hwy, Skye

Friday 12 May - Sunday 14 May 2017 Judges Gerta Halff-van Boven (Netherlands) breed judging and general specials Fiona Quinlan (ACT) All property classes Fred Brueckner (VIC) All UDX, UD and CCD Gordon Parsons (VIC) All CD and CDX Kim Houlden (VIC) All Rally-O Margaret Hall (VIC) All RATG Full schedule available from Michael Yeo, 20 Dunkeith Ave, Jan Juc, VIC 3228 Ph: 0422 446 996 More info: www.weimaranervic.com Trial day: Saturday, 4th February 2017 Entries close: Saturday, 21st January 2017

Please remember that all exhibitors are responsible for the saftey and control of their children at all times during canine events

REDLANDS DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB Show venue: Judy Holt Park, Bailey Road, EAST BIRKDALE

JUMPERS, JUMPERSTRIAL TRIAL1 Entries to: Trial Secretary, 19 Gretna St, MANSFIELD 4122 Enquiries:

Contact: Karen Deguet Ph: (07) 3219 2750 www.k9entries.com/ankc (preferred) TRIAL JUDGES: Mrs M. Anderson

All Jumpers

Entry fees: $8, catalogues $2

JUMPERS, JUMPERSTRIAL TRIAL2 Mrs M. Anderson

Judging time: 6:30pm

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All Jumpers

Vetting: 6:00pm

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Trial day: Friday, 10th February 2017 Entries close: Monday, 20th January 2017

LOGAN ALL BREEDS DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB Show venue: Gould Adams Park, Kingston Rd, KINGSTON

AGILITY AND JUMPERS TRIAL P.O. Box 23 Kingston 4114 or via Entries to: www.k9entries.com/ankc (preferred) Enquiries: Laura Schimke Ph: 0411 634 277 TRIAL JUDGES:

AGILITY Mr G. Quail

AD, ADX, ADM JD, JDX, JDM

Judging time: 7:00pm

SUNSHINE COAST DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB Show venue: Ballinger Sports Complex, BUDERIM

DOUBLE RALLY-O TRIAL

Entries to: The Trial Secretary, P.O. Box 702, BUDERIM 4556 Contact: Kylie Ph: 0404 408 555 Enquiries: www.k9entries.com/ankc (preferred) TRIAL JUDGES:

TRIAL 1

Mr O. Moller Advanced Ms H. Theile Mrs B. Murfet Mrs C. Fisher Entry fees: $7

Vetting: 6:00pm

Trial day: Saturday, 11th February 2017 Entries close: Monday, 20th January 2017

OBEDIENCE, AGILITY AND JUMPERS TRIAL Entries and As above Enquiries: TRIAL JUDGES:

A&B Novice Masters Excellent A & B

Judging time: 4:00pm Vetting: 3:00pm TRIAL 2 Mr O. Moller Ms H. Theile Mrs B. Murfet Mrs C. Fisher Entry fees: $7

JUMPERS Mrs R. Bulloch Entry fees: $7

Trial day: Saturday, 25th February 2017 Entries close: Friday, 10th February 2017

Judging time: 6:00pm

Masters Excellent A & B Advanced A & B Novice

Vetting: 5:00pm

Trial day: Sunday 25th, February 2017

Entries close: Saturday 11th, February 2017 EARTHDOG TEST INC ROCKHAMPTON DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB SPORTING TERRIER CLUB OF QUEENSLAND

Entries to: Sandra Smid, 7 Brushbox Pl, WALLOON 4306 Enquiries: Contact: Sandra Ph: 0450 111 242 Entry fees: $8, Practice $5 Venue: Dogs Queensland Grounds 247 King Ave Durack Judging time: 10:00am

OBEDIENCE Mrs K. Goebel Mrs V. Bonney Mrs C. Fisher Mrs V. Mannion

CD CCD CDX CDX

Mrs B. Murfet Mr J. Brown Mrs T. Young

UD UD UDX

AGILITY Mrs R. Bulloch All Agility

JUMPERS Mr G. Quail

All Jumpers

Classes and Judges may be altered as numbers require. K9 Entries Available.

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Judging time: 4:00pm Vetting: 3:00pm Agility, Jumpers, CCD and UDX Judging time: 6:00pm Vetting: 5:00pm CD, CDX and UD

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AIREDALE TERRIER LOVEDALE: Breed & Puppy Enq Ph: (07) 5546 9016 FEUERDORN: Andy Muller Ph: 0415 406 694 Email: airedales@firethorn.com.au AKITA PRIMALSPIRIT: www.primalspiritakita.com Kim - 0432 318 265 Red&Brindle Imp TANOSHII: N. & V. Schneider Ph: 0407 115 674 Email: tanoshii@tanoshiikennels.com

ALASKAN MALAMUTE POLDARA: Enq. Sharon Ph: (07) 5546 0303 AH. Ph: 0448 460 300 Email: swpoldara@bigpond.com Web: www.poldarakennels.com DARKSKY: Imp B/Lines. Ph: 0412 454 763 ICERIVA: Enq’s Jess Ph: 0414 267 507 AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG KELPRIN: Breeding the Unlimited ACD show / sport / work / pets. 0439 932 224

AUSTRALIAN STUMPY TAIL CATTLE DOG CUMBYDENE: Quality pups 0417 734 479 BASENJI LOMAR: Louise 0429 896 558 Enquires welcome BASSET HOUND KARETA: R. & M. Webber, Redland Bay Ph: 0418 721 291. Email: kareta@bigpond.com AMMIDAN: K. & A. McGinn www.ammidan.com Samford Ph: (07) 3289 4033 ammidan@bigpond.com BEAGLE BURBAY: Peter & Erika call (07) 5486 6154 BELGIAN SHEPHERD DOG MIRRIBANDI: 0409 619 327 www.mirribandi.com Groenendael & Tervueren BELGENBEAU: www.ozbsd.com 0458 040 990 BELGNTE: www.belgnte.com 0408 837 994

AUSTRALIAN KELPIE

BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG

OATLAND: D Kent Ph: (07) 3289 1728/0407 025 038

ZEIGEN: Kim Haddon (07) 4630 1932 43 yrs. Breeding exp. Imports. Switz / Swed / Russia Email: zeigen1@bigpond.com

AMAKHOSI: Jess Reilly Ph 07 5539 4912 Ph: 0416 032 867, amakhosikelpies@outlook.com DRYCREEK: Di Peterson 0424 257 960 Bne AUSTRALIAN SILKY TERRIER QUINVALE: Puppy & Stud enq. Ph: (07) 3289 9286 AUSILK: (07) 5546 0260 www.ausilk.com WILLAME: Aileen Ph: (07) 4163 1734 Nanango

TALQUAH: Hip / DNA tested (07) 5546 3355 suzanne@talquah.com.au any enquiry ROWESDALE: www.bordercollies.com.au Bris/G Coast Enquiries Ph: 0409 265 828 BOXER KUDIRKA: D Kelly Ph: (07) 3888 2230 GOCANROC: Puppy & Stud Enq 0400 241 026 BRITISH BULLDOG WILLAMOND: Happy, Healthy Quality Dogs DNA Tested Stud Dog available Enq welcome Ph 0409 481 925 RUNDERKRAAL: Enq welcome (07) 4698 4125 PIPERSGLEN: Enq welcome 0411 871 666 BULLMASTIFF PARADIGM: Ph (07) 3399 1137 Brian and Rosemary Miller. Simply beautiful Bullmastiffs KONDA: Pup / Stud enquiries Welcome (07) 3297 7573 BULL TERRIER

KUPALA: Stud & Puppies Ph 0428 522 464 BULLYTRAX: All Enquiries (07) 5576 7747

BICHON FRISÉ SALTBREEZE: Gold Coast Bichon Frisé. 0416 517 733 Enq. Jacqui Brazel BORDER COLLIE WOTTAPUD: B/W & Choc pups. J. & C. Penn (07) 5482 2719 bordercollies@wottapud.com TRUCKALUCK: STUD / PUP Enq (07) 5493 0408

