Waterlog 2022 March by Roslyn Eskind

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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE PORTUGUESE WATER DOG CLUB OF CANADA

2022 Membership Renewal President’s Message It’s all in the family Must Have Supplements for Older Dogs Water Events in B,C, Alberta and Ontario Titer Testing First PWD Barn Hunt Champion Minutes Upcoming Events Sniffing Across the Country Pupography Shopping

‘’Ricky’ and handler Connie Krohn MBIS RBIS Am CH/GCHEx Baywood Got Some Splainin Todo CD RN CGN/CGC TKAMAC-1 Bred by Baywood Portuguese Water Dogs Owned by Baywood Portuguese Water Dogs Brenda Brown and Kathy Butkovic Handled by: Connie Krohn and Trina Neil, CPHA Photo: Jumpstart Imagery

2022 PWDCC membership renewal

The PWDCC Puppy Program is open to all

log onto the pwdcc.org home page and click the membership

PWDCC breeders, not only those who participate in the

button. If your information hasn’t changed you can use the

PWDCC Available Puppies Listing. It gives puppy people an

online form or the pdf form, just sign your name and enclose

introduction to the club. Puppy membership benefits include

payment with your charge card or use the PayPal option.

the Waterlog, club events, access to archived Waterlogs and

Breeders The Available Puppies Listing on the club website is open to our breeder members, cost/litter $20.00.

the searchable membership directory. This gives them opportunities to meet other puppy and experienced owners to network about resources in their neighbourhood and more. For just $1.00 per puppy, the breeder can choose to purchase the

This program supports PWDCC Rescue and gives you the

membership on behalf of their owners or make this part of

opportunity to promote your ethical breeding practices! The

their purchase package. A win-win for all!

forms are on www.pwdcc.org from the home page click the membership button. To be eligible to post a litter, a breeder must be a member in good standing of the PWDCC for at least

NOTICE FOR BREEDERS

one year. When a bitch is owned by two or more breeders, all

Recommended tests for breeding:

breeders have to be members of the PWDCC in good standing. The exception to this rule is if the co-breeder is a resident of the United States or other international location and no party has been sanctioned by any governing body.

Annual CAER certification. Note: CAER is deferred for 2022 due to Covid 19 shutdown and Ophthalmologists are not available to provide the test except in clinics where available.

PWDCC Board of Directors and Officers effective January 1, 2021

President Mindy Selby Calgary, Alberta

Treasurer, Director Diane Dirsus Keswick, Ontario

Vice President Catherine Gadd Moncton, New Brunswick

Directors

Secretary, Director Frank Davidson London, Ontario

Jennifer Byers Montreal, P.Q. Roslyn Eskind Toronto, Ontario Shelly Johnston Middle Sackville, Nova Scotia

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Rescue Coordinators Program Coordinator and Central Region Frank Davidson London, Ontario 519-719-3394 Western Region Ian Koturbash Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 306-230-4265

Eastern Region Jennifer Byers Montreal, Quebec 514-773-9376 Website Production and Waterlog Editor Roslyn Eskind Toronto, Ontario Breeder Contact Deirdre Hall Stouffville, Ontario

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ThePresident’sLetter Happy Spring Everyone, Firstly, I’d like to add my personal congratulations to Brenda Brown of Baywood Kennels. I met Brenda not too long after I acquired my first Portuguese Water Dog in 1995. She was one of the very few breeders in western Canada Brenda at the time and has been a constant leader in our breed for over 30 years. Our last Waterlog congratulated her outstanding achievements as a Multi-Discipline Dog winner with her extraordinary Mission. Her long list of accomplishments as a breeder, performance handler and mentor are highlighted in her daughter, Kathy’s article below. The PWDCC congratulates Brenda on her success and a lifetime of dedication to our breed. On behalf of the Club I would also like to thank Carolynne Issa for her years of leadership of the PWDCOntario branch as she has decided to step down from her executive role. For many years Carolyn has been involved in the Branch executive, actively participated and led water events and has managed the Branch merchandise. Thank you, Carolyn. If anyone is interested in taking part in the PWDCOntario branch please contact Frank Davidson, frank@pwdcc.org. As you can see and feel, spring has sprung in many parts of the country and after two summers of little activity our members are gearing up for a full season of water trials. We have five trials scheduled this summer in 3 different provinces. The first opportunity for a Club event will be at the end of May with a Beginner and Advanced Land Training camp sponsored by the PWDCOntario. The opening water camp/trial will be held in British Columbia at beautiful Shushwap Lake at the end of June where Spring springs a little earlier than most other regions. Early August shortly after the Alberta Kennel Club Classic, the APWD Club will be hosting their Annual trial followed by the National Specialty Water Trial and PWDCO Water trials August 11 and 12. For anyone travelling to the PWDCA National Specialty the week following, there will be another opportunity to trial. We are excited to be able to host the PWDCC National Specialty once again, including a scent trial for the first time. Will Barn Hunt be next? For those of you who are unfamiliar with this new and exiting sport, see the article on Farley and his achievements on Page 10. Lastly, if you haven’t joined the PWDCC Face Book Group – please do. Advertise events, post interesting, useful, or just fun PWD related information or invite fellow members to join you for a meet – up. If you can’t find your invitation to join the group, please contact Frank@pwdcc.org to send you a new link. Wishing you success in whatever challenges you seek this year. Mindy Selby PWDCC President

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It’s all in the family... By Kathy Butkovic

Even though not

I had this audacious goal of finishing off Ricky’s CKC Grand

ed in showing in

Champion Excellent title this year. Never in my wildest dreams

Conformation beyond

did I think it would take less than a weekend. (pending CKC

titling her breeding

approval)

stock, Brenda has

2 Best in Shows

quietly produced

1 Reserve Best in Show

over 70 Canadian

5 out of 6 Group 1sts

Champions and

I’m so proud of the recognition of our of Ricky dog and if you

numerous titled and

might indulge me with a little love letter to my Mom, and

completely interest-

TOP performance

about my Mom, Brenda Brown.

dogs with hundreds

Baywood Portuguese Water Dogs has been producing health

titles. Brenda wins the “So many CKC titles, it doesn’t even fit

tested, Canadian Kennel Club registered performance/show

on the 4 generation pedigree page” award from the Canadian

dogs and family pets with sound temperaments for over 30

Kennel Club.

years.

of performance

She’s also surely the only PWD breeder in Canada who has had

Brenda Brown’s dedication to this breed in Canada has been

the #1 Portuguese Water Dog in Conformation and then

unwavering. She started in the 80’s showing in the CKC

#1 Agility Dog, All Breeds, in the same year (2018).

