the Waterlog June 2018
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE PORTUGUESE WATER DOG CLUB OF CANADA
BEST IN SPECIALTY BISS MBIS GCH Am GCHB Seabury’s Final Voyage, AOMs
President’s Letter 2018 National Specialty Results SuperDog Board Minutes 2017 Financial Report Branch News Water Camp Sniffing Across the Country Upcoming Events Shopping
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On the cover: BISS MBIS GCH Am GCHB Seabury’s Final Voyage, AOMs. Pedro capped his show career by going Best in Specialty under esteemed breeder Judge Danik Dancause. Beautifully handled by Joanne Thibault. Pedro, who has two AOMs from PWDCA Nationals, two AKC National AOMs, Select Dog at Westminster, Select Dog at PWDCC Regional Specialty will now retire to being the best pet of the Wolff family.
I'm Caleb, Fado's Estrelaleal Rei if you please. I’m 5 months old now and I live with my two "aunties" Saydie and Izzie, Mom who seems to make the rules and Dad who goes along with Mom's rules too. Saydie’s my BFF and Izzie mostly sits on the sofa looking at us like we're insane. I'm already a welltravelled pup, born in Ontario, living in Calgary and Mom says we're off on an adventure, a car trip first to Lake of the Woods in Manitoba to meet more family and then to Ontario, and off to the PWDCA National Specialty where I'll make my debut in the conformation ring as a brand new 6 month puppy. Wish me luck! Caleb lives with Mindy Selby, Monte Ravlich, Izzy and Saydie, retired CKC champions in Calgary
PWDCC Board of Directors and Officers effective December 30, 2017 President
Treasurer, Director
Sharon Lapstra
Eastern Region
Karine Simard
Pat Vokes
St. Clements, Ontario
Jennifer Byers
Ste-Famille, Quebec
Nobleton, Ontario
karinesim@pwdcc.org
Directors
Vice President
Jennifer Byers
Karen Matthews
Montreal, Quebec
Fonthill, Ontario Secretary, Director Tracy Brown Calgary, Alberta
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Mindy Selby Calgary, Alberta Rescue Coordinators Central Region
Andy Gamache
Patti McDonald
Morinville, Alberta
Waterloo, Ontario
Deirdre Hall
Montreal, Quebec (514) 773-9376 Western Region Val Berry Mission, British Columbia (604) 820-9553
(519) 886-5328
Stouffville, Ontario
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Much has happened at the national level since the last edition of Waterlog. During the month of May we hosted our National Specialty in Kitchener. In addition to Conformation, some of our members took part in Agility and Rally Obedience, and the Superdog competition. The positive feedback provided by participants from both Canada and the USA regarding their experience and the fun they had was unanimous! The event was a success in every respect.
I would like to congratulate the winners, thank all the participants and recognize all those who made this specialty possible including the organizing committee and our wonderful Conformation judges Danik Dancause and Kathy Maguire for their excellent work. An important and invaluable piece of the Specialty was judges education where CKC's conformation judges were able to receive education about judging our breed. A big thank you also to the Agility judge Billie McLean and the Rally judge Marie Sawford. Moreover, the summer is in full swing and it's wonderful to see lots of Portuguese Water Dogs working in the water! Ontario and Alberta have successfully hosted this summer's camps and many practices where camaraderie, support and fun have prevailed. Congratulations to all those who have made these activities possible and to the many participants. The culmination of this summer of water work will be held in two competitions on August 10, 11 and 12 in Alberta and Ontario. For those who have never had the opportunity to see our wonderful breed do the job they were bred for this is a great event to watch. Do not hesitate to go watch and support the teams trialing! Finally, and critical for our club, in this edition of the Waterlog we request the involvement of members in various committees to advance critical projects to improve services to members and breeders. Do not hesitate to get involved – the success of your club, in part, depends on your participation!