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DARJOBA: Puppies/stud DNA clear: Joan dj.bartley@bigpond.com (07) 4934 0489

DENOTANY: All Enquiries Welcome (07) 5546 3003 BULL TERRIER (MINIATURE)

PAGWIN: All enq. welcome (07) 5485 3460 CANE CORSO

AWESOMISSIMO: Shelley (07) 4097 6561

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CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL

ELLAURENA: Ph Helen 0488 357 457 CURRINDABELA: Cert. healthy lines Ph Carolyn on (07) 5498 7681 CAVALRITE: (07) 5484 6510 www.cavalrite.com CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER TENARDA: Only the best will do! 0417 606 214 BAMGYPS: 0409 273 526 WEBFOOT: Show / Field www.dogs.net.au/webfoot 0438 869 594 CHIHUAHUA (LONG AND SMOOTH COAT)

WACHOWA: Mrs J. Watt - Ph: (07) 3372 3654

DACHSHUND (MINIATURE SMOOTH HAIRED)

ASSUANA: GW & RF Assay (07) 4664 4069 JOHNSANNA: M. Johnson 0400 661 861 ABJEKT: Stud + Pups 0419 685 534 SPLENDAK: Yvonne Shaw (07) 5496 7020 DAXHAUS: Marilyn Dyckhoff (07) 4155 1443

PEQUENOCHI: Little bundles of love rapped in fur! www. pequenochi.com 0434 368 255 - Leah Jones CHOW CHOW MALABOO: Puppies sometimes available Sandra & Keith Ph: (07) 3491 3350 REGALCHOW: regalchow@outlook.com.au LYNRUS: Pups sometimes available Enq Welcome Ph: 0429 626 201 Lynne COCKER SPANIEL WATERVAAL: Gwen Hansen (07) 5498 1296 CHRISMAR: Family Cockers (07) 5437 0452

AGWYR: Stud & pups (07) 3372 6549/0404 050 040 MEYDAK: www.meydak.com 0405 446 940 DACHSHUND (SMOOTH HAIRED)

LAEN: Breeding from quality, healthy, back- x-rayed dogs Ph: (07) 5543 1395

KEAMAREE: Est. 1980. Exc. Temp, stud / pups, 3 colours, eye tested. (07) 4157 2758 TRENWYTH: www.trenwythcollies.webs.com Pups / Stud (07) 5544 9233 Beaudesert COTON DE TULEAR

COTONRUN: Pup / Enq Michelle 0419 123 455 DACHSHUND (MINIATURE LONG HAIRED)

DIZAMINI/CLARATAN: S. Mundt & H. Wildridge Ph (07) 3294 6745 VALGARDEN: Val Bowden (07) 3800 1127

VONEHRLICH: Pups Dogs (07) 3390 1132 KANTENNA: Puppy Enquiary 0411 433 739 VOMAMBACH: Puppy enquiry 0417 710 434 KASSAAR: Puppies, older dogs, Qlty. Ex.Temp, Imported dogs & Stud dogs (07) 5423 2575 www.kassaar.com GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTER

DARLINHART: Matt & Tanya. Visit us at www.darlinhart.com or Ph: (07) 4630 5412 KAPOINT: kay.hutt@gmail.com 0402 119 013. Health tested stock TEALPOINT: Show, Field, Obedience www.dogs.net.au/tealpoint 0438 869 594

DALMATIAN

VAREWELL: For wonderful companions. Enq welcome 0417 797 279 PACEAWAY: Top quality in spots 0408 880 466 paceaway@bigpond.com

GREAT DANE

MAFIMAFI: Blue & Black 0419 656 297 www.mafimafigreatdanes.com VANDANE: Fawn & Brindle American Lines (07) 4778 8462 www.vandane.com.au

DOBERMANN

BELAFIR: Int. Ch at Stud; 0413 800 213 WATTAVUE: Stud & Puppies (07) 5467 2035 STONHONDES: Pups most times 0429 922 447 DOGUE DE BORDEAUX

BORDOGUE: Type, structure and temperament. Enq. 0412 498 707 RUNDERKRAAL: European Impâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (07) 4698 4125

COLLIE (ROUGH)

DEBBAR: Show, Obed, Pets, (07) 4667 3910

DACHSHUND (MINIATURE WIRE HAIRED)

PEPELOPAZ: June Evans JP (07) 4959 5469 TARQUILA: Ann Parker (07) 4170 0609

GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG

CRIMSONCHARM: Defying the Ordinary www.crimsoncharm.com Ph: 0405 749 005 FOX TERRIER (SMOOTH)

ROSEFOXII: Stud and Puppies available 0402 764 574 GERMAN PINSCHER

ANGELSUN: Pet / Show / Obed Angelsun.net FOLKVAR: Superb Pet / Show Folkvar.net MASTERKARN: Stud / Pup enq Phone Anita 0409 493 988

GRIFFON BRUXELLOIS

TZANI: 0429 444 499, www.tzani.com.au IRISH SETTER

YARRAMO: Established 1974. For quality contact the Nortons (07) 4157 8338 CHEPAURYLL: Call Cheryl 0438 598 597 www.irishsetters-whitsunday.com IRISH WOLFHOUND

CELTICBLISS: Ph: Joan Powell (07) 5496 4163 IRISHROCK: Diann Hart (07) 4922 2681 DONGUNYA: J&S Donaldson (07) 4697 1349 ITALIAN GREYHOUND

ELEQUANCE: Friendly help 0415 841 727 JACK RUSSELL TERRIER

ZEIGEN: Kim Haddon (07) 4630 1932 JAPANESE SPITZ

SYIDE: Nigel&Lyn Wood Enq (07) 5427 9959

SPLENDAK: Yvonne Shaw (07) 5496 7020

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KABANDER: All enq. welcome: 0438 702 690 LABRADOR RETRIEVER

SARSHAI: Stud / puppy Enq: (07) 3289 4859

POODLE (MINIATURE)

MYFLAIR: Black & white pups / stud. myflairkennels.com (07) 3711 9282 ADELTOY: Merle (07) 5541 4996 All Colours SUNSHINESTAR: J Elliott (07) 4668 5792.

BOOROOMGAI: E. Gale Ph: 0447 477 097 DEWICK: Stud/Puppy enq. (07) 5497 9013 ROSELOCK: Qty choc / pups DNA / CLR / 0408 684 979 TENARDA: Proven quality always. 0417 606 214

POODLE (STANDARD)

TREVASCO: silver, blue, beige. Phone Elizabeth 0428 738 700 www.trevasco.com

JAYWICK: Est 1952 Still Here (07) 5411 8546 SOUTHBANK: M & B Sheppard (07) 3297 5570 AVOKAH: www.avokahlabs.com (07) 4159 9192 LABRADDELL: Enq. Wilhelm 0409 227 674 LHASA APSO

KRADDOELL: Enq Welcome 0402 314 367 SENGKYILA: A&J Callan CQ 0411 370 706 LOWCHEN

PACEAWAY: Lovable little lions 0408 880 466 paceaway@bigpond.com MALTESE

SCHNEEWICHEN: Ch. lines. Estd 35yrs. Cathy (07) 5446 7706 MANCHESTER TERRIER

GALLIFREYAN: Pups & info (07) 3390 8408 NEAPOLITAN MASTIFF

WAMPHYRI: Pups Stud Enq (07) 4683 7001 PAPILLON

SILKYELK: Brown/black pup/stud Pra clear www.silkyelkpoodles.com.au ph 0409 409 455 debra@silkyelk.com.au ADITHE: Black / Brown Pups / Studs PRA Clear, 0414 707 475 Email: judithmcr@hotmail.com BELLISSIMA: Quality Toys+Stud Dogs Black/Brown PRA Clear (07) 4096 2367, 0408 331 368 bellissima36@bigpond.com MULHULS: PD & CA Gross (07) 3286 3023 mulhuls@bigpond.com 0417 157 836 ADELTOY: Merle (07) 5541 4996 All Colours SUNSHINESTAR: J Elliott (07) 4668 5792 PUG

