The Waterlog February 2013

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the Waterlog OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE PORTUGUESE WATER DOG CLUB OF CANADA

Membership Renewals now due New on pwdcc.org Waterlog Review Cover Pup Results of the PWDCC Regional Specialty Board for 2013/2014 Sniffing across the country Portuguese Congress ROM Awards New PRA Board Minutes Pupography Upcoming Events PWDCC Rescue New Members Shopping

Cover: Best in Specialty, GrCh Claircreek Dolce Cordelia, handled by Edgar Rojas, bred and owned

by Donna Gottdenker. Cordelia ended up top PWD in 2012 and number 14 All Breed.

New on pwdcc.org Now you can email the entire board with comments, concerns and suggestions. Just go to www.pwdcc.org/PWDCC/index.php/ officers and click on the link Email the Board under the Board of Directors list.

Waterlog Review We are interested in your ideas to improve the content of the Waterlog.

What articles would you like to see?

More about training, performance sports, nutrition, dog park etiquette, cover ideas, contests? Please use the Email the Board link to share your ideas and send by March 31st.

Thank you!

News Flash

Matisse wins PWDGC Specialty and Best in Show at the

International Kennel Club of Chicago Show Feb 23, 2012, beating out more than 1500 dogs, his 5th BIS this year! Look for this boy to break all records for PWDs in the US! Matisse, Am GrCh/Can Ch Claircreek Impression de Matisse, is owned by Milan Lint, Peggy Helming and Donna Gottdenker, his breeder, a long-time PWDCC member.

Time to renew your PWDCC membership for 2013.

This will be your last Waterlog if you haven’t renewed and your membership will lapse April 1st.

To renew log onto pwdcc.org and click the membership button. If your information hasn’t changed, just sign your name on the form and enclose your payment, cheque, VISA or Mastercard, or use the

Cover Pup This is Keeva Bay's Fifty Shades, his call name is Christian. He wants to be a stud dog just like his papa Dillon. He is owned and loved by Sharon Lapstra and Patti McDonald. He resides with his momma Chili and Roy, the family Havanese.

Sharon lives in St. Clements and Patti lives in Waterloo Ontario.

PayPal option. Just remember if you use PayPal please fill in the membership form and send it to Pat Vokes.

Mail your form to Pat Vokes, PWDCC Treasurer, 24 Kinsley Street, Nobleton ON L0G 1N0, or contact her by phone at 905 859-6452 or by email at pat@pwdcc.org

Breeders

Time to renew your Breeder

Program participation. This program supports PWDCC Rescue and gives you the opportunity to promote your ethical breeding practises, a win-win for PWDs! The forms are on www.pwdcc.org from the home page click the membership button.

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ThePresident’sLetter Greetings to All and Happy New Year!

2013 has ushered in some changes on the Board of our national breed club. Herb and Mari Szauerzopf resigned as President and Rescue Co-ordinator, as well as Henri Berube, Ontario Director. On behalf of our membership, I would like to thank Herb, Mari and Henri for all of their hard work over the past years. The new Board slate is listed below with contact information.

The new Executive has already started to get things rolling. Lots of new ideas are being put forth regarding how to increase our membership voice to the Board.

Planning for the National Specialty in 2014 has begun, as well as planning for the 2013 water training and trial season.

We are asking our membership across the country to actively support our rescue program by donating their time and resources in the event that a member of our beloved breed requires rescue services. More details about our new rescue model will follow in subsequent Waterlogs. Lorraine Wilson is our new Rescue Co-ordinator and we are grateful that Lorraine has agreed to take on this important responsibility.

Roslyn continues to design and co-ordinate the publication of the Waterlog. She will be joined by Mike Collins as the New Waterlog Editor in May, 2013 once he retires. Deirdre Hall has taken on the role of our Breeder Program Co-ordinator. Member breeders can send their litter postings to Deirdre with appropriate documentation. Her contact information is below. Thank you Cindy Berube for fulfilling this role over the years.

I would like to thank our new Board members for their energy, enthusiasm and commitment to our wonderful breed. We welcome feedback and input from our membership about any issue that is of concern to you.

We’ve created a group email to the board on the Officers Contact page. And, you can still email individually any officer, board member or program coordinator from this page.

We’re looking for your ideas to improve the Waterlog content, to make it more relevant, so please let us know your thoughts.

Here’s to a successful and productive 2013!

Sharon Lapstra MSW, President Portuguese Water Dog Club of Canada February 2013

PWDCC Board of Directors and Officers effective January 1, 2013 President and Director Sharon Lapstra St.Clements, Ontario sharon@pwdcc.org

Treasurer and Director Pat Vokes Nobleton, Ontario pat@pwdcc.org

Secretary and Director Kathy Dick Bolton, Ontario kathy@pwdcc.org

Directors

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Jennifer Byers Montreal, Quebec jennifer@pwdcc.org

Andy Gamache Morinville, Alberta andy@pwdcc.org Michelle Jackson Barrie, Ontario michelle@pwdcc.org Mavis McClintock Duncan, British Columbia mavis@pwdcc.org

Glenda Newton Hudson, Quebec glenda@pwdcc.org Rescue Coordinator Lorraine Wilson lorraine@pwdcc.org Breeder Contact Deirdre Hall deirdre@pwdcc.org

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Results of PWDCC Regional Specialty at Elora Gorge KC Shows Best Of Breed Ch Claircreek Dolce Cordelia Owner: Donna Gottdenker Best Of Opposite Sex Ch Hi Seas Dr. Romeo Macduff Owner: Glenda Newton Best Of Winners, Winners Bitch, Best Puppy In Breed Ondulado Baby Your A Firework Owner: Catherine Sockett

December 29, 2012

Left: Judge Virginia Lyne going over Drewsar Sea Serenade, handled by Sara Szauerzopf.

Middle: The final line-up, Edgar Rojas with Ch Claircreek Dolce Cordelia, Emily Burdon with Ch Hi Seas Dr. Romeo McDuff, Lorraine Wilson with Ondulado Baby Your A Firework, Sara Szauerzopf with Ch Drewsar N Shizel Talkofthetown.

Below: The final go round.

