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Chairman's Report

Greetings to all!

We are continuing to work towards a more sensible solution to the “Puppy Audits”. As a self governing and self educating body, where the vast majority of us are hobby breeders of less that two litters per year, I feel the RSPCA is spending the Government’s money unwisely, and to a very large degree, unnecessarily.

The aim of this scheme was to sort out and come down hard on “puppy factories” to ensure good welfare outcomes. I have no problems with that, however, the requirements under the current Codes and, therefore of the Audit, means that Hobby breeders require 180cm fences, isolation facilities, etc, conditions that would be expected in commercial enterprises. Equally, the Government won’t allow most of us to claim any deductions on our incomes, as we are “hobby breeders”, so they can’t have it both ways!

I feel the whole system needs a thorough update and overhaul. There should be a clear distinction between a Puppy Audit and a welfare complaint and the paperwork should reflect this. There should be a clear list of requirements and paperwork freely available ahead of time. If there are substandard conditions and welfare issues found, then the visit turns into a welfare inspection.

While DOGS NSW breeders have to meet all these unrealistic requirements, when breeding 1-2 litters per year, working dogs have no restrictions at all. They do not have to comply with any Code, certainly not silly things such as fence heights, paperwork, and health testing rarely happens.

We are continuing to meet with various politicians and others to try and get these Codes updated. When the previously proposed update of the Codes were put forward, the expectations were totally unrealistic, to the point that when challenged, the Government removed them. Under that system, it all retaliated to commercial enterprises and expectations thereunder.

Somewhere sense should prevail between the two extremes of puppy farming and hobby breeding. Hobby breeders love their pets, and, if and when they breed, they breed in small numbers, usually for replacement. In our case, when DOGS NSW breeders breed, they breed under strict regulations with stringent health and welfare requirements. There should be room for the hobbyist without being drowned in unnecessary severe regulations.

The information that we are receiving is that most of our breeders are getting through the audits with ease, apart from the perennial fence height issue and paperwork. The majority of audits have been in rural areas, up to this time.

For our older members, do not be concerned if you only own a couple of older dogs that are desexed, or that you are not breeding with. No one is going to come near you. Only people that are currently breeding will be looked at. That said, it doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t breed, because, as noted above, the vast majority of us will pass with flying colours. The more we don’t breed, the more other organisations pick up the slack, due to our lack of production! So continue to breed with the normal care and attention to your litters, so that due to your efforts, those puppies will make healthy, well socialised and beloved pets for either yourself or a member of the public’s lifetime.

Remember: If the RSPCA does come visiting, you do have the right to say the time is not convenient and they will need to make an appointment to visit. Alternatively, you can ask them to wait until you have someone to support you during the audit. They then have to wait until that person arrives, or make an appointment when you are supported.

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Dr Karen Hedberg BVSc Chairman,

PATRON:

Her Excellency General The Honourable Margaret Beazley AO QC, Governor of New South Wales

Chairman

Dr Karen Hedberg BVSc

Senior Deputy Chairman Mrs Lynette Brown

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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With many of our Members reaching their golden years, none are more golden than veteran members, Reg and Mary Young, who have been members since 21st November 1957. Reg had reason to celebrate this year, as he turned 100 years old on 10 January! To honour Reg and this milestone in his life, Dalmatian breeders Anne Brown and Dianne Wright have written a tribute to Reg and his involvement with the dog world, along with the history of his establishment of the original Showaquipment business, as a roving venture in “the bus.” There are some wonderful old photos, which will bring back some fond memories for some, along with a great nostalgic read. Congratulations Reg! To read the tribute to Reg, please turn to page 20.

As the 2021 Sydney Royal Dog Show gets set to proceed next month, we have some reminders and tips for members to help prepare for the event. Written by John Bryson, Chairman Domestic Animals RAS of NSW, the article commences on page 10 and also includes photos and names of the judging panel.

We have two interesting feature articles this month including “How to Crate Train Your Puppy,” written by puppy.com (commencing page 22) and Behavioural Problems and their solutions by Mike Powell from dogembassy.com, (commencing on page 26).

Also included in this edition is the latest results and images taken at the November 2020 competition for Dances with Dogs.

There are three news items this month, including the progress of an anti-cancer drug trial for dogs with B cell lymphoma, along with a call out for more participants; a new law introduced to protect pets from domestic violence; plus an online workshop event organised by International K9 Working Group against COVID-19, on the use of K9 units to detect COVID-19 cases.

This month’s breed feature is the Lowchen, a playful, active and affectionate toy breed, with a great aptitude for obedience and agility due to its love of new challenges, intelligence and happiness of joining activities with his people. The Lowchen’s coat is long and flowing and comes in many colours and does not shed. Due to the coat having very low allergic effects, they are considered a hypoallergenic breed. The spotlight feature on the Lowchen commences on page 16.

We were hoping to include coverage of the Australia Day Show in this issue, however, as the show was postponed to 21 February, due to the extreme weather conditions, coverage will be deferred to the April edition. Coverage of the Complex Fundraising Shows (Blue & White), held on 13 February, will also be included in the April edition.

The winner of the January ‘Clear Collective’ competition was Krystal Locke.

Winners of the “Travelling with Pets on Australia’s East Coast” Book Competition were: Kelly Gill, Angela Clark, Shane Sanger, Michelle Oldfield and Veronica Collins-Smith.

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Kerry Christofi

to all winners!

25 & 50 year Memberships

Congratulations to those members listed below who have reached their 50 and 25 year membership status. We would like to acknowledge these members and thank them for their continuing support of our organisation.

you would like to check your membership’s longevity, please call DOGS NSW® on 9834 3022 or email:

50 Year members

1958 Miss Norma Turner

1970 Mrs Patricia McNeill

Year members

1976 Mrs Lorraine Edman

1980 Mrs Marilyn Madigan

1984 Mr Rees John

1996 Ms Margaret Bennett

1996 Mr & Mrs Gregory & Tania Piercy

NEWS Canines unleashed on COVID-19 Man’s best friend becomes COVID-19’s enemy

17 December 2020, ABU DHABI: United Arab Emirates

The International K9 Working Group against COVID-19, organised a second online workshop event on the use of K9 units to detect COVID-19 cases with over 111 attendees from 27 countries. The event had expert speakers from the World Health Organisation, World Organisation for Animal Health and École Nationale Vétérinaire d’Alfort, as well as a number of international experts in the field of K9 detection.

Doctor Stephane de la Rocque, Team Leader Human Animal Interface, World Health Organisation spoke at the forum about global affairs and the uses of police dogs with their strong sense of smell to detect epidemics.

Professor Dominique Grandjean, professor at the École Nationale Vétérinaire d’Alfort, the main partner of the UAE Ministry of Interior in their K9 detection program, insisted that in order to ensure credibility and wider implementation of K9s, countries must continue to research, cross-trial information and publish findings.

Doctor Majid Sultan Al Qassimi, Regional Representative, World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) also spoke during the event.

The event continued with presentations from Australia, Brazil and Chile regarding their respective programs, their learnings and the challenges they faced. They walked through their methods of training the dogs, trial designs, the noninvasive screening approaches applied and implementation of programs at airports and shopping centres.

The overarching consensus was that the detection levels of COVID-19 by K9s was extremely promising, with dogs recognising certain nuances of the virus undetected by PCR testing. The dogs present an efficient, inexpensive, scalable and trustworthy method for COVID-19 diagnosis.

An open dialogue took place at the end of the forum in the form of a discussion in which a number of inquiries were answered and development proposals were made about the extent of the use of police dogs in enhancing preventive and precautionary efforts and measures to limit the spread of the COVID-19 and contribute to securing safety, preventing the spread of the disease and protecting society.

Present at the event were representatives from Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, Czech Republic, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Iceland, India, Ireland, Italy, Kuwait, Lebanon, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, The United Arab Emirates, The United Kingdom, The United States of America and Yemen.

About International K9 Working Group

The UAE Ministry of Interior, in partnership with the Ministry of Interior of France and the French National Veterinary School of Alfort, established an International K9 Working Group against COVID-19 following their joint operation in the implementation of a highly successful national K9 training program in the UAE.

The aims of the International K9 Working Group include the sharing of challenges faced, lessons learned, successes and the capabilities of each participating member, and the members are looking forward to future events. The remit of the network is vital at the moment as the international community progresses to understand the new ways in which we can deal with the COVID-19 virus as the world begins to open up.

NEWS New law to help protect pets from domestic violence

Domestic violence victim-survivors and their companion animals will have greater protections under proposed Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (ADVO) reforms. Attorney General and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence Mark Speakman said animals are often used as an instrument of coercive control designed to torment victims.

“Perpetrators use animals to intimidate, retaliate against, and manipulate victims during the relationship and after separation, as punishment for leaving,” Mr Speakman said. “Animal abuse in domestic violence settings can also delay victims leaving violent situations for fear of having their companion animals left unprotected with perpetrators.”

The Government’s Bill, which was introduced in NSW Parliament late last year, will amend the Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) Act 2007 and expand the conditions of ADVOs. Currently, ADVOs have conditions that prohibit the defendant from harassing, stalking or intimidating the protected person, or from destroying or damaging their property or the property of anyone with whom they are in a domestic relationship. The reforms will change the definition of ‘intimidation’ to indicate explicitly that harm to, or harm threatened to, animals is a form of intimidation. The Bill will also ensure that the protection of animals will be a standard condition in all ADVOs.

“This is an important step that will make it easier to respond to this vile form of abuse that seeks to terrorise victims and their much-loved animals,” Mr Speakman said. While there are existing animal cruelty laws, this reform means if offences are committed in the context of a domestic relationship, with intent to coerce or control the victim, or cause intimidation or fear, they may be also charged as domestic violence offences.

Domestic Violence NSW Interim CEO Delia Donovan said the crucial changes announced today were welcomed by the organisation NSW’s peak body for specialist domestic violence services. “Feedback from frontline workers indicates that domestic violence victim-survivors often disclose that perpetrators have threatened to harm or kill animals,” Ms Donovan said. “Protecting animals from perpetrators will therefore continue to improve the safety of people experiencing domestic and family violence across NSW.”

In addition, the NSW Government has invested $500,000 in a one-off grants program for refuges and animal shelters to support companion animals when victims flee violent homes. Mr Speakman said refuges and animal shelters could begin applying to the Pets and Animal Welfare Support (PAWS) Grants Program this week. “These funds will enable refuges to become pet-friendly and to enhance the capacity of animal welfare services to provide temporary foster care for animals so women can leave violent homes without worrying their pet will be harmed,” Mr Speakman said.

The grant program funds formed part of the NSW and Commonwealth Government’s $21 million boost to frontline domestic violence services and other supports, during COVID-19.

To apply to the PAWS Program, visit https://www.dcj.nsw.gov.au/dfv-paws.

Raising the heights of existing fencing

Recent interpretations of the NSW Animal Welfare Code of Practice require that kennel owners have a minimum boundary fence height of 1.8 Metres.

Wireman makes a range of fencing tools and products with particular emphasis on using the existing fence and making the most of what you have. So you can raise your existing fence to meet the code at minimal cost, and really save on both material and labour.

Two products PickeX and Holdfast Harpoon can be used together to both raise the height of an existing fence and hold down the bottom wire. You can also repair any holes you may have in the fence.

PickeX Extensions simply slide over the top of a conventional STAR Picket without needing to remove the horizontal wires and raise the fence height by 600mm or 2 foot. PickeX are available in both galvanised steel (Starlet) and Recycled PVC). They can also be attached to timber posts using screws.

Holdfast Harpoon is a ground anchoring system to hold down wire. An applicator is used to hammer in a harpoon with lanyard close to the bottom wire of the fence. When the applicator is removed it sets the harpoon in the ground and the lanyard is simply wound around the bottom wire to prevent it being lifted.

Both products are home grown inventions wholly manufactured in Australia by Wireman.

Video of all the tools and equipment can be seen at wiremanhq.com and on the Wireman Facebook page or get in touch by emailing sales@wiremanhq.com

The Sydney Royal Easter Show

The Sydney Royal Easter Show will be held 1 April to 12 April 2021. General Specials is scheduled for Sunday 11 April 2021. Sydney Royal was voted Australia’s favourite Royal Show at the Dog News Australia Awards five times over the past six years. Organised and administered by the Domestic Animals Committee, the Show prides itself on only inviting Judges with outstanding reputations. As a result, the ADVANCE™ Sydney Royal Dog Show is world renowned and attracts overseas visitors from all corners of the globe, as well as a strong, social media audience.

We will be holding Obedience trials in the morning, on the first day of the show, Thursday 1 April 2021, from 8:00am. Conformation classes will commence from Thursday 1 April 2021. There will be six Australian Judges on the panel for Conformation. This allows exhibits to be judged by more Group and Breed Specialists. As a result, Sydney Royal will be hosting Breed Specialties again. We encourage our Exhibitors to view the timetable to see what breeds we will be hosting. In 2021 Junior Handler Classes and Sweepstake Classes will be held on Saturday, 10 April 2021 and exciting Agility trials will be showcased on the last day of the Show, 12 April 2021.

COVID Safe Requirements

Access to the SRES in 2021 will be subject to measures intended to assist in the COVIDSafe operation of the event. There will be more details in the Exhibitor manual that will be sent out to all Exhibitors closer to the Show.

We appreciate that the Show is normally a great place to network and discuss your breed with other like-minded people, however in 2021 we need to ensure social distancing of 1.5m is maintained at all times.

Attending the Show

Plan ahead! Some Exhibitors like to pack their car the night before: remember your crates and trolleys, benching chains, water and food bowls, chairs, grooming gear and bedding for the bench. You will receive an exhibitor manual along with your instructions relating to tickets and passes. Please ensure you read the manual, as it holds lots of key information, such as bench sizes and directions to the pavilion. A board no larger

PREPARING FOR THE SYDNEY Royal

Royal Agricultural Society of NSW

JOHN BRYSON ~ Chairman Domestic Animals RAS of NSW

IMAGE: Ffire Photography

than 450mm x 150mm displaying the registered Kennel and/ or the dog’s name and the official prize cards and ribbons for the current Show, may be placed over the benches. You may bring business cards and flyers to give to the general public with information relating to your specific breed in the pavilion.

This is a fantastic opportunity to promote your breed to the visitors in the pavilion. Exhibitors should note that any prefix branded clothing is NOT to be worn outside the dog pavilion, in the judging rings or marshalling area. This includes jackets and vests, jewellery, wristbands and anything that displays a breeder’s prefix.

Arriving and Drop Off

Please note that the pavilion does not open before 6.30am. Benching is any time between 6.30am and 9.00am. There is a drop off zone approximately 50 metres from the pavilion, from Gate 10. You can park in this area for up to ten minutes, drop off your dogs and equipment and then move your car to the car park.

Exhibitor parking will be located at P5B for all Exhibitors. P5A will not be accessible to Exhibitors for parking and no replacement tickets will be handed out if you enter the wrong parking lot. Due to COVID-19, NSW Health requires the RAS to ensure that every person scans a valid entry ticket when entering the Showground which will allow for contact tracing. Your bench number appears on your Bench Slip, Confirmation of Entry slip. Your Bench Slip will not allow access to the site, each person entering the site must scan a valid ticket to gain entry. You will have an extra ticket in your pack for the driver of your vehicle. Once they move the vehicle to the car park they will need a valid entry ticket to gain access to the site. There is a shuttle bus every 10 minutes from the car park that drops you off at Gate 9. Many exhibitors like to walk one or more of the dogs back with them to give them a bit of exercise before benching. The walk from the carpark is approximately 600m.