Miscellaneous class with our dear friends handling our Portuguese Water Dogs, the late Butch McDonald and Cec Ringstrom. I said to my Mom that I wish Butch and Cec could have see her first All Breed Best in Show and she replied, they

My Mom said to me early this year, “A Best in Show isn’t my dream, it’s yours.” And that is true. Though, it really was my dream to give my Mom the acknowledgement she doesn’t ask

would say, “Thank God you let Kathy take over!” (Not really,

for, but she most definitely deserves.

but I would NOT let her place Ricky as a puppy, so that is

In the world of social media we see brag posts on a winning

true! lol)

dog, I would love to just now brag on Responsible Breeders

My Mom is a dedicated, lifelong trainer and working dog afi-

like my Mom, and the breeders before her who make up our

cionado. There are no couch potatoes at Baywood. (Brenda has

dogs’ pedigrees.

the 1st PWD in Canada with a Schutzhund BH title, which she

So, I would like to dedicate this incredible weekend to my

put on herself!) She has rarely let us show a dog past it’s

Mom, Brenda Brown. Thank-you for being such a great role

Canadian Champion title because there are performance titles

model for me in the stewardship of our breed. Thank-you for

to be had. (I wish I was lying but even on Sunday morning

taking the time to introduce SO MANY new people to this

after two back to back Best in Shows the night before Brenda

breed and to the CKC/AKC/PWDCA/PWDCC performance dog

called to tell me, ‘Well, I guess he can come home now for

world over the last 32 years.

more performance’) BRENDA!

‘Ricky’ is a great example of the Portuguese Water Dog breed,

Brenda is a firm believer in working dogs WORKING. “I don’t

and he’s also a proud example of our Baywood breeding pro-

want to beg my dog to work if it’s too hot, too cold, or the

gram. A true working dog with an exceptional temperament

waves are too high”. Do you know how hard it is to find bodies

which makes him easy to live with and cheer on!

of water to work your Portuguese Water Dog in Alberta? We have winter 11 months of the year it seems. My Mom is off

I haven’t seen him since Christmas 2021 but Ricky arrived

with her mini van pulling a boat, to get her dogs in the water.

home yesterday afternoon with Lori-Ann Fischer and immedi-

Baywood Portuguese Water Dogs has produced over 40 dogs

O’Keefe and he ROCKED IT, he is nearly ready to trial for his

who have earned a Portuguese Water Dog Club of America

CD Obedience and Rally Advanced title. Besides more

Water Work title. Pretty incredible for a small breeder from

Conformation shows, he also has Water Work to fit into his

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

schedule this year.

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ately we went off to our Competitive Obedience class with Eve

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Ricky is MBIS RBIS Am Ch CAN GChEX Baywood Got Some Splainin ToDo, CD RN CGN CGC TKA MAC-1, bred and owned by Brenda Brown and Kathy Butkovic, Baywood Portuguese Water Dogs, Edmonton Alberta, handled by Connie Kron and Trina Neal, CPHA PWDCC Waterlog www.pwdcc.org

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It’s all in the family...

a remarkable two weekends of shows At the Battle River Canine Association, March 2527, there were 19 Portuguese Water Dogs entered in Conformation, Obedience and Rally Obedience events and 17 of them were bred by Baywood Portuguese Water Dogs. At Red Deer, April 1-3, we celebrate three New Canadian Champions and three different Baywood Best of Breed winners and two different Baywood dogs placing in the Working Group. Perhaps a first for a kennel! We don’t have a huge breeding program up here in Edmonton, Alberta but what we do have is a leader in Brenda Brown who has dedicated 32 years to this breed and leads us all by example, mentors, encourages and occasionally volun-tells us into performance events (especially PWD Water Work!) I want to thank our incredible owners of our family pets and performance dogs, without them these type of milestones wouldn’t be possible. They are engaged, dedicated to their dogs and willing to try new things. After 32 years, so many of our owners are repeat customers or have multiple Baywood dogs. We are proud to have performance homes seek our dogs out and ask about upcoming breedings for performance prospects. As well, we have an incredible group of professionals who are our very important support team: Veterinarians, Canine Body Workers, Instructors, Trainers, Photographers, Advertisers, Professional handlers, and Groomers. This obviously isn’t just about us either, paramount are those PWD breeders who came before us and those who continue to support us by allowing us to use their dogs for our breeding program or inquire about our dogs for their programs. Congratulations! CH Baywood Truth Or Dare (Charlie x Dee) ‘B’ was New CKC Champion finishing with a Group 4th and Best Puppy In Group. She is now starting her performance career. Owned by Brenda Brown.

CH Baywood Midnight Violet R (Ricky x Libby) ‘Violet’ is a New Champion going Winners Bitch on Saturday and is now off to agility and water. Owned by Patricia Belliveau.

Baywood Penny For Your Thoughts (Ricky x Penny) ‘Tige’ was Reserve Winners Bitch to the Major and is showing wonderfully. Owned by Brian and Cindy McCue and Baywood.

