2021 Dogs SA February Magazine

February 2021 Australia Print Publications No.: 100004328

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Association Address: David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn 5084.

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

Licensed Club: 8260 2412 Members of Council: Mr. B. Parker (President) Mr. P. Dynan (Vice President) Mr. B. Fielder, Mr. G. Harvey, Mrs. R. Hedger, Mr. L. Heilmann, Mr. A. Lim, Ms. T. Edwards, Mrs. S. Pike, Mr. Peter Thompson, Prof.

Crouch.

Dr. R.R.Crouch.

Executive Officer: Ms. R. Becker.

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Advertising Deadline: All advertising copy must be lodged at the Dogs SA Office 6 weeks prior to month of publication. Dogs SA accepts no responsibility for the contents of advertisements. All advertisements are accepted in good faith and the liability of advertising content is the responsibility of the advertiser.

Letters: The editor reserves the right not to publish any letter which in the opinion of the Editorial Sub-Committee or Council should not be published for legal or other reasons. All letters are received with that reservation.

The opinions expressed in contributors’ articles are not necessarily those of Council.

The Editorial Sub-Committee reserves the right to refuse the publication of any item or advertisement and, whilst every effort is made to ensure copy is reproduced correctly, no responsibility is taken for error.

February 2021 APRIL, 2019

Postal Address: (For all correspondence including advertising).

The Executive Officer, Dogs SA, P.O. Box 844, Prospect East 5082.

Phone 8349 4797.

Email: info@dogssa.com.au Website: www.dogssa.com.au

President’s Report

President’s Report

As we push on into 2021 things do seem to be getting back to some form of normality or are we are just getting accustomed to the abnormal, you be the judge of that. Many of our activities are starting to get themselves together again thanks to the hardworking volunteers who are needed to conduct these events. If you are new or old to the dog world and would like to get involved with a club do not hold back, all clubs regardless of the discipline are always looking for eager volunteers to assist them.

Most will be aware of the media attention lately in relation to the cost of puppies due to COVID. Although the attention is primarily against Designer breeds Dogs SA breeders are being caught up in the hype. I have recently conducted a number of interviews with both print and radio media to explain the difference between buying a registered ANKC pedigree dog and that from a BYB. This can be a hard message to sell when we still have some of our own breeders not doing the right thing when dealing with the public. Remember always respond to the requests either print, telephone or text this is just being courteous. Explain to them the benefits of buying from an ANKC registered breeder such as the follow up support they can get, membership to Dogs SA, the different activities we conduct and most importantly the health benefits of the puppy and parents.

We keep saying we are a cut above the rest, well let’s all make sure we act like it and treat the public and everyone else with the dignity and respect which we ourselves expect.

2021 has also brought with it some of the bad traits of the dog world with bullying and harassment again on the rise as we get back into our activities. This was most obvious with Face Book posts about a junior who was by no uncertain terms bullied and harassed to a point where she was physically upset. This behavior is not acceptable anywhere and particularly where the young and elderly are involved. These latest incidents have made Dogs SA bring forward the implementation of policies on Bullying and Harassment, Child and Member Protection and Social Media. These policies will be enforceable and will bring with them hefty penalties.

A couple of reminders, the first being the Council election closes on 10 February 2021 for the Vice President and 4 Councilors. If you do not vote do not complain about who is representing you. Next is the Annual General Meeting of Dogs SA to be held 03 March 2021 at 8PM at David Roche Park. There are a number of constitutional changes that members should be interested in.

A final reminder that we are in the middle of summer and as we have already seen the weather is hot in Adelaide and around the state so make sure you look after yourselves, your dogs and those around you. Not too difficult to ring a friend and ask RUOK. Brian Parker President DOGS SA Mob: 0417 724 223 Page Page 3 3

SCALE OF CHARGES 2021 All FEES INCLUDE G.S.T.

Effective 1st November 2020 2021 Membership Fees *Single or Kennel (18 Years & over) *Double or Kennel (18 Years & over) *Kennel Additional Persons *Pensioner Single *Pensioner Joint *Associate Single (Committee use only) *Associate Joint (Committee use only) *Junior (under 18 years) Overseas Residents – above fees apply plus additional for postage 2021 Prefix Fees *Application for New Prefix *Annual Maintenance Fee *Transfer Prefix Ownership Effective 1st January 2021 Litter Registration Litter Lodgement Fee Puppy Registrations Main & Limited Registers *Individual Puppy (each) Replacement Pedigree/Certificate * Neutered Register * Associate Registration * Sporting Registration *

100.00 156.00 78.00 69.00 134.00 31.00 58.00 19.00 64.00 112.00 39.00 90.00

30.00

39.00 24.00 24.00 31.00 31.00

Re-Registrations *Dogs from Overseas *Overseas Semen

112.00 112.00

Registered Semen Registration of Semen Transfer of Semen

39.00 39.00

Transfers *From Member *Non Member to Member *Between Registers

39.00 67.00 39.00

Leases *Member to Member *Non Member to Member *Early Termination

78.00 92.00 39.00

Titles *Champion and Supreme Champion *Grand Champion *Other Awards Export Pedigree * Show Entry Forms Book 50 Plus Postage Club Schedule Advertising Full Page Half Page Third Page Quarter Page Club Stationery Best Of Breed Challenge Certificates Neutered Certificates Reserve Challenge Best In Show Certificates Special Awards ie Best In Group Stewards Sheets Pad of 50

39.00 46.00 27.00 142.00 4.00 3.30 386.00 201.00 134.00 110.00 0.30 0.30 0.50 0.15 1.20 0.50 5.50

1 Set Group Cards & BIS Single Group Card Judges Contracts Pad of 25 Pad of 5 (Speciality Clubs only) SACA Reps/Stewards Contracts Exhibitor Tickets (100 = $3.00) Trials Point Score Cards Obedience Tracking Agility Games Affiliation Fees Conformation All Breeds Kennel Clubs & Ag Societies Championship Show Open Show Affiliation Fees Group/Specialist Clubs Affiliation Championship Show Open Show Affiliation Fees Trials Clubs Affiliation All Breeds Obedience Trial Agility & Games Trial Retrieving & Field Trials Tracking & Track & Search Trial Endurance Test Dances With Dogs Competition/Tricks Sanction/Restricted Trial/Sled Sports SACA Park Ground Hire All Breeds Championship Show All Breeds Double Championship Shows held on the same day All Breeds Open Show Multi Group Championship Show Multi Group Open Show Single Group Championship Show Single Group Open Show Specialist Championship Show Specialist Open Show Fundays Affiliate Club Levy Metropolitan (within 100 kms) Country Agility/Obedience Levy Metro Agility/Obedience Levy Country

CHOW CHOW

0.25 0.50 0.25 0.25 159.00 159.00 49.00 53.00 53.00 40.00 127.00 74.00 74.00 64.00 45.00 45.00 45.00 45.00 528.00 739.00 150.00 374.00 110.00 280.00 110.00 148.00 92.00 38.00 2.82 1.41 3.82 1.91

Meeting Room Hire Affiliate Club Meetings Specialist Clubs – Marsula or Brine Room Show Days only MB Rooms Other Functions

38.00 148.00

Hall Hire Affiliated Clubs Non Affiliated Clubs Bond Affiliates Bond Non Affiliates Cleaning of Hall

269.00 587.00 92.00 177.00 109.00

Miscellaneous Search Fee Deposit lodged with Appeal Deposit lodged with Objection Fee lodged with Complaint Administration Fee

128.00 209.00 209.00 209.00 128.00

* Includes ANKC Levies

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4.50 0.60 21.00 5.50 0.50 0.03

Newly Titled

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Sup Ch Chowleigh Touch of Class Thank you to everyone for the support. We are thrilled to announce Junior is now a Supreme Champion. The youngest Chow Chow to ever receive the title.

2021 Annual General Meetings Bernese Mountain Dog Club of SA Inc 7 February 2021 at 2.00pm Goodwood Orphanage Papillon Club of SA Inc 10 February 2021 at 7.30pm Marsula, Cromwell Road, Kilburn Port Pirie Kennel Club Inc 21 February 2021 at 12.30pm Savoy Park, Warnertown Road, Port Pirie Weimaraner Club of SA Inc 23 February 2021 at 7.00pm Marsula, Cromwell Road, Kilburn Adelaide Districts Working Dog Club Inc 23 February 2021 at 7.30pm Brine, Cromwell Road, Kilburn Welsh Corgi Club of SA Inc 6 March 2021 at 11.30am Ring 5, Cromwell Road, Kilburn Gundog Club of SA Inc 30 November 2021 at 7.30pm Marsula, Cromwell Road, Kilburn

COVER STORY

2020 Membership Statistics Class Ordinary Joint (339) Extra Kennel Person Pensioner Pensioner Joint (81) Junior Associate Associate Joint (3) Life Permanent Permanent Joint (4) Complimentary Total

Neutered Register To transfer to the Neutered Register please lodge your pedigree with the desexing certificate and the payment of $24.00 You are not eligible to compete in Class 18 or 18A until the transfer has been done.

February 2021

2017 1134 760 12 485 182 101 73 10 6 6 8 0 2777

Members 2018 2019 1186 1219 780 760 12 12 512 511 166 170 88 90 78 78 10 6 6 7 5 5 8 8 0 0 2851 2866

2020 1106 678 12 496 162 66 77 6 7 5 8 108 2731

Very excited to have Astyn back in the ring in 2021, after his illness at the start of 2020 which saw him completely paralysed.

Thank you to everyone who helped get him back in the ring.

Owned and Loved by Mandy Scheske and Loved

by Tabitha Thorp

Request from Dogs VIC for old SACA Journals If anyone has a copy of old SACA Journals for Dogs VIC • Any copies prior to 1962 • 1962 August • 1963 January • 1965 May, June, August, September Page 5

Prefixes Approved December 2020

.Objections to an approved Prefix must be lodged at

the Dogs SA Office within 3 months of the date of publication ADAMANDREWAN ADVIKA AMAIORE AMMAN BLACKNTAN BLULUNA BONSVIEW BREAGEM BRETEMPBA BRINBRAE CAVABELLE CAVISTA CHIEFVON COEVANTE DEXLAND FNQLABS FOGMORE FORCYCTE FREAKINBLUE GEMBLAKE GIESTERHUND GWENDRAETH HISET HOUSEOFCOCO JESSPOINT KATABRI KISSITLAB LOCHIELHVEN LUDWOOD LUGHDAN LWYSAF MADZVALOUR MUNDURAN MYSKYLABLUE PEARLUXIS PERSIMONHILL PHOTRAC PIXIPOM RAINONME REXIEDAYS RHYNA SARAMADA SNEQUEPEQUE SOUCOASTBLUE SPANISSA STARZALINE STKIRSTELLE SWIFTVELVET TAMBWELL TRADERIDGE TRUIECHEN VIEWHILLE VINDOMORA VONHELLABERG WALDLANDER ZANDAYA Page 6

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Mr L A Helo Mrs C Price Mrs J Torrance Mr D Herman Mr C Campbell & Ms T McCann Mr M Monteith Miss B Webb Ms L Wilson Miss T Burgess Ms A Baratta Miss J Hebb Ms E McDonald Miss J Brancatisano Mrs L Van Coevorden Ms L Gundry Ms K Wood Ms S Scott Ms J Rodier & Mr W Blakeman Mr S Smith Mrs K Peacock Mrs T & Mr D Scuderi Mrs L Keedwell Mr L O'Connor Mrs P Siega Mr P Davenport Mr B & Mrs K Rayner Mr J Hackett Mrs M Macgregor Mrs A St Clair Mr S Abney-Hastings Miss C Mobbs Mr D Newell Ms P Gemmill Miss C Bass Mrs L Hume Mr S Rivas Vaquerano Ms T Wallin Ms C Golic Mrs J Buckley Mrs C Hamilton Ms S Sinnatamby Mrs S McDermott Ms M Mooney Mrs C Saunders Mrs M Hodge Miss K Szenczi Mrs K Fowler Dr J Slocombe Mrs R Rodwell Mr A Trowell Miss A Keaton Ms K McCallum Mrs M Barraclough Mr D & Mrs N Sneath Mr D Evans Miss Z Van Hengel & Mr D Bulder

Preliminary Notice for DWDers and Tricky Dogs!

Australia’s first combined DWD and Tricks State Championship.

10th and 11th April, 2021

Two venues: Two DWD Competitions at Two Wells Community Hall, Saturday Two Trick Dog Tests at SAODC Grounds, Adelaide, Sunday JUDGES Barbara Murfet (Queensland) DWD and Tricks Judge Obedience, Rally, Agility, DWD and Trick Dog Judge with international experience.

Coral Pethers, (Queensland) DWD and Tricks Judge Obedience, Tracking, Track and Search, DWD and Trick Dog Judge DWD and Special Tricks Awards Judge: Tony Turner (NSW) Foundation DWD Trainer from 2008 Served on original DWD Working Party.

Guest judges for special DWD Awards Alana Coleman, Kim McDougall Highly successful dance (all forms) and musical theatre producers.

Dogs SA DWD Advisory Committee is working on producing a very special event with something for everyone participating in DWD and Tricks.

Offering Special DWD Awards for: Highest Score on the day – Saturday, over two Competitions, plus *Best Costume *Most Spectator Appeal *Creative Interpretation And Special Tricks’ Awards for: Highest Overall Score on the Day for Tricks, plus: *Smoothness & gentleness of handling *Timeliness and Accuracy of Response *Teamwork More details in March Journal. Contact Dan McLoughlin, Competition and Tricks Manager, danielmcl@adam.com.au

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February 2021

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2021 TRAINEE/ASPIRANT LECTURE PROGRAM ALL LECTURES COMMENCE PROMPTLY AT 7.30 P.M. (ZOOM) GROUP 1 (TOYS) 2/3 (Wed) Affenpinscher – Griffon Bruxellois 29/3 (Mon) Cavalier King Charles Spaniel – King Charles Spaniel 11/5 (Tues) Japanese Chin - Papillon 1/6 (Tues) Pekingese – Tibetan Spaniel 5/7 (Mon) English Toy Terrier – Yorkshire Terrier 4/8 (Wed) Havanese – Coton De Tulear - Pomeranian GROUP 2 (TERRIERS) 3/3 (Wed) American Staffordshire Terrier – Staffordshire Bull Terrier 30/3 (Tues) Fox Terrier (Smooth) & (Wire) 12/5 (Wed) Norfolk & Norwich Terrier – Australian Terrier 9/6 (Wed) Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier – Skye Terrier 6/7 (Tues) Bedlington Terrier – Scottish Terrier – Sealyham Terrier 3/8 (Tues) Border Terrier – Manchester Terrier 24/8 (Tues) Irish Terrier- Lakeland Terrier GROUP 3 (GUNDOGS) 9/3 (Tues) Field Spaniel – Sussex Spaniel 31/3 (Wed) Cocker Spaniel – American Cocker Spaniel 19/5 (Wed) All Setters (English/Irish/Irish Red & White/ Gordon) 2/6 (Wed) English Springer Spaniel – Welsh Springer Spaniel 7/7 (Wed) Lagotto Romagnolo – Italian Spinone 9/8 (Mon) Clumber Spaniel – Irish Water Spaniel GROUP 4 (HOUNDS) 10/3 (Wed) Basenji - Beagle 7/4 (Wed) Bloodhound – Otterhound – B & T Coonhound 17/5 (Mon) All Dachshunds 7/6 (Mon) Norwegian Elkhound – Finnish Spitz 14/7 (Wed) Rhodesian Ridgeback 10/8 (Tues) Hamiltonstovare- Portuguese Podengo GROUP 5 (WORKING) 17/3 (Wed)Australian Cattle Dog – Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog 12/4 (Mon) Border Collie -– Bouvier des Flandres 28/4 (Wed) Collie (Rough) & (Smooth) – Shetland Sheepdog 18/5 (Tues) Finnish Lapphund – Norwegian Buhund 8/6 (Tues) Dutch Shepherd-White Swiss Shepherd 22/6 (Tues) German Shepherd Dog – German Shepherd Dog (LH) Page 8

13/7 (Tues) Kuvasz – Maremma Sheepdog 11/8 (Wed) Old English Sheepdog – Polish Lowland - Puli Pumi 23/8 (Mon) Welsh Corgi (Cardigan) & (Pembroke) GROUP 6 (UTILITY) 15/3 (Mon) Bullmastiff – Mastiff – Tibetan Mastiff 13/4 (Tues) Dobermann – German Pinscher 24/5 (Mon) Samoyed - Newfoundland 23/6 (Wed) Italian Corso – Neopolitan Mastiff- Spanish Mastiff 20/7 (Wed) Alaskan Malamute – Siberian Husky 16/8 (Mon) Leonberger – Russian Black Terrier - St Bernard 31/8 (Tues) Rottweiler GROUP 7 (NON-SPORTING) 16/3 (Tues) Boston Terrier - French Bulldog 14/4 (Wed) - Xoloitzcuintle 25/5 (Tues) Chow Chow – Tibetan Terrier 21/6 (Mon) Dalmatian 12/7 (Mon) German Spitz (Klein & Mittel) – Japanese Spitz 17/8 (Tues) All Poodles ASPRING JUDGES LECTURES: 1st March (Monday) Introduction to the Judges Training Program PRACTICAL HANDLING FOR TRAINEE/ASPIRANT JUDGES: Practical Handling & Ring Craft will be held throughout the year.

