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February
‘Take me to the Beach’ Wollongong Shows
Bouvier des Flandres makes an excellent watchdog or guardian and is an eager participant in dog sports, especially herding trials. Easily trained and a consummate showman, the breed is happiest when he has a job to do, either working or participating in sports.
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Feature: Should you sleep with your dog?
Jennifer Prien
Rainsford British Bulldogs
First Aid Feature: Vehicle Trauma
Joanne Bibby reports
Book Reviews
Policy
The Breeder Audit scheme situation seems to have stabilised, with the RSPCA having declared that they are not interested in the smaller breeders, unless there is a welfare complaint. This means we can relax somewhat. However, until these Codes of Practice change, we should be very aware that they are sitting in the background.
That said, we should all make efforts to have good records of our animals, even if you commence these records from now. To assist you with getting started, please download the DOGS NSW Record Keeping Information Booklet from DOGS NSW Website: www.dogsnsw.org.au/ breeders/nsw-dpi-audit-information/ (please see under Documents to Assist). As well as having invaluable information, this booklet has editable forms (from pages 56-78) which can get you started. These are available to download as a word document or as a PDF file.
We are advised that that there will be a comprehensive Q&A being released by the DPI to assist in the correct interpretation of the Codes, in the near future, but exactly when, remains unconfirmed. We are hopeful that this should clarify some of the sillier interpretations that have been purported.
The Animal Welfare laws are currently undergoing major reform and part of the resistance to altering the Codes, I believe, is that they will then change the Codes to reflect this new direction of Animal Welfare. These will presumably be directed to a minimum accepted level of care and welfare, rather than just being cruelty based.
This, however, leaves all of us in the unacceptable situation where we continue for the next three years to be bound by these Codes until this process is finalised, without guarantees that we may find ourselves in the unenviable position of being back doing the same thing trying to get amendments to the next set of Codes to accommodate the ‘hobby breeders’.
It is imperative that we have significant input into the development of the Codes and that we continue to lobby our Parliamentarians for this right, with a definition of ‘hobby breeders’ that relieves us of the burden of the enforcement of the Commercial Codes.
Hugh Gent OAM has been very active with Wollondilly Shire Council, which was aggressively moving to requiring DA approvals from many long standing breeders. This situation was cause for deep concern, however, it is now moving in a positive direction in favour of DOGS NSW members. Our thanks go to Hugh and all the people who rallied to assist in this endeavour.
Karen Dr Karen Hedberg BVSc Chairman, DOGS NSW
PATRON:
Her Excellency General The Honourable Margaret Beazley AO QC, Governor of New South Wales
Chairman
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Deputy Chairman
Mr Myron Arthur
Deputy Chairman
Mr John Sheppard
Deputy Chairman Mrs Lyn Brand Directors
Mr Russell Britten, Mr Peter Cutler, Miss Vicki Etherington OAM, Mr Robert Harbin, Mrs Nancy Keck, Mr Allen Lee, Mr Edward Pickering, Mrs Christina Rafton, Miss Jan Seary, Mr Guy Spagnolo.
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Shows are slowly making a comeback and coverage of one of the year’s favourite events, ‘Take Me to the Beach’ Wollongong shows are featured in this edition. Decked out in their colourful beach gear over two days, 30-31 January, nothing could dampen exhibitors’ enthusiasm for these three shows, except for the heavens opening up late Saturday afternoon and, in particular, on Sunday. Coverage of the three shows commences on page 11.
Valentine’s Day was the theme for the double Complex Fundraising Shows held on Saturday, 13 February and commencing at 6.00pm. General Specials Judge for the Blue Show was Mrs Sue Bownds (NSW) and Mrs Beryl Hession (NSW) judged the White Show. The evening was a great success and coverage commences on page 8.
Coverage of the Library and Archives Show will now be featured in the May edition of the magazine.
There are two news items this month: the first which details Petcloud’s launch of Australia’s first dedicated pet taxi service and, in a first, the new Pet Taxi App, allowing pets to ride unaccompanied. Pet owners who use the Pet Taxi App can rest assured that every driver is insured, trained in animal handling, has undergone a police check, and their pet is properly secured during each trip. The second news story is a feel good article based on a study from the University of South Australia, on the effects that pets and touch have on our lives and why our furry friends have been lifesavers, particularly during COVID lockdowns, social isolation and distancing. The news articles commence on page 20.
Research has shown that slightly less than one-half of all pet owners share their bed or bedroom with their pet. Even so, you have likely been told by at least one well-meaning person that your dog should sleep on the floor, in his crate, or in his own bed. However, according to recent research, there are many benefits to co-sleeping with your dog. To read more, please turn to the article, ‘Should you sleep with your dog?’ on page 22.
Thank you to Narelle Spencer, President of the NSW Country Region British Bulldog Association Inc, who provided the magazine with a vale for Jennifer Prien, (Rainsford British Bulldogs), who passed away earlier this year. RIP. Jennifer’s vale appears on page 24.
Joanne Bibby from Fursafe Emergency Dog First Aid Kits has supplied us with an article on Vehicle Trauma, which includes information on what to do in these circumstances and ways to prevent it occuring. Although beneficial information, hopefully none of us will ever have to use this, with the exception of preventative measures. The article commences on page 25.
This month’s breed feature is the Bouvier des Flandres. The Bouvier is agile, spirited and bold, yet his serene, well behaved disposition denotes his steady, resolute and fearless character. The coat is very abundant, the outercoat forming with the dense undercoat a protective layer, perfectly adapted to the sudden climatic changes in this breed’s native lands of France and Belgium. The Bouvier’s sterling character, huge heart and keen intelligence endear them to dog lovers the world over. A good family dog, the Bouvier likes, and is excellent with children.
Winners of the February ‘Fetchables’ competition were Margaret Fittler, Laraine Frawley, Melanie Kenny, Kath Peatey and Noelle Deshon. Congratulations!
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What an incredibly special night this was, with the rain going away just as the shows commenced at 6.00pm: making the night perfect for dog showing. A beautiful evening indeed!
Firstly, I would like to thank the exhibitors for their excellent entry 660 per show. The with these numbers. A special thank you to all exhibitors for the manner in which you which is not easy at dog shows, especially the social distancing rule.
Congratulations to all the exhibitors who had winners on the night including our Best In Show and Runner Up Best In Show Winners, who were as follows:
Mrs. R Wistuba’s Standard Poodle AM CH Piedmonts High Roller (IMP USA)
Mr. P Middleton & Ms. J Salvestrin’s Irish Setter SUP CH Fantango Red Bull
Mrs. R Wistuba’s Standard Poodle AM CH Piedmonts High Roller (IMP Mr. P Middleton & Ms. J Salvestrin’s Golden Retriever Ch Fantango Poker
A big thank you from the Committee to all our Judges for donating Marshals excellent), our Show Manager/Chief Steward, Cataloguer Representative. Special thanks to our Photographer Jess Fynmore and Caterer Shirley Donaldson.
We must not forget to thank our Sponsors Royal Canin and Delete for their generous donation of products and a special thanks to AT Ribbons for their Valentine’s Day themed sashes and rosettes.
Special mention must go to DOGS NSW groundsmen for their excellent preparation of the grounds and set up of the Show rings for judging. The rings were in fantastic condition!
This is the first time this Committee has come together as a group to run shows, as we have only met previously through Zoom meetings. To our hard-working committee must go special thanks, as these members donate their valuable time, prior to, during and after the show. During these shows they ran raffles, lucky exhibit prizes, delivered the sponsors’ product to all the 14 rings and helped run the shows. Well done to the Committee ...I am proud to be a part of it.
A part of the mission statement for this Committee is to help improve facilities at the Bill Spilstead Complex for Canine Affairs (Orchard Hills) by running Shows and we are now on our way to achieving this.
The Wollongong and District Kennel Club ‘Take Me To The Beach’ summer shows, are known for the sun, sand and surf. Located at the Shamrocks Rugby Union ground, Woonona, the shows are a mere 30 metres from the beach.
2021 was a challenge! Our fantastic interstate panel were locked out, so a second panel of excellent judges had to be found at short notice. A COVID drive-through testing station was located in the grounds carpark and the local council put on some strict conditions, with which we needed to comply. The Committee rose to the challenge, as did all our officials and exhibitors.
Our theme of beachwear for exhibitors, Judges and Officials saw boardshorts, loud floral shirts, hats and sunnies being the approved attire! Competition for best dressed was hot and it was great to see so many exhibitors and Judges get into the theme. The result was a relaxed fun weekend with lots of laughs and exhibitors enjoying the beach with their favourite pooches. We experienced all weather conditions; cloud, drizzle, sun and a thunderstorm, but everyone had a great time.
The entry, of over 700 on Saturday, proved that exhibitors love the regional venues. Our panel of Judges were well received and commented on the great atmosphere in and around the judging rings. A special thank you to Linda Stevens, Linda Buckley, Jim and Lyndal Black, Vicki Harris, Karen Paul, Helen Beasley and Robert Lucas for drawing a great entry and for stepping in late notice.
Our Stewards made sure that the rings ran smoothly, ably led by Lyn Cook. Bill McLean was, as usual, our raffle king and the Club will be donating over $500 to the Cancer Council, our Club Charity.
The Sunday was best dressed dog and owner day and, as expected, the competition was strong. The winners were decided by the Shamrocks Committee members with Johnny Mills taking out 1st place with his complete pineapple outfit and his French banana on the end of the lead.
The licenced bar was again a feature with alfresco seating, with the Shamrocks Club members cooking their usual mean barbeque and throwing in some friendly banter for free. With a walk and bike track next to the ground, the shows are always a drawcard for the general public.
The Club would like to thank all the exhibitors who answered questions and chatted to the families who came to the show looking at the different breeds for their next family pet. Additionally, there were a number of new exhibitors who are keen to get to more shows due to the positive experience they received from other exhibitors. Well done!
Our photographer, Barbara Killworth took some great photos of In Show and Group winners over the weekend. Thanks must also go to our vendors for the weekend, Show Aquipment and It Suits Me. A final thank you to the Shamrocks Rugby Union Club. Without their support and the great venue, the Wollongong & District Kennel Club ‘Take Me To The Beach’ Shows would not be the success that they
A selection of exhibitors, judges, stewards and dogs, decked out in their best and most colourful beach attire over the weekend.
Bottom Left: Johnny Mills taking out 1st Place with his complete pineapple outfit and his French banana on the end of the lead.
DATE CLOSING DATE CLUB
EVENT VENUE PAGE
30 April 20 April Hunter Kennel Club Inc CH Hillsborough 18
30 April 20 April Morisset & District Kennel Club CH Hillsborough 18
1 May 20 April Hunter Kennel Club Inc CH Hillsborough 18
20 April Hunter Valley Non Sporting Utility Club CH Hillsborough 18
24 April Shoalhaven Dog Training Club Inc AT/JT Nowra 26
2 May 25 April
The Golden Retriever Club of NSW Inc OT/RATG Orchard Hills 24
20 April Hunter Valley Non Sporting Utility Club CH Hillsborough 18
20 April Morisset & District Kennel Club CH Hillsborough 18
8 May 2 May DOGS NSW Library & Archives Committee CH Orchard Hills 15
9 May 3 May Ladies Kennel Associations of NSW CH Orchard Hills 13
14 May 12 May Lake Macquarie All Breeds Kennel Club CH Hillsborough 16
15 May 1 May Central Coast Dog Obedience Training Club OT Kincumber 23
12 May Cessnock Dog Club CH Hillsborough 17
12 May Lake Macquarie All Breeds Kennel Club CH Hillsborough 16
16 May 12 May Cessnock Dog Club CH Hillsborough 17
22 May 7 May
Greater Western All Breeds Obed & Agility Club OT/TO Bathurst 24
5 May Manilla & District Kennel Club Inc CH Kootingal 14
23 May 17 May Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of NSW Inc Open Orchard Hills 13
7 May Greater Western All Breeds Obed & Agility Club OT/TO Bathurst 24
5 May Manilla & District Kennel Club Inc CH Kootingal 14
28 May 25 May Newcastle & Northern District Kennel Club CH Hillsborough 20
29 May 12 May Newcastle All Breeds Dog Training Club Inc OT/RO/RATG Hillsborough 25
25 May Newcastle & Northern District Kennel Club CH Hillsborough 20
27 May Newcastle Terrier & Toy Club CH Hillsborough 19
24 May The Northern Gundog Society of NSW CH Hillsborough 21
30 May 12 May Newcastle All Breeds Dog Training Club Inc OT/RO/RATG Hillsborough 25
25 May Newcastle & Northern District Kennel Club CH Hillsborough 20
5 June 31 May Mid North Coast Canine Club Inc CH Taree 19
6 June 31 May Mid North Coast Canine Club Inc CH Taree 19
12 June 4 June Grafton Dog Obedience Club Inc
AT/JT Grafton 24
28 May Oxley Dog Training Club Inc OT/RO/Trick/RATG Tamworth 25
13 June 8 June
Aust Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog Club of NSW Inc
4 June Grafton Dog Obedience Club Inc
CH Orchard Hills 12
AT/JT Grafton 24
28 May Oxley Dog Training Club Inc OT/RO/Trick/RATG Tamworth 25
14 June 9 June Cattle, Kelpie, BC & GSD Dog Club
CH Orchard Hills 13
7 June The Collie Club of NSW Inc CH Orchard Hills 13
8 June The Utility Dog Club of NSW Inc CH Orchard Hills 21
19 June 5 June
19 June 15 June
The Schnauzer Club of NSW Inc
OT/RO/Trick Orchard Hills 26
Coonabarabran Kennel Club Inc CH Gunnedah 14
19 June 4 June Hawkesbury Dog Agility Club Inc AT/JT Claredon 25
20 June 30 May
Blacktown Kennel & Training Club Inc OT Blacktown 22
15 June Coonabarabran Kennel Club Inc CH Gunnedah 14
4 June Hawkesbury Dog Agility Club Inc AT/JT Claredon 25
26 June 11 June
The Schnauzer Club of NSW Inc
AT/JT Orchard Hills 26
27 June 11 June Central Coast Dog Obedience Training Club Inc AT/JT Kincumber 22
18 June Deer Bush Dog Training Club Inc OT/RO Orchard Hills 23
17 July 12 July
Bernese Mountain Dog Club of NSW CH Orchard Hills 12
At its meeting on 10 February 2021, the Board of Directors resolved that ANKC Ltd Regulations be incorporated into “ALL” DOGS NSW Regulations and the cover page of each of those DOGS NSW Regulations be amended to reflect this decision and include a link to the specific ANKC Ltd Regulation.
At its meeting on 10 February 2021, the Board resolved to amend DOGS NSW Regulations Part V-Judges, Clauses 20.1B & 20.1C, in relation to Obedience Trials as follows:-
CLAUSE 20.1B
Currently reads:-
20.1B At an Obedience Trial:-
(i) 7 exhibits per hour in a Novice or Community Companion Dog Class with a maximum of 40 exhibits.
(ii) 6 exhibits per hour in an Open Class with a maximum of 35 exhibits
(iii) 5 exhibits per hour in a Utility Dog or Utility Dog Excellent Class with a maximum of 30 exhibits.
(iv) Where a judge is contracted to judge multiple classes the maximum number of entries will not exceed 30.
(v) Novice plus Community Companion Dog, and Utility plus Utility Dog Excellent are to be regarded as multiple classes.
(vi) At an evening trial: The number of exhibits to be judged is to be estimated so that the trial and presentations are concluded prior to 12 midnight.
To read:-
20.1B At an Obedience Trial
(i) 7 9 exhibits per hour in a Novice or Community Companion Dog Class with maximum of 40 exhibits per day.
(ii) 6 exhibits per hour in a Novice Class with a maximum of 35 exhibits per day
(iii) 6 5 exhibits per hour in an Open Class with a maximum of 25 exhibits per day
(iv) 5 4 exhibits per hour in a Utility Dog or Utility Dog Excellent Class with a maximum of 30 20 per day
(v) 3 exhibits per hour in a Utility Dog Excellent Class with a maximum of 15 per day
(vi) Where a judge is contracted to judge multiple classes the maximum number of exhibits will not exceed 30 25 per class
(v) Novice plus Community Companion Dog, and Utility plus Utility Dog Excellent are to be regarded as multiple classes.
(vi) At an evening trial: The number of exhibits to be judged is to be estimated so that the trial and presentations are concluded prior to 12 midnight.
(vii) Where a multiple class is Utility plus Utility Dog Excellent the maximum number of exhibits will not exceed 15 per class
CLAUSE 20.1C
Currently reads:-
20.1C At a Rally Obedience Trial:-
(i) Where judging one Class a maximum of 70 exhibits (ii) Where judging two classes a maximum of 60 exhibits (iii) Where judging three classes a maximum of 50 exhibits (iv) Where judging a combination of Obedience and Rally Obedience classes a maximum of 30 dogs
(v) At an evening trial: the number of exhibits to be judged is to be estimated so that the trial and presentations are concluded prior to 12 midnight
To read:-
20.1C
At a Rally Obedience Trial:-
(i) Where judging one Class a maximum of 70 exhibits
(ii) Where judging two classes a maximum of 60 exhibits (iii) Where judging three classes a maximum of 50 exhibits (iv) Where judging a combination of Obedience and Rally Obedience classes a maximum of 30 dogs
(v) At an evening trial: the number of exhibits to be judged is to be estimated so that the trial and presentations are concluded prior to 12 midnight
(i) 15 exhibits per hour in a Novice Rally Class with a maximum of 40 exhibits per day
(ii) 15 exhibits per hour in an Advanced Rally Class with a maximum of 40 exhibits per day
(iii) 12 exhibits per hour in an Excellent Rally Class with a maximum of 40 exhibits per day (iv) 12 exhibits per hour in a Master Rally Class with a maximum of 40 exhibits per day
(v) Where a Judge is contracted to Judge multiple Rally Classes the maximum numbers of exhibits will not exceed 25
(vi) Where a Judge is contracted to Judge Rally and Obedience Classes the number of exhibits will not exceed 25.
(vii) At an evening trial the number of exhibits is to be estimated so that the trial and presentations are concluded prior to midnight.
DOGS NSW REGULATIONS PART IV-JUDGES, SECTION 4: Judging Appointments – Judging at Recognised Shows, Clause 4.2
At its meeting on 10 February 2021, the Board resolved to amend DOGS NSW Regulations Part V-Judges, Clauses 4.2(a)(i) & (ii), as follows:-
Currently reads: 4.2 A Judge who has judged a Breed or Breeds or Classes of Breed or Breeds (other than Special Prize Classes) at a Show recognised by any Member Body of ANKC shall not, (except in Classes of Special Prizes) or, otherwise with the prior written consent of the Board of Directors):-
(a) Judge the same Breed or Breeds or Classes of the same Breed or Breeds of dogs at another Show held in NSW within 200 kilometres by the shortest road of the first mentioned Show sooner than three (3) months thereafter. (The distance reference to be taken from https://www.google.com/maps). This Regulation applies to Judges Contracts received before 1 July 2020 and does not apply in the case of a person who has been appointed as an Emergency Judge. (08/19)
(i) Judge the same Breed or Breeds or Classes of the same Breed or Breeds of dogs at another Show held in NSW within 250 kilometres by the shortest road of the first mentioned Show sooner than four (4) months thereafter. (The distance reference to be taken from https://www.google.com/maps). This Regulation applies to Judges Contracts received by the Office of DOGS NSW after 1 July 2020 and does not apply in the case of a person who has been appointed as an Emergency Judge. (02/20)
Be amended to read:
4.2 A Judge who has judged a Breed or Breeds or Classes of Breed or Breeds (other than Special Prize Classes) at a Show recognised by any Member Body of ANKC shall not, (except in Classes of Special Prizes) or, otherwise with the prior written consent of the Board of Directors):-
(a) Judge the same Breed or Breeds or Classes of the same Breed or Breeds of dogs at another Show held in NSW within 200 kilometres by the shortest road of the first mentioned Show sooner than three (3) months thereafter. (The distance reference to be taken from https://www.google.com/maps).