CH Baywood Echo Waves Reflected CD RM AGX AGXJ IP DN WWDX and Pat Belliveau (Mission x Joy) ‘Radar’ was High Qualifying PWD in Rally at BRCA. In the last 2 weekends he has earned 5 Master Rally Q’s and 5 Excellent Q’s for 5 RMX pairs which has included multiple High In Class awards. Just incredible! Owned by Patricia Belliveau

CH Baywood Dare To Be Wild CGN AWD (Billy x Blanca) ‘Charlie’ & Christine achieved their first qualifying score in Novice A Obedience! So proud as this was their first Obedience Trial ever! Owned by Dean and Christine McKinnon

Baywood Dash Ta Fame RN CGN (Charlie x Dee) ‘Herb’ was High Qualifying PWD in Rally Novice A and earned his Rally Novice Title. This was Herb and Erika’s first time ever competing and ‘Herb’ is Erika Furness’ first dog. Baywood Everything’s Coming Up Ruby (Ricky x Rosie) ‘Ruby’ earned a qualifying score and first leg for Rally Novice. This was Ruby and Nadine’s first time ever competing. Owned by Nadine Stielow. Baywood Seaside Josie R CGN (Ricky x Penny) ‘Josie’ earned 2 qualifying scores and legs for Rally Novice. This was Josie and Kyra’s first time ever competing. Owned by Kyra Illinsky. Baywood Dare To Be Dot (Charlie x Dee) ‘Dot’ is not yet 1 year old but tackled the Rally Novice course with an exceptional working attitude! We are excited for Dot and Natatlie’s future together. This was their first time ever competing and ‘Dot’ is Natatlie and Brian Boutette’s first dog. GCH Baywood A Legend In Flight RA CGN ETD RE (AKC) CRAMCL AWD MAC -3 (Tyr x Joy) ‘Avro’ earned a new CKC Rally Advanced Title! Owned by Linda Anderson Propp Baywood Amboise (Charlie x Dee) ‘Amboise’ was Best of Opposite Sex, Best of Winners, Winners Bitch and Best Puppy for their first CKC points yesterday. Amboise is owner handled by Erin Pratt and they are doing an awesome job!

Baywood Call Me Miss Macey (Call x Libby) ‘Macey’ and Shayla earned a new CKC Rally Novice title from the Novice B class and earned a personal best at RDKC with a score of 95/100! Owned by BrandyLee Fraser-Fazlic and Brenda Brown. Baywood Nautical Adventure (Smolder x Cardi) ‘Decker’ was Best Baby Puppy in Breed and then joined the big kids for Red Deer after her 6 month birthday. She is an outgoing working girl and we are excited to see her progress. Owned by Dawn Fleming and Baywood. Baywood Naut Your Captain (Smolder x Cardi) ‘Blast’ came to the Camrose show to get some big dog experience and handled it all in stride. He’s headed to puppy obedience class and the show ring later this Summer. Owned by Pat Bellivue and Baywood. CH Baywood Dora The Explorer CGN CDX RE DD RATN WWDX ATCH TKCH NS SDO (Mojo x Sarah) ‘Expo’ competed in Rally Master at BRCA and is chasing the elusive last leg. Owned by Dawn Fleming and Baywood.

GCH AgMCH AgMCHV Baywood Sask River Mission, CGN JTV IP CDX RE AgMX3 AgMXJ3 AgMXV4 AgMXJV4, Number 1 All Breed CKC Agillity dog.

Ch Baywood True To The Mission RN (Mission x Marni) ‘True’ attained a new CKC Rally Novice Title with High In Class. Owned by Brenda Brown. MBIS RBIS AM CH/ GCHEx Baywood Got Some Splainin Todo CD RN CGN ATD MAC-1 (Tyr x Joy) ‘Ricky’ is the #1 PWD in Canada and yesterday finished his CKC CD Obedience title with another High In Class and a score of 191.5 out of 200. He was the High Qualifying PWD in Obedience at BRCA. He also did double duty by competing in the Obedience ring and the show ring picking up 2 Group placements. Owned by Kathy Butkovic & Brenda Brown. CH Baywood Reminiscint (Ricky x Libby) ‘Remi’ earned a qualifying leg towards his Rally Novice title. Owned by Kathy Butkovic. CH Baywood Call Of Duty (Call x Libby) ‘Major’ is a New Champion, finishing in style by going Best of Breed and Group 4th. Owned by Sharlie Adams and Baywood, handled by Madison Bernardin Cmg (Random fact: Madison’s Mom Shaunna Bernardin showed our first PWD in the CKC Miscellaneous class)

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Top Left: Kyra Ilnitsky and Baywood Seaside Josie R Top Right (L to R): Nadine Stielow and Baywood Everything’s Coming Up Ruby Erika Furuness and Baywood Dash Ta Fame Natalie Boutette and Baywood Dare To Be Dot Kyra Ilnitsky and Baywood Seasie Josie R Middle Left: Junior Handler Shayla Falzic and Baywood Call Me Miss Macey Middle Right: Nadine Stielow and ‘Ruby’ Bottom Left: Erika, Kyra and Nadine with their first armband numbers Bottom Right: Natalie and ‘Dot’

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Must-Have Supplements For Older Dogs from dogsnaturallymagazine.com As your dog ages, his body starts to weaken. He won’t get as much nutrition out of his food. His liver won’t be able to push out as many toxins… and his brain will begin to slow down. That’s why senior dogs need a boost as they age. Natural supplements for senior dogs help them get what they need to live a healthy and comfortable life. So let’s look at 5 important supplements for older dogs … Best Senior Dog Supplements Your dog’s gut health is the foundation of his immune system, so probiotics and prebiotics are especially important as he ages. Probiotics For Senior Dogs As your dog gets older, his microbiome can become unbalanced. And that’s a problem. Your dog’s microbiome is made up of bacteria and other microorganisms that live all over his body. The more populated and diverse your dog’s microbiome is, the healthier he’ll be. But with age, the diversity and number of bacteria and

Prebiotics For Senior Dogs

microorganisms change. If harmful bacteria begin to crowd out

Prebiotics are soluble, indigestible fiber that’s naturally in

the good ones… your dog will have to deal with inflammation,

some foods. The fiber goes through the digestive tract and fer-

leaky gut and chronic disease.

ments in the colon. This creates short chain fatty acids

Probiotics for older dogs will help increase the diversity and

(SCFAs) that can lower inflammation, support gut health and

numbers of bacteria in the gut. The best probiotics to do this are soil-based probiotics (SBOs). These are spore-forming bac-

reduce the risk of disease. Prebiotics feed the beneficial bacteria in your dog’s gut. They’ll boost the population of species

teria with a coating that protects them from heat, stomach

and help the probiotics work better.

acids and most antibiotics. So they survive their journey

How To Give Your Dog Prebiotics

through the digestive tract to the colon, where they do their

You can buy prebiotic supplements like FOS (fructo-oligosac-

work. Bacillus strains of probiotics like Bacillus coagulans,

charides) or inulin. And for convenience, you can find probiot-

Bacillus Indicus and Bacillus subtilis are examples of soil-

ic supplements that contain prebiotics as well.

based probiotics for dogs.