Your ticket(s) for the Show are valid for one day only and there will be more information in the Exhibitor manual about the process required to access your tickets. Cars must be moved to the designated exhibitor car park, once drop off is completed. Please note that under no condition are dogs to be left in cars or trailers in the car park. Temperatures can climb into the high 30s in the car

Hugh Gent OAM (NSW) Hound Group

Kerry Lee (VIC) Terrier Group

Michael Camac (SA) Toy & Non Sporting Groups

DOG SHOW JUDGES

Sue Bownds (NSW) Hound Group

parks, which is fatal for dogs locked in vehicles. Security Staff will be patrolling and if any dogs are found to be in trailers or cars, Security Command, the Police, the RSPCA and the Domestic Animals Section will be notified and dogs will need to be removed from the precinct. This will be strictly enforced in 2021 and may result in exhibitors being refused entry to future Royal Shows.

The Show

We have experienced the helpful Sydney Royal Stewards who work to make sure exhibitors have a stress free day. Our Call Steward, will give early notification that breeds are ready to be judged. Please note, that if you are not at your bench you may miss the Call Steward’s announcement.

Power points are limited in the benching areas, but exhibitors are able to groom at their bench. Please be mindful of other breeds nearby. Please be aware that ALL exhibitors who attend the ADVANCE™ Sydney Royal Dog Show are required to stay in the Pavilion until 5.00pm, unless otherwise instructed by the Chairman of the Domestic Animals Committee or Chief Steward, this includes Best in Show Day.

Benching | Safety | Security

Due to the large number of breed entries that Sydney Royal receives, benching is programmed through the RAS computer system and is organised in alphabetical order per breed.

In breeds with large numbers, it is very difficult to move benching numbers, but if someone is willing to swap with you on the day, this can usually be arranged on your judging day. Breeds are benched according to the size of the dog. Please contact us if you have multiple breeds on the same day and we will do our best to accommodate you. Dogs at the benches must never be left unattended. While it is unlikely someone will attempt to steal your dog, there are other risks if you aren’t there. The dog could get caught on its lead by jumping off the bench and there is the risk of an altercation with another dog. To ensure the day runs smoothly we encourage exhibitors to have crates and trolleys at their benches, which will keep your dog secure. As long as other exhibitors can walk past your crates and trolleys, they can be in the benching area.

The bench area is restricted to exhibitors only. All valuable items including handbags, etc should be out of sight, or with you at all times. Exhibitors are asked to inform the Dog Office if they feel anyone is acting suspiciously or leaving items unattended. Lockers are located outside the Dog Pavilion and Howie Café to secure valuables if required. Our volunteers are located throughout the pavilion to assist, but in busy times they cannot be ‘everywhere’.

Drug Testing

To protect the integrity of Australia’s largest dog show, the 2021 ADVANCE™ Sydney Royal Dog Show will once again have random drug testing in operation. If your dog is undergoing any

Fiona FearonZammit (NSW) Working Dog Group

Guy Spagnolo (NSW) Gundog Group

Terrence Collicutt (TAS) Utility Group

treatment at all, please fill out a Treatment Notification Form (TNF) and submit it to the dog office as soon as possible. It must be submitted prior to 8.30am, on the day of showing.

There are a lot of prohibited substances that are tested for, some of which may be necessary for ongoing treatment of the dog and its welfare. If known in advance, the dog may be given permission to be exhibited by the Veterinary Committee, who examine these forms. However, if there is no treatment form submitted, and the dog is tested and found to be positive, it may result in disciplinary action.

Highlights of the Show

The DOGS NSW ‘Meet the Breed’ stand is one of our feature exhibits. It is located on the commercial walk and as it is in a prime position, it is a great way to promote your breed. We ask that you help educate the general public on why your pedigreed and registered breed make great family pets. Please contact Kerry Christofi at DOGS NSW for more information on 9834 0217. There will be COVID-19 restrictions in place.

Our Commercial Stands will be available at the show again this year. If you visit the stands at the start of the day, before the crowds, you can have a chat with the commercial exhibitors. You’re sure to find something to buy!

2021 will see the lunchtime entertainment continue on the Howie Lawns. Also, the Pet Pavilion, located in Hall 3 on Riverina Avenue, will be activated for its fourth year, where we will showcase our other Domestic Animals Competitions (Cats, Rabbits, Aviary Birds, Rats and Mice, Cavies (Guinea Pigs) and Reptiles). Along with Industry related Commercial exhibits, there will also be a ”Feature a Pet” related entertainment arena, which will showcase Dog and Pet related entertainment.

Three traditional Grand Parades will be held in the main arena again in 2021. The first on Good Friday, 2nd April at 4:50pm, the second on Easter Sunday, 4th April at 4:35pm, and the final on Friday, 9th April at 4:30pm. These parades feature winning livestock from all the various competitions and dogs are included in this. If you would like to have a group of dogs in the Grand Parade, it is a great opportunity to promote your breed to thousands of show goers who eagerly anticipate this event. We encourage any clubs that have a breed being exhibited on these days and would like to participate to contact us for further details, there will be COVID restrictions in place.

On a final note….

The show is usually a great place to catch up with friends and talk to other exhibitors and breeders, however for COVID Safe reasons the 2021 Show will have to be treated a little differently and we remind you of the need to social distance at all times. The Show is a good opportunity to promote your breed or your kennel, but we have to undertake this responsibly, given the restrictions in place. I am sure you will have a great day and look forward to seeing everyone at the 2021 ADVANCE™ Sydney Royal Dog Show

DWD

Dances with Dogs

The latest Dances with Dogs event, held on Saturday 7 November 2020, was another day of high entertainment, quality routines, and great effort by dogs and handlers. We were treated with musical steps from Honky Tonk to Abba, and from Bolero to Rock! We also witnessed dance routines from many cultures and countries.

Despite the months of COVID-19 restrictions that have forced much social distancing on us, it was clear that many of our members have swapped dancing with their partners to dancing with their dogs because the routines were all great to see. As always, there was some confusion between some dogs and handlers over who was actually leading.... but dancing is not complete without this spontaneity!

Congratulations to everyone, especially those who went out of their comfort zones (and maybe did not do as well as they hoped) but gave it 100%. A big thank-you to Joan Stewart for organising a super day!

Images:

1. Mara Herba and CH. Silversuisse Justin Time (AI)

2. Lesley Rowling and RO.CH. Rozate KHe San CDX. RAE. RM.

3. Karen Richardson and Poodlederry Mister Bojangles CDX. RE. FS.S. HTM.I

4. Pauline Camp and T.CH. Borderlace She’s Magic UD. RM. FS.I. HTM.A.

5. Gila Levy and RO.CH. Treuliebe Kameko CDX. UD. RAE. RM. ADX. JDX. SD. GD. SPD.

6. Christiane Diebler and Associate Register Dog, Badger

7. Anna Bryant and RO.CH. Neecabe Gracious CD. RAE.

8. Susi Rusli and Magichanto Celestial Kirin CCD. CD. RE. NRA. FS.S HTM.N

Words: Anna Bryant

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PharmAust anti-cancer drug trials meeting targets, calling more dogs!

Biotech company PharmAust is calling for more dogs with B cell lymphoma in a Phase IIb trial to help evaluate its newly formulated anti-cancer drug Monapantel (MPL), shown to be safe and effective for dogs that have not undergone any treatment for this cancer. This trial comes following the completion of a Phase I trial in humans and Phase II and IIa trials in pet dogs of the same drug.

Lymphoma is a common cancer diagnosed in dogs. Symptoms can include swellings (enlarged lymph nodes), lethargy, weight loss and loss of appetite.

“Currently, there is no cure for B cell lymphoma,” said Dr Richard Mollard, Chief Scientific Officer of PharmAust. “Usually, only 50% of dogs with B cell lymphoma will survive without treatment for around 30 days and the other half will have progressive disease.”

Veterinary trial centres are set up in New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia to evaluate MPL in dogs that have been newly diagnosed with treatment naïve (not undergone any treatment) B cell lymphoma. Two other trial sites in Melbourne and Sydney were expected to start up in February/March.

MPL is already approved for veterinary use for a different indication and species. PharmAust is aiming to repurpose MPL as a safe and effective approved cancer treatment.

“So far, the initial trials in pet dogs with cancer have proven successful,” said Dr Mollard. “We were pleased to see that in the first trial using the original liquid formula, six of seven dogs achieved stable disease over a prescribed 14-day trial period, with six of seven dogs also showing reductions in their tumour sizes.”

No safety issues, improved taste

No safety issues were encountered in this first trial; however, the drug formula had a particularly unpleasant taste. So, the drug was reformulated from liquid to a more convenient and very easy-to-swallow tablet.

“This tablet resolved the taste problem and allowed us to significantly increase the dose being given in a second Phase IIa trial,” said Dr Mollard.

“From this trial, using this tablet we were able to identify an optimal dose where anti-cancer activity was maximised. At this dose, one dog’s total tumour burden reduced by over 60 percent and some of the individual tumours disappeared, all within 14 days. It is this dose that we are now taking into the new Phase IIb trial.”

Currently, the best indicated treatment option is chemotherapy, which comes with its own set of limitations and adverse events, and unfortunately, relapse can occur within six to 12 months.

“Monepantel is comparatively very gentle and we would like to see dogs doing well over the first 28-day period, then three and six months, and longer,” said Dr Mollard.

“If this trial determining the optimal prescribed dose is a success, PharmAust will embark on a larger Phase III trial. Going forward, owners of pet dogs with B cell lymphoma will then be given a greater choice of treatment options for their dogs. PharmAust would like to see dogs feeling considerably better, with tumours either disappearing or stabilised.”

Which dogs with lymphoma are eligible?

To participate in the Phase IIb trial, dogs can have any stage of lymphoma but must be feeling generally well. Ultimately, the patient will only be given the treatment if they have B cell lymphoma but immunophenotyping (analysis of whether the cancer is a B cell or T cell type) is covered as part of the initial screening.

The dog entry criteria for the new clinical trial program are:

• Any stage of lymphoma (based on physical exam)

• Substage A (feeling well)

• Immunophenotype can be pending but must be submitted, and needs to be B-cell based on clinical characteristics

• No previous treatment in the previous 8 weeks, including corticosteroids (prednisolone)

• No other significant concurrent medical problems

• Good quality of life

• The dog should weigh more than 11kg.

Participating Vet Clinics

The MPL program now commencing involves consultations/treatments at the dog’s nearest trial centre, which currently includes the following five sites:

• Animal Referral Hospital in Homebush, Sydney NSW. Dr Sonya Yu (02) 9758 8666

• Western Australian Veterinary Emergency and Specialty (WAVES) in Success, Perth WA. Dr Sue Bennett (08) 9412 5700

• Perth Veterinary Specialists, Osborne Park, Perth WA. Dr Jessica Finlay (08) 9204 0400

• Animal Referral Hospital in Sinnamon Park, Brisbane QLD. Dr Kathleen O’Connell (07) 3172 0593

• Veterinary Specialist Services in Underwood, Brisbane QLD. Dr Catherine Chan (07) 3841 7011

Two other sites in Melbourne and Sydney are anticipated to re-join the trial in the near future. Owners will have to transport their dogs to their respective centre and pay the cost for initial consultation for diagnosis. Once the pet is diagnosed with lymphoma, PharmAust will cover all clinical trial costs, including travel expenses to and from the trial centre as well as post trial maintenance treatment if both pet owners and vets consider this might be beneficial.

The MPL tablets will be administered at home and owners will be asked to keep a simple logbook during the trial period.

Pet owners interested in enrolling their dog in the MPL trial need to contact their veterinarian for a referral to their nearest trail centre.

Veterinarians for questions about patient referrals or trial sites, please contact Dr Richard Mollard at rmollard@pharmaust.com

Dog Cancer Facts

Close to 50% of dogs over the age of 10 will develop cancer and approximately 1 in 4 dogs will at some stage in their life develop cancer, according to the Vet Cancer Society.

PharmAust offers a reminder to regularly inspect your pet for any lumps or bumps and pay attention to sudden changes in appearance and behaviour, which can help with early detection.

About PharmAust

PAA is a clinical-stage company developing therapeutics for both humans and animals. The company specialises in repurposing marketed drugs lowering the risks and costs of development. These efforts are supported by PAA’s subsidiary, Epichem, a highly successful contract medicinal chemistry company which generated $3.5 million in revenue in FY 2020.

PAA’s lead drug candidate is monepantel (MPL), a novel, potent and safe inhibitor of the mTOR pathway a pathway having key influences in cancer growth and neurodegenerative diseases. MPL has been evaluated in Phase 1 clinical trials in humans and Phase 2 clinical trials in dogs. MPL treatment was well-tolerated in humans, demonstrating preliminary evidence of anticancer activity. MPL demonstrated objective anticancer activity in dogs.

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CALENDAR INDEX OF CLUBS WITH SHOW NOTICES IN THIS EDITION

DATE CLOSING DATE CLUB

EVENT VENUE PAGE

27 March 15 March The Country Griffon Bruxellois Club of NSW CH Hillsborough 9

28 March 24 March French Bulldog Club of NSW Inc CH Claredon 12

3 April 26 March Bullmastiff Club of NSW Inc CH Orchard Hills 9

15 March The Sighthound Association CH Orchard Hills 14

4 April 30 March Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of NSW Inc CH Orchard Hills 11

17 April 9 April Parkes & District Kennel Club

18 April 9 April Parkes & District Kennel Club

23 April 20 April

Gunnedah & District Kennel Club Inc

AT/JT Parkes 16

AT/JT Parkes 16

CH Gunnedah 13

17 April Hawkesbury District Ag Association CH Claredon 12

24 April 20 April Gunnedah & District Kennel Club Inc

CH Gunnedah 13

20 April Hills Dog Club Inc CH Castle Hill 14

20 April New England Ladies Kennel Club CH Gunnedah 13

25 April 20 April Gunnedah & District Kennel Club Inc CH Gunnedah 13

16 April Hawkesbury District Ag Assoc AT Claredon 15

21 April County of Cumberland Kennel Assoc Inc CH Orchard Hills 10

30 April 9 April Royal Bathurst Show 2021

1 May 9 April Clarence Dog Sports Inc

CH/OT/RO Bathurst 8

OT/RO/Trick Grafton 15

16 April Corowa & District Kennel Club CH/OT Albury 7

24 April Port Stephens Dog Sports Club Inc OT Raymond Terrance 16

9 April Royal Bathurst Show 2021 CH/OT/RO Bathurst 8

2 May 16 April Albury & Border Kennel Club Inc

9 April Clarence Dog Sports Inc

CH/OT Albury 7

OT/RO/Trick Grafton 15

9 April Royal Bathurst Show 2021 CH/OT/RO Bathurst 8

8 May 23 April Bathurst District Kennel Club Inc

CH Bathurst 9

23 April Hills Dog Club OT Castle Hill 16

9 May 23 April Bathurst District Kennel Club Inc CH Bathurst 9

15 May 7 May Dubbo Show Society Inc

8 May Port Macquarie Dog Club Inc

16 May 8 May Port Macquarie Dog Club Inc

CH Dubbo 11

AT/JT/G Telegraph Point 17

AT/JT/G Telegraph Point 17

28 April Sutherland Shire Dog Training Club Inc OT/RO Sutherland 17

Committee Notices From the Office

Expression of Interest

Calling for expressions of interest for the 2022 ANKC Herding Judges Scheme. Please email info@dogsnsw.org.au by 30th June 2021 with subject EOI.