This Regulation applies to Judges Contracts received before 1 July 2020 and does not apply in the case of a person who has been appointed as an Emergency Judge. (08/19)
(a) (i) Judge the same Breed or Breeds or Classes of the same Breed or Breeds of dogs at another Show held in NSW within 250 kilometres by the shortest road of the first mentioned Show sooner than four (4) months thereafter. (The distance reference to be taken from https://www.google.com/maps). This Regulation applies to Judges Contracts received by the Office of DOGS NSW after 1 July 2020 and does not apply in the case of a person who has been appointed as an Emergency Judge. (02/20)
(ii) Judge the same Breed or Breeds or Classes of the same Breed or Breeds of dogs at another Show held in NSW within 200 kilometres by the shortest road of the first mentioned Show sooner than three (3) months thereafter. (The distance reference to be taken from https://www.google.com/maps). This Regulation applies to Shows held before 31 December 2021 and does not apply in the case of a person who has been appointed as an Emergency Judge. (02/21)
The Executive Committee approved an amendment to DOGS NSW Regulations Part XIII-Code of Ethics, Clause 4, as follows:-
Currently Reads:-
4. A Member commits to compliance with both the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1979 and the Companion Animals Act 1998 and their related Regulations as well as to the NSW Animal Welfare Code of Practice – Breeding Dogs and Cats.
Be amended to read as follows:-
4. A Member commits to compliance with both the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1979 and the Companion Animals Act 1998 and their related Regulations, so far as those Acts and Regulations relate to animal cruelty and welfare, provided that a member is not required to commit to comply with as well as to the NSW Animal Welfare Code of Practice - Breeding Dogs and Cats until it is substantially updated
At its meeting on 10 February 2021, the Board of Directors confirmed that Affiliates are not able to restrict the entry to their Shows/Trials, etc, to “Online Only
Royal New South Wales Canine Council Limited (RNSWCC Ltd)
ACN 062 962 118
Trading as DOGS NSW TIMETABLE - NOMINATION FOR ELECTIONS
At the 2021 Annual General Meeting of RNSWCC Ltd, five (5) members of the Board of Directors will retire by rotation pursuant to the provisions of the Constitution of RNSWCC Ltd. Accordingly, the Board has resolved to call for nominations to fill the said vacancies.
The successful nominees shall each be elected for a term commencing at the conclusion of the 2021 Annual General Meeting of RNSWCC Ltd and expiring at the conclusion of the first Annual General Meeting held more than 30 months thereafter.
These five (5) positions are to be elected from the following Regions:One (1) representative from the Metropolitan Region One (1) representative from the Hunter Region One (1) representative from the Illawarra & South Eastern Region One (1) representative from the Northern Region One (1) representative from the Southern Region
Retiring Directors are eligible to nominate for these positions provided that they continue to comply with the requirements set out in the following paragraph.
Members seeking election will be required to reside in the Region for which they seek to represent and will also be required to be full financial members of RNSWCC Ltd. It will be necessary to be nominated by two (2) full financial members of RNSWCC Ltd who also must reside in the same Region.
Nomination forms are available from RNSWCC Ltd, PO Box 632 St Marys NSW 1790, or secretary@dogsnsw.org.au
Nominations must be lodged with the Secretary of RNSWCC Ltd at the Company’s registered office, 44 Luddenham Road, Orchard Hills, on or before 3.00pm Friday 4 June 2021. Nominations may be posted to reach the Company’s registered office on or before the closing time.
Nominations must include the full name, address and telephone numbers (both home and business) of the nominee and accompanied by a resume and photograph as described on the RNSWCC Ltd official nomination form.
Each full financial member of RNSWCC Ltd will be eligible to vote for the candidate/s in the Region in which they reside.
Please Note: Associate, Junior Members and Affiliates of RNSWCC Ltd are not entitled to vote.
Members seeking election should also note that the Board of Directors meets at The Bill Spilstead Complex for Canine Affairs, 44 Luddenham Road, Orchard Hills, on the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Each meeting commences at 2.00pm and generally concludes at 6.30pm.
NOMINEES RESUMES and photographs (if submitted) will be published in the DOGS NSW July 2021 Magazine.
BALLOT PAPERS will be inserted in the July 2021 Magazine and voting will close at 12 noon on Friday 6 August 2021 (with the count on Saturday 7 August 2021 at Orchard Hills).
Albury & Border Kennel Club Inc Championship Show & Obedience
Trial to be conducted on 2 May 2021 will be holding 3-6 mths, 6-12 mths & Veteran Sweepstakes. Mr M Morse (VIC) will judge 6-12 mths & Veteran S/stakes and Mr J Black (NSW) will judge 3-6 mths S/stakes.
Corowa & District Kennel Club Championship Show & Obedience
Trial to be conducted on 1 May 2021 will be holding 3-6 mth, 6-12 mths & Veteran Sweepstakes. Mr M Morse (VIC) will judge 3-6 mths S/stakes and Mr J Black (NSW) will judge 6-12 mths & Veteran S/stakes.
The Hills Dog Club Inc Championship Show will be at the Castle Hill Showground on Saturday 24th April 2021.
The Port Macquarie Dog Club Inc Trial to be conducted on 15 & 16 May 2021 will be using K9 Entries as their online entry provider.
Attention Obedience and Rally Judges
Obedience: Fouling. “A dog which fouls the ring at any time while it is under the control of the Judge must be disqualified.” Therefore, the Obedience and Tracking Judges Committee maintain that on being disqualified the dog must leave the ring immediately, as is the case in Rally.
Rally: “ A dog that has been non-qualified for fouling the ring shall immediately be excused.”
DOGS NSW Board of Directors meet on the second Wednesday of each month commencing at 2.00pm in the Amenities Building, The Bill Spilstead Complex for Canine Affairs, 44 Luddenham Rd, Orchard Hills.
As meetings of the Board are subject to change, as a guide only, “In Camera” matters are generally discussed between 2.00-4.30pm and following that, the meeting is opened to all members. Members interested in attending any Board meeting should confirm times with the Office prior to attending.
The Agenda for Board meetings closes on the “27th day of each month” – any items received from members or affiliates after that date will be held over to the next month. The Agenda for each meeting is available on the day to members who attend the meetings. If, however, a member would like to receive, by post, a hard copy of the Agenda for a Board meeting, they should forward to the Office a stamped self addressed envelope marked “Board Agenda”.
The Minutes of Board Meetings are available on the DOGS NSW Website at http://www.dogsnsw.org.au/board-updates
MINUTES of the Annual General Meeting of Members held Wednesday 30 November 2020 at 7.30pm in the Amenities Building, The Bill Spilstead Complex for Canine Affairs, 44 Luddenham Road, Orchard Hills.
PRESENT Dr K Hedberg BVSc President
Mrs L Brown Senior Vice President
Mr J Sheppard Vice President
Mrs L Brand Vice President
Mr M Arthur Vice President
Mrs C Rafton Director
Mrs N Keck Director
Miss V Etherington OAM Director
Mr R Britten Director
Mr G Spagnolo Director
Mr E Pickering Director
Mr P Cutler Director
Mr R Harbin Director
Mrs V Gagan-Wilson Company Secretary
Mr A Khamis Operations Manager
A total of 32 Members present, a list of whom appears in the Minute Book and which includes the above Directors.
2. APOLOGIES Mr K Keck DOGS NSW Member
Mr T Long DOGS NSW Member
MOVED D Smith SECONDED R Duffy
THAT the apologies be received.
1. CONFIRMATION OF THE MINUTES
MOVED K Griffin
CARRIED
SECONDED S Oliver
THAT the Minutes of the Annual General Meeting of Members held 6 November 2019, published in the April 2020 Gazette, be confirmed
CARRIED
The President reported to the meeting as follows:-
As my first year of being President, I have to call it as the Queen once did, an Annus Horribilis. It was a year starting with droughts followed by months of fires, then floods and finally pandemics. While I am not an overly religious person, it has been a year of biblical proportions!
Late last year we saw the tail end of the drought followed by months of fires coming down from the north and eventually going all the way down to Victoria. Many of the later fires were coastal, while earlier fires were more inland on both sides of the Blue Mountains, and a total of over 5 million hectares in NSW alone was burn out.
Thirteen (13) DOGS NSW members had their homes burnt down while many more were lucky to escape with more minor damage to fences and sheds, due to the great service from the rural firefighters. Although, thankfully, no one lost their lives, unfortunately, a few dogs were lost in areas where the fires were moving extremely rapidly.
The RNSWCC Health & Welfare Charity Ltd was able to assist with some immediate funds for those that were burnt out as well as assisting with dog bedding and dog food supplies. Royal Canin was very generous with several large donations of dog food, which was dispersed into several collection areas throughout the State. Senior Vice President, Lyn Brown, with her husband on one trip, and our Operations Manager, Anthony Khamis, on another trip, managed to move supplies out west, as well as down south - their efforts were truly appreciated.
No sooner than the worst of the fires eased off, the opposite problem arose – flooding. At least this stopped the last of the fires, but as the ground was so dry there was lots of run off and flooding occurred very rapidly. Luckily there were very few members seriously affected by this event. This occurred in early to mid-February. The flood effects on DOGS NSW grounds were quite severe with the majority of the internal and external fences being totally destroyed. Luckily the sheep had been sold in December, due to lack of feed from the drought, or else they would not have survived the flood event.
Barely a month later came the initial COVID-19 lockdown on 12 March 2020. This was the “official” start of the Pandemic. We were all locked down for 6 weeks, with dog shows and events halted immediately. Dog people, in pursuing their hobby, moving from place to place, sometimes doing 2-3 shows per weekend, are the ideal vectors for spreading disease, particularly viral respiratory diseases. Added to that, the average age of our members places large numbers of us in the “vulnerable category”, ie, the odds of those who do catch the virus and subsequently dying from it is quite high.
Since that time, the NSW Health Department had managed to stabilise the COVID situation several times and we were getting hopeful of returning to shows when “WHAM”, in late July, Victoria exploded into a second wave. NSW just missed getting a second lockdown. I highly commend the NSW Health Department’s tracking teams for the excellent level of control we have managed to achieve in this State.
At time of writing (late August), the situation appears to be stable, so we will once again try and venture out to Shows and other events. These will be of a slightly different format for the foreseeable future, particularly for All Breeds Shows where Group starting times may need to be staggered.
On the political side, there have been several developments that affect DOGS NSW. The major one is finally getting the lease extension on the DOGS NSW grounds from the Government. The lease has been extended by 20 years to 2058 and the amount of land we have been able to retain is quite large with the added ability to share a few areas when needed. Many thanks to Senior Vice President, Lynette Brown, and the Media & Government Legislation Committee, in particular Brian Crump, for all their hard work to push this through. Further, the Government has agreed to set up the external fences (dog proof) around the new boundaries. Hopefully, this may well have started by the time of this meeting.
The Animal Welfare Laws review is still ongoing. This is reviewing POCTA as well as the Exhibition and Research of Animals Acts and trying to combine them with similar basic ethics towards establishing a minimal standard of care as the basis across all 3 Acts. This is a slight turn around but a more sensible way to look at welfare, where previously it was punitive based.
DOGS NSW has put in a submission to this Review which included the need for an Ombudsman to be used where there are issues with the Welfare agencies, rather than the current situation of no avenue for redress. This motion has already been accepted and we are looking forward to further input into developing the Codes of Practice for the Breeding of Dogs and Cats. The Government Working Party has been actively involving us (and listening!) at the various stages of this review.
Furthermore, the Government has been assisting with various payments to cover the COVID lock down, sufficiently that we have survived the crisis still in a reasonably good financial position. Chair of the Finance Committee, Senior Vice President, Lynette Brown, will cover this much more extensively in her financial report. I commend all her efforts in tirelessly managing limited funds and looking at the long term financial stability of the Company.
The Board has approved various improvements across the grounds which include the replacement of damaged ring covers, new lawn mower, new computers replacing old IT equipment that was over nine (9) years old - again these will be discussed in the Senior Vice President’s financial report.
The Office has been working extremely well, even through the difficult COVID situation. All of the staff worked part time in the initial lockdown and we are now back to reasonably normal conditions although still on reduced hours. The majority of the work with registrations, etc, can be done online. The Reception has been closed during those times when the COVID risk was high. There are a few members that are not comfortable using technology to conduct business and prefer to deal directly with the Office staff. This can be done when the COVID situation is stable.
I would like to thank both the Company Secretary, Virginia Gagan-Wilson, and the Operations Manager, Anthony Khamis, very much for their support throughout the year for the “Rookie President”. They have made the job much easier, with all the many ins and outs of dealing with the effective running of DOGS NSW. They are both very competent individuals who dovetail their activities fairly seamlessly. The Office is working well and is now a very productive atmosphere. I thank all the hardworking Staff members who are always very cheerful and helpful to the members. DOGS NSW has the fastest turn around for registrations in the country which has been at zero days for almost 24 months, ie, applications received in the morning are processed and sent out the same day in most cases. Congratulations to all!
The Research & Education Centre continues to be given some wonderful books and canine objects that are irreplaceable. Members should take the time to look through the Library building once shows recommence. Director Nancy Keck and her hardworking Committee have been cataloguing and arranging the objects and it looks amazing. Many thanks for all their hard work.
Despite all the troubles during the year with disrupted lectures, shows, etc, the Conformation Judges Training Committee and CJEP Examinations Committee managed to get through the required lectures and examinations. The vast majority of the Candidates (well over 70%) passed – Congratulations to those people. The practical side of the course has had to be delayed until February 2021, to allow fields nights, critique writing and the practical judging requirements to be completed. Many thanks for the hard work of Directors Russell Britten, John Shepherd and all the Group Co-ordinators for getting through this difficult time successfully.
We are still trying to get the National Business System up and running. It has finally been passed, in principal, but many of the finer points still need to be sorted. This will result in a much improved online and technology experience for our Members.
RFG – the Respiratory Function Grading System developed by Cambridge University has just been accepted by the ANKC. The exact points of how this will work and the training of Assessors, etc, is still being sorted out in conjunction with The Kennel Club and Ms Jane Ladlow, The Kennel Club’s Chief Assessor. We are also conferring with the New Zealand Kennel Club who has also accepted the System to see what teething issues there might be. This has been accepted by quite a few countries and is backed by the FCI. Initially, this will be for French and British Bulldogs as well as Pugs. Other Brachycephalic breeds will be looked at to be included over time.
In closing, may I thank the Board for all its help and support in a very difficult year. We have weathered the disasters and pandemic and still came out in a good state. Much of this good management is as a result of the strong background work done by the previous President. I inherited a financially strong Company and well balanced and well run Office which, together with a hard working Board, has seen us come through successfully in these unprecedented times.
MOVED P Cutler
SECONDED D Harbin
THAT the report of the Chairman, as published in the 2018/2019 RNSWCC Ltd Annual Report, be received.
The Company Secretary reported to the meeting as follows:-
Australian National Kennel Council Ltd
The RNSWCC Representative at the Annual General Meeting held on 19 October 2019 was Mrs L Brown and the Directors appointed by RNSWCC were Mrs L Brown and Mr J Sheppard. Mr J Sheppard was unable to attend the meeting on 19 October 2019 and Dr K Hedberg BVSc attended the meeting as an Observer.
Mrs L Brown and Dr K Hedberg BVSc attended the Board Meeting held on 19 & 20 October 2019. Dr K Hedberg BVSc was appointed as Alternate Director as Mr J Sheppard was unable to attend. Mr A Khamis, DOGS NSW Operations Manager also attended the meeting to assist in discussion on the ANKC Ltd National Business System.
Mrs L Brown attended the Special Board Meeting held on 8 & 9 February 2020, as did Dr K Hedberg BVSc, having been appointed a Director in November 2019.
Mrs L Brown was a Director for the whole of the year, ie, June 2019 to June 2020, Mr J Sheppard was a Director from June 2019 to November 2019 , with Dr K Hedberg BVSc being an Alternate Director for the October 2019 Board meeting and as a Director for the Special Board Meeting specified above.
The following new Affiliates were approved for the year ended 30 June 2020:-
• The Boston Terrier Club of Metropolitan NSW Inc – September 2019
• Kangal Shepherd Dog Club of NSW Inc – February 2020
• NSW Country British Bulldog Club – April 2020
• Northern United Cocker Club of NSW – July 2020
During the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020, the RNSWCC received 42 new complaints which proceeded to the Chair of the DOGS NSW Disputes Assessment Panel, with the following outcomes:-
• 19 Declined
• 12 Proceeded to Inquiry
• NIL Appeals
• 3 Still Under Investigation
• NIL Proceeded to Mediation
• 8 Withdrawn
• 0 Dismissed
Judges Training Schemes were conducted/are in progress for the following disciplines:-
• Conformation
• Obedience & Tracking (suspended as @ 11 April 2020)
• Retrieving & Field Trial
• Sled Sports
The name, qualifications and experience of the person who has occupied the position of Secretary of the Company during the year are:-
• Mrs Virginia Gagan-Wilson (since 2014): Company Secretary RNSWCC (trading as DOGS NSW).
Previous experience in high level PA/Executive Assistant and Secretarial positions with State & Local Governments, DOGS NSW CEO from 2014 to 2019.
MOVED K Griffin
SECONDED D Smith
THAT the report of the Company Secretary, as published in the 2019/2020 RNSWCC Ltd Annual Report, be received.
MOVED S Donaldson
CARRIED
SECONDED R Duffy
THAT the reports of the Directors, as published in the 2019/2020 RNSWCC Ltd Annual Report, be received.
CARRIED
5. CONSIDERATION OF FINANCIAL REPORT – FOR THE YEAR-END 30 JUNE 2020
The Financial Report for the year end 30 June 2020, as published in the 2019/2020 RNSWCC Ltd Annual Report, was considered by the meeting.
MOVED H Gent OAM
SECONDED D Harbin
THAT the Financial Report for the year end 30 June 2020, as published in the 2019/2020 RNSWCC Ltd Annual Report, be received.
CARRIED
6. NOTICES OF MOTION - NIL
9. MEETING CLOSED 8.0
Annual General Meeting of
New South Wales Canine Council Limited will be held on
November 2021
the
of
Bill Spilstead Complex for Canine Affairs,
Luddenham Road,
on
Hills, commencing at 7.30pm.
above meeting must be in the
no later than
August 2021.