Award Of Merit Ch Drewsar N Shizel Talkofthetown Owner: Mari and Sara Szauerzopf Winners Dog Drewsar Sea Serenade Owner: Mari and Sara Szauerzopf, O Kochsheyeva, E. Castillo Reserve Winners Dog Skipnstone Living Life To The Max Owner: Charlotte Etue and Lawrie Eubank

Our thanks to John Robson for permission to print his candid photography at the Elora Specialty.

Best Veteran, Veteran Male Ch OTCh Aliana's Sonho Do Menino Novo Owner: Henri Berube Reserve Winners Bitch Keeva Bay's Rumor Has It Owner: Sharon Lapstra and Tara Cooper-Leith Best Baby Puppy Keeva Bay's Into the Mystic Owner: Sharon Lapstra and Tara Cooper-Leith Classes Senior Puppy Dog Skipnstone Living Life to the Max Owner: Charlotte Etue and Lawrie Eubank Bred by Exhibitor Dog Drewsar Sea Serenade Owner: Mari and Sara Szauerzopf, O Kochsheyeva, E. Castillo Veteran Dog OTCH Ch Aliana's Sonho Do Menino Novo, AgNJ Owner: Henri Berube 3-6 mo Puppy Bitches 1 Keevabay's Into The Mystic Owner: Sharon Lapstra and Tara Cooper-Leith 2 Ondulado's Splash Works Molly Owner: Michelle Jackson and Catherine Sockett Junior Puppy Bitch Ondulado Baby Your A Firework Owner: Catherine Sockett Senior Puppy Bitch 1 Keeva Bay's Rumor Has It Owner: Sharon Lapstra and Tara Cooper-Leith 2 Claircreek Victoria De Teremka Owner: Carlyle Lochan 3 Skipnstone's Flaming Sambuca Owner: Charlotte Etue and Lawrence Eubank Open Bitch BigBay Follow The Sun Owner: Lorraine Wilson

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Judge Virginia Lyne

Romeo with Emily Burdon, owned by Glenda Newton.

Becca Levy showing BigBay Ace of Hearts "Ace" in Juniors.

The line up for Winners Bitch, from the left: Lorraine Wilson, Brawna Levy and Tar Cooper-Leith.

Best Of Winners, Winners Bitch, Best Puppy In Breed, Ondulado Baby Your A Firework, owned by Catherine Sockett, shown by Lorraine Wilson.

Joey Issa, 11 years old with Flower, Ch Lunanova Maias Flor da Lavanda, AWD CGN, earning first place in the Intermediate Novice class, only his third time in the ring!

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Best Baby Puppy, Keeva Bay's Into the Mystic, shown by Tara Cooper-Leith

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Results of PWDCC Regional Specialty at Elora Gorge KC Shows

December 29, 2012

The final line up, Romeo in front.

In the final cut, Ch BigBay Mister Sirius Black, owned by Mary and John Yuan.

Best Veteran, OTCH CH Aliana's Sonho Do Menino Novo, AgNJ, owned by Henri Berube, shown by Sara Szauerzopf.

In the final cut, Can/Am Ch Seabury’s Goodby Ruby Tuesday, AOM, CGN, R-CAC, owned by Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown.

In the final cut, Can/Am Ch Seabury’s Marrakesh Express, owned by Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown.

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Reserve Winners Bitch, Keeva Bay’s Rumor Has It. Owned by Sharon Lapstra and Tara Cooper-Leith, shown by Tara.

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BRANCH News Coming up for 2012 All PWDCOntario Events are open to non-members, let your friends with PWDs know they’re welcome!

Friday-Sunday August 23-25, 2012

Water Trials Location Laurel Creek Conservation Authority 625 Westmount Road, Waterloo ON, M2J 3Z4, www.grandriver.ca

Sunday May 5, 2013

Land Training Water Workshop Location Richmond Green Sports Centre & Park

Don’t miss out on our friendly trials. A fun way to spend time with your PWD, earn a title or just come out to help with the trial, and see our dogs doing what they were born to do!

1300 Elgin Mills Road East, Richmond Hill, L4S 1M5

Sunday September 15, 2013

This workshop is aimed at people who have little or no experi-

Fun Day

ence with Water Work, and those who want to play safely with their PWD in and around the water. It will focus on basic skills that dog/handler teams need for the beginning level exercises at Water Trials. These skills are useful for you and your dog to have around the water, even if you never enter a trial.

Sunday June 9, 2013

Beginners’ Water Camp Location Laurel Creek Conservation Authority 625 Westmount Road, Waterloo ON, M2J 3Z4, www.grandriver.ca

Location Stouffville area in York Region Fun Day will include play time in a lake! Games, water work demo, picnic and more.

Contact Lorraine Wilson for more information on all these events, lorraine@pwdcc.org, 905 773-1123 Check the club website www.pwdcc.org/Events for registration and waiver forms. Limited registration, so please register early to avoid disappointment.

More events to be announced.

Put into practice all you’ve learned from the Land Water Workshop for the Junior and Apprentice levels. You will get hands-on assistance with your training. If you couldn’t make it to the Workshop, we’ll be happy to meet you now and if you’ve never experienced the joy of seeing a PWD’s frolicking together in and out of the water, you are in for a real treat.

There is nothing quite like it.

Sundays July 21, 28 and August 18th

More Water Training Days Details to come on www.pwdcc.org/Events

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THE NEW PWDCC BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS FOR 2013-2014 PWDCC Board President Sharon Lapstra St. Clements, Ontario Secretary Kathy Dick Bolton, Ontario Treasurer Pat Vokes Nobleton, Ontario Directors Jennifer Byers Montreal, Quebec Andy Gamache Morinville, Alberta Michelle Jackson Barrie, Ontario Mavis McClintock Duncan, British Columbia Glenda Newton Hudson Quebec

Jennifer Byers I am a part time nurse and passionate about my dogs. As a child I loved dogs and when I finally acquired my first dog, a Pointer my allergies forced me to place him, this was a very painful experience. In the early 90’s, I saw a picture of a Portuguese Water Dog on the cover of the Dogs Annual and discovered “a non-shedding hypo-allergic dog”. Further investigation lead me to Beverly Jorgensen of Sun Joy Kennel in Connecticut where I felt in love with

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Gracie (Sun Joy’s Goodness Gracious), my first Portuguese Water Dog. I did not realize this would be the beginning of an exciting adventure. Gracie’s first litter in the spring of 1996 produced seven puppies and as one of my favourite movies was an Italian classic called “Seven Beauties” the combination of both inspired the use of Sevenbeauty as my kennel name. In this first litter was George, (BIS Am Can Ch. Sevenbeauty George) my first show dog. At that time I met the handler Danik Dancause, and together with George, we formed an exciting team winning the first all breed Best In Show for a Canadian bred Portuguese Water Dog.