Correction to the Rules for the Conduct

Rally Trials

R.A.E. – signifying Rally Advanced Excellent - To qualify for the title of RAE a dog and Handler team having gained its Rally Excellent (RE) title, must receive an additional minimum of five (5) qualifying scores, in both the Rally Advanced and Rally Excellent Classes at the same trial, of 80 points or more out of a possible perfect score of 100, under at least two different Judges.

All qualifications gained in the Advanced B and Excellent B Classes towards an R.A.E. Title that were gained prior to 1st January 2021 will remain valid. From 1st January 2021 any additional qualifying scores required for an R.A.E. Title will be gained from the Advanced & Excellent Classes at the same trial.

From Dogs Victoria

Missing New South Wales Journals

Dogs Victoria is calling on any ANKC members who may have copies of the following DOGS NSW Journals

1965: May and July 1963: February, April and May 1962: May and November 1961: Need all editions except November and December Anything prior to 1961

If you can assist Dogs Victoria to complete their collection; please forward to: Dogs Victoria Library, Locked Bag K9, Cranbourne VIC 3977 or contact Chairperson Heather Simpson by email corwin@iinet.net.au

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RT Retrieving Trial

SANC Sanction Show

Sled Sports

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Evening

Double Show

Trial

MARCH 2021

2 Agility Dog Club of NSW Inc 0411 763 280 AT/EV

5 Boorowa Show Society Inc (Jan) 02 6385 5217 CH/DS

5 Goulburn A P & H Society Inc (Feb) 0428 216 256 CH

5 Newcastle A H & I Association Inc 02 4961 2085 CH

5 Tenterfield Terrier Club of NSW (-) 0459 176 408 CH

6 DOGS NSW Dances With DOGS Committee (-) 02 9634 4753 Trick Dog

6 Lake District Canine Club (Jan) 02 4930 4482 CH/DS

6 Lithgow & District Kennel Club Inc (Feb) 0412 896 366 CH/DS

6 Milton Show Society (Jan) 02 4455 4075 CH

6 Mudgee Show Society 0412 815 827 CH

6 Robertson A & H Society (Jan) 0427 939 021 CH

6 Tumut Show Society (Jan) 02 6920 3504 CH

7 Lake District Canine Club (Jan) 02 4930 4482 CH

7 Lithgow & District Kennel Club Inc (Feb) 0412 896 366 CH

7 Tarago Show Society (Jan) 02 4849 4222 CH

7 Working Gundog Club of NSW (-) 0487 950 228 RATG

12 Moree Kennel Club Inc (Jan) 0411 539 294 CH

12 New England Ladies Kennel Club (Jan) 0428 383 304 CH

13 Coffs Harbour Dog Training Club Inc (Jan) 02 6651 6470 AT/JT

13 Hornsby Dog Training Club (Jan) 02 9987 4380 OT/RATG/EV

13 Liverpool & District All Breeds Kennel Club (Feb) 0431 985 262 CH/DS

13 Moree Kennel Club Inc (Jan) 0411 539 294 CH

13 New England Ladies Kennel Club (Jan) 0428 383 304 CH

13 Tumbarumba P A & H Society Inc 02 6948 2178 CH

14 Coffs Harbour Dog Training Club Inc (Jan) 02 6651 6470 AT/JT

14 Moree Kennel Club Inc (Jan) 0411 539 294 CH

20 Albury & Border Kennel Club Inc (-) 0431 035 089 OT

20 Eugowra Kennel Club 0427 624 984 CH/DS

20 Greater Western All Breeds, Obedience and Agility Club Inc (Feb) 02 6332 4520 AT/JT

20 Gundog Society Inc (-) 0437 875 158 RT

20 Yass Show Society Inc (Feb) 02 6226 1615 CH

21 Albury & Border Kennel Club Inc (-) 0431 035 089 R-OT

21 Brush Farm Dog Training Club Inc (Jan) 0410 123 619 OT/R-OT/RATG

21 Eugowra Kennel Club 0427 624 984 CH

21 Fairfield & District All Breeds Kennel Club Inc 02 9604 6630 CH/DS

21 Greater Western All Breeds, Obedience and Agility Club Inc (Feb) 02 6332 4520 AT/JT

21 Gundog Society Inc (-) 0437 875 158 RT

27 Australian Working Dog Club of NSW (Feb) 02 4774 8355 CH

27 Bearded Collie Club of NSW (-) 02 9521 2005 CH

27 Bega Valley Kennel & Obedience Club Inc 0408 934 412 AT

27 Country Griffon Bruxellois Club of NSW Inc (Mar) 02 4937 3137 CH/DS

27 Denison Dog Training Club Inc (-) 02 6337 2613 OT/R-OT

27 Newcastle & Hunter GSD Club of NSW Inc (Feb) 0419 266 726 OPEN

27 Rottweiler Club of NSW Inc 0499 991 265 CH

27 The Boston Terrier Club of Metropolitan NSW Inc 0403 013 305 CH

27 Welsh Corgi Club of NSW Inc 0414 684 255 CH

27 Wollongong Dog Sports Club 0434 375 801 AT

27 Working Gundog Club of NSW (-) 0487 950 228 RT

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)

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28 4p’s All Toy Dog Club of NSW (Feb) 0405 294 403 CH

28 Australian Cattle Dog Society of NSW Inc (Feb) 0417 227 470 CH/OPEN

28

Bega Valley Kennel & Obedience Club Inc 0447 215 596 AT

28 British Bulldog Club of NSW Inc (-) 02 9832 3473 CH

28

Curly Coated Retriever Assoc of NSW 02 9639 1762 CH

28 Denison Dog Training Club Inc (-) 02 6337 2613 OT/R-OT

28 DOGS NSW Dances With DOGS Committee 02 9634 4753 Trick Dog

28 French Bulldog Club of NSW Inc (Mar) 0409 155 477 CH

28 German Spitz Club of NSW Inc 0478 106 410 CH/DS

28 Hound Club of NSW 0404 501 594 OPEN

28 Lowchen Club of NSW 0400 235 794 CH

28 Miniature Pinscher Club of NSW (-) 0431 635 292 CH

28 Pekingese Club of NSW (Jan) 0401 893 796 CH/DS

28 Rottweiler Club of NSW Inc 0499 991 265 CH

28 Schnauzer Club of NSW Inc (Feb) lizgal90@gmail.com CH

28 Shetland Sheepdog Club of NSW Inc 02 4677 2194 CH

28 Varieties of Bichon Related Breeds Club of NSW (-) 0407 444 070 CH/OPEN

28 Welsh Corgi Club of NSW Inc 0414 684 255 CH

28 Wollongong Dog Sports Club 0434 375 801 AT

28 Working Gundog Club of NSW (-) 0487 950 228 RT

APRIL 2021

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

Trial

SHOW & TRIAL GUIDE

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Open Show

Parade

Trial

Ability

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 313 490 CH

3 Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Breed Club of NSW Inc 02 4925 3875 CH

3 Staffordshire Bull Terrier Society of NSW Inc 0414 345 472 CH

3 The Saint Bernard Club Inc 0415 354 958 CH/EV

3 The Tibetan Spaniel Club of NSW 02 6382 5520 CH

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) 0411 294585 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 Pomeranian Club of NSW 0409 832 779 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

Trial

RT Retrieving Trial

Trial

Show held over multiple days

4 Smooth Fox Terrier Association of NSW 02 4822 0151 CH

4 Staffordshire Bull Terrier Society of NSW Inc 0414 345 472 CH/OPEN

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

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

17 Macksville Nambucca River Agricultural Association Ltd 02 6568 6285 CH

17 Parkes & District Kennel Club Inc (Mar) 0427 624 984 AT/JT

17 St George District Kennel Club (Feb) 02 9773 9704 CH

18 Deniliquin & District Kennel Club Inc (-) 02 6041 2609 CH

18 DOGS NSW Dances With DOGS Committee 02 9634 4753 DWD

18 Parkes & District Kennel Club Inc (Mar) 0427 624 984 AT/JT

21 Metro Mid Week Dog Training Club Inc (Feb) 0410 035 667 OT/R-OT

23 Grafton Dog Obedience Club 0428 119 391 CH

23 Grafton Dog Obedience Club (-) 0429 992 858 TT

23 Gunnedah & District Kennel Club Inc (Mar) 0428 119 391 CH

23 Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association (Mar) 02 4577 6200 CH

24 Grafton Dog Obedience Club (-) 0429 992 858 TT

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

Albion Park Kennel Club Inc (Feb) 0406 793 636 CH

Bathurst A H & P Association Inc (Mar) 02 6331 3175 OT/R-OT

DOGS NSW Northern Region (Coastal) 02 9834 3022 CH

DOGS NSW Illawarra & South Eastern Region (Feb) 0438 148 911 CH

Morisset & District Kennel Club Inc 0428 184 408 CH & CH/EV

MAY 2021

1 Albion Park Kennel Club Inc (Feb) 0406 793 636 CH

Bathurst A H & P Association Inc (Mar) 02 6331 3175 CH

Clarence Dog Sports Inc (Mar) 0427 433 955 OT/R-OT/Trick Dog

Corowa All Breeds Kennel Club (Mar) 0456 097 491 CH/OT

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1 DOGS NSW Northern Region (Coastal) 02 9834 3022 CH

1 Hunter Kennel Club Inc 0428 184 408 CH & CH/EV

1 Hunter Valley Non-Sporting & Utility Dog Club 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 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) 0427 433 955 OT/R-OT/Trick Dog

2 DOGS NSW Northern Region (Coastal) 02 9834 3022 CH

2 Golden Retriever Club of NSW Inc 0414 761 870 OT/RATG

2 Hunter Valley Non-Sporting & Utility Dog Club 0428 184 408 CH

2 DOGS NSW Illawarra & South Eastern Region (Feb) 0438 148 911 CH

2 Morisset & District Kennel Club Inc 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 02 9834 3022 CH/DS

8 Hills Dog Club Inc (Mar) 02 4506 1000 OT/R-OT

9 Bathurst & District Kennel Club Inc (Mar) 0437 169 985 CH

9 Cessnock Dog Club (-) 0408 304 482 AT/JT

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 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

10 Cootamundra All Breeds Kennel Club Inc 0427 424 164 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 Country NSW Pug Dog Club 0413 810 098 CH

14 Lake Macquarie All Breeds Kennel Club Inc 02 4938 0307 CH/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 0409 454 022 OT

15 Cessnock Dog Club 0408 304 482 CH

15 Dubbo Show Society (Mar) 0418 119 471 CH/DS

15 Lake Macquarie All Breeds Kennel Club Inc 02 4938 0307 CH

15 Port Macquarie Dog Club Inc (Mar) 0402 220 890 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 Cessnock Dog Club 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) 0402 220 890 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

RT Retrieving Trial

Sanction Show

Sled Sports

Show

Show held over multiple days

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 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

23 Grafton Dog Obedience Club (-) 0429 992 858 TT

23 Greater Western All Breeds, Obedience and Agility Club Inc 02 6332 4520 R-OT

23 Gundog Society Inc 0437 875 158 RT

23 Ku-Ring-Gai Kennel Club 02 9655 1554 CH

23 Manilla & District Kennel Club Inc (Apr) 0447 721 445 CH/OT/R-OT

23 Silver City Kennel Club 0447 215 596 CH

23 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 02 4920 8568 CH

29 Alaskan Malamute Club of NSW 0423 095 727 SS

29 Clarence Dog Sports Inc 0427 433 955 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 Region Working Dog Club 02 4920 8568 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 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 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 0427 433 955 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

Murray Valley Kennel Club 0457 041 758 CH

Newcastle & Northern District Kennel Club 02 4920 8568 CH

Newcastle All Breeds Dog Training Club Inc (Apr) 0408 493 462

Tracking & Rescue Dog Club Inc (-) 02 9344 6611 TT

SHOW NOTICE ADVERTISING RATES

1/4 Page - $170.00

1/2 Page - $230.00

Full Page - $380.00

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.

ALBURY & BORDER KENNEL CLUB INC

ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW & OBEDIENCE TRIAL

ALBURY SHOWGROUND, EAMES ST, ALBURY

SUNDAY 2 MAY 2021

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)

Obedience: CCD,CD,CDX,UD,UDX

Entries to: Show & Trial Secretary, 333 Macauley St, South Albury 2640

Ph & Extreme Weather Ph (02) 6021 1609

Cheques made payable to: Albury & Border Kennel Club Inc

JUDGES

Mr M Morse (VIC) Non Sporting, Terriers, Gundogs

Mr J Black NSW) Utility, Working Dogs, General Specials

Miss L Walsh (NSW) Toys

Mr S Wraith (NSW) Hounds

Mr R Ashman (VIC) UD, Open

Mr R Carlson (VIC) UDX, CCD, Novice

DOGS NSW Junior Handler Classes will be held. Judges to be advised Order of Judging As per schedule Judging Commences 9.00 am

DOGS NSW Representatives Mrs G Grant (Breed), Mr C McDonald (Obed)

Vetting Time 8.00 - 8.45am Vetting Officer Club Member

Entry Fees $11.00, Special Class $6.000 Canteen Available Catalogues Show $4.00, Obed Free

SHOW HOTLINE

A Hotline has been established to assist Show

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

Please feel free to utilise this service.

ATTENTION EXHIBITORS!

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).