Open Show
Gundog
1 Dobermann Club of NSW Inc (-) 0405 155 965 CH
2 Alaskan Malamute Club of NSW 0423 095 727 CH
2 American Cocker Spaniel Club of NSW Inc 0431 985 628 CH
2 American Staffordshire Terrier Club of NSW (-) 0429 599 530 CH
2 Australian Stockdog Club of NSW 0408 771 515 HT
2 Basset Griffon Vendeen Club of NSW Inc 0459 169 096 CH
2 Borzoi Club of NSW 0417 414 702 CH
2 Dachshund Club of NSW Inc 02 4872 4655 CH
2 Gordon Setter Club of NSW Inc (-) 02 9449 6245 CH/DS
2 Irish Wolfhound Club of NSW Inc (-) 02 6337 9607 CH
2 Jack Russell Terrier Club of NSW Inc (Feb) 0427 020 203 CH/DS
2 Lagotto Romagnolo Club 0418 966 336 CH
2 Lhasa Apso Club of NSW Inc 0425 807 519 CH
2 Northern Districts Rottweiler Club of NSW Inc (Feb) 0428 909 072 CH/OT
2 Saluki Club of NSW Inc (-) 0419 484 914 CH
2 Siberian Husky Club of NSW 02 6574 5420 CH
2 Sporting Spaniel Society of NSW (-) 0428 003 181 CH/DS
2 The Tibetan Spaniel Club of NSW 02 6382 5520 CH
2 Weimaraner Club 0414 621 181 CH
2 Western Districts Boxer Club of NSW Inc 0418 604 474 CH
2 Whippet Club of NSW (Feb) 0413 014 803 CH
3 Afghan Hound Club of NSW (Feb) 0414 833 463 CH
3 American Cocker Spaniel Club of NSW Inc (-) 0431 985 628 CH
3 American Staffordshire Terrier Club of NSW (-) 0429 599 530 CH
3 Armidale Dog Training Club 0421 575 634 AT/JT
3 Australian Kelpie Club of NSW Inc (-) 0413 237 649 CH
3 Australian Shepherd Association of NSW Inc (Feb) 0413 684 701 CH/OT/R-OT
3 Basset Hound Club of NSW Inc 0412 367 329 CH
3 Beagle Club of NSW Inc 0412 177 718 CH
3 Boxer Club of NSW 0474 229 843 CH/DS
3 Bull Terrier Club Inc (NSW) (Feb) 0406 545 824 CH
3 Bullmastiff Club of NSW Inc (Mar) 0401 949 446 CH
3 Chihuahua Club of NSW Inc (-) 0419 484 914 CH/OPEN
3 Dalmatian Club of NSW Inc (-) 0425 285 205 CH
3 Dobermann Club of NSW Inc 0405 155 965 CH
3 English Setter Club of NSW Inc (-) 0411 151 639 CH
3 Flat Face Toy Dog & Tibetan Spaniel Association of NSW (Feb) 02 9686 2341 CH
3 German Shepherd Dog League NSW Inc (Feb) 02 4730 4013 CH
3 Irish Setter Association of NSW Inc 0413 882 432 CH
3 Italian Greyhound Club of NSW 0419 018 457 CH
3 Keeshond Club of NSW 0414 939 196 CH/DS
3 Lagotto Romagnolo Club of NSW Inc 0418 966 336 CH
3 Northern Districts Rottweiler Club of NSW Inc (Feb) 0428 909 072 CH
3 Novocastrian Dachshund Club of NSW Inc 0412 798 251 CH
3 Pointer Club of NSW (-) 0419 046 140 CH
3 Schipperke Association of NSW 0407 282 425 CH
3 Setter Club of NSW (-) 0433 246 292 CH
3 Siberian Husky Club of NSW (Feb) 02 6574 5420 CH
3 Sighthound Association (Mar) 0447 313 49 0 CH
3 Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Breed Club of NSW Inc 02 4925 3875 CH
3 The Saint Bernard Club Inc 0415 354 958 CH/EV
3 The Tibetan Spaniel Club of NSW 02 6382 5520 CH
Show held over multiple days
4 Armidale Dog Training Club 0421 575 634 AT/JT
4 Australian Silky Terrier Association of NSW (-) 0411 270 768 CH
4 Australian Terrier Club of NSW Inc (-) 02 9623 4946 CH
4 Basset Hound Club of NSW Inc 0412 367 329 CH
4 Beagle Club of NSW Inc 0412 177 718 CH
4 Borzoi Club of NSW 0417 414 702 CH
4 Boxer Club of NSW 0474 229 843 CH
4 Bull Terrier Club Inc (NSW) (Feb) 0406 545 824 CH
4 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of NSW Inc (Mar) 0411 222 889 CH
4 Chihuahua Club of NSW Inc 0419 484 914 CH
4 Chinese Crested Club of NSW 0438 239 008 CH/DS
4 Country NSW Jack Russell Terrier Club 0412 078 536 CH
4 Dachshund Club of NSW Inc 02 4872 4655 CH
4 English Springer Spaniel Association of NSW Inc (-) 0412 383 305 CH
4 Finnish Lapphund Club of NSW Inc 0490 678 734 CH
4 Great Dane Club of NSW Inc (Feb) 0449 251 761 CH
4 Hungarian Vizsla Club of NSW Inc (Feb) 0413 767 110 CH
4 Italian Greyhound Club of NSW 0419 018 457 CH
4 Jack Russell Terrier Club of NSW Inc 0427 020 203 CH
4 Japanese Shiba Inu & Akita Club Of NSW INC 0415 354 958 CH
4 Lagotto Romagnolo Club (-) 0418 966 336 CH
4 Northern Districts Rottweiler Club of NSW Inc (Feb) 0428 909 072 CH
4 NSW Samoyed Club 0421 631 742 CH
4 Papillon (Dog) Club of NSW Inc (-) CH/DS
4 Pointer Club of NSW (-) 0419 046 140 CH
4 Pug Dog Club of NSW Inc (Feb) 0413 242 243 CH
4 Saluki Club of NSW Inc (-) 0419 484 914 LC
4 Scottish Terrier Club Inc (Feb) 02 4244 5255 CH
4 Shetland Sheepdog Club of NSW Inc 02 4677 2194 OT
4 Smooth Fox Terrier Association of NSW 02 4822 0151 CH
4 West Highland White Terrier Club of NSW (-) 02 9622 7413 CH
4 Whippet Club of NSW (Feb) 0413 014 803 CH
5 Northern Districts Rottweiler Club of NSW Inc (Feb) 0428 909 072 CH
7 German Shorthaired Pointer Society (NSW) Inc 0422 259 961 CH
9 Stroud Show Association Inc 0457 744 164 CH
10 Border Collie Club of NSW Inc (-) 0438 084 351 CH/OT/R-OT/AT/JT
10 Broken Hill All Breeds Obedience Dog Club (-) 0447 215 596 OT
The Boston Terrier Club of Metropolitan NSW Inc 0403 013 305 CH
10 Yorkshire Terrier Club of NSW (-) 0419 484 914 CH
11 Bethungra & Illabo District Kennel Club 0437 692 078 CH
11 Broken Hill All Breeds Obedience Dog Club (-) 0447 215 596 OT/R-OT
16 Deniliquin & District Kennel Club Inc (-) 02 6041 2609 CH
16 DOGS NSW Agility Committee 02 9834 3022 AT/JT
17 Deniliquin & District Kennel Club Inc (-) 02 6041 2609 CH
Macksville Nambucca River Agricultural Association Ltd 02 6568 6285 CH
Parkes & District Kennel Club Inc (Mar) 0427 624 984 AT/JT
St George District Kennel Club (Feb) 02 9773 9704 CH
Deniliquin & District Kennel Club Inc (-) 02 6041 2609 CH
DOGS NSW Dances With DOGS Committee (-) 02 9634 4753 DWD
Parkes & District Kennel Club Inc (Mar) 0427 624 984 AT/JT
Metro Mid Week Dog Training Club Inc (Feb) 0410 035 667 OT/R-OT
Grafton Dog Obedience Club (-) 0429 992 858 TT
Gunnedah & District Kennel Club Inc (Mar) 0428 119 391 CH
Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association (Mar) 02 4577 6200 CH
Grafton Dog Obedience Club
0429 992 858
24 Gunnedah & District Kennel Club Inc (Mar) 0428 119 391 CH
24 Hills Dog Club Inc (Mar) CH
24 Kyeamba Kennel & Training Club Inc (Feb) 0401 499 818 AT/JT
24 Labrador Retriever Club of NSW Inc (-) 0439 842 161 RT
24 New England Ladies Kennel Club (Mar) 0428 383 304 CH
25 Bearded Collie Club of NSW 02 9521 2005 OPEN
25 County of Cumberland Kennel Association (Mar) 02 9773 9767 CH
25 Grafton Dog Obedience Club 0428 119 391 CH
25 Grafton Dog Obedience Club (-) 0429 992 858 TT
25 Gunnedah & District Kennel Club Inc (Mar) 0428 119 391 CH
25 Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association (Mar) 02 4577 6200 AT/JT
25 Kyeamba Kennel & Training Club Inc (Feb) 0401 499 818 AT/JT
25 Labrador Retriever Club of NSW Inc (-) 0439 842 161 RT
25 Northern Suburbs Dog Training Club Inc (Feb) 0418 200 180 OT/R-OT
30 Albion Park Kennel Club Inc (Feb) 0406 793 636 CH
30 Bathurst A H & P Association Inc (Mar) 02 6331 3175 OT/R-OT
30 DOGS NSW Northern Region (Coastal) 02 9834 3022 CH
30 DOGS NSW Illawarra & South Eastern Region (Feb) 0438 148 911 CH
30 Hunter Kennel Club Inc (Apr) 0428 184 408 CH
30 Morisset & District Kennel Club Inc (Apr) 0428 184 408 CH & CH/EV
1 Albion Park Kennel Club Inc (Feb) 0406 793 636 CH
1 Bathurst A H & P Association Inc (Mar) 02 6331 3175 CH
1 Clarence Dog Sports Inc (Mar) 0416 252 445 OT/R-OT/Trick Dog
1 Corowa All Breeds Kennel Club (Mar) 0456 097 491 CH/OT
1 DOGS NSW Northern Region (Coastal) 02 9834 3022 CH
1 Hunter Kennel Club Inc (Apr) 0428 184 408 CH & CH/EV
1 Hunter Valley Non-Sporting & Utility Dog Club (Apr) 0428 184 408 CH
1 DOGS NSW Illawarra & South Eastern Region (Feb) 0438 148 911 CH
1 Port Stephens Dog Sports Club Inc (Mar) 0413 638 341 OT
1 Shoalhaven Dog Training Club Inc (Apr) 0402 349 368 AT/JT
2 Albion Park Kennel Club Inc (Feb) 0406 793 636 CH
2 Albury & Border Kennel Club Inc (Mar) 0431 035 089 CH/OT
2 Bathurst A H & P Association Inc (Mar) 02 6331 3175 CH
2 Clarence Dog Sports Inc (Mar) 0416 252 445 OT/R-OT/Trick Dog
2 DOGS NSW Northern Region (Coastal) 02 9834 3022 CH
2 Golden Retriever Club of NSW Inc (Apr) 0414 761 870 OT/RATG
2 Hunter Valley Non-Sporting & Utility Dog Club (Apr) 0428 184 408 CH
2 DOGS NSW Illawarra & South Eastern Region (Feb) 0438 148 911 CH
2 Morisset & District Kennel Club Inc (Apr) 0428 184 408 CH
8 Bathurst & District Kennel Club Inc (Mar) 0437 169 985 CH/DS
8 Cessnock Dog Club (-) 0408 304 482 AT/JT
8 Cootamundra All Breeds Kennel Club Inc (-) 0427 424 164 CH/OPEN
8 Country NSW Jack Russell Terrier Club (Feb) 0412 078 536 CH
8 DOGS NSW Library & Archives Committee Show (Apr) 02 9834 3022 CH/DS
8 Hills Dog Club Inc (Mar) 02 4506 1000 OT/R-OT
8 West of the Divide Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club of NSW Inc (-) 02 4782 9600 CH
9 Bathurst & District Kennel Club Inc (Mar) 0437 169 985 CH
9 Cessnock Dog Club (-) 0408 304 482
9 Cootamundra All Breeds Kennel Club Inc (-) 0427 424 164 CH
9 Country NSW Jack Russell Terrier Club (Feb) 0412 078 536 CH
9 Ladies Kennel Association of NSW (Apr) 0408 274 883 CH
9 NSW Lure Coursing Association 0434 898 102 LC
9 South West Slopes All Breeds Kennel Club (-) 0481 246 697 CH
9 Sutherland Shire Dog Training Club Inc (-) 0411 245 433 TT
9 West of the Divide Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club of NSW Inc (-) 02 4782 9600 CH
10 Cootamundra All Breeds Kennel Club Inc (-) 0427 424 164 CH
10 Country NSW Pug Dog Club (-) 0413 810 098 CH
11 Metro Mid Week Dog Training Club Inc (-) 0410 035 667 TT
13 Boston Terrier Club of NSW 0411 539 294 CH
13 Tenterfield Terrier Club of NSW 0459 176 408 CH/NAT
14 Agility Dog Club of NSW Inc 0411 763 280 AT/JT
14 Lake Macquarie All Breeds Kennel Club Inc (Apr) 02 4938 0307 CH/DS/EV
14 South West Slopes All Breeds Kennel Club (-) 0481 246 697 CH
14 Temora & Districts All Breeds Kennel Club (-) 0412 273 696 CH
15 Border Collie Club of NSW Inc 0438 084 351 HT
15 Central Coast Dog Obedience Training Club Inc (Apr) 0409 454 022 OT
15 Cessnock Dog Club (Apr) 0408 304 482 CH
15 Dubbo Show Society (Mar) 0418 119 471 CH/DS
15 Lake Macquarie All Breeds Kennel Club Inc (Apr) 02 4938 0307 CH
15 Port Macquarie Dog Club Inc (Mar) pmq.dogclub@outlook.com AT/JT
15 South West Slopes All Breeds Kennel Club (-) 0481 246 697 CH
15 Temora & Districts All Breeds Kennel Club (-) 0412 273 696 CH
16 Australian Stockdog Club of NSW (-) 0408 771 515 HT
16 Cessnock Dog Club (Apr) 0408 304 482 CH/DS
16 DOGS NSW Earthdog Working Party 02 9834 3022 EDT
16 Hungarian Vizsla Club of NSW Inc (-) 0411 294585 RATG
16 Port Macquarie Dog Club Inc (Mar) pmq.dogclub@outlook.com AT/JT
16 Sutherland Shire Dog Training Club Inc (Mar) 0411 245 433 OT/R-OT
16 Temora & Districts All Breeds Kennel Club (-) 0412 273 696 CH
21 Grafton Dog Obedience Club (-) 0429 992 858 TT
21 Manilla & District Kennel Club Inc 0447 721 445 OT/R-OT
21 Silver City Kennel Club 0447 215 596 CH
22 Albury & Border Kennel Club Inc (-) 0431 035 089 AT/JT
22 Cowra & District Kennel Club Inc 0438 239 008 CH/DS
22 Grafton Dog Obedience Club (-) 0429 992 858 TT
22 Greater Western All Breeds, Obedience and Agility Club Inc (Apr) 02 6332 4520 OT
22 Gundog Society Inc 0437 578 158 RT
22 Ku-Ring-Gai Kennel Club 02 9655 1554 CH/DS
22 Manilla & District Kennel Club Inc (Apr) 0447 721 445 CH/DS/OT/R-OT
22 Silver City Kennel Club 0447 215 596 CH
23 Albury & Border Kennel Club Inc (-) 0431 035 089 AT/JT
23 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of NSW Inc (Apr) 0411 222 889 OPEN
23 Cowra & District Kennel Club Inc 0438 239 008 CH
DOGS NSW Dances With DOGS Committee 02 9634 4753 Trick Dog
Grafton Dog Obedience Club (-) 0429 992 858 TT
Greater Western All Breeds, Obedience and Agility Club Inc (Apr) 02 6332 4520 R-OT
Gundog Society Inc 0437 875 158 RT
Ku-Ring-Gai Kennel Club 02 9655 1554 CH
Manilla & District Kennel Club Inc (Apr) 0447 721 445 CH/OT/R-OT
Silver City Kennel Club 0447 215 596 CH
Tracking & Rescue Dog Club Inc (-) 02 9344 6611 TT
23 Wollongong Dog Sports Club 0434 375 801 AT/JT
28 Murray Valley Kennel Club 0457 041 758 CH
28 Newcastle & Northern District Kennel Club (Apr) 02 4920 8568 CH
29 Alaskan Malamute Club of NSW 0423 095 727 SS
29 Clarence Dog Sports Inc 0416 252 445 AT/JT
29 Goulburn Dog Training & Kennel Club 02 4821 1181 AT/JT
29 Gundogs of the Southern Region 0414 547 338 CH
29 Hunter Valley Hound Club 0438 466 777 CH/EV
29 Murray Valley Kennel Club 0457 041 758 CH
29 Newcastle & Northern District Kennel Club (Apr) 02 4920 8568 CH
29 Newcastle All Breeds Dog Training Club Inc (Apr) 0408 493 462 OT/R-OT
29 Newcastle Terrier & Toy Club (Apr) 0407 336 666 CH
29 Northern British Bulldog Club of NSW 0412 136 050 CH
29 Northern Gundog Society of NSW (Apr) 02 4971 0619 CH
30 Alaskan Malamute Club of NSW 0423 095 727 SS
30 Bearded Collie Club of NSW (-) 02 9521 2005 OT/R-OT
30 Clarence Dog Sports Inc 0416 252 445 OT/R-OT/AT/JT
30 Goulburn Dog Training & Kennel Club 02 4821 1181 AT/JT
30 Gundogs of the Southern Region 0414 547 338 CH
30 Maitland & Kurri District Kennel Club (-) 02 4932 5633 TT
30 Murray Valley Kennel Club 0457 041 758 CH
30 Newcastle & Northern District Kennel Club (Apr) 02 4920 8568 CH
30 Newcastle All Breeds Dog Training Club Inc (Apr) 0408 493 462 OT/RATG
30 Tracking & Rescue Dog Club Inc (-) 02 9344 6611 TT
JUNE 2021
4 Yass District Kennel & Training Club 0457 041 758 CH
5 Mid North Coast Canine Club Inc (Apr) 0438 506 162 CH/DS
5 New South Wales Country Region British Bulldog Assoc Inc 0457 041 758 CH
5 Yass District Kennel & Training Club 0457 041 758 CH
5 German Shepherd Dog League NSW Inc 02 4730 4013 OPEN
5 German Shepherd Dog League NSW Inc 02 4730 4013 SANCTION
6 Mid North Coast Canine Club Inc (Apr) 0438 506 162 CH
6 New South Wales Country Region British Bulldog Assoc Inc 0457 041 758 CH
6 Yass District Kennel & Training Club 0457 041 758 CH
11 Newcastle & Merewether Canine Club 02 4920 8568 CH
12 Collie Club of NSW Inc 02 9874 2491 CH/AT/OT
12 Dachshund Club of NSW Inc 02 4872 4655 EDT
12 DOGS NSW Public Relations DOGS on Show 02 9834 3022 CH
12 Grafton Dog Obedience Club (Apr) 0429 992 858 AT/JT
12 Gundog Society Inc 0437 875 158 UFT
12 Newcastle & Merewether Canine Club 02 4920 8568 CH/DS
12 Oxley Dog Training Club Inc (Apr) 0401 928 970 OT/R-OT/Trick Dog/RATG
12 Parkes & District Kennel Club Inc 0427 624 984 CH/DS
12 Sapphire Coast Kennel & Obedience Club Inc 02 6493 6414 OT/R-OT
12 Working Gundog Club of NSW 0487 950 228 RT
13 Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog Club of NSW (Apr) 02 4565 0232 CH
13 Collie Club of NSW Inc 02 9874 2491 CH/AT/OT
13 Grafton Dog Obedience Club (Apr) 0429 992 858 AT/JT
13/06/2020 Newcastle All Breeds Dog Training Club Inc (-) 0408
13 NSW Lure Coursing Association 0434 898 102 LC
13 Oxley Dog Training Club Inc (Apr) 0401 928 970
OT/R-OT/Trick Dog/RATG
13 Parkes & District Kennel Club Inc 0427 624 984 CH
13 Sapphire Coast Kennel & Obedience Club Inc 02 6493 6414 OT/R-OT
13 Sutherland Shire Dog Training Club Inc 02 9525 7342 AT/JT
13 Working Gundog Club of NSW 0487 950 228 RT
14 British Bulldog Club of NSW Inc (-) 02 9832 3473 PARADE
14 Cattle Kelpie Border Collie & GSD Club of NSW (Apr) 0422 410 146 CH
14 Collie Club of NSW Inc (Apr) 02 9874 2491 CH/AT/OT
14 DOGS NSW Agility Committee 02 9834 3022 AT/JT
14 Labrador Retriever Club of NSW Inc 0439 842 161 CH/DS/RATG/OT
14 Oxley Dog Training Club Inc 0401 928 970 OT/R-OT
14 Sapphire Coast Kennel & Obedience Club Inc 02 6493 6414 OT
14 Tibetan Spaniel Club of NSW 0407 242 804 CH
14 Utility Dog Club of NSW (Apr) 0412 119 688 CH/DS
14 Working Dog Club of NSW Inc (-) 0416 382 138 CH
14 Working Gundog Club of NSW 0416 382 138 RT
15 Metro Mid Week Dog Training Club Inc 0410 035 667 TT
19 Broken Hill All Breeds Obedience Dog Club 0447 215 596 OT/R-OT
19 Coonabarabran Kennel Club Inc (Apr) 0419 203 568 CH/DS
19 DOGS NSW Southern Region 02 9834 3022 CH
19 Hawkesbury Dog Agility Club Inc (Apr) 0407 460 993 AT/JT
19 Norwest Canine Association 0407 866 197 CH/DS
19 Schnauzer Club of NSW Inc (Apr) lizgal90@gmail.com OT/R-OT/Trick Dog
19 Siberian Husky Club of NSW 02 6574 5420 SS
19 Southern Region Hound Club 02 6942 4697 CH/DS
19 Sutherland Shire Dog Training Club Inc 0411 245 433 TT
19 Working Gundog Club of NSW 0487 950 228 RT
20 Blacktown Kennel & Training Club Inc (Apr) 0417 166 536 OT
20 Broken Hill All Breeds Obedience Dog Club 0447 215 596 OT/R-OT
20 Coonabarabran Kennel Club Inc (Apr) 0419 203 568 CH
20 DOGS NSW Southern Region 02 9834 3022 CH
20 Hawkesbury Dog Agility Club Inc (Apr) 0407 460 993 AT/JT
20 Parramatta & District All Breeds Kennel Club Inc 02 9863 4306 CH/DS
20 Siberian Husky Club of NSW 02 6574 5420 SS
20 Southern Region Hound Club 02 6942 4697 CH/DS
20 Working Gundog Club of NSW 0487 950 228 RT
DOGS NSW Southern Region 02 9834 3022 CH
Clarence Dog Sports Inc (-) 0416 252 445 TT
Riverina District All Breeds Kennel Club 0421 663 189 CH
The Sydney Kennel Club Inc 02 9627 2230 CH
Clarence Dog Sports Inc (-) 0416 252 445 TT
Riverina District All Breeds Kennel Club 0421 663 189 CH
Schnauzer Club of NSW Inc (Apr) lizgal90@gmail.com AT
The Sydney Kennel Club Inc 02 9627 2230 CH/DS
Border Collie Club of NSW Inc 0438 084 351 TT
Central Coast Dog Obedience Training Club Inc (Apr) 0409 454 022
Clarence Dog Sports Inc (-) 0416 252 445 TT
Bush Dog Training Club Inc (Apr) 0409 916 390 OT/R-OT
Coated Retriever Club of NSW 02 9634 7176 RATG
Junior Kennel Club 0407 277 336 CH
District All Breeds Kennel Club 0421 663 189 CH
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Advertising Fees MUST be prepaid along with applicable Draft Schedule Processing Fees (Please see Scale of Charges)
An additional late fee of $260.00 will apply for Draft Schedules received inside 4 months but before 3 months
Draft Schedules received inside 4 months prior to the event are subject to approval by the Board of Directors.