But you can also feed your dog prebiotic-rich foods These

How To Give Your Senior Dog Probiotics

foods also have other health benefits that your senior dog may

Probiotics are best given as a supplement for senior dogs. If

benefit from. Some good choices include …

you buy soil-based probiotics, they’re less fragile and will last longer in the colon. Look for one with with 1 or 2 strains and

Mushrooms – support the brain and nervous system, help fight

less than 1 billion CFU.

cancer, support the liver, heart, bladder and digestive tract,

Otherwise, look for a probiotic with 10 or more strains of bac-

chaga, and reishi for the best results. (Read more about mush-

teria and 30+ billion CFU (colony forming units). This will

rooms below).

help make sure that at least some of the probiotics survive the trip to the colon.

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manage diabetes and slow aging. Try Lion’s Mane, turkey tail,

Chicory root – helps improve digestion and reduces inflammation.

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Garlic – regulates blood pressure, prevents blood clots, may

Bromelain – breaks down protein

prevent cancer and helps remove waste.

Betaine hydrochloric acid – breaks down protein

Burdock root – regulates blood sugar, helps prevent cancer, supports organ health and reduces inflammation. Dandelion greens – helps with detoxification, stimulates appetite and supports the liver. Digestive Enzymes For Older Dogs Digestive enzymes help break down food so that your dog can absorb nutrients better. While dogs produce digestive enzymes naturally, as they age, production slows. That’s why senior dogs are more likely to have enzyme deficiencies. Deficiencies can affect … • The immune system • Detoxification • Hormones

Cellulase – breaks down fiber Invertase (in yeast and pollen) – breaks down starchy carbs Ox Bile – breaks down fat It’s best to give your dog enzymes with his meals. If it helps, you can add water or broth to the supplement. But never put digestive enzymes on hot food as the heat will kill them. Antioxidants For Senior Dogs As your dog gets older, his body becomes more susceptible to oxidative stress… especially in his brain. Oxidative stress happens when your dog’s body has an excess of free radicals. Free radicals are unstable molecules that attack other cells, damaging DNA, proteins, and cell membranes. This can lead to premature aging and chronic disease.

• Gallbladder function

To help prevent free radical damage, consider giving your dog

• Digestion

antioxidants. Antioxidants help control free radicals to stop

If your dog eats cooked foods, he’s even more at risk for a

them from harming your dog.

deficiency. That’s because heat kills enzymes. This lack of

Berries are an excellent source of antioxidants. Blueberries are

enzymes can lower resistance to stress and enlarge the pan-

especially beneficial because they contain a powerful antioxi-

creas and smaller organs, including the brain.

dant called anthocyanins. What makes anthocyanin so special

If your senior dog has an enzyme deficiency you may see some of these symptoms … • Burping • Farting

is that it can cross the blood-brain barrier. That means it’s one of the few dietary antioxidants that can protect your dog’s brain from oxidative stress. As an added bonus, berries are also prebiotic foods.

• Abnormal bowel movements

How To Increase Your Dog’s Antioxidants

• Bloating

To help boost your senior dog’s antioxidants, you want to feed

• Smelly breath

antioxidant rich foods. This includes brightly colored fruits and

• Acid reflux

vegetables like broccoli, berries, apples, spinach and kale.

• Tummy rumbling or gurgling

Many mushrooms are also powerful sources of antioxidants …

• Abdominal pain or cramping • Foul-smelling stools • Undigested food in stool

Mushrooms For Senior Dogs Medicinal mushrooms can have powerful benefits for dogs. As mentioned earlier, they are rich in prebiotics so they’ll support

How To Give Your Dog Digestive Enzymes

his gut health. But mushrooms have many other important

You can feed your dog enzyme-rich foods to increase his

benefits for older dogs. Here are some good ones to give your

enzyme intake. Fermented veggies, ginger, bananas and honey

older dog.

are all good choices. But like pre and probiotics, supplements

Lion’s Mane – this mushroom is ideal for your senior dog. It

can be a convenient way to add digestive enzymes to your dog’s diet.

supports the brain and can help with cognitive function as your dog ages. It helps the nervous system and can help with

When buying a supplement for your senior dog, you want to

spinal problems as well as anxiety. Lion’s Mane also supports

buy a product made for dogs. That’s because dogs have differ-

fat and sugar metabolism and can help with weight control, as

ent enzyme needs than humans. Also, try and find a product

well as blood sugar levels in dogs with diabetes.

that contains pancreas. Pancreas is rich in important enzymes

Turkey Tail – this mushroom offers powerful immune support.

and may even help your dog’s body produce more of its own.

It’s been shown to help manage cancer, extending survival

Other Digestive Enzyme Ingredients To Look For:

times in dogs with hemangiosarcoma.

Papain – breaks down meat

Chaga – supports heart, intestinal and liver health. It’s rich in plant-based antioxidants that reduce free radical damage.

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Cordyceps – high in ergosterol, an antioxidant compound.

How To Give Your Senior Dog Omega-3 Fatty Acids

Cordyceps can help support healthy skin, liver and kidneys.

The most popular source of omega-3s for dogs is fish oil.

Phellinus – a potent, immune-enhancing mushroom. Phellinus supports cells and detoxification processes.

But there are several problems with fish oil. It oxidizes and turns rancid easily. It often contains toxins like heavy metals and dioxins, and it’s causes over-fishing, depleting fish

Maitake – rich in beta-glucans and D-fraction, high in the

that other aquatic species rely on for food. The good news

antioxidant glutathione, and extensively researched as a potent

is there are alternatives. Green-lipped mussels are at the

immune system enhancer.

top of the list.

