MARCH 2021
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Welcome Meet our team.... Owners Kristy Roebig & Tracy O’Dea info@k9online.com.au SA Julie Manser julie@tiptreekennels.com.au VIC Kate Lomax arnya37@gmail.com TAS Gail Cullen amarada1@iprimus.com.au NSW Tiarne Tattersall tiarne.tattersall@icloud.com ACT Danielle June daniellejs87@hotmail.com QLD Cristina Fornasier cristina_for@hotmail.com NT Charlene Savy charlene.savy@hotmail.com WA Ashlea Stanton lurikeen@hotmail.com NZ Penny Brooks pennybrooksphotography@outlook.com
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Canine Interest News
Ozy’s Doggy Column RSPCA place ANKC registered breeders in the doghouse with unethical breeders On October 22, 2020, RSPCA NSW announced additional funding will be given by the NSW State Government to their Breeder Compliance Unit addressing animal welfare concerns in the dog breeding industry. Here’s a breakdown of the initiative and how this can affect ANKC registered breeders: • The RSPCA are using advertisements as their method to identity dog breeders • There are 6 RSPCA Inspectors as part of the Breeder Compliance Unit (BCU) • The taskforce was renamed to Breeding Compliance Unit (BCU)
• Proof that your dog’s beddings are changed daily • Proof for the last three years that you treated your dog for worms, fleas, ticks, heartworm, they have been vet checked, vaccinated, brushed/groomed/washed and minor ailments are treated
NOTE: (Please read through the NSW Government Animal Welfare Code of Practice Breeding dogs and cats to see all their guidelines and standards that may affect you.) Dogs NSW has advised ANKC registered breeders to remove their contact numbers from their online advertisements on DOGS NSW’s website and in the Breeder’s Directory in the Magazine showing only their email address due to the audit.
• It is believed that inspections began in December 2020 Polar opposite to commercial puppy farm businesses and backyard breeders, ANKC registered breeders who breed dogs as a hobby, are unfairly targeted by the RSPCA’s BCU inspectors. The following are some conditions, but not limited to, that ANKC registered breeders may be fined for if they are not met when inspected by one of RSPCA’S BCU inspectors:
Dogs NSW is also requesting and relying on written feedback given from its members who have been audited to help supports claims that ANKC registered breeders are unfairly targeted through the audit. That’s all that’s making the headlines this week folks, certainly interesting and difficult times ahead.
• Not having fencing that is 1.8 metres high
It is important everyone sticks together during this difficult time and works together to help stop ANKC registered breeders being unfairly targeted.
• Failure to have your contact details at the front of your property
Stay safe, Ozy
• Failure to have evacuation procedures posted at the front of your property
Information sourced from: • https://www.rspcansw.org.au/blog/media-releases/non-compliant-puppy-factories-targeted-through-new-rspca-nsw-taskforce/ • https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/299803/Breeding-dogsand-cats-code-of-practice.pdf • https://www.dogsnsw.org.au/media/3607/dogs-nsw-statement-on-rspca-breederaudits.pdf • file:///C:/Users/oguzh/Downloads/ACA_Marshall_Dog_Audits_040221.pdf • file:///C:/Users/oguzh/Downloads/ACA_Filmer_Coleman_050221.pdf • file:///C:/Users/oguzh/Downloads/ACA_RSPCA-Dog-Audit.pdf
• Failure to show documentation that your vet agrees to provide an isolation facility if your dog gets a serious disease • Failure to provide an employee manual describing the daily procedures that taken to care for your dog/s
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DOGZONLINE POINTSCORE 2021 RESULTS AS AT 28/2/21 AS PER DOGZ ONLINE PTY LTD WEBSITE.