NOTE: There is an additional layout fee of $28.00 where non-standard layout is requested e.g.
. Banner heading for single or multiple advertisements
. Non-standard typefaces
. Additional clip-art
. Layout to follow the advertiser’s specifications instead of the usual Gazette
A Hotline has been established to assist Show Secretaries, Club Officials and any member that may need advice with problems or issues that may arise when running a dog show.
The phone number is as follows:
• John Sheppard - 0420 352 698
Please feel free to utilise this service.
The following standards apply to ALL SHOWS AND TRIALS
• One exhibit per ANKC approved entry form
• Photocopied or carbon entries are NOT acceptable
• Late or phone entries will NOT be accepted
• Payment by mail MUST be made by cheque or money order DO NOT send cash in the mail
• Bitches in oestrum may be shown EXCEPT in obedience, or if specified on show schedule
• If a Club needs to contract a “replacement” judge they are advised to take note of DOGS NSW Regulation Part II - Show, Section 12.6 (c), which relates to an exhibitor requesting a refund
• In accordance with DOGS NSW Regulations Part II - Show, Section 20.1, “Limitation of Exhibits for Judging”, Clubs reserve the right to alter or amend judging arrangements and to substitute judges if deemed necessary under this Regulation. However this does not negate the Club’s responsibilities in accordance with Part II - Show, Section 12.6 (c).
THE BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS
SUNDAY 13 JUNE 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 & 11 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Mrs D Meagher, PO Box 9237, Wyee 2259
Ph: 0427 701 944 Extreme Weather Ph: 0406 066 215
Cheques made payable to: Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog Club of NSW Inc
Order of Judging: Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dogs, Best Headed, Best Gaited
Judging Commences: Not before 10.00am
DOGS NSW Representative: Mr S Hoskins
Entry Fees: Members Ordinary $10.00, Special Classes $5.00 Non Members Ordinary $12.00, Special Classes $6.00
Catalogues: Online only
Running in conjuction with The Working Dog Club of NSW Inc & the Cattle, Kelpie, Border Collie & German Shepherd Club Inc
PRIZES:
All Classes Cash & Sash Product
THE BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS
SATURDAY 17 JULY 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Mr T L Couchman PO Box 8012, Tumbi Umbi 2261 Ph: (02) 4389 4877 Extreme Weather Ph: 0428 788 844 Cheques made payable to: Bernese Mountain Dog Club of NSW
DOGS NSW Junior Handlers will be conducted during the luncheon break. Judges to be advised
Order of Judging: At completion of Bernese Mountain Dog Judging at North of the Harbour Utility Group Judging. Commencing with Parade of Veterans
Judging Commences: Not before 10.00am
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs N Keck
Entry Fees: Members $15.00, Non Members $20.00, All Baby Puppy $10.00
Catalogues: $5.00
PRIZES:
All Classes Trophy & Sash
THE BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS
MONDAY 14 JUNE 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, & 11 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Mrs D Meagher, PO Box 9237, Wyee 2259 Ph: 0427 701 944 Extreme Weather Ph: 0422 872 289
Cheques made payable to: C, K, BC & GSD Club Inc
Mr G Jameson (NSW)
3-6 & 6-12 mths S/stakes, Australian Cattle Dog, Australian Kelpie, Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog, Border Collie, German Shepherd Dog (Short Stock Coat), German Shepherd Dog (Long Stock Coat), Best Headed & Gaited after each breed
Mrs G Myers (NSW)
Junior Handlers (during lunch break)
Order of Judging: As above
Judging Commences: 10.00 am with S/stakes
DOGS NSW Representative: Mr P Baxter
Entry Fees: Members Ordinary $10.00, Special Classes $5.00 Non Members $12.00, Special Classes $6.00
Catalogues: $5.00 prepaid only
PRIZES:
General Specials: Prize & Rosette, CIS: Sash & Prize Special Classes: Prize
44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS
SUNDAY 23 MAY 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: M West, PO Box 1078, Young 2594
Ph: 0407 242 804 Extreme Weather Ph: 0412 749 747 Cheques made payable to: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of NSW Inc
Mrs M Burton (NSW)
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels
Order of Judging: As per Catalogue Judging Commences: 9.30 am
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs S Ikin
Entry Fees: Members $10.00, Babies $5.00 Non Members $12.00, Babies $6.00
Catalogues: $5.00 prepaid. Marked catalogue $10.00 including postage. Advertising is available in the catalogue: $12.00 full page, $7.00 per half page
Property Classes Enter on the day. Best Headed Dog, Best Headed Bitch, Best Sire & Offspring, Best Dam & Offspring (min 2, mx 5 offspring), Best Dog or Bitch owned and handled by a member, Best Mover, Best Eyes. Best Ears, Best Brace - 2 dogs owned by the same exhibitor handled on one lead
PRIZES
General Specials: Trophy & Sash, Special Classes: Trophy & Sash
Entries Close: 7 June 2021
Entries Close: 3 May 2019
BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS
44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS
MONDAY 14 JUNE 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11,12, 13 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Ms J Dally, PO Box 1161, Goulburn 2580 Ph & Extreme Weather Ph: 0411 318 193 Cheques made payable to: Collie Club of NSW Inc
DOGS NSW Junior Handlers will be conducted. Judges TBA
Order of Judging: Collie (Rough), Collie (Smooth
Judging Commences: 10.00 am
DOGS NSW Representative: Mr P Pickett
Entry Fees: Members $15.00, Non Members $20.00, Special Classes $10.00
Catalogues: $5.00
PRIZES: Category B
General Specials: Trophy and Prize, Special Classes: Trophy and Prize, Junior Handlers: Prize & Sash
Entries Close: 18 April 2019 - Midnight
BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS
SUNDAY 9 MAY 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Janet Smith, 6 Livingston Ave, Dharruk 2770 Ph: 0408 274 883 Extreme Weather Ph: 0400 002 492 Cheques made payable to: LKA NSW
Mrs S Ikin (NSW) Toys
Miss N Lane (NSW) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Terriers
Mrs D Fenton (NSW) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Gundogs
Mr J Rowles (NSW) Hounds
Mrs J Montford (NSW) Working Dogs, General Specials
Mrs S Crozier (NSW) Utility
Mr I Miller (NSW) Non Sporting
DOGS NSW Junior Handlers will be conducted at 8.30am. Judges TBA
Order of Judging: Alphabetical
Judging Commences: 8.30am
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs H Pedersen
Entry Fees: Ordinary Classes $12.00, Baby Puppy & S/stakes $8.00
Catalogues: $5.00
BIS, RUBIS Cash & Rosette, CIS Cash & Sash
Group Specials: Cash & Sash, Special Classes: Cash & Sash, Junior Handlers Cash & Ribbon
Entries Close: 18 June 2011 at 9:30am
GUNNEDAH KENNEL CLUB COMPLEX, OXLEY HWY, GUNNEDAH SATURDAY 19 (AM & PM) & SUNDAY 20 JUNE 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 14, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Mr T L Couchman, PO Box 8012, Tumbi Umbi 2261
Ph: (02) 4389 4877
Extreme Weather Ph: 0419 203 568 / (02) 4389 4877
Cheques made payable to: Coonabarabran Kennel Club Inc
KOOTINGAL SPORTSGROUNDS, DENMAN AVE, KOOTINGAL SATURDAY 22 (AM & PM), 23 SUNDAY MAY 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Mr C Harris, PO Box 451, Wauchope 2446
Email: onwoottn@midcoast.com.au Show Enquiries & Extreme Weather Ph: 02 6772 1445 Cheques made payable to: Manilla & District Kennel Club Inc
Miss C Stuart (NSW)
Sat AM: 6-12 mths S/stakes, Gundogs, Hounds
Sat PM : Working Dogs, Utility, Non Sporting Sun: 3-6 mths S/stakes, Toys, Terriers, General Specials
Mrs K Eldred (NSW)
JUDGES
Saturday AM
Mrs S McMahon (NSW) Working Dogs, Gundogs, General Specials
Mr R McMahon (NSW 3-6 mths S/stakes, Toys
Mr P Frost (NSW) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Utility, Terriers
Mrs S Rickard (VIC) Hounds, Non Sporting
Saturday PM
Mrs S McMahon (NSW) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Toys, Non Sporting
Mr R McMahon (NSW 6-12 mths S/stakes, Working Dogs
Mr P Frost (NSW) Hounds, Gundogs
Mrs S Rickard (VIC) Utility, Terriers, General Specials
Sunday
Mrs S McMahon (NSW) Hounds, Utility
Mr R McMahon (NSW Terriers
Mr P Frost (NSW) Toys, Non Sporting, General Specials
Mrs S Rickard (VIC) Working Dogs, Gundogs
DOGS NSW Junior Handler Classes will be conducted at the Sunday Show at 8.00am. Accredited Judges to be advised
Order of Judging: As per schedule
Judging Commences: Sat AM & Sun 8.00 am, Sat PM not before 12.00pm
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs L Corbett
Entry Fees: Ordinary $13.00, Babies & Special Classes $7.00
Catalogues: $4.00 prepaid, $5.00 on the day
BIS Prize & Rosette
RUBIS & Class Show Winner Prize & Sash
Special Classes: Prize & Sash
Junior Handlers: Prize & Sash
Mrs H Beasley (NSW)
Sat AM: 3-6 mths S/stakes, Toys, Terriers
Sat PM: Gundogs, Hounds (less Basenji), General Specials
Sun: Working Dogs, Utility, Non Sporting
Sat AM: Working Dogs, Utility, Non Sporting, General Specials
Sat PM: Toys, Terriers, Sun: 6-12 mths S/stakes, Hounds, Gundogs Ms J Dunckley (NSW) Sat PM: Basenji only
DOGS NSW Junior Handler Classes will be held Sunday morning 8.30am before S/stakes at this show. Accredited Judges TBA
Judging Commences: Sat AM 8.00 am with S/stakes, then Breed Classes.
Sat PM not before 12.00pm, Basenji will be judged before Hound Group. Sunday 8.30 am with Junior Handlers, S/stakes & Breed Classes
Order of Judging: As per Schedule
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs S Gilkison
Entry Fees: Ordinary Classes $11.00, S/stakes & Baby Puppies $8.00
Catalogues: $10.00 (3 day catalogue)
Refreshments Canteen available 3 days
Camping To be paid with online entries. Contact Alan Betts ph 0467 799 333 or 0427 603 598. Powered sites available must book
Additional Judges may be added if required
Numbers will be emailed, must be printed
PRIZES - Category B
Sat: Cocker Spaniel feature BOB sash donated by Algara & Brightleaf Kennels.
Sun: BOB sash & Bill Head Memorial trophy donated by Julie Head, Algara & Brightleaf Kennel.
Sun: The Trish Ison & Mac Formston perpetual trophy for Best Exhibit in Gundog Group donated by Algara & Brightleaf Kennels. General Specials: Prize & Sash, Group Specials Prize & Sash, Class in Groups Sash only
Special Classes 1st, 2nd & 3rd: Prize & Sash
Junior Handlers 1st, 2nd & 3rd: Prize & Sash
Entries Close: 2 May 2021 at midnight
Entries Close: 2 September 2019 at 9.00am
THE BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS SATURDAY 8 MAY 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 14 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Mr T L Couchman, PO Box 8012, Tumbi Umbi 2261 Ph: (02) 4389 4877, 0428 119 391 Email: tom@tootees.org Ph & Extreme Weather Ph: 0427 980 136
Cheques made payable to: DOGS NSW Library & Archives Committee
Mrs J Ireland (QLD) Toys
Mrs R Seare (QLD) Terrier
Miss D Norman (QLD) Gundogs
Mr I Rasmussen (QLD) Hounds
Mrs J Armatys (QLD) Working Dogs
Ms M Schelbach (QLD) Utility
Mr G Kerr (QLD) Non Sporting
Mrs E Gunter (NSW) General Specials
DOGS NSW Junior Handlers will be conducted during the lunch break. Accredited Judges to be advised on the day.
Order of Judging: As per Schedule
Judging Commences: 8.00 am with Breed Classes
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs J Wearing
Entry Fees: Ordinary $12.00 per entry, Baby Puppies $6.00
Lapel cards can be picked up on the day
Catalogues: $5.00 prepaid
Refreshments: Available
Camping: Available, book through DOGS NSW Website
General Specials: Prize & Sash, Group Specials: Prize & Sash, Special Classes: Prize & Sash, Junior Handlers: Prize & Sash
May 2019 - 9.30 am
FRIDAY 14 (AM & PM) & SATURDAY 15 (AM) MAY 2021
CNCC SHOWGROUNDS, HILLSBOROUGH RD, HILLSBOROUGH
Combine with Cessnock Dog Club to make it 6 Championships Shows over 3 days
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Cataloguer, 50 Park St, South Maitland 2320
Entries Ph: 0400 743 272 or online www.easydogentries.com Grounds & Extreme Weather Ph: 0408 155 182 Cheques made payable to: Lake Macquarie ABKC (One cheque is acceptable for all Shows)
Mr G Kerr (QLD) Toys
Mrs C Speed (QLD) Terriers
Terriers
Gundogs
Gundogs Hounds
Mrs J Butterfield (SA) Gundogs Hounds Working Dogs
Ms K Harvey (SA) Hounds Working Dogs Utility
Mr P Martin (SA) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Working Dogs Utility
6-12 mths S/stakes, Non Sporting
Mrs L Niemann (SA) Utility Non Sporting 3-6 mths S/stakes, Toys
Ms M McCaffery (SA) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Non Sporting Toys
Terriers
General Specials Ms K Harvey (SA) Mrs L Niemann (SA) Ms M McCaffrey (SA)
Order of Judging: As per Schedule
Judging Commences: Friday AM 8.00am with S/stakes, Friday PM following General Specials of day show but not before midday Saturday AM 8.00am with S/stakes & Junior Handlers (Judges TBA)
DOGS NSW Representative: Miss P Suhr
Entry Fees: $15.00 per entry, $10 S/stakes
Catalogues: $8.00 one conbined for all three shows
Refreshments: Canteen available Camping: Available (no power) see Caretaker
Entries must be clearly marked Friday AM, Friday PM or Saturday Numbers to be collected at the Show
Major Show Sponsors Chris Christensen, Dog News Australia, Sires on Ice,The Grooming Isle & Al A Carte Vendor Sponsors The Wolf’s Den, It Suits Me, Looking Sharp Suits, Therapeutic Animal Massage Services, Easy Dog Entries Show Photographers Goldmaid Images, Staffbach Images
The Club reserves the right to appoint additional judges if the entry so warrants. Every effort will be made to contract an interstate judge should this occur
***SATURDAY MORNING SHOW IS A NOMINATED POINTSCORE SHOW FOR THE BRITISH TERRIER CLUB OF NSW***
PRIZES - Category B
General Specials: Trophy & Sash, Group Specials: Trophy & Sash, S/stakes 1st, 2nd & 3rd Trophy & Sash
14 May 2019 - 9.30 am
SATURDAY 15 & SUNDAY 16 (AM & PM) MAY 2021
CNCC SHOWGROUNDS, HILLSBOROUGH RD, HILLSBOROUGH
Combine with Lake Macquarie ABKC to make it 6 Championships Shows over 3 days
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Cataloguer, 50 Park St, South Maitland 2320
Entries Ph: 0400743 272 or online www.easydogentries.com Grounds & Extreme Weather Ph: 0408 155 182 Cheques made payable to: Cessnock Dog Club (One cheque is acceptable for all Shows)
Mr G Kerr (QLD)
Hounds 6 -12 mths S/stakes, Working Dogs Utility
Mrs C Speed (QLD) Working Dogs Toys Non Sporting
Mrs J Butterfield (SA) Utility Non Sporting Toys
Ms K Harvey (SA) Non Sporting 3-6 mths S/stakes, Gundogs Terriers
Mr P Martin (SA) Toys Terriers Hounds
Mrs L Niemann (SA) Terriers Hounds Gundogs
Ms M McCaffery (SA) Gundogs Utility Working Dogs
General Specials Mr G Kerr (QLD) Mrs J Butterfield (SA) Mrs C Speed (QLD)
Order of Judging: As per Schedule
Judging Commences: Saturday PM not before 12 midday, Sunday AM 8.00 am with S/stakes & Junior Handlers (Judges TBA), Sunday PM following AM Show but not before 12 midday.