JEMINELLE: Janelle Bris (07) 5546 3166 KILAMAR: Quality Ph Marie 0409 846 251 LERILLA: Quality. Enq. welcome. fancee@optusnet.com.au Maureen Bris 0427 461 260 RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK

ADBESARE: Stud and pups 0419 782 334 STARRIDGE: 0428 452 096 or starridgerrs.com For love of the breed call cyndy

ROSESWAIN: J. Moy Ph. 0427 128 009 Enq. welcome roseswain@live.com.au

CHILOLO: 0410 651 756 www.chilolo.com.au

POMERANIAN

ZEIGEN: Kim Haddon (07) 4630 1932 Breeder of #4 Pom USA 2014. Imports From 6 Countries, combining Best of Int. Champs. Email: zeigen1@bigpond.com

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ASHROSE: Frances Rieck (07) 4666 3796 SAMOYED

SHACAR: Stud & Puppy Enq. 0419 093 859 Certified Health Checked

KLABAUTER: www.standardschnauzer.com.au Imp black Ch. lines. 0414 572 289 AMORDEN: morna.wright@bigpond.com P/S SCHNAUZER (GIANT)

MUNCHENER: (07) 5485 3355 P/S imports SCHNAUZER (MINIATURE)

BABETAL: www.minischnauzersaust.com Phone: Caroline (07) 5424 6106 / 0408 356 739 SPRYNGE: Enq (07) 4698 7080 Since 1981 UPYRKILT: 0402 510 250 stacy.kellie@gmail.com www.upyrkilt.com YOUNGBROOK: Enq. Jean (07) 5465 7688 rja.young@skymesh.com.au

CAMEOLA: Quality black and Fawn (07) 3273 8713

MARMATIA: Qual. lines xrayed line 0409 414 050

TAOTSING: Joce Ph: (07) 3206 6018

SALUKI

SCHNAUZER POODLE (TOY)

QUINVALE: Puppy & Stud Enq. (07) 3289 9286

PEKINGESE

LUXURYTOYPAW: Puppy enq 0447 228 555 luxurytoypaw.com luxurytoypaw@gmail.com

ADELTOY: Merle (07) 5541 4996 Bl, Br, White

EVERSLY: Alison Sciberras 0407 743 158 WINTOPPI: Stud / Puppy enq: (07) 4168 7225

RUSSIAN TOY

SCOTTISH TERRIER

TOWNSCOTT: P James Enq welc (07) 4773 2559 REEFSCOTT: P Redpath 0427 480 260 UPYRKILT: 0402 510 250 stacy.kellie@gmail.com www.upyrkilt.com MASCOTHAVEN: Scotties Blackbutt Qld, Please call or email 0408 874 634 berilmurray@hotmail.com All Dogs DNA tested amd VWD3 clear SHAR PEI

GABLEHAUS: Ongoing support (07) 3202 6509 SHETLAND SHEEPDOG

ROTTWEILER

MALLARABA: Carolyn Pfeiffer (07) 5464 5221

MONTMILL: Stud/Puppy see us on FB KYSURAKYAN: Puppy Stud Enq (07) 3889 1562 GEMROCKE: Pup/Breeding Enq 0418 789 995

SHIH TZU

SHUMAR: Pup and Stud Enq 0410 729 215

ZENDOTAH: zendotah@live.com.au 0412 378 395

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TIBETAN TERRIER

BLUEMOOSKA: Qldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s longest standing breeder. Multiple BIS / BISS dogs. Ph: (07) 5546 9768 / 0403 071 485

BAKIT: G. Lawrence (07) 4936 1608

AUSDANSKE: Andrew Larsen. Dk Imp 0412 567 639. Email ausdanske@hotmail.com

KADMA: Carol Thompson 0418 723 989

WEIMARANER

WELSH CORGI (PEMBROKE) STAFFORDSHIRE BULL TERRIER

KASALILLY: www.kasalillykennels.com ACEBLUE: When only the best will do Stud and Puppies 0407 462 872

CUUCHIN: Joyce Wheeler. Ph (07) 5496 9808 WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER

TERRYWHITE: Lovely Pups (07) 5484 1988

WHIPPET

GRAU: Pat (07) 3888 1999 patjoy@bigpond.com CHICOTEVA: Jenny Grother 0409 751 158 SHALIQUE: T & K Cooney (07) 5546 3740 PIAFFE: Est 20+ years Quality imported & Aust Lines ulla@leatherwoodlodge.com Mrs U Greenwood (07) 3374 4122. XOLOITZCUINTLE

AMORENEKID: www.adourstudkennels.com.au Email adourstudandkennels@gmail.com

LILCRACKA: Enq Kay@lilcracka.com BLUEASDA: www.blueasdastaffies.com Adrian & Alana Enq 0418 805 026 or contactus@blueasdastaffies.com

WHITE SWISS SHEPHERD

SANDISWISS: For Breed Enq 0417 198 204

YORKSHIRE TERRIER

KAROJENBE: Linda Shaw 0417 434 536 Email: aaayorkie@bigpond.com

ZANZOOBLUE: DNA Clear HC&L2 Puppy enq welcome 0402 145 760 ZKIZIM: Puppy enq. Jan 0400 907 562 BOROLO: Type, Temperament, All Health Tested & Clear. Stud / Pup enq welcome www.borolostaffords. com (07) 5426 2605 TRYLOU: All Colours Show / Pet / Stud. Puppy Enq. Ph: Lou (07) 4956 4645 / 0428 437 678 ELBELLARIDGE: Enq always welcome. All colours www.elbellaridge.com ST. BERNARD

SNOMARK: All Enq. Welcome. Est 1986 0400 142 267 ann@snomarkstbernards.com LYMPNE: Allan Johnson. All enq. welcome. (07) 5445 9805. lympne@tpg.com.au TENTERFIELD TERRIER

TAPPAKAI: John Bourke (07) 5424 2112 TIBETAN MASTIFF

AMITABHA: B&P Dickson 0407 552 143 TIBETAN SPANIEL

BOLDSTAR: Robyn Ph: (07) 4934 0327

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AFFILIATED KENNEL CLUBS BREED / GROUP CLUBS • Airedale Terrier Enthusiasts Association of Qld: Mr. R. Grannum, PO Box 5142, Brassall 4305 Ph: (07) 5464 4849 Email: peargran@westnet.com.au Website: www.airedales.org.au • American Staffordshire Terrier Club of Qld: Mrs F Skews, P.O. Box 908 Jimboomba 4280 Ph: 0402 463 295 Email: fiona@jfcarpentry.com.au Website: www.qldamstaffclub.com • Australian Shepherd Club of Qld: Mr G Braithwaite, 24 Homebush Crt, Joyner, 4500 Ph: (07) 3882 2130 Email: brishetaussies@bigpond.com • Australian Terrier Club of Qld: Mrs L Roebig, 34 Gareel St, Jindalee 4074. Ph: 0419 791 464 Email: ringyspaniel@hotmail.com • Basenji Breed Network Queensland Inc: Ms E Blair, PO Box 1060, Spring Hill 4004 Ph: 0402 580 898 Email: basenjinetworkqld@gmail.com Website: www.basenjibreednetwork.org.au • Basset Hound Club of Qld: Ms M McGinn, PO Box 14, Samford 4520. Ph: (07) 3289 4033. Mob: 0416 213 253. Email: mich@qmug.net • Beagle Club of Qld: Mrs J Whittaker, 2-8 King Parrot Cl, Boyland 4275. Ph: (07) 5543 5826 Mob: 0409 881 991 Email: beagleclubqld@hotmail.com Website: www.beagleclubqld.org • Belgian Shepherd Club: Mrs J. Hafey PO Box 1204 Park Ridge 4125 Ph: 0450 637 559 Email: secretary@bsdcq.com • Border Collie Club of Qld: Mrs S Everist, 40 Caberne Crt Morayfield 4506 Ph: (07) 5497 8995 Mob: 0407 136 139 Email: sally@everist.net • Borzoi Club of Qld. Inc: Mrs M Davis, 9 Vied Rd, Pallara 4110 Ph: (07) 3372 4657 Email: russkimir@dodo.com.au • Bullmastiff Club of Qld: Mrs V Yates PO Box 943, Park Ridge 4125. Ph: (07) 5546 3712 Email: bmsecqld1@hotmail.com Website: www.bullmastiffclubofqueensland.org.au • Bull Terrier Club of Qld Inc: Ms A. Litfin, PO Box 35 Browns Plains BC 4118 Ph: 0403 251 655 Email: booyap2@optusnet.com.au • Cattle Dog & Kelpie Club of Qld: Ms J Phillips, 12 Duke St, Ascot 4007. Ph: 0414 777 364. Email: janphil12@gmail.com • Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club (Qld.): Ms E McCutcheon, PO Box 1101, Wynnum 4178 Ph: (07) 3893 0847. Mob: 0448 810 847 Email: elisa_mccutcheon@bigpond.com Website: www.cavalierclubqld.net • Central Qld. Toy Dog Club: Mrs J Sweeney, 1 Hicks Close, Gracemere, 4702 Ph: (07) 4933 3399 Mob: 0407 138 860 Website: tracjobea@hotmail.com