THEORY EXAMINATIONS will be held on a date to be confirmed..

REGULATIONS Applications from TRAINEE JUDGES for Theory Examinations will only be accepted if the following criteria has been completed.

6.1.1 Module 1. Breed Lectures / Field Events / Seminars With the exception of Distance Trainee Judges, Trainee Judges must attend a lecture on every breed in the Group at least once within the previous 2 years before applying for a Theory Examination. Trainee Judges are encouraged to attend any other Field Days and Seminars arranged by the Member Body.

(Amended EAP 05/10, 10/10) The breed lecture series is to be run by the controlling body over a minimum 12 months period with a lecture for every breed in the group to be presented over that time. (a) A Trainee Judge must be present for and participate in the entire lecture in order to be credited with attendance. (b)

Should a Trainee judge miss any Breed Lecture, they must within 14 days, of the lecture, submit to the Member Body, a minimum one thousand (1,000) word essay on the Breeds dealt with in the missed lectures. Essays on a maximum of 25% of the breeds within the Group may be submitted over the period of the lecture series for missed lectures. (Amended 10/10) (c) In the event that a lecture for a particular breed is not offered, a written essay of a minimum one thousand word (1,000) word essay on that breed will be required by the end of the Lecture Series. (Amended 10/10) (d) Essays are to contain a history and description of the breed, its purpose and all relevant requirements contained in the Breed Standard and are to be illustrated with drawings/pictures.

All essays are subject to approval of the CJTC as conforming with the conditions of this clause and achieving the required level of competency. 6. (e) Failure to submit the essays, in accordance with 6.1.1 (b), (c) and (d), will render the Trainee ineligible to sit the Group Theory Examination in the current Training Program.

(Amended 10/10) 6.1.2 Module 2. Practical Experience Judge a minimum of fifty (50) dogs and additionally examine and critique a minimum fifty dogs (50) from the relevant Group. The breeds covered must be from, as wide a range as possible, but will include at least five (5) critiques from each of the five (5) Major Breeds as determined by the Member Body CJTC. This may be achieved by attending Field days or shows. All critiques to be countersigned on the day by a licensed judge for that breed who have themselves examined the dogs critiqued.

Judging may be in the form of hands on experience by placing dogs at open shows, sweepstakes or field days, but not at breed lectures. (Amended 10/13 – 5.6.4) (Amended 10/14, 7.4.2)

not be a Trainee Judge in the current Judges Training Program and must; 8.1 Hold a Certificate of Approval issued under the ANKC Accreditation Program stating that the Assessor has completed the competency training.

8.2 Have held an ANKC Breed or Group Licence for a minimum of five (5) years for the Group or Breed being used in the examination.

8.3 Have judged the Group or Breed being used in the examination on at least three (3) occasions.

All Critiques and signed evidence of dogs judged must be submitted at time of applying for Practical Examination.

Critiques are NOT to be signed by family members and no more than 10 critiques may be signed off by one person.

Trainee Judges must be assessed whilst judging by an Accredited Examiner on at least 2 occasions.

Should a Trainee not achieve a pass result in a Practical Examination, then to qualify to take a further Group Practical Examination a Trainee judge must judge a further twenty-five (25) dogs and examine and critique a further fifty (50) dogs, in accordance with 6.1.2 of ANKC LTD Regulations and submit the approved enrolment form accompanied by the requirements of this clause. They may then attempt the next available Practical Examination.

PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS WILL BE HELD ON A DATE/S TO BE DETERMINED.

Applications from TRAINEE JUDGES for Practical Examinations will only be accepted if the following criteria has been completed and is lodged with the application: (a)

A Pass is achieved in the Theory Examination.

(b) 6.1.2 Module 2. Practical Experience ANKC regulations.

Judge a minimum of fifty (50) dogs and additionally examine and critique a minimum fifty (50) dogs from the relevant Group. The breeds covered must be from, as wide a range as possible, but will include at least five (5) Major Breeds as determined by the Member Body CJTC. This may be achieved by attending Field days or shows.

Judging may be in the form of hands on experience by placing dogs at open shows, sweepstakes or field days, but not at breed lectures. (Amended 10/13 – 5.6.4 All critiques to be countersigned on the day by an accredited Assessor/Mentor.

Accredited Assessor A person licensed as a Judge by ANKC who complies with Section 8 of these Regulations.

Mentor An ANKC Championship Show Judge who has completed the ANKC Assessor Accreditation Program as outlined in Section 8.1 of these regulations.

ANKC Regulations 8 8. Appointment of Assessors. To be appointed by the Conformation Judges Training Committee, an Assessor must February 2021

Tornjak The Tornjak is an FCI breed which has been allocated by its registering body and country of origin into FCI Group 2.2 which covers all the mountain dwelling Livestock Guardian breeds such as the Pyrenean Mountain Dog, Caucasian Shepherd Dog, Central Asian Shepherd Dog and the Kangal which are normally placed in our Group 6. As a result this breed will now be moved from Group 5 to Group 6.

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AGILITY ADVISORY REPORT FOR 2020

2020 was a very different year, particularly impacted by the Covid pandemic. Clubs went into hibernation, and trials stopped for some months. Handlers and their dogs had to find alternative ways to continue developing skills and maintain fitness! And then adjust to Covid-safe arrangements when trials resumed2.

AAC monthly meetings were initially in abeyance but recommenced using Zoom. Two members took leave for three months for personal reasons. There was only one Judges Panel meeting held (specifically to review agility rules) and no trainee judges took up training this year. Nevertheless, the AAC continued to progress some significant work.

Regular tasks continued as and when appropriate. These included arranging for the measuring of dogs, and it is exciting to note an increase in novice level entries when trials recommenced. Other tasks included maintenance and provision of timing devices to trials. Address of incident reports and consideration of safety issues are ongoing agenda items, as has been discussion on ways to support clubs. Covid-safety plans were reviewed and supported.

Other activities included: Selection of the State Team to represent SA in the National Agility Championships in Perth – cancelled due to Covid. Chloe Dunlop has initiated a process to form an interstate working group to explore the potential of having agility endorsed as a formally recognised sport, thereby eligible to attract different sources of funding. Options to provide Clubs with standardised measuring equipment being investigated.

State Championships: When it seemed that the state champs would be abandoned due to scheduling and Covid challenges, the AAC accepted a terrific offer from the Riverland Club to integrate the championships with their August Trial. While sadly the championships were cancelled due to the pandemic, this afforded a unique format and work in developing this may yet bring benefits in the future. Work has commenced in planning for the 2021 Championships.

Survey of agility members’ and club challenges and opportunities: In support of strategic planning initiatives, an online survey was conducted mid-year. While there were some limitations in the survey’s implementation it nevertheless generated some very valuable findings and substantially confirmed informal feedback from members of the agility community. A summary of the survey findings is published in the December issue of the DogsSA Journal. Further surveys and workshops are envisaged to help elicit a wider number views and innovative ways to address needs. Findings will continue to inform the AAC’s efforts to strengthen management and development of the sport.

Agility database: A key AAC responsibility in liaison with the DogsSA office is the maintenance of the agility records database.

Under the stewardship of Roz Short, a significant overhaul of the system was undertaken earlier this year. This was a massive effort that will improve the reliability and accuracy of records and annual awards. This process revealed a need to review criteria pertaining to the calculation of awards and a need to upgrade the database system – work for 2021. The annual agility awards were cancelled this year.

Terms of Reference to guide AAC functioning: Following a review of the current generic DogsSA Page 10

Rules regarding the role and function of advisory committees, and research into interstate Agility TORs, an updated, agilityspecific TORs document was prepared. It necessarily needed to blend some existing DogsSA requirements with new roles and functions that better reflect the nature of agility management in 2020. It is intended that this document be made readily available to all members, will promote accountability and encourage people to join the committee in the future. The new TORs document was endorsed by Council in October as an exemplar for all DogsSA advisory committees. As a key governance document it does however require further development and updating, and the AAC looks forward to working with the EO and Council to make amendments in 2021.

Committee member nomination process, and member participation in AGM: Written nomination forms incorporating a brief description of what a nominee would bring to the AAC were prepared along with a notification and submission process prior to the AGM. This draft material was shared with DogsSA administration but requires further development as it is bound up with DogsSA Rules. The AAC drafts will provide a basis for an improved process which can hopefully be implemented in 2021.

Queries were also made regarding the process and criteria by which Council appoints the chairpersons of advisory committees; it is hoped that a more transparent, participatory process can be developed, reflective of the membership-based organisation that DogsSA is.

In the interests of promoting access and inclusion (particularly for country members), the AAC also sought to have participation and voting at the AGM via Zoom. While Zoom participation was enabled, work is required to provide for proxy or zoom voting in the future.

Communication with the retiring and newly appointed Executive Officers, President and Council members to address various matters of governance and related processes. Opportunities exist to continue to strengthening these, and the AAC is keen to work with both DogsSA management and the agility community in doing so. Similarly, the committee has utilised social media and the journal to share some key information with the community and elicit views and engagement in proposed events, but a lot more can be done with this. The new EO has expressed a desire to build stronger, more engaging and transparent communication mechanisms, and we’re excited by these initiatives.

Festival of Dogs: Jace Shultz lead agility input in the organisation of this fabulous event, and garnered contributions and support from across the agility community. Massive thanks to all who had been helping and were lined up to participate. It was super exciting to see how much interest had been stimulated in this event. Another casualty of Covid, but look out 2021 - it’ll be back!

A big thank you to Jo Shirlock who is not re-nominating for the AAC – her compassion, commitment and contribution to agility, including the AAC, has been enormous, and we especially acknowledge her lead work this year on the TORs. Nadege Wauchope (secretary), Jason Shultz (communications), Roz Short (database/records), Chloe Dunlop and Kerry Thomas intend to renominate. Peter Dynan (chairperson) is also acknowledged.

Thanks are also extended to the DogsSA admin staff, without whom we couldn’t operate – as a committee and as a sport; your timely assistance has been much appreciated. This year committee members have also valued having positive

engagement with the incoming Executive Officer and members of Council – this augers well for ongoing development of agility into the coming year.

Finally, a massive thank you to the Clubs and the agility community for “hanging in there” and continuing to find ways to engage in this wonderful sport of ours – here’s to Agility, and 2021!

Notes 1. This summary report was prepared by the AAC 2020 Committee Members to communicate the range of work undertaken by the committee in support of agility during the year and to supplement the limited report provided by the Chairperson at the AGM on 9th Nov. Provision of an Annual Report is an advisory committee task under current DogsSA Rules.

2. See agility competitor Nerissa Haby’s article in December DogsSA Journal.

RAFT ADVISORY REPORT FOR 2020

Firstly, I’d like to thank my fellow advisory committee members for their hard work throughout this very challenging year. What looked like to be an exciting Year ahead with plans well underway for the running of the National Retrieving Trial in August, the start of our Season was less than a month away when DOGS SA announced all events were to be cancelled due to the Covid 19 pandemic until 1st June. Unfortunately, the cancelation of events meant that our early season RATG’s held by RAFTCOSA, the Gundog and Labrador Clubs were cancelled. Several clubs tried in vain to reschedule the early season Retrieving Trials that were cancelled until later in the year, however due to circumstances beyond their control the Labrador Retriever Club Retrieving Sub Committee, The Golden Retriever Club, Gundog Club and GSP Clubs were unable to reschedule their trials.

RAFTCOSA were fortunate when approval to recommence Trials was granted just in time for the Meningie Cup Trial to go ahead in early July. In addition to this they were able to organise back to back trials to finish the very short season at Loveday in the Riverland area of South Australia.

The National organising Committee were holding out hope that the Borders would be open in time for the National Retrieving Championships to go ahead in August, despite earlier indications they could remain in place until at least Late August. However, the National RAFT Advisory voted in June to Cancel the Event.

This was a devastating blow to our Organising committee who had been working tirelessly to bring everything together. A big Thank you in particular to Ray, Jessie, Lynne, Jeff and Graeme.

The Advisory Committee were determined to run our State Championships, With the constant changing of Border restrictions it became apparent that we would not get the required number of Eligible entries for the event to go ahead as a State Championship. Permission was sought by the Trial secretary to hold the event as 2 All Age stakes with local Judges.

The event went ahead with the Minimum number of entries on both days.

Several Judges training days were scheduled, a Theory day was well attended before the restriction on gatherings came in to effect and a Practical training day has been postponed until early next year. We urge all Judges to attend the Training Days. Aspiring Judge Julie Kradolfer had limited mentoring opportunities this year, however with the help of several All February 2021

Age/Championship level Judges, Julie was able to fulfill the requirements of the Judges training program to successfully gain her Novice Retrieving Judges Licence. Congratulations Julie, we look forward to seeing you in action next year.

Sadly, Tor Bakkeland has decided to hang up his Judges Hat. We wish him well and Thank him for his contribution to the sport over the years.

There was an incident during the year when a Competitor went to apply for a Title with Dogs SA. They were told that their dog had not been transferred into their name meaning all achievements up to the date of Transfer were void. When acquiring a New Dog, please make sure you enter the Dog with the correct owners’ details so this does not happen to you.

Jessie has been busy writing Articles throughout the year which have been published in the Dogs SA Journal. I hope everyone has enjoyed reading these articles, I know I have.

We have been very fortunate in South Australia to be able to do some Competing this year, whilst some of our Interstate counter parts have had all of their trials cancelled until the End of December.

Our thoughts are with you all and we hope that 2021 brings better Trialling opportunities for all of us. Lastly, I’d like to Thank Dogs SA for offering me the Position of RAFT Advisory Chair person for 2021. With several people stepping down, I look forward to working with the new Panel. Wishing you all the best for the summer months, please stay safe. I look forward to seeing you all next year.

Regards Lynette Lennell Chairperson SA RAFT Advisory Panel

TRACKING ADVISORY REPORT FOR 2020

2020 has been an interesting year to say the least. Covid-19 reared its ugly head and all Advisory events and face to face meetings went on hold. The TDC of SA Inc., Committee was forced to cancel tracking trials at Monarto on a rolling basis throughout the year as the uncertainty continued. This also included the first Track and Search trial scheduled for April.

The year improved and we developed a Covid-Safe plan as per regulations. A Tracking training day for those new to tracking was conducted at Dogs SA by the TDC of SA Inc.. It was well attended and provided at no cost. DogsSA allowed the use of DRP at no cost to the Club. In September the second of thier planned Track and Search Trials was able to go ahead with Covid-Safe precautions in place and a total of 27 tracks were run. Three other Track and Search trials were able to be run, one by the Tracking Advisory was initially deferred and then run (26 tracks) and two by the Rottweiler Club of SA Inc, (52 tracks in total).

In total this resulted in 34 titles being completed this year (14 TSD, 12 TSDX, 6 TS Ch and 2 TS Grand Champion).

