Volume 7 No. 6
E Dalmatians A Bi Monthly Publication
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From The Editor
Happy Holidays! Well, another year is coming to an end & we have another beautiful Edition for you. This is our end of the year Holiday Edition full of festive Ads featuring top winning Dalmatians, Specilaty coverage and more . We hope you will enjoy. As always, we continue to strive for a timely and beautiful publication that showcases our incredible breed and thank our loyal supporters and Advertisers ...we couldn’t do it without you!!! Enjoy this Edition, share it with your friends and have a wonderful Holiday Season. We’ll see you next year! Sincerely, June Krukenkamp/ Editor
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As Good As Puppy Kisses on Christmas Morning Giving A Great Dog Book To Those You Love
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“Dog lovers, rejoice!
Linda Sexton turns her literary attention to the beloved Dalmatians in her life. Bespotted is part memoir, part love song to dogs, all wonderful.” — E LLE N S US S M A N, N EW YOR K T IME S BE S TS E LLI N G AUTH O R O F A W ED D I NG I N P R OV E N C E A N D F R E N C H L E S S ON S
“A moving and beautiful account added to the shelves of Dogs and their Writers…To be set free in love, to be free to love,to be unafraid to love, that’s at the core of this booklength meditation that brings the book into the company of other great books about human-animal relationships.” — Lo s An g eLes R e v ie w o f B o o ks
“Beautifully written and deeply felt...
Bespotted is a love story, an intriguing glimpse into the world of show dogs, and a testament to the special provenance of dogs to guide humans through the darkest moments in our lives.” —MIC H E LLE RI C H M O ND, N E W YOR K T I ME S BE S TS E LLI N G AU TH O R O F G O LDEN STAT E A N D T H E YE A R OF F OG
Linda Sexton has been a member of the Dalmatian Club of America and the Dalmatian Club of Northern California for over twenty years. An AKC Breeder of Merit, she is the owner of Literati Dalmatians. Bespotted: My family’s Love Affair with Thirty-eight Dalmatians is her third memoir and her ninth book.
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Celebrating a
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Wishing you a Joyous Holiday Season!
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A special Thank you to all the Judges who have awarded Montana and to Everyone for your support in 2014!
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MBISS GCH Spothaven Wake Up The Echoes
Bred, Owned and Loved by Connie and Lauren Brown Handled by Robert Scott and Connie Brown Spothaven@mac.com www.SpothavenDalmatians.com
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GCH Blackberry N Riverside Perfect Pemigewasset (GCH Spotlights Ruffian X GCH Riversides Ticket to Ride CGC)
• Completed her championship with her 4th Specialty major at the Regional before DCA 2014 • New Grand Champion • Top Twenty Dalmatian • Multiple Group Winner • Multiple Group Placer Presented by Dave Slattum
Owned by Gay Stryker Co-owned with Richard Baker Bred by Prue and Edgar Stuhr & Richard Baker
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Returning to the ring as a Veteran just for fun.
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In the last 6 weeks
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Atlanta Breeder Judge- S haron Lyons
Cumberland Valle y All Breed JudgeArlene Benko
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AND THE ULTIMATE...
BEST IN SHOW!! Judge- Letitia Bett
GCH BIS MBISS ROYALTY’S SPLASH OF TAYLOR (CHIC #85452)
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(CH Avalons Taylormade By Paisley x CH Centurion Lady Abigail CGC)
A long Tradition continues
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GCH Upton & Brookside's Hot Damn her e I Am, CGC
wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Chaplin Wishes everyone a Happy Holiday Season
TOP 20 Dal-Breed and All Breed Multiple Group Winning
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A Day Without Laughter Is a Day Wasted Charlie Chaplin ( GCh Black Diamond’s Where Art Thou X OntheSpot’s Getzinda It )
Silver Level Grand Champion
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GCH OnTheSpot’s Chase Me Charlie
owned and loved by Lesley & Skipper Bred & Co Owned with Bonnie Rose
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BISS GCH Sterling Watching Me Watching You Group 3 with Mrs. Jacqueline Stacy
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Best in Specialty Show with Mr. Jon Cole
Group 2 with Mrs. Joan Goldstein Breeders/Owners - Sterling Dalmatians Kathy and John Groff Always Owner Handled
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B reeder Carol Chase
Fiacre Dalmatians
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(GCH Rim Rock’s Easy Ryder Bags TT X CH Fiacre’s First and Foremost CGC, BN, RA (LUA)) With limited showing, Guinness finished his Championship at 15 months old with 3 majors! Shown by Chris Aranowski and Katrina Vogel (pictured).