Show Dog of the Year 2021 Leaderboard - All Breeds - Australia No. 1 - Australian Shepherd Aust Ch Ellagant Covert Surveillance (A Richardson & K McKinnon) (2734) No. 2 - Irish Setter Aust Sup Ch Fantango Red Bull (Mr P Middleton & Ms J Salvestrin) (2053) No. 3 - Bernese Mountain Dog Aust Sup Ch Montreaux Charlie Brown (Monique Dunne & Kerrin Balchin) (1971) No. 4 - Welsh Terrier Am Ch Monaline Lancelot (Imp SERBIA) (Liz Walmsley & Dr R Young) (1844) No. 5 - Fox Terrier (Wire) Aust Ch Graebrook Adrenaline Junkie (Graebrook Kennels) (1810) No. 6 - Cocker Spaniel (American) Aust Sup Ch Azel Moments Like This (Azel Kennels) (1653) No. 7 - Poodle (Standard) Aust Sup Ch Remkyn Diamond Divo By Design (Mrs M Nottle-Justice) (1562) No. 8 - Bearded Collie Aust Sup Ch Edinglen U Had Me At Hello (Michele Lincoln & Julie Lyons) (1551) No. 9 - Keeshond Aust Sup & Can Ch Klompen’s Dancing With Darcy (Imp CAN) (Ms L J Cassidy/ D Finlay) (1517) No. 10 - Golden Retriever Aust Ch Fantango Poker Face (Mr P Middleton & Ms J Salvestrin) (1483)
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Leader board – All Breeds - State All Breeds – Queensland No. 1 - Bearded Collie Aust Sup Ch Edinglen U Had Me At Hello (Michele Lincoln & Julie Lyons) (1397) All Breeds - New South Wales No. 1 - Irish Setter Aust Sup Ch Fantango Red Bull (Mr P Middleton & Ms J Salvestrin) (2053) All Breeds - Victoria No. 1 - Australian Shepherd Aust Ch Ellagant Covert Surveillance (A Richardson & K McKinnon) (2362) All Breeds - Tasmania No. 1 - Weimaraner Aust Ch Arnhill Standing Room Only (AI) (J Turner) (1299) All Breeds - South Australia No. 1 - Cocker Spaniel (American) Aust Sup Ch Azel Moments Like This (Azel Kennels) (1653) All Breeds - Western Australia No. 1 - Welsh Terrier Am Ch Monaline Lancelot (Imp SERBIA) (Liz Walmsley & Dr R Young) (1844) All Breeds - Northern Territory No. 1 - Bull Terrier Aust Ch Maolmhin Azerbaijan (Sandy Irlam & Diane Cuthbert) (93)
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Rising Star of the Year 2021 Rising Star Leader board - All Breeds - Australia
No. 1 - Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) Aust Ch Voncronan Diamond Desire @ Skyeway (Kylie Tilley & Tina Sunman) (433) No. 2 - West Highland White Terrier Macbraedly Hocus Pocus (Mrs L K Brown) (405) No. 3 - Lhasa Apso Amesen Skyfall (AI) (Amesen Kennels) (385) No. 4 - Samoyed Auramist Enchanted Eclipse (AI) (Bailey Campbell) (360) No. 5 - Samoyed Aust Ch Lunasea Nothing Holdin Me Back (AI) (Ying Chen (Helen)) (325) No. 6 - British Bulldog Britishextra the Irishman (C & H Smith / G Edmunds) (305) No. 7 - German Shorthaired Pointer Acewild Oh Pretty Woman (Maree & Jade Pledger) (300) No. 8 - Cocker Spaniel (American) Boxcrest Absolute Vision (Rebecca Pandelis & Ellen Gordon-Pandelis) (290) No. 9 - Australian Kelpie Southspirit Brilliant Brook (AI) (Miriam Schiller) (275) No. 10 - White Swiss Shepherd Dog Aust Ch Eishund Blonde By Design (Angela Sneddon) (240)