Reishi – known as the “mushroom of immortality.” It’s rich in

Green lipped mussel (GLM) oil is a sustainably-grown, rich

triterpenoids, ganoderic acid and antioxidants, with anti-inflam-

source of fatty acids and is more bioavailable than fish oil.

matory and antihistamine actions.

In addition to the essential fatty acids DHA (docosa-

Shiitake – has been shown to support the immune system, help with digestion and urinary health and normal allergic response.

hexaenoic acid) and EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid), GLM also contains ETA (eicosatetraenoic acid). This is an important anti-inflammatory omega-3 that’s not in fish oils. It

Vitamin C For Senior Dogs

has an especially important benefit for senior dogs: It can

Vitamin C is another important antioxidant. You probably already

help regenerate cartilage, making it one of the best supple-

know that it’s an important factor in immunity. It’s why so many

ments for older dogs with arthritis.

of us take it during cold and flu season. But vitamin C also helps grow tissue, form calcium and iron and support the adrenal gland, which produces hormones.

You can give your senior dog a green lipped mussel supplement as a powder or liquid. But make sure your powdered supplement hasn’t had the fats removed. Some manufac-

Unlike you, your dog can produce his own vitamin C. But like

turers strip out the oils, making it less beneficial to your

digestive enzymes, as he gets older production slows. This

dog.

means your senior dog will need this important vitamin supplemented into his diet as he ages. How To Add Vitamin C To Your Dog’s Diet Natural whole food sources of vitamins and minerals are the best choice for dogs. Blueberries are rich in vitamin C, which is another great reason to feed them to your dog. Broccoli is also a great choice for adding vitamin C to your dog’s dish. In fact, 1 lb of broccoli has more vitamin C than 2.5 lbs of oranges. Omega-3 Fatty Acids For Senior Dogs Inflammation is generally a good thing, helping to heal injuries and acute disease. But chronic inflammation is different. It’s a prolonged response that can affect your dog’s immune function and lead to premature aging. It’s also linked to degenerative disease and problems like … • Diabetes • Autoimmune disease • Arthritis • Cancer • Organ disease One of the best ways to reduce inflammation is with omega-3 fatty acids. Omega-3s are powerful anti-inflammatory substances that keep cell membranes healthy. They also help reduce cognitive decline, maintain healthy joints and boost the immune sys-

Helping your dog live a long and comfortable life is one of your top priorities. So try some of these supplements for seniors and see just how big a difference they can make. Masuoka H, Shimada K, Kiyosue-Yasuda T, et al. Transition of the intestinal microbiota of dogs with age. Biosci Microbiota Food Health. 2017;36(1):27-31. Xu H, Huang W, Hou Q, et al. Oral administration of compound probiotics improved canine Feed intake, weight gain, immunity and intestinal microbiota. Front Immunol. 2019 Apr 2;10:666. Shukitt-Hale B, Bielinski DF, Lau FC, Willis LM, Carey AN, Joseph JA. The beneficial effects of berries on cognition, motor behaviour and neuronal function in ageing. Br J Nutr. 2015 Nov 28;114(10):1542-9. Hesta M, Ottomans C, Krammer-Lukas S, Zentek J, Heilweg P, Buyse J, Janssens GPJ. The effect of vitamin C supplementation in healthy dogs on antioxidative capacity and immune parameters. 2009;93(1). Mori K, et al. Improving effects of the mushroom Yamabushitake (Hericium erinaceus) on mild cognitive impairment: a double-blind placebo-controlled clinical trial. Phytother Res. 2009 Mar;23(3):367-72. Lai PL, et al. Neurotrophic properties of the Lion’s mane medicinal mushroom, Hericium erinaceus (Higher Basidiomycetes) from Malaysia. Int J Med Mushrooms. 2013;15(6):539-54.

tem. The problem is that most dogs don’t get enough omega-3s, so you’ll need to add them to your dog’s diet.

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August 9-14, 2022* in conjunction with the St. Catharines All Breed Shows in Welland Ontario 9 Scent Trial 10/11 Water Trial 13 Booster for Rally and Obedience 14 Sweepstakes and Specialty Watch www.pwdcc.org and our club Facebook page for more details or contact Roslyn, roslyn@pwdcc.org *Pending CKC confirmation PWDCC Waterlog www.pwdcc.org

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First for a Portuguese Water Dog Canadian Barn Hunt Champion RATCH Kortun’s Farley Hammerschmidt, RI,

Farley is affectionately know as a Portuguese non-Water Dog.

RATCZ8B, TDX, UTD, TD (AKC) SDN, SD-S, RN,

But give him something to do with his nose and you can’t stop

RA (AKC), CRAMCL, CRNT, ETD, PKD-N Kortun’s Farley Hammerschmidt has the distinct honour of being the first and only Portuguese Water Dog in Canada to earn a Barn Hunt Champion (RATCH) title. And, according to Barn Hunt Association stats, he is only the 8th PWD in US/Canada to receive this title since BHA began in 2014. Barn Hunt is a fast fun sport for both dogs and handlers.

him. He also excels at Tracking where he is hoping to receive his Canadian Tracking Champion title in April. He has recently started Scent Work and excelled at his first two trials. In addition to using his nose, Farley plays at CKC Rally, CARO, Parkour, and Tricks.

Farley and Cathy Hammerschmidt live in Chilliwack, BC with his PWD brother Jaxx and human dad Roman.