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• Chihuahua Club of Qld.: Mrs J Watt, 9 Clifton Cres., Durack 4077. Ph: (07) 3372 3654. Mob: 0418 153 115 Email: wachowa@ozemail.com.au

• Old English Sheepdog Club of Qld: Mr R Schnaars, 37 Derribong Cl Karana Downs 4306 Ph: (07) 3201 0952 Email: ottaba@bigpond.net.au

• Tibetan Spaniel Social Club of Qld: Mrs V Schneider, 24-44 Mountain Ridge Rd, South Maclean 4280 Ph: 0407 115 674. Email: tanoshii@tanoshiikennels.com

• Chinese Crested Dog Club of Qld.: Secretary Mrs S. Tynan 17341 New England Hwy ALLORA 4362 Ph: 07 4666 2157 Email: antrimstud@dodo.com.au

• Poodle Club of Queensland Inc: Ms P Morgan, PO Box 171 Aspley 4034 Ph: 0414 501 707 Email: qpcsecretary@yahoo.com.au Website: www.poodleclubofqueenslandinc.com

• Toy Dog Club of North Qld: Mrs F Vecchio, PO Box 1290, Tully 4854 Ph: (07) 4066 7912 Mob: 0418 197 093 Email: fiona@mollabru.com.au

• Cocker Spaniel Club of Qld: Ms A. Ugrinic, 564 Kangaroo Gully Rd Anstead Ph: 0438 343 991 Email: ravensnite72@hotmail.com

• Qld Afghan Hound Association: Ms C. Robinson 8 Raglass St Everton Park 4053 Ph: (07) 3355 3076 0409 627 790 Email: robinsonc1952@bigpond.com

• Collie Rough and Smooth Club of Qld Inc: Miss B. West P.O. Box 187 Clayfield 4011 Ph: 0412 538 304 Email: tim_at_ochaye@hotmail.com • Dachshund Club of Qld: Mrs. J. Cross, 79 Danyenah St.,Loganholme 4129 Ph: (07) 3209 7321 Email dakleydachshunds@yahoo.com.au Website: www.dachshundclubqld.com • Dalmatian Association of Qld Inc: Mrs N McIntyre, 7 Birch Cl Heathwood 4110 Mob: 0409 634 127 Email: daqsec@outlook.com Website: www.dalmatiansqld.com.au • Dobermann Club of Qld Inc: Mrs C. Haine, PO Box 943 Park Ridge 4125 Ph: 0403 971 749 Mob: 0403 971 749 Email: secretary@dobeclubqld.com.au Website: www.dobeclubqld.com.au • English Springer Spaniel Assoc of Qld: Miss C. Williams 36 Arafura Cres Tingalpa Qld 4173 Ph: 0403 240 296 Email: charliet1@bigpond.com • Fox Terrier Club of Qld.: Mrs J. Cantlon 1166 River Rd Ferney Qld 4650 Ph: 07 4129 7166 Email: waitapu11@gmail.com • French of Qld: Mrs K McClelland, PO Box 729, Oxenford Qld 4211. Ph: 0411 032 517 Email: secretaryfbcqld@gmail.com • German Shepherd Dog Club (Qld) Inc: Mrs D. Ballantyne, 16 Luscombe Crescent Wolffdene Qld 4207 Ph: 0411 433 739 Email: secretary@gsdcqld.org.au • Golden Retriever Club of Qld: Mrs K Vowell, P.O. Box 36, Capalaba 4157 Ph: 0423 320 020 Email: grcqld@gmail.com Website: www.grcq.org.au

• Qld Boston Terrier Club: Acting Secretary Mrs K. McConnell 9 Archer Crt Karalee Qld 4306 Ph: 0411 955 501 Email: bostonmac@bigpond.com • Qld Boxer Club: Mrs S. Tassan 4 Louttit Crt Gowrie Mountain 4350 Ph: 0407 033 560 Email: phoenway_kennels@bigpond.com • Qld Bulldog Club: Mr L. Perrett, PO Box 45 Eagle Heights 4271 Ph: 0452 210 184 Email: QLDBulldogClub@gmail.com • Queensland Gundog Association: Mr A Adams, 4 Skua St Inala 4077 Ph: (07) 3278 8001 Email: qldgundog@gmail.com • Queensland Sighthound Association: Mrs J David, 11 Avalon Cl Bellbird Park 4300 Ph: 0414 605 513 Email: qsa.enquiry@hotmail.com • Rhodesian Ridgeback Club of Qld Inc: Mrs G Melksham 30-32 Kamala Crt Cedar Vale 4285 Ph: 0418 984 605 Email: info@rrcq.org Website: www.rrcq.org • Rottweiler Club of Qld. Inc.: Mrs D Carter, PO Box 872, Beenleigh 4207 Ph: 0452 228 709 Email: rcqld@yahoo.com.au Website: www.rcqld.net • Saint Bernard Club of Queensland.: Miss S Hannan, 4 Nixon Dr, North Booval 4304 Mob: 0438 744 277 Email: saintbernardqld@hotmail.com • Setter Club of Qld: Mrs C Gorey, PO Box 3123, North Mackay 4740 Ph: 0438 598 597 Email: goreymky@bigpond.com Web: www.facebook.com/pages/thesetterclubofqld • Shetland Sheepdog Club of Qld: Miss A. Davies, 131 Alberton Road, Alberton 4207 Ph: (07) 3382 6966. Email: anndavies3@bigpond.com

• Griffon Club of Qld: Mrs J Croad, 14 Lorikeet Road Regency Downs 4341 Mob: 0419 282 176 Email secretary.griffonclubofqld@gmail.com

• Sporting Spaniel Club of Qld: Miss S. Phillips, PO Box 1393 Sunnybank Hills 4109 Ph: 0407 119 068 Email: laronaess@bigpond.com

• Hound Club of Qld.: Miss A Carius, PO Box 4107, Gumdale 4154 Ph: (07) 3245 1195 Email: ainslie_carius@health.qld.gov.au

• Sporting Terrier Club of Qld: Miss S Kellie, PO Box 282 Strathpine Centre 4500 Ph: 0402 510 250 Email stacy.kellie@gmail.com Website: www.sportingterriers.netfirms.com

• Labrador Retriever Club of Qld Inc: Ms S. Luchterhand, 196 Mona Dr Jimboomba Ph: 07 5546 0772 Email: sandra@luchterhand.info

• Welsh Corgi Club of Qld.: Ms S. Bendixen, 1/8 Aarkoon Crt Rothwell 4022, Ph: (07) 3293 4765 Email: shaneen.bendixen@bigpond.com • West Highland White Terrier Club of Qld.: Mrs M. Cunningham, 141 Peppertree Dr Jimboomba 4280 Ph: (07) 5548 6744 Mob: 0418 572 579 Email: westhighlandqld@gmail.com Website www.westiesqld.org.au • Whippet Club of Queensland: Ms Julie Jenkins 1 Savannah Street Redcliffe Qld 4020 Ph: 0408 007 036 Email: whippetclubqld@gmail.com • Working Dog Club of Queensland: Mrs J McCann, 146 - 154 Wendt Road, Chambers Flat Qld 4133 Ph: (07) 5547 0752 Email: jopearl@powerup.com.au