Dogs and handlers gaining their Grand Champion Titles were Neut CH / TRIPLE CH (T) (TS) TS Grand CH Blakesims Stop Me CD RA "Axyle" a Rottweiler - Owner handler Narelle Medlicott and T Ch TS Grand Ch Misty CD RAE ADX JDX SDX GDX SPDX HTM.N.FS.I. "Misty", a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Owner handler Jenny Pearson. This dog also gained her Track and Search Championship in 2020.

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Other dogs to gain their Championship titles in 2020 were TS Ch T Ch Jasmine CCD RE ADX JDX SD GD SPDX HTM.I FS.N "Jasmine" a Jack Russell Terrier X- Owner handler, Jenny Pearson’s second dog, who also gained her TSDX in 2020. A great effort by Jenny Pearson. TRIPLE Ch (T) (TS) Shartooz Echos Magical Xmas HSAs “Flynn” an Australian Shepherd Dog Owned by J A Miller and S J Baillie, Handled by Josie Miller (me), he also gained his TSDX in 2020. TS Ch Tannah Harry In A Hurry "Harry" a Poodle (Standard) Owner handler Robyn Geraghty. Harry was yet another dog to gain a TSDX in 2020, along with TS Ch Rozate Night Quest Atthepole (AI) TD HSAs "Quest" an Australian Shepherd Owned by Rozate Kennels handled by Karron Jordan. TS Ch T Ch Malicloy Sir K Notes Kothrann "Sherlocke" a Bernese Mountain Dog owned and handled Nid Watt was the final dog to achieve his Championship in the 2020 season.

It was a major effort by all involved, with a big leap of faith by any affiliate to run any trials at all this year. SA has indeed been in a fortunate position. Late in the year we once again found ourselves caught up in another Covid outbreak which resulted in the deferral of our SGM from it’s normal November date until January 2021. Thankyou to all the Advisory Committee for all the work put in this year. Thankyou to the Office staff and CEO (s) of DogsSA who have supported us through the Year. 2021 will also be an interesting year and I hope we can get the Tracking and Track and Search season underway in April/May. Josie Miller Chairperson Tracking Advisory Committee.

OBEDIENCE ADVISORY REPORT FOR 2020

This will be my last report as Chair of the OAC. I have been in the position for well over 10 years now and I think that in the interests of renewal it is time for me to pass on the baton. We are fortunate that Neil MacDonald has agreed to take up the reins.

The Committee this year has been functioning on a very minimalist basis, comprising Neil, Jeff Hartshorne and myself.

Many thanks to both Neil and Jeff for their efforts this year. I sincerely hope that after tonight we will have some fresh, and hopefully younger, faces on or Committee.

Obviously 2020 has been a challenging year due to the effects of COVID. We lost pretty much 75% of our trialing year due to the shutdown which had a huge impact. As a result, we made the difficult decisions to cancel the State Obedience Championships in September and to forego the Annual Awards this year. All qualifying results for the Annual Awards have been recorded and will count towards the 2021 Awards.

This year saw the finalisation of the rules reviews for Obedience and Rally. We just managed to squeeze in the National Conference before the COVID shutdown and the new rules have now been published. As usual, there was a bit of a mixture of outcomes, some good and some not so. One of the good results was the rectification of the ridiculous situation regarding Obedience Jump heights we have endured for the past 5 years.

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sign of progression from the Novice class. I do not believe that removing this exercise will be beneficial in any way to the standard of competition.

In addition, in the subsequent reallocation of points for the remaining Open exercises as a result of this decision, we now have the curious situation where dogs will now receive the same maximum number of points for retrieving a dumbbell over an obstacle as for retrieving a dumbbell on flat ground.

As usual I would like to thank Lynn Fielden for maintaining the trial results.

Thanks also to all our DogsSA Office staff in Wolfgang, Ann, Cheryl and Hayley for their assistance. With Wolfgang’s retirement we welcome Roz Becker to the role of EO and look forward to a long and fruitful association.

Looking forward to next year I’m sure everyone will be keen to get back into trialling in a big way. Lets all hope that 2021 is a huge one.

In closing, on behalf of the Committee I would like to wish everyone a happy and safe Christmas and holiday period and every success in the new year.

Brian Fielder Chair, Obedience Advisory Committee

DANCES WITH DOGS ADVISORY REPORT FOR 2020 Despite some events being cancelled or postponed due to COVID 19, this has been a very busy year for the DWD fraternity, which included the addition of the newly sanctioned discipline of Trick Dog Tests.

In January, DWD demonstrations were held at the Adelaide Museum during its exhibition on “Dogs”. An educational component was added to the usual Presentation, with the MC giving background on the various breeds represented prior to their individual performances. A short display on “How to Teach Your Dog a Trick or Two” was also very popular. Other planned demonstrations at public venues were cancelled.

January also saw SA’s first three Trick Dog Judges succeed in gaining their licencesIn March, Barb Murfett, national DWD & Tricks Committee Chair, came to SA to meet with these foundation Tricks Judges and one Trainee to discuss training issues, interpretation of rules, management and judging of Tricks’ Tests.

The Advisory Panel held practical Training for Handlers in September and several Mock Tests were conducted by the Gawler Dog Club. These were well-attended which augers well for Trick Dog Tests in SA. The first sanctioned Tricks Test, a double-header, was held in August by Gawler Dog Training Club. Another in September with SAODC holding its first in October.

Twice weekly Classes in DWD and basic Tricks conducted by the DWD Club were halted briefly, but adaptation to COVID19 compliance allowed them to continue through to November. A successful one-day, non-dog DWD workshop titled, “Putting Your Best Foot Forward”, was held in August.

The ranks of DWD Judges has now swelled to 13 and changes to the Rules pertaining to Judges eligibility, applicable from Jan 2021, should assist in increasing that number.

There are currently 5 Trick Dog Test Foundation Judges, plus one Trainee for 2021. . Lynne Staplyton, Elaine Kennedy DeniseAdams, Irma Crews and Jenny McLoughlin all gained their Trick Dog Judges license,.

One foundation DWD judge, Irma Crews renewed her DWD licence this year and also gained her Trick Dog Tests licence: with another foundation DWD judge also being successful in becoming a Trick Dog Judge. We also gained one new Trainee DWD Judge, Maryka Spurling-Janes who was successful this year, with another two DWD Trainees anticipated for 2021.

One DWD Judges Training Session held in June was conducted with half attending in person and the other half via Zoom. The second Session is yet to be conducted. Contact has been maintained with members of the ANKC DWD/Tricks group, with work on statistical analysis being undertaken, which should help better align our sport with counterparts in other States.

One DWD Competition (the Royal Show) was cancelled and another postponed due to COVID 19, however it is anticipated that 2020 will include a total of eight competitions.

Plans for South Australia’s inaugural combined DWD and Tricks State Championship 2021 are progressing well, despite the difficulties we face in trying to advance these disciplines in SA. The lack of a suitable, affordable venue to conduct DWD competitions and workshops does hamper us. Appropriate modifications of and access to the SACA Hall would certainly be welcomed; and we will continue to seek support for this from Council. In addition, and more easily accommodated, is more appropriate use of the currently under-utlised Bowling Green which would allow Tricks Tests, training and other events during conformation shows.

Members of the Advisory Committee have met with the new CEO of Dogs SA and it is hoped our requests will be met with a more positive response in the future.

In closing I cannot speak highly enough of the support our disciplines have received from the DWD/Tricks community throughout what has been a particularly challenging year.

Without such enthusiasm and input, DWD and Tricks would not have developed as well as it has in this State. There are so many people that I cannot name them all, but one who does deserve special acknowledgement is Lynne Staplyton. Without her, I doubt Trick Dog Tests would be in such a healthy situation. The other is Councillor Rae Hedger who has been a great supporter for our two disciplines since their inception.

I also take this opportunity to thank the three members of our Advisory Panel: Maryka Spurling-Janes, Tegan Whalan and Dan McLoughlin. Dan’s ill health did not deter him from giving tremendous support with his penchant for financial management and eye for detail being most useful. Tegan, with her vast background in the ‘dog world’ also played a valuable role.

Maryka, who, although new to the ‘dog world’, has performed the role of Secretary in a most diligent manner. Her active support and analytical mind have ensured we met all our obligations . . . and more.

I look forward to working with these three stalwarts in our sport as well as welcoming Jo Murrell to our team. It means we will have a full complement of five members, something we have not enjoyed for quite some time.

Margaret Bourn Chair, DWD Advisory Committee South Australia February 2021

EARTHDOG ADVISORY REPORT FOR 2020

The Earthdog 2020 Season was a disappointing one as it was affected by COVID 19 and no Earthdog Tests or Training took place.

After the initial COVID advice was received from Dogs SA suspending meetings, just as the 2020 season was about to begin, the Earthdog Advisory Committee regretfully decided not to seek an exemption from the suspension of Tests due to: • the short period of time to plan the re-start the sport in the remaining winter months; • the additional effort required to be COVID Safe under the implemented; & • the unplanned absence of some of the Committee due to illness/personal reasons.

However, the Advisory Committee will consider having additional training opportunities prior to, and during, the 2021 Season.

The only event to take place in 2020 will be the Earthdog demonstrations as part of Dogs SA’s “Festival of Dogs”. These demonstrations should prove to be interesting as clear sided tunnels have been especially constructed and will be placed above ground - allowing a unique view of what our Earthdogs get up to! Also, based on the experience of testing these tunnels, they will prove a significant training aid going forward.

The other activity that commenced in 2020 was the Earthdog Regulations Review. Submissions were called for by the ANKC in January this year. Following consultation with Competitors and Judges this Advisory Committee submitted our recommended changes to Dogs SA, which was forwarded to the ANKC in July. It is anticipated that we will receive the agenda, which will include all States’ submissions, shortly.

Following receipt of the agenda, the following is planned to take place: • A notice will be placed in the Dogs SA Journal and Website advising Competitors and Judges of a meeting to review the ANKC agenda and to formulate the Dogs SA position on those agenda items; • A record will be made of the consensus of the meeting of Competitors and Judges which will act as the final instructions to SA’s Earthdog ANKC delegate, Tegan Whalan, on voting for all agenda items; • The National Earthdog Committee meeting to decide on the regulation changes will be held April/May 2021; • It is expected that the minutes of the National Earthdog Committee meeting will receive ratification by the ANKC and distributed to Dogs SA around October 2021; & • The new Regulations will be published in November 2021 with an Effective Date of January 2022.

The other activity of interest planned for 2021 will be the ongoing refinement of the construction of the Strong Dog weighted pelt, which proved somewhat difficult for dogs to retrieve successfully in its first season of operation last year.

Financially, there was no revenue for 2020 but some minor costs were incurred. This will reduce the previous surplus by approximately $100. I have drafted a detailed Financial Report, which has been distributed to the meeting. The surplus at the end of 2020 is expected to be approximately $3,900.

Thanks must be given to those who have accepted nominations to stand for Committee in 2021. The effort the Committee put in to support the sport, along with Judges, is very much appreciated and without which there would be no sport.

Good luck everyone in 2021 – I certainly hope next season works out much better than 2020!

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Litters Registered Litters registered 1st December 2020 to 31st December 2020

Italian Greyhound IGMAJIK Mrs M Broster 3M 3F 03/07/2020 TUNAMARA SOOLAIMON 5100111892 : IGMAJIK SPIRIT OF THE BUSH 5100077477

GROUP 1 – TOYS

TUNAMARA Mrs C Scott 2F 01/10/2020 AM. CH. CH. ALURA WILLY WONKA TO OZ (IMP USA) TS41577402 : CH. TUNAMARA JELLY BABY 5100104010

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel CAVASHON Mrs K M Brooksby 1F 18/09/2020 CH. CAVASHON EYE CON 5100101940 : CH. CAVASHON PRETTY IN BLACK 5100091786 Chihuahua (Long) ELITEHERITAGE Mr M P Quintel 3M 3F 02/10/2020 MANCUSO CHARLES IN CHARGE 2100445335 : ELITEHERITAGE HONEY 5100098595 KUCHUKOPEK Mrs I Nicholls 2M 1F 21/07/2020 CH. CHANIEKAN SHOW ME YA MONEY 2100499746 : SALINACRUZ JESSIE J (IMP NZL) 06098-2014

Maltese GEMNOVA Mrs L L Walker 1F 07/09/2020 ZORO OF ELARADO (IMP NZL) 02672/2015 : PRINCESS TALIA OF ELARADO (IMP NZL) 02552-2018 Miniature Pinscher PALANA Palana Kennels 1M 14/10/2020 PALANA CORT CORZN MISCHIEF 5100082099 : AM. CH. SUNSPRITE WHATEVER LOLA WANTS (IMP USA) TS22088203

KUCHUKOPEK Mrs I Nicholls 1M 20/07/2020 CH. SALINACRUZ JAZZ M TAZZ (IMP NZL) 064162013 : KUCHUKOPEK LADY OF SALINA 5100106030

Papillon SAILOZ Ms K J Lewis 2M 1F 26/07/2020 SUP.CH. GOLDEN LEAFS-KALISSE LET EM TALK (IMP USA) TR85374802 : CH. SAILOZ SPEAK OV TH DEVIL 5100105564

KUCHUKOPEK Mrs I Nicholls 1F 25/07/2020 CH. SALINACRUZ JAZZ M TAZZ (IMP NZL) 064162013 : KUCHUKOPEK SHES GOT THE LOOK 5100112317

SAILOZ Ms K J Lewis 4M 19/08/2020 CH. INTER WIN DESTINED TO SHINE (IMP USA) RKF5442527 : GOODVIBES WILD FLOWER 4100294987

LAHCHI Ms L Hocking 1M 1F 16/09/2020 LAHCHI TA MASKED CRUSAIDER 5100105397 : LAHCHI SUGAR N SPICE 5100108827

SAILOZ Ms K J Lewis 3M 1F 15/08/2020 CH. INTER WIN DESTINED TO SHINE (IMP USA) RKF5442527 : SUP.CH. SAILOZ XCLUSIVE BY DESIGN 5100088336

Chihuahua (Smooth) FANTASIACHI Mrs K Kohler 2M 2F 27/08/2020 DONBARB ARMANIS KINGDOM 4100254072 : ALLAMANDA GUCCI BELLA 2100423194

SAILOZ Ms K J Lewis 1F 01/08/2020 CH. INTER WIN DESTINED TO SHINE (IMP USA) RKF5442527 : SAILOZ DANCING THE NIGHT AWAY 5100103418

Chinese Crested Dog SKINNYDIPPIN Mrs K Faggotter 3M 27/10/2020 BRUNKERVILLE GATSBY 2100456618 : BRUNKERVILLE SHANIA TWAIN 2100470113

Pomeranian FEYMOON Mrs X Tan 1F 01/08/2020 DRAGOTSENYE MISHKA 2100508528 : MITSUKO PATCHWORK PRINCESS 2100490021

SKINNYDIPPIN Mrs K Faggotter 1M 4F 25/10/2020 BRUNKERVILLE GATSBY 2100456618 : BRUNKERVILLE WHITNEY 2100487242

Pug TANYETTE Mrs T & Miss A Beavis 2F 15/09/2020 KIRRBUFF BLAK JAK 5100091264 : CH. TANYETTE MAY I CALL U JIGGLY 5100103136

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Tibetan Spaniel TUSCAMADA Tuscamada Kennels 4M 1F 06/10/2020 CH. TUNAMARA TAKAM TSHA 5100103349 : TUSCAMADA AMRITA TSHA 5100111681

Staffordshire Bull Terrier COPPERWHEAL Mr J & Mrs D Warren 2M 3F 30/09/2020 CH. SOOKALOTT COUNTING STARS 4100307751 : COPPERWHEAL IMPERATOR FURIOSA 5100104433

GROUP 2 – TERRIERS

ROSLYNHAUS Ms R Loveday & Ms L Crompton 5M 5F 13/10/2020 JAZABELBLUES BEAUJANGLES 5100112063 : ANDONAS BELLA FROST 5100106873