Depending on the level, dogs must locate and indicate on a certain number of tubes containing live rats. In the time allotted, they must also climb on the bales of hay and complete a tunnel of varying difficulty, again based on the level. Barn Hunt is now a sport recognized by CKC and AKC. Team Farley, who belong to the Fraser Valley Ratters Club, entered their first Barn Hunt trial in September 2020 where he received his Instinct and Novice titles in one weekend. Fast forward one year, despite fewer trials due to COVID-19, and he received his RATCH title in October 2021. He is on track to receive his RATCHX title at Regionals in September. To get RATCH title, Farley had to pass: 3 Novice, 3 Open, 3 Senior, 5 Master A and 10 Master B runs. At Farley’s level, there is an unknown number of tubes between 1 and 5 (predetermined by random draw) along with tubes containing just rat bedding to make a total of eight. The dog must find all the rats, do a climb and a tunnel. His handler must determine when he is finished hunting and call ‘clear’. Farley’s indication that he has finished hunting is to go stand on the bales and look at the crowd - always good for laughs from the spectators! Farley and his mom also play Crazy 8s - a fast paced game where they have 2 minutes to find a maximum of 8 rats, climb on the bales of hay and do a tunnel. A perfect run would score 100 points but they are still trying for that. We have had several 80s and a couple 90s but never that Clean Run. He received his CZ8 Bronze in April 2021, will receive CZ8 Silver at his next trial in April 2022 and is on track to get Gold this summer.

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Barn Hunt has become a family affair with Farley, his “brother” Jaxx (Indrive’s Yachta Yachta Yachta RATN), and his two “cousins” Crux (Chulsa’s Final Descent RATM) and Nokk (Indrive’s Sloop Doggy Dog RATS) being the only active PWD Barn Hunters in B.C. From left: Jaxx, Farley, Nokk and Crux

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2022 PWDCC

Water Trials

PWDCC Western Branch Water Trial June 30 Sorrento Retreat and Conference Centre, Shuswap Lake, Sorrento BC Judge Janice Cox Reilly For more information, contact Trial Chairperson Denyse Martin, denysedelta@hotmail.com or Trial Secretary, Cathy Hammerschmidt, pwdfun@shaw.ca

Alberta Water Trial hosted by APWDC August 5,7 Dixon Point, Dixon Dam at Innisfail Alberta Judge Karen Pratt, all levels offered Contact Trial Secretary Tracy Brown for more information tracyebrown68@gmail.com

PWDCC National Specialty Water Trial August 11 PWDCOntario Water Trial August 12 At Laurel Creek Conservation Area Judge Catherine Gadd joanne Skalos, Trial Secretary joanne@pwdcc.org

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Do you know what a titer test is? A titler test (pronounced Tight-err) is a laboratory or in-house veterinary test measuring the existence and level of antibodies in your pet’s blood. Basically, it’s a test that will tell you whether or not you actually need to vaccinate your pet at that moment It’s also super useful when making a decision about vaccinating a pet with an unknown vaccination history. According to immunologist Dr. Ronald Schultz, Ph.D “Annual revaccination provides no benefit and may inchase the risk for adverse reactions”. Be sure to ask your veterinarian about titer testing the next time you get that remainder call. More information can be found at www.hemopet.org PWDCC Waterlog www.pwdcc.org

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PWDCC Board Meeting Minutes December 14 2021

January 18, 2022

Roll Call Present Mindy Selby, Catherine Gadd, Diane Dirsus, Frank Davidson, Roslyn Eskind, Jennifer Byers, Shelly Johnston

Approval of November 16, 2021 PWDCC Board meeting minutes Frank made a motion for approval of November 16, 2021 minutes. Roslyn seconded. Approved.

Approval of December 14, 2021 PWDCC Board meeting minutes Frank made a motion for approval of November 16, 2021 minutes. Shelly seconded. Approved.

PWDCC Treasurer’s Report, Nov 30, 2021

PWDCC Treasurer’s Report

CASH FLOW

Bank balance PayPal balance: Total

Bank balance

$20,525.99 ($59.89)

$54.09

PayPal Service Fees

Bank Etransfer Fees

$3.00

Bank Etransfer Fees

$27.33

Zoom Fees (F. Davidson)

$3.00 $21.12

Total

$105.51

Payments to be made in January:

226.00 $310.42

Payments to be made in December: $516.24

MEMBERSHIP Dec 31 2020

31-Oct-21

Change

Single membership

Family membership

-9

New single membership

-8

-3

Puppy Program

110

-53

Total active members

264

200

-64

Expired members

234

390

156

Renewals

New Family membership

$81.39

Shipping Fees ( C. Issa)

Mailing of certificates (C. Gadd)

Membership level

$22,261.95

PAYMENTS

PayPal Service Fees

BFL Insurance

$463.72

Total

$20,466.10

PAYMENTS

Total

$21,798.23

PayPal balance:

Pending members

Committee Reports Breeder Report: N/R Rescue Report: N/R Complaint’s Report: N/R Water Trial: BC, Alberta, details to be brought forward in January. Unfinished Business Website issues: Roslyn waiting for a quote from our webmaster for French site. Membership retention and new membership appeal – Facebook Group: Shelly has set up a FB group Frank discovered that the Group link is only good for 48 hours or 20 clicks so many members found that the link sent had failed. Frank has been sending individual invites as they come in. We still have much work to do regarding uploading content and enticing group activity. Shelly plans to post a calendar to show what will be posted and when CKC Rules of Eligibility: Final version after breeder input was set to CKC. CKC has not accepted our height range as written. CKC want vague and no specifics. Mailing Package to puppy members who renew as full members: 50 grams postage is $1.30 (welcome letter, fridge magnet envelope and stamp). Would that help with retention? 2022 National Specialty: Sweepstakes judge has been selected and he will do ringside judges’ mentoring.

Payment to Janet Book Sanction Match

$100.00

Payment to D. Dirsus Quickbooks annual

$610.20

BFL Insurance

$516.24

Revenue Single Memberships

$1,365.00

Family Memberships

$180.00

Sales of Merchandise

$185.00

Shipping of Merchandise

$11.36

Donations to PWDCC - General

$65.00

Donations to PWDCC - Rescue

$95.00 $1,901.36

MEMBERSHIP Membership level

Dec 31 2020Dec 31 2021

Change

Renewals Single membership

107

Family membership

-8

New single membership

-13

-5 -57

New Family membership Puppy Program

110

Total active members

264

204

-60

Expired members

234

388

154

Pending members

Committee Reports Breeder Report 2019 and 2020 CKC stud book has been released. Shows how many breeding by specific breeder. Some of the numbers of litters are astonishingly huge. Some of these breeding’s haven’t been registered with the CKC. This leaves one questioning? As this is public domain, should it be published on our website? Roslyn to follow up with our CKC rep and get back to us via email. Rescue Report Jennifer still working on trying to rehome 8 year old PWD with anxiety/reactivity issues and seizures, on meds. Roslyn has reached out to the USA as well. Dog still with owners and at wits end and ready to euthanize the dog.