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Rising Star Leader board – All Breeds - State All Breeds – Queensland No. 1 - Dalmatian Varewell Black Orchid (Dr Julie Beeby) (75) All Breeds - New South Wales No. 1 - Samoyed Auramist Enchanted Eclipse (AI) (Bailey Campbell) (360) All Breeds - Victoria No. 1 - Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Matmor Pomp and Circumstance (AI) (Mathew Morse & Will Henderson) (146) All Breeds - Tasmania No. 1 - German Shorthaired Pointer Acewild Oh Pretty Woman (Maree & Jade Pledger) (300) All Breeds - South Australia No. 1 - Lhasa Apso Amesen Skyfall (AI) (Amesen Kennels) (385) All Breeds - Western Australia No. 1 - Lakeland Terrier Kineta Serendipity (Eva Fekete) (230) All Breeds - Australian Capital Territory No. 1 - Dachshund (Miniature Long Haired) Dachchimac Mother of Dragons (L K Stevens) (45) All Breeds - Northern Territory No. 1’s Dachshund (Wire Haired) Idylewins Terrific Treacle (Melissa MC Purich) (25) Rottweiler - Emzacily Disorderly Conduct (Sarah Gordon) (25) Shih Tzu - Killilan The Courts In Session (M Capell) (25)
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Neuter of the Year 2021 Neuter Leader board - All Breeds - Australia No. 1 - Samoyed Aust Sup & Neut Ch Airebis What Dreams R Made Of (Kellie / Judy & Graham Hughes) (216) No. 2 - Australian Shepherd Aust Gr & Neut Ch Sutter So Bedazzled (Imp NZ) (K Davis) (166) No. 3 - Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) Aust Neut Gr Ch Reynosa Diamond Chip (Miriam Schiller) (150) No. 4 - Finnish Lapphund Aust Gr Ch Orical Juhaofarcadia (AI) ET WPD (L Mills & T Richardson) (139) No. 5 - Brittany Aust Gr & Neut Ch Tobenlee Moves Like Jagger CD RA JD ET JC (Samantha Ibbott-Cordi) (138) No. 6 - Pug Aust Neut Ch Kangala Kung Fu Kevin (Kerry Cannon & Greg Lamb) (116) No. 7 - Basenji Aust Sup & Neut Ch Tamsala Plymouth Roadrunner (AI) (Heather A Budd) (108) No. 8 - Italian Greyhound Aust Neut Ch Kosmos Heart of Eternity (Mrs C Flattum & Miss A Divola) (104) No. 9 - Lhasa Apso Aust Gr & Neut Ch Zaland Let Your Hair Hang Down (Melissa O’Brien) (102) No. 10 - Italian Greyhound Aust Neut Ch Wondoan Wheres Wellesley (Barad Kennels) (98)
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New South Wales News Column
New South Wales News Tiarne Tattersall New South Wales Columnist Email: tiarne.tattersall@icloud.com It’s been a busy month in NSW with shows starting to come back 30.1.21 Wollongong ’Take Me To The Beach’
Aust Ch Gameguard Innuendo (Ai) 13.2.21 Dogs NSW Fundraising Show
BEST IN SHOW x2
Irish Setter Aust Sup Ch Fantango Red Bull
BEST IN SHOW at both shows went to Poodle standard Am Ch Piedmont’s High Roller (IMP USA)
RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW x2
Bullmastiff
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RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW Irish Setter
Aust Sup Ch Fantango Red Bull Golden Retriever Aust Ch Fantango Poker Face 20.2.21 Maitland Ag Show BEST IN SHOW
RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW Golden Retriever Aust Ch Fantango Poker Face
Congratulations to Taylah Rattray for winning 2x RUNNER -UP BEST IN SHOW
Australian Shepherd Aust Ch Blueamble The Dark Apprentice 21.2.21 At the Australia Day Show with the English Springer Spaniel ‘ICE’ and to Junior Handler Aimee Meager for winning BEST EXHIBIT IN GROUP with the border collie ‘Motto’ and RUNNER-UP IN GROUP with the Borzoi ‘Broker’
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Queensland News Column
Queensland News Cristina Fornasier Queensland Columnist Email: Cristina_for@hotmail.com Phone: 0418 219 071 Welcome 2021 show season starting sparsely but hopefully we shall be back in full swing now that Covid Restrictions have eased, but please be mindful of keeping up with the basic requirements so a repeat of no shows in 2020 is repeated. I for one have missed catching up socially with so many people.