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Multiple Best In Specialty Winner • Grand Champion
Satin’n Engine Co Hit’n The Beach Bret D Ch. Satin’s Clown’n Around CDX. ROMX. x GCh. Engine Co’s Charge The Lines Bret D (L)
Owned • Handled • Loved By: Katy Arnold • Satin Dalmatians satindals@charter.net Bred By: Joanne Shupp • Marie D. Zink
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MAYA Oliver
• 2014 DCA Best Junior In Sweepstakes • 2014 DCA Best Junior In Futurity • Finished with four Specialty Majors • Multiple Best In Specialty Winner • New Grand Champion
All of this by 16 months of age!
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CH Phoenix Montague No Illusions
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Teller
Always owner handled, Teller finished his championship at the Cumberland Valley Dalmatian Club - supported all-breed show. He is the 4th champion in his litter. Teller is a handsome boy with a happy soul who loves any game we play together. I look forward to great fun with him on the agility field. Many thanks to breeder Becky Luft for this wonderful combination of beauty, brains, and temperament. Thanks to Shirley and John Petty for 30 years of friendship, love, support, and for learning to love at least 2 brown dogs.
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Merry Christmas
From all of us at Rosepark
Chrissy and Sedona Carmen - Rosepark’s Carmen Miranda Manny - Hallmark’s Ladies Man of Rosepark, RN. CA. RD. Chrissy Geisel • Rosepark Dalmatians • 530.748.9823
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2014 was a big year for Manny! In May, we attended our first DCA National Specialty where Manny received his Rally Novice title and Road Dog title. In addition to the new titles at DCA, Manny has also accumulated 9 points and both majors and his Coursing Ability title.
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Finally, Manny passed all of his health clearances and recieved his CHIC number (96350). What a year!
Coachside Dalmatians is proud to announce Bred-By Exhibitor debut shows…
Coachside Americas of Starwood (BISS GCH Coachside Spectacular Bid of Tuckaway (CHIC #82354) x CH Starwood’s Be Dazzled (CHIC Pending)
‘Americas’ TNG Designs
Americas has started her show career with noted success! Americas has 4 points at 7 mos & 2 weeks! So proud of the new edition to my dal family! Sawnee Mountain Kennel Club-4-6 Mos Puppy Competition-Best of Breed & Non-Sporting Group 2nd. Chattanooga Kennel Club-Saturday Winners Bitch, Best Bred-By Exhibitor, Non-Sporting Group 1st Best Bred-By Exhibitor in Show & Sunday Winners Bitch & Best of Winners! Douglasville Kennel Club-Winners Bitch & Best of Opposite Sex, Atlanta Kennel Club-Reserve Winners Bitch, & Newnan Kennel ClubReserve Winners Bitch! Thank You Judges Mrs. Mary Ellen Meyer, Mrs. Janet Sinclair, Mrs. Barbara Dempsey Alderman, Dr. Robert Indeglia, & Mr. Dana Cline!
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Happy Holidays to all our spotted friends! Sidney has sired 4 litters, which 15 puppies are in conformation, performance, and therapy homes, including an international frozen semen litter of 13 in Australia with 4 of the puppies currently being shown and doing very well! Stud services and frozen semen available to approved bitches. So proud of my Handsome Man!
BISS GCH Coachside Spectacular Bid of Tuckaway (CHIC# 82354) ( GCH. Lakeshore’s Tail of Two Cities RN x Tuckaway St. Annes )
‘Sidney’
Coachside Dalmatians Velvet Cole Breeder/ Owner/ Handler Maryville, TN Coachside@aol.com
Tuckaway Dalmatians Frances Remmele Co Breeder - Sidney Lexington, KY frances.remmele@pnc.com
Starwood Dalmatians
Joni Shoup Co-Breeder-Americas Dawsonville, GA Starwooddals@superheromail.com
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Introducing...