American Staffordshire Terrier DDDAWGS Mr J & Mrs J Zammit 3M 1F 14/07/2020 DDDAWGS RED BULL (AI) 5100083254 : DDDAWGS IROQUOIS 5100103602 DDDAWGS Mr J & Mrs J Zammit 2M 5F 04/07/2020 DDDAWGS RED BULL (AI) 5100083254 : DDDAWGS MILEY MAY 5100111333 DDDAWGS Mr J & Mrs J Zammit 4M 01/07/2020 DDDAWGS ASHBY 5100111325 : DDDAWGS SEQUOIA 5100091549 DDDAWGS Mr J & Mrs J Zammit 1M 5F 17/07/2020 DDDAWGS KRUEGER (AI) 5100083265 : DDDAWGS SAVANNA (AI) 5100094562 LAYLAROCK Ms J Thain 3M 3F 06/07/2020 WHINNDORF ACHILLES 5100113124 : DDDAWGS LAYLA THAIN 5100108301 Cairn Terrier NATUSKA Ms K A Pearson 1F 25/08/2020 CH. PICK A LUCKY NUMBER SEGLAVI (IMP POL) PKR.III-84340 : NATUSKA JUST A DEVIL WOMAN 5100111549 WILMAVOHNNE Ms Y Halfpenny 3M 2F 27/08/2020 WILMAVOHNNE MAGIC OF MOPAR 5100106675 : CH. WILMAVOHNNE DEJA VU 5100088120 Jack Russell Terrier AVENDALE Mrs M Smith & Ms A Smith 3M 2F 17/09/2020 AVENDALE MASTER FLYNAGAN 5100095732 : AVENDALE GOLD CADDY 5100108225 Scottish Terrier CALANCLAN Ms M Appleyard 3M 1F 09/10/2020 CH. NEW MC MONIQUE SILVER (IMP SRB) JR70525ST : CALANCLAN LADY OF LUFFNESS 5100112330

SHADOWSTAFF Shadowstaff Kennels 8F 13/09/2020 IRL.CH. UK. CH. LACKYLE DIABHAL DEARBHCHLO (IRL) X46659-SEM : CH. LACHCON YOU TALKIN TO ME 4100256433

GROUP 3 – GUNDOGS Cocker Spaniel TEENALEE Mr T & Mrs P Hartnett 2M 2F 18/09/2020 JAMESESPIC SILENT KNIGHT 5100100372 : TEENALEE SWEET TOOTH 5100078675 Cocker Spaniel (American) AZEL Azel Kennels 2M 23/09/2020 DK. CH. INT.CH. LUX.CH. NETH. CH. POL. CH. SE.CH. AM. CH. CH. GALAKSI I HAVE A DREAM (IMP DEN) DK10012/2015 : CH. AZEL LITTLE BLACK BOOK 5100078864 Golden Retriever KPJVGOLDEN Ms K Wong & Mr J Yuen 5M 3F 30/08/2020 KILEMBA NEVER GIVE UP 2100495366 : GOLDTAG TEQUILA DELIGHT 4100289457 Hungarian Vizsla ERDOS Mrs V & Miss A Marsden 2F 28/06/2020 ERDOS TENNESSE WHISKEY (AI) 5100106867 : CH. ERDOS LADY GUINEVERE 5100093014 ERDOS Mrs V & Miss A Marsden 2M 30/06/2020 DAINGEANN TRILLIUM (AI) 2100518297 : ERDOS DEVIL WEARS PRADA 5100088328 ERDOS Mrs V & Miss A Marsden 4M 3F 07/05/2020 ERDOS TENNESSE WHISKEY (AI) 5100106867 : CH. ERDOS TIME AFTER TIME 5100079067 Irish Setter MARTINRIDGE Mrs B M Martin 1F 14/10/2020 GRAND. Page 15

Litters Registered CH. MARTINRIDGE FLAMIN GLORY 5100021060-SEM : CH. MARTINRIDGE ABSOLUTE DESTINY 5100087228 Labrador Retriever BACHDORE Mrs Lynda McInnes & Miss Danielle Simons 4M 5F 23/09/2020 BACHDORE JEFFERSON 5100091133 : JEWELWATCH BLACKMAGIC 3100387698 LABSNLIFE Labs 'N Life Inc 3M 4F 05/09/2020 CAVAJAL CHIZZLE 5100068443-SEM : LABSNLIFE JELLY BEAN 5100101862 LUNAGRANDE Mr A Varbaro 4M 2F 01/10/2020 CH. CROFTSWAY ONE NIGHT STAND (IMP NZL) 05798-2016 : GUNLANCE WATER MOON 5100082116 QUARTERVIEW Mrs A Schulz 6M 4F 24/09/2020 CH. KIRKDELL GRAND DYNASTY 5100084636SEM : QUARTERVIEW MACEY 5100102182 RHEINMUNST Mr B & Mrs S Nicks 6M 3F 17/10/2020 CAVAJAL INSPECTOR JACK (AI) 5100093448 : CH. CAVAJAL TIPARA REEF 5100091772 Weimaraner WALDWIESE Waldwiese Kennels 3M 7F 23/09/2020 AM. CH. LUXE START ME UP (IMP USA) SS06176902-SEM : CH. WALDWIESE POINT OF NO RETURN (AI) 5100105300 Weimaraner (Longhair) WALDWIESE Waldwiese Kennels 4M 5F 30/09/2020 WALDWIESE PLACE YOUR BETS (AI) 5100105296 : CH. WALDWIESE NOT NEGOTIABLE TD. 5100101893

GROUP 4 – HOUNDS Basset Hound BEAUCHASSEUR Mrs C Lawrence 2F 18/09/2020 AM. CH. TOPSFIELD ORION (USA) HM86966002-SEM : CH. BEAUCHASSEUR RAVISHING RITA (AI) 5100110561 Beagle ORGUST Orgust Kennels 3M 3F 28/09/2020 SLIGRACHAN JEAN LUC PICARD 6100104122 : CH. ORGUST YANA 5100105287 Page 16

Whippet SKYEWAY Mr J G & Mrs A C Gunn 2M 5F 25/08/2020 GRAND. CH. ROSIEL PAX TOTHE RAFTERS 3100284424 : CH. SKYEWAY WRITTEN IN THE STARS 5100100122 WINGSTAR Mrs Y Wilson & Mrs S G Martin 5M 1F 27/09/2020 WINGSTAR SCARLET RUNNER 5100069496 : WINGSTAR VERONICA BLUE 5100102292

GROUP 5 - WORKING DOG Australian Shepherd PARKEYRE Mr R Jackson & Miss B Parker 4M 3F 18/08/2020 EYREABELLA CENTER STAGE 5100095572 : PARKEYRE REIGN OF GRACE 5100116636 VONCRONAN Mrs K Tilley & Miss T Sunman 1M 1F 15/10/2020 ZENDERLAND DON PERIGNON 6100084924 : SHARTOOZ GOOD VIBRATIONS 5100092542 Bearded Collie TORIAVIC Ms V S Clark 1M 3F 05/10/2020 BIRDRISE RALPH 5100106586 : TORIAVIC KERRIDWEN (AI) 5100073860 Border Collie BELCLAREN Miss A Maher 3M 3F 04/09/2020 WICKID LOVIN THE CHOCOLATE 5100079192 : BELCLAREN CHAMBER OF SECRETS 5100104468 BORDERELLIOT Mr A Haig 3M 3F 12/06/2020 SHERLOT DROP A DIME (AI) 6100097852 : BORDERELLIOT SHOW ME THE MOVES 5100096292 German Shepherd Dog BLACKWOLVES Blackwolves Kennels 7M 2F 07/07/2020 ELITEFORCE BRUNO 5100106349 : MANVETTOM CARLA 5100101213 BROOKSVALE Brooksvale Kennels 3M 3F 15/09/2020 EXIT-VON HEISENBERG (IMP NZL) 040262012 : GARSOVA KESTREL 7100037018 ELITEFORCE Mr L Lam 1M 2F 07/09/2020 ELITEFORCE ZORO 5100106351 : ALPINEBASE YAKIRA 3100340480

LEPPSDORF Miss L J Hume 3M 5F 08/10/2020 GEWALT TENNESSEE DRUMMER (AI) 5100093559 : TONAKER HAYLEY 5100090689 TONAKER Tonaker Kennels 4M 3F 22/10/2020 BABENBERG SEBASTIAN (AI) 5100107050 : TONAKER BINDI 5100077780 German Shepherd Dog (LSC) ARKAHLA Arkahla Kennels 4M 08/10/2020 CH. LEBERHINE JOKER 5100097430 : ARKAHLA BIPPITY BOPPITY BOO 5100104378 ARTWIZ Ms S John 2M 2F 14/10/2020 CH. FLYINGRICH USHER 5100090390 : ARTWIZ EAT MY DUST 5100095742 VONDELRAE Mr J & Mrs L Phillis 1M 26/09/2020 HORNET BOXDOGS IPO2. (POL) PKR.I-77735SEM : WILDHERTZ LETS DREAM BIG 5100102724 Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) PEMVALE Mrs K Flynn 1M 07/09/2020 HARRISBAY TENNESSEE MAN 5100095579 : CH. PEMVALE MY GIRL 5100083383 White Swiss Shepherd Dog INKDWITSWISS Miss S L Williams 4M 4F 04/11/2020 ENGELSHEP SAMSON (AI) 5100096674 : ENGELSHEP STIR UP A STORM 5100091028

GROUP 6 – UTILITY Boxer ROXBUD Roxbud Kennels 1F 19/09/2020 CH. ROXBUD NEED FOR SPEED 5100109771 : ROXBUD LIGHT THE FIRE IN ME 5100113732 Bullmastiff ALYMAN Mr M & Mrs A Ongley 2M 3F 26/09/2020 GRAND. CH. KANGALA ZIGGY 2100062637SEM : ALYMAN CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK (AI) 5100100826 Cane Corso DDDAWGS Mr J & Mrs J Zammit 2M 16/07/2020 VITTORIO DUCATTI DI SIRMIUM GUARD (IMP SRB) JR75610CC : DDDAWGS DDDALCINA 5100106598 DDDAWGS Mr J & Mrs J Zammit 2M 5F 20/07/2020 VITTORIO

DUCATTI DI SIRMIUM GUARD (IMP SRB) JR75610CC : DDDAWGS AUDENZIA 5100106602 Dobermann PRESHUSFLICK Mrs D Heinze 2M 5F 19/08/2020 CH. TERIYAKI BORUSSIA (IMP USA) WS58612401 : CH. PRESHUSFLICK KILLER QUEEN 5100099680 Dogue De Bordeaux MOLOSSER Miss K Lawn & Mr D Johnston 7M 1F 04/09/2020 BULLADULLA ZEUS (AI) 2100447641 : MUTTUTIOS ZOEY 4100307124 Rottweiler MORGEROT Dr M D Keller 2F 21/09/2020 CH. ABAKAHN RUUM AJAX 4100254383 : CH. MORGEROT BEDAZZLE ME MAGGIE CCD. RA. PT. 4100224103 Samoyed BELTAMO Beltamo Kennels 3F 07/10/2020 BELTAMO CALICO JACK JC. 5100089534 : CLASSICANA DIAMOND DUST 7100037055 Schnauzer (Miniature) EGOIST Mr D Mladenovic 2M 4F 07/10/2020 CH. NERINGA CHEEKY CHAP 5100090265 : HOUSE KAZAK RANDORI (IMP SRB) JR74294PS STANHAFT Ms J Walker 1F 13/10/2020 VANDESKA MOURA MOURA 4100323337 : AUSTRALITE SHELBY EL MATILDA 4100299997 St. Bernard BEAMZSTAR Mr M D & Mrs J M Ross 1M 25/05/2020 GOUSTO MOLOSS SOUL (IMP SRB) JR73391 : CH. BEAMZSTAR MAGICAL MISS 5100089280

GROUP 7 - NON SPORTING Boston Terrier ABSTN Abstn Kennels 5M 1F 13/10/2020 CH. DIMADAL RYANS RITE 3100340126 : ABSTN POETS WORD 5100107243 ABSTN Abstn Kennels 1M 27/07/2020 CH. CANMOY'S BOSTON ROCKEFELLER (IMP FIN) FI47039/16 : KERDEN CATCH A SHOOTING STAR 4100307935

Lit ters Registered & Titles Awarded French Bulldog BORDEAUXVALI Miss K Jones 1M 3F 25/06/2020 STRONGJEAN SUNSET SURPRISE 4100316606 : BORDEAUXVALI VENICE 5100104779 OLDWORLD Mrs J Sellars 4M 3F 21/06/2020 OLDWORLD SUSPICIOUS MINDS 5100080436 : OLDWORLD CHANTILLY LACE 5100103878 Poodle (Standard) WILLEMSHEART Mr I Koutouzis & Mr N Papazacharias 2M 1F 18/09/2020 KIANTI BREAKFAST AT TRUMANS 9100011325 : WAZKY WHITE ORCHARD 4100299574 Poodle (Toy) SARENTA Mrs R Brown 2M 1F 15/10/2020 CH. CULTURA ROCKET MAN 7100043544 : MONCOEUR ISLAND GIRL 2100501027 Shar Pei SHARBOOP Mr W & Mrs J Walloscheck 4M 1F 09/10/2020 SHARBOOP GUARDIANS OFTH GALAXY 5100113686 : CH. SHARBOOP ICE MAGIC 5100104572

Titles awarded 1st December 2020 to 31st December 2020 GROUP 1 – TOYS Australian Silky Terrier CH. SILKYNESS SILVER LADY 5100100238 (F) 07/05/2017 WILLAME AUSSIE TOM 4100220233 : EMDEE MOLLY MALONE 5100085926 - Ms V J Talbot Cavalier King Charles Spaniel CH. CAVASHON TICK OF APPROVAL 5100108234 (F) 12/09/2018 CH. CAVASHON U TICK ALL THE BOXES 5100076316 : CH. CAVASHON VALLI 5100091792 - Mrs K M Brooksby Chihuahua (Smooth) NEUT. GRAND CH. REYNOSA DIAMOND CHIP 3100381909 (N) February 2021

28/09/2018 CH. DIAMONCHI DIAMOND DUST (IMP UK) AM03355502 : CH. BRAMVER'S CORYPHEE (IMP JPN) CI04532/15 - Ms M Schiller

VOM MAERCHENGARTEN (IMP DEU) 24/0054116 - Mr A FosterJohnson

Havanese GRAND. CH. CARNWATH MACGYVER 3100345968 (M) 27/07/2016 CH. ALMENDARES EASY RIDER AT CARNWATH (IMP UK) AT0902099 : CH. CARNWATH RUMIKO 3100308277 - Mrs S J Baillie

Clumber Spaniel CH. AEROFEE DYLANS PRINCESS 5100114594 (F) 26/09/2019 CH. CLMBASU JUSTA STAR 3100289241 : CH. WESTOBRI PLATIMUM BLONDE 5100081679 - Aerofee Kennels

Italian Greyhound CH. TAHRAE BOSSMANS DAUGHTER 3100374520 (F) 21/04/2018 CH. TAHRAE TUCKER BOX JC. 3100351604 : CH. TAHRAE GEORGIE GIRL 3100298818 - Mrs C Scott

GROUP 2 – TERRIERS Border Terrier CH. LEEMA RUMBLEBOBBINS SE. JC. 5100094419 (M) 24/05/2016 CH. STRAITUP DAWN TREADER RA. SE. 3100264482 : CH. LEEMA WINNING INK SE. 5100075477 Ms T L Whalan & Mr D Howell

GROUP 3 – GUNDOG

Golden Retriever CH. GILTEDGE HANS SOLO TK.S. RA. FS.N. HTM.I. 2100490762 (M) 04/12/2017 CH. GOLDEW SOUTHERN SON 3100251371 : HEATWAVE LEAP OF FAITH (IMP SWE) SE18376/2012 - Miss L M Stapylton Labrador Retriever CH. KIRKDELL STYLE N GRACE (AI) 5100113977 (F) 16/08/2019 AM. CH. DEVONSHIRES HUCKLEBERRY FINN (USA) SR76808102-SEM : CH. ERAKY STARRING ROLE 2100470752 Mrs B K Jones