PRIZES - Category B

General Specials Prize & Sash Group Specials Prize & Sash, Special Classes Prize & Sash, Obed 1st, 2nd, 3rd Sash

Entries Close 16 April 2021

Entries Close 13 April 2019

COROWA & DISTRICT KENNEL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW & OBEDIENCE TRIAL

ALBURY SHOWGROUND, EAMES ST, ALBURY SATURDAY 1 MAY 2021

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches) Obedience: CCD,CD,CDX,UD,UDX

Entries to: Show Secretary, 333 Macauley St, South Albury 2640 Ph & Extreme Weather Ph (02) 6021 1609 Cheques made payable to: Corowa & District Kennel Club

JUDGES

Mr M Morse (VIC)

Working Dogs, Utility, General Specials

Mr J Black (NSW) Toys, Hounds

Ms L Walsh (NSW) Terriers, Non Sporting

Mr S Wraith (NSW) Gundogs

Mr R Ashman (VIC) UDX, CCD, Novice

Mr R Carlson (VIC) UD, Open

DOGS NSW Junior Handler Classes will be held at this Show. Judges TBA

Order of Judging As per Schedule Judging Commences 9.00 am

DOGS NSW Representatives Ms M Hoy (Breed), Mr C McDonald (Obedience)

Vetting Time 8.00 - 8.45 am Vetting Officer Club Member

Entry Fees $11.00, S/stakes $6.00 Canteen Available

Catalogues Show $4.00, Obed Free

PRIZES - Category B

General Specials Prize & Sash Group Specials Prize & Sash, Special Classes Prize & Sash, Obed 1st, 2nd, 3rd Sash

Entries

152ND ROYAL BATHURST SHOW 2021

BATHURST A H & P ASSOCIATION

ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW, OBEDIENCE & RALLY O TRIALS

BATHURST SHOWGROUND, GREAT WESTERN HWY, BATHURST FRIDAY 30 APRIL, SATURDAY 1 & SUNDAY 2 MAY 2021

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 & 11 (dogs & bitches), Novice, CCD, Open, UD, UDX & Rally O (6 Classes) No Sweepstakes at this Show

Entries to: Jackie Hickey, P O Box 238, Bathurst 2795

Ph 0417 250 435 or 0408 650 603 (before 9.00 pm)

Email chasbank882@bigpond.com

Extreme Weather Ph 0408 650 603

Cheques/Postal Notes made payable to: Bathurst A H & P Association Inc

JUDGES

Friday

Ms T Geary (NSW) Novice, CCD

Mr K Charnock (NSW) Open

Mr C Giles (NSW) UDX, UD

Ms S Powell (NSW) Rally O (Obedience entries will be taken on a strictly first come basis, if entries have to be limited, so please post early)

Bitches in cestrum may NOT be shown in Obedience

Saturday Sunday

Mr A Burt (VIC) Gundogs, Hounds

Mrs E Maitland (VIC) Utility, Non Sporting

Mrs E Maitland (VIC) Toys, Terriers

Mr A Burt (VIC)

Working Dogs, BAWD & General Specials

SPECIFIC BREED FEATURED TROPHIES FOR NUMERICALLY LARGEST BREED ENTRY IN EACH GROUP

Order of Judging Friday – UDX & UD, Open, Novice & CCD, Rally O will not start before 12 noon

Saturday – Mr A Burt: Groups 3 & 4, Mrs E Maitland: Groups 6 & 7. Sunday – Mrs E Maitland: Groups 1 & 2, Mr A Burt: Groups 5 incl BAWD, General Specials

Judging Commences 9.00 am Friday & Sunday, 10.00 am Saturday with Groups 3 & 6; at 2.00pm Groups 4 & 7

DOGS NSW Representatives Ms A Hickey (Obedience), Ms A Hickey (Breed)

PRIZES

General Specials BIS Trophy & Rosette plus Sheila Brown Perpetual Trophy, R/Up BIS & all Classes in Show Trophy & Rosette, Consolation to BIS & R/Up BIS Trophy & Sash Group Specials Trophy & Sash ** Chasbank Perpetual Trophy for Best Working Dog Exhibit Obedience & Rally O 1st Trophy & Rosette, 2nd & 3rd Trophy & Sash. Trophy & Sash for Highest Obedience Score on day MAGNIFICENT TROPHY TABLE

Entry Fees $13.00 (incl DNSW Levy + GST). Mailing fee (on-line entries) or SAE (posted entries) MANDATORY for BOTH Catalogues $5.00 prepaid only. Online FREE. (FACEBOOK: CATALOGUES-AUSTRALIAN DOG SHOWS)

Ground Admittance Exhibitors by pass plus 1 pass for 1 or 2 dogs, 2 passes 3 or 4 dogs, 3 passes 5 or 6 dogs, 4 passes for 7 or more dogs. Adults $27.00, Children $13.50, Concession $20.50

Refreshments Available Camping not permitted on the grounds at this show

PRIZES: Category B

All BREED exhibit number cards will be stamped 01 May 2021, the FIRST day of the CONFORMATION show A STAMPED SAE MUST BE SUPPLIED for all non online entries as gate passes/car passes will be posted as soon as entries are received. For online entries, postage charges WILL BE COMPULSORY as gate passes/car passes will be posted as soon as entries are received. Exhibitor cards will be available for collection at the Show.

• Good grounds, friendly relaxing atmosphere, attractions for all at our famous Annual Show

• All winners of the Runner Up to Best Exhibit in Group award are required to parade their exhibits prior to the start of General Specials judging

• The Association’s COVID19 safety plan will comply with NSW Government requirements & will be available from our Facebook page

Entries Close 23 April 2021

BATHURST DISTRICT KENNEL CLUB INC

ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS

BATHURST SHOWGROUND, KENDALL AVE, BATHURST SATURDAY 8 (AM & PM) & SUNDAY 9 MAY 2021

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)

Entries to: Mrs R Cavanagh, 89 Howick St, Bathurst 2795

Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0408 510 059 Cheques made payable to: Bathurst District Kennel Club Inc

JUDGES

Saturday AM

Mr Z Tan (WA) Gundogs, General Specials

Mr F Waring (WA) Working Dogs, Utility

Ms M Roberts (WA) Terriers, Hounds

Mrs A Gilson (NSW) Toys

Mrs D Norquay (NSW) Non Sporting

Saturday PM

Mr Z Tan (WA) Terriers, Hounds

Mr F Waring (WA) Toys, General Specials

Ms M Roberts (WA) Utility, Non Sporting

Mrs A Barr (NSW) Gundogs

Mr R Lucas (NSW) Working Dogs Sunday

Mr Z Tan (WA) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Toys, Non Sporting

Mr F Waring (WA) Veteran S/stakes, Terriers, Gundogs

Ms M Roberts (WA) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Working Dogs, General Specials

Mrs D Fingleton-Flakelar Utility (NSW)

Mrs D Dryburgh (NSW) Hounds

DOGS NSW Junior Handlers will be conducted at the Sunday Show during the lunch break

Order of Judging As per Schedule.

Judging Commences Sat AM: 8.00am, Sat PM: not before 12.00pm, Sun: 8.30am with S/stakes

DOGS NSW Representative Ms L McGrath

Entry Fees $11.00 Ordinary Classes, $6.00 Baby Puppies & S/stakes

Catalogues $5.00 prepaid or free download from Catalogues - Australian Dog Shows Facebook Page

Refreshments Available on grounds. Thanks to Gaz & Kaz of My Van Rolls

Camping Available, contact Showground Trust 0418 637 682 or email admin@bathurstshowground.com.au

No setting up before 2.00 pm Friday

No Vendors without Secretary’s approval

No Sweepstakes on Saturday - Sunday only

Country NSW Jack Russell Show in conjuction with our show

No SAE required, Exhibit numbers will be emailed

Raffle - 2BS Accommodation & More

PRIZES: Category B

General Specials Cash & Sash, Best in Show (Sunday) Sash in memory of Don Day, Group Specials Cash & Sash, Special Classes Cash & Sash, Junior Handlers Sash

Entries Close 6 September 2019

BULLMASTIFF CLUB OF NSW INC CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS 44 LUDDENHAM ROAD, ORCHARD HILLS

SATURDAY 3 APRIL 2021

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 & 11 (dogs & bitches)

Entries to: Miss B Turner, 262 Grose Wold Rd, Grose Wold 2753

Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0402 492 077 Cheques made payable to: The Bullmastiff Club of NSW Inc

JUDGES

Mr M Yates (QLD) Bullmastiffs, General Specials

Mr B Wistuba (NSW) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Best Head, Best Body, Best Movement, Best Red Coat, Best Fawn Coat, Best Brindle Coat, Owner/Bred/Handled, Best Breeders Team

Order of Judging Parade of Veterans to commence prior to breed Judging then Dogs followed by Bitches then General Specials and Property Classes

Judging Commences 9.00 am

DOGS NSW Representative Ms K Cannon

Entry Fees Members: 1st entry $20, subsequent entries $10 Non Members: 1st entry $25, subsequent entries $15

All Special Classes $5

Catalogues Included with entry

PRIZES: General Specials Trophy & Sash

Entries Close 15 March 2021

Entries Close 1 April 2019

THE COUNTRY GRIFFON BRUXELLOIS CLUB OF NSW GOLD (EDWARD CROAD MEMORIAL SHOW) & SILVER DOUBLE CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS

CNCC DOG COMPLEX, HILLSBOROUGH RD, HILLSBOROUGH SATURDAY 27 MARCH 2021

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 14, 11, 12 & 18 (dogs & bitches), Property Classes Entries to: The Show Secretary, C/- 5 Kendall St, Charlestown 2290 Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0459 169 096 Cheques made payable to: The Country Griffon Bruxellois Club of NSW JUDGES

Silver Show: Ms A Lummevaara (NSW) Griffon Bruxellois

Gold Show: Mr J Sheppard (NSW) Griffon Bruxellois, Property Classes

Order of Judging Silver: Breed Classes in Alphabetical. Gold Show: Breed Classes in alphabetical, Property Classes (Brace, Breeders Team, Best Gait, Rough/Smooth Coat, Rough/Smooth Head, Top Line/Tailset, Parent & Offspring).

Judging Commences Silver: 9.30am, Gold: not before 11.00am

DOGS NSW Representative Mrs K Minns Catalogues Included with entry Entry Fees Members: $15.00 first, $10.00 subsequent, Non Members: $30.00 first, $20.00 subsequent

Subject to COVID19 Guidelines

PRIZES:

General Specials Trophy & Sash, Special Classes Trophy & Sash

Entries Close 21 April 2019 - Midnight. o late entries accepted

ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

Proudly Sponsored By Plush Puppy & Advance

THE BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS ANZAC DAY SUNDAY 25 APRIL 2021

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)

Entries to: Mrs P Scales, 31 Segers Ave, Padstow 2211 Ph & Extreme Weather Ph (02) 9773 9767

Cheques made payable to: The County of Cumberland Kennel Assoc Inc

JUDGES

Mr W Henderson (VIC)

Mr P Thompson (SA)

Toys

Terriers

Mrs S Marshall (VIC) Veteran S/Stakes, Gundogs

Mr M Morse (VIC) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Hounds

Mr J Marshall (VIC) Working Dogs, General Specials

Mrs R Thompson (SA) Utility

Mr D Bowey (VIC) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Non Sporting

DOGS NSW Junior Handlers will be judged at this Show (all Classes). Accredited Judges to be advised.

Order of Judging Alphabetical unless scheduled otherwise Judging Commences 8.30 am Anzac Day Service, S/stakes at 9.00 am, Ordinary Classes to follow

DOGS NSW Representative Mrs G Marsh

Entry Fees (Members contact Secretary) Non Members Breed Classes $13.00, Special Classes $7.00

Catalogues $5.00

Point Scores: Western Districts Boxer Club NSW, Hound Club of NSW qualifying heat, Samoyed Club of NSW, Schnauzer Club of NSW Exhibit numbers will be at the office on show day.

Please join us for the ANZAC service at 8.30 am.

ALL PHOTOGRAPHERS WELCOME AT THIS EVENT

PRIZES - Category A:

BIS Cash & Rosette - Advance product Breeder of BIS Sash Plush Puppy Voucher, RUBIS & Class in Show Cash & Sash - Sponsor product (RUBIS) & Plush Puppy Voucher, Sponsor product where donated (CIS)

Group Specials Cash & Sash - Sponsor product where donated (BIG) Special Classes Trophy & Sash Junior Handlers Trophy & Sash

CAVALIER KING CHARLES

OF

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS EASTER SUNDAY 4 APRIL 2021

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)

Entries to: M West, PO Box 1078, Young 2594

Ph 0472 242 804

Extreme Weather Ph 0412 749 747

Cheques made payable to: CKCS Club of NSW Inc

DUBBO SHOW SOCIETY INC

ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS

DUBBO SHOWGROUNDS, (GATE 5), WINGEWARRA ST, DUBBO SATURDAY (AM & PM) 15 MAY 2021

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)

Entries to: Ms J Deem, C/- Post Office, Crookwell 2583

Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0408 462 953

Cheques made payable to: Dubbo Show Society Inc

JUDGES

Mrs Sandra McMahon (NSW)

AM Toys, General Specials

PM Terriers, Non Sporting

Mrs Pauline Hartwell (NSW) AM Gundogs, Hounds

Mr Lyn Butler (NSW)

PM Working Dogs, Utility

AM Working Dogs, Utility PM Toys, General Specials

Mrs Caroline Butler (NSW) AM Terriers, Non Sporting PM Gundogs, Hounds

Order of Judging As per catalogue

Judging Commences AM 8.30 am, PM At completion of AM Show

DOGS NSW Representative Mrs J Block Catalogues $4.00

Entry Fees $15.00, Baby Puppies & S/stakes $6.00

Ground Admittance $13.00 prepaid or: Adults $15.00, Children $15.00, Concession $7.50, Exhibitors & Car by Pass

PRIZES - Category B

JUDGE

Mrs R Duffy- Caperway (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 $15.00, Special Classes $8.00

Non Members $18.00, Special Classes $10.00

Veterans Parade Free

Catalogues $6.00 prepaid. Marked catalogue $10.00 including postage. Advertising is available in the catalogue $12.00 full page, $7.00 per half page

Property Classes Best Blenheim, Tricolour, Ruby & Black & Tan. All dogs enterd in special classes must compete in at least one ordinary class

Veteran Parade Veterans must be 8 years or older. Veterans entered in the parade may not compete in Ordinary or Property classes. A resume of no more than 50 words musty be forwarded to the Show Scretary no closer than week before the show.

Please state colour and on entry form or Ozentries

PRIZES

General Specials Trophy & Sash, Special Classes Trophy & Sash

General Specials Prize & Rosette, Group Specials Prize & Sash, Special Classes Prize & Sash, Junior Handlers Prize & Sash

FREE WI-FI ON DOGS NSW GROUNDS

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.

FRENCH BULLDOG CLUB OF

69TH CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

THE BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS (RING 14) SUNDAY 28 MARCH 2021

Classes to be judged:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 14, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)

Entries to: Online only through Oz Entries

Ph 0428 119 391 Extreme Weather Ph 0427 835 836 Cheques made payable to: French Bulldog Club of NSW Inc

JUDGE

Mr B Thompson (QLD)

French Bulldogs including Sires Progeny, Breeders Team Property Classes (Best Gaited, Best Pied Markings, Best Fawn, Best Brindle)

Order of Judging Dogs, Veterans Parade (during luncheon break), Bitches, General Specials, Neuters, Sires Progeny, Breeders Team and Property Classess

Judging Commences 9.00 am

DOGS NSW Representative Ms T Anderson

Entry Fees Members $20.00, Non Members $25.00, Baby Puppy Classs $15.00, Property Classes $5.00 per exhibit,

Catalogues $6.00

One $5.00 entry is required for entry into all applicable Property Classes.

Sire’s Progeny Criteria for Entry:

Minimum number of progeny is 2. Progeny must be entered at the Show. Sire does not have to be present.

Breeders Group Criteria for Entry:

Minimum of 3 exhibits bred by the exhibitor, from a minimum of 2 sires or dams.