Kathy Dick I am married to Ken, we have two children, Samantha (5) and Stephen (16m), and two exceptional PWD’s both from the same breeder: Belouro Kennels, Poco (8) and Areia (5). My family’s history is Portuguese. I offer my love of dogs and the breed. I am able to relate to the majority of the club’s members as a pet owner, but I also have an interest in working and other sports.

With the support of my family, our dogs have achieved the following: 2 Junior, 2 Apprentice, 2 CGN’s. Poco has a ribbon from the first Wet Dog Conformation Show and Areia has a bronze medal and 3 of 4 legs in Disc Dog, she is also an MBIS GCH.

I want to help all PWD owners, old and new, to be able to enjoy the benefits and knowledge that this organization has to offer.

Andy Gamache My wife and I received our first porty in 1999. Fraser was an improper coat and a great intro to the breed. We started agility as we needed a job for all the energy he had. We currently have three portys in our home. Calla is 12.5 years old and thinks she is still a puppy. She is always ready to go but not too early as she needs her sleep in time. Max, her son, is now 8. Max is the first Canadian born PWD to obtain the CKC AG.M. Ch title. He is a lot of fun to have on the agility course and we enjoy water work as well. Both Max and Calla over the last several years have been the number one or two top CKC agility dogs in Canada.

Paws is Max’s daughter and is now 4.

She is yet another level of energy and is truly a wonderful dog to have in our lives.

I have been the president of the Alberta Portuguese Water Dog Club for the last 6 years. I have stepped down and am now just another club member. I am proud to have been a part in getting water trials in Alberta the last two years. Both have been a great success. I look forward to many more trials as we have a great group in Alberta.

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Michelle Jackson

Sharon Lapstra

Mavis McClintock

I am married, have two wonderful children and two amazing dogs. We have always been dog owners. We purchased our PWD last July 2012 from Ondulado PWDs Kennels. We researched the breed extensively and knew that the personality of this breed would fit into our active family lifestyle. The PWDs are an amazing breed and give so much love to everyone.

I bring a wide variety of life experience to the position which I feel would be beneficial to the club. I obtained an undergraduate degree in American and Canadian History in 1982 and went on to complete my Master’s degree in Social Work in 1985. In my professional life I was Executive Director of two notfor-profit agencies and conducted training, in addition to clinical responsibilities. I also managed an employee assistance program for a large corporation.

I believe that my leadership experience in managing/developing/facilitating a board of directors and collaboration skills would be an asset to our club at this time. I became interested in the Portuguese Water Dog in 1999. We bought our first dog Maggie in 1999.

Since then I have developed a successful breeding program under the kennel name Keeva Bay, which focuses on the betterment of the breed, in all aspects.

I am very dedicated to these wonderful animals and support all activities that our dogs participate in. We have shown our dogs extensively in conformation, obedience and in 2013, will have three of our dogs working in the water program. About 6 years ago I developed an interest in the Schapendoe. I have been involved in getting our National breed club organized and currently sit on the Board of Directors as the Ontario representative. I am also a strong believer and supporter of mentoring, supporting one another and education. It is only through collaboration that we fulfill our goals to better our breed and to be the people that our dogs think we are!

Samador Portuguese Water Dogs (CKC Perm. Reg’d)

Over the past several years I have been an active member on boards of several charitable organizations. I hope to bring that experience to this club.

I am interested in meeting people with similar interests in purebred dogs and responsible breeding practices, plus I am very interested in assisting with various club activities.

We are presently working towards obtaining a Conformation Championship for our puppy with the assistance of Lorraine Wilson from Big Bay PWDs Four Paws Training.

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I was born and raised in Winnipeg and got my first show dog, a Samoyed, in 1969. Ch OTCh Fiala Regina was the first of many Samoyeds and Labradors who filled my home. Under the kennel name of Samador, which I registered in 1972, they were all extensively exhibited in Conformation and Obedience with many show champions and obedience titled dogs, including two UDs. In 1990, while living in the British Virgin Islands, I met and fell hopelessly in love with the Portuguese Water Dog and in 1992 Ch Neocles Lord Nelson CD came into my life. Nelson was one of the first PWDs in Canada to achieve a championship and obedience title and was the first of many PWDs and handful of Lowchens to share our home – all of which achieved conformation and obedience and/or water trial titles. I now breed only PWDs and have been fortunate to breed Best In Show, multipleBPIS, Specialty BOS and Puppy winners, many group and puppy group winners as well as agility, obedience and Water Trial winners.

For more 40 years I have been dedicated to working in my Provincial and National breed clubs and I am proud of being the first PWD breeder/judge in Canada. My passion for dogs and the conformation ring is boundless and the opportunity to judge is a great joy. I am licensed for the entire working group and on permit for the first half of the non sporting breeds.

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Glenda Newton

Pat Vokes

Member: CKC (since 1985), PWDCA & PWDCC.

It is my pleasure to serve as Treasurer of the PWDCC. My husband Roy and I have been members of the Club for 5 years and I welcome the opportunity to work on behalf of the members and support the Club and its various activities. I have 30+ years of banking and accounting experience which will be valuable in applying my skills in the position of Treasurer.

In 1983, Glenda spent the summer months looking after her sister’s litter of Chow puppies and by the age of 17 had whelped her own first litter of Chows under her sister’s kennel name Oban.

By 19, she had the 4th top chow (Conformation) in Canada. In 1993 Glenda and her mother purchased a large boarding kennel on the outskirts of Montreal where she fell in love with Portuguese Water Dogs.