GROUP 4 – HOUND

Fox Terrier (Wire) CH. YIRIWYRE STORM TROUPER 5100115059 (M) 05/09/2019 SUP.CH. YIRIWYRE LETS GET RIDICULOUS 5100083739 : CH. YIRIWYRE WHITE MISCHIEF 5100105736 - Mr J R & Mrs D M Collins

Dachshund (Long Haired) CH. FRIEDEN I PUT A SPELL ON YOU (AI) 5100114429 (F) 11/09/2019 GRAND. CH. FRIEDEN MAN O THE MOMENT 5100043067-SEM : CH. FRIEDEN THE DIVINE MISS M 5100102332 - Mrs C A Tonkin

Scottish Terrier CH. DOUNREAY ISOBELLE RUBY 5100111679 (F) 16/03/2019 CH. LOCHLYN SUNSHINE SUPERMAN 5100093136 : CH. KINCRAIG CAITLIN ISOBELLE 3100282170 Ms S J Butler

Irish Wolfhound NEUT. GRAND CH. WULFGAR IRON REBORN 2100436760 (N) 29/08/2015 GLENFELS NED STARK 5100077123 : CH. WULFGAR BEWITCHED DWDF.N. HTM.S. 2100347994 - Mr P & Mrs J Wright

West Highland White Terrier CH. BOBBINRAY JUST THE WAY YOU ARE 5100115576 (F) 12/12/2019 ALBORADA MY WAY 11 (IMP ESP) LOE2367140 : CH. BOBBINRAY BLAST FROM THE PAST 5100084675 - Ms C A Kuchel CH. DABODA A REBEL WITH CAUSE 5100113469 (M) 22/06/2019 SUP.CH. REBEL HEART SUNSHINE CELEBRATION (IMP SVK) SPKP1523 : CH. MAGIC MISS SUGAR MUFFIN

Rhodesian Ridgeback CAPRIVI KAMIKAZE TSDX. 5100095968 (F) 10/10/2016 SUP. CH. CAPRIVI IM CHUCK BASS 5100087195 : SUP.CH. CAPRIVI ILL MAKE U FAMOUS 5100071833 - Ms S Smith Whippet CH. HYDALE LADY DE WINTER 5100107287 (F) 11/07/2018 CH. ASLAN A DAY AT THE RACES 4100221625 : CH. NEUT. CH. HYDALE PRIMA DONNA 5100065052 - Mr A Anderson

GROUP 5 - WORKING DOG Australian Cattle Dog CH. WAZWALLABY OUR BIT O PAINT 4100332324 (F) 16/01/2020 CH. BLUCALYPT WILD CHILD 4100224436 : WAZWALLABY FLAMIN HOTT 4100309894 - Miss T Gardiner Australian Shepherd SHARTOOZ STRING QUARTET CDX. RAE. RM. AD. ADO. JDX. JDO. GD. SPD. SD. FS.I. HTM.I. ET. 5100074856 (M) 07/03/2013 OAKBLU MISCHIEF N MAYHEM CD. RAE. AD. JDX. SPD. GD. DWDF.S. HTM.N. 4100189892 : CH. SHARTOOZ GHOST WHISPERER 5100042792 - Ms B O'Donnell SHARTOOZ GOOD LUCK CCD. RE. JDX. SPD. 5100092538 (M) 25/03/2016 SUP.CH. MAISILVA FUNKY COLE MEDINA HT 3100286489 : CH. TAYONA HITCH HIKERS GUIDE 5100076183 - Ms R Mineff Belgian Shepherd Dog (Tervueren) NEUT. CH. TOUJOUR NUIT NIFTY NESPRESSO RA. 2100484885 (N) 19/10/2017 CH. TERVAILLES SIR LANCELOT 2100347349 : CH. DEVIEBELLE ELDO CYNDER RN. AD. JD. GD. SPD. SD. PT. ET. 4100180337 - Ms R Mineff Border Collie CAMBRAE RUN LIKE CRAZY RN. 5100113007 (F) 06/07/2019 CH. WINPARA WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE 6100103041 : RO.CH. WAVENEY ISLE OF SKYE UD. RAE. AD. JD. 5100081331 - Ms L Murphy Collie (Rough) RO.CH. COLLIESTON RHYTHM AND RHYME CDX. TK.S. AD. JD. SD. SPD. GD. FS.I. HTM.A. 5100078200 (F) 15/09/2013 CH. HIGHCLERE NEVER MR BEAT CD. RE. FS.S. HTM.N. 4100198130 : COLLIESTON VIRGINIA WOOF CDX. RAE. RM. ADX. ADO. JDX. GD. SDX. SPDX. FS.N. HTM.N. 5100044439 - J S C Brown CH. NEUT. CH. JOSHWYN TRI BEING WICKED 5100090674 (S) 13/11/2015 AM. CH. CH. OVERLAND CITY LIGHTS Page 17

T i t l e s Awa r d e d (IMP USA) DN32165201 : CH. JOSHWYN WICKED FANTASY 5100073912 - Mrs S J Ely & Ms V Wilson German Shepherd Dog CH. LEBERHINE JOKER 5100097430 (M) 02/01/2017 CH. XARO VON DER PLASSENBURG (IMP DEU) SZ2259567 : CH. LEBERHINE UMEEKO 5100077038 - Mr R & Mrs D Evans QUOVADIS OUR GOLDEN MIST RN. 5100110857 (F) 01/03/2019 CH. FLYINGRICH USHER 5100090390 : QUOVADIS LOTSA CHARM CD. RM. 5100078830 Mr R Parkinson German Shepherd Dog (LSC) CH. VONPETA VENI VIDI VICI 5100115429 (F) 18/12/2019 CH. LEBERHINE JERONIMOE 5100097433 : CH. VONPETA GRACE N BEAUTY 5100094770 Vondoussa Kennels Old English Sheepdog CH. WHITEFALL BEATRICE BABY BLUE 5100114504 (F) 16/10/2019 SUP.CH. PERFU WINTER SOLDIER 3100302863 : CH. WHITEFALL CHAMPAGNE WALTZ 5100102500 - Ms C Finlay & Ms A Finlay

GROUP 6 – UTILITY Bernese Mountain Dog CH. ALPENHUND PARKA 5100110978 (M) 11/07/2018 ALPENHUND GEORGIE BOY 5100101519 : CH. ALPENHUND HALLE 5100068386 - Ms R Catt & Miss M Ross CH. ALPENHUND QUINTESSENTIAL DREAM 5100111843 (F) 27/02/2019 CH. CANOVALI HARD RIVER (IMP POL) PKRII-126494 : CH. ALPENHUND HALLE 5100068386 - Ms R O Catt Boxer CH. ROXBUD NEED FOR SPEED 5100109771 (M) 23/11/2018 JADENCHI ROLL THE DICE 4100271120 : CH. ROXBUD SPICE IT UP 5100090259 - Roxbud Kennels Dobermann SUP.CH. IKONS SENSATIONAL

BY DESIGN (IMP NZL) 06492-2018 (M) 30/07/2018 SUP.CH. IKONS CHOSEN-ONE (IMP NZL) 055642012 : SUP.CH. IKONS VISUAL SENSATION (IMP NZL) 067322015 - Ms C A Spry Page 18

Rottweiler CH. BLACKCOMBE LONDON CALLING 5100112430 (F) 31/05/2019 AM. CH. CH. TONOPAH LOW VON BOYLAN AM. CD. AM. RN. (IMP USA) WS35390009 : CH. BLACKCOMBE GRACES SECRET 5100103865 Prof. R Crouch & Ms K Gormlie Schnauzer (Miniature) CH. ALYMAN HIDDEN AGENDA 5100112116 (M) 04/04/2019 CH. ASYUT CAPTAIN CORAJUS 5100097946 : GEMAIS SUGAR N SPICE 3100325501 - Asyut Kennels & M & A Ongley

GROUP 7 - NON SPORTING Dalmatian CH. INSTRIDE THE ONE AND ONLY 5100116068 (M) 20/12/2019 CH. PACEAWAY COACH MAKER 4100314114 : CH. INSTRIDE THE HOT FAVOURITE 5100096318 Ms K A Harvey German Spitz (Mittel) CH. KOSSOV STAR ATTRACTION 5100095074 (F) 18/07/2016 CH. CALAMURA SHARBOOS DEVIL 5100053702 : CH. RYFROST SPECIAL SURPRISE 2100407178 - Mrs M Courtney-Reid & Mrs J Wright Poodle (Toy) CH. KYLACE GLITZNGLAMOUR ATAVONTI 9100011999 (F) 08/06/2019 CH. KYLACE DYNAMITE 9100010826 : CH. HOKU SECRET AGENT AT KYLACE 3100356182 - Mrs A Downes & Mrs J Short Schipperke CH. BEADALE FAME AND FORTUNE 5100110889 (F) 22/02/2019 SUP.CH. BEADALE SIR LANCEALOT 5100049652SEM : CH. BEADALE TOUCHED

BY AN ANGEL 5100098862 - Mrs L P Niemann

Associate Register Agility Dog Open MYSTIQUE CDX. RE. TK.S. AD. ADO. JD. GD. SD. JC. 501105AR - Ms D McCulloch’s German Coolie Freestyle Intermediate ABBEY RN. FS.I. 500877AR - Mrs M Rogers’ Poodle Cross

CODE OF ETHICS FOR MEMBERS Each Member shall comply with the following Code of Ethics and any Member who fails to do so shall be guilty of an offence against these Rules.

As a Member of the South Australian Canine Association: 1.

I shall ensure that at all times all dogs under my control are properly and effectively contained by fencing or enclosure, and are properly housed, fed, watered, exercised and given proper Veterinary attention if and when required.

2.

I shall not allow any dogs under my care to roam at large, and, when away from home, ensure they are kept fully leashed and under effective control, or otherwise under effective control at all times. (01/16) 3.

I shall breed only for the purpose of improving the quality of the breed in line with the breed standard and strive to eliminate hereditary diseases in the breed/s that I produce.

4.

I shall strive to have all my breeding stock tested, where tests are available, for hereditary diseases.

5.

The health and welfare of a bitch being bred from is of paramount importance and I will adhere to the following minimum standards.

(01/20) (a) Not allow any bitch owned by me and/or under my control to be mated before she is twelve months of age. (01/20) (b) Breeding - A member shall not breed with a bitch causing it to whelp more than twice in any eighteen (18) period without the prior approval of the SACA. (01/20) (c) Not permit a bitch to have more than five litters in her lifetime.

(01/20) (d) Not conduct or permit mother/son, father/daughter or brother/sister matings. Puppies from such matings will not be registered unless approval from the SACA was provided prior to the mating. SACA will only provide approval where scientifically proven welfare or veterinary reasons exist. (01/20) (e) Not breed a bitch over eight years of age unless at the time of a mating there was a current veterinary certificate stating that the bitch is in good health. The veterinary certificate must be presented at the time of registering the litter resulting from this mating. A current veterinarian certificate is defined as a certificate dated within the three months prior to the mating.

(01/20) 6.

I shall not knowingly permit any of my pure bred dogs to be mated to a dog of a different breed, to a cross bred dog, or to an unregistered dog of the same breed, or to a dog of the same breed which is entered on the Limited Register, unless specific permission is given by the SACA. 7.

I shall not sell or otherwise transfer from my care any puppy under eight weeks of age, thus allowing for vaccination to be given at six weeks of age and thereby allowing for the ten to fourteen days for the vaccine to take effect. Upon the disposal of the dog I shall provide the owner with a current vaccination certificate of that dog issued by a Veterinary Surgeon. Accepted Veterinarian vaccination certificates are C3 12/36 months, C4, C5 or an annual Titre Test accompanied by a Veterinarian letter.

(01/19) 8.

I shall not knowingly sell or otherwise transfer from my care any dog that is not in good health.

9.

I shall ensure that any puppy that is to be exported shall be a minimum of eleven weeks of age and micro-chipped. (01/12) 10. I shall ensure that all persons acquiring dogs from me clearly understand their responsibility for the care and welfare of the animal as defined in Clause 1 and 2 above. I shall not knowingly misrepresent the characteristics of the breed, nor falsely advertise, or mislead any person regarding the performance of any dog. I shall provide to all purchasers of dogs or those placed by me, written details of all dietary and vaccination requirements and responsible dog ownership and/ or an appropriate publication relating to such requirements.

11. I shall not sell any dog to commercial dog wholesalers, retail pet dealers, or directly or indirectly to allow a dog to be given as a prize or donation in a contest of any kind or to be auctioned.

(01/12)

CANINE FANCIERS KENNEL CLUB INC Saturday 11th December 2020

Dogs SA Members celebrating Christmas

Photo by Michael Burns

Photos by: February 2021

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“It’s awesome!” - Juniors in Agility in SA

Attracting young people into dog sports is a challenge, but as those who are currently competing or have recently been involved highlight, “it’s awesome!”

Here’s what five young people of varying ages have to say about doing agility1. We thank them for sharing their experience – they too are ‘awesome’!

Their insights also raise ideas for how we might better support Juniors (i.e. competitors up to age of 18), including for example, having a range of older, experienced dogs available for Juniors to train and/or run with – on a regular, periodic or interim basis. And how to attract and retain young people who haven’t grown up being around agility? But for now, we invite you to enjoy the stories that follow.

Chloe Bartlett

My dog Lexie and I started competing in agility in 2017.

Lexie was involved in obedience training at the same club as where my uncle was doing agility. We decided to give agility a try and Lexie really seemed to love it. I thought that this would be a good way to keep her fitness up which is quite important for her breed; she’s a pug!

The best thing I like about agility is spending time one on one time with my dog. Agility has brought us so much closer and she always wants to make me proud. I have also had the chance to meet so many people that are also involved in agility that have helped me with so much. I love that agility isn’t necessarily a competitive sport, we’re all supporting and helping each other out which makes it a very safe and inviting environment.

The best thing Lexie and I have achieved so far is getting into masters and competing against some of the best dogs in the state. Never did I ever think I would be able to get this far in agility with a pug but all of the hard work pays off. Another big achievement would include having the opportunity to compete and win awards at the Royal Adelaide Show and Agility Nationals. That was awesome!

I hope to continue on with agility as this sport has allowed me to meet new people and have lots of fun with my dog. My goals for the future would include learning different training techniques/methods with my future dogs. This would allow me to improve in certain areas and excel in trials. Being able to run a variety of dogs would also help my skills and enjoyment. This would let me have the chance to run a faster dog and learn different ways of running a course.

My advice to another young person starting agility would be to be patient with your dog and most importantly have fun. It’s not a competitive sport and everyone is there to help each other out so don't be afraid to ask for help.

[Chloe, a quiet achiever who has done an amazing job training a pug to masters level agility; the only pug currently competing in SA. A great handler with an awesome agility future.]

Photos: at the Royal Show (Chris Bartlett); Lexie (Chloe Bartlett) Page 20

Roscoe Moore-Peace

I’m 8 years old and have been doing agility for about two years.

Spending time with the dogs and having fun is what motivated me to get involved. And the best thing I like about doing agility is seeing dogs and people having fun together. I like having well trained dogs. So does my mum, Mika! Actually I like everything about agility; there isn’t anything I don’t like about it!

Getting passes with my dog has been the best thing I’ve achieved, so far. But the funniest thing that has happened when I’ve been doing agility was when I dropped to the floor and Mason kept on running!

Yes, I want to continue doing agility. My goals are to run Mason and start training Soy, our new puppy. If I can help Mason listen to me more and not run after mum, I’d enjoy agility more and it would help me reach my goals.

My advice to another young person who might be interested in starting agility is to start training your dog at home first, then do some jumping and then agility, because agility is trickier than jumping.

[Go Roscoe! You are awesome, with lots ahead in Juniors, and hopefully beyond!]