DOGS NSW Representative: Miss P Suhr
Entry Fees: $15.00 per entry, $10 S/stakes
Catalogues: $8.00 one conbined for all three shows
Refreshments: Canteen available Camping: Available (no power) see Caretaker
Entries must be clearly marked Saturday PM, Sunday AM or Sunday PM Numbers to be collected at the Show
Major Show Sponsors Chris Christensen, Dog News Australia, Sires on Ice,The Grooming Isle & Al A Carte Vendor Sponsors The Wolf’s Den, It Suits Me, Looking Sharp Suits, Therapeutic Animal Massage Services, Easy Dog Entries Show Photographers Goldmaid Images, Staffbach Images
The Club reserves the right to appoint additional judges if the entry so warrants. Every effort will be made to contract an interstate judge should this occur
General Specials: Trophy & Sash, Group Specials Trophy & Sash, S/stakes 1st, 2nd & 3rd Trophy & Sash
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: The Cataloguer, PO Box 9237, Wyee 2259
Ph: 0427 701 944 Extreme Weather Ph: 0428 184 408 Cheques made payable to: Hunter Kennel Club
Friday
Mrs C Stoate (VIC) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Toys
Ms P Johansen (QLD) Terriers, Non Sporting
Mrs B Doyle (NSW) Gundogs, General Specials
Mrs V Schneider (QLD) Hounds, Working Dogs
Mrs C Donaldson (QLD) Utility
Mr J Doyle (VIC) 6-12 mths S/stakes
Saturday AM
Mr D Gilson (NSW) Toys
Mrs C Donaldson (QLD) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Terriers
Ms P Johansen (QLD) Gundogs
Mrs C Butler (NSW) Hounds
Mrs C Stoate (VIC) Working Dogs
Mrs B Doyle (NSW) Utility
Mrs V Schneider (QLD) Non Sporting
Mrs D Fenton (NSW) General Specials
Mr J Doyle (NSW) 3-6 mths S/stakes
Saturday PM
Mrs C Donaldson (QLD) Toys, General Specials
Mrs S McMahon (NSW) Terriers
Mrs V Schneider (QLD) Gundogs, Utility
Mrs D Fenton (NSW) Hounds
Ms P Johansen (QLD) Working Dogs
Mrs C Stoate (VIC) Non Sporting
DOGS NSW Junior Handler will be conducted Saturday AM. at the completion of the General Specials of the AM Show.
Accredited Judges to be advised
Order of Judging: As per Schedule:
Fri AM: Hounds before Working Dogs; Terriers before Non Sporting
Sat AM: Utility/Non Sporting Groups will begin at the completion of the HVNSUC’s General Specials
Sat PM: Gundogs before Utility
Judging Commences: Fri & Sat AM: 9.00 am with S/stakes
Sat PM: not before 12.30 pm
DOGS NSW Representative: Mr D McMillan
Entry Fees: Ordinary $12.00, S/stakes & Baby Puppy $8.00
Catalogues: $10.00 (one catalogue for 3 shows)
PRIZES - Category B:
General Specials: Prize & Sash, Group Specials: Prize & Sash
Special Classes: Prize & Sash, Junior Handlers: Prize & Sash
CNCC SHOWGROUND, HILLSBOROUGH RD, HILLSBOROUGH
SATURDAY 1 & SUNDAY 2 MAY 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: The Cataloguer, PO Box 9237, Wyee 2259
Ph: 0427 701 944 Extreme Weather Ph: 0428 184 408 Cheques made payable to: Hunter Valley Non Sporting Utility Club
Utility
Sat: Ms P Johansen (QLD)
Sun: Mrs L Thomas-Van Der Weide (NSW) Non Sporting Sat: Mrs D Fenton (NSW)
General Specials
Sun: Mr J Doyle (VIC)
Sat: Mrs C Butler (NSW)
Sun: Mr J Doyle (VIC)
DOGS NSW Junior Handlers will be conducted on Sunday. Judges TBA
Order of Judging: As per schedule - No S/stakes
Judging Commences: 8.00 am both days, no S/stakes
DOGS NSW Representative: Mr D McMillan
Entry Fees: Ordinary $12.00, Baby Puppies $8.00
Catalogues: $6.00 (one catalogue for 2 shows)
General Specials: Prize & Sash, Group Specials: Prize & Sash
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: The Cataloguer, PO Box 9237, Wyee 2259 Ph: 0427 701 944 Extreme Weather Ph: 0428 184 408 Cheques made payable to: Morisset & District Kennel Club
Mrs V Schneider (QLD) Toys Terriers, General Specials
Mrs B Doyle (VIC) Terriers 3-6 mths S/stakes, Working Dogs
Mrs C Stoate (VIC) Gundogs 6-12 mths S/stakes, Utility
Ms P Johansen (QLD) Hounds, General Specials
Mrs C Butler (NSW) Working Dogs Non Sporting
Mr J Doyle (VIC) Utility
Mrs C Donaldson (QLD) Non Sporting Gundogs, Hounds
Mrs D Fenton (NSW Toys
DOGS NSW Junior Handlers will be held on Sunday.Accredited Judges TBA
Order of Judging: As per schedule but Gundogs before Hounds (Sunday)
Sun: Utility/Non Sporting Groups will begin at the completion of the HVNSUC’s General Specials
Judging Commences: Fri: not before 12.30pm, Sun: 9.00am with S/stakes
DOGS NSW Representative: Mr D McMillan
Entry Fees: $12.00, Baby Puppies & S/stakes $8.00 Catalogues: $8.00 (one catalogue for 2 shows)
General Specials: Prize & Sash, Group Specials: Prize & Sash,Special Classes: Prize & Sash
Entries Close: 31 May 2021 at 9am
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Mr T L Couchman, PO Box 8012, Tumbi Umbi 2261 Ph: (02) 4389 4877 Extreme Weather Ph: 0448 935 941 Cheques made payable to: Mid North Coast Canine Club Inc
Saturday AM
Mrs S Bruno (QLD) Terriers, Working Dogs, General Specials
Miss R Green (QLD) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Utility, Non Sporting
Ms K Tosi (QLD) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Toys
Mr P Tjerkstra (QLD) Gundogs, Hounds
Saturday PM
Mrs S Bruno (QLD) Utility, Non Sporting
Miss R Green (QLD) Toys
Ms K Tosi (QLD) Gundogs, Hounds, General Specials
Mr P Tjerkstra (QLD) Working Dogs, Terriers
Sunday
Mrs S Bruno (QLD) Gundogs, Hounds, Miss R Green (QLD) Terriers, Working Dogs, General Specials
Ms K Tosi (QLD) Utility, Non Sporting
Mr P Tjerkstra (QLD) Toys
DOGS NSW Junior Handler Classes will be held on Sunday. Judges to be advised.
Order of Judging: S/stakes first, followed by Breeds alphabetically as per schedule
Judging Commences: Saturday AM & Sunday 8.00 am, Saturday PM not before 12.00 pm
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs K Glanford
Entry Fees: $12.00, & S/stakes $7.00
No SAE required. All exhibit cards will be emailed
Catalogues: $5.00 prepaid
Refreshments Available on site
Camping with power available. Please contact caretaker for information (02) 6552 4058
Vendors welcome by prior arrangement
PRIZES - Category B
General Specials: Trophy & Sash, Group Specials Trophy & Sash, Special Classes: Trophy & Sash Junior Handlers 1st, 2nd & 3rd Trophy & Sash
May 2021
Entries Close: 29 May 2019 - 9.30 am sharp NEWCASTLE TERRIER & TOY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
CNCC DOG SHOWGROUND, HILLSBOROUGH RD, HILLSBOROUGH
SATURDAY 29 MAY 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Mr T L Couchman, PO Box 8012, Tumbi Umbi 2261
Ph: (02) 4389 4877 Mob: 0428 119 391
Extreme Weather Ph: 0407 336 666 Cheques made payable to: Newcastle Terrier & Toy Club
Mrs J Mayne (NSW) Terriers, General Specials
Mrs K Spiteri (NSW) Toys
Order of Judging: As per schedule
Judging Commences: not before 2.00 pm
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs D Morley
Entry Fees: Ordinary $12.00, Baby Puppy $6.00
Catalogues: $3.00
PRIZES: Category B
General Specials: Prize & Sash, Group Specials Prize & Sash
CNCC DOG SHOWGROUND, 80 HILLSBOROUGH RD, HILLSBOROUGH
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 &18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: The Cataloguer, 50 Park St, South Maitland 2320 Ph: (02) 4933 5056
Extreme Weather Ph: 0403 438 293
Cheques made payable to: Newcastle & Northern District ABKC
Friday
Mrs B Hession (NSW)
3-6 mths S/stakes, Toys
Ms A Meyn (NSW) Terriers
Mrs A Bowe (NSW) Gundogs
Mr M Arthur (NSW) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Hounds
Mrs R Bacich (NSW) Working Dogs
Miss E Thomas (NSW) Utility
Miss Y Meintjes (NSW) Non Sporting, General Specials
Saturday
Miss E Thomas (NSW)
Toys, General Specials
Mr N Curwen (NSW) Terriers
Miss Y Meintjes (NSW) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Gundogs
Mrs B Hession (NSW) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Hounds
Mrs A Bowe (NSW) Working Dogs
Mrs R Bacich (NSW) Utility
Mr M Arthur (NSW) Non Sporting
Sunday
Mrs A Bowe (NSW)
3-6 mths S/stakes, Toys
Miss Y Meintjes (NSW) Terriers
Mr N Curwen (NSW) Gundogs
Mrs R Bacich (NSW) Hounds
Miss E Thomas (NSW 6-12 mths S/stakes, Working Dogs
Mr M Arthur (NSW) Utility
Mrs B Hession (NSW) Non Sporting
Mrs S Lane (NSW) General Specials
DOGS NSW Junior Handler will be held at the Sunday Show during lunch break. Accredited Judges TBA on day
Order of Judging: Alphabetically
Judging Commences: Friday 5.00 pm with S/stakes, Saturday & Sunday 9.00 am with S/stakes
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs C Nivison
Entry Fees: Ordinary $15.00, Baby Puppy $7.00 & S/stakes $6.00
Camping Available from Thursday to Monday (No Power)
No setting up at Rings before 12 noon Thursday
Please read CNCC COVID19 Hillsborough Ground Hire Plan
PRIZES: Category B
General Specials: Cash & Sash, Group Specials Cash & Sash, Special Classes: 1st, 2nd, 3rd Cash & Sash, Junior Handlers 1st, 2nd, 3rd Cash & Sash
Catalogues: $4.00
Refreshments Excellent Canteen
Entries Close: 24 May 2021
Entries Close: 28 May 2019 at 9.30am
CNCC SHOWGROUND, HILLSBOROUGH RD, HILLSBOROUGH SATURDAY 29 MAY 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: Mr J Bryson, 50 Park St, South Maitland 2320
Ph: 0400 743 272 Extreme Weather Ph: 0415 216 589
Cheques made payable to: Northern Gundog Society of NSW
Entries
Entries Close: 6 June 2019 - 9.30 am sharp
THE BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS MONDAY 14 JUNE 2021
Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)
Entries to: The Cataloguer, 50 Park St, South Maitland 2320 Ph: 0400 743 272 Extreme Weather Ph: 0402 246 134 (Eileen) Cheques made payable to: The Utility Dog Club of NSW Inc
JUDGES
Gold & Black Mrs S Baird (VIC)
Black & Gold Ms C Eastley (TAS)
DOGS NSW Junior Handlers will be conducted. Judges TBA
Order of Judging: Gold & Black A - Z, Black & Gold Z - A Irish S/stakes to be judged during lunch break (12.30pm)
Prof. B Corbitt (NSW)
Gundogs, General Specials
Order of Judging: Alphabetically
Judging Commences: Not before 12.00pm
DOGS NSW Representative: Mr D McMillan
Entry Fees: Ordinary $12.00, Baby Puppies $6.00
Catalogues: $4.00 pre ordered only
Refreshments: Great canteen available
Camping: Available, no power
Also on this weekend;
Friday PM Newcastle & Northern District Kennel Club
Saturday AM Newcastle & Northern District Kennel Club
Saturday PM Hunter Valley Hound Club
Saturday PM Newcastle Terrier & Toy Club
Saturday PM Hunter Region Working Dog Club
Sunday AM Newcastle & Northern District Kennel Club
PRIZES - Category B
General Specials: Cash & Sash
Judging Commences: 8.30 am both Championship Shows
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs R Knox
Entry Fees: Members $10.00, Non Members $12.00, All Baby Puppy $6.00, Irish S/stakes $5.00 per handler (team of two $5.00 x 2)
Catalogues: $5.00 includes both shows
PRIZES - Category B
Best in Show: $100.00 Cash & RosetteJoan Fieldhouse Memorial for both shows, Runner up Best in Show: Cash & Sash, Class in Show: Trophy & Sash, Consolation to Best in Show: Trophy & Sash, Best of Breed: Trophy for all Breeds, Best Puppy in Show: Matt Morgan Memorial $50.00 cash (Gold & Black Show), Best Junior in Show: Matt Morgan Memorial $50.00 cash (Black & Gold Show), Irish Sweepstakes: Cash, Junior Handlers: Trophy & Sash
Entries Close: 2 June 2019
May 2021
RINGS, THE BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS SUNDAY 20 JUNE 2021
Classes to be judged: CCD, Novice, Open, UD, UDX
Entries to: Mrs J Probert, 16 Sylvia St Blacktown NSW 2148 Ph: 9622 1783 Mobile & Extreme Weather Ph: 0412 526 729
Cheques made payable to: Blacktown Kennel & Training Club Inc
Mrs N Badger (NSW) CCD
Dr N Hasbro (NSW) Novice Mrs V Harris (NSW) Open Miss J Stewart (NSW) UD
Mr R Probert (NSW) Bal of UD & Bal of Open
Mr D Turley (NSW) UDX
Order of Judging: As per schedule
Judging Commences: 9.00 am
DOGS NSW Representative: Mr D Sharp
Entry Fees: $11.00
Catalogues: Available 3 days prior to the trial on bktc.org as well as Facebook page
Refreshments: Available on Grounds
Bitches in Oestrum may not be trialled
1st, 2nd & 3rd Trophy & Sash
Entries Close: 11 June 2021
Entries Close: 14 June 2019
PATRICK CROKE OVAL, MELVILLE ST, KINCUMBER
Classes to be judged: JD, JDX, JDM, JDO, AD, ADX, ADM, ADE
Entries to: Miss M Marks, 54 Bogan Rd, Booker Bay 2257
Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0418 203 754 Cheques made payable to: Central Coast Dog Obedience Training Club Inc Dishonoured cheques will incur a fee of $10 plus any bank charges
Mr T Griffin (NSW) AD, ADX, ADM, ADE Miss J Marshall (NSW) JD, JDX, JDM, JDO
Order of Judging: Catalogue order
Judging Commences: 8.30 am
DOGS NSW Representative: Ms J Royal
Vetting Time 7.30 - 8.30 am
Vetting Officer Club member
Entry Fees: $10.00
Catalogues: $4.00 or available online 3 days prior at www.ccdotc.com
Refreshments: Available
Bitches in Oestrum may not be shown
The Club reserves the right to appoint additional or substitute Judges as required
PRIZESQualifiers, Titles gained Sash
1st, 2nd, 3rd Sash
PATRICK CROKE OVAL, MELVILLE ST, KINCUMBER SATURDAY 15 MAY 2021
Classes to be judged: CCD, CD, CDX, UD, UDX
Entries to: Miss M Marks, 54 Bogan Rd, Booker Bay 2257 Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0418 203 754
Cheques made payable to: Central Coast Dog Obedience Training Club Inc
Dishonoured cheques will incur a fee of $10 plus any bank charges JUDGES
Trial 1
Ms S Gluck (NSW) CCD, CD
Ms J Kaldor (NSW) CDX
Ms M Fazekas (NSW) UD
Mr K Charnock (NSW) UDX
Trial 2
Ms S Gluck (NSW) CCD, CD
Ms M Fazekas (NSW) CDX
Mr K Charnock (NSW) UD
Ms J Kaldor (NSW) UDX
Judging Commences: Trial 1 9.00 am, Trial 2 not before 11.00 am
DOGS NSW Representative: Ms J Royal
Vetting Time: Trial 1 8.30 am Trial 2 10.30 am
Vetting Officer: Club Member
Entry Fees: $10.00
Catalogues: $4.00 or available online 3 days prior at www.ccdotc.com
Bitches in Oestrum may not be trialled
The Club reserves the right to appoint additional or substitute Judges if required
GSDL RINGS, THE BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS SUNDAY 27 JUNE 2021
Classes to be judged: CCD, Open, UD, UDX, and Novice (Max 30 dogs). Rally: Advanced, Novice, Master, Excellent
Entries to: Mrs S Fedoryschyn, 30 Tasman Pde, Fairfield West 2165 Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0409 916 390
Cheques made payable to: Deer Bush Dog Training Club Inc Direct Deposit St George, BSB 112 879, Acc No 098 630 659 Email copy of receipt for ALL Direct Deposit to suefed7@optusnet.com.au
Ms K Arkins (NSW) CCD
Ms J Walder (NSW) Open
Miss J Stewart (NSW) UD
Ms V Etherington OAM (NSW) UDX, Novice (not before 11am) Ms S Powell (NSW) Rally Advanced, Rally Novice
Ms S Corben (NSW) Rally Master, Rally Excellent
Order of Judging: CCD, Open, UD, UDX then Novice
Judging Commences: 9.00am Obedience, Rally Classes 11.10 am (first walk through at 11.00 am)
Check in Time 9.00am.
DOGS NSW Representative: Ms R Galvin
Vetting Officer Club Member, no formal vetting however the Club reserves the right to vet any dog present on the grounds
Entry Fees: Non Members $12.00 first entry, $10.00 any other entry, Club Members $10.00 first entry, $8.00 any other entry
Exhibit numbers can be picked up on the day at check in table or send SAE for postal return
Catalogues: Free on Facebook on Ozobedience
Refreshments: Not available Camping: DOGS NSW Website
Rally Exhibitors, please note qualifying dogs in Rally, all Qualify cards will be presented when cards are ready after each class is completed
The Club reserves the right to appoint additional Judges if required
PRIZES:
Qualifiers, Titles gained Sash
1st, 2nd, 3rd Sash
CCD Obed & Novice Rall O 1st, 2nd & 3rd Prize & Sash, All other classes 1st, 2nd & 3rd Prize & Sash, All Qualifiers Sash, Titles gained on the day Sash, Highest scoring Active Club Member Trophy Replica
Classes to be judged; Agility & Jumping: Novice, Excellent, Master, Elite & Open
Snooker & Gamblers: Novice, Excellent & Master
Entries to: www.e-performancedogs.com or
Ms M Leaver, PO Box 1290, Grafton 2460
Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0418 790 192
Cheques made payable to: Grafton Dog Obedience Club Inc
Ms M Bruce (QLD) JD, JDX,JDM, JDE, JDO, JD, JDX, JDM, SD, SDX, SDM
Ms J Taylor (NSW) ADO, ADE, ADM, ADX, AD, GDM, GDX, GD
Sunday
Ms M Bruce (QLD) AD, ADX, ADM, ADE, ADO, AD, ADX, ADM
Ms J Taylor (NSW) JDO, JDE, JDM, JDX, JD, JDM, JDX, JD
Order of Judging:
Saturday Ring 1: ADO, ADE, ADM, ADX, AD, GDM, GDX, GD Ring 2: JD, JDX, JDM, JDE, JDO, JD, JDX, JDM, SD, SDX, SDM
Sunday Ring 1: AD, ADX, ADM, ADE, ADO, AD, ADX, ADM Ring 2: JDO, JDE, JDM, JDX, JD, JDM, JDX, JD
Judging Commences: 8.00 am both days
DOGS NSW Representative:s Sat: Ms K Wakeman, Sun: Mrs L Cook
Entry Fees: $11.00 per entry
Catalogues: $5.00 printed at show or available online
Formal vetting will not be conducted, although the Club reserves the right to vet any dog on the grounds at any time
Refreshments: Home made food and all day BBQ from canteen on grounds
Bitches in Oestrum may not be trialled
The Club reserves the right to appoint additional or subsitute Judges if required
This trial will be held under our COVID-safe plan. More details will be advised prior to the competition.”