Currently, Glenda owns 5 PWD’s. The first PWD to arrive was Phoebe (Dec 26, 1995 - 24 Feb. 2012) from Elaine Suter’s Hunter Kennel and the crew grew rather quickly! Fortunate enough to breed Phoebe to Sun Joy’s Master Plan, Glenda had one of the first brown Champions in Canada, and felt extremely privileged to own a male pup "Echo" out of Sun Joy’s last litter from Kae and Duke. Operating under the MacDuff Kennel name, the PWD’s are interwoven in the daily lives of her partner Robin Vosatka and her son Colin (12 yrs old), who works with the dogs in junior handling, conformation, dock diving and some agility. Glenda has 2 undergrad degrees, and is working on her MSc, she is currently on assignment as the Chief Civilian Personnel Officer for the United Nations in Brindisi, Italy.

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We became interested in the breed some years ago and brought Kelby into our household in June 2006. Our original intention was to have a great pet that would enjoy time at the cottage. This quickly changed when we attended a Club Fun Day which included an introduction to “Water Work”. We were so impressed by what the dogs and owners could achieve that we became immediately hooked. Since that day we have been very active in training and competing for the various water titles. In the off season we have Kelby involved in obedience training.

We are proud to be members of both the PWDCC and PWDCA and have concentrated in the area of Water Trials and training. We are also members of the Great Lakes PWD Club and enjoy attending their trials held in Michigan.

I look forward to working with the rest of the Board and meeting and working with all of the great members of our Club.

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New Rescue Coordinator Lorraine Wilson Lorraine is the current chair of PWDCOntario and heads up the branch’s water work training program. Lorraine became involved in the breed 13 years ago when she was looking for a PWD as a pet. She purchased her first PWD – Hogan - from Cathie Sockett, Ondulado Portuguese Water Dogs. Lorraine became involved in obedience training and when she met Cathy Gadd, began training with Hogan, in the water.

Lorraine’s first love was to do performance activities with her dog. In fact, Lorraine initially was not involved in conformation events, but strictly performance. After being encouraged by Cathie Sockett, Lorraine began to show Hogan, completing his Canadian Championship and campaigning him to #3 PWD in Canada. Breeding requests followed.

Eight years ago Lorraine acquired her first breeding bitch Kyrie- from Julie Parker, Valkyrie PWD’s, Erie, Pennsylvania and established her kennel BigBay Reg’d. Lorraine has retired as a Human Resources professional and now focuses solely on training, pet services, show handling and breeding.

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Lorraine has served as the treasurer and membership co-ordinator and then became involved to get water trials approved in Canada.

Lorraine states that her greatest accomplishment is her contribution to our water work program, she states that it is “her passion” and that our dogs have such a powerful instinct to perform in the water that they learn it very quickly. Her husband Andy and her children are all very proud of her accomplishments. Lorraine has a passion to not only work with her own dogs, but to coach others who want to learn how to compete both in and out of the water.

Lorraine has a special appreciation for the intelligence and spunkiness of our wonderful breed and is looking forward to ensuring every PWD has the lifestyle and loving family they deserve through her role as rescue coordinator.

New Breeder Contact Deirdre Hall I grew up in Ottawa in a family which always had two or more dogs. My mother bred Dachshunds and exposed me to breeding at an early age.

My husband and I got our first Water Dog in 1992 from Leona Ives (Aliana Reg.), we named her Fado. She was joined 9 months later with an Irish marked male named Patife and then a couple years later with our lovely brown boy Tigre who we had for over 17 years before he went to Rainbow Bridge last October. Our present family consists of six Water Dogs and two horses.

In the early 1990’s I began to help Leona whelp her litters and spend weekends with her raising the puppies. This time served as an apprenticeship to learn more about this breed and how to raise happy and healthy puppies. When I retired from my profession as a Community Planner and Graphic Artist I began my own breeding kennel which I named after my first Water Dog ‘Fado’.

I continue to strive to breed for the betterment of our beloved Water Dog. I hope, in some small way, to be of service to the PWDCC and its members by being the Breeder Contact.

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Sniffingacrossthecountry…

From Florida

From New York City

2013 Eukanuba National Championship Judge Cindy Meyer December 15/16, 2012

2013 Westminster Kennel Club Show Results for Portuguese Water Dogs Judge John Ramirez February 12, 2013

Congratulations to PWDCC member Donna Gottdenker. Breeder/owner of the Best of Breed Winner.

Big results for PWDCC member Donna Gottdenker.

Breeder/owner of the Best of Breed and a Group 1 placing

Congratulations on a terrific win!

dog. The first male PWD to win a Group 1 at the ‘Gardens’.

Best of Breed and Group 1 GCH Claircreek Dolce Cordelia (Bitch) Breeder: Donna Gottdenker Sire: Ch Sweetmeadows Forever In Bluejeans Dam: Ch Claircreek Femme Fatale Owner: Donna Gottdenker

And, another great win, Winners Dog and Best of Winners by owners/breeders Gillian and Frank Goldschmidt.

Congratulations on these historic wins!

Photo: John Kauffield

Breeder: Sire: Dam: Owner:

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Dam: Owner:

Best of Opposite Sex GCH Aviators Asta Primadona (Bitch) Mike & Cathy Dugan Ch DeLeao's Amadeus Of Kimlyn CD NA NAJ NAP NJP Ch Aviators Marilyn Merlot Matthew Davis & Bill Waters

Breeder: Sire: Dam: Owner:

Select Dog GCH Pouch Cove's Lonesome Dove CD Peggy Helming & Milan Lint Ch Pouch Coves Walk's Like Rain Ch Pouch Cove's Monkey Business Amy H Phelan

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Select Bitch GCH Sail Away Root Beer Float Marek Parszewski & Toby Smith Sail Away Deep Sea Endeavor Sail Away Katydid It Marek Parszewski & Toby Smith

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Winners Dog, Best of Winners Belouro’s Capitao Do Veleiro Gillian & Frank Goldschmidt DoMarco Suits Me To A Tea Belouro's Diamante Gillian Goldschmidt & Jim & Marissa Fleming

Breeder: Sire: Dam: Owner:

Winners Bitch Fish Tale’s California Gurl Rita A Araujo Ch Pouch Cove Getting Busy At Sequel Querida 3 Sheets 2 The Wind Alanna Looney & Rita A Araujo

Breeder: Sire:

Matisse, top and bottom.

Cordelia left.