Veterans Parade Criteria for Entry: Exhibit must be at least 7 years of age. Overview of exhibits history/achievements (with photograph) must be emailed to sheridan.ledger@epa.nsw.gova.au at time of entry. No cost

April 2019

HAWKESBURY DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

HAWKESBURY SHOWGROUND, RACECOURSE RD, CLARENDON

FRIDAY 23 APRIL 2021

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)

Entries to: Mrs R Mackintosh, 413 Blaxcell St, South Granville 2142

Ph & Extreme Weather Ph (02) 9632 2451 Cheques made payable to: Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association

PRIZES

General Specials Trophy & Rosette, Property Classes Sash

JUDGES

Ms J Docksey (NSW)

General Specials - Ring 6

Mr B Brown (NSW) Toys - Ring 1

Mrs M Sheppard (NSW) Terriers - Ring 2

Mr H Gent OAM(NSW) Gundogs - Ring 3

Mr J Daidone (NSW) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Hounds - Ring 4

Mrs T Buckley (NSW) Working Dogs - Ring 5

Dr R Chato (NSW) Utility - Ring 6

Mr B Santas (NSW) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Non Sporting - Ring 7

Order of Judging As per schedule

Judging Commences 9.00 am with S/stakes

DOGS NSW Representative Mrs G Marsh

Entry Fees $11.00 per class, $5.50 S/stakes & Baby Puppies

Catalogues $5.00

Ground Admittance Adults $25.00, Children/Aged or Veteran Affairs card holders $15.00 (card must be presented) Companion card holder $15.00 (card must be presented). Family $40.00 (1 adult, 2 children), Family $65.00 (2 adult, 2 children) - additional children after second $5.00

Exhibitors by pass

Gate passes will be forwarded to each exhibitors via email

Numbers for the exhibits will be outside Secretaries office

Please note that under current COVID retrictions (and this may change), all visitors entering the gounds will need to electronically register as they come through the gate via the Service NSW App. Visitors that do not have access to this app will be registered by the gate attentdant

PRIZES - Category B

General Specials Cash & Sash, Group Specials Cash & Sash, Special Classes Cash & Sash

Hounds

Mr J Kerley (SA)

Maudlen (SA) Ms S Lancaster (NSW)

Mrs L Harrison (SA) Mr G Maudlen (SA)

Kerley

Mrs L Harrison (SA)

(SA) Ms S Lancaster (NSW)

Harrison (SA) Mr G Maudlen (SA)

Mrs L Harrison (SA) Mr J Kerley (SA) Ms S Lancaster (NSW) Mr G Maudlen (SA)

DOGS NSW Junior Handler Classes will be conducted on Saturday at the 8.30 am. Judges TBA

Order of Judging As per schedule

Judging Commences Friday 2.00 pm, Saturday AM & Sunday 8.30 am, Saturday PM not before 12pm

DOGS NSW Representative Mrs J Schmarr

Entry Fees Online Ordinary Classes $12.00, Baby Puppy & Special Classes $6.00

Mail Ordinary Classes $13.00, Baby Puppy & Special Classes $7.00

Catalogues $5.00 prepurchased, $6.00 on the day

Camping Available - please see caretaker on arrival. No pre-bookings

Expected arrivals after 9.00pm should email intention in advance to snorman04@bigpond.com

PRIZES - Category B

Gunnedah

General Specials BIS & RUBIS Cash & Rosette, CIS Cash & Sash

Group Specials Cash & Sash, Special Classes Cash & Sash

Junior Handlers (Sat AM only) Cash & Sash

New England Ladies

General Specials Cash & Sash, Group Specials Prize & Sash, Special Classes Prize & Sash

HILLS DOG CLUB INC

ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW CASTLE HILL SHOWGROUND, SHOWGROUND RD, CASTLE HILL SUNDAY 24 APRIL 2021

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)

Entries to: Mrs J Power, 33 Justine Ave, Baulkham Hills 2153 Email powerjanet@optusnet.com.au Ph 02 9639 9987

Extreme Weather Ph 0419 313 848

Cheques made payable to: Hills Dog Club Inc

JUDGES

Mr P Brown (NSW) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Toys

Ms S Patterson (NSW) Terriers, General Specials

Mrs H Beasley (NSW) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Gundogs

Mrs C Parker-O’Sullivan (NSW) Hounds

Mrs R Barden (NSW) Working Dogs

Mrs A Esad (NSW) Utility

Mrs S Ikin (NSW) Non Sporting

DOGS NSW Junior Handler will be conducted at this Show, Accredited Judges to be advised on the day

Order of Judging As per Schedule

Judging Commences 9.00am with S/stakes, Breed classes to follow

DOGS NSW Representative Mrs G Marsh

Entry Fees $11.00 per entry, $6.00 Baby Puppies & S/stakes

Catalogues $5.00 prepaid

Refreshments Available

The Club will adhere to all COVID restrictions as per DOGS NSW and Government rulings at the time of the Show. If you are feeling unwell and have been in contact with anyone who has symptoms, do not attend this Show.

Exhibitor numbers to be emailed

The Club has the right to substitute Judges and/or classes without notice

PRIZES - Category B

General Specials Trophy & Sash Group Specials Trophy & Sash Special Classes Trophy & Sash Junior Handlers Cash & Sash

THE SIGHTHOUND ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

BILL SPILSTEAD COMPLEX FOR CANINE AFFAIRS, 44 LUDDENHAM RD, ORCHARD HILLS

SATURDAY 3 APRIL 2021

Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches)

Veterans S/stakes 7 years & over, Breeders Group, Best Veteran

Entries to: Mrs T Shield, PO Box 2252, Smithfield, 2164

Ph & Extreme Weather Ph (02) 9604 6630

Cheques made payable to: The Sighthound Association JUDGES

Mrs N Lawton (WA)

Afghan Hound, Azawakh, Borzoi, Deerhound, Greyhound, Ibizan, Irish Wolfhound, Pharaoh Hound, Saluki, Sloughi, Whippet, General Specials

Mrs P Russell (NSW)

Veteran S/stakes 7 years & over, Italian Greyhound, Best Veteran, Breeders Group (3-5 Exhibits all of the same prefix)

Order of Judging Alphabetical Judging Commences 9.00 am

DOGS NSW Breed Representative Mrs K Bell Entry Fees First entry $16.00, subsequent $14.00, Italian Greyhounds $12.00, Babies, Veterans, Breeders Group $10.00 Catalogues $4.00 prepaid Breeders Group to consist of 3 to 5 exhibits of the same prefix

PRIZES - Category A General Specials Trophy & Sash, Special Classes Trophy & Sash

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DOG SPORTS INC TRIPLE OBEDIENCE, RALLY O & TRICK DOG TRIAL

ALUMY CREEK RESERVE, 465 LAWRENCE RD, GRAFTON SATURDAY 1 (AM & PM) & SUNDAY 2 MAY 2021

Classes to be judged: CCD, CD, CDX, UD, UDX, RN, RA, RE, RM, TKS, TKN, TKI,TKA

Entries to: Clarence Dog Sports, PO Box 1791, Grafton 2460

Ph (02) 6644 7019 Extreme Weather Ph 0428 473 185

Cheques made payable to: Clarence Dog Sports Inc

JUDGES

Mrs C Fisher (QLD)

Mrs C Pethers (QLD)

Ms M Rablin (QLD)

Mrs T Knox (NSW)

Sat AM UDX, UD, Open, Novice, CCD

Sat PM TKA, TKI, TKN, TKS

Sun RM, RE, RA, RN

Sat AM RM, RE, RA, RN

Sat PM UDX, UD, Open, Novice, CCD

Sun UDX, UD, Open, Novice, CCD

Sat AM TKA, TKI, TKN, TKS

Sun TKS, TKN, TKI, TKA

Sat PM RN, RA, RE, RN

Order of Judging Sat AM Ring 1: UDX, UD, CDX, CD, CCD Ring 2: RM, RE, RA RN, Ring 3: TKA, TKI, TKN, TKS

Sat PM Ring 1: UDX, UD, CDX, CD, CCD, Ring 2: RN, RA, RE, RM Ring 3: TKA, TKI, TKN, TKS

Sun Ring 1: UDX, UD, CDX, CD, CCD Ring 2: RM, RE, RA, RN

Ring 3: TKS, TKN, TKI, TKA

Judging Commences Sat AM & Sun 8.30 am, Sat PM: not before 1.00 pm

DOGS NSW Representative Mrs D Tatham (Obed), Mrs M Harris (Tricks)

Vetting Officer Club Member

Entry Fees $10.00

Catalogues Included in entry

Refreshments Available

Camping Available at $10.00 per site per night. Must be self contained

The Club reserves the right to appoint subsitute or additional Judges if required

Bitches in Oestrum may not be trialled

PRIZES:

1st, 2nd & 3rd Trophy & Sash in each class

HAWKESBURY DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION AGILITY TRIAL

HAWKESBURY SHOWGROUND, RACECOURSE RD, CLARENDON

SUNDAY 25 APRIL 2021

Classes to be judged: AD, ADX, ADM, ADO, JD, JDX, JDM, JDO. Judged in Separate Height Categories

Entries to: Mrs B Goyen, 159 Bull Ridge Rd, East Kurrajong 2758

Ph (02) 4576 3179 Extreme Weather Ph 0431 985 628

Online to e-performancedogs.com

Cheques made payable to: Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association

JUDGES

Ms L Davis (NSW) ADO, ADM, ADX, AD

Dr L Hammer (NSW) JD, JDX, JDM, JDO

Order of Judging As per Catalogue

Judging Commences 8.30 am

Check in Time 7.30 am

DOGS NSW Representative Ms S Ryan

Entry Fees $10.00

Catalogues Emailed to all entrants

Ground Admittance Adults $25.00, Children (5-15 yrs) $15.00

Pensioners (Age, Veteran Affairs) $15.00, Cars Free Exhibitors by pass - 1-2 dogs 1 pass, 3-4 dogs 2 passes, 5-6 dogs 3 passes, 7 + dogs 4 passes

Refreshments Available

Camping Not available

Bitches in Oestrum may not be trialled

PRIZES

1st, Cash & Sash

2nd 3rd Prize & Sash

HILLS DOG CLUB INC DOUBLE OBEDIENCE TRIALS

DOG RINGS CASTLE HILL SHOWGROUND, SHOWGROUND RD, CASTLE HILL

SATURDAY 8 MAY 2021

Classes to be judged: CCD, CD, CDX, UD, UDX

Entries to: Mrs J McCartney, PO Box 783 Windsor 2756

Ph (02) 4506 1000 Extreme Weather Ph 0417 414 877

Cheques made payable to: Hills Dog Club Inc

JUDGES

Trial 1

Miss L Elliott (NSW) CCD

Ms M Fazekas (NSW) CD

Miss J Stewart (NSW) CDX

Mr P Connoley (NSW) CDX Balance

Mr K Speed (NSW) UD

Ms J Walder (NSW) UDX

Trial 2

Miss J Stewart (NSW) CCD

Miss L Elliott (NSW) CD

Ms M Fazekas (NSW) CDX

Ms J Walder (NSW) CDX Balance

Mr P Connoley (NSW) UD

Mr K Speed (NSW) UDX

Order of Judging As per Catalogue where possible

Judging Commences 9.00 am

DOGS NSW Representative Ms L Olsen

Entry Fees $10.00

Catalogues Available online 3 days prior www.hillsdogclub.com

Check in Time 8.00am - 8.45am

There will be no formal vetting however the Club reserves the right to vet any dog on the ground

Refreshments NOT available, please BYO

Bitches in Oestrum may not be shown

Please use separate entry forms for each trial cleary marked Trial 1 or Trial 2

Presentations at conclusion of each class

Collect numbers from Clubhouse at check in

The Club reserves the right to appoint additional or substitute Judges without notice if necessary

COVID19 Protocols as per DOGS NSW and NSW Health will be in place

PRIZES:

All Classes 1st 2nd, 3rd Cash & Sash

Qualifying Sash, Sash for Title gained on the day

PARKES & DISTRICT KENNEL CLUB

AGILITY & JUMPING TRIAL

PARKES SHOWGROUND, VICTORIA ST, PARKES

SATURDAY 17 (AM & PM) & SUNDAY 18 APRIL 2021

Classes to be judged: JD, JDX, JDM, JDO, AD, ADX, ADM, ADO

Entries to: Lynn Madden, PO Box 676, Parkes 2870

Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0428 413 864

Cheques made payable to: Parkes & District Kennel Club

JUDGES

Mrs J Comber (NSW)

Sat AM: JD, JDX, JDM, Sat PM: ADM, ADX, AD

Sun: JDO, JDM, JDX, JD

Mrs T Thwaites (NSW) Sat AM: ADM, ADX, AD

Sun: AD, ADX, ADM, ADO

Miss M Tunbridge (NSW) Sat PM: JD, JDX, JDM

Order of Judging Sat AM: Ring 1 ADM, ADX, AD Ring 2 JD, JDX, JDM

Sat PM: Ring 1 AD, ADX, ADM Ring 2 JDM, JDX, JD

Sun: Ring 1 AD, ADX, ADM, ADO Ring 2 JDO, JDM, JDX, JD

Judging Commences 8.30 am both days

DOGS NSW Representative Ms D Gowans

Vetting No official vetting

Entry Fees $10.00 per entry

Catalogues $5.00

PRIZES

All Classes Cash & Sash

Entries Close 24 April 2021

Entries Close 19 April 2019

PORT STEPHENS DOG SPORTS CLUB INC

DOUBLE OBEDIENCE TRIAL BOOMERANG PARK, CNR KANGAROO & FREETH STS, RAYMOND TERRACE

SATURDAY 1 (AM & PM) MAY 2021

Classes to be judged: CCD, CD, CDX, UD, UDX

Entries to: Trial Secretary, PO Box 835, Raymond Terrace 2324 Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0429 080 896

Cheques made payable to: Port Stephens Dog Sports Club Inc

JUDGES

Mr T Griffin (NSW) AM Trial CCD, CD, CDX PM Trial UDX, UD

Ms M Choice (NSW) AM Trial UDX, UD PM Trial CCD, CD, CDX

Judging Commences AM Trial 9.00 am, PM Trial Not before 12.00 pm

Order of Judging As per Catalogue

DOGS NSW Representative Mr P Spencer

Vetting Time AM 8.00 - 8.45 am. PM 11.00 -11.45 am. No formal vetting however the Club reserves the right to vet any dog at their discretion on the grounds.