May 2019
BATHURST SHOWGROUND, GREAT WESTERN HWY, BATHURST
SATURDAY 22 (AM & PM) & SUNDAY (AM & PM) 23 MAY 2021
Classes to be judged: UDX, UD, Open, Novice, CCD. Rally O - All
Entries to: Mrs T Hay, 6264 Castlereagh Hwy, Running Stream 2850
Ph 0425 242 510 Extreme Weather Ph 0429 079 577
Cheques made payable to: Greater Western All Breeds Obed & Agility Club JUDGES
Mr R Probert (NSW)
Mr P Connoley (NSW)
Mr C Giles (ACT)
Sat AM: Open, Sat PM: CCD
Sun AM: Rally Master, Rally Exc (A & B)
Sun PM: Rally Adv A & B, Novice
Sat AM: UD, CCD, Sat PM: Open, Novice
Sun AM: Rally Adv (A & B), Rally Novice
Sun PM: Rally Master, Rally Exc (A & B)
Sat AM: UDX, Novice Sat PM: UDX, UD
Order of Judging: As per catalogue
Judging Commences: 8.30 am both days
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs C Forrester
Vetting: No official vetting, only if needed Vetting Time: 7.30 am - 8.00 am
Entry Fees: $10.00
Catalogues: $4.00 or Club’s Facebook page
Bitches in Oestrum may not be trialled
All Classes Cash & Sash, Title & Qualifying Ribbons Pat Bailey Trophy for CCD AM Trial and Novice PM Trial
OPEN TO ALL GUNDOGS
THE BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS SUNDAY 2 MAY 2021
Classes to be judged: Obedience: CCD, Novice, Open, UD, UDX, Winner of Winners, RATG: Novice & Open Entries to: Mrs D Meagher, PO Box 9237, Wyee 2259 Ph 0427 701 944 Extreme Weather Ph 0412 407 077 Cheques made payable to: The Golden Retriever Club NSW Inc
Trial 1 (Ring 1)
Mr C Giles (ACT) UDX, UD, Open, Novice, CCD, Winner of Winners
Miss L Elliott (NSW) RATG: Open & Novice, Winner of Winners (Top Overall Golden Ret Trial 1 & 2) Trial 2 (Ring 2)
Mr C Giles (ACT) UDX
Mr R Probert (NSW) UD, Open, Novice, CCD
Ms J Duncan (NSW) RATG Open, Novice
Order of Judging: Trial 1: UDX, UD, Open, Novice, CCD, Winner of Winners. RATG: Open, Novice Trial 2: UDX, UD, Open, Novice, CCD, RATG: Open, Novice
Judging Commences: Trial 1: 9.00 am, Trial 2: not before 11.00 am
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs C Paxon
Vetting Time: 8.00 - 8.45 am Vetting Officer: Mr J McMahon Entry Fees: $15.00 Catalogues: $3.00 pre-ordered with entries only Refreshments Canteen available Bitches in Oestrum may not be trialled
RATG: Dummies to be used-supplied by the competitors to the regulation size & weight
Jumping & Agility 1st, 2nd, 3rd (all heights) Prize & Ribbon Open Classes 1st, 2nd, 3rd Ribbon & Prize 1st, 2nd, 3rd Games (each level) Cash & Ribbon Qualifiers and Titles Gained Ribbon
Winner of Winners (Trial 1) Cash & Rosette
Obedience 1st, 2nd, 3rd Cash & Sash, RATG 1st, 2nd, 3rd Cash & Sash, RATG Winner of Winners
(Top Golden Retriever over both Trials) Beale Stitt Memorial Trophy & Rosette
OBEDIENCE, RALLY, TRICKS & RATG TRIALS
COR SCHOLTEN CANINE CENTRE, SWAN ST, TAMWORTH
SATURDAY 12 (AM/PM) & SUNDAY (AM/PM) 13 JUNE 2021
Classes to be judged: Obedience, Rally, Trick Dogs, RATG
Entries to: Mr C Harris, PO Box 451, Wauchope 2446 Ph: 02 6585 2623
Cheques made payable to:
Dog Training
JUDGES Sat AM Sat PM Sun AM Sun PM
Mrs G Golle (QLD) UD, UDX CD, CDX UD, UDX CCD
Ms M Choice (NSW) CCD UD,
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Ms M Auld (NSW)
Mrs C Fisher (QLD)
Ms C Neal (ACT)
Tricks:
Tricks:
Classes to be judged: Obed: CCD, Novice, Open, UD, UDX, RATG Novice & Open. Rally O: Novice, Adv A & B, Exc A & B, Master
Entries to: www.easydogs.com.au or Post to:
Ms A Menil, 15 Kirkloch Close, Wallsend 2287
Extreme Weather Ph 0425 302 969 or Twitter feed www.newdog.org or Facebook page www.facebook.com/pages/Newcastle-All-Breeds-Dog-Training-Club Cheques made payable to: Ncle All Breeds Dog Training Club Inc
Order of Judging: As per Catalogue Bitches
Oestrum may not be trialled Judging Commences: Sat & Sun AM 8.30am, Sat & Sun PM not before 12.00pm
DOGS NSW Representative: Mr C Dever & Mrs K Lemmert Catalogues: $5.00
Entry Fees: Members $9.00, Non Members $11.00 Check In: 8am (both days)
Competition will be conducted under COVID Rules Canteen: Available
Entries will be restricted to 28 entries per ring for Tricks
Camping: Limited places, unpowered $20 per night
PRIZES: Sash & Trophy, 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Entries Close: 8 June 2019
GATE 4, HAWKESBURY SHOWGROUND, RACECOURSE RD, CLARENDON SATURDAY 19 & SUNDAY 20 JUNE 2021
Classes to be judged: AD, ADX, ADM, ADO, JD, JDX, JDM, JDO, GD, GDX, GDM Entries to: Preferred:- www.k9entries.com or Trial Secretary, 52 Mitchell Drive, Glossodia 2756 Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0417 216 847 Cheques made payable to: Hawkesbury Dog Agility Club Inc
Mr P Westwood (NSW)
Sat: JDO, JDM, JDX, JD, GDX, GD
Ms L Davis (NSW) Sat: AD, ADX, ADM, ADO, GDM
Mr A Roach (NSW) Sun: ADO, ADM, ADX, AD
Dr L Hammer (NSW) Sun: JD, JDX, JDM, JDO
Order of Judging: As per Catalogue Judging Commences: 9.00 am
DOGS NSW Representative: Mr R Vine
Check in Time: 8.00 am Vetting Officer: Committee Member No formal vetting will be conducted, however the club reserves the right to vet any dog present on the grounds
Entry Fees: $10.00 Refreshments: None available
Catalogues: Available at Agility NSW Facebook Group
Camping: Powered sites and amenities available, please contact Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association
PRIZES:
1st, 2nd & 3rd Ribbons, Qualifying Ribbons & Prizes
Ms S Turner (NSW) Sat AM: CCD, Sat PM: Rally Novice, Mrs T Knox (NSW) Sat AM: CD, Sat PM: Rally Adv A & B, Sun: Open Mrs S Hutchins (NSW) Sat AM: Open, Sat PM: Rally Exc A & B, Sun: CD
Mr K Speed (NSW) Sat AM: UD, Sat PM: UDX
Mr C Giles (NSW) Sat AM: UDX, Sat PM: Rally Master, Sun: UD
Ms K Eaton (NSW) Sun: UD Miss L Elliott (NSW) Sun: RATG Open & Novice
Order of Judging: As per catalogue
Judging Commences: Sat AM: 9.00am Sat PM: not before 12.30pm Sunday: 9.00am with Obedience & RATG
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs K Tucker
Vetting Time: Sat AM & Sun: 8.00am - 8.45am, Sat PM: 11.45 - 12.15pm Vetting Officer: Club Committee Member
Entry Fees: $12.00 per entry. Entry Fees: can be deposited direct to Newcastle All Breeds Dog Training Club. BSB: 062804 Account No: 10026085. Reference OE “surname” include copy of receipt with entry
Catalogues: $4.00 for whole trial or from Club website www.newdog.org
Refreshments: Great Canteen
Camping: $7.50 per night per person. Paid to Secretary on day of trial
The Club reserves the right to alter the running order and/or the judges if necessary
Please include dog’s height for Open, UD & Rally O Adv-Exc classes
Please include dog’s titles on your entry
Bitches is oestrum may not be trialled
Campetitor numbers will be available to be picked up at trial
COVID Plan included in Catalogue
Trial updates posted on website via Twitter & Facebook
1st 2nd & 3rd Cash & Sash,
Qualifying Sash, Title Gained Sash
29 March 2019
OBEDIENCE, RALLY & TRICK COMPETITION (OPEN TO ALL UTILITY BREEDS)
THE BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS
SATURDAY 19 JUNE 2021
Classes to be judged: Obed: CCD, CD, CDX, UD, UDX, Rally: Novice, Adv, Exc, Masters
Tricks: Starter, Novice, Intermediate, Adv
Entries to: V Craig, 6 Mt View Road, Millfield 2325
Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0410 325 950 Cheques made payable to: The Schnauzer Club of NSW Inc
Ms M Fazekas (NSW) CCD, CD, CDX, UD & All Rally
Ms D Anderson (NSW) UDX
Mrs L Rabbitt (NSW) All Trick Classes
Order of Judging: Obedience classes followed by Rally classes. Trick classes not before 1pm
Judging Commences: 10am with Obed followed by Rally. Tricks not before 1pm
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs W Donohue
Vetting There will be no formal vetting conducted however the Club reserves the right to vet any dog present on the grounds
Check in Time: Obed/Rally 9.15 - 9.45am, Tricks 12.15 - 12.45pm
Entry Fees: $15.00 1st entry, $12.00 subsequent entries,
Catalogues: $3.00 or online 3 days prior on Club’s website
All Classes 1st, 2nd, 3rd Trophy/Prize & Sash, Qualifying Sashes if not places Prize & Sash
SHOWGROUND (ADDED AREA), JUNCTION ST, NOWRA
SATURDAY 1 MAY 2021
Classes to be judged: AD, ADX, ADM, ADE, ADO, JD, JDX, JDM, JDE, JDO
Entries to: Trial Secretary, PO Box 492, Nowra 2541 Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0419 926 207
Cheques made payable to: Shoalhaven Dog Training Club Inc
Mr B Havord (NSW) JDO, JDE, JDM, JDX, JD Mr P Westwood (NSW) AD, ADX, ADM, ADE, ADO
Order of Judging: As per Catalogue
Judging Commences: 8.30 am
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs T Hay
Entry Fees: $9.00
Catalogues: $3.00
Bitches in Oestrum may not be shown
There will be no formal vetting however the Club reserved the right to vet any dog at any time
PRIZES: 1st, 2nd, 3rd Cash & Sash Qualifiers Sash & Cash
Close: 29 March 2019
(OPEN TO ALL UTILITY BREEDS)
THE BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS
SATURDAY 26 JUNE 2021
Classes to be judged: AD, ADX, ADM, ADO, JD, JDX, JDM, JDO, GD, GDX, GDM, SD, SDX, SDM
Entries to: Trial Secretary, PO Box 515, Dulwich Hill 2203
Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0421 278 659
Cheques made payable to: The Schnauzer Club of NSW Inc
Direct Deposit: Schnauzer Club of NSW Inc, BSB 112 879, Acc No 04118 7078
Order of Judging: As per Catalogue
Judging Commences: 9.00am
DOGS NSW Representative: Mrs J Evans
Vetting: There will be no formal vetting conducted however the Club reserves the right to vet any dog present on the grounds
Check in Time: 8.15 - 8.45am
Entry Fees: $10.00
Catalogues: Available 3 days prior on www.schnauzerclubnsw.org.au
All Classes 1st, 2nd, 3rd Prize & Sash, Qualifiers Sash, Title Gained Sash
To access the FREE Wi-Fi you will need to download the DOGS NSW app from either Google Play or Apple App Store.
Navigate to the “Wi-Fi Guest Password” Tab on the app and click to view instructions and password.
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Dachshund (Miniature Wire Haired)
CH. NORBERT DES TROIS MAGES DE PALADINES (IMP FRA) LOF247966/0 (M) 21/07/2017 C.I.E. ULEX V. MARGELCHOPF (FRA) LOF241691/34 : JAD HAIROSOL DES TROIS MAGES DE PALADINES (FRA) LOF237573/46 - Mr C & Mrs J Fynmore
CH. SYRMA MADAMA BUTTERFLY 2100494362 (F) 22/02/2018 GRAND. CH. TARRANGOWER TYZACK SE. 2100354290 : CH. SYRMA PRINCESS TURANDOT 2100385712 - Ms N & Ms Y Anastas
CH. SYRMA LA BOHEME 2100494365 (F) 22/02/2018 GRAND. CH. TARRANGOWER TYZACK SE. 2100354290 : CH. SYRMA PRINCESS TURANDOT 2100385712 - Ms N & Ms Y Anastas
GRAND. CH. ALARVES DOM XIRITUNGO 4100264431 (M) 08/10/2015 CH. SHAMROCK’S NAPOLEON (IMP USA) HP40787805 : CH. ALARVES A STAR IS BORN 4100222389 - Mrs K L Gordon
CH. JUZRIVAL EYE KANDY (AI) 2100519574 (F) 02/05/2019 CH. LIONSBANE HES THE BOSS 9100003647-SEM : GRAND. CH. RIDGESETTER HOW EASY IT IS 2100380098 - Mrs S Fletcher & Mr A Barter & Ms L Fletcher
CH. NKAZIMLO HEAVEN SENT A COPY (AI) 2100534087 (M) 21/01/2020 CH. USAKOSE HIGHWAYTO HEAVEN 4100155131 : CH. NKAZIMLO COZ IM A COPY 2100445508 - Mrs S Temlett CH. SANYATI JUSTICE PREVAILS 2100502058 (F) 10/06/2018 VELDTHUND MARGUS HUNT 2100438988 : CH. USAKOSE EYE OF THE DRAGON 4100228768 - Mr P Barwell & Mrs K Cosentino
CH. NEUT. CH. ALBERMAYNE APACHE CLOUDS 2100387938 (N) 10/06/2013 ALBERMAYNE MID WINTER 2100189565 : ALBERMAYNE DARKN DELICIOUS 2100286231 - Mrs S Markerink
CH. ADARSTERN TAKE THE MUSIC TO TALCOTT 6100113938 (F) 10/10/2018 CH. ADARSTERN THE STIG 6100065874 : CH. ADARSTERN KIMBERLEY BLUDIAMOND 6100101542 - Mrs J Doyle
CH. ILIANO VON JUVENISTY (IMP NLD) 3078603 (M) 01/01/1900 SKY V.ALTENBERGER LAND IPO3. (DEU) SZ2293999 : ROMY V.D. RAMONJAHOEVE IPO1. (NLD) NHSB2756717 - Mrs C & Mr M Morris & Mrs P Kelso
CH. BOJOJAMILE BIT OF A HUNK (AI) 2100519272 (M) 01/04/2019 CH. KYLAIN HEART BREAKER 3100338781 : CH. BOJOJAMILE BEAMS OF LIGHT 2100468720 - Mr R H & Mrs V J Hutton
CH. FERGWYN ALL THAT JAZZ 2100524585 (M) 05/07/2019 CH. PEMVALE GREAT EXPECTATIONS 5100090526 : CH. FERGWYN DANCING WITH STARS 2100484877 - Mrs B Ludowici & Mrs M Young
GRAND. CH. BOXCREST ABSOLUTE MAGIC 2100491648 (M) 01/02/2018 CH. BOXCREST I THINK I CAN FLY 2100444423 : BOXCREST SUMMERSWEET MAGIC 2100412893 - Mrs E V Gordon-Pandelis
CH. REGENSTAUF MASTER OF MAYHEM 4100323950 (M) 23/06/2019 REGENSTAUF MAGIC AND MAYHEM 4100187636 : REGENSTAUF MASTERS MISTRESS 4100305310 - Mrs S Ansell
GRAND. CH. TRICIBWTHYN GILBERT 2100465058 (M) 24/10/2016 CH. SENARABULL MR PEDRO 6100095324 : CH. TRICIBWTHYN AUDREY 2100422525 - Mr R A Parry
CH. MANNERKING PRINCE OF LEGENDS 2100508083 (M) 29/10/2018 CH. MANNERKING CROWN PRINCE 2100429237 : MANNERKING HOLLYWOOD LEGEND 2100458255 - Mrs A M Llewellynn
O.CH. TANJE BOLD SUNNY BOY UD. RAE. RM. 2100364461 (M) 18/06/2012 APRIMON BOLD AS BRASS 6100047258 : JULEANNE SOUTHERN BELLE 3100184513 - Mrs K J Fitzgerald
CH. ROSEDALE FRIENDLY PERSUASION CCD. RA. 2100481880 (F) 31/07/2017 ROSEDALE SHERLOCK HOLMES 6100069089 : CH. NANTIKI WALKING WITH JACKLYN 2100423674 - Mrs C Drew
COCOBO ISAACS IMAGE ADX. JDX. SPD. SD. JC. 2100411822 (M) 23/07/2014 JEZZAMONT INEXESS 2100387823 : COCOBO GYPSY ROSE 2100373930Miss J & Ms A H Isaacs
CH. SKYESFUHRE STARRING GIZMO CCD. RE. 2100429263 (F) 14/05/2015 CH. SKYESFUHRE
TAWNYOAK RUFUS OREILEY CCD. CD. 2100463439 (M) 12/10/2016 DAN. CH. FIN.CH. NORD. CH. SE.CH. CH. MERRYMAC I R A (IMP SWE) S27801/2009 : SHANNAWONNA DREAMGIRL 3100277369 - Mrs D C Collins
IRISHCLAN WATKINS AD. JDX. GD. 2100401450 (F) 17/11/2013 MORNINGDALE THE TAN MAN 6100054435 : IRISHCLAN RUBY ROSE 2100329730
- Mrs B Watkins
SILVASPRING RUFUS FS.S. HTM.S. 2100422852 (M) 07/01/2015 CARDHU UNDER MY THUMB 3100262634 : CH. CARDHU SCENTUALLY YOURS 3100245178Ms S Wee
FENRIK DOUBLE DARE CCD. CD. QND. ORA. 2100426495 (M) 27/03/2015 FENRIK OBSCURED BY CLOUDS 2100362043 : PACE VON DER MADLAGE ADO. ADM 2. JDO. JDM 2. SPDM. SDM. GDM. (IMP DEU) 0875/09 - Ms J Duncan
HIRSCH FAST AND FURIOUS (AI) CCD. RE. 2100485320 (M) 16/09/2017 SUP.CH. OUWITLLEMATE LOCK AND LOAD 4100229297 : AM. GR CH. CH. CLADDAGH’S DUAL CITIZEN AT HIRSCH AM. JH. (IMP USA) SR75625301 - Mrs L Mahaffey
Golden Retriever
DOBRO MAGIC OF BRACKEN CD. NRA. 4100256367 (F) 05/04/2015 CH. LARBELLAH TAKE THE LEAD 7100019629 : CH. ALNCLAIR PINKDIAMOND ATDOBRO 2100357335 - Ms K G Hogan
DOMPETAN CASANOVA ROLLOVER RN. 2100537885 (M) 17/03/2020 CH. ACACIAN GAME CHANGER 3100315741 : JUKERAN LINK FACTOR 2100452907 - Mrs A Quigley & Ms S Hey
ERAKY CRUZE CONTROL (AI) CDX. 2100440216 (M) 11/10/2015 CH. SANDUSKY KLAMMER CDX. (IMP SWE) S56660/91-SEM : CH. RO.CH. ERAKY SHEZA CORKER CDX. RM. 2100344110 - Mrs C W Zietsch
HARVIKGOLD HEIDI (AI) CCD. RN. 2100455461 (F) 10/06/2016 CH. DYKINTA TRADEMARK 2100146724SEM : CH. HARVIKGOLD TINY BOUNDS CCD. CD. RM. 2100393007 - Mrs S Partridge
Hungarian Vizsla
O.CH. BOKEZU TE PORO TIMETEO UD. RE. 7100029056 (M) 11/01/2013 CH. BOKEZU SWEET SUGAR MAGIC 7100024858 : CH. GRAEBROOK ROSE TATTOO 3100254294 - Mrs M Smyth
Labrador Retriever
CHARALANDRA LOOSE AS DIAMONDS CCD. CDX. RN. NRA. ORA. ADX. JDX. GD. SD. 2100408836 (F) 25/05/2014 LACOTE INIMITABLE LAD 2100318779 : KUMPEL DIAMOND 4100152244 - Ms K Hobson CH. GUNGRANGE QUEEN O THE BLUES (AI) RN. 2100475170 (F) 17/05/2017 NZ. CH. BEROLEE WILLIAM TRIGG (UK) AF00859101-SEM : CIGWN ALL DAT JAZZ 2100396515 - Mr P Frost & Ms E Thomas
Weimaraner
NEUT. CH. CRUISENIF TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT CCD. RE. 2100395397 (N) 18/11/2013 CH. LUKEDOM SHOOT THE BREEZE 2100307398 : CH. WEISSENBERG SUPRISE-SUPRISE (IMP NZL) 00700-2010 - Ms J Davies
BLUMYST LEADER OF THE PACK CCD. RN. 2100420760 (M) 07/12/2014 CH. CLEARUN ROCK A
BILLY REBEL 3100221689 : ROADSEND WHOS THAT GIRL CD. RN. 3100260316 - Mrs D Fraser
ROZATE ARCTIC BLUEGRASS CCD. 3100391682 (F) 31/03/2019 VH.CH. TRI CH.(T)(H) GR.H.CH. TS. GRAND.CH. ROZATE JACKHAMMER RN. HXBd HXAc ET. 3100166367 : ROZATE SWEET GRASS 3100344176 - Mrs V E Gresser
CH. CHAMSHEP HOT CHILLI CCD. RA. 4100308863 (F) 28/06/2018 CHAMSHEP GALTERO 4100284194 : CHAMSHEP FAIRLIE 4100272747 - Mr B S Holden
Border Collie
AGILE ANY COLOUR U LIKE CCD. RA. 3100380788 (M) 29/07/2018 AGILE TOWER OF LONDON HT 3100268458 : CH. AGILE JUMP INTO THE FIRE 3100312783 - Mr D W & Mrs J E Turley