SunnyOaks One And Done
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‘Parker’
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Cumberland Valley Dalmatian Club Best In Sweepstakes Best of Winners – Major #1 Best of Winners – Major #2
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If you’re even thinking of breeding or buying a puppy, the Puppy Culture program is for you Puppy Culture will teach you how doing just the right thing at the right time can change destiny for puppies and their owners. Watch the introduction and why we made the film, here: http://www.puppyculture.com/pcintro.html We’ve assembled a team of leading veterinarians, behaviorists, and breeders to follow a litter of puppies as they pass through critical development periods in their first 12 weeks of life. We follow the same litter week by week through our exercises and protocols so you can see the practical application and profound, sometimes almost unbelievable, results of our program.You’ll receive step by step instructions on what to do at each critical juncture, including: - Early Neurological Stimulation - Rearing and Weaning Suggestions - Safe Protocols for Early Socialization - Environmental Enrichment - Emotional resiliency exercises - Handling Fear Periods - Problem prevention protocols - Training basic skills - Vaccination Protocols and how they relate to Socialization Setting Up Socialization Sessions With Other Dogs You’ll watch it once for fun, and then over and then over and over again as a reference. The DVD set contains four and a half hours of beautifully edited footage that you’ll enjoy watching. Our experts explain the principles behind Puppy Culture’s rearing and socialization protocols, always in an easy to understand and approachable fashion. This is painless learning! Easy to find the information you want when you need it. The encyclopedic material is organized into 3 to 10 minutes sections with an easy to follow index so you can reference the material you want, when you want it.
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Our Experts: Dr. Carmen Battaglia - Author of Breeding Better Dogs Dr. Noemie Bernier, DVM, DACVIM - Neurologist, Garden State Veterinary Specialists Dr. Terri Bright, BCBA-D - Director, Behavior Department at MSPCA/Angell Jean Donaldson - Author of Mine! A Practical Guide to Resource Guarding In Dogs Dr. Meghan Herron, DVM, DACVB -Director, Behavioral Medicine Clinic, Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center Jane Messineo Killion - Madcap Bull Terriers and Author of When Pigs Fly: Training Success With Impossible Dogs June and Irv Krukenkamp, MD - TNG Dalmatians and Bull Terriers Dr. Kenneth Leal, DVM - Blairstown Animal Hospital Diane Zdrodwski - Evanlake Cavaliers and Therapy Dogs
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shape SHIFTING GENES THE SURPRISING THIRD SIDE OF THE NATURE VS NURTURE DEBATE
by JANE KILLION, Director of the new film, “Puppy Culture - The Critical First 12 Weeks That Can Shape Your Puppy’s Future” www.puppyculture.com I’m assuming you’re a dedicated breeder, who puts a lot of time, money, and energy into combining what you believe is the best genetic material when you do a breeding. You back that up by giving your bitch the best prenatal care and nutrition possible, and then follow through with sound rearing, nutrition, socialization, and training for the puppies. You’ve done everything you can, and the rest is up to the genetic roll of the dice, right?
Well, maybe not. BORN LEADERS OR KILLER GENES?
Genes, which many people think of as written in stone, can switch on and off or express themselves very differently depending on environmental influences. Thus, the same gene can express itself as a negative trait or a positive trait, depending on environmental input, especially very early in life. Take, for example, the aggressive variant of the human MAO-A gene, otherwise known as the “Warrior Gene.” At its base, this gene causes people to respond aggressively and have less fear, and also create less empathy for others. Given a supportive, nurturing childhood environment people with this variant grow up to be our presidents and community leaders, make energetic
and wonderful spouses and parents, and tend to be financially successful because they have the competitiveness and focus to rise to the top. If, however, an individual with this variant of the MAO-A gene is exposed to a severely traumatic event very early in life, he has a high risk of becoming a sociopath or even a serial killer. Now, your dog may never grow up to be president or a mass murderer, but is it possible that early environmental influence can determine the difference between the dog that shows like he owns the ground he stands on and the dog thatʼs such a sonofabitch that you need to take Xanax and a good insurance policy into the ring to show him?
The study of environmental influence on genetic expression is still in itʼs infancy, but thereʼs overwhelming evidence that early experiences and input can effect the way genes play out. But thatʼs not even the beginning of the story.
SINS OF THE FATHERS
Rats who were repeatedly exposed to a smell and then given a mild electrical shock, began to respond fearfully when exposed to that smell even if the shock was not administered. Not exactly mind blowing information but consider this - when those male rats were bred, their offspring showed fear in the presence of that smell, and when those offspring were bred, their children also showed fear in the presence of that smell. So that traumatic experience was
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literally encoded in the male ratʼs DNA and passed down through the generations. Now thatʼs mind blowing.
SMART GENES
The rat study seems to indicate that the genetic material that is passed from generation to generation can actually adapt to environmental influence in a way that maximizes survival for the subsequent generations. This drops a bomb in the already contentious nature vs nurture debate, and has given scientists and dog breeders pause for thought. Now do we not only have to consider the rearing of the puppies and the care and comfort of the mother, but of the father, and of both grandparents and who knows how far behind that. The influence of environment on the genetic material of fathers has been demonstrated again and again in humans, although the mechanisms for this change are not yet well understood. For instance, a Swedish study indicated that men who experienced famine before puberty were less likely to have grandsons with diabetes or heart disease than men who had access to normal
amounts of food before puberty. A study in the UK found that fathers who began smoking before age 11 were more likely to have obese children. The bottom line is, we can no longer think of the sires of our litters as hermetically sealed vessels to carry genetic information from one generation to the next. - their care, upbringing and experiences are important to the future of their children, grandchildren, and possibly beyond.