Photo: Jenny Barnes Photography

Tia Vuaran

Agility has been in my life since I was a baby. Mum would take me to agility training and competitions when I was still in a pram, all the way through ‘til my teenage years. I started running in Juniors when I was 8 years old with our family dog Taz who was a retired Agility Champion. I also got to run with other retired agility dogs like “Biddy” owned by Judy Magarey.

To start with agility was just something to do whilst at training nights and competitions. I began to really enjoy it and everyone was so supportive and nice. Then Michele Steggall asked if I wanted to train her dog Della and it progressed from there. The best thing about doing agility is having that special relationship with your dog when you work together as a team. Della and I have only just got that happening. We were both

beginners and have progressed, gaining more and more skills. We may not pass all the time but we have fun! Agility’s pretty awesome, but I’m not mad about packing up the heavy contact equipment!

Highlights so far have been getting second for Top Non-Titled Novice Jumping Dog at the 2019 Agility Dog Club of SA award night and a first place for our first Excellent Jumping class at the Noarlunga trial this year. It was such a lovely smooth and fast run. It felt like all our training was finally coming together. There are always funny moments in agility and the funniest thing that has happened was at one trial where I was competing with a very lovable chocolate Labrador who decided to go under the first jump and then commenced rolling around on her back on the grass! Needless to say we got a DQ! But, I absolutely, definitely want to continue doing agility! I would like to continue working towards our Masters Qualifications in both Agility and Jumping and compete at an Agility Nationals event. To help reach these goals, it would be good to be able to attend more skills training seminars to improve my handling and ability to train Della, and other dogs in the future.

My key advice to any young person who might be interested in starting agility would be to join a club and just go for it! It’s a great way to have fun with your dog and get a bit of exercise. Agility is a very rewarding sport, with a supportive and helpful community which has helped me grow as a person and develop that special bond with my dog.

[Tia, on a roll! Another awesome SA Junior handler with an exciting future ahead.]

Photos: with Taz (Michelle Vuaran); with Della (Mel Maiolo)

Jemima Green

I did agility for three years but stopped last year… just didn’t have the same passion I had when I started.

I got motivated to do agility through my Nenny (Unetta Shugg). I had been going to watch trials since a young age, when Nenny asked me to run her little dog, Obee - I was happy to try! The best thing I liked about doing agility was the opportunity to meet lots of new people and lots of different dogs. But I wasn’t really rapt about spending a whole day at a trial! And it would also have been more enjoyable to have more junior handlers while I was competing.

The highlights - the best things I achieved – were passing in Masters Agility with Obee, then starting to train Nenny’s other Havanese, Tanzee. Going to the nationals in 2018 was awesome. And then in 2019 training my boy Zak, a border collie. I was very happy to gain my Novice Title within 2 trials with Zak. But the funniest thing that happened was having Tanzee on the start line in a trial and she just sat there. Wouldn’t move! Made me laugh and also a few spectators!

If a young person is interested in starting agility, in my experience it’s important to have someone who is happy to take you to training and trials, that understands the sport – and is always encouraging. You need people who support and encourage you!

[We will miss seeing Jemima and Zak at trials – they were an awesome team. Congratulations to you both on your achievements whilst in the sport.]

Photos: Michelle Green

February 2021

Brianna Mackay

I have been training my dogs in agility since 2018 so this will be my fourth year of training and second year of competing. I’ve actually just graduated out of Juniors and am now competing as an adult!

I was always amazed by the agility videos I saw of the big dog shows like Crufts and Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. The relationship between the dogs and their handlers was incredible. The dogs had amazing focus and drive. It motivated me to try it!

The best things I like about doing agility are all about training! I love the small wins when training… when my dog has a lightbulb moment and you can actually see them learning and picking up a new behaviour.

When it comes to agility there is always something new to learn for me and for my dogs. On the flip side, my least favourite part of agility is probably when you are at a trial and you nearly have a clean run but then the dog drops a bar or something small goes wrong just when you were so close to getting a pass!

Probably the highlight of my time as a Junior was when I competed in my first trial. We didn’t get a pass but I saw all of our years of training come together. I couldn’t stop smiling all day! And there have been so many funny moments over the years but the stand out moment to me was when I was competing at the Riverland Trial with Alice and she was doing so well until she saw the judge who she recognised from training and ran over to her, and rather than jumping up to say “hello” she sat down perfectly and waited for a pat. She then realised that we were trialling and ran back and finished off with a completely perfect run.

Absolutely I want to continue in agility - I cannot wait for this year’s season to start! However my goals are going to be small this year. I’d like to get a couple of clean runs with my four year old Border Collie, Oliver, and start working towards his JD and AD titles. With my other two year old Border Collie, Alice, I would like to just start getting her in the ring more and maybe get a clean run. I’d also love to compete at the Royal Adelaide Show as that has been a goal since I was little.

There are a number of things that would help me to enjoy agility more and reach my goals. I would love to see some new agility facilities in Adelaide. Maybe some indoor arenas so we can continue training through winter and summer. Special seminars for Juniors or even school holiday programmes would be great too. Hopefully Covid will settle soon and we can go back to having trials more often.

Get in touch with a club is a key piece of advice I would give to another young person who might be interested in starting agility - send them a message or give them a call and let them know you are interested. The club should be able to help you get started in agility. If you aren’t able to get to a club, then check out some online resources and start practicing in your backyard. I even started by using chairs and broomsticks for jumps. Also don’t forget to thank your parents for driving you to training and for sitting around for hours at trials.

Finally, I just want to thank everyone from the Agility Dog Club of SA, Noarlunga City Obedience Dog Club and countless others for supporting me in my agility journey. I am now lucky enough to train dogs professionally as my full time job but I would not be where I am now without the support and kindness of everyone in this community.

[Brianna, from Junior dog obedience and agility into a dog-focused career; that’s awesome!]

Photos: with Ollie (Jenny Barnes Photography); with Alice (Shadow Farm Photography) Footnote 1. Invitations to contribute were sent to all juniors and their parents, and parent permission was sought for publication of photos and comments. One young man is no longer competing as the dog he was running sadly passed away.

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Stories around the campfire with All Breeds Dog Judge, John Lewington Judging in Alabama USA In 1998 I flew from Dalles International Airport to Columbus via Atlanta after spending a few days with Roy and Bernie Smith, St Leger Irish Wolfhounds at their horse ranch in Virginia. It was my first show in that part of the country, and I was not sure what to expect. When I arrived, there was no one to meet me so I took a taxi to the hotel. No contact from the club that night and there were no other judges staying there. The following morning the phone rang in the room at 7am while I was in the shower to inform me, I was to be picked up in ten minutes. The shows in America start at 8 am so I had to get suited and booted fast no breakfast for me.

I had a full day judging indoors at the Columbus Civic Centre. It was a pleasant surprise to have 24 Irish Wolfhounds entered and the overall quality was very good. I also judged several other breeds including Rottweilers, Bull Mastiffs, St Bernards, Mastiffs and Newfoundlands. After the show, I was approached by one of the Wolfhound exhibitors, Marsha, and was asked how long I would be staying in Columbus. Marsha then asked me if I would like to stay at her home for a few days and she would show me around the area. I accepted her invitation and she picked me up from the hotel on the Monday after completion of my judging.

Marsha lived in a trailer park along with her husband Rocky who was a Marine and seven Irish Wolfhounds. The park was on the banks of the river where they made the film Deliverance. It was great for me to take the dogs for a walk and wade in the shallows with the Wolfhounds keeping a wary eye out for alligators.

Marsha’s friend Peggy picked me up the next morning and took me see the Confederate village, the prison site and some of the graves from the Civil War. On the way home we visited a friends Emu Farm, fancy going all the way from Australia to see Emu’s in America.

The following day, Marsha took Page 22

me out to visit the Army camp where Rocky was stationed, Fort Benning GA. We wandered around and I noticed a place where they were doing haircuts. I said to Marsha I will go in and get my hair cut. She told me it was for Army personnel only. No problem I said and went back to the Army Store where I bought two Army t-shirts and put one of them on. I walked into the Barbers where there were 4 young ladies, one or two vacant chairs, I sat down, and one said to me that she had not seen me there before. I told her I was on exchange from Australia and that I would like a no 4 haircut. In the meantime, Marsha walked in and was not quite believing what she was seeing. The young lady got out her clippers and cut my hair. I told her it was the best haircut I had ever had since I had been in the army because in Australia they use the clippers that they shear the sheep with and they give you a paper towel to mop up any blood running down your face when they cut your head so it is wonderful to have a decent haircut.

The girl was horrified but believed me and when I went to pay my $5 for the haircut, they told me it was a free one as they did not get many people in from Australia. Marsha and Rocky thought it was quite hilarious. So much for the security I could have been anyone, but I do not think they will forget my visit for a long time.

Adelaide PLAINS KENNEL & OBEDIENCE Dog Club Inc

TOYS

Championship Show Saturday 5th December 2020 AM

Judges were: Mrs A Wright (SA) – Group 1; Ms A Griffin (SA) – Group 2; Mrs L O’Malley (SA) – Group 3; Mr T Kerley (SA) – Group 4; Mr B Turner (SA) – Group 5; Mr D Tidswell (SA) – Group 6; Dr F McEvoy (SA) – Group 7 and General Specials.

TERRIERS

Best Exhibit: K Pearson’s Cairn Terrier, Ch Natuska Catcher In The Rye

RU Best Exhibit: A Scott’s Jack Russell Terrier, Ch Winterbourne Irish Avenger

February 2021

Best Exhibit: D Sheekey’s Hungarian Vizsla, Ch Graebrook Duke Of Hazard (AI)

RU Best Exhibit: M Purdie’s Cocker Spaniel (American), Azel Always Gotcha Thinking

WORKING DOGS

RU Best Exhibit: T Edwards’ Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen, Gr Ch Mistypoint Let It Go

UTILITY

Best Exhibit & BEST IN SHOW: N RuleSteele, A & T Wittenberg’s Siberian Husky

RU Best Exhibit: K Tilley & T Sunman’s Chihuahua (Smooth Coat), Voncronan Diamond Desire

GUNDOGS

HOUNDS

Best Exhibit & RU BEST IN SHOW: A Curran’s Whippet, Ch Chakrata Tart With The Cart

Best Exhibit: T & A Beavis’ Pug, Kirrbuff Always And Forever

Best Exhibit: J Rice & B Musolino’s Shetland Sheepdog, Ch Abacel Nite Cruiser

RU Best Exhibit: M Schiller’s Australian Kelpie, Gr Ch Kalan Spirit In The Sky PT

NON-SPORTING

RU Best Exhibit: Z Fisher-Kappler’s Alaskan Malamute, Ch Malpac My Summer Saviour

Best Exhibit: Mambilou Kennel’s French Bulldog, Ch Mambilou La Gueuledeloup (IID Pol)

RU Best Exhibit: Amesen Kennel’s Lhasa Apso, Amesen Knick Knack Whack

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AUSTRALIAN DOG SHOW SCENE PTY LTD

TOYS

Championship Show Saturday AM 19th December 2020 Judges were: Ms A Adamopoulos (QLD) – Group 1; Mr G Spagnolo (NSW) – Group 2; Mr D McAllister (QLD) – Group 3; Mrs T Comerford (NSW) – Group 4 and General Specials; Mr J Bink (ACT) – Group 5; Ms K Santas (NSW) – Group 6; Mr J Comerford (SA) – Group 7.

TERRIERS

Best Exhibit: Anvilhart Kennel’s Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Sup Ch Anvilhart Pray For The Wicked

RU Best Exhibit: K Pearson’s Cairn Terrier, Ch Natuska Catcher In The Rye

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Best Exhibit & BEST IN SHOW: B Martin’s Irish Setter, Ch Martinridge Walk on Water

RU Best Exhibit & RU BEST IN SHOW: Sup Ch Azel Moments Like This

WORKING DOGS

RU Best Exhibit: J Cook’s Beagle, Am Gr Ch Red Americana Kempinski At Argyle (Imp USA)

UTILITY

Best Exhibit: J Hovell’s Dobermann, Ch Copperdobe Rayz A Riot (Imp NZ)

RU Best Exhibit: K Tilley & T Sunman’s Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) Voncronan Diamond Desire at Skyway

GUNDOGS

HOUNDS

Best Exhibit: C Lawrence’s Basset Hound, Beauchasseur Jack be Nimble

Best Exhibit: F Menezes & J Milford’s Pekingese, Khyeini Femme Fatale

Best Exhibit: Am Ch Sup Ch Regal Reign Hightide Hit The Jackpot HT (Imp USA) Peterson & B Moore & J Karras’ Australian Shepherd

RU Best Exhibit: B Owen’s German Shepherd Dog, Sheprose Jackys Style Junior

NON-SPORTING

RU Best Exhibit: J, G & K Hughes’ Samoyed, Airebis Ready To Conquer

Best Exhibit: Amesen Kennel’s Lhasa Apso, Amesen Knick Knack Whack (AI)

RU Best Exhibit: S Arunachalam’s French Bulldog, Senarabull Academy Award

AUSTRALIAN DOG SHOW SCENE PTY LTD

TOYS

Championship Show Saturday AM 9th January 2021

Judges were: Ms M Clegg (VIC) – Group 1 and General Specials; Mr D Kill (QLD) – Group 2; Mrs E Jackson (WA) – Group 3; Mr L Wright (QLD) – Group 4; Mr J Attridge (QLD) – Group 5; Mr R Berwick (WA) – Group 6; Mrs K Haddon (QLD) – Group 7.

Best Exhibit & BEST IN SHOW: G & P Harrison’s Yorkshire Terrier, Imayorkie Picture Perfect

TERRIERS

GUNDOGS

Best Exhibit: H Mann & M Wong’s Welsh Terrier, Sup Ch Waratah Hms Victory

RU Best Exhibit: Anvilhart Kennel’s Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Sup Ch Anvilhart Pray For The Wicked

HOUNDS

Best Exhibit & RU BEST IN SHOW: N Gouzos’ Dachshund (Miniature Smooth Haired), Boarbadger Acting Kinda Shady

February 2021

RU Best Exhibit: K O’Brien’s Clumber Spaniel, Ch Tykerna Boiling Point (AI)

WORKING DOGS

RU Best Exhibit: A Curran’s Whippet, Ch Chakrata Tart With The Cart

UTILITY

Best Exhibit: M Dunne’s Bernese Mountain Dog, Sup Ch Montreux Charlie Brown

Best Exhibit: J, V & E Carter’s Cocker Spaniel (American), Sup Ch Azel Moments Like This

RU Best Exhibit: K Tilley & T Sunman’s Chihuahua (Smooth Coat), Voncronan Diamond Desire at Skyway

Best Exhibit: J Rice & B Musolino’s Shetland Sheepdog, Ch Abacel Nite Cruiser

RU Best Exhibit: M Schiller’s Australian Kelpie, Gr Ch Kalan Spirit in the Sky PT

NON-SPORTING

RU Best Exhibit: Y Chen’s Samoyed, Lunasea Nothing Holdin Me Back (AI)

Best Exhibit: M Nottle-Justice’s Poodle (Standard), Sup Ch Remkyn Diamond Divo by Design

RU Best Exhibit: D Foster’s British Bulldog Ch Shyola Capton Jack Sparrow

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Entries close: Paper 26 February / Online 3 March 2021

AUSTRALIAN DOG SHOW SCENE PTY LTD ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

David Roche Park - Monday 8th March 2021 Not before 9.30am Group 1 – Ms S Lancaster (NSW) Group 2 – Mrs D Wright (NSW) Group 3 – Dr J Montgomery (ACT) Group 4 – Mrs K Paul (NSW) Group 5 – Mrs T Dennis (QLD) Group 6 – Mrs M Coetzer (NSW) Group 7 – Mrs J Whitney (NSW) General Specials – Mr J Lewington (SA)

Not before 1.00pm Mrs T Dennis (QLD) Mrs M Coetzer (NSW) Mrs D Wright (NSW) Ms S Lancaster (NSW) Mrs J Whitney (NSW) Dr J Montgomery (ACT) Mrs K Paul (NSW) Ms S Lancaster

The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary Show Manager: Mrs W Baker SACA Representative: Mr P Thompson Entry Fees for each show: First and Second Entry $15.00, Third and Subsequent Entry $13.00. Baby Puppies $8.00.