New Business Plan for AGM: proposed to be run during our specialty. Holiday greeting: posted in Waterlog and on Facebook Next meeting Jan 11, 2022 Frank made a motion to adjourn, Shelly seconded. Approved. 14

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Complaint’s Report: N/R PWDCOntario ˆWater Trial Pat Vokes has emailed the folks at Laurel Creek to determine availability. BC Trial has been approved (site and judge). Looking at the budget the travel budget doesn’t appear to cover transportation of boats, nor does it cover boat repairs. Mindy to speak with Andy to get clarification. Note the trial budget can only be seen on apple platforms, camp budget can be seen on all platforms. Cathy made a motion to approve this water trial budget, Jennifer seconded, Approved. Unfinished Business Website issues: Daniel Ecclestone will charge $550.00 to add the 46 pages in French to our current website. Roslyn made the motion to approve this expense, Frank seconded. Approved/ Facebook Group Update: Membership is slowly building. Shelly wants to do a daily activity from Monday – Friday with announcements over weekend. Files still need to be uploaded. New Business Eye Clinic: Dr. Whelan can schedule another CAER clinic for September 17, 2022. Sharon Lapstra has agreed to help out again. Roslyn made a motion to move forward with this clinic, Frank seconded. Approved. Western Branch Water Trial discussed above Next Meeting – Feb 8th (Frank to be in Calgary) Roslyn made a motion to adjourn the meeting, Jennifer seconded. Approved.

Join us for the first BC water trial in over 10 years!

PWDCC Western Branch WATER TRIAL Sorrento Retreat & Conference Centre on beautiful Shuswap Lake, Sorrento, BC

June 30, 2022 All levels offered Judge: Janice Reilly

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UPCOMING

Events

check www.pwdcc.org for updates May 29

Beginner Land Training for Water Work Registration: 9:30am Camp 10:00am-1:00pm Introduce your PWD to the skills and activities associated with Water Trials, no prior experience required, open to pups and adults.

Advanced Land Training Registration: 1:30pm Camp 2:00pm-5:00pm If you need assistance training the buoy ball/go-out or have never trained the buoy ball/go-out then this workshop is for you. Get our exclusive Club Merchandise & Water Equipment at camp. Accepting Cash or Check ONLY for Merchandise Companion Dog Training 1195 Franklin Blvd Unit #4, Cambridge, ON Off Highway 401 www.companiondogtraining.com Camp contact Brawna Levy, brawna@courierpwds.com, 647-629-8450 June 27-30

PWDCC Western Branch Water Camp and Trial Sorrento Retreat and Conference Centre, Shuswap Lake, Sorrento BC Camp for Junior to Courier levels, on-site accommodation, work with your dog or audit the camp Trial All Levels offered. Judge Janice Cox Reilly For more information contact Trial Chairperson Denyse Martin, denysedelta@hotmail.com or Trial Secretary, Cathy Hammerschmidt, pwdfun@shaw.ca

Aug. 9-14

PWDCC National Specialty including

Tues. Aug. 9

CKC Scent Trial Judge Jane Book at Jane Book’s Schooll, 4696 Bartlett Rd. Beamsville ON L0R 1B1

Wed. Aug. 10

Water Trial Practice All Ontario trials at Laurel Creek Conservation Area, Waterloo ON, contact Carolynne Issa, carolynne@pwdcc.org for both PWDCOntario and Specialty Water Trial information and check www.pwdcc.org for premiums and entry forms on the Events page.

Thurs. Aug 11

National Specialty Water Trial

Sat. Aug 13

PWDCC Booster to St. Catharine’s All Breed Obedience and Rally Trials

Sun. Aug 14

National Specialty and Sweepstakes St. Catharines All Breed Shows For more information contact Roslyn Eskind, roslyn@pwdcc.org

Aug. 5-7

PWDCC Water Trial in Alberta hosted by Alberta Portuguese Water Dog Club (APWDC) Location: Dixon Point, Dixon Dam at Innisfail Alberta Judge Karen Pratt all levels offered Premium available at www.pwdcc.org and www.apwdc.com

Fri. Aug. 12

PWDCOntario Water Trial Laurel Creek Conservation Area, Waterloo ON One day Trial, Judge Catherine Gadd, all levels offered For more information contact Carolynne Issa, carolynne@pwdcc.org

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PUPO GRA PHY FAVORITE N ON -C ONSUMABLE : I’m pretty good at confining myself to actual edibile stuff, do really enjoy bones and bully sticks. Although those squishy crocs are an ongoing temptation.

S PECIAL S KILLS : Bugging grandpa Franklin. Maybe I need someone more my age to play with?

B IGGEST C ATASTROPHE : Going on walkabout with grandpa when the delivery man left the gates open. Lucky grandpa has an amazing recall from 200’ and I followed along. Roslyn was really upset!

BATHING

AND

G ROOMING T OLERANCE : I’m good at it,

as I lived with Joanne for 6 months until the borders opened up so I could come back to Canada.

FAVOURITE D ESTINATION : I’m at it, the country place. T OYS

C HOICE : I don’t discriminate, I love stuffies,

bones, hard chew toys, and now towels and blankets which I pull out of the crate as I’m exiting, apparently just like Franklin.

M OST A SHAMED

OF : Lately I’ve developed a passion for

throw pillows, I don’t get it, they’re just like my stuffies but with tassels. Mom was not happy, what and where’s Italy

NAME : Am CH Seabury Vulcan Brisa Surpresa, Brisa.

anyway?

N ICKNAMES : Naughty Sausage.