19th of February was the big announcement of the 6 positions vacant on the board being filled after a month of voting from Queensland Members. Successful in their nominations are: Carolyn Pearen Carolyn Ryan Mandy Schelbach David Weil Netta Bainbridge Vicki Schneider Welcome onto the Board of Directors along with those still in residence. Ulla Greenwood, Barbara Murfet, Patrice Johansen, Margaret Norton, Chris Woodrow Sharron Taylor. Thank you to those that have served out their terms and are not returning at this stage to the Board, your contribution to our hobby is greatly appreciated.
As this is Queensland’s first column for the year a little catch up on what’s been happening so far is in order. Zone One held their annual Festive Fiesta from the 29th to the 31st – many made the trip to Durack to enjoy
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the 6 championship shows on offer. The shows used the 1 – 4 system helping to have the shows run quickly for the large entry for each show. Zone Three - Atherton Tableland Kennel Club Inc held their 3 championship shows with the first starting on New Year Eve – due to torrential rain in Cairns a quick meeting with host club saw the rings and canteen moved over to an undercover area within the Show Grounds (thank you to Cairns Show Committee for allowing the undercover area to be used and to DQ for the late change of venue area) The three shows ran smoothly, seeing a range of winners.
Congratulations to the small committee of Atherton for their hard work in getting Zone Three up and running for the year.
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February has now seen Zone 2 start their season with many attending Maryborough Kennel Club for their two shows – the great committee kept everyone informed in the lead up from camping to the vendors available for the weekend.
More photo’s from the weekend can be found at Alicia Creative https://www.aliciacreative.com.au/site/maryborough-kennel-club?access=public
This great communication helped the organisers run their shows with ease and from the live feeds and photos, everyone had a good time and enjoyed what was on offer.
An amazing weekend at the Maryborough Shows. Master Granger aka MBIS Supreme Ch Cordmaker Giro Giro Tondo won Best In Show. Not to be outdone granddaughter Jorja showed Miss Saffi aka MBIS Supreme Ch Cordmaker Mellow Yellow and won Best Neuter In Show Thank you to our judge Mrs H Weil.on Sunday Granger went Reserve in Group to his girlfriend Olivia and Jorja and Saffi won another Neuter in Group under Mrs L Roebog. Thankyou to the great committee. Once again super company with lots of laughs ~ Kim Stone
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The breed clubs ran many Open shows on the 20th February with exhibitors looking forward to being at shows amongst their own.
- Beagle Club of Queensland - Chihuahua Club of Queensland - Qld Afghan Hound Association - Queensland Sighthound Association - Rottweiler Club of Queensland - Sporting Terrier Club of Queensland - Whippet Club of Queensland
As part of our COVID requirements, Don’t forget to register yourself (and spectators) as you complete your entries in Show Manager. If you wish to attend as a spectator only, please register by emailing admin@caboolturedogobedience.com.au with your name, suburb, email and phone number. Only those who have pre-registered will be permitted on the grounds.
Finishing off shows for February will be the Gundog and Heavy Breeds Club of Qld on the 27th. Then here comes March with shows ramping up to get our show season really underway. Shows to chose from in all zones, with so many having young dogs that have not seen the ring or very little of it, it will be a welcome challenging time.
Big show cluster’s are of course being held over the Easter weekend beginning of April for those not heading off to the Sydney Royal. Bundaberg Canine Club will hold their annual Easter weekend with 4 Championship show and an open show along with the Central Queensland Toy Dog Club holding their championship show in conjunction with Bundaberg CC. Heading up the top half of Queensland at Easter and there is a 6 Championship show cluster being conducted by Ingham Kennel & Obedience Club and Cloncurry & District Canine Club. All six shows will be held at the Ingham Showground which offers large area for camping and a canteen which aims to please (Rhonda’s famous cherry blossoms and lattice cheesecake slices) Caboolture Sports Dog Obedience Club A reminder that entries are closing soon for the Caboolture Sports Dog Obedience Double Rally and Double Obedience Club’s Trials to be held on 6th of March.