Catalogue: $5.00 Prepaid (Full Breeding please) One Catalogue covers all shows Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A,18A AM Show Best & RU Format / PM Show 1 - 4 Format (Neutered class available for both shows) Order of Judging: AM Show will commence with all Rings simultaneously upon the completion of the Hungarian Vizsla Show but not before 9.30am.

PM Show will commence at the completion of AM Show but not before 1.00pm.

ADSS reserve the right to appoint, change or alter the judges for the shows, in keeping with the SA Health, Dogs SA, another relevant bodies requirements

pertaining to the COVID pandemic applicable to ensure the safe conduct for all parties. Notice of any changes will be posted to the ADSS Facebook page, Dogs SA Members & SA Community Facebook pages, Dogs SA website and any other relevant Facebook page deemed necessary at that time.

Awards: AM Show - Cash and Sash for all in Show Awards. Cash and Sash for Best in Group, RU Best in Group, Best Baby Puppy in Group, Best Puppy in Group. Sashes only for all other Group awards.

PM Show - Cash and Sash for Best in Show 2nd, Best in Show 1st, Best Baby Puppy in Show, Best Puppy in Show, Best Neutered in Show.

Cash and Sash for Best in Group 4th, 3rd, 2nd, 1st, Best Baby Puppy in Group, Best Puppy in Group, Best Neutered in Group.

Catering: Available Entries to Convenor: Mrs Samantha Burns, PO Box 30, Callington SA 5254 Mobile: 0400 897 743 Email: ausyut@bigpond.com (for entry enquiries).

SSAE for acknowledgement of entries or include email on entry form for acknowledgement.

Hot Weather Policy applies if the forecast temperature at 10.00am two days prior on eldersweather.com.au is 37 degrees or above.

If applicable, the AM will be cancelled. In this circumstance a CASH refund of $5.00 per ADULT exhibit entered will be returned to the exhibitor at the evening show on the same day. Refund available SAME DAY ONLY if the show is cancelled. (Refund is only applicable if the show is cancelled due to Hot Weather Policy - Dogs SA Regulations).

The PM show will be not before 6.30pm upon the completion of the Hungarian Vizsla Show.

ADSS IS A REGISTERED PRIVATE COMPANY A.B.N 16 632 793 303

Entries Close: Saturday 6th March 2021

HOUND CLUB OF SA INC CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

Saturday 13th March 2021

To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc.

David Roche Park Commencing in Ring 1 at 9.00am Judge: Ms Mary Eather (NSW) Show Manager: Ms Gail Wood SACA Representative: Mr Jeffrey Binding Membership: Single $12.00, Family/Double $17.00 Pensioner or Junior $7.00 Financial year 1st November 2020 to 31st October 2021 Entry Fees: Members $12.00 / Non-Members $15.00 Babies $10.00 Catalogue $5.00 Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 14, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 9A, 10A, 14A, 11A, 18A Special Class to be Judged after General Specials: Best Dachshund any variety Order of Judging: Alphabetical Page 26

Awards: Trophy and Sash for all in Show awards. Perpetual Trophies will be awarded including Best Dachshund any variety Catering: Not available. Drinks only.

Paper Entries: Mrs Fiona Danaher, PO Box 1019, Mount Barker SA 5251 Phone: 0419 871 931 Pay by direct deposit BSB 633 000 Account 133301390 Hound Club of SA SSAE for acknowledgement of entries Hot Weather Policy applies if the forecast temperature at 10.00am two days prior on eldersweather.com.au is 37 degrees or above. If applicable, the show will commence not before 6.00pm

Entries Close: Monday 15th March 2021

SA Poultry & Kennel Club Inc

OPEN SHOW AND CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st March 2021 To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc.

DAVID ROCHE PARK OPEN SHOW Saturday 9.00am

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Saturday not before 12.00pm

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Sunday 10.00am

Group 1 Mrs S Pike (SA)

Ms A Huggins (NSW)

Mrs S Plackett (NSW)

Group 2 Ms K Pearson (SA)

Mrs D Fenton (NSW)

Ms K McMahon (VIC)

Group 3 Ms A Griffin (SA)

Mrs S Patterson (NSW)

Mrs K Tresidder (NSW)

Group 4 Mrs S Perkins (SA)

Ms K McMahon (VIC)

Mrs S Patterson (NSW)

Group 5 Mrs J Rasche (SA)

Mrs K Tresidder (NSW)

Mrs L Thomas van der Weide

Group 6 Ms J Griffin (SA)

Mrs L Thomas van der Weide (NSW)

Mrs D Fenton (NSW)

Group 7 Mrs K Tilley (SA)

Mrs S Plackett (NSW)

Ms A Huggins (NSW)

General Specials Annette Griffin

Mrs S Patterson

Mrs D Fenton

The club reserves the right to appoint a replacement judge if necessary

SHOW MANAGER: Lyn Mellett SACA REPRESENTATIVE: Brian Parker ENTRY FEES Open Show: $5.00 Catalogue $3.00 Prepaid (Full Breeding please) ENTRY FEES Championship Show: $15.00 Babies $7.00 Catalogue $5.00 CLASSES:

Saturday 1,2,3,4,5,10,11,18 /1A,2A,3A,4A,5A,10A,11A,18A

ORDER OF JUDGING: All Rings Simultaneously AWARDS: Cash and Sash for all in Show Awards. Cash and Sash for Best in Group, RU Best in Group, Best Baby Puppy in Group, Best Puppy in Group. Sashes only for all other in Group Awards.

CATERING: Available ENTRIES: The Convenor Lynne Bennett, 25 Hancock Drive, Lewiston SA 5501 Phone 0411 206 130 Hot Weather Policy applies if the forecast temperature at 10.00am two days prior on eldersweather.com.au is 37 degrees or above. If applicable on Saturday, the Open show will be cancelled and the Championship Show will commence not before 6.00pm. If applicable on Sunday, the Show will commence not before 6.00pm.

February 2021

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Entries close Saturday 20th March Paper / Sunday 28th March Online

MOUNT CITY & DISTRICT KENNEL CLUB INC. 5 SHOWS, 4 DAYS AND 1 VENUE MAKES THE PERFECT TEN Friday 2nd Saturday 3rd Sunday 4th Monday 5th April 2021 To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Len Lewis Memorial Dog Park, Pick Ave, Mount Gambier Sponsored by: Friday 12 noon Grp 1 – Mrs M Watson (WA)

Saturday 8.00am

Saturday not before noon

Sunday 8.00am Sweepstakes

Monday 8.30am Tiny tots and fancy dress

Mrs H Jones (WA)

Ms P Grutzner (VIC)

Ms P Campbell (WA)

Ms Y Meintjes (NSW)

Grp 2 – Ms P Grutzner (VIC)

Ms Y Meintjes (NSW)

Ms P Campbell (WA)

Mrs H Jones (WA)

Mrs M Watson (WA)

Grp 3 – Ms Y Meintjes (NSW

Ms P Campbell (WA)

Mrs M Watson (WA)

Mrs M Gostelow (VIC)

Ms P Grutzner (VIC)

Grp 4 – Ms P Grutzner (VIC)

Mrs M Gostelow (VIC)

Ms Y Meintjes (NSW)

Mrs M Watson (WA)

Mrs H Jones (WA)

Grp 5 – Ms P Campbell (WA)

Mrs M Watson (WA)

Mrs H Jones (WA)

Ms P Grutzner (VIC)

Mrs M Gostelow (VIC)

Grp 6 – Mrs M Gostelow (VIC)

Ms Y Meintjes (NSW)

Ms P Campbell (WA)

Mrs H Jones (WA)

Mrs M Watson (WA)

Grp 7 – Mrs H Jones (WA)

Ms P Grutzner (VIC)

Mrs M Gostelow (VIC)

Ms Y Meintjes (NSW)

Ms P Campbell (WA)

General Specials – Pam Campbell

Pauline Grutzner

Yvonne Meintjes

Marion Watson

Heather Jones

The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary Show Manager: Mr Dale Harris-Walker SACA Representative: Mr R Wittenberg (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) Ms J Allen (Monday) Membership: Single $5.00 Double/Kennel $10.00 Financial Year 1st November 2020 to 31st October 2021 Entry Fees: $15.00 - Baby Puppy $9.00 - Sweepstakes / Irish Brace / Fancy Dress $5.00 Note: Entry forms must be cut to correct size and have a standard envelope with one entry form per show. If only one entry form received the entry will only be placed in the Friday show.

Catalogue: $5.00 for each show. Only a few catalogues will be available on the day at $6.00 so please order with entries (full breeding please) Order of Judging: Friday only Group 2 will be followed by Group 4.

Saturday, Sunday, Monday Groups 1, 3, 4, 5, 7 will be simultaneously. Saturday AM Show Group 6 followed by Group 2. Saturday PM Group 2 followed by Group 6. Sunday Group 6 followed by Group 2, Monday Group 2 followed by Group 6.

Sweepstakes: will be judged on Sunday morning at 8.00am before Group Judging commences. Intermediate Sweepstakes judged by Mr G Rumpler, Junior Sweepstakes judged by Ms P Campbell, Baby Puppy Sweepstakes judged by Mrs M Watson. Tiny tots and Fancy Dress will be held on Monday morning at 8.30am before Group Judging commences.

Special Events: After General Specials on Sunday will be Easter Egg hunt for kids.

Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 18A Awards: Cash and Sash for all in Show Awards. Cash and Sash for Best in Group, RU Best in Group, Best Puppy and Best Baby Puppy in Group. Sashes only for all other in group awards.

Catering: Available. BBQ starts one hour before Judging each day Entries to: Miss A Harris-Walker, U6/1 Barnard Street, North Adelaide SA 5006 Phone: 0448 808 447 (no calls before 7.30pm due to work please) SSAE for return acceptance of entry. Separate envelope for multi exhibitors. Payment with one cheque. Entry forms to be clearly marked for EACH SHOW or they will be included in Friday show.

EXHIBITOR SET UP NOT BEFORE 10.00AM SA TIME OR WHEN CLUB SET UP COMPLETE 1ST APRIL Camping: Limited sites available on grounds. Camping fees must be paid before the event to secure a site. Ring Kelly for booking and cost on 08 8725 1873 for camping forms. PLEASE STATE you are a DOG EXHIBITOR when booking. Fees for camping only must be made out to Mount Gambier A&H Society and sent to them (DO NOT SEND CAMPING FEES TO SHOW CONVENOR).

NO SECURITY ONSITE OVER THE WEEKEND Hot Weather Policy applies if the forecast temperature at 10.00am two days prior on eldersweather.com.au is 37 degrees or above. If applicable on any day the show will be cancelled with no refund of entry fees.

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Entries close Friday 26th March 2021

PORT PIRIE KENNEL CLUB INC CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Savoy Park, Warnertown Road, Port Pirie Friday 2nd April – 1.00pm

Saturday 3rd April – 8.30am

Group 1 - Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Group 2 – Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Group 3 – Ms Roni Oma (WA) Group 4 – Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Group 5 – Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Group 6 – Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Group 7 – Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) General Specials – Mrs Jill Hocking

Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Ms Roni Oma (WA) Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC)

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will commence not before 6.00pm

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will commence not before 6.00pm

Saturday 3rd April – Not before 12.30pm

Sunday 4th April – 8.30am

Group 1 – Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Group 2 – Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Group 3 – Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Group 4 – Ms Roni Oma (WA) Group 5 – Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Group 6 – Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Group 7 – Ms Roni Oma (WA) General Specials – Mrs Elle Maitland

Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Ms R Oma (WA) Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Ms R Oma (WA)

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will be cancelled with no refund

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will commence not before 6.00pm

Sunday 4th April – not before 12.30pm

Monday 5th April – 8.30am

Group 1 – Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Group 2 – Ms Roni Oma (WA) Group 3 – Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Group 4 – Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Group 5 – Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Group 6 – Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Group 7 – Mrs Ida Homer (WA) General Specials – Mrs Julie Keenan

Ms Roni Oma (WA) Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Mrs Ida Homer

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will be cancelled with no refund

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will commence not before 6.00pm

Show Manager: Mr Ross Darlow SACA Representative: Mrs Lynda Webb Membership: $5.00 (Single, Double, Pensioner, Junior) Financial year January 1st – December 31st Entry Fees: $13.00 Babies $6.00 Catalogue $5.00 (Full Breeding) Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 18A Junior Handler: Held on in the Luncheon Break on Saturday and Sunday unless the Hot Weather Policy applies (37 degrees 2 days before on eldersweather.com, in which case it will be cancelled.

Order of Judging: Friday, Saturday PM, Sunday PM – Group 4 followed by Group 7. All other Rings simultaneously. Saturday AM, Sunday AM, Monday AM – Group 7 followed by Group 4. All other Rings simultaneously.

February 2021

Awards: Cash and Rosette for all in Show awards. Cash and Sash for Best in Group, RU Best in Group, Best Baby Puppy in Group, Best Puppy in Group. Sashes only for all other in Group awards.

Catering: Available Entries: The Convenor, Miss Lauren Schwerdt, 56 Windsor Avenue, Woodville Park SA 5011 Mobile contact show day only 0407 608 523. SSAE for acknowledgment of entries.

Camping: On the grounds at $10.00 per site per night NO SET UP PERMITTED BEFORE 2.00PM ON THURSDAY NO CARS AND/OR TRAILERS ON SOCCER PITCH Page 29

Entries close Friday 26th February 2021

Entries Close: Monday 1st March 2021

WHIPPET & GREYHOUND CLUB OF SA INC

GAWLER DOG TRAINING CLUB INC

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Saturday 13th March 2021 Sponsored by Royal Canin & Sass Artworks Venue: David Roche Park Commencing in Ring 8 at 10.00am

Judge: Mr Jason Walker (NSW) The Club reserve the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary Reserve Judge: Ms Dawn Redman (SA) Show Manager: Shirley Willmott SACA Representative: Peter Thompson Membership: Single $15.00 Joint $25.00 Pensioner or Junior $10.00 Entry Fees: $15.00 Babies $10.00 Catalogue $5.00 Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 14, 11, 12, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 9A, 10A, 14A, 11A, 12A, 18A Order of Judging: Greyhounds followed by Whippets followed by General Specials Awards: Rosette and Trophy for all in Show awards Catering: Available by payment of $10.00 with entries for plate of food Paper Entries: Shirley Willmott, 54A Victoria Street, Forestville SA 5035 Phone: 08 8297 6377 Mobile contact day of show: 0466 070 430 SSAE for return of Exhibit Numbers/SSAE for acknowledgement of entries Hot Weather Policy applies if the forecast temperature at 10.00am two days prior on eldersweather.com.au is 37 degrees or above. If applicable, the show will commence not before 6.00pm

RALLY TRIAL

To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Sunday 7th March 2021 not before 7.30 pm.

ELLIOTT GOODGER MEMORIAL PARK, WILLASTON Judges Novice & NFC & Master Advanced A & B and Excellent A & B

Tony Brennan Peter Dynan

The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary

SACA Representative: Victor Jordan Trial Manager: Wendy Adams Veterinary: By Committee Vetting Time: 6.45 pm to 7.15 pm. Bitches only without proof of desexing. All dogs to pass checkpoint by close.

Order of Judging: All rings simultaneously as per schedule Awards/Prizes: First place in all classes.

Entry Fees: $10.00. NFC Entries $6.00. Preferred payment: Bank Deposit to BSB: 105-009 Account No. 065814740. Your name, trial date and number of entries as your reference and include bank deposit reference number and date with entries.

Entries to: Trial Manager, Gawler Dog Training Club Inc, 172 Hayman Road, Lewiston SA 5501 Telephone 0421 369 567 Not for Competition Class: Please check Dogs SA Rules GDTC is also hosting Tricks and DWD Competitions on the day.

Full details on the Gawler Dog Training Club Facebook page and DWD Facebook page.

Conditions for competitors entering the trial: All Covid19 conditions to be observed as per Club Facebook page. Number of competitors (not entries) limited to current Covid safe Rules. In the event of cancellation of the trial and if the cancellation of approved by Dogs SA, refunds will be available.