WISDOM FOR THE WHELPING BOX
So what is the practical implication of all this? While epigenetics in dogs is just now starting to be examined, there are some reasonable inferences about what we should be doing with our breeding stock to maximize positive qualities in our dogsʼ genetic material:
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Keep your bitch calm and comfortable - Itʼs been proven time and time again that stressed mothers give birth to more stressed offspring with decreased learning and memory, and those offspring
may display more negative behavior traits. Hereʼs some ways you can reduce stress and help your bitches be good moms: I. Listen to your bitch - Some bitches like having the support of their “pack” when theyʼre in whelp or have a litter, and some bitches just really appreciate a private, quiet area away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the house. If she wants a private room, give it to her. If she doesnʼt want dogs near the door to her room, put baby gates up to create a buffer zone. II. Go ahead, spoil her - even if youʼre a top down kind of person, maybe you want to let a few things slide during this time. I was lucky enough to learn from some great breeders whoʼve been at this for a long time. These breeders were very traditional and ruled their households with an iron fist. Yet, when they had a bitch in whelp or with puppies, they dissolved into a cooing bowl of jello with their girls. Thatʼs the wisdom of the ages coming through. Try a little extra indulgence and letting things go instead of correcting your bitch when sheʼs pregnant and on whelping box duty. It will go
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a long way toward reducing her stress.
III. Vitamin L - Cuddle and stroke your bitch as much as possible. Thereʼs some evidence that puppies from mothers who received caressing and affection during pregnancy give birth to more docile puppies, and those puppies may enjoy being stroked and touched more than puppies from mothers who did not receive this kind of touching and affection. Our girls get very clingy when theyʼre in whelp and the fact is theyʼre probably craving some good love vitamins for their puppies. We use a 48” whelping box for our Bull Terriers so we have room to lie down in it and stroke our girls, both before and after they whelp. 2. Shield Your Puppies During Their Critical Period - At least the first 12 weeks of your puppiesʼ lives should be carefully scripted by you. Challenges and stress- provoking stimuli should be introduced in carefully and scientifically sound doses, and the puppiesʼ environment should be stimulating, but very carefully protected from any really traumatic or frightening experiences. In our DVD, “PUPPY CULTURE:
THE CRITICAL FIRST 12 WEEKS THAT CAN SHAPE YOUR PUPPYʼS FUTURE” we go in great detail on
how to craft this kind of optimal experience for your puppies in their first 12 weeks, but hereʼs a couple of tips that most people overlook:
I. Wide open spaces - Make sure your bitch always has a way to get away from her puppies if she needs to. Never close your bitch in with the puppies and force her to stay. A keening swarm of puppies who eat like they have hollow legs can be too much for some bitches. You want to give your mom a chance to escape rather than have to confront the Mongol hoards. Certainly, she should be able and allowed to jump out of the whelping box or weaning pen and leave the puppies behind. Better yet, you can also build a platform in the weaning pen if you have a large area - itʼs a great way to let her stay with her puppies yet get away from the little darlings when she needs a break. II. Respect The Double Edged
Sword - The emotional sensitivity that will allow a puppy to be socialized and accept something with as little as one exposure during the critical socialization period, cuts both ways.
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It will also allow the puppies to imprint a bad experience in as little as one exposure. If youʼre ever in doubt as to whether anything might be too frightening for your puppies, or if people you have over can be trusted not to scare or handle the puppies roughly, or whether your neighborʼs dog really is a nice dog for the puppies to play with, always, always, always err on the side of caution and pass up on that interaction. Keep all interactions with people and dogs positive during this time.
Fallon on psycopathy and genetics vs environment http://www.theatlantic.com/health/ archive/2014/01/life-as-a-nonviolentpsychopath/ 282271/ Excellent article on epigenetics which summarizes the current studies in the field http:// www.nature.com/ news/epigenetics-the-sins-of-thefather-1.14816
Itʼs not been proven that negative experiences during the critical socialization period will negatively influence DNA, but given the research which shows that male rats can pass down an acquired fear of a smell to their kids and grandkids, itʼs a really good bet that a traumatic experience during the start of a puppyʼs life could have a similar effect. Why take the chance?