ARAJOEL I AM FIRE N FLAME ADO. ADM. JDM. JDO 2. SD. SPDX. GDX. FDX 2100421168 (F) 25/12/2014 ARAJOEL UARE LOGAN 2100288313 : WOTTAPUD MERLN CHOCKITA 4100181613 - Miss J Mellon AURICULA MYSTIC CHARM CCD. RAE. 2100392851 (F) 21/09/2013 BORDERSTRAND ROLL A DICE 4100186219 : GLEN CLOVA KIWI CONNECTION (IMP NZL) 04476-2010 - Ms L Bebington
DANARI DESERT DIAMOND CCD. RA. 2100408256 (F) 19/03/2014 DANARI DISTINCTLY DE BEERS 2100374104 : CH. DANARI DREAM THNITE AWAY 2100338835 - Mr F Weierter
O.CH. RO.CH. FARLEIGHSTUD GERDA UD. RM. RAE4. 2100407624 (F) 05/05/2014 BORDERSHOW
FAR LEIGH JEEVES 4100201413 : IONABORDA ALICE CULLEN 4100181063 - Ms D G Reynolds GADHAR RAINHAIL NSHINE JD. 9100011875 (S) 21/07/2018 H.CH. ETHERIAL LOCH HXAs HXBs HIAs HIBs PT. HSAs HSBs 3100291706 : OHUTU I DIDN’T DO IT (IMP NZL) 00438-2013 - Mrs L Madden
RO.CH. GLENLOY PLAY WITH TH DEVIL UDX. RM. RAE3. 2100404582 (M) 28/03/2014 CH. STEADFAST DEJA VU IN BLU ET. 3100246075 : GLENLOY INSIGNIA 2100341690 - Ms D G Reynolds
KERODAN TURN IT TO ELEVEN JD. 2100506140 (F) 26/07/2018 KERODAN MAN OF ACTION ADO. ADX. JDX. SPD. SD. GDX. SDX. 2100446517 : DART TO OZ VOM WINDECKER LAND ADX. ADO. JDO. JDM. SPDX. SDX. GDX. (IMP DEU) VDH/ZBRHBOC17520 - Mr D Paterson
LIFESONG OUT OF THE ABYSS CDX. UD. TD. JD. 4100280672 (F) 11/09/2016 RO.CH. HTM.CH. FS.CH. NYANGA SOLAR NITE CDX. RAE. TD. AD. JD. SD. GD. SPD. PT. ET. 3100250858 : LIFESONG BLINK N YOULL MISS ME CDX. 4100210904 - Ms K Hobson RO.CH. NEECABE GRACIOUS CD. HTM.S. FS.S. 2100320847 (F) 02/06/2010 CH. GLENTRESS OSTENTATIOUS 3100074273 : GRAND. CH. NEECABE MURRONS LOVE ET. 2100254155 - Mrs A Bryant
CONKASHA MONTANA DIVA CCD. CD. 2100471375 (F) 20/03/2017 ASTERHUND OZZIE ANZAC 5100075527 : CONKASHA DAKOTA STAR 2100284396 - Mr W J & Mrs Y P Spek
SINGHA LEONITA CDX. 2100465683 (F) 07/10/2016 MONSIMBEE XANGO 2100345899 : SINGHA IMPISH MINX CDX. 2100378262 - Mr J Lotzkes
CH. SKYESFUHRE BUNDY BEAR CCD. CD. RE. 2100429261 (N) 14/05/2015 CH. SKYESFUHRE AUSSIE STAR CCD. RN. 2100288447 : RUFSTONE
MY SHANTI STAR CD. RA. 2100326131 - Mrs G De Vries
AUSSIE STAR CCD. RN. 2100288447 : RUFSTONE
MY SHANTI STAR CD. RA. 2100326131 - Mrs G De Vries
ALMAROY ONSET OSKAR RE. 2100461033 (M) 25/06/2016 SUMMERSET TREND SETTER 2100381470 : ALMAROY APRIL SHOWERS 2100408553 - Mrs Y Lightfoot
KIANTI KNEE DEEP IN SNOW AD. JD. 9100011313 (F) 19/08/2017 SUP.CH. SUNLAND SUNTORY 6100075629 : CH. WRENMANOR AMAZING GRACE 3100279974 - Mrs K Andre
BRANBERN DREAM ON CCD. NDD. 2100468813 (F) 31/12/2016 CH. BRANBERN DARK JULE 2100382673
: CH. BRANBERN DARK DREAMER 2100394917Miss B Insausti
ESSANELLE MR BANJO ADM. JDX. JDM. JDO. SPD. SDX. 2100348887 (M) 06/10/2011 ESSANELLE MORK 2100310077 : ESSANELLE MARSHA MARSHA 2100256159 - Mrs K Birch
CH. MONTKHAN DREAM CATCHER RN. JD. 2100445550 (M) 25/01/2016 CH. TREULIEBE TALK THE TALK 5100078316 : CH. MONTKHAN CLOSE ENCOUNTERS 2100369667 - Ms R Israel
SAWYERMOON ALADDIN (AI) RN. 2100524857 (M) 20/07/2019 TESTWOOD TOM (UK) 2852CZ-SEM : PROVOST ISLEIONA 2100497131 - Mrs S Dellas
FYREBURST FRENCH VANILLA AD. JD. 4100304857 (F) 11/04/2018 SUP.CH. FYREBURST BOLD AS BRASS 4100282568 : CH. FYREBURST A SILVER LINING 4100274863 - Mr T & Mrs H Hillman
CH. HUNKEEDORI LOTS OF QS AD. 2100497724 (S) 28/04/2018 C.I.B. SUP.CH. HUNKEEDORI HEEERRREEES JONNIE 2100470262 : CH. CALIVALE PRIVATE EYE 2100343646 - Ms E White
POODLEDERRY SUPER STAR CCD. RA. 2100487596 (M) 09/10/2017 CH. RUSCH MIX ALL IN ONE (IMP SWE) S52892/2008 : POODLEDERRY LADY JASMIN 2100438171 - Mrs K L Richardson
POODLEDERRY MISTER BOJANGLES CCD. CDX. RE. FS.S. HTM.A. 2100406327 (M) 23/04/2014 CH. RUSCH MIX ALL IN ONE (IMP SWE) S52892/2008 : CH. POODLEDERRY SWEET SURPRISE 2100318055 - Mrs K L Richardson
CH. MONTERREZ STAR OF THE SHOW RN. TK.S. AD. JD. FD 2100404873 (F) 30/03/2014 CH. BREOGAN BLACK PAMELOSA 2100370100 : CH. MONTERREZ NELLY KELLY 2100348905 - Mrs M Kenny
VOLNERA SMOOTH OPERATOR RN. TK.S. ADX. JDM. SPD. GD. SD. FS.S. 2100402408 (M) 26/02/2014 EDENOIRE AEOLUS BOREAS 2100312567 : BREOGAN BLACK TO CHARITY 2100297206 - Mrs M Kenny
RILEY RN. ( ) 201681AR (S) 28/12/2009 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Mrs S Jackson
WIGGLES RE. TK.S. ADX. JDX. JDO. SPDX. SDX. GDX. ( ) 201699AR (N) 24/07/2011 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Mrs G K Fennamore
TYLER RA. ADO. ADM. JDO. JDM. SDX. GDX. SPDM. ET. ( ) 201761AR (S) 19/01/2010 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Ms S Koo
AG.CH 400. PEITYN ADM 3. ADO 2. JDM 5. JDO 2. GD. SDX. SPDX. ( ) 201799AR (S) 20/08/2011 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Miss R Fullerton
T.CH. RILEY CD. RM. AD. JDX. SD. HSAs HSBs HSAd HSBd ET. 202040AR (N) 12/08/2012 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Mrs M Leaver
SHADOW AD. JDM. 202397AR (S) 01/08/2012 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Miss R Moore
JET AD. JDX. 202427AR (S) 29/06/2016 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Mrs C Robinson
LUNA JD. 202503AR (S) 07/03/2017 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Miss R Moore
LACHIE RN. TD. JD. PT. 202507AR (N) 01/02/2018 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Mrs M Leaver
TEESHA CCD. RN. 202566AR (S) 01/03/2018 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Mrs R Cawthorne
JINDIJUJU JD. 202570AR (S) 14/04/2017 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Miss S Hamilton
JESSIE RN. 202577AR (S) 12/07/2016 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Miss C La Rose
BENTLEY JD. 202603AR (N) 08/05/2017 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Miss N & Mr G Matheson
BEAR RN. 202604AR (N) 15/06/2016 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Ms L Bebington
KOOLKUNA KAZOO CCD. RA. N00660CSR (M) 23/03/2014 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) SR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) SR - Mr K J & Mrs T H Dive
KOOLKUNA JIGSAW PUZZLE RE. JD. N00782ESR (F) 06/06/2017 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) SR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) SR - Miss K Gresser
KOOLKUNA LILAC ROSE RN. N00783ESR (F) 06/06/2017 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) SR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) SR - Mr K J & Mrs T H Dive
T.CH. TS. GRAND.CH. O.GR.CH. RO.CH. KITYEES SONIC RAE. RM. ADO. ADM. JDX. JDO. JDM. GDM. SDX. SPDM. ET. ( ) V4790SR (F) 02/11/2010 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) SR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) SR - Mr J Blight
BEAGELEE STAR STRIKE 2100447401 (F) 24/01/2016 (Mr C & Mrs L Duval) Mr M Douglas USA
CUDGERA LILY OF THE VALLEY 2100548878 (F) 26/06/2020 (Mr R A Barratt) S Usui JAPAN
PUREHEEL DANCING INTHERAIN 3100412402 (F) 17/07/2020 (Mr A & Mrs R Spargo) Mr F Bianchi ITALY
CH. GOLDEDGE COUNTRY STYLE HT 3100378510 (M) 19/07/2018 (Mrs L M McLean) Ms A Lindgren SWEDEN
MAINSTREET DANCING IN THE DARK 3100414830 (M) 10/08/2020 (Mrs G Knowles) Mrs T Gallavin NEW ZEALAND
MERRINDA HOLLYWOOD HEARTBREAKA 3100416639 (M) 09/08/2020 (Mrs L F Allshorn) C Bell USA
CY. CH. ROM.CH. SRB. CH. SRB. GR CH. AZE. CH. BLK.CH. BUL. CH. GEO. CH. INT.CH. MDA. CH. ME. CH. MK. CH. A’VIGDORS PLATONE RKF4520421 (M) 19/02/2016 (R Khomasuridze & N Gvaramiya) Srdanov Nenad SERBIA
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Concession $112.00
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Associate ......$85.00
Late Renewal Fee ................$35.00
Renewal of Approval (All Breed, Group, Obed & Agility) $103.00
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REGISTRATION - Application for Main/Limited Registration
Up to 6 months of age (registration only) ............................$42.50
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* Dogs over the age of 6 months require Board of Directors approval & where approved, the Scale of Fees applicable are as follows; Combined Registration & Transfer Fee
Over 6 months & Under 9 months .................... $105.00
Over 9 Months & Under 12 months ................ $150.00
Over 12 months & Under 18 months .............. $260.00
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Limited Register with the record flagged never to be upgraded to the Main Register $47.00
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PETCETERA has been on DOGS NSW grounds at Orchard Hills for 21 years, selling all types of pet products to our members both on show days and throughout the week.
elling quality dog products, from beds to grooming products has always been a number one priority for Petcetera owners Peter & Trish Cutler and Rolly, so they’re pleased to donate a a hamper of “Summer Winds” grooming products, valued at $282, for a lucky member to win.
The grooming products include conditioning rinses, shampoo, detangler and conditioning spray, all guaranteeed to make your dog’s coat ready for show day.
March’s puppy competition winner is Anna Jarrett’s Bernese Mountain Dog puppy, ‘Huxley,’ who has won a year’s membership with DOGS NSW, ROYAL CANIN® products, plus Oakwood puppy products.
Your puppy’s favourite sleeping place: On his back.
Your puppy’s favourite trick: Weaving through legs.
Why is your puppy the best: Huxley has angry eyebrows and a dramatic personality to match
To Enter:
For your opportunity to WIN “A Grooming Hamper from Petcetera’, tell us why you would like to win. Simply post or email us at DOGS NSW and ensure you include your name, address, email, phone number and DOGS NSW membership number. One entry per person. Entries close 30th April 2021 and winners notified by mail or email.
With ‘Hamper of Grooming Products’ Competition in the subject line: email your answer and details to competition@dogsnsw.org.au OR post details to DOGS NSW magazine c/- Dogs NSW PO Box 632, St Marys NSW 1790
To be in the running to win a years free membership with DOGS NSW, Oakwood puppy products plus ROYAL CANIN® products, visit the DOGS NSW website or email:info@dogsnsw.org.au to enter your pup. Please give us your full name, email / postal addresses, social media handles, plus phone details. Australian residents only please.
The monks at the Ter Duinen monastery in Flanders were among the earliest known breeders of Flanders. The Bouviers bred by them are recorded as having been bred from imports such as Irish Wolfhounds and Scottish Deerhounds with local farm dogs, until a breed considered to be the predecessor of the modern Bouvier des Flandres was obtained. This became a working dog able to perform tirelessly, herding and guarding cattle and even pulling cargo carts, thanks to its strength and temperament, and to withstand the local weather conditions due to its thick coat. 2. 3.
Bouvier des Flandres roughly translates as “cowherd of flanders.” In the breed’s formative years, it was called “vuilbaard” (“dirty beard”, “koehond” (“cow dog”) and “toucher de boeuf of pic” (“cattle driver”) apt descriptions of this majestic herder. 4.
In medieval times, when the Bouvier was first conceived, Flanders was a principality encompassing parts of modern-day France, Belgium and The Netherlands. (To this day, both France and Belgium claim the Bouvier as a native breed). As the breed’s many early names suggest, moving cattle was the Bouvier’s primary occupation. But the thrifty farmers of France and the Low Countries preferred owning one versatile dog instead of a team of specialists, so Bouviers earned their keep as herders, watch dogs, guardians and cart-pullers. 4.
By the turn of the 20th century, Bouviers were attracting the attention of international dog fanciers far from the farms and pastures of Flanders. A Belgian breed club was formed and French and Belgian experts drew up a written standard. With the outbreak of World War 1, however, the Bouvier’s bucolic homeland became a nightmarish battlefield, where the region’s farmers were displaced and their dogs lost or destroyed. 4.
The Belgian Army was responsible for keeping the breed alive, and Bouviers distinguished themselves as courageous and resourceful dogs of war. In peacetime, Bouviers burnished their resume as European police K-9s and guide dogs for the blind. 4.
Nowadays, the Bouvier des Flandres is above all used as a guard dog for the estate and the farm, and as a defence and police dog. Its physical and behavioural aptitudes, its great qualities of scent, initiative and intelligence warrant its use as a tracking dog, a messenger dog and a gamekeeper’s dog. 1.
The Bouvier des Flandres is a powerfully built, compact, short-coupled, rough coated dog of notably rugged appearance. He gives the impression of great strength without any sign of heaviness or clumsiness in his overall makeup. He is agile, spirited and bold, yet his serene, well behaved disposition denotes his steady, resolute and fearless character. His gaze is alert and brilliant, depicting his intelligence, vigour and daring. By nature he is an equable dog. 4.
The coat is very abundant, the outercoat forming with the dense undercoat a protective layer perfectly adapted to the sudden climatic changes in this breed’s native land. The hair must be coarse to the touch, dry and matt, neither too long nor too short (about 6 cm), slightly tousled but never woolly or curly. Shorter on the head and very short on the outside of the ears. The undercoat is padding made up of fine dense hair, which grows beneath the outer coat and together with the topcoat it forms a waterproof covering. 1
“The Bouvier’s sterling character, huge heart and keen intelligence endear them to dog lovers the world over.” - AKC
Colours are usually grey, brindle or overlaid with black. A completely uniform black is also accepted without being favoured. Light coloured, so-called washed-out coats are not acceptable. A white star on the chest is tolerated.1.
Sizes: 62-68 cm for males, 59-65 cm for females. For both sexes the ideal size is the middle range, ie 65cm for males, 62 cm for females.1.
The Bouvier des Flandres has the calm, thoughtful character of a sensible, but fearless dog. Its lively look indicates intelligence, energy and audacity. 1
Bouviers should be socialised well, preferably starting at an early age, to avoid shyness, suspiciousness, and being overly reserved with strangers (although the breed is naturally aloof with strangers). Protection of the family when danger is present is not something that needs to be taught, nor is it something one can train out of them. The dog will rise to the occasion if needed. A good family dog, the Bouvier likes, and is excellent with, children. The Bouvier is very adaptable and goes about its business quietly and calmly. Obedience training starts when they are young. Their behaviour depends on the owner’s ability to communicate what is expected, and on the individual dominance level of the dog. They are usually good with other dogs if they are raised with them from puppyhood. Slow to mature both in body and mind, the Bouvier does not fully mature until the age of 2–3 years. 2
Sizes: Height at withers: 62-68 cm for males; 59-65 cm for females. For both sexes the ideal size is the middle range, ie 65cm for males, 62 cm for females. 1.
Weight: Approximately 35-40 kg for males; 27-35 kg for females. 1
Their sterling character, huge heart, and keen intelligence endear them to dog lovers the world over. Bouviers are excellent watchdogs and guardians, and eager participants in dog sports, especially herding trials. 4.
The Bouvier is happiest when he has a job to do, whether that job is babysitting, herding, obedience, or guard dog or rescue work. A bored Bouvier can be a very destructive one. Bouviers are easily trained to do almost any type of dog sport or activity, and they usually excel at it. They have a strong prey drive, so should be well socialised from the start. They are consummate showmen and enjoy working or competing with their owner at their side. They are an excellent fit for an active household with an owner who hikes or jogs or even bikes.