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Date Reminders • Trainee / Aspirant Judges Practical Exams 21 February • Obedience Judges Rules Meeting 2 February • Conformation Show Training 3 February • Obedience Cometitore’s Meeting 9 February • Judges & Competitors Rally Practice 12 February • Dogs SA AGM 3 March

ENTRIES CLOSE: THURSDAY 18TH FEBRUARY 2021

THE AGILITY DOG CLUB OF SA INC. To be held under the Constitution & Rules of SACA Inc.

EVENING AGILITY TRIAL Saturday 6th March 2021 not before 6.00 pm.

BARRATT RESERVE, WEST BEACH ROAD, WEST BEACH

Judges Neville Cox – Agility: Master, Open, Excellent & Novice Rose Ince – Jumping: Novice, Excellent, Open & Master The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary SACA Representative: Victor Jordan Trial Manager: Cathy Warcup Vetting: By Committee Vetting Time: 5.15pm to 5.45pm. Undesexed bitches only, all dogs to pass the checkpoint by close.

Sashes: To all qualifiers on request.

Entry Fee: Entry Fee $10.00 per entry. Not for Competition Entries (including NFC, Veterans & Juniors) $7.00 Printed Catalogue: $5.00 or available to download from the Club Facebook page on 3rd March 2021.

On-line Entries: Preferred method of entry is directly via K9 Entries. http:/www. k9entries.com Paper Entries: Mail to Ms L McDonald, Treasurer, P.O. Box 996, Kensington Gardens SA 5068 – with payment by EFT, cheque or money order payable to Agility Dog Club of S.A. Payment by EFT is encouraged: BSB – 805-050; Acct No. – 61297807 using your last name, trial date & number of entries as your reference, e.g. Smith_ Jul28x2, and include Bank Deposit receipt number & date with entries.

Enquiries to: agilitydogclubsa@internode.on.net Each exhibitor is responsible for abiding by the Agility Safety Guidelines.

Competitors who are not ADCSA members participate at their own risk while competing.

Each exhibitor is responsible for adhering to the COVID 19 plan and regulations.

Space under the Clubrooms’ veranda is available only by prior arrangement with the Trial Manager.

ENTRIES CLOSE: FRIDAY 5TH MARCH 2021

NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC

AGILITY TRIALS To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA

Saturday 20th March 2021 at 9.00 am and not before 1:00 pm PIMPALA PRIMARY SCHOOL, VANSTONE AVENUE, MORPHETT VALE At 9.00 am AGILITY: All Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jane Lawrence JUMPING: All Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Neville Cox Not before 1.00 pm - Judges AGILITY: All Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rose Ince JUMPING: All Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kerry Thomas The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary.

SACA Representative: Mrs J Murray Trial Manager: Brian Fielder Veterinary: By Committee.

Vetting Times: 8.15 to 8.45 am and 12:30 to 12:45 pm. Bitches only without desexing paperwork. All competing dogs must pass through check points by close of vetting.

Trial Secretary: Bronwyn Gascoigne, Email: agilecavs@gmail.com Phone: 0418 852 185 Order of Judging: Both Trials: AGILITY: Master; Open; Excellent; Novice.

JUMPING: Novice; Excellent; Open; Master.

Competitors Note: Competitors will be judged separately in their height categories in all classes except Open.

Trophies: 1st Place in each class (Qualifying only) Sashes: To all qualifying competitors Entry Fees: NCODC Members $9.00; Non-Members $10.00 per entry. SSAE to be enclosed with entries for return of receipt. Cheques/Money Orders to be made payable to Noarlunga City Obedience Dog Club.

Catalogues: (hard copy) $2.00 to be ordered and paid with entry, also available from www.noarlungadogclub.net or sadogagility facebook group 2 days prior to the event.

On-line entries: via K9 Entries at www.k9entries.com preferred.

Paper entries: to Trial Secretary, Ms B Gascoigne, PO Box 3083 Plympton Park SA 5038. EFT payments can be made to the Club account BSB 015217 A/C No 609965072. As Reference please use your Surname/number of entries/bank transfer receipt number/date of transfer.

ENTRIES CLOSE: SUNDAY 28TH MARCH 2021

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC

Obedience and Double Rally Trials To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA

Sunday 11 April 2021 at 10.00 am and not before 1.00 pm th

Club Grounds, Beaumont Rd, South Parklands

Judges 10.00 am Ms Irma Crews CCD & Novice Mr Neil MacDonald UDX & Open A Mrs Ann Twaddle Utility & Open B Mr Peter Dynan Novice and Excellent A & B Mr Brian Fielder Advance A & B and Masters Judges not before 1.00 pm Julie Brown Novice and Excellent A & B Mr Peter Dynan Advance A & B and Masters The Club reserve the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary

Trial Manager: Mrs Barbara Richter-Winter SACA Rep: Rae Hedger Veterinary: By Committee Vetting Time: 9.00 am-9:30 am and 12:15 pm-12:45 pm. Only bitches without proof of desexing. All entries to pass check points before vetting close.

February 2021

Entry Fee: $12.00 Order of Judging: All rings simultaneously. Rally as per Schedule. CCD before Novice and UDX before Open.

Catalogue: $2.00 prepaid or on Dog Obedience SA and SAODC FB page 3 days prior Awards/prizes: First place qualifying all classes Sashes: To all Qualifiers Online Entries: via EASYDOG Entries Paper Entries: Trial Secretary, Mrs V Spangler 45 Awoonga Rd, Highbury SA 5089 Phone: 0413 316 757 Covid Plan: All Covid 19 conditions to be observed as per Club Facebook page and Dogs SA Rules for presentation or trials. Rules will be displayed on the day. In the event of cancellation of the trial and approved by Dogs SA refunds will be available.

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February

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March

6th (Saturday)

7th (Sunday)

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ADSS Pty Ltd – Championship Show – not before 6.30pm – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 22.01.21 – Schedule December magazine ADSS Pty Ltd – Championship Show – 9.30am and not before 1.00pm – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 22.01.21 – Schedule December magazine ADSS Pty Ltd – Championship Show – 9.00am and not before 12 noon – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 22.01.21 – Schedule December magazine Gawler Dogs Training Club Inc – Tricks Trial – not before 7.00pm – Elliott Goodger Memorial Park, Willaston – Entries close 24.01.2021 ADSS Pty Ltd – Championship Shows - 9.00am & not before 12 noon – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 29.01.2021 – Schedule January magazine Dogs SA CJTP – Practical Examinations Dogs SA CJTP – Practical Examinations ADSS Pty Ltd – Championship Show - not before 6.30pm – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 19.02.2021 – Schedule January magazine ADSS Pty Ltd – Championship Show - 9.30am & not before 11.30am – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 19.02.2021 – Schedule January magazine ADSS Pty Ltd – Championship Show - 9.00am & not before 11.30am – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 19.02.2021 – Schedule January magazine Australian Cattle Dog Club of SA Inc – All Breeds Championship Show - 9.00am and not before 12.30pm – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 22.02.2021 – Schedule January magazine Bull Terrier Club of SA Inc – Championship Show - 9.00am – Highway 1 Tourist Park, Port Wakefield Road, Bolivar – Entries close 26.02.2021 Agility Dog Club of SA Inc – Agility Trial – not before 6.00pm – Barratt Reserve, West Beach Road, West Beach – Entries close 18.02.2021 – Schedule February magazine Australian Cattle Dog Club of SA Inc – All Breeds Championship Show - 9.00am – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 22.02.2021 – Schedule January magazine Bull Terrier Club of SA Inc – Championship Show - 9.00am – Highway 1 Tourist Park, Port Wakefield Road, Bolivar – Entries close 26.02.2021 Gawler Dog Training Club Inc – Dances with Dogs Competition – not before 7.15pm – Elliott Goodger Memorial Park – Entries close 14.02.2021 Gawler Dog Training Club Inc – Rally Trial – not before 7.30pm – Elliott Goodger Memorial Park, Willaston – Entries close 01.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine Gawler Dog Training Club Inc – Dances With Dogs Competition – not before 7.15pm – Elliott Goodger

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20th (Saturday)

21st (Sunday)

24th (Wednesday)

25th (Thursday) 26th (Friday) 27th (Saturday)

28th (Sunday)

April

2nd (Friday)

Memorial Park, Willaston – Entries close 14.02.2021 Gawler Dog Training Club Inc – Tricks Trial – not before 7.00pm – Elliott Goodger Memorial Park, Willaston – Entries close 14.02.2021 ADSS Pty Ltd – Championship Shows 9.00am & 11.00am Hungarian Vizsla Club of SA Inc – Championship Show – 8.30am – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 28.02.2021 Hound Club of SA Inc – Championship Show - 9.00am – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 06.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine Whippet & Greyhound Club of SA Inc – Championship Show - 10.00am – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 26.02.2021 – Schedule February magazine Shetland Sheepdog Club of SA Inc – Parade 10.00 am Shetland Sheepdog Club of SA Inc – Open Show not before 12 noon Southern Districts Kennel & Obedience Club Inc – Obedience Trial - 6.00pm – Clubgrounds, Wilfred Taylor Reserve, Wheatsheaf Road, Morphett Vale – Entries close 26.02.2020 – Schedule December magazine SA Poultry & Kennel Club Inc – Open Show – 9.00am – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 15.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine SA Poultry & Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show – not before 12 noon – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 15.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine Noarlunga City Obedience Dog Club Inc – Agility Trials – 9.00am & not before 1.00pm – Pimpala Primary School, Vanstone Avenue, Morphett Vale – Entries close 05.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine SA Poultry & Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show – 10.00am – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 15.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine German Shorthaired Pointer Club of NSW Inc – National Restricted Obedience Trial German Shorthaired Pointer Club of NSW Inc – National Restricted Rally Trial German Shorthaired Pointer Club of NSW Inc – National Championship Show German Shorthaired Pointer Club of NSW Inc – National Championship Show Le Fevre Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show 9.00am and not before 11.30am – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 20.03.2021 – Schedule January magazine Munno Para Dog Obedience Club Inc – Rally Trial 10.0 am Munno Para Dog Obedience Club Inc – Rally Trial 1.00 pm Le Fevre Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show 9.00am – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn – Entries close 20.03.2021 – Schedule January magazine Mount City & District Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show - 12 noon – Len Lewis Memorial Park, Pick Avenue, Mount Gambier – Entries close 20.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine Port Pirie Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show – 1.00pm – Savoy Park, Warnertown Road, Port Pirie

3rd (Saturday)

4th (Sunday)

5th (Monday)

10th (Saturday)

11th (Sunday)

16th (Friday) 17th (Saturday)

18th (Sunday)

24th (Saturday)

February 2021

– Entries close 26.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine Mount City & District Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show - 8.00am & not before 12 noon – Len Lewis Memorial Park, Pick Avenue, Mount Gambier – Entries close 20.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine Port Pirie Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show - 8.30am & not before 12.30pm – Savoy Park, Warnertown Road, Port Pirie – Entries close 26.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine Mount City & District Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show – 8.00am – Len Lewis Memorial Park, Pick Avenue, Mount Gambier – Entries close 20.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine Port Pirie Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show - 8.30am & not before 12.30pm – Savoy Park, Warnertown Road, Port Pirie – Entries close 26.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine Mount City & District Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show – 8.30am – Len Lewis Memorial Park, Pick Avenue, Mount Gambier – Entries close 20.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine Port Pirie Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show 8.30am – Savoy Park, Warnertown Road, Port Pirie – Entries close 26.03.2021 – Schedule February magazine Adelaide Plains Kennel & Obedience Club Inc – Championship Show 9.00 am Adelaide Plains Kennel & Obedience Club Inc – Championship Show not before 12 noon Para District Obedience Dog Club Inc – Obedience Trial 10.0 am Dogs SA DWD Committee – State Dances with Dogs State Championships – not before 10.00am and not before 1.00pm – Two Wells Community Centre, Old Port Wakefield Road, Two Wells Oval Complex, Two Wells - Entries close 19.03.2021 Labrador Retriever Club of SA Inc – Retrieving Ability Tests for Gundogs Adelaide Plains Kennel & Obedience Club Inc – Championship Show 9.00 am SA Obedience Dog Club Inc – Obedience & Rally Trial 10.00 am SA Obedience Dog Club Inc – Rally Trial not before 1.00 pm Dogs SA DWD Committee – State Trick Dog Championships – not before 1.00pm - SAODC Grounds, Beaumont Road, South Parklands – Entries close 19.03.2021 Labrador Retriever Club of SA Inc – Retrieving Ability Tests for Gundogs Adelaide Lure Coursing & Racing Club Inc – Lure Coursing Trial 9.30 am ADSS Pty Ltd – Championship Show – 6.30pm – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn ADSS Pty Ltd – Championship Shows – 9.00am & not before 12.30pm – David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn Retrieving & Field Trials Club of SA Inc – Retrieving Ability Tests for Gundogs 8.00 am British Bulldog Club of SA Inc – Open Show 10.00 am Dogs SA Conformation Judges Training Panel Practical Handling Gawler Dog Training Club Inc – Obedience & Rally Trial 10.0 am Retrieving & Field Trials Club of SA Inc – Retrieving Ability Tests for Gundogs 8.00 am Gawler Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show 9.30 am Gawler Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show to follow AM

25th (Sunday)

May

1st (Saturday)

2nd (Sunday)

8th (Saturday)

9th (Sunday)

14th (Friday) 15th (Saturday)

Munno Para Dog Obedience Club Inc – Agility Trial 9.00 am Munno Para Dog Obedience Club Inc – Agility Trial 1.00 pm Labrador Retriever Club of SA Inc – Retrieving Trial for Gundogs 8.00 am Tracking Dog Club of SA Inc – Track & Search Trial 8.00 am Gawler Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show 9.30 am Gawler Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show to follow AM Tracking Dog Club of SA Inc – Track & Search Trial 8.00 am Labrador Retriever Club of SA Inc – Retrieving Trial for Gundogs 8.00 am Adelaide Districts Working Dog Club Inc – Group 5 Championship Show 9.30 am British Bulldog Club of Qld Inc – National Show Port Pirie Obedience Dog Club Inc – Obedience Trial 9.00 am Port Pirie Obedience Dog Club Inc – Obedience Trial 1.00 pm Para District Obedience Dog Club Inc – Agility Trial 9.00 am Para District Obedience Dog Club Inc – Agility Trial 1.00 pm Herding Dog Club of SA Inc – Herding Trial 9.00 am Gundog Club of SA Inc – RATGS 8.00 am Gundog Club of SA Inc – Retrieving Trial for Gundogs to follow AM Adelaide Districts Working Dog Club Inc – Group 5 Championship Show 9.30 am The Toy Dog Club of SA Inc – Championship Show AM The Toy Dog Club of SA Inc – Championship Show PM Port Pirie Obedience Dog Club Inc – Obedience Trial 9.00 am Dogs SA EAC – Earthdog Test 11.00 am Dogs SA EAC – Earthdog Test not before 12 noon Herding Dog Club of SA Inc – Herding Trial 9.00 am Adelaide Lure Coursing & Racing Club Inc – Lure Coursing Trial 9.30 am Gundog Club of SA Inc – RATGS 8.00 am Dublin Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show 9.00 am Dublin Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show to follow AM Southern Districts Kennel & Obedience Club Inc – Agility Trial 9.00 am Southern Districts Kennel & Obedience Club Inc – Agility Trial not before 1.00 pm RAFT – Retrieving Trial Dublin Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show 9.00 am Gawler Dog Training Club Inc – Rally Trial 10.00 am Gawler Dog Training Club Inc – Trick Dog Tests 10.00 am Gawler Dog Training Club Inc – Rally Trial not before 12 noon Gawler Dog Training Club Inc – Trick Dog Test not before 12 noon RAFT – Retrieving Trial German Shepherd Dog League of NSW Inc – National Show & Restricted Trial Metropolitan Kennel Club Inc – Championship Show 9.00 am Munno Para Dog Obedience Club Inc – Obedience Trial 10.00 am Munno Para Dog Obedience Club Inc – Rally Trial 1.00 pm Page 33

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