DADS MATTER
I think collective wisdom is there that we need to give our bitches a stable, healthy, and loving environment for them to produce stable, healthy, and loving puppies. Science is really just confirming what good breeders already have been intuitively doing long before anyone studied it. But the thought that this kind of nurturing environment could be vitally important to the sireʼs DNA is thought provoking and new, and I would certainly encourage breeders to start thinking about how a stable and loving environment for a stud dog, whether itʼs one you choose or one you own, might influence the genetics of his progeny for generations to come. Visit us at www.puppyculture.com For further reading and citations to the studies in this article and many more:
Interview with neuroscientist Jim
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This is the story of Spotters
In 2006, Lottie Dot was rescued off a busy highway during a snowstorm in Oklahoma when she was 2 months old, frozen and starving.
After her vet told me she was deaf, I started using sign language immediately. It was no big deal and seemed natural for both of us. She loved learning and training. With Lottie’s eagerness to learn and her free-spirit, I knew she was not going to let her deafness define her. She started out as a Canine Good Citizen and Canine Ambassador. We had so much fun visiting schools and libraries; I knew we had something special to share! Lottie Dot received AKC’s Distinguished Therapy Dog a few weeks ago. So far she is the only deaf Dalmatian to have this title. I hope more will be recognized but first they have to be given credibility and worthy of life and love. We’ve been a therapy dog team for 8 years, R.E.A.D® educators for 7. Lottie Dot is the foundation for my nonprofit, TN Safety Spotters “Animal Friends Teaching Children”. She’s a mascot for The Kind-
ness Revolution, a nonprofit that teaches kids kindness is cool. Trained as a K9 Public Safety Educator, Lottie has taught thousands of children how to be safe around dogs. She retired last year from fire service after teaching 10, 000+ kids how to stop, drop and roll in schools. She’s left lifesaving memories to thousands and has no idea what a great example she sets for any dog with or without a disability. Lottie’s ‘watch me’ is sharp and understands ASL along with 60+ hand commands. She has a keen sense to a person’s moods, watching their body language and facial expressions. She knows who needs her the most. Everywhere we go people look at her and instantly smile. She responds with a happy, wagging tail and an approachable demeanor. When we first became a therapy dog team, my goal was to visit the children at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. I knew she could make their stay brighter and less frightening. That goal came true; in fact she just retired last year after volunteering 6 years. The staff, parents and kids continue to talk about the way she seemed to understand what they were feeling. She knew when to be still and just accept petting or when to be funny to make them laugh. She made them feel like something magic was happening. I know Lottie misses her St. Jude visits when I see her ears perk up when we drive pass the hospital. After working 7 years at the VA Hospital in Memphis, Lottie Dot was given a retirement party last year. Her visits helped
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Sparkled Promise ‘Lottie Dot’ written by Patricia Belt
motivate hundreds of Veterans to regain their mobility with physical therapy. Lottie’s 8 years working with high school teens with special needs continues, although not as often. She enjoys reading with them, making the students feel like the best readers in the world! With every visit, Lottie Dot makes miracles happen.
Lottie made a difference in this student’s future in just a few minutes. Lottie and I have been on hundreds of adventures. It only takes her seconds to bond and her natural ability to calm makes her an integral part of the healing process, emotionally or physically. Her work days have lessened but her memories live on. A children’s grief camp, abuse center, or a woman’s prison, each had something in common, they needed Lottie Dot’s unconditional love, acceptance and understanding with a sense of normalcy, without being labeled or judged.
Our first visit to a deaf school, Lottie Dot and I gave a presentation on Dog Safety. It wasn’t until 20 minutes into the program that I told the students Lottie was deaf. They were shocked and kept saying “She doesn’t look it, are you sure?” The students learned something very important about themselves that day. Lottie Dot raised their self-esteem in a way an adult could not.
I continue to get requests almost daily to share my “four-legged healer” but it’s time for her to rest. Lottie Dot has devoted her entire life to others, sharing her beautiful spirit.
Just recently at an elementary school, Lottie taught a child who was severely afraid of dogs that not all dogs are scary. After just a few moments with her, the student was petting and even gave her a hug.
Lottie Dot’s legacy as a distinguished therapy dog continues and I hope one day soon, deaf Dalmatians will be known as part of an amazing culture, not a pitiful defect. Congratulations, Lottie Dot. Job well done!
With support from the Deaf Dalmatian community, I continue to rescue, train, and get certifications for therapy work for these very special spotted dogs.