Cairns City Kennel Club On the 31st January the Cairns City Kennel Club held a special ceremony to celebrate Ley James’ 35 years as president of the Club. Gordon Mayne, incoming president, led the tributes to Ley’s outstanding contribution. In recognition of the Ley’s incredible contribution, Councillor Amy Eden official named the CCKC grounds to the Ley James Canine Arena. Glenn Best, CCKC Senior Vice-President and Ian Allen, president of the Cairns Show Association shared the
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ge of judge due to unforeseen circumstance, with hard work the committee have secured another SA Judge to cover the weekend. Wendy Baker (SA) is unable to judge these shows on the 20th and 21st March, Ms S Foster (SA) will be our replacement judge. Please note the new schedule it has also been updated in Show Manager – so hopefully you have got your entries in for a top weekend hosted by a fantastic small club.
vast history of Ley’s input into the construction of the club’s buildings and infrastructure. They both acknowledged his incredible contribution to
the Cairns community. From Heidi Thomas The Gladstone Kennel Club Inc. Attention Exhibitors! One of our very generous senior club members, who has retired from active showing, but was always a regular local exhibitor and still offers to help at shows, has donated some extra prize money to be used for our Baby Puppy and Puppy Sweepstakes class for the Saturday 20/3/21 AM show!! $50 for both classes is on offer, so get your entries in for the chance to win this wonderful prize. This amazing club member wants to thank those who continue to show faith in our local club and to those who continue to keep breeding, caring for and exhibiting our beloved Purebreds. GKC say a huge thank you. Staying on Gladstone – please note there is a chan-
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Now onto a great breed promotion arranged by Kathryn Winton who generously attended The Sunshine Ladies day with her Belgian’s. Promoting pedigree purebred dogs in the community. 10 year old Merlin and 6 month old Pepper, our homebred Belgian Shepherd Tervuerens, visited the Redbank Gardens Aged Care Centre on the 12th February for a presentation (enrichment experience) for the residents. Not sure how much of the presentation words will be retained by the residents, but they sure will remember
how polite, friendly and well mannered the dogs were. It was young Pepper’s first outing as part of our Mirribandi Belgian Shepherd promotions team, and she exceeded expectations with her soundness and stability in this environment so very different to home. Tears of happiness were shed by resident dog lovers no longer able to have a pet to themselves.
puppy and she would be called Pepper. So this morning Mum and Dad arrived early to take procession of “Pepper” after a training session so they can keep up with basic obedience until they can join in puppy pre school and then obedience they headed back to Brisbane. Make-AWish Foundation had organised for the presentation to be done at midday with Luke knowing nothing.
Merlin and Pepper will indeed go back to see their new friends
As you can see from the photos it looks like Pepper and Luke will be good mates. Luke is in remission so have many, many,
~ Kathryn Winton
Sharen Widderick-Bell also showed what a conscientious breeder of Beagle she is when she posted the following lovely story – with her permission it has been added to this column. Some days as a breeder are just more special than others and sometimes a ribbon just doesn’t do it, today has melted
years of enjoyment with Pepper. ~ Sharen Widderick-Bell
Paula Morton answered the call for articles for this column and has provided the following with and educational piece on Silver Poodles
my heart and brought me to tears. So today was a very special day for a special boy, through Make-A-Wish foundation. Make -A-Wish contacted me some weeks ago and asked if I had a special puppy for a special boy. Many that know me well and those that have brought puppies or adults from me know that it’s not an easy ride you go through the third degree and this was no different. Everything had to be right from my side of things and also for the puppy after lots of conversations and a special meeting with Mum, grandmar and Luke who still had no idea, he thought he was just meeting beagle puppies and adults to see if a Beagle was going to be right for him and the family. After his visit he commented that he would love a girl beagle
Silver Poodles Most people do not even know that silver poodles exist! In Europe and the USA they are termed grey. They are in higher numbers in those countries then here in Australia, so are more accepted and recognised as part of the poodle group. Unlike the usual poodle colours of black, white, and brown which are the most common colours seen around the community as pets and in the show or sports arena, there are also the other rare colours silver, apricot, and
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blue. These colours are all allowed to be shown, however very difficult to breed and for the apricot very few show breeders delve into this colour as difficult to breed related to limited available lines. This colour also carry a particular gene that often causes poor skin pigment and colour dilution making them fade. At birth they will be very dark but as they age gradually fade out to cream or white with sprinkling of light orange in the coat, or a very pale apricot verging to beige. Brown is behind the apricot so they also can be born very dark brown, and then fade to various lighter shades as they age. Silver and blue poodles are indeed unique not only is there no DNA colour marker to identify which parent will produce these colours. Both are born jet black and breeders identify them by tiny strands of grey/ silver paw pad hair. Some puppies have strong thick paw hair others only one or two strands.