Best of Breed and Group 1 GCH Claircreek Impression De Matisse (Dog) Donna Gottdenker Ch Pouch Cove Caribe Ch Claircreek Femme Fatale Milan Lint & Peggy Helming & Donna Gottdecker

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Announcing the 1st International Meeting of the Portuguese Water Dog Tavira, Algarve, Portugal September 25-29, 2013 One Breed – One Dog – The Portuguese Water Dog Wednesday, 25th September 2013 11.00h Caique Boat Cruise in the Ria Formosa 14.30h Water Trials Demonstrations Level 1 Location: Praia do Barril

Thursday, 26th September 2013 THE DOG AND THE SEA 10.00h Water Trials Demonstrations Levels 2 and 3 Location: Praia do Barril 14.00h Demonstration A man rescued by a Portuguese Water Dog in the sea Maurizio Basciu Location: Praia do Barril

16.00h 16.30h 17.00h 17.30h 18.15h

The following presentations will take place at Pedras del Rei Auditorium: Short notes about the character and behaviour of the Portuguese Water Dog Carla Peralta The Portuguese Water Dog as a therapy dog César Bouzon Person/Dog interaction in the Water Trials Rodrigo Pinto The evolution of the dog working with man in the sea Maurizio Basciu (Cão de Agua Club Italy) Questions/Panel

Friday, 27th September 2013 HISTORY, GENETICS AND HEALTH 09.30h Official Congress Opening President of the Portuguese Kennel Club Carla Molinari 09.45h 1st presentation Carla Molinari Brief History of the Portuguese Water Dog The most important bloodlines from the past 10.30h 2nd presentation Maryanne Murray The early 70’s and 80’s Portuguese Water Dog History in the USA 11.00h 3rd presentation Arja Koskelo Portuguese Water Dogs in Scandinavia, a short history Caique Boat 11.30h Coffee Break 12.00h 4th presentation Chuck Teasley How the Portuguese Water Club of America has preserved one of the National Treasures of Portugal: The Portuguese Water Dog 12.45h Lunch 14.30h The history of the Portuguese Water Dog in UK (to be confirmed) 15.15h 5th presentation Carla Cruz Genetic Basis of the colour in the Portuguese Water Dog 16.00h 6th presentation Nanci Pereira The colour on the Portuguese Water Dog PWDCC Waterlog www.pwdcc.org

16.45h Coffee Break 17.15h 7th presentation Hugo Oliveira To breed Portuguese Water Dogs is only inbreeding? Is inbreeding the only option? Are genetic tests the solution?

18.00h 8th presentation Rui Gonçalves The Cardiomiopathy, the Dysplasia and the PRA in the Portuguese Water Dog in Portugal 18.45h Questions/Panel

Saturday, 28th September 2013 ONE BREED – ONE DOG 09.30h 9th presentation - Isabel Alexandra Nobre Grooming of the Portuguese Water Dog The Lion Trim: a natural evolution Questions Moderator: Luis Catalan 10.30h Comparing the standards Moderator: Rui Oliveira 12.00h Opening the Debate Moderator: Rui Oliveira 12.45h Lunch 14.30h How to converge towards one dog Moderators: Carla Molinari and Rui Oliveira (others to be announced) 17.30h Final Conclusions of the Congress Works Some fun activities Vendors’ merchandise and memorabilia Drawing Contest for the children from several schools of the Algarve – Trophy Ceremony Photographic Contest – Trophy Ceremony And more to be announced 20.30h Cocktail party/Official Dinner/Live entertainment

Sunday, 29th September 2013 SHOW DAY 10.00h Match show (with written reports): Portuguese dogs / Judges from another country (to be announced) Dogs from other countries / Portuguese Judges (to be announced) Match shows with limited entries of 25 dogs 14.00h THE MONOGRAFICA National Specialty organized by APCAP The Congress will be bilingual (Portuguese & English) with simultaneous translation. Most of the presentations will be in English.

The entry form is on www.pwdcc.org/Events See www.facebook.com/pages/Portuguese-Water-DogInternational-Meeting-2013/529813823710083 for more information on the show.

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PWDCA 2012 Register of Merit Awards The PWDCA Register of Merit (ROM) program is an acknowledgment of outstanding working ability and versatility in the Portuguese Water Dog. It consists of four levels: the first level is the Bronze Register of Merit (BROM); the second level is the Silver Register of Merit (SROM); the third level is the Gold Register of Merit (GROM); the fourth level is the Platinum Register of Merit (PROM).

Apologies, these dogs and their partners were missed in the November 2012 Waterlog:

Bronze and Silver Gracie CH Echobay's Free Style CDX WWD Owners: Robin & Greg Illchuk Kito CH Hunter's Grand Master Mikito NA OAJ AWD Owner: Judy Cheguis

Award Requirements BROM To be eligible for the Bronze Register of Merit, a dog must have four titles from at least three different areas of competition.

SROM The Silver Register of Merit expands on the degree with which the working dog must perform. To be eligible for the Silver Register of Merit, a dog must have five titles from at least three different areas of competition. One of these must be either a PWDCA water title or an award.

GROM The Gold Register of Merit expands on the degree with which the working dog must perform, as well as allows honors to be recognized for an outstanding single accomplishment(s).

To be eligible for the Gold Register of Merit, a dog must have earned at least six titles/awards from at least three different areas of competition. Two of the dog's titles must be PWDCA titles (e.g., AWD and WWD). The dog must have earned an award, or have earned a title from a fourth area of competition. A minimum of two advanced titles are required (the WWD counts as one of these). Finally, there must be either an additional advanced title, an award, or an advanced PWDCA water title.

Silver Keke AKC/CKC CH Oreobay Keke Beach Acostar CD WWD Owner: Lesley Millar

PROM The Platinum Register of Merit recognizes the truly versatile dog. To be eligible for the Platinum Register of Merit, a dog must have earned at least ten titles/awards from five different areas of competition: four of which must be PWDCA water titles (e.g., CWDX), and two of which must be 2 awards.