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Dalmatian Club of Greater Atlanta Specialties 2014
August 22, 2014 Sweepstakes Judge - Ms Joanne Shupp Best in Sweepstakes/Best Junior: CH GAELIC’S HEARTBREAK HOTEL.- Karen & Paul Rowan Best Senior in Sweepstakes: WOODWYND CHESHIRE U HAD ME AT HELLO- Mary-Lynn Jensen PhD & Cheryl Steinmetz. Best Veteran in Sweepstakes/Best Junior Veteran in Sweepstakes: CH SUNNYOAKS READY TO RUMBA- Tom & Michele Wrath Conformation - Mrs. Sharon Lyons Best of Breed/Best Veteran: GCH CH ROYALTY’S SPLASH OF TAYLOR- Walter & Peggy Polaski Winners Bitch/Best of Winners: STARWOOD’S ALEXIS OF DYNASTY- Christian Merz Best of Opposite Sex: GCH CH SPOTTED BLISS OREO DELIGHT- Daniel Brumfield & Kevin Smith Select Dog: CH BAYSIDE N SOUTH ST’S GOOD FORTUNE- Trish Dreby & Karen Moore Select Bitch: GCH CH WOODWYND TWELVE SHARP- Getty Almaguer & Mary Lynn Jensen PhD. Awards of Merit: CH SUNNYOAKS READY TO RUMBA- Tom & Michele Wrath CH ENCHANTED HART DOWN N DIRTY- Linda Stafford & Samantha Stafford Winners Dog :GAELIC’S GRANDPOPS LAST CALL- Tracy Moseley & Karen & Paul Rowan Reserve Winners Dog: OBX WHAT YOU TALKIN ABOUT- Caitlin Sawyer Reserve Winners Bitch: ROCKSTAR’S HAV’N A BLAST- Pamela Fisher August 23, 2014 Sweepstakes Judge - Ms Kelly Rea Best Junior/Best in SweepstakesROCKSTAR’S HAV’N A BLAST- Pamela Fisher Best Senior in Sweepstakes: WOODWYND CHESHIRE U HAD ME AT HELLO- Mary-Lynn Jensen PhD & Cheryl Steinmetz. Best Veteran in Sweepstakes/Best Junior Veteran in Sweepstakes: CH SUNNYOAKS READY TO RUMBA- Tom & Michele Wrath Conformation - Dr. J Charles Garvin Best of Breed: GCH CH SPOTTED BLISS OREO DELIGHT- Daniel Brumfield & Kevin Smith Winners Bitch/ Best of Winners: ROCKSTAR’S CUT’N UP- Pamela Fisher Best of Opposite: GCH CH WOODWYND TWELVE SHARP- Getty Almaguer & Mary Lynn Jensen PhD Select Dog: GCH CH DIAMOND C’YA AT THE FINISHLINE CD- Jeffry Bulger & Susan Bulger Select Bitch: BAYSIDE N SOUTH ST NOT JEST’R AVERAGE NAUTI GIRL- Trish Dreby & Karen Moore Best Veteran/ Award of Merit: GCH CH ROYALTY’S SPLASH OF TAYLOR- Walter & Peggy Polaski Award of Merit: CH SUNNYOAKS READY TO RUMBA- Tom & Michele Wrath Winners Dog :THIDWICK HIGH NOON- Lizabeth L Hancock Reserve Winners Dog: LONDON’S HYDE PARK I1- Michelle Gibbs & Sharron Podleski. Reserve Winners Bitch: STARWOOD’S ALEXIS OF DYNASTY- Christian Merz Best Junior Handler for both Days: Annabella Hines with CH SGT PEPPER’S LONELY HEART OF OBX. -Tammy M Roberts & Annabella Hines
Results and photos submitted by Velvet Cole
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GREATER TWIN CITIES DALMATIAN CLUB
SPECIALTIES
Photos: Sheryl McCormick -http://sherylmccormick.zenfolio.com/
Aug 29, 2014 Conformation Judge: Mr James J Ham WD/BOW: SWEETSPOTS SET FIRE TO REIGN-Elizabeth Zedel RWD: ONSENGELTJE N SPLASH UNEARTHED-Helen Lipinski/Carola Adams WB: CHOCO CHIP HOMETOWN HERO-Rosie Branaman RWB: CHOCO CHIP GONE WITH THE WIND- Rosie Branaman BOB: CH CELTIC’S IMAGINE THAT- Jim & Michelle Boyd & Kelly Roy BOS: CH CENTURION ANTICIPATION CHARMING DALFIELD-Elaine Lindhorst SD: GCH CH JUJU’S BUSY BEING FABULOUS-Toni & Dave Linstedt SB: CH CENTURION OF ANTICIPATION PASSION & FIRE- Jeffrey Bulger & Elaine Lindhorst AOM: CH STERLING WATCHING ME WATCHING YOU-Kathy Groff and John Groff
Aug 30, 2014 Sweeps Judge: Ms. Ronna Hill Best Junior/ Best: KASTLE’S HAPPILY EVER AFTER-Patrick & Diane Baxter Best Veteran: CH GCH HALLMARK FULL THROTTLE ROCKER-David & Martie Welther Conformation Judge: Mr Dana Cline WD/BOW/BOS: SWEETSPOTS SET FIRE TO REIGN-Elizabeth Zedel RWD: CHOCO CHIP SLAM DUNK-Rosie Branaman. WB: KASTLE’S HAPPILY EVER AFTER-Patrick & Diane Baxter RWB: SNOWOOD CRYSTAL BLUE BELLINI-Meg Ispas Hennessey & Cheryl Byland BOB: GCH CH HALLMARK HANSOM INGENUE-Carol & Ed Petit. SD: CH STERLING WATCHING ME WATCHING YOU-Kathy Groff and John Groff SB: CH CENTURION ANTICIPATION CHARMING DALFIELD-Elaine Lindhorst AOM: GCH CH JUJU’S BUSY BEING FABULOUS-Toni & Dave Linstedt