Entry Fees $10.00

Catalogues $5.00 Prepaid with entry (covers both trials) or 2 days prior to trials at www.portstephensdogclub.org.au

-Bitches in Oestrum may not be shown -Collect exhibitor numbers on the day -One dog per official Obedience entry form and height of dog must be shown -The Club reserves the right to appoint additional or substitute judges if required

PRIZES

CCD & CD Trophy & Sash CDX, UD, UDX Cash & Sash Sash for all Qualifers & Titles gained Perpetual Trophies: Peter Taylor Trophy for highest scoring CCD Club Member Vicki Etherington Trophy for highest scoring Novice Dog & Novice Bitch Sabra Memorial Trophy & Cash for highest scoring aggregate Novice heeling score over both trials

3 May 2019

PORT MACQUARIE DOG CLUB INC

AGILITY, JUMPING & GAMES TRIAL

CHARLIE WATT RESERVE, PEMBROOKE RD, TELEGRAPH POINT SATURDAY 15 & SUNDAY 16 MAY 2021

Classes to be judged: Saturday 1: ADM, ADX, AD, JD, JDX,JDO, JDM Saturday 2: AD, ADX, ADM, JDM, JDX, JD Sunday: ADO, SPDM, SPDX, SPDM, JD, JDX, JDO, JDM, JDE

Entries to: Online entries only e-performancedogs.com

Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0412 373 231 Cheques made payable to: Port Macquarie Dog Club Inc Dishonoured cheques will incur a fee of $10.00

SUTHERLAND SHIRE DOG TRAINING CLUB INC

57TH OBEDIENCE TRIAL & RALLY O TRIAL

WARATAH PARK, RAWSON AVE, SUTHERLAND SUNDAY 16 MAY 2021

Classes to be judged: CCD, CD, CDX, UD, UDX RN, RE, RA, RM

Entries to: Online: www.easydogentries.com

Mail: Obedience Trial Secretary, 6 Fillmore Rd, Bonnet Bay 2226 Email marg_taylor@optusnet.com.au

Ph & Extreme Weather Ph (02) 9528 4996

Cheques made payable: Sutherland Shire Dog Training Club Inc

JUDGES

JUDGES

Ms L Ellery (NZ) Sat 1: ADM, ADX, AD Sat 2: AD, ADX, ADM Sun: JD, JDX, JDO, JDM, JDE

Mr A Roach (NSW) Sat 1: JD, JDX, JDO, JDM, Sat 2: JDM, JDX, JD Sun: ADO, SPD, SPDX, SPDM

Order of Judging As per Catalogue

Judging Commences 8.00 am both days

DOGS NSW Representatives Mrs L Patten

Entry Fees $9.00

Catalogues Will be available online

Refreshments Not available, competitors will need to bring their own

Camping Limited camping at grounds. MUST be booked prior to event by email to pmq.dogclub@outlook.com

- Stoney Park Holiday Park (02) 6585 0080

Bitches in oestrum may not be trialled

PRIZES

All Classes 1st, 2nd, 3rd Trophy (Cash) & Sash Qualifying Sash, Sash for Title

Ms S Powell (NSW) Rally Excellent, Rally Advanced Miss J Stewart (NSW) Rally Master, Rally Novice Dr N Hansbro (NSW) CCD Ms S Gluck(NSW) Novice Mr R Probert (NSW) Open Mr C Giles (ACT) UD & UDX Order of Judging As per catalogue

DOGS NSW Representative Mrs M Dortkamp

Check in Time Rally: 8am - 8.45am, Obed 9am- 9.30am Entry Fees $10.00 per entry

Judging Commences Rally 9am, Obed 10am Catalogues available before trial on www.ssdtc.com.au

Refreshments Unavailable, please bring your own food & drinks

Vetting Officer Club Representative. Formal Vetting will not be conducted, however the Club reserves the right to vet any dog present on the grounds

All competitors (including specators) must comply with the Club’s COVID19 Safety Plan, which will be emailed to all competitors prior to the trial

Bitches in Oestrum may not be trialled

Competitor cards to be collected on the day of trial

The Club reserves the right to substitute or add Judges without notice if necessary

PRIZES

1st, 2nd & 3rd in each ring Cash & Sash Ribbon for Title gained on the day

Championships & Titles Awarded - November 2020

Labrador Retriever

TOY

Bichon Frise

LTU. JR CH. CH. TAURO KANSAS (IMP LTU) LSVKBPF0652/18 (M) 02/09/2018 EE. CH. HUN. JR

CH. LTU. CH. LTU. JR CH. LVA. JR CH. RU. JR CH. SRB. JR CH. BALT. CH. PETIT AMI’S NORWEGIAN TROLL (LTU) LSVKBPF0167/13 : LTU. JR CH. TAURO GELIJA (LTU) LSVKBPF0205/14 - Mr L Bradney & Mrs E & Mr M Friedman

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

CH. KALIAK DREAM ON 2100494652 (F) 27/03/2018 DOUGSBA VALENCIA 2100437974 : CH. KALIAK FEMME FATALE 2100413452 - Mr S J & Mrs K L Axiak

Japanese Chin

CH. CHINCASA WITH AN ATTITUDE 6100116350 (M) 22/03/2019 CH. CHINCASA SPELLBINDER 6100109095 : CH. RANDALETS KNOCKS YOUR SOCKS OFF (IMP USA) TS25642804 - Mr P Cootes & Mr N Skeet

Lowchen

CH. GOLBOURNE PARTI CHIC SHYSU (IMP UK) AV01276406 (F) 10/02/2018 GOLBOURNE CHIC N’DANDY (SHCM) (UK) 2629DB : CLEEVIEW PRADA CANDY OF GOLBOURNE (UK) AM04870301 - Mr A Ikin & Mr D Smith

Maltese

CH. ERINTOI HEAVENS FINAL FANTASY 2100525139 (F) 04/08/2019 CH. ERINTOI MAGICS FINAL FINN 2100477513 : SASHAROO JANA JULIETTE 2100478135 - Mrs M P Atkinson

CH. ERINTOI EYESAR HEART THROB 2100527168 (M) 12/08/2019 CH. ERINTOI EATCHA HEART OUT 2100404032 : CH. ERINTOI EYESAR POPPIN 2100479560 - Mr J L Sheppard

Tibetan Spaniel

CH. PARKWELL HISTORY REPEATS 2100491521 (M) 26/01/2018 DORJE YURADORABLE (IMP NZL) 03818-2017 : ATALAIR EAU DE COLOGNE 4100256019 - Mr F Westwood

CH. WESTNTIB LADY ELIZABETH 2100498108 (F) 28/05/2018 CH. WESTNTIB HEY BUSTER MOVE 2100341416 : CH. TOREANA TASHI AKAR 5100065215 - Mr F Westwood

TERRIER

Australian Terrier

CH. NEUT. GRAND CH. SPALPEEN MISSY HIGGINS 2100377759 (S) 01/02/2013 CH. TAUFIELD BLUE KIPPER 4100178240 : CH. SPALPEEN MISS MONEY PENNY 2100312797 - Ms K Simpson

Chesapeake Bay Retriever

CH. CHESSIEHAVEN EVER SO NATURAL 2100514203 (M) 29/11/2018 GRAND. CH. TENARDA MY DADS A GRANDE CD. 4100251483 : CH. CHESSIEHAVEN HAVEN SUGA 2100397506 - Miss A Palma Jasso

Cocker Spaniel

CH. BOLWARRA SPINNING WHEEL 2100514455 (M) 07/02/2019 SUP.CH. BOLWARRA STRIKE ALIGHT 2100440632 : NZ. CH. CH. MILKWOOD TURN ME LOOSE (NZL) 05909-2016 - Mrs M Markotany

German Shorthaired Pointer

CH. GERMANICUS EDGE OF REASON (AI) 2100460746 (F) 11/09/2016 CH. HEIDERST WINTER WONDERLAND 5100072385-SEM : CH. HEIDERST ALL ABOUT DARLA 5100068652 - Ms L Haynes

CH. NEUT. CH. GUNDERRAKO SECRET CD. RE. 2100381566 (S) 05/03/2013 CH. SILVERSTREAM RIVERDANCE 2100264786 : BRECKINGROVE SOPHIE 2100220422 - Miss A Williams

Weimaraner

AM. CH. CH. LUXE START ME UP (IMP USA) SS06176902 (M) 04/06/2018 AM. CH. AM. GR CH. JOSH TO SHINE OF FAIRY WINGS JP AM. JH. (JPN) SS02308601 : AM. CH. LUXE RIDE OF THE VALKYRIES AM. JH. (USA) SR94128502 - Ms R B De Silva

CH. BROMHUND HELLO HOLLY AT YBEMINE 3100389540 (F) 15/03/2019 CH. WALDO AT BROMHUND ATRIA CORDIS (IMP POL) PKR.VII16598 : CH. WEISUP ALONG CAME POLLY TO BROMHUND (IMP NZL) 04579-2017 - Mr M G & Mrs B K Channell

Dalmatian

CH. SPRINTAWAY SAINT OR SINNER 2100511268 (M) 20/12/2018 SUP.CH. SPRINTAWAY CHIEF CHEROKE 2100265372 : CH. PACEAWAY SABARI 4100213645Dr M & Mrs L Donald

French Bulldog

CH. HUSHAN LORD MARCUS 2100482059 (M) 19/08/2017 HUSHAN MR SLADE 2100455688 : HUSHAN MISS ILLUSION 2100430151 - Mr L Samytowski & Mr J Oddi

CH. MERALLA QUIENCY JONES 4100303810 (M) 22/02/2018 MERALLA MY SECRET ENEMY 4100288860 : CH. MERALLA LUNA 4100263339 - Mr D & Mrs L Tattersall

Japanese Spitz

NEUT. CH. MORIOKA LADY MONTANA SACHI 2100311118 (S) 18/11/2009 CH. NEUT. GRAND CH. MORIOKA TAOSENICHI SONATO 2100282815 : DAISKI MIMIKA SACHI 5100048770 - Mrs V Livingstone

Saluki

SUP.CH. ITSOZI THE JEWEL THIEF 2100484771 (M) 09/10/2017 SUP.CH. PADTHEWAY ITS YOUR SHOUT 2100362097 : SUP.CH. TAEJAAN JEWEL O THE NILE 2100414505 - Mr C & Mrs G Arkell

Border Collie

SUP.CH. RO.CH. ALLCLARITY LETS JAZZ IT UP (AI) CDX. RM. DWDF.S. 7100034929 (F) 19/10/2015 GRAND. CH. TULLACREST LICK SIPN SUK 5100026853-SEM : SUP.CH. TEHYA TWILIGHTS FIRE HT ET. 9100007910 - Mrs C A Domsalla

Collie (Rough)

CH. MATLINT UNITED FOR MATT 2100407679 (M) 02/06/2014 CH. MATLINT MY WIND IN HIS HAIR 2100272699 : CH. MATLINT SHE STOLE MY HEART 2100322684 - Mrs L Thomas-Van Der Weide

German Shepherd Dog

RO.CH. ALJUDAN ZETA FAME CCD. CDX. RAE. RM. 2100403915 (S) 04/04/2014 URY VOM ZISAWINKEL SchH3. (IMP DEU) SZ2218415 : ALJUDAN BREEZE N BRAZEN 2100282875 - Mr B Gilhooly

HOUND WORKING DOG UTILITY

Boxer

CH. GRAND. CH. THASRITE DNCING IN YA HEART 2100429550 (F) 06/05/2015 CASQUEEN ARTURO 2100358769 : CH. OLEALA EAT YA HEART OUT 9100008018 - Mrs J F Strachan

Dobermann

CH. KIBALI MISS-SHILOH (IMP NZL) 07708-2018 (F) 10/09/2018 CH. SHADDAY DIAMONDS EDGE AT DESYRED (IMP NZL) 01515-2017 : GRAND. CH. ENGELHUETTE MISS UNDAZTOOD (IMP NZL) 07068-2014 - Mrs S Mair & Miss C Mair

Leonberger

CH. BERGLOWE BERGALICIOUS (AI) 2100523914 (F) 08/07/2019 CH. GLAMOURFORD FALCON UNREAL 3100348574-SEM : GRAND. CH. KONIGSLAIR JUBILEE 3100344652 - Miss E Vandermeel

Boston Terrier

CH. TIPLAND EYE OF TH TIGER 2100517484 (M) 28/03/2019 GRAND. CH. HAVFUN BLACK ONYX 4100228205 : TIPLAND CUDDLES N KISSES 2100480079 - Ms M Gorman

British Bulldog

CH. BUBBASBEST WILD WILLY 2100503004 (M) 10/06/2018 CH. PROVOST THE YOUNG PRETENDER 2100304876 : BBBULL JAY JAY 2100389396 - Mr M Pace

Schipperke

AM. CH. AM. GR CH. CH. EBONYSTAR MOONSHINER

FOLLOW THE LEADER (IMP USA) NP42276501 (M) 01/01/1900 AM. CH. SPINDRIFT RENDEZVOUZ WITH EBONYSTAR (USA) NP27286801 : AM. CH. EBONYSTAR MOONSHINER HAPPY TAILS TO YOU (USA) NP26837402 - Ms L Brown & Mr G Cruse & Mr N Curwen

Spanish Water Dog

CH. STAMBOOM CHOCOLATE (IMP NLD) NHSB3100495 (F) 19/10/2017 ZORRAZO ZARDON (FIN) FKK24593/06 : FIZZIA DE SINKOVIC (NLD) NHSB3098858 - Mrs J Nolan

AWARDS:

TOY

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

NITROCAV POLLY HYDES AD. JDM. 2100371693 (F) 21/10/2012 TRUSIE DREAM CHASER 2100227409 : JAYANESS SKIP TO MY LOU 2100275478 - Mrs L M Cody

Papillon

CH. KOOLENA LA MOCHA MAN CCD. CD. RM. 3100205851 (M) 17/06/2008 SANDRINAS BACK IN BLACK 5100024916 : CH. UKILLION AVASKA 2100208149 - Miss J N Boyce

GUNDOG

Brittany

UWISH EVEN STAR RN. AD. JDO. SPD. 2100417949 (F) 08/11/2014 UWISH U HAD STONE COLDS MOVE 2100318684 : CH. MAGICBRIT ISABELLE 2100246782 - Ms M R Webster

Cocker Spaniel

BOLWARRA MAN ABOUT TOWN RN. 2100509050 (M) 28/10/2018 CH. BENCLEUCH BREAKING NEWS (IMP UK) AP00083306 : CH. BOLWARRA SMARTY PANTS 3100291979 - Ms H A Hanly

Golden Retriever

EURAIDD REGAL RORIE CCD. CD. RN. 2100506029 (M) 26/09/2018 GOLDBRIOR GOD OF THE SKY 2100437840 : ERAKY ADOREABLESASSAFRAS 2100440219 - Mr J Roberts

Labrador Retriever

ADDERSLOT GEMMAS KAYA SUKI (AI) JD. 3100377736 (F) 08/05/2018 AM. FCH. AM.AFC. PEPPERJACK’S MARSH SURFER (IMP USA) SR78531906-SEM : ADDERSLOT GEMMA 3100323471 - Mrs S C Jensen

Championships & Titles

Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever

TARSHONA ROYAL ABBEY CCD. RN. ADM. JDM 3. JDO 3. GD. SDX. SPDX. 2100419069 (F) 28/11/2014

GLENLOTHIAN KENDRIK 2100276802 : GRAND. CH. REDLORED CHERRY ROYALE TRUFFLE ET. 4100209614 - Mr C R & Mrs R A Jones

WORKING DOG

Australian Shepherd

ROZATE BLADE RUNNER CCD. CDX. RE. RAE. ET. 3100337184 (M) 21/01/2016 CH. ROZATE RETURN OF THE JEDI RE. HSAs 3100286013 : CH. ROZATE FLEETING WHISPERS 3100262144 - Mrs V E Gresser

RO.CH. ROZATE KHE SAN CDX. RM. HTM.S. 3100305459 (M) 15/03/2014 VH.CH. TRI CH.(T)(H) GR.H.CH. TS. GRAND.CH. ROZATE JACKHAMMER RN. HXBd HXAc ET. 3100166367 : NGALLA HOT OFF THE ICE 7100026564 - Miss L Rowling

SHARAM SUPERCHARGED AD. JDX. 3100356436 (F) 07/02/2017 JUSTUS ONE TUFF PLAINSMAN HSAs (IMP USA) DN34524302 : CH. SHARAM VOODOO VIXEN 3100272889 - Mrs T Sharam