The Bouvier needs a large, enclosed exercise area where he can romp and play, preferably with other dogs or kids who will keep him in good condition both mentally and physically. Heavy exercise should be limited while he is a growing puppy.
The Bouvier’s coat needs brushing once or twice a week. A good slicker brush or pin brush and large comb will work for this. The beard may need cleaning at the same time, and the dog’s toenails should be trimmed every week or two.
1. Ankc.org.au Page 16 (top & bottom): Submitted by Poppy Maclean.
2. Wikipedia.org Page 17: © Pieter Snijder. Dreamstime.com.
3. Pollet, Robert (2003). Bouvier Des Flandres. Page 18 (top left): Shutterstock image. (top right): Submitted by Editorial Hispano-Europea. Poppy Maclean. Image by Badger Photography.
4. American Kennel Club
This page (above): © Waldemar Dabrowski.Dreamstime.com (below left): Submitted by Janet Wade. (below right): Bouvier doing Nosework by Border Pix N Art. Submitted by Poppy Maclean.
Australian startup PetCloud has launched the nation’s first dedicated pet taxi service and, in a first for Australia, the new Pet Taxi App allows pets to ride unaccompanied.
Whether they’re arranging a taxi to a grooming appointment, vet check-up, or a lift home from a wedding, pet owners who use the Pet Taxi App can rest assured that every driver is insured, trained in animal handling, has undergone a police-check and their pet is properly secured during each trip.
Like other ride share services, users simply download the app and book a pet taxi on demand or schedule a pick-up, up to 72 hours in advance. Pet owners can track their pet’s ride in real time through the app’s GPS system and get fare estimates before they book. Pet businesses such as vet clinics and grooming salons can also book pet taxis on behalf of their clients.
With pets in two-thirds of Australian households, PetCloud CEO Deb Morrison said it was about time they had their own ride share service.
“There are more pets than people in Australia with last estimates at around 30 million, which adds up to a lot of pet health and grooming appointments. Whether a pet needs a ride home from a mid-morning grooming appointment or a ride to the vet for a dental check-up, pet owners can’t always stop half-way through their workday to pick up their pets, and we know that not all pet owners have a car. PetCloud’s mission has always been to remove barriers to pet ownership and make responsible pet care easy and we are proud to say we have found a new way to do this through our Pet Taxi App,” Ms Morrison said.
While PetCloud has been offering pet taxis through its pet sitting platform for a couple of years, Ms Morrison said increased interest in the service, especially among Australia’s growing aging population, showed the nation was ready for its first dedicated pet taxi service.
“Pets bring so much joy and comfort to people’s lives and we don’t want anyone to miss out on that special relationship because they can’t drive or have a busy job. By offering a pet taxi service we’re paving the way for more Australians to be able to care for a pet regardless of their life situation,” she said.
“We already have more than 1100 pet-loving drivers across Australia gearing up to drive Miss Daisy to her next appointment and welcome anyone else looking to make some spare cash as a pet taxi driver.”
In line with PetCloud’s regulations, Pet Taxi App drivers have all had police checks, are trained in animal handling and insured.
The Pet Taxi App is now available to download, pet taxi drivers can sign up and pet businesses can access the pet taxi business portal. For more information on PetCloud visit www.petcloud.com.au
Lockdowns, job losses and social isolation have been the hallmarks of 2020 as COVID-19 tightens its grip on the world, not only infecting millions and leaving a mounting death toll, but also denying humans the most basic sense touch.
In the absence of human-to-human contact, in millions of households worldwide, animals have stepped into the breach for many people, providing much-needed comfort via cuddles, pats and a constant physical presence.
“Pets seem to be particularly important when people are socially isolated or excluded, providing comfort, companionship and a sense of self-worth,” Dr Young says. “Touch is an understudied sense, but existing evidence indicates it is crucial for growth, development and health, as well as reducing the levels of the stress hormone cortisol in the body. It is also thought that touch may be particularly important for older people as other senses decline.”
In interviews with 32 people, more than 90 per cent said touching their pets both comforted and relaxed them and the pets seemed to need it as well. Examples of dogs and cats touching their owners when the latter were distressed, sad, or traumatised were cited. Many people referenced pets’ innate ability to just “know” when their human counterparts weren’t feeling well and to want to get physically close to them.
“The feedback we received was that pets themselves seem to get just as much pleasure from the tactile interaction as humans,” Dr Young says.
Not just dogs and cats either. Interviewees mentioned birds, sheep, horses and even reptiles who reciprocate touch.
“Animals, like people, are living, breathing others, with individual interests, styles and preferences. While culturally, animals are not seen as ‘human’, they are still seen as individuals with likes and dislikes.
A new study published by University of South Australia researchers points to the lifesaving role that pets have played in 2020 and why governments need to sit up and take notice.
The Journal of Behavioural Economics for Policy (JBEP) 1. paper outlines how pets have a crucial role to play in an era where human-human contact can be life endangering. Lead author Dr Janette Young says physical touch is a sense that has been taken for granted, even overlooked, until COVID-19 visited our door earlier this year.
“In a year when human contact has been so limited and people have been deprived of touch, the health impacts on our quality of life have been enormous,” Dr Young says. “To fill the void of loneliness and provide a buffer against stress, there has been a global upsurge in people adopting dogs and cats from animal shelters during lockdowns. Breeders have also been inundated, with demands for puppies quadrupling some waiting lists.”
Spending on pets was already hitting record levels, topping $13 billion in Australia and in the region of US$260 billion globally in 2020, but this is bound to be surpassed. It is estimated that more than half the global population share their lives with one or more pets. The health benefits have been widely reported, but little data exists regarding the specific benefits that pets bring to humans in terms of touch.
“In the era of COVID-19, social distancing, sudden lockdowns and societal upheaval, our pets may be the only living beings that many people are able to touch and draw comfort from.
“Humans have an innate need to connect with others but in the absence of human touch, pets are helping to fill this void. They need to be considered from a policy angle, therefore, to help mitigate some of the mental and physical stressors that people are experiencing during this time.”
Dr Young says hospitals, hospices and aged care facilities should be encouraging pet connections with residents.
“Residential aged care is yet to recognise the value of human-animal relationships. Had more pets being living with their owners in aged care when COVID-19 restrictions were applied, it could have helped people immeasurably,” she says.
1. Janette Young, Rhianna Pritchard, Carmel Nottle, Helen Banwell. Pets, touch, and COVID-19: health benefits from non-human touch through times of stress.
Journal of Behavioral Economics for Policy, 2020; Vol. 4, COVID-19 Special Issue 2, 25-33
Source: University of South Australia
For some puppy parents, there’s nothing better than cuddling with their pooches at bedtime. In fact, research shows that nearly 50% of all pet owners report sleeping next to their dogs.
Do you let your dog sleep in your bed with you at night? Research has shown that slightly less than one-half of all pet owners share their bed or bedroom with their pet. Even so, you have likely been told by at least one well-meaning person that your dog should sleep on the floor, in his crate, or in his own bed. However, according to recent research, there are many benefits to co-sleeping with your dog, and there is nothing to be ashamed of. Here are some interesting facts regarding this:
• Humans and dogs have been sleeping together in some cultures for centuries.
• Newborn puppies huddle together because that’s when they feel the safest, and most comfortable it’s in their nature. When your dog wants to sleep beside you, it’s because they consider you ‘part of the pack’.
• Sleeping with your dog can ease anxiety and provide feelings of safety and security. ‘Hard day at the office? When we climb into bed at night, we have a tendency to worry and overthink which results in a not-so-great night’s sleep. Spending time with our dogs, whether it be taking them for a walk, or having them beside us in bed can lower our cortisol levels, which is the hormone our body releases when we’re stressed out. Lower cortisol levels don’t just come with mental health benefits either, physical too! The release of cortisol can also cause heightened blood pressure, which can lead to several complications including; heart attacks, strokes and memory issues.’
• However, dog and human sleep cycles differ and this can affect the quality of sleep.
The journal Human Nature recently published a study by Smith et al. entitled “A Multispecies Approach to Co-Sleeping: Integrating Human-Animal Co-Sleeping Practices into Our Understanding of Human Sleep.”1. The researchers looked at the practice of allowing a dog to sleep in the bed or bedroom, comparing it with adult-child co-sleeping.
The study pointed out that sleeping in the same bed or bedroom as our pets is not just a modern phenomenon. In fact, some traditional cultures considered co-sleeping with animals as beneficial. For example, Aboriginal Australians often slept beside their dogs and/or dingoes for warmth and protection from evil spirits. Unfortunately, modern culture tends to focus on the negative aspects of co-sleeping rather than the benefits.
It’s true there are some health concerns related to co-sleeping with your dog. Human allergies can be aggravated, for example. There is also the risk of transmission of disease, from both the dog to the human and the human to the dog. However, such transmission is rare.
Quality of sleep can also be affected. Previous studies have shown that owners sharing a bed with their pet report greater sleep disturbances than people whose pets did not sleep in their bed. One factor that may explain this difference is that dogs are polyphasic sleepers and average three sleep/wake cycles per night time hour, whereas humans are monophasic sleepers (one period of sleep over a 24-hour cycle). Dogs also stay alert for sounds, even when sleeping, which may make them lighter sleepers than their humans sleeping.
Urban myths abound about dogs sharing their human’s sleeping spot. For example, your dog will think he’s dominant to you or he will become spoiled. While there can be a link between bed-sharing and behaviour problems, it’s not known whether co-sleeping creates the problem or the problem leads to co-sleeping in the first place. For example, a dog that shares his owner’s bed might have problems with separation anxiety. However, did the co-sleeping create the excessive attachment or did the dog’s excessive attachment cause the owner to let him into the bed?
Sometimes, the issues are unrelated, and co-sleeping simply highlights already existing problem behaviour. For example, a dog with resource guarding issues might growl and bark to protect his sleeping spot on your bed. But the problem is really about your dog unnecessarily defending what he sees as his items and territory, not about the co-sleeping. For a well-adjusted, well-behaved dog, it’s quite unlikely that sleeping in your bed or bedroom will do anything except delight your dog, comfort you, and enhance the dog-owner bond. But if your dog is showing signs of aggression or any other problem behaviour that is being worsened by co-sleeping, provide your dog with his own sleeping space while you consult with a professional trainer, a behaviour consultant, or your veterinarian.
Despite the drawbacks to co-sleeping with a dog, the researchers explain that so many owners do it because the benefits likely outweigh the disadvantages. Studies have shown many physical and mental health advantages to owning a pet, and co-sleeping increases the amount of time spent with that pet, potentially increasing those benefits. For example, co-sleeping can increase the feelings of comfort and companionship your dog provides.
Co-sleeping with your dog can also ease anxiety and provide a feeling of safety and security. Your light-sleeping canine will alert you to anything out of the ordinary, so you can rest easy through the night. Dogs are also perfect bed warmers, keeping you toasty on a cold night. And finally, there is no substitute for waking up to a tail-wagging dog.
The research study concluded that even though society may not currently regard co-sleeping in the best light, because of the many benefits, there is no need for unnecessary concern. I think those of us who share our beds and bedrooms with our dogs already know that any disturbance or inconvenience is well worth a night time of snuggles.
Article from the American Kennel Club website: “Should I Let My Dog Sleep With Me?” By Stephanie Gibeault, MSc, CPDT
References
1. (Extract from Human Nature) Journal
A Multispecies Approach to Co-Sleeping: Integrating Human-Animal Co-Sleeping Practices into Our Understanding of Human Sleep by Bradley Smith, Peta C hazelton, Kirrilly R Thompson, Joshua L. Trigg, Hayley C, Etherton & Sarah L. Blunden.
I met Jennifer more than 30 years ago at the AGM of The British Bulldog NSW. She came to me after the meeting and thanked me for standing position in the club and offered her congratulations. What struck you was Jennifer was a stylish woman, immaculately presented. She aged gracefully that she had hardly changed in those 30 something years. She was one of those ageless ladies that you would not have been able to guess her age.
Jennifer married her husband Ken and moved to Blacktown, where they stayed until after Ken’s death. She then moved to Penrith, to be nearer her family. She and Ken were never blessed with children. Their mutual love of British Bulldogs led them to purchase their first bulldog, and hence the family was complete. Jennifer referred to her dogs as her kids and she certainly loved her kids.
Jennifer had a French Bulldog, who everyone knew as Jack Prien; he always got his full title. I remember when at Jennifer’s home, with the late Dulcie Partridge, that Ken was telling a tale of one of Jack Prien’s many adventures, saying how bad he was. Jumping straight to Jack’s defence, Jennifer turned to Ken and said, “lovey he was not bad, he was just being Jack”. Anybody who met Jack Prien knew he was one of the naughtiest Frenchies that you could ever meet, but not in Jennifer’s eyes: just like all her kids before him, he could do no wrong.
Jennifer and Ken bred British Bulldogs under the Rainsford prefix, starting in the late 1950s. They bred some very notable dogs in an era when the the British Bulldog was taking out many in show awards, and there were many top quality dogs. A lot of pedigrees of bulldogs today would have the Rainsford prefix behind them.
Jennifer was very involved in the running of many clubs. She was the Secretary of the British Bulldog Club of NSW from 1969 until 1978, where at the AGM she declined office. Jennifer was also involved with the Blacktown Kennel Club, The Non Sporting Club of NSW and later became the Secretary of the French Bulldog Club. Jennifer was a life member of the British Bulldog Club of NSW, and later was appointed as a Life Patron, all of which she was extremely proud.
Jennifer still attended meetings of the British Bulldog Club of NSW, and went to all the specialty shows that she could. A special thank you to Ken Trueman, and his family, who made it possible for Jennifer to attend, and still be part of her beloved Bulldog world. Jennifer was very concerned with the direction that the British Bulldogs were taking, with the change to breed standards, and asked me several questions about this. She wanted to make sure that we had a voice, becoming a friend to the New South Wales Country Region British Bulldog Association, but unfortunately her declining health prevented her from actively pursuing this.
Jennifer had a wealth of knowledge; she was a no-nonsense stickler for the rules. She could tell you all the rules on the books for the British Bulldog Club of NSW and also all the ANKC rules. If you did wrong she didn’t have to say a word, she gave you “that look” and the look was enough.
Outside of the dog world Jennifer was actively involved with the War Widows Association and was President of this for several years. She was also an active member of Legacy. Jennifer enjoyed her time as a catechist teacher, teaching religion in schools, and received a blessing from the Pope for this service. Jennifer was adept at handcrafting, making beautiful tapestries, oil paintings and paper tolling, most of which she gave to friends and family. I am sure that these are now treasured memories. Simple things gave Jennifer pleasure, like coming to shows and watching her beloved bullies strut their stuff. Jennifer was a friend to many and will be sadly missed.
I am sure that Ken and the kids were waiting for you at the end of your journey, and we thank them for letting us share her for so long. Rest in Peace Jennifer, you will be sadly missed.
A traumatic injury, for the purposes of this article, refers to physical injuries sustained by a dog, and the severity of those injuries, after being hit by a vehicle.
Anything motorised, and some man-powered vehicles are high risk for a dog who is off leash on the roads, pathways or on tracks. For example:
• Motor Vehicle
• All-terrain Vehicle (ATV)
• Motorbikes, Scooters
• Motorised Skateboards and Bicycles
It’s often said that the greater the speed the more severe the injury; however, where dogs, as with children are concerned, a dog can just as easily die if hit or travelled over at a slow walking speed.
A dog who is hit by a moving vehicle will endure potentially life threatening injuries; by way of:
• Blunt force trauma;
• Fall from height; or
• A penetrating / embedded object
Your dog is at risk of injury if he/she:
• Is able to get off their leash while out walking
• Escapes the backyard and wanders the neighbourhood
• Manages to run out the front door and onto a busy road
• Has a habit of chasing cars
• Walks too close to the edge of the road
• Gets too far ahead of you when crossing the road
• Sleeps on the driveway of your home
• Has free access to play or walk on driveway and walks behind a reversing car
Some precautions you could consider:
• Ensure the collar or harness fits securely
• Train dog not to chew through leash, or put a barrier on the leash
• Make sure fences are high enough to prevent dog from jumping over and in good condition
• Put guards below fence line to stop dog from digging under and escaping
• Place dog on leash before answering the front door if your dog is at risk of running out the door
• Keep dog on short leash when walking on footpaths if close to road side.
• Walk dog next to you when crossing the road
• Either block dog from driveway or take a routine walk around the car before ever pulling out of the driveway
• Only allow your dog to walk off leash in designated off leash zones
It is your job as a dog owner to provide immediate medical attention; your quick action may not only help reduce your dog’s pain and suffering, but it could also mean the difference between life and death. You may see the following signs and symptoms on a dog who has been in a vehicle accident:
• Head trauma
• Disorientated, confused
• Glazed eyes or may be an inability to focus
Stumbling or falling over, lameness
Spinal injury / paralysis
Severe bleeding from anywhere on the body; open wounds, lacerations
Eye injury / proptosis (eye protrudes from socket)
Fractured legs / long bone fractures (closed and open)
• De-gloving of limb, toes, (section of skin torn off)
Reluctance to rise and move about
Breathing difficulties / respiratory failure
Gums appear pale or blue
Chest wound / flail chest
Vomiting up blood
Abdominal wound
Embedded object
Black diarrhoea (indicates blood in faeces)
Shock
Dog experiences anxiety, depression and/or aggression
Collapse, unconscious, cardiac arrest
Never remove an embedded object; Secure in place using donut bandage technique.
a. Check for Dangers a danger may be that your dog will become aggressive towards you (warning: never put a muzzle on a dog who has breathing difficulties); it may be too dangerous.
b. Is your dog responding to your voice or your touch? If not your dog may be unconscious.
c. Send for help; if there is someone else in the house get them to do things like get the first aid kit, help carry dog, prepare the car and call the Vet. They may also be able to help you restrain your dog or help manage the wounds.
d. Check the airway for vomit in the mouth, remove if there is; look to see if the airway is intact or swollen.
e. Check the breathing (respirations) feel / watch the rise and fall of the chest start artificial respiration if not breathing.
f. Check circulation (pulse) start CPR if no pulse.
a. Treat shock
b. Treat spinal injury
c. Treat life-threatening bleeding
d. Treat open wounds
e. Treat eye injury / proptosis f. Treat for fractures
g. Treat penetrating injuries (never remove an imbedded object)
3. Calm your dog; restrict pet’s movement; wrap in warm blanket
DON’T place dog on injured side If you have a driver:
• If your dog stops breathing, begin artificial respiration on the way to the vet surgery
• If your dog’s heart stops beating, begin CPR on the way to the vet surgery.
Fursafe Canine Emergency First Aid Guide (see image above)
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Join Tracey on her humerous and bittersweet journey from trainee to fully-qualified veterinary nurse. Working with some truly memorable characters, from a roguish practice principal to a head nurse, alongside committed and dedicated fellow veterinary nursing students, Tracey worked her way up from practice bucket washer to head nurse. Assisting in life-saving and tricky operations, nursing sick animals back to health, and shedding more than a tear or two, Confessions of a Veterinary Nurse is a humorous and sometimes bitter sweet account of the life and times of a veterinary nurse, where no two days are ever the same
Author: Tracey Ison
ISBN: 9781787112957
Format: Paperback: $23.71
No. of pages: 112
Publisher: Hubble & Hattie
Available: The Book Depository
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Ten animals, nine non-human and one human, take you on ten journeys, where, in each case, an animal in need of rescue overcomes their issues and goes on to help people overcome theirs. An Animal Assisted Therapy Practition er, details his own very personal experiences and how he was rescued by his animals, describing how the creatures he has rescued have become first class therapy animals. The book also gives advice on how to select and ‘train’ a therapy animal, what the benefits are of working with different animals, and how the benefits of each species differ.
Author: Dale Preece-Kelly
ISBN: 9781845849566
Format: Paperback: $20.54
No. of pages: 88
Publisher: Hubble & Hattie
Available: The Book Depository
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