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Photos courtesy of Karen McNamara, Prue Stuhr and Gay Stryker Friday, September 12, 2014
The Judges Susan McCord
2014 Specialties
Saturday, September 13, 2014 Sweepstakes Judge: Peggy Rogan
Peggy Rogan
Cheryl Steinmetz
Sweepstakes Judge: Sue McCord Best Junior/Best in Sweeps - Sidecar Mainways Great Expectations (Eversole/Langevin) Best Senor in Sweeps- Blackthorn & Patch Mtn’s ZEN at Lucas Legend (Eliot-Johnson) Best Junior/Veteran in Sweeps/Best in Sweeps-GCh Blackthorns Flower Power (Langevin/Eversole) Best Senior/ Veteran in Sweeps- GCh–Southern Exposure Abby of Bedlam CDX RE NF AXJ OA CA RD (Garceau/Quinn) Conformation Judge: Cheryl Fales Steinmetz BOB-GCh Canal-Side’s Imperator (Langevin/Masaschi/Masaschi/Battistoni/Little/Eversole) BOS-GCh Riverside’s The Sisters (Baker/Johnson) WD/BOW/BPG1 Planett’s Ancient Mariner (Carter/Kaplan-Barrett) RWD-Planett’s N Shamrock’s Don’t Think Twice (Quinn/Kaplan-Barrett) WB-Paisley All Around Surfer Safari (Essner/Macmillan) RWB-Onsengeltje All Ready (Adams) Veteran Dog- GCh Monarch ‘N Canal-Sides Prophecy (Masaschi/Masaschi) Veteran Bitch-GCh Southern Exposure Abby of Bedlam CDX RE NF AXJ OA CA RD SD-GCh Planett’s Star Reporter (Kaplan-Barrett/Barrett) SB-GCh Blackthorn & PatchMT Thru the Looking Glass (Devlin/Devlin) AOM-Erin’s I’m your Man (Firuski/Lyons/Leyton/Blanchfield) AOM-Ch Dalamaze N Riverside’s Alta Be (Holmes/Holmes/Baker) Stud Dog- GCh Monarch ‘N Canal-Sides Prophecy (Masaschi/Masaschi) Brace:- Onsengeltje N Splash Unearthed (Lipinski/Adams) | Onsengeltje All Ready (Adams)
Vickie Abbott
Best Junior/Best in Sweeps-Sidecar Mainways Great Expectations (Eversole/Langevin) Best Senior in Sweeps-Element N Spotsafire Premiere Dame of NspirD (Garant/Corriveau/Jordan) Best Junior/Veteran in Sweeps-GCh Blackthorn’s Flower Power (Langevin/Eversole) Best Senior/ Veteran Best in Sweeps- GCh–Southern Exposure Abby of Bedlam CDX RE NF AXJ OA CA RD (Garceau/Quinn) Conformation Judge:Vicki Abbott BOB-GCh Planett’s Star Reporter (Kaplan-Barrett/Barrett) BOS- GCh Blackberry N Riverside Perfect Pemigewassett (Stryker/Baker) WD/BOH- Planett’s Ancient Mariner(Carter/Kaplan-Barrett) RWD-Erin ‘N’ JJ’s Royal Courtier (Lyons/Leyton) WB/BOW-Amera’s Pretty As a Picture (McCord) RWB- Element N Spotsafire Premiere Dame of NspirD (Garant/Corriveau) SD-GCh Spotted Bliss Oreo Delight (Brumfield/Smith) SB-GCh Upton & Brooksides Hot Damn Here I am CGC (McNamara/Lajoie/Simpson) AOM-GCh Canal-Side’s Imperator (Langevin/Masaschi/Masaschi/Battistoni/Little/Eversole) AOM-GCh Merry Go Round Coach Master (Carter/Carneiro/Filho) Stud Dog- GCh Monarch ‘N Canal-Sides Prophecy (Masaschi/Masaschi) Brace-Onsengeltje N Splash Unearthed (Lipinski/Adams) | Onsengeltje All Ready (Adams) High scoring Dalmatian in Obedience Friday and Saturday : Fyrehouse N Xanadu Mother Confessor BN RA CAX RATO (Daley) Novice B
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Dalmatians in Need Help our wonderful breed by Fostering or Donating. Every cent helps with caring for & re -homing these wonderful dogs who have been forgotten and tossed away to die. A small contribution to any Rescue organization will help so much. All Dalmatian Rescue organizations accept donations & most have Pay Pal links to accept your contribution. You can help in many other ways too by fostering, transporting, fund raising or training. Check out this listing of our dedicated Rescue organizations & give freely of your time or money to help our precious Dals in need.