SOUTHERN ZONE 1 CLUBS

• Great Dane Society of Qld Inc: Mrs A. Bjornerem 22 Rokeby Crt Nerang 4211 Ph: 0402 147 602 Website secretary@greatdane.org.au

Irish Wolfhound Club of Qld: Mr J. Joy 52 Grevillea St Everton Park Qld 4053 Ph: 07 3855 8840 Mob: 0423 509 178 Email: aussie.kitchens@aapt.net.au

• Toy Dog Club of Qld.: Mrs S. Morris, 106 Strathpine Rd Bald Hills 4036 Ph: 0414 662 173 Email: morris106@tpg.com.au

• Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club of Qld: Miss J. Akers, PO Box 60, Marburg 4346 Mob: 0422 938 507 Email: clubsecretary@sbtcq.net Website: www.sbtcq.net • Tenterfield Terrier Club of Qld: Mrs. M. Holt, PO Box 43, Beerwah 4519. Ph: (07) 5494 9993 Email: dimah@bigpond.com Website: www.tenterfieldterriers.net

• Allora Kennel Club: Ms M. Lee, PO Box 35 Allora Ph: (07) 4661 4737 Mob: 0419 700 271 Email: yarrinarra@bigpond.com • Beaudesert Kennel Club: Mrs V Schneider 24 - 44 Mountain Ridge Rd, South Maclean, 4280 Ph: 0407 115 674. Email: tanoshii@tanoshiikennels.com Website: www.beaudesertkc.com • Beenleigh & District Kennel Club: Mr D Moran, PO Box 174 Goodna 4300 Ph: (07) 3381 9460 Mob: 0422 362 777 Email: dachyden@gmail.com • Brisbane Valley Kennel Club: Mrs L Nielsen, 11 Fleur Cres Lockyer Waters Ph: (07) 5465 8523 Mob: 0417 549 600 Email: lynn_n@bigpond.com • Burnett Kennel Club: Mr J Hales, 31 Seiler Rd, MS 612 Kingaroy 4610. Ph: (07) 4164 1010. Email: dogclub@bordernet.com.au • Caboolture Kennel Club: Miss V. Wyness 49 Timbergrove Rd Elimbah Qld 4516 Ph: (07) 5496 7540 Mob: 0404 037 095 Email: vickiwyness@bigpond.com • Darling Downs Kennel Club: Miss R. Green, 9471 New England Highway, Geham 4352 Ph: (07) 4696 6216 Mob: 0410 651 756 Email: ridgebacks@chilolo.net.au • Gold Coast Canine Club: Mr M Tomaschewski P.O. Box 916 Runaway Bay Qld 4216 Ph: 0457 583 422 Email: michael.tom@bigpond.com • Gundog & Heavy Breeds Club of Qld.: Mrs. A. Carius, PO Box 4107, Gumdale 4154 Ph: (07) 3245 1195 Email: aarucons@powerup.com.au

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Kennel Clubs Directory The Queensland Dog World

• Gympie & District Kennel Club: (President) Miss K. Maguire, 4 Rosella Cl Gympie 4570 Ph: 07 5482 8874 Mob: 0431 646 686 Email: maceltic@gmail.com

• Callide Valley Obedience & Kennel Club: Mr C Pettett, 31 Belmont Rd Parkhurst 4702 Ph: (07) 4936 3354 Mob: 0418 781 503 Email: craig.pettet1@bigpond.com

• Ipswich Kennel Club: Ms P Johansen, 63 Hornbuckles Road West, Grandchester, 4340. Ph: (07) 5465 5351,Mob 0406 538 003, Email pjjomeja@gmail.com

• Capricorn Coast Kennel Club: Mrs K Schroeder, PO Box 8243, Allenstown 4700 Ph: (07) 4939 7329. Email: oomachuk@hotmail.com

SOUTHERN ZONE 1 CLUBS

• Gladstone Kennel Club Inc.: Ms M McFadzen, PO Box 7245, Gladstone Qld 4680 Ph: 0439 431 239 Email: gkc@live.com.au

• Junior Kennel Club of Qld: Mr M Watt, 9 Clifton Cres, Durack 4077 Ph: (07) 3372 3654 Email: michael.watt13@gmail.com • Kennel Association of Qld: Mrs J Wilshier, 6 Daintree, Riverhills 4074 Ph: (07) 3279 7339 Mob: 0417 799 115 Email: cavlamour@bigpond.com • Ladies Kennel Association of Qld.: Mrs U Greenwood, 49 Leatherwood Pl, Brookfield 4069 Ph: (07) 3374 4122 Mob: 0488 742 333 Email: ulla@leatherwoodlodge.com • Lockyer Valley Kennel Club: Mrs K Knight, PO Box 50, Lowood 4311. Ph: 0407 621 726. Email: lockyervalleykc@yahoo.com.au • Maree Kennel Club Inc: Mrs J Ireland, 25 Buttler Street Bellbird Park 4300 Ph: (07) 3814 3069 Email: graedon33@hotmail.com • Nanango Kennel Club: Mrs V. Mannion, PO Box 533, Nanango 4615 Ph: (07) 4163 1953 Mob: Email: garvyman@internode.on.net Website: www.freewebs.com/nanangokennelclub • Northern Classic Kennel Club: Mr A Eales 220 Bowhill Rd Willawong 4110 Ph: 0417 750 544 Email: anthonyjeales@gmail.com

• Hervey Bay Kennel Club: Mrs B. Mangin, 57 Kehls Rd, Avondale 4670 Ph: (07) 4157 8098 Mob: 0429 418 211 Email: herveybaykennelclub@gmail.com • Isis & District Canine Club: Mrs B Mangin, 57 Kehls Rd, Avondale 4670. Ph: (07) 4157 8098 Mob: 0429 478 211 Email: isis.dist.cci@gmail.com • Mackay Kennel Club: Miss K. Volker, PO Box 7156, Mackay MC 4741 Ph: 0438 547 785 Email: kirstin.volker@gmail.com • Maryborough Kennel Club Inc: Mrs L. McLaughlin, PO Box 402 Maryborough 4650 Ph: 0408 896 260 Email: lizamcl.31@gmail.com • Mount Morgan & Bouldercombe Kennel Club: Mr J Whitehead, PO Box 8243, Allenstown, 4700 Mob: 0407 620 971 Email: j.n.whitehead@bigpond.com • The Pioneer Valley Kennel Club: Miss L McCrindle, 38 Langdon – Lumburra Rd, Mirani 4754. Ph: (07) 4959 1353 Email: lanrob@dodo.com.au

• Pine Rivers Kennel Club: Mrs J Glover, PO Box 453, Caboolture 4510. Ph: 0419 663 942 Email: judy@fjweis.com

• Rockhampton Kennel Club Inc.: Mrs J Scott, PO Box 8593, Allenstown, 4700 Ph: (07) 4939 7698 Email: calstonia2@bigpond.com.au

• Queensland Kennel Council : Mr M Watt 9 Clifton Cres Durack 4077 Ph: 0466 500 624 Email: michaelwatt13@gmail.com

• Sarina Kennel Club: Mrs C Donaldson, PO Box 742, Sarina 4737 Ph: 0407 150 815 Email: candrdonaldson@bigpond.com

• Redcliffe Peninsula Kennel Club: Ms L Horne 40 Whiteside Rd, Whiteside, Qld, 4503, Ph: (07) 3285 5503 Mob: 0418 783 823 Email: liane@lowenhart.net

NORTHERN ZONE 3 CLUBS

• Sunshine Coast Kennel Club: Mrs H Weil, 53 Evans Grove Rd, Glenview 4553 Ph: (07) 5494 7496 Email: hweil1@bigpond.com • Waterloo Bay Kennel Club: Mr D McAllister, PO Box 2443 Keperra 4055 Mob: 0439 397 884 Email: dapmac@bigpond.net.au • Western Suburbs Kennel Club: Mrs G Hovey Jacobs, 10 Cliff Tce Macleay Island 4184 Ph: (07) 3409 4705 Mob: 0400 826 333 Email: gwenj2@spin.net.au