PWDCC members who qualified in 2012 Bronze Chloe CH Eauchien’s Chaka Chloe TD WWD Owners: Diane Brundage & Leslie McCracken

Bronze, Silver and Gold Kalli ATChC CH Baywood Kosmic Rain CD AgN AgNJ MAD WWD Owner: Brenda Brown

Sami Eauchien’s Shamash AKC/CKC CD, TD AWD Owners: Leslie McCracken & Tammy Hibberson Zoe CH Armada’s Purple Haze CD WWD Owners: Elodie Mathison & Lana Jean Langley

Gold Rio Can-OTCh CH Echobay’s Life Guard UD AGN CWDX Owners: Greg & Robin Illchuk For more information on this program go to www.pwdca.org/register-of-merit-program 12 14

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Discovery of A New Early Onset Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA) in the Portuguese Water Dog PRA was first reported in the Portuguese Water Dog in 1990.

In the PWD PRA is inherited and is transmitted as a simple recessive. What has occurred in PWDs up until recently is prcd-PRA (progressive rod-cone degeneration results in eventual blindness with a later onset). The Portuguese Water Dog Club of America (PWDCA) has supported the research work of Dr. Gustavo Aguirre and Dr. Greg Acland and their associates at the University of Pennsylvania. Their research has developed a DNA mutation gene test to identify dogs that are either normal, carriers or affected with prcd-PRA. The current test for prcd is available from OptiGen. Please visit www.optigen.com for more information

The PWDCA recommends that all dogs used for breeding have

Normal/Clear, Carrier, and Affected are used to designate a

an annual CERF or ECR examination. A CERF or ECR exam is

dogs test results. Carrier and Affected dogs should only be

only good for one year and can only be done by a board certi-

bred to Normal/Clear to avoid producing prcd puppies.

fied ophthalmologist.

For information on having a dog OptiGen tested go to: www.optigen.com.

Newly diagnosed form of PRA:

To truly have knowledge about the overall eye health of the breed, it is just as important to have regular eye exams for

A new form of PRA

our companion/pet PWDs. For the companion/pet dogs that

has been recognized in Portuguese Water Dogs. This new form

are older than 4 years old, if no symptoms of eye problems

of PRA appears to be an early onset variety as affected dogs

are noticed, an eye exam no less than every other year,

are approximately two years of age. Dr. Gus Aquirre and his

recorded with an eye registry, until the PWD is at least

staff at University of Pennsylvania (UPENN) are collecting

10 years old is recommended.

data to identify affected and at risk dogs in an effort to meet our goal of obtaining future genetic test for this condition.

So far it has appeared in two related litters. With the assistance of owners and breeders of the initially involved dogs, many relatives have been evaluated by the team at UPENN thus far. To date, affected dogs have been identified in companion homes. The mode of inheritance is not currently known and the incidence of this disease is not currently known nor will be known unless all PWDs are evaluated, both breeding

It is important to be aware of new changes that have occurred in regards to the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologist (ACVO) and Canine Eye Registration Foundation (CERF). Effective November 1, 2012, the ACVO will transition affiliation with to an Orthopedic Foundation for Animals registry (OFA). This new registry will be called the OFA Eye Certification Registry or ECR. CERF will continue to operate and maintain its database and report to OFA.

dogs and pet/companions. The list of affected dogs can be

It is just as important to have as many apparently normal pet

found on the New Form of PRA page in the secure Members

dogs evaluated as well so that we can identify the scope of the

Only section of the PWDCA.org website. As new information

problem in our breed. Please go to board certified

comes forward this list will be updated. Additionally, you can

Ophthalmologists only. Look for clinics in your area and,

find updates and a place for feedback and questions in the

please participate in an exam, and submit the results to

PRA Discussion in the Member Only forum on the PWDCA.org

Optigen or CERF for recording in their databases. This will

website. If you are not a member of the PWDCA and wish to

insure that the data is available for the researchers.

check on your dog’s status, check in with your breeder and arrange for an eye exam.

A veterinary ophthalmologist in Canada can be found by searching the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists website: www.acvo.org.

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Highlights of the PWDCC Board Minutes December 13, 2012, 8pm EST Present: Herb Szauerzopf, ON; Henri Berube, ON; Roslyn Eskind, ON; Mindy Selby, Prairies Absent: Glenda Newton, PQ; Lori Crandlemire, BC; Pat Vokes Guests: Ann Weiszmann, ON; Cindy Troke, Atlantic; Andy Gamache, Prairies (absent) Motion to accept the minutes of the November 1 PWDCC Board meeting. Approved.

Secretary/Treasurer’s Report TD Canada Trust $11,485.88 PayPal $1,068.16 Members 1142 Puppy Members 89 Annual General Meeting Date is February 21, 2013. Pat Vokes will be contacted to ask about Financials preparation. The slate bios of the incoming board should be prepared. Ann Weiszmann will prepare and complete this. Roslyn reminded the board that all board members have a @pwdcc.org email that is linked to their regular email account and, each member can set up an outgoing address with this address also.

Regional Specialty The numbers are 23 plus 7 (non regular classes and baby puppy) and 19 for the Booster. Once the rebate information is available from the Elora show committee, the budget can be finalized. There is $450.00 in sponsorship, although we didn’t prepare an official web site for sponsorship, people offered donations. At the National Specialty we had 55 regular entries. In the past at the Regional Specialty in July 2009 at Oxford KC in Ontario, we had 41 entries, in Chilliwack BC April 2, 2010 we had 52 including Sweepstakes (34/18). So this year not a bad number considering the time of the year.

Breeder Program The board has spent 18 months discussing the Breeder Program, changing policy to give testing and reporting for breeding pairs more prominence.

Herb was contacted on his recent November litter, co-bred with another board member and two other officers of the club. The sire was bred under 2 years of age with a current CERF and OFA prelim rating.

OFA prelims are acceptable (refer to our revised Health testing recommendations on the club web site). Other testing was not done, in contravention of club policy. It was later explained that DNA testing on the dam of the sire was in process to apply for a CHIC rating for her, and subsequently ‘testing by parentage’ for the sire of the litter, also an acceptable PWDCC practice. However, the testing was not in place when the breeding and whelping of this litter occurred, and there is a second litter with a litter brother in the same circumstances.

Issue raised for discussion: If the leadership of the club doesn’t see value in following the club policy, it damages the reputation of the club and undermines our breeding recommendations and Breeder program. Why should any other breeder follow the policy?

Brought forward as a response was that a change was made to the Breeder Report form without board approval. The change was to report a litter to the Breeder Contact ‘when the bitch was pregnant’. It was explained that the change was made in response to the new regulations in place for 2012.