M OST P ROUD

DATE

L EADER

B IRTH : February 2, 2021. OF

M Y PACK : Roslyn, then of course, grandma

Miss Sophie Tucker, and grandpa Franklin, he’s such a gentleman, putting up with my antics.

E DUCATION : Puppy class, and learning to be a show dog with Joanne Thibault, she’s the best.

L EISURE T IME ACTIVITIES : Playing with the pack, running like crazy in the country, barking at the window in the city, (but can’t seem to get to it anymore).

OF : That I’m a Champion already and now

can work on other fun stuff!

W HAT I WOULD LIKE TO BE WHEN I GROW UP: An all-round PWD doing work now that the show stuff is done.

Brisa is co-owned by Roslyn Eskind and Leo Hui. She lives in Toronto and Grafton with her family including grandma and grandpa, mom Holly, uncle Hunter and visits with other relatives who regularly come to visit

P ET P EEVE : Dinner is not served fast enough! I run to my crate and then have to wait to delivery.

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Sniffingacrossthecountry... 2022 APWDC Battle River Canine Association Booster Results March 26th, 2022 Conformation

Rally

Masters

Judge Mr. Wayne Thompson

Highest Qualifying PWD in Rally CH Baywood Echo Waves Relfected CD RM AGX AGXJ IP DN WWDX & Pat Belliveau

High Qualifying Score CH Baywood Echo Waves Reflected CD RM AGX AGXJ IP DN WWDX & Pat Belliveau - Score 87

Novice A

Obedience

Best of Breed GCHEx Baywood Got Some Splainin Todo RN CGN TDA MAC-1 Best of Opposite Sex Baywood Truth Or Dare Select Dog GCH Marinella’s The Thunder Rolls Best of Winners Baywood Truth Or Dare Winners Dog Baywood Call Of Duty Winners Bitch Baywood Truth Or Dare Best Puppy in Breed Baywood Truth Or Dare Best Baby Puppy In Breed Baywood Nautical Adventure Open Female Class Winner Armada’s Dare Of An Angel 12-18 Month Old Female Class Winner Baywood Penny For Your Thoughts Sr. Puppy Female Class Winner Baywood Truth Or Dare

High Qualifying Score Baywood Dash Ta Fame CGN & Erika Furness Score: 89 Qualifying Score CH Baywood Reminiscent & Kathy Butkovic Baywood Everything’s Coming Up Ruby & Nadine Stielow Novice B High Qualifying Score CH Baywood True To The Mission & Brenda Brown Score 88 Qualifying Score Baywood Call Me Miss Macey & Shayla Fazlic

Highest Qualifying PWD in Obedience GCHEx Baywood Got Some Splainin Todo RN CGN TDA MAC-1 & Kathy Butkovic - Score 195.5 Novice A High Qualifying Score GCHEx Baywood Got Some Splainin Todo RN CGN TDA MAC-1 & Kathy Butkovic- Score 195.5 Novice B High Qualifying Score CH Robel GTO It’s Miller Time Aegean H2O CD PCD VHMA VHMP RI NS CGN CGCA CGCU TKI & Do Farag - Score 194

Advanced B High Qualifying Score GCH Baywood A Legend In Flight RA CGN ETD CRAMCL AWD MAC -3 & Linda Propp - Score 79 Excellent B High Qualifying Score CH Baywood Echo Waves Relfected CD RM AGX AGXJ IP DN WWDX & Pat Belliveau - Score 90

Select Dog GCH Marinella’s The Thunder Rolls

Shayla Fazic and Macy, Brenda Brown and True.

Pat Belliveau and Radar, High Qualifying PWD in Rally.

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Linda Propp and Avro

Crufts 2022 Results

March 10, 2022 Judge: Mr. S. W. Hall Best of Breed Belleville A Song for You, Mrs C & Mr E ThompsonMorgan & Morgan Dog Challenge Certificate Ch/Can Ch Claircreek Pure Art, Miss J C & Mrs D Hopkins & Gottdenker Reserve Dog Challenge Certificate Oakholme Imperial Wizard, Dr J Smith Bitch Challenge Certificate Belleville A Song for You, Mrs C & Mr E ThompsonMorgan & Morgan Reserve Bitch Challenge Certificate Ch Rarjo Red Hot Mama, Mr & Mrs Williams & Carter Best Puppy Majesixs Flaming Hot, Mrs S Williams Best Veteran Ch Belleville Anjo De Noite, Mrs C & Mr E Thompson-Morgan & Morgan For all class results, visit https://www.fossedata.co.uk/show-results/crufts/

Do Faragh and Miller

Baywood True or Dare

From left: Best Bitch and Best of Breed, Belleville A Song for You, Best Dog, Ch/Can Ch Claircreek Pure Art, Best Puppy, Majesixs Flaming Hot, and Best Veteran, Ch Belleville Anjo De Noite.

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Should you let dogs sniff your hand? The answer is NO! Why? Rude behaviour by the human! They do not want to smell you!

and this makes your approach scarier. Let’s break this myth of greeting dogs this way, It is unsafe!

if the dog doesn’t step into your space and make some sort of contact do not greet! Best practice is to ignore, and let the dog come to you on their own! This is not the way to make friends. This myth has been around for decades. This information is inaccurate, outdated, and a good way to get bitten. When offering your hand, you bend over, and invade the dog’s space,

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New member applications December 27, 2021-March 31 2022 If no objections are received by Frank Davidson, our Secretary (frank@pwdcc.org), within 30 days after publication date, 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

either, and short story for possible selection for the cover pup and follow the questionnaire for the pupography. We

notified of the result.

also love any other general interest stories about your wonderful PWDs for publication in our next issues. Send us

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your photos as electronic files (jpegs, tiffs, eps saved at minimum 4 x 6” 260dpi). All emails should be titled ‘Waterlog’. Text can be emailed or sent as a Word attachment along with photos to Roslyn Eskind, roslyn@pwdcc.org or call 416-580-4395 for additional information. 20

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Beige, Black 14. Full Zip Windshirt $30.00

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18. Cotton T-Shirt $15.00 12. Full Zip Hooded Sweatshirt $40.00

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