Border Collie

OHUTU SLICK RN. (IMP NZL) 05111-2019 (M) 30/05/2019 OHUTU GOTTA TRI BLUE NZ. JD. (NZL) 04960-2013 : OHUTU GYPSY BORN TO ENCHANT NZ. JD. (NZL) 06718-2012 - Ms N Keller

AG.CH. RO.CH. OHUTU JETT CCD. TK.S. ADO. ADM. JDO. JDM. SPDM. GDM. SDM. PT. HTM.N. (IMP NZL) 02123-2013 (M) 12/01/2013 OHUTU SKIPPER (NZL) 04352-2010 : OHUTU CRYSTAL PRECIOUS GEM JD. (NZL) 05019-2008 - Ms N Keller

KERODAN WICCA SPIRIT CD. RN. ADO. ADM. JDO. JDM. SPD. GDX. SDX. 2100381148 (F) 06/02/2013 DARIAN DAUNTLESS AD. JDX. GD. SPD. (IMP UK) AG01796305 : O.GR.CH. KERODAN OOPS IM BLACK UDX. RE. DWDF.I. HTM.I. 2100299362 - Mr R & Ms A White

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

QUINORA HIGH SPEED AFFAIR RN. 2100537085 (M) 11/03/2020 SUP.CH. TRUCHARM GET YOUR MOTOR RUNNIN 4100204891 : CH. QUINORA SCANDALOUS AFFAIR 2100425135 - Ms C Hately

CH. QUINORA TELL ME MORE RA. 2100482263 (F) 05/09/2017 QUINORA DREAM WITHIN A DREAM 2100394000 : QUINORA TELL ME WHY 2100394587 - Ms C Hately

RIVERMAID MACUMBA CDX. RA. SPD. 2100349959 (M) 06/10/2011 ULARA RIVER MCMOY 2100282527 : RIVERMAID REDBOURNBERRY 2100200003 - Ms S Bradbury

Collie (Rough)

CH. ALBERMAYNE DARK N DESIRABLE CD. RA. HT 2100321513 (F) 12/05/2010 ALBERMAYNE

RIVER DANCE 2100198257 : ALBERMAYNE DARKN DELICIOUS 2100286231 - Ms L J Chell

Bernese Mountain Dog

CH. AZZABERN JEWEL OF MY EYE CCD. 2100476419 (F) 22/05/2017 AZZABERN KEEN AS MUSTARD 2100394596 : AZZABERN VANITY FAIR 2100437457 - Mr M Eslick & Miss J Leckie

Newfoundland

ARTANMADRA DANCING ON GLASS (AI) RN. 3100376136 (F) 17/05/2018 KIVISILMAN MUSKETTISOTURI (FIN) FIN59789/08-SEM : CH. NEWFCASTLE ON WITH THE SHOW 2100427912Mrs R C Nagle & Mrs H L Durell

Rottweiler

GRAND. CH. HARDRADA BOBBY DAZZLER CCD. CD. RE. (IMP NZL) 06375-2014 (M) 11/10/2014 UK. CH. TRAVILLON RANT AND RAVE (JW) (UK) 2024CR : NZ. CH. HARDRADA BUGGERLUGS (NZL) 057062011 - Ms K Stuart

NON SPORTING

German Spitz (Mittel)

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

AG.CH. NUEBOREE HIGH SPIRITED ADO 3. ADM 11. JDO 3. JDM 11. SPDM. SDM. GDM. 2100318622 (F) 05/04/2010 NUEBOREE ROCK SOLID 2100178597 : NUEBOREE HAZELNUT 2100253161 - Mr T Hillman

Schipperke

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

BOOTS CCD. RN. 202354AR (N) 11/01/2016 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Mrs J Van Der Vegt

FLUSH AD. JDX. SD. 202439AR (N) 24/10/2016 NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR : NOT APPLICABLE ( ) AR - Ms N Read

SHOWD

DOGS NSW invites Affiliates to utilise the services of SHOW DOGS NSW!

Below are just some of the benefits of utilising SHOW DOGS NSW for your Club’s Show/s:

1. SHOW DOGS NSW is the only online entry system directly linked to the ANKC Database.

2. Accurate entry information resulting in the correct ownership, animal details, titles, etc displaying in the catalogue.

3. $50.00 discount off your Club’s Draft Show Schedule (All Breeds Shows) for the first time you use the system.

4. 50c rebate on each online entry.

If your club would like to utilise the SHOW DOGS NSW online entry system, simply make a note on your Draft Show Schedule where it asks for name of online provider.

For further information, please contact the DOGS NSW office on (02) 9834 3022 or email info@dogsnsw.org.au

Exports Processed - November 2020

TOY

Miniature Pinscher

RUBYSTUD STRAIGHT SHOOTER 2100546887 (M) 11/08/2020 (Miss A Sheridan) Mrs E Hyde NEW ZEALAND

Pomeranian

POMTEDDY EMPIRE OF MAGICDREAMS 2100510898 (F) 30/11/2018 (Mrs T Waters) Mrs C Madison USA

GUNDOG

Labrador Retriever

PETELYNN ZEUS SUJAY 2100545777 (M) 14/08/2020 (Mr P Nettleton & Miss L Hunter) S Krishnaswamy Sujay SINGAPORE

ROSEBIRD BAILEY 2100547883 (F) 12/06/2020 (Mrs N Scott) T Chanrai-Hills SINGAPORE

ROSEBIRD NICO 2100547882 (M) 12/06/2020 (Mrs N Scott) Mr S Ramaswamy SINGAPORE

Dachshund

(Miniature Smooth Haired)

ZYZEMUP BONNIE LASS 2100528248 (F) 06/09/2019 (Ms K M Beckhaus) Mrs J Erskine NEW ZEALAND ZYZEMUP CHARCOAL 2100511436 (M) 05/11/2018 (Ms K M Beckhaus) Mrs J Erskine NEW ZEALAND ZYZEMUP CHOC FUDGE 2100525477 (F) 24/06/2018 (Ms K M Beckhaus) Mrs J Erskine NEW ZEALAND ZYZEMUP MARION 2100536015 (F) 19/11/2019 (Ms K M Beckhaus) Mrs J Erskine NEW ZEALAND

Deerhound

ARDTALAMCU IROQUOIS 2100548114 (M) 17/08/2020 (Mrs J J Thompson) Mr L & Ms J Clout NEW ZEALAND

Irish Wolfhound

WULFGAR FAYME 2100533641 (F) 30/11/2019 (Mrs S Gendle) K Kosuge JAPAN

WULFGAR FRENTE 2100533639 (F) 30/11/2019 (Mrs S Gendle) N Sagagushi JAPAN WULFGAR NAOISE 2100548731 (M) 15/06/2020 (Mrs S Gendle) Mr R Fujiwara JAPAN WULFGAR TRISTAN 2100533642 (M) 30/11/2019 (Mrs S Gendle) Y Suzuki JAPAN

WORKING DOG

Border Collie

PUKAWIDGEE STARSCAPE 3100413259 (M) 13/06/2020 (Miss A Houlden Mr J Tyler & Mrs L Houlden) Mr D Higashimori JAPAN

Shetland Sheepdog

CH. LOUANDA TIME TO DREAM 3100311656 (M) 23/08/2014 (Louanda Kennels) Mrs Lorelle Goodman & Mr Peter Goodman NEW ZEALAND

Prefixes Approved - November 2020

AEKAE NSW Mr G Hull & Miss K Watson

AGAPESTAFF NSW Mrs A Crossman

AJGVONDON VIC Mr A Gorman

AMBALEE VIC Mrs T & Mr P Griffin

AMORGAN VIC Miss A Sharpe

ANNELKE NSW Mr P Harrington

ANTARTICECHO TAS Ms N Collins

BALFERNMIST VIC Mr L & Mrs A Kennett

BEASTROTTIS VIC Mr B Abdula

BECOSADREAM SA Mr J Moore

BLACKCELTIC VIC Mr F Minardi

BLUBURRA VIC Mr I & Mrs D Young

BULLIESONLY SA Ms M Weston

BULLMAXI VIC Mr T J Dillon

CAPOYATA TAS Mrs M Yates

DEEWAH TAS Mr C Dwyer

DIAMONDLABS NSW Mrs S N Hughes

DICANTA VIC Dr M Nolan

DODGEBULL QLD Mrs A Bethel

DOLLYS NSW Mr A Laurie

DOLLYVISTA VIC Miss H Hunt

ERLESENZER WA Mrs J Williams

FETCHABULL WA Miss V McDonald

GODSMARVELS NSW Mr E Zaboj

HOLABELLACHI VIC Mrs D Wark

HONOURABULL VIC Mrs B Martin

ISINNAK WA Miss R Wallace

JAYWYND NSW Mrs I Selby

JCMANGELS NSW Mrs L A Galea

JOBAB SA Mr B & Mrs J Burdett

JOKALA VIC Ms R Woods

KAHYEETS WA Mr Y Steinberg-Tonge

KARDISHA VIC Mrs B St George

KARRIMELAB WA Mrs K Parke

KAZOKUSHIBA SA Miss D Woodcock

WITHIN NSW

ERRINGHI

TALARINNI

TALLIA

INTO NSW

KEENAI VIC Mrs J Baldwin

LEAGARRA NSW Mr G Simpson

MACKANZ SA Mrs J Durrance

NATSILANE VIC Mrs K & Mr C Rath

ORCHARDGLEN VIC Dr F Anderson

PAWSDELIGHT SA Mrs B Chadwick

PLATINUMDNA NSW Mr P Begg & Ms K West

PUFINBULLIES VIC Mr T Johnston

RHODARN VIC Mrs D Rhodes

RIDGEFIELDS VIC Mrs S Sheldon

SALTYBULLS VIC Ms M Evans

SCOOBYCO SA Mr R Raygan

SHERKIRA VIC Miss S Perryman

SICILIAN VIC Mr S Marchese

SOMADOBES NSW Mr A Thompson

STAHLSTAMM SA Mr P Walsh

STARMALTS QLD Ms S Latham

STYLEGOLD NSW Ms C Edwards

TEDDYDOG VIC Mrs A Grant

TESSABULLS NSW Mrs C Lay

THEJAK WA Mrs M Boyd

TISADREAM VIC Ms S Shiells

TOOSTRONG SA Ms K Stephenson

TORPAK NSW Mr J Babic

TOYMAN NSW Mr M Lu

TRUFFLEOAK VIC Ms C Szigethy-Gyula

TUXEDOTERRA VIC Mr K & Ms P Brewis

VADERBLUE QLD Ms T Lawrence

WERKZEUGE SA Mr S Peake

WILLARINE VIC Mr S Caldwell

YOLANDABULL VIC Mr J Benbow

ZABRJASTAFF SA Mr G Hoffrichter

ZURBLUWAKI VIC Miss A Pannella

ZURIDACHS NSW Mrs J T Linton

NEW OWNER

B Leggett

K Lee

A Bergin

M Hurcum

NEW OWNER

G & Mrs L Heyde

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ONE OF FIVE COPIES OF ‘HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DOG’

‘How to Train Your Dog’ is a practical and comprehensive guide to raising and training dogs of any age, from two of Australia’s most expert animal behaviourists, Jen and Ryan Tate.

Dog-training is a well-studied science, and in their informative book they impart all their practical advice so you can feel prepared, stay in control and enjoy a great relationship with your dog. It includes:

• Choosing the right breed for you and your lifestyle

• Preparing your home and the first 48 hours with your pup

• House training and basic training

• Socialisation and confidence building

• Play, exercise, tricks and rewards

• Resolving common behavioural issues related to separation anxiety, such as barking, digging and chewing

• Tips on how to raise an independent dog to suit your needs

• Ongoing learning and fun for adult dogs

Accessible, well-organised and filled with evidence-based training techniques, this is the perfect handbook for creating a stress-free and enjoyable bond with your puppy or dog and ensuring they live their best life with you.

About the Authors

Ryan and Jen Tate are a unique couple whose passion for animals is central to their work and lives. Between them they have almost 30 years of experience as two of Australia’s most in-demand and respected dog and animal behaviourists, including several years at the famous Taronga Zoo. They hold a range of qualifications and their business, Tate Animal Training Enterprises, specialises in many areas of training from puppy preschool all the way to training for conservation and detection dogs. Jen and Ryan live in Port Macquarie with their three young children and several highly skilled and affectionate dogs.

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Your puppy’s favourite sleeping place: The laundry, where it’s cool!

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Lowchen (Little Lion Dog)

History

The Lowchen origin is obscure. It is perhaps the rarest breed in the Bichon Family; this old breed originating in the medieval era and evidently from many paintings dating back as a pure breed from at least the thirteenth century. However, it is acknowledged that they are of European descent and the ‘country of origin’ is listed as France.

We know the breed had strong roots in central Europe for many centuries. The Lowchen is featured in tapestries from France, woodcuts from Germany and paintings from Belgium that help place the breed throughout Europe from the 14th century. The Lowchen has always been a relatively rare breed throughout its history, but by the mid twentieth century, it was nearly extinct.

In 1945, Madame Bennert of Brussels realised that there were no longer any active Lowchen breeders. In an effort to save the breed, she searched the Belgium registry to find people who had been involved with the Lowchen in the early part of the century. Over the next three years, she managed to locate three Lowchen two females and a male that met her standards. In 1957, she was able to locate a third female Lowchen to add to her small dog kennel. Over the next twenty years, she devoted herself to the task of rebuilding the breed from this foundation of four Lowchen. Her friend, Dr Hans Rickert of Germany, carried on her work, carefully breeding and promoting the Lowchen after her death. 1.

Appearance

The Lowchen’s coat is long and flowing and comes in many colours. (Any colour or combination of colours is acceptable, with the exception of Merle 1. ) The coat should not be thin and fluffy like a Bichon Frise, but wavy with a mix of thicker hairs amongst the fine ones. This allows for a flowing coat that is not frizzy or fly-away, and a Lowchen coat should not be harsh like many terriers. The Lowchen’s coat does not shed, has very low allergic effects and are considered hypoallergenic. 2..

The head of the Lowchen is one of its most important features, with its relatively short, wide muzzle, broad skull, lively round eyes, and pendulant ears. They can come in all colours, including brown, that allow for dark eyes and nose. The head, when in proportion to the body, is neither too big nor too small, but helps to emphasise the friendly, regal, and leonine personality of the Lowchen. 2.

Appearance

The Lowchen’s long and wavy coat is presented in a lion cut. This means that the haunches, back legs, front legs (except bracelets around the ankles), and the 1/3–1/2 of the tail closest to the body are shaved, and the rest of the coat is left natural to give the dog the appearance of a male lion. The lion cut is the traditional way of presenting these dogs but it is not known where the practice comes from. Dogs in lion clip may need some protection in wintertime on the shaved parts. 2./4.

Sizes: Height: 25-33 cm (10-13 ins) at withers. 1.

Temperament / Suitability

The Lowchen is a friendly, healthy and happy dog. Dogs of this breed are both active, playful, very intelligent and make an excellent house pet. The Lowchen also makes a good pet for families with children. This breed has a history as a companion dog and need the attention of humans. They are not happy left alone for longer periods of time. The Lowchen doesn’t bark excessively, it is a rather quiet breed. 2./4.

The breed is a charming, lively companion. He loves to play in his fenced yard or accompany his owner on long walks. He is very intelligent and loves having new challenges, and he’s a great candidate for obedience or agility. He won’t be suited to go on long-distance runs, but he is a sturdy little dog, who can be happy doing just about any activity with his people. 3.