With the new 2012 policy, the Breeder Contact would have to do considerably more work, as every litter bred by breeders on the list would have to have health testing verified, not just those where a litter due listing was requested.

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The Breeder Contact asked to have the ‘Litter Due’ listing form amended to a ‘Breeder Report’ form to reflect the new policy. The ‘Breeder Report’ form had been presented to the board at the April board meeting, and was distributed to the Breeder Contact and the board in advance of the meeting with the changed text pulled out and shown in the body of the email. There was no discussion or questions.

The form was approved at the April 2012 meeting.

(Subsequent to the December 2012 meeting, the original email and further relevant correspondence was distributed to the board for review.) It was suggested that this change was made for personal reasons to list a litter. However, it was pointed out that this breeder had all appropriate documentation (full individual testing and CHIC ratings prior to the breeding. Certificates were available in compliance with PWDCC recommendations).

In rebuttal to the original discussion re the untested stud dog, it was stated that this was an ‘in-house breeding’ with the stud dog ‘clear by parentage’ and hips rated preliminary excellent, with a current CERF. The president polled the board for an immediate solution.

The board was asked if it felt that there was some damage done, would the board consider this a problem, or is this issue completely specious with no grounding? What would the board think if another breeder had done this?

The president asked would a resignation fix the problem and offered to resign immediately and withdraw from the club if it was felt that the reputation of the PWDCC had been damaged.

Another question was asked: Was this breeding done in accordance with club policy in place at the time of the breeding? The president was not on the breeder list when this breeding took place.

No one requested a resignation. A request was made for further discussion as this issue was brought before the board.

Henri Berube: In June I offered to resign when I discovered someone had gone in and made some changes to the ‘Breeder Report’ form without consulting the board. I offered my resignation at that time, but was assured that this issue would be resolved. Secondly, when a motion is tendered it becomes the motion of the board, if anyone had issue with the suggested changes to the Breeder Policy changes, they should have spoken up before voting. I find it hard to work when rules are changed without discussion. I don’t have confidence in the board and don’t have time to go back to review the minutes of the April meeting.

It was reiterated that the ‘Breeder Report’ form was sent to the board in advance of the April meeting.

Henri further stated: Odd you’re bringing this up now as you’re stepping down, I think this discussion is inappropriate. I have done nothing but volunteer for this club, I represent this breed passionately. If you want me to resign I will be gone.

It was suggested that the board review the April meeting transcript and recording to see what it says.

It was pointed out that the litter was born in November, and that it is a current issue.

Herb: I officially resign and Mari also gives her resignation as Rescue Coordinator. Herb leaves the meeting.

Henri: I resign also, goodnight. Henri leaves the meeting.

As the board no longer had a quorum, the official meeting was ended at 8:37pm EST

Note: Subsequent to this meeting, it was acknowledged that the accusation of inappropriate changes to the ‘Breeder Report’ form was found to be without merit by Henri and Herb. Henri requested to submit a written apology: “Please accept my sincere apologies for my part in the discussion surrounding this issue. I had no recollection of this and in speaking with others no one else had mentioned this as well. I stand corrected.”

January 10, 2013, 8pm EST Present: Roslyn Eskind, ON; Pat Vokes, ON; Lori Crandlemire, BC Absent: Andy Gamache, Prairies, Glenda Newton, PQ Motion to accept the amended minutes of the December 13, 2012 meeting, moved by Roslyn, seconded by Pat. Approved.

Treasurer’s Report TD Canada Trust balance $10,787.03 PayPal balance $465.36 Members 146, Puppy members 89 Renewals for 2013 so far 58 Elora show: income $970.61, expenses $195.67 net profit $774.94 for PWDCOntario.

Secretary’s Report In response to the email requesting board volunteers: 3 Ontario members offering to take on Executive positions and Rescue 1 British Columbia member 1 Quebec member 1 Newfoundland member Bios and discussion ongoing to explain responsibilities. The final slate will be sent to members week of January 21st. The new board should have a meeting that week to discuss going forward and scheduling of regular meetings as the 2nd Thursday of each month is a problem for two prospective board members.

AGM The AGM be held Feb. 21 as planned. Pat has a few outstanding questions before finalizing the financials. Merchandise inventory is also needed to complete financials. Brawna Levy and Roslyn Eskind will report on merchandise and club material in their possession. Roslyn will ship Water Trial ribbons and frames from the National to Brawna.

Alberta Water Trial There are a few outstanding issues with the statement and expenses. Waiting to hear back from the trial chair.

2013 Membership forms Approval deferred until the new board meets.

Transitioning club files and merchandise Pat will contact outgoing board members and officers to retrieve records and club property.

New boat for Ontario The boat purchase is going ahead, Roy Vokes has sent an expense report, see attached, to equip the boat. Members will be canvassed to see if someone is willing to store the boats nearby the Laurel Creek training location. Roy Vokes will purchase the single boat trailer and the blue boat will be sold later in the season to defray purchase costs of the new boat.

Next meeting scheduled for Wed. January 23rd with new prospective board members invited to attend.

Lori Crandlemire has resigned from the board, ceding her position to a more experienced volunteer from British Columbia. Roslyn thanked Lori for her service on the board and wished her continued success.

Motion to adjourn made by Roslyn, seconded by Pat. Approved.

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P U POG RA P HY SPECIAL SKILL: I sit very nice and pretty and I am a great show dog!

BIGGEST CATASTROPHE: None thus far… fingers crossed.

FAVOURITE DESTINATION: Going to the schools that my skin babies attend. I love the attention!

BATHING

AND

GROOMING TOLERANCE: I am very

well behaved on the table and normally lay down in the bath.

TOYS

OF

CHOICE: Anything that belongs to my human

brothers and sisters.

MOST ASHAMED

OF : …my secret obsession with

bananas.

MOST PROUD

OF : My family!

WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO BE WHEN I GROW UP: A wonderful show dog but most importantly the best friend I can be!

NAME: Mystic.

Mystic is co-owned by Sharon Lapstra and lives with Tara,

NICKNAMES: Wibbly piggly.

Ryan, Kenzie, Taedon, Cailyn and PWDs Rumor and Phoebe

AGE:

in Cambridge Ontario.

6 months.

LEADER OF MY PACK: I am the leader of my pack which includes 2 other Portuguese Water Dogs and 4 children, sometimes more because my mom runs a daycare.

LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES: Chewing on Rumour (10 month old PWD) ears, feet… legs.

PET PEEVE: My little skin brother Taeden…

FAVOURITE NON-CONSUMABLE: My blankie!

WATERLOG EDITOR: Sharon Lapstra can be reached at sharon@pwdcc.org or 519 699-4770 Your dog, young or old, could be featured on our cover mast-

or electronic files of your images (jpegs, tiffs, eps saved

head or the pupography page, just send a photo and short

at minimum 4”x 6” 260dpi). All emails should be titled

story for possible selection. We also love any other general

‘Waterlog’. Text can be emailed or sent as a Word

interest stories about your wonderful PWDs for publication in

attachment along with photos to Sharon Lapstra,

our next issues. We will give you $5.00 off your next club

sharon@pwdcc.org or call Sharon at 519 699-4770 for

merchandise purchase for every story used. Send us photos

additional information.

(hard copies, colour or black and white will be returned), PWDCC Waterlog www.pwdcc.org

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U P COM I N G

Events

Look for updates on www.pwdcc.org 2013 May 11

Land Water Training

A PWDCOntario event

Location Richmond Green Sports Centre & Park, 1300 Elgin Mills Road East, Richmond Hill, L4S 1M5 This workshop is aimed at people who have little or no experience with Water Work, and those who want to play safely with their PWD in and around the water. The workshop will focus on basic skills that dog/handler teams need for the beginning level exercises at Water Trials. To brush up on the exercises go to www.pwdcc.org/PWDCC/index.php/waterwork and download the PWDCC Water Trial Manual. Look for the event flyer and registration form coming soon. Contact Lorraine Wilson for more information, lorraine@pwdcc.org

June 9

Water Camp

A PWDCOntario event

Location Laurel Creek Conservation Authority 625 Westmount Road, Waterloo ON, M2J 3Z4 www.grandriver.ca Now is your chance to practice all you’ve learned and been training for the Junior and Apprentice levels. You will get hands-on assistance with your training on the club boats. Additional Water Camps will be scheduled here, look for details coming soon. Contact Lorraine Wilson, loraine@pwdcc.org for more information. Look for the event flyer and registration form coming soon. Download the 2012 PWDCC Water Trial Manual at www.pwdcc.org/Activities/Water Work

August 23

Water Trial

A PWDCOntario event

Practice Day Friday August 23 Trial Days Saturday August 24 and Sunday August 25, all levels Location Laurel Creek Conservation Authority 625 Westmount Road, Waterloo ON, M2J 3Z4, www.grandriver.ca. Contact Lorraine Wilson for more details, lorraine@pwdcc.org

More Water Training Days

A PWDCOntario event

July 21, 28 and August 18th! Details to come on www.pwdcc.org/Events

Sept 15

Fun Day

A PWDCOntario event

Location Stouffville area in York Region Yes it will include play time in a lake! Games, water work demo, picnic and more. Watch for more details!

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PWDCC Rescue needs your help The PWDCC Board of Directors is committed to establishing a national PWD Rescue network. If you are interested in becom-

New member applications and lapsed members renewing December 16, 2012-February 28, 2013

ing part of our rescue network please let us know. You may be asked to do any of the following under the direction of the

If no objections are received by Kathy Dick, our Secretary

Rescue Co-ordinator:

(kathy@pwdcc.org), within 30 days after publication date,

• Make telephone or in person contact with an agency, family or organization who has a PWD in need of rescue;.

• Provide preliminary assessment information to the Rescue

membership will become effective. If an objection is received, the application must be voted on by the Board within 30 days of receipt of objection by the Secretary. The applicant is notified of the result.

Co-ordinator; • Take a dog for veterinary or behavioural assessment; • Provide temporary housing for a dog in need; • Interview prospective candidates who are interesting in adopting a rescue dog in your locale; • Research available resources in your community for PWD’s in need of support; • Collaborate with the Rescue Co-ordinator regarding decisions for placement for rescue PWD’s; • Provide basic information on the rescue program to individuals or organizations who make inquiries regarding the PWDCC Rescue program.

If you are interested in this potentially rewarding volunteer activity, please forward your name, phone number, community and province where you reside, area of interest/expertise and whether or not you are able to provide temporary housing or other resources to Lorraine Wilson at 647 618-4737 or lorraine@pwdcc.org. Lorraine will be in touch by telephone to talk more about the Rescue program. The Rescue volunteer list will be published monthly in the Waterlog.

The PWDCC will provide the training you will need to fulfill your role as a rescue liason for our breed club. We will review all required documentation, rescue policies and procedures, and expectations regarding accountability and decision making processes. Our goal is to develop a country wide support net-

Elizabeth Akman 310 Clemow Avenue Ottawa, Ontario K1S 2B8

Michelle Jackson 30 Bayshore Blvd Barrie, Ontario L4N 9R5

Kim Andersen & Greg Anglin 67 Divadale Dr. Toronto, Ontario M4G 2P1

Karen & David Kirwan 12698 Second Line Campbellville, Ontario L0P 1B0

Kevin & Patty Bradley 5 Campfire Crt Barrie, Ontario L4M 5G9

Karen Mcguire & Michael Tar 9 Peyton Lane Toronto, Ontario M4M 3R3

Janice & Michael Brent 302 Russell Hill Road Toronto, Ontario M4V 2T6

Breanne Schroder 13 Garden Place Toronto, Ontario M8W 1M2

Amanda & Doug Cannell 230 Benson Avenue Toronto, Ontario M6G 2J4

Theresa Sorichetti 407 Ontario Crt East Whitby, Ontario L1N 1P2

Keith Charabaruk 1023 McCullough Dr. Whitby, Ontario L1N 1C7

Eric Truffer 2175 Conrad-Godin Troi-Rivieres, Quebec G8Y 7N3

Lorie Crouch 58 Dalemere Crescent St. Catharines, Ontario L2N 7K3

Jane Wilson 558 Raglan Street S Renfrew, Ontario K7V 1R8

Sandy Grillo 442 Cooper Crescent Belle River, Ontario N0R 1A0

work for our breed. Your help is much appreciated!

Thanking you in advance, Sharon Lapstra, MSW, President, PWDCC

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