CENTRAL ZONE 2 CLUBS • Bundaberg Canine Club Inc.: Mrs. M. Norton, PO Box 7370, North Bundaberg 4670. Ph: (07) 4157 8338. Mob: 0437 578 338. Email: bundabergcanineclub@activ8.net.au

• Atherton Tableland Kennel Club: Mrs L Halliwell, PO Box 555, Atherton 4883 Ph: 0407 160 670 Email: lhalliwell@bigpond.com • Bowen Kennel Club: Mrs L Gordon, 3 George St, Bowen 4805 Ph: 0400 938 524 Email: design@dognewsaustralia.com • Cairns City Kennel Club Inc.: Mrs. K. Frame, PO Box 252, Cairns 4870 Ph: (07) 4055 6720 Email: Kframe@hertz.com • Charters Towers Kennel Club: Mrs T. Hill, PO Box 352, Charters Towers Qld 4820 Ph: (07) 4787 7627 Mob: 0466 245 758 Email: darchaltan@yahoo.com.au • Cloncurry & District Canine Club: Ms F. Rae 18 Alice St Cloncurry 4824 Ph: 0427 958 426 Email: cdcclub@outlook.com.au • Ingham Kennel & Obedience Club Inc: Mrs R. Horton, PO Box 776, Ingham 4850 Ph: 0417 611 085 Email: rhonmor@hotmail.com

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• Innisfail Kennel Club: Mrs. M. Adkins, 332 Boonmoo Rd, Dimbulah 4872. Ph: (07) 4093 5304 Email: dimbulahpostshop@bigpond.com • Mareeba & District Kennel Club: Mrs. B. Houston,1 Outlook Cres., Kuranda, 4872 Ph: (07) 4093 7488 Mob: 0400 440 186 Email: houston0@westnet.com.au • Proserpine Whitsunday Obedience & Kennel Club Inc: Mrs D. Appleby PO Box 232 Koumala 4738 Mob: (07) 4950 3934 Email: kdappleby@hotmail.com • Thuringowa City Kennel Club: Ms M. Bradshaw, PO Box 7411 Garbutt BC 4814 Ph: 0439 778 994 Email: melissa@bradshaw.com.au • Townsville Kennel Association Inc.: Mr G Hickey, PO Box 7738 Garbutt BC 4814 Ph: (07) 4751 6468 Mob: 0499 009 839 Email: orlagh@internode.on.net Website: www.townsvillekennelassociation.com • Tully & District Kennel Club: Ms F Vecchio, PO Box 1290, Tully 4854. Ph: (07) 4066 7912 Email: info@tullykennelclub.com.au

OBEDIENCE / AGILITY / TRACKING / HERDING • All Breeds Tracking Club: Mrs K. Barrass 150 Quail St Cedar Vale 4285 Ph: (07) 5543 1885 Email: barrassk@bigpond.com • Caboolture Sports Dog Obedience Club: Mrs K Hutt, PO Box 491, Morayfield, 4506 Ph: 0450 902 520 Email: secretary@caboolturedogobedience.com.au Website: www.caboolturedogobedience.com.au • Cairns City Kennel Club Inc.: Mrs J Wilkinson, PO Box 252, Cairns 4870 Ph: (07) 4055 4040 Email: jeanw22@bigpond.com • Canine Obedience Club of Townsville: Secretary Ms J Forbes-Faulkner, PO Box 991, Aitkenvale 4814 Ph: 0427 725 982 Email: judyforf@bigpond.net.au • Continental Herding Club: Mrs C Bull, 858 Murphys Creek Rd, Upper Lockyer 4352 Ph: (07) 4630 5557. Mob: 0407 303 599 Email: secretary@continentalherding.com • Dances With Dogs Club Queensland: Miss G. Westmore, 13 Thallon Close Wamuran 4512 Ph: (07) 5496 6448 Mob: 0488 999 683 Email: dwdcq@live.com.au • DogzCairns Inc: Ms S Daniels, PO Box 644, Smithfield 4878 Ph: 0408 183 038 Email: dogzcairns@hotmail.com Website: www.dogzcairns.org– • Evergreen Tracking Dog Club Inc: Mr B. Berry 41 Darley Rd Upper Caboolture 4510 Ph: 0407 158 196 Email: bntberry@gmail.com Email (secondary): Bruce.Berry@citec.com.au • Gladstone Dog Obedience Club: Mrs C Hodgson, PO Box 948, Gladstone 4680 Ph: (07) 4978 1828 Mob: 0407 584 733 Email: gladstoneobedience@gmail.com

• Gold Coast Dog Obedience Training Club Inc: Mrs A Fulton, PO Box 143, Southport 4215 Ph: (07) 5593 7512 Email: paulfulton6@bigpond.com Website: www.goldcoastdogobedience.com • Gympie Dog Obedience Club Inc.: Ms M. Abrey PO Box 404, Gympie, 4570 Ph: (07) 5483 6509 Mob: 0437 933 043 Email: gympiedogobedienceclubinc@gmail.com Website: www.gympiedoc.com • Hervey Bay Dog Obedience & Agility Club Inc: Ms K Wallace, PO Box 365, Hervey Bay 4655 Mob: 0487 319 745 Email: hbdoaci@live.com.au Website: www.herveybaydogclub.com • Ingham Kennel & Obedience Club Inc: Mrs R. Horton, PO Box 776, Ingham 4850 Mob: 0417 611 285 (after 4pm) Email: rhonmor@hotmail.com • Ipswich Dog Obedience Club: Mrs J. Dinh, PO Box 2007, North Ipswich 4305 Ph: (07) 3424 5864 Mob: 0434 142 386 Email: julie.dinh@optusnet.com.au • Jimboomba Dog Training Club Inc: Ms S. Chandler, PO Box 206, Jimboomba 4280 Ph: (07) 5546 3355 Email: suzanne.chandler12@gmail.com • Lockyer Valley Dog Training Club Inc: Mrs A Williams, PO Box 321 Laidley 4341 Ph: (07) 5465 7450 Mob: 0417 799 281 Email: amalie_w@westnet.com.au • Logan All Breeds Dog Obedience Club Inc: Mr E. Curry, PO Box 23 Kingston 4114 Ph: 0411 336 434 Email: labdocsecretary@bigpond.com • Magpies Mackay & District Obedience Club: Mrs. C. Hodge, PO Box 655, Mackay 4740 Ph: (07) 4944 0373 Email: carol.hodge@bigpond.com Website: www.mackaydogobedience.com • Maryborough Dog Obedience Club: Miss Z Matthews, PO Box 3050 Maryborough 4650 Mob: 07 4129 0183 Email: montrave@bigpond.com • Metropolitan Dog Obedience Club Inc.: Mrs W Waller, PO Box 337, Zillmere 4034 Ph: (07) 3359 9901 Email: metrodogclub@live.com.au Website: www.metrodogclub.com • Nanango Kennel Club: Mrs V. Mannion PO Box 533 Nanango 4615 Ph: 0417 004 031 Email: garvyman@internode.on.net Website: www.freewebs.com/nanangokennelclub Facebook: www.facebook.com/Nanangoand DistrictAllBreedsKennelClub • Obedience Dog Club of Brisbane: Ms D. Raeburn, PO Box 1288 Oxley 4075 Ph: 0411 017 454 Email: info@odcb.org Website: www.odcb.org • Obedience Dog Club of Bundaberg: Mrs M. Nelson, PO Box 5417, Bundaberg 4670 Ph: (07) 4155 1617 Email: meredithnelson1960@hotmail.com

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Kennel Clubs Directory The Queensland Dog World