The Lowchen’s grooming requirements are surprisingly few considering its length of hair: a good brushing every few days, followed by a nice bath every couple of weeks will keep him looking and feeling his best. As a hypoallergenic, non-shedding breed, the Löwchen’s hair will not come out without the intervention of a brush. Nails should be trimmed and ears cleaned regularly as well. The Löwchen can visit a professional groomer (or his breeder) every couple of months to keep the hair trimmed either into a “puppy cut” or the traditional “lion” trim. 3.

The Lowchen’s life span is around 12–14 years. 2.

Image Credits

Reg Young ~ celebrating 100 years!

Reg Young was born on 10 January 1921 in Withycombe, England. He was one of six children and the second eldest. He was an active Mason and a member of the Semper Fidelis Masonic Lodge.

Reg was a radio operator in the British Royal Navy. He saw service on aircraft carriers and on shore.

He served on anti-aircraft ship HMS Carlisle and the aircraft carrier HMS Indomitable. Reg was part of an emergency crew on The ‘Mighty Hood’ when it sailed to Scotland. On two occasions Reg served on ships which subsequently were lost. He was a crew member on one of the ships despatched to Tokyo Bay for the surrender ceremony in 1945.

Reg was discharged from the British Navy in Sydney Harbour. He was given the choice of free passage back to England or, his choice, Australian citizenship rights on a British Passport to remain in Australia. He secured a job with Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) York Street Sydney and later Overseas Telecommunications Commission at La Perouse.

He married Mary Reilly on 12 March 1949. They have three children: two sons, a daughter and five grand-daughters.

Following OTC employment Reg founded the Pet Shop at Brookvale.

The Dalmatian saga began when Reg bought Freckles (Dubrovnik Mescal) in 1954 from Irene Mackinolty (Beaudalla Dalmatians) and Cuth and Ruth Matthews of Dubrovnik Dalmatians, Chelsea Farm, Windsor Road, Baulkham Hills, which was later purchased by Harry Spira who built a vet hospital. Freckles’ pedigree boasted an imported sire and champion dam.

Not many households had cars back then. However, Reg owned a motorbike and much to the horror of the breeders, six weeks old Freckles was transported home in a brief case balanced on the bike’s petrol tank. Freckles was shown in 1957/58 by Reg although (according to a family member) “Freckles (typical Dalmatian) did not listen to Reg.”

Dumbledeer Dalmatians began with the first litter from Freckles, sired by Fawdry Theodore, who was owned by Julie Lawson. When Reg registered the litter, he was unaware of kennel names. In choosing the prefix his mind travelled back to England and the little thatched cottage in which he was born “Dumbledeer Cottage”. This prefix was accepted and the litter was registered over the counter.

At the start, Reg was involved in showing. However, his direction changed as Mary became more involved.

In the early 1960s Reg established a flourishing business in Brookvale selling fresh meat for cats and dogs. As they were attending dog shows Reg grabbed the opportunity to sell dog accessories, displayed on a spotted frame named the “Dog House”.

This was the birth of Showaquipment, the show bus business. Showaquipment was established in Elanora Heights then moved Brookvale. What began as products being displayed on trestles, moved to a caravan fitted with shelving, then the blue van which transported display shelving, and finally into the refitted bus (of which there were two).

Many exhibitors will fondly remember ‘the bus’ at Orchard Hills (see pictured left and above). Reg solved all problems from the orderly array of dog accessories.

In the mid 1960s the wholesale business, Challenge Dog Supplies, was established in Elanora Heights. Imported grooming products, leads, check chains (and more) were added to the range of goods sold.

Training webbing leads for obedience clubs were created by Reg in club colours. Challenge subsequently moved to Dee Why, then Brookvale and subsequently to Collaroy where it is operated by Mary and Reg’s son, Philip.

Reg retired at 98 years to enjoy his garden at Elanora. His chosen words encapsulating his beliefs are from Mark Twain “Do the right thing. It will gratify some people and astonish the rest.”

The “Showaquipment” Caravan

The “Showaquipment” 2nd Bus

How to Crate Train your Puppy

By PuppyBeing.com

Many first-time dog owners feel uncomfortable locking up their dog in a crate. However, young puppies are actually quite comfortable with small spaces. In nature, pregnant dogs will seek out or build a small, secluded den to give birth to puppies.

In the wild, a dog does not bed down in the middle of an open field where predators can attack him. The dog finds a tree trunk or cave where he can feel a sense of protection.

Correctly using a crate can satisfy your dog’s basic need for security. A puppy can feel quite safe and secure in a crate, once he becomes familiar with it. A crate is also useful (and sometimes necessary) when you travel with your pup.

How to Select the Right Crate Size

A large crate will allow your pooch to use one corner as a toilet and the other corner as a bed. This defeats the purpose of potty training. The crate should only be big enough so your puppy can comfortably stand up straight, turn around and lie down with his legs stretched.

Dogs have a strong natural instinct to not soil the area they sleep in. The right sized crate will trigger this natural instinct in your pup. Your dog will quickly learn bladder and bowel control as he spends time inside the crate.

If you have a large breed puppy that will grow a lot, then it is best to buy a crate with adjustable fencing, otherwise you will have to keep buying bigger crates as your pup grows in size.

Best Crate Location

The crate should only be used as a training device and not as a place for punishment. Your dog should associate only positive emotions with the crate.

Dogs always want to be near their pack. You and your family are your dog’s pack. So the crate should be close to you and your family at all times. Place it in the busiest room of your house during the daytime. Move the crate to different rooms of the house as you move around during the day.

At night, for the first two weeks, place the crate close by your bed so your puppy can preferably see you or at least hear you. After two weeks, you can move his crate to the final location where you would be keeping your puppy at night in the long-term.

What to put inside the crate (and what not to)?

Line the floor of the crate with a soft, water-proof and chew-resistant material like a crate pad. Don’t put food or water inside the crate. It interferes with the house-training process. Your puppy may also spill the contents inside.

However, you can put a treat-dispensing puzzle feeder inside the crate. This will prevent your pooch from getting bored when he stays inside for extended periods. A KONG is another great toy to put inside the crate that will keep your puppy mentally stimulated during his stay.

Crate Training Guide

Step 1: Crate Introduction

To make your dog comfortable with the crate, place it in a room where he spends a lot of time. Leave the crate door open and let your pup explore the inside and outside of the crate on his own.

If your puppy is hesitant and moves away from the crate, then don’t try to force him. Place a few of his favourite toys or his blanket inside the crate. Toss a treat inside the crate. Sit next to the crate and talk to your dog in a pleasant voice. Praise your dog and entice your dog toward the crate. Let your pup take his own time and step inside the crate on his own.

Step 2: Feed inside Crate

After your puppy has become familiar with the crate, the next step is to teach him how to be comfortable staying inside the crate for a short while. The best way is to put the puppy’s food bowl inside the crate and let your dog feed with the crate door open.

First, keep the bowl halfway inside the crate so that only your pup’s front paws need to be inside while eating. After a couple of days, keep the bowl all the way at the back of the crate. Once he eats comfortably while entirely inside the crate, you can start closing the door just for the time while he is eating.

Initially, you can immediately open the door as soon as he’s finished eating. Slowly increase the time you keep the door closed after he’s eaten. Work your way up till he can comfortably stay inside the crate for almost 10 minutes after eating.

If your pooch starts whining or barking when closed inside the crate, then you may have progressed too quickly. Tap the crate door gently and say “No” in a firm but gentle voice. Your pup will eventually learn to stop crying when inside the crate.

PRO TIP:

Wait for your puppy to stop whining and only then let him out the crate. If you let your dog out as soon as he cries, then your pup will learn that whining will get him out. And you don’t want to teach that habit.

Step 3: Crate for Short Periods

Once your pooch is comfortable eating his meal in the crate and stays inside for a short while afterward without whining, then you can begin crating your dog for short periods when you are at home.

Teach a command to call your puppy to the crate. Entice your puppy to come to the crate with a treat and then say a simple phrase like “crate up” or “kennel up.” Once your dog is inside, give your dog another treat and gently shut the door.

Sit beside the crate quietly for some minutes. Then let your dog out and give another treat and praise your dog. Gradually increase the time for which you keep your puppy inside. Also, move away from the crate while staying in sight of your pooch. Eventually, you will be able to crate your pup and move out of sight for 30 minutes.

When you return to the crate, your dog may get excited and jump around. Don’t respond to this and keep it low key.

Once you are close enough to the crate that your puppy can see you, don’t immediately open the crate. Wait for a few minutes and open the crate calmly and casually. When he comes out, praise your dog and take him to the designated toilet spot to eliminate.

Always play with your dog or walk him for a minimum of ten minutes before you put him back inside the crate. Repeat this training every day at the same exact time to build a consistent routine.

PRO TIP:

Daily vary the time between when you close the crate door and when you leave the room (from between 1 minute to 10 minutes). If you crate your pup and leave the room immediately, your puppy may associate crating with being left alone.

Step 4: Crate for Longer Periods

Once your dog can comfortably stay crated for 30 minutes with you out of sight, you can slowly work your way up to leaving for a few hours or even overnight. You can leave the house and come back.

Every time you take your pup outside the crate, take your dog outdoors to eliminate. Use your potty command to stimulate your pooch to go potty. Don’t play with your dog until he eliminates. Even if your dog whines or barks, you must wait till he has eliminated. Otherwise, you are teaching your dog to whine just to get out of the crate and play.

Every puppy has a limit to how long they can stay crated. Dogs require frequent social interaction. Don’t keep your dog crated for more than 6 hours at a stretch (except overnight).

PRO TIP:

If you will be gone for over 6 hours, then have a friend come home and take out the pup to eliminate. Or leave your dog at a doggie daycare.

Plan Your Pup’s Training Schedule

Puppies younger than 6 months need to be fed at least three times a day. After 6 months, you can switch to feeding just twice a day.

Your pup’s potty training timetable will be based on his feeding schedule.

Follow these Training Steps Daily

Each time you take your puppy outside the crate, follow the below steps:

1. Take puppy outside on a leash to the designated toilet area.

2. Give the potty command. Stand your ground firmly till your pooch eliminates.

3. Then praise your puppy and give a treat.

4. Take puppy for a walk or play for few minutes.

If you bring your dog inside immediately after he eliminates, he will think that freedom ends as soon as he eliminates. So your dog will hold it in longer.

When you take your pup for a walk or play with your dog afterward, your dog learns that the sooner he completes his potty, the quicker he gets treats, playtime, and fun.

PRO TIP:

Playing with your puppy after he has eliminated teaches your dog that he should toilet as soon as he is outside. Then he gets to walk/play with you longer.

Sample Daily Crate Training Timetable

Here is a sample timetable for crate training a 6-month-old puppy. You can modify it based on your personal wakeup time, working hours, and bedtime.

Immediately after wake-up (6.00am - 7.00am)

1. Take puppy out of crate and follow steps

Bring indoors and feed breakfast

Put inside crate

Within an hour of breakfast (7.00am - 8.00am)

Take puppy out of crate and follow steps

Bring indoors

Put inside crate

Midday (11.00am - 12.00pm)

1. Take puppy out of crate and follow steps

Bring indoors

Put inside crate

Afternoon (3.00pm - 4.00pm)

1. Take puppy out of crate and follow steps

Bring indoors and feed lunch

Put inside crate

Early Evening (7.00pm - 8.00pm)

Take puppy out of crate and follow steps

Bring indoors and and don’t let puppy drink water anymore for the day

Put inside crate

Late Evening (Just before bedtime)

1. Take puppy out of crate and follow steps

Bring indoors

Put inside crate for bedtime

Once you setup a feeding and toilet routine, stick with it for at least a week before you make any changes. This will help your puppy get house trained faster.

After a week of following one routine, you should have a good idea of when your puppy likes to eat and when he likes to eliminate. Based on this information, you can alter the schedule as needed.

For more helpful doggy guides visit PuppyBeing.com

Got a Dog with a Behaviour Problem? Here are some solutions

Caught your dog doing something they shouldn’t be? We’ve all been there! Here are some behavioural issues you’ll need to nip in the bud as soon as possible.

As Pet Parents, we sometimes look the other way and let our pets get away with things they really shouldn’t. Don’t worry it’s not just you!

But when your dog’s behaviour becomes destructive or dangerous, it’s time to start making changes, for their sake as much as your own. Remember, you’re the leader of the pack, so it’s up to you to get bad behaviour to stop.

Here are some of the most common behavioural issues and how to stop them.

THE YAPPER: Excessive Barking

We’ve all come across a dog who barks at everything from airplanes to the breeze. We’re not talking about barking at strangers or when they’re feeling threatened. We mean incessant barking at almost nothing.

Solution: The only way to fix this is to figure out why your pup is barking. Is it boring? Anxiety? Loneliness? Fix that problem and the barking should stop.

THE DESTROYER: Excessive Chewing

If your dog chews on sofas, doors, and shoes (with or without feet in them), it’s often a sign of anxiety. Chewing can be a distracting, calming action. The other big chew-starter is boredom.

Solution: Get your dog their own chew toy. Praise them for chewing on it, and when you see them chewing on something they shouldn’t be, replace it with their toy. Give positive reinforcement.

THE PUPPY DOG EYES: Begging

Begging for human food is learned behaviour. Usually, dogs know they’ll be rewarded for it, so they think it’s good behaviour. Don’t think that they’ll feel unloved if you don’t give in. There are plenty of chances to give them love, but this shouldn’t be one.

Solution: Positive reinforcement is important to change your dog’s behaviour here. Make sure they know they should be sitting at a bit of a distance and ignore their whines. Feed them their own treat after your meal, if they’ve been a good dog! If it helps, leave them in their crate when you’re eating, or if you can, it’s a good idea to feed them their own meal at the same time.

THE MINER: Digging

Digging is usually out of boredom, or because your dog doesn’t have enough toys to stimulate them. If they’ve seen you digging in the garden, they may also think it’s a good thing.

Solution: Get your dog some toys. Encourage them to play with the toys so when you’re not home they’ll choose the toys over the dirt.

THE DEFIANT DOGGO: Not Coming When Called

This can be equally frustrating and embarrassing if it’s happening in public! Basically, your dog is letting you know there are more interesting things out there than you. Don’t worry, though it can be fixed with a bit of effort and practice.

Solution: Reward your dog every time they obey your call. Every time! If they have an incentive to come to you, this problem should disappear.

CONCLUSION

Whichever behavioural problem your dog is showing, there’s a way to fix it so both pup and human can move forward, happier, and healthy. Remember whatever you do to help your dog learn, do it with love!

Bio:

Mike Powell is a dog lover and a writer. He manages at least 5 dogs in his house. Mike has a lot of passion for dogs and he even writes about them on his blog: https://www.dogembassy.com/

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Training a Human is never easy, but, building on the ideas, jokes and visual gags of their first book (Mike&Scrabble

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Every day, Scrabble gets Mike to illustrate a thought about the relationship between a Dog and a Human. Sometimes the thoughts are funny, sometimes they are sad, but they very often bring a little smile of recognition from a growing number of Mike&Scrabble fans on social media and now in bookshops and libraries all over the world. We hope they do the same for you.

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