It is very desirable to have any poodle irrespective of colour be of a good quality in conformation, temperament and health. Silver poodles can be seen in all three varieties with some variance in their coat colours from platinum, to steel, through to gun metal. Silvers have a softer temperament to the other colours why this is we don’t know, but with good handling and confidence building as pups they develop well. In Australia there are many more toy silver breeders, then miniature or standards. This makes ongoing breeding difficult as to continue silver lines they must be bred silver to silver or a white who may be known to carry the silver gene. ~ Paula Morgan
Show Results Michelle Hickey’s Great Dane ~ Riesenhalft It’s In His Kiss with limited showing has made an impression thus far in his young life
As these pups age around 6 to 7 weeks breeders shave the face, feet and neck and the skin hair is very obviously silver, or in the blues it can be like a faded black or a very dark gun metal colour and the coat has a tendency to reflect a brownish tinge in sunlight. By 5 months you start to see further fading and blending of more silver hair throughout the puppies black coat, most silvers or blues are completely transitioned into their adult colour by 2 to 3 yrs. If a silver poodle is injured through accident leaving an open wound, ant bites, chewing of leg or surgery the affected area new hair grows through jet black and takes some months to grow out as silver again. Sometimes it never reverts back especially where it is from surgery. They also darken in patches of their coat as new wool growth occurs, if your silver is in full show coat and being trimmed regularly, the new growth called guard hairs come through black so the dogs coat has a shadowy effect. The blues look like dull blacks and are not as susceptible to the same issues as the silvers are. Once they reach their final coat change it is very navy blue, hard to pick for the inexperienced eye.
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All Dog Sports Spectacular 25/1/2021 Puppy In Show Mr J Myer and Miss C Pearson GS Conformation Judges Committee 30/1/2021 Puppy In Show Miss M Starkey (Group) & Miss S Phillips (GS) Festive Fiesta 30/12/2020 Group 4 Puppy In Group Mrs C Donaldson (as pictured)
Cristina Fornasier’s Whippet ~ Mychaka Shaken Not Stirred Limit showing due to location (3 shows)
Interested in Sledding Many clubs are utilising the great service of Show Manager to sell their raffle tickets, it certainly makes it easier for those wishing to purchase where in a lot of cases it just wouldn’t be possible to do so. Remember you have to be in it to win it – take myself for example when I purchased tickets through show manager and won first prize of an exercise pen.