• Pine Rivers Dog Training Club Inc: Ms J. Moss, PO Box 272 Strathpine Ph: 0438 332 722 Email: pineriversdoc@hotmail.com or jennifer.suzanne.moss@gmail.com • Qld Herding Association: Mrs A Ross 10 Treecreeper Crt Elimbah 4516 Ph: 0417 625 951 Email: nettles58@bigpond.com • Redcliffe Dog Obedience Club Inc: Mrs S Creedy, PO Box 493, Redcliffe 4020 Ph: 0458 519 099 Email: secretary@rdoc.com.au Website: www.rdoc.com.au • Redlands Dog Obedience Club Inc: Mr S Vaughan PO Box 16 Capalaba 4157 Ph: (07) 3206 3896 Mob: 0417 722 213 Email: svaughan0510@gmail.com Website: www.redlandsdoc.com • Rockhampton Dog Obedience Club Inc: Ms S. Bassett, PO Box 5064, Rockhampton MC 4702 Ph: (07) 4939 6085, Mob: 0419 717 619 Email: sheena.bassett@bigpond.com Website: www.rockhamptondogobedience.com • Southside Dog Obedience Club Inc: Mrs S Geraghty, PO Box 2273, Runcorn 4113 Ph: (07) 3345 1351 Email: enquiries@southsidedogobedience.org Website: www.southsidedogobedience.org • Sunshine Coast Dog Obedience Club Inc: Mrs A Telesz, P.O. Box 702 Buderim 4556 Ph: 0409 669 704 Email: telesz@hotmail.com • Tablelands Dog Obedience Club: Mrs K Shaban, 44 Mable St Atherton 4883 Ph: 07 4093 7848 Email: tablelanddogobedienceclub@gmail.com • Toowoomba Dog Obedience Club Inc.: Mrs. S McIntyre, PO Box 3606VF, Toowoomba 4350 Ph: (07) 4696 7393. Mob 0438 807 930 Email: jfornier@bigpond.net.au Website: www.dogstoowoomba.org.au

FIELD TRIAL • Field & Retrieving Association for Gundogs Inc: Mr G Dawson, 67-69 Hawthorn Rd, Burpengary 4505. Ph: (07) 3886 6367. Email: geoff.jan.dawson@bigpond.com.au • Labrador Retriever Club of Qld Inc: Ms S. Luchterhand, 196 Mona Dr Jimboomba Ph: 07 5546 0772 Email: sandra@luchterhand.info • Wide Bay Working Gundog Club: Mrs W Michalk 232 Barolin St, Bundaberg 4670 Ph: (07) 4152 2362 Email: jagacey@hotmail.com

SOCIAL CLUBS - UNAFFILIATED CONFORMATION • Alaskan Malamute and Siberian Husky Social Club (Qld.) Inc: Miss T. Goodwin, PO Box 1037, Gailes 4300 Ph: (07) 3271 4465 between 5:00pm and 7:00pm only Email: secretary.amscq@gmail.com Website: www.amscq.com.au • Bernese Mountain Dog Social Club of Qld: Mrs J Hazell, 53 Allambie St, Carina 4152 Ph: (07) 3843 1407 Mob: 0421 042 788 Email: teresajackie@optusnet.com.au

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• Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Society of Qld: Mr. K. Hetherington, 17 Sarah St., Annerley 4103 Ph: (07) 3848 4242 Email: cmhetherington@gmail.com • The Original Australian Breeds Club Secretary: Ms L. Nielsen., Annerley 4103, 11 Fluer Cres Lockyer Waters 4311 Ph: 0417 549 600 Email: lyn_n@bigpond.com

OBEDIENCE • Warwick Dog Obedience Club: Ms B. McGregor PO Box 35 Yangan 4371 Ph: (07) 4664 8050 Email: warwickdogobedience@gmail.com

FIELD • Qld Lure Coursing Association Inc: Mrs S Burrows, PO Box 366 Underwood 4119 Ph: 0405 791 646. Email: rodburrows0@hotmail.com

BREED RESCUE SERVICES

BULL TERRIER: Contact: Mrs M. Reynolds Ph: (07) 5546 3003 Website: www.qldbullterrierrescue.com Email: qldbtr@bigpond.com CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL: Contact: Ms L. MacMillan Rehoming Officer, Ph: 0419 339 150 Email: liza.mac@internode.on.net CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER Contact: Ms M Wedgwood Ph: 0417 606 214 Email: tenarda@iprimus.com.au CHINESE CRESTED DOG: Contact: Ms S. Richards, Ph: (07) 5596 0636 Mob: 0411 094 439 COLLIE ROUGH & SMOOTH: Contact: Mrs J Armatys, Ph: (07) 4157 2758 Email: keamaree@bigpond.com DACHSHUND: Contact: Mrs V. Lingard. Ph: (07) 3800 1127 ENGLISH SETTER: Contact: Mrs C. Gorey Ph: 0438 598 597 Email: goreymky@bigpond.com

AFGHAN HOUND: Contact: Mrs H. McKay Ph: (07) 3297 7538

DOGUE DE BORDEAUX: Contact: Mrs J Bloomfield Ph: 0412 119 688 Email: ddbrescue@hotmail.com

ANIMAL AMBULANCE / CRUELTY REPORTS: Contact: Ph: 1300 852 188

Contact: Mrs V. McArthur Ph: 0417 767 357 Email: info@amedange.com

AUSTRALIAN SILKY TERRIER: Contact: Miss R. Hunt Ph: 0400 246 987 Email: rachnut@hotmail.com

GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG: Contact: Mrs J Hansford, Ph: (07) 3289 7282 Email: jehansford@techsus.com.au

BASENJI: Adoption Co-Ordinator Contact: Ethel Blair Ph: 0402 580 898 Email: ethel.blair@gmail.com Contact: Louise Marsden Ph: 0429 896 558 Email: lcl72711@bigpond.net.au Contact: Carol Benson Ph: 0468 364 031 Email: carolsmail74@gmail.com Website: www.basenjibreednetwork.org.au Email: basenjinetworkqld@gmail.com

GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTER: Contact: Mrs B. Mangin. Ph: (07) 4156 1078 Ph: (07) 5464 3973 GOLDEN RETRIEVER: Contact: Mrs K. Vowell Ph: 0423 320 020 Email: grcqld@gmail.com

BELGIAN SHEPHERD: Contact: Mrs J. Hafey Ph: 0450 637 559 Email: secretary@bsdcq.com

IRISH SETTER Contact: Mrs C. Gorey Ph: 0438 598 597 Email: goreymky@bigpond.com

BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG: Contact: Ms J Hazell, Ph: (07) 3843 1407 Mob: 0421 042 788 Email: teresajackie@optusnet.com.au

LABRADOR RETRIEVER: Contact: Mrs S Luchterhand Ph: (07) 5546 0772

North of Sunshine Coast Contact: Mr D. Ravenscroft Ph: (07) 4129 2205 Gold Coast Contact: Ms B. Halliday Ph: (07) 5543 6750

RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK: Contact: Mrs. R. Smith. Ph: (07) 5529 9903 Email: ridgies1@bigpond.net.au SAINT BERNARD: Contact: Mrs L Newman Ph: 0438 076 756 Contact: Mrs B Barnes Ph: 0426 218 065 SCHNAUZER: Contact: Ms A. Goodwin Ph: 0405 421 897 Email: Schnauzerrescueqld@gmail.com SKYE TERRIER: Contact: Mrs H. MacGregor Ph: 0428 947 110 Mob: 0429 999 053 STAFFORDSHIRE BULL TERRIER: Contact: Miss M. Nielsen Ph: 0419 631 221 SETTER RESCUE: Mrs C Gorey, Ph: 0438 598 597 Email: goreymky@bigpond.com TIBETAN SPANIEL: Contact: Miss A. Caer Ph: (07) 3351 7257 Mob: 0402 555 508 Email: qtsrr@optusnet.com.au Website: http://members.optusnet.com.au/ aricaer/qtsrr

WHIPPET: Contact: Ms S. Spencer Mob: 0407 735 242 Email: suespencer@iprimus.com.au YORKSHIRE TERRIER: Contact: Miss R Hunt Ph: 0400 246 987 Email: rachnut@hotmail.com