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Dalmatian Rescue Organizations Dalmatian Rescue of Colorado
Dalmatian Rescue of Tampa Bay, Inc
Second Chances Dalmatian Rescue
Adopt A Spot Dalmatian Rescue, Inc.
www.dalmatianrescue.org Beth White 970-226-2844 melodee101@gmail.com www.gotspots.org Ohio & Michigan Area Jenny Brock questions@gotspots.org
Dalmatian Rescue of North Texas www.dalpal.com Ann Rutledge 972-250-DALS adoptme@dalpal.com
Willing Hearts Dalmatian Rescue
dalmatianrescue@comcast.net Robbie Lark 610-948-5898 or 610-948-6952 www.whdr.org
Dalmatian Rescue/Pets At Risk www.dalmatianrescue.com www.dalmatianrescue.petfinder.org FLorida Pati Dane305 336-2247 fladalrescue@aol.com
Dalmatian Rescue of Puget Sound
dalmatianrescueofpugetsound.com Washington, Oregon & Idaho Jodie Kelley 360-568-9504 rescue@dalmatianrescueofpugetsound.org
http://dalrescuetampabay.org Susan Weber 727-787-1760 daldoglady@netzero.net
www.adoptaspotdalrescue.com Virginia www.petfinder.com/shelters/VA208.html Debbie Kidd 757-484-2940 adoptaspotdalrescue@cox.net
RockySpot Rescue, Inc.
http://www.rockyspot.com Oklahoma Theresa Monnard 405-699-7358 dals@rockyspot.com
Dal-Savers Dalmatian Rescue, Inc. http://DalRescue.us www.petfinder.com/shelters/WI75.html Wisconsin Diane Springer 414-297-9210 dianespringer@yahoo.com
Spotted Dog Dalmatian Rescue
www.spotteddogdalmatianrescue.org Pennsylvania Ariel O’Brien 717-260-0155 or 717-602-4623 spotteddogrescue@verizon.net
Dalmatian Rescue of SW Virginia www.drswv.com Debi Smith 540-392-6761 debi.smith@drswv.com
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Breeder/ Kennel Listing Smiling Dalmatians
Am/Int/Nat and UKC Champion Dalmatians
Twilight Dalmatians
Karen Whyte AKC Breeder Of Merit
Ann & Rick Campana 203-240-4687
Building on a solid foundation since 1993 Stud service to approved bitches, puppies occasionally Heath Testing according to Dalmatian Club of America recommendations karen@smilingdalmatians.com
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Brookside Dalmatians
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Virginia Z. Simpson 2303 Overbrook Dr. New Windsor, MD 21776 443-293-7477 jina.brookside@gmail.com
Velvet Cole
865 982 6976 Maryville, Tennessee
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Riverside Dalmatians Lee, NH
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PLANETT DALMATIANS
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Barbara Kaplan-Barrett, LSW & Dr. Edward Barrett
Pauline & Helen Masaschi Sandwich, Mass. Canalsidedals@aol.com
Barbkb@aol.com 733-297-0324 AKC Breeders of Merit
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Karen Fatula St. Clairsville, OH karenfatula@gmail.com
SIOBAHN DALMATIANS since 1972
Enchanted Hart Dalmatians Home of the 2013 DCA Best in Futurity Linda Stafford
Jeffrey Gillespie 440-994-9929 Jeffrey-Gillespie@usa.net
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