3 x Baby Puppy In Group 1 x Reserve Baby In Show. (Pictured here at 5 ½ months) Afghan Hound Club Qld 2 x Open Shows 20/2/2021 Mrs.T Dennis Qld Mrs. J Costelloe Qld
Now don’t forget if you wish for a mention in this column whether it be your own, a club / group please just contact me by email or private message on Facebook and I’ll certainly add to the column instead of me having to stalk your pages :) Take care all and stay safe. Cristina Fornasier
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Two OPEN shows held February 20th, 2021 Durack, Queensland
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Photography by Stephen Uebel
Open Show 1 Judge: Mrs T. Dennis (Qld) Open Show 2 Judge: Mrs J. Costello (Qld)
Compiled by Cristina Fornasier
Photography by Stephen Uebel
Whippet Club of Queensland full results and
upcoming Events can be found on their Facebook page or their website http://whippetclubqld.com/ Huge Thank you to our Sponsors and workers
Sporting Terrier Club of Qld 20th Febuary 2021
Open Show Mrs M Hobson (Qld) Best In Show
Runner Up Best In Show
West Highland Whtie Terrier Chancelot Smokin Aces
Staffordshire Bull Terrier Sookalott Work of Art
Puppy In Show
Junior In Show
Staffordshire Bull Terrier Kypajuka Wot Tha
Bull Terier (Mini) Mcboxa Khatiti Navi
Neuter In Show (Open and Champ Shows)
Staffordshire Bull Terrier Ch Neuter Ch Urbanwater Cherry Bomb
Sporting Terrier Club of Qld 20th Febuary 2021
Championship Show Mrs P Brown (Qld) Best In Show
Runner Up Best In Show
Staffordshire Bull Terier Sup Ch Kabere Money Where Ya Mouth Iz
Bull Terrier Yandomir Penelope Pitstop
Baby Puppy In Show
Puppy In Show
Scottish Terrier Upyrkilt Look At Me Now (AI)
Fox Terrier Firezan Message In A Bottle
Junior In Show
Australian Bred In Show
West Highland White Juscot Follow That Dream To Whitebriar (Imp NZ)
Austraian Terrier Aronaw Forbidden Fruit
New Zealand
Well a busy Feb in NZ with lots of show and great weather.
Last weekend in Jan was the Hibiscus Coast KA shows. BIS at Show 1 (D Brown) was the Aussie Shepherd NZ Ch Ukulunga Tactical Moves (D Falconer) with the Pembroke Ch Dwynella She’s All I’ve Got (C Ewing/S Greer) RBIS. Show 2 (J Brownlie) BIS was the Dobe Martyn Cotton Candy Kisses (Slade) with the Pom Ch Tepampas Felix at Pomkin (G Landon) RBIS. Purina Pro Plan Auck Exhibition Centre Show 1 BIS (K Hardwick) was the Border Terrier (Ch Mossrose Rob Roy at Moonridge (McArthur/ Logan) with the Pembroke from above RBIS. Show 2 (D Clark) was the Dalmation Ch Christabo Street Hustler (Peck/McKandry/Greer) BIS with the Border terrier from above RBIS.
6/7th Feb was Gore in the South with the am show BIS (L Chalmers) the ESS Au/NZ Sup Ch Peasblossom Poet (Imp UK) (Trainor) and the Min Pin Ch Panache Candle in the Wind (Robertson) RBIS.
Show 2 (J McErlane) BIS was the Std Poodle CH KATEISHA MAKING WAVES (Frazer/Smith/Stanton) with the Aussie Shepherd from earlier RBIS. Puppy in Show was the Border Collie BASARA DONT LOOK BACK AT ROSSHIRE (Ross/McIntosh)
Back down south on the 20/22nd Feb for Ashburton KA shows. Show 1 (S Prebble) BIS I don’t have results for, but RBIS was the Lhasa Amahl Social Distance (Ancel/Nash) from the Puppy class.
Show 2 (G Jeannes) no results are available for.
Panache also picked up a couple of groups down there.
The PM show (K McIntyre) BIS was also the ESS with the Soft Coated Wheaten CH ROLLESBY BORN TO BE A BABE (A Ottley) RBIS.
Show 3 (L Harris) BIS was the hat trick for the ESS with the Bouvier AM & NZ CH BON IDEE'S QAUGHT YOU LOOKIN' AT BOUVPILOT (IMP-USA) (Lawrence/Motta) RBIS. Junior in Show & BIG was the Pug Ch Asay Aces High
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That same weekend in the North was Horowhenua KA BIS (C Cederman) was the Lakeland AUST CH QPARTY VAN FOLINY HOME (IMP-BLG) (Styles/ Bowie/Morton-Styles) with the Porty NZ CH UPTREND ONLY NEED ONE SHOT (IMP-AUST) AI (Sandford/Beaman) RBIS
The month finished off with a lot of drama. Central Hawkes Bay KA shows were the 27/28th Feb. Fantastic large entry with 2 shows Saturday, Show 1 (C Graham) gave BIS to the Bichon, JCH Serbia, Montenegro, Romania, Bulgaria, NZ Ch Yanviol Eiko ( Imp Belarus) (Batiste)
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