LAGOTTO ROMAGNOLO: Contact: Mrs P Wyllie Mob: 0400 903 303 Email: trish@lagottoqld.com LHASA APSO: Contact: Ms J. Woodward, Ph: (07) 5428 6201 Mob: 0413 788 775 Email: jane@lhasaapso.com.au MAREMMA SHEEPDOG: Contact: Ms H. Brennan. Ph: (07) 5426 4103 Contact: Mrs M. Keen Ph: (07) 5463 8466 OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG: Contact: Mrs A Cassidy Ph: (07) 3201 0952 Email: ottaba@bigpond.net.au

Brisbane Contact: Ms M. Lloyd Ph: 0400 248 138

POINTER: Contact: Mrs R Glegg Ph: (07) 5547 1689 Mob: 0439 830 495 Email: robyneg6@iinet.net.au

Contact: Mr L. Perrett Ph: 0452 210 184

POODLE RESCUE:

BULLMASTIFF: Contact: Mrs R. Armstrong Ph: (07) 5546 8427 Mob: 0401 145 129

PYRENEAN MOUNTAIN DOG: Contact: Mrs. A. Everson. Ph: (07) 3200 0321

WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER RESCUE: Contact: Mrs A. Cloughley Ph: (07) 3206 6460 Email: redinbrin1@bigpond.com

IRISH RED & WHITE SETTER Contact: Mrs C. Gorey Ph: 0438 598 597 Email: goreymky@bigpond.com

BULLDOG: Contact: Lucas Perrett Ph: 0452 210 184 Email: qldbulldogclub@gmail.com

PUG: Contact: Ms H. Jordan, Ph: 0415 370 526 Email: pugrescueqld@optusnet.com.au Contact: Carol-Ann Ph: (07) 3814 1382 Mob: 0438 515 895

WEIMARANER: Contact: Mrs J. Glover Ph: 0419 663 942

HUNGARIAN VIZSLA: Contact: Mrs. K. Eory Ph: (07) 3265 1621

BEAGLE: Contact: Mrs W. Lynes, Ph: (07) 3290 2973 Mob: 0428 779 323 Email: rescue@beagleclubqld.org

BORZOI: Contact: Ms V. Dawson.Ph: (07) 3857 3682 Contact: Mrs B. Mangin. Ph: (07) 4156 1078

Toy and Miniature Contact: Ms P. Morgan, Ph: 0414 501 707 Email: qpcsecretary@yahoo.com.au Central Qld Contact: Mrs M. McMahon Ph: 07 4933 2715 or Mob: 0419 395 961

Standard Poodles: Contact: Mrs S. Graham Ph: 0417 470 542

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Breeders Directory Application The Queensland Dog World

Application for Breeders Directory 2017 Closing date: 4:00pm Friday, 13th January 2017 LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED ONE BREED PER APPLICATION PLEASE ADVERTISEMENTS WILL FEATURE IN THE DOG WORLD MAGAZINE FROM FEBRUARY 2017 TO JANUARY 2018 AND ALSO ON THE DOGS QUEENSLAND WEBSITE

If directory advertising for another breed is required, it must be submitted on another form. Additional forms may be obtained from the Dogs Queensland office or this form may be photocopied. SUBMITTED BREEDERS DETAILS ARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION NAME:

PREFIX:

ADDRESS: POST CODE: CONTACT (H):

MEMBERSHIP NUMBER: CONTACT (B):

Please note: You are required to lodge your 2017 membership and breeders prefix renewal before or with this application. The membership and prefix renewal can be done online but the breeders directory renewal cannot and must be completed using this form. There are now several options available to display your kennels on our website. Please contact Roslyn at the Dogs Queensland office to discuss these opportunities and all available payment options. ONLY 35 LETTERS PER LINE (INCLUDING WORD SPACES AND PUNCTUATION), BREEDERS PREFIX MUST BE THE FIRST WORD

BREED OF DOG:

$74.00 $111.00 $148.00 $185.00 $222.00 $259.00 $296.00 $333.00 $370.00 Please note: It is the individuals, responsibility to make sure that this advertisement is clear for the printer to typeset, errors caused by bad handwriting, etc. could result in mistakes or extra charges being made.

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Rates Guide The Queensland Dog World Colour ads are now available in Dog World magazine. For more details of our very reasonable rates, please contact Ros at the office on:

FRONT COVER (PORTRAIT ONLY): Full cover: 210mm (W) x 275mm (H) with a 5mm bleed

Ph: (07) 3252 2661 or email info@dogsqueensland.org.au

Full page CH

$376.00

Half page CH

$196.00

Quarter page CH

$129.00

Field Trials / Sweepstakes – reduced advertising

$26.00

ADVERTISMENT SIZE AND REQUIREMENTS: Full page: 210mm (W) x 275mm (H) with a 5mm bleed 1/2 page horizontal: 195mm (W) x 114mm (H) 1/2 page vertical: 92mm (W) x 230mm (H) 1/4 page: 92mm (W) x 114mm (H) 1/8 page: 92mm (W) x 57mm (H) All photographic files and ads are required as CMYK at 300 DPI and preferably in a TIFF Format. PLEASE ENSURE ALL FONTS ARE EITHER INCLUDED OR OUTLINED

CONTENT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES: PHOTOGRAPHS: All photographs used in the Queensland Dog World must be TIFF files, CMYK, 300 DPI and must be accompanied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope of the appropriate size. Photographs sent without an S-SAE will not be returned.

SCHEDULES ADVERTISING CHARGES:

PLEASE NOTE: All Schedules, with the exception of Field, Tracking or Dances with Dogs Trials, must be a minimum of a Quarter Page each, these Trials may be advertised at the Reduced Size. If the Schedule has additional Judges or requires additional information to be published, a larger page size may be required.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CHARGES: $12.00 Per line $24.00 Minimum

MEMBERSHIP FEES

Joining fee Single Joint Junior (no joining fee)

2016 $38.00 $71.00 $109.00 No fee

PREFIX

Application (includes maintenance for year applied) Maintenance Transfer

$138.00 $44.00 $62.00

CLUB AFFILIATION FEES (South of the 26th Parallel)

All Breeds and Multiple Groups Obedience Clubs Single Group and Multi Breeds Clubs Speciality Breed Club Agricultural Societies Tracking and Field Trials Clubs

$546.70 $404.10 $344.75 $309.10 $309.10 $202.05

CLUB AFFILIATION FEES (North of the 26th Parallel)

All Breeds and Multiple Groups Obedience Clubs Single Group and Multi Breeds Clubs Speciality Breed Clubs Agricultural Societies Tracking and Field Trials Clubs

$475.40 $309.10 $273.35 $250.55 $249.55 $166.40 $166.40

JUDGES LICENCE FEES

Championship Show Judges Obedience, Herding and Field Trial Judges Breed Championship Judges Open Show Only Judges Obedience and Field Sweepstakes Judges Earthdog Judges Training Fees for Aspiring Judges Handler Judges

$58.00 $58.00 $58.00 $58.00 $51.00 $51.00 $34.00 No Fee

REGISTRATIONS PER PUP ($1.10 from each puppy is donated to Canine Research) Under 3 months $42.00 Over 3 and under 6 months $70.00

Over 6 and under 12 months

$88.00

TRANSFERS (If received within 14 days from the date of transfer)

Members Non-members

$27.00 $35.00

TRANSFERS (If received after 14 days from the date of transfer)

Members Non-members

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TITLES

All Championship Titles (incl. breeders cert) All other awards (Plus breeders cert) Laminating

$108.00 $72.00 $72.00 $34.00 $17.00 $34.00 $24.00 $10.50 $5.50

OTHER

Lease agreements Replacement certificates Export pedigree Extended pedigree (5 generations)

$56.00 $21.00 $68.00 $34.00

STATIONERY

SOCIAL CLUBS

Social Clubs (regardless of location)

Please Note: All prices are inclusive of GST. Prices are subject to change

RE-REGISTRATIONS OF DOGS / SEMEN

Imported dogs/semen Imported dogs/semen – NZ only Tenterfield Terriers Sporting Register Associate Register

$41.00 $54.00

OFFICIAL SHOW ENTRY FORMS (Book of 50) including postage RULE BOOKS CCC (Qld) Postage per book

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RULES FOR THE CONDUCT OF:

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