Beaucoup de choses se sont passées au niveau national depuis la dernière parution du Waterlog. Au cours du mois de mai a eu lieu la spécialité nationale de chien d’eau portugais à Kitchener. Lors de cet événement, on a eu l’occasion voir performer les chiens autant en conformation qu’en agilité et obéissance. Les commentaires positifs des participants venant du Canada et des États-Unis concernant leur expérience et le plaisir qu’il ont eu à participer sont unanimes, l’événement fut un succès à tous points de vue. Je tiens à féliciter les gagnants et à remercier tous ceux qui ont rendu ce spécialité possible incluant le comité organisateur ainsi que nos merveilleux juges Danik Dancause et Kathy Mcguire pour leur excellent travail.
Certains juges de conformation du CKC ont aussi pu recevoir de l’éducation sur le jugement de notre race ce qui en fait un événement d’autant plus important. Un merci spécial au juge d’agilité Billie McLean et au juge de rally Marie Sawford. Par ailleurs, l’été bat son plein et c’est merveilleux de voir pleins de chiens d’eau portugais au travail dans l’eau! Les clubs de l’Ontario et de l’Alberta ont organisé cet été avec succès des camps et plusieurs pratiques ou la camaraderie, l’entraide et le plaisir ont régné, bravo à tous ceux qui ont permis ces activités possibles ainsi qu’aux nombreux participants. Le point culminant de cet été de travail aura lieu lors de deux concours le 10-11 et 12 août prochain en Alberta et en Ontario. Pour ceux qui n’ont jamais eu l’occasion de voir des chiens au travail à l’eau il s’agit d’un événement très plaisant à regarder, n’hésitez pas à aller encourager les équipes présentes! Finalement lors de l’édition de ce Waterlog, nous sollicitons l’implication des membres dans différents comités visant à faire avancer différents projets et à améliorer les services aux membres et aux éleveurs, n’hésitez pas à vous impliquer, le succès de votre club dépend de votre participation en grande partie!
Karine Simard, President, PWDCC
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PWDCOntario WATER PROGRAM 2018
TRIAL DAYS Laurel Creek Conservation, Waterloo Saturday and Sunday, August 11 - 12
Contact Cathy Gadd, cathy@pwdcc.org
New member applications April 1 - July 25, 2018 If no objections are received by Tracy Brown, our Secretary (tracy@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 notified of the result. Jana Benincasa
Megan Suddergaard
Janice Gavin
Craig McKay
65 Hall Road
17 Queen Street
210-461 Larry Uteck Blvd.
221 Raglan Avenue
Waverley NS, B2R 1N5
Georgetown ON, L7G 2E3
Halifax NS, B3M 0H3
Toronto ON, M6C 2L6
Stanley & Sarah Johnston
Al Shields
Glenda Baker
Robert Arbuckle
166 Silver Leaf Dr.
14 Foxwood Crescent
4148 Concession Rd 8,
1569 Pharmacy Avenue
Kinsac NS, B4G 1G5
Mineville NS B2Z 1J7
Orono ON, L0B1M0
Toronto ON, M1R 2K6
Jayne Hopkins
Tom and Emily Pang
Christine Rose
Janis Watts
Llwybrau Mebyd,
48 Olsen Dr
and Janice Levangie
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Llanarthne Carmarthenshire
Toronto ON, M3A 3J3
88 Wakefield Crt
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1343 Treeland St.
264 34E Avenue,
Burlington ON, L7R 3T5
Lachine Quebec, H8T 1Z5
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Best of Opposite, CH Pattedeau’s Crown Jewel Owned by Ann Wilson and Karine Simard
Select Dog, GCH Seabury’s Franklin In The Dark, AOM Owned by Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown
Select Bitch, Ch Keevabay’s Heart Desire Owned by Sharon Lapstra
Best of Winners, Keevabay’s Mighty Zeus Owned by Sharon Lapstra
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PWDCC National Specialty Judge’s Comments As a dog judge, to have the honour to be invited to judge at the National Specialty is a moment to cherish – probably due to my extensive experience with Portuguese Water Dogs as a handler, groomer, and guest speaker, and, that early in my judging career I’d been fortunate to have several prestigious assignments for PWD’s. I was the Sweepstakes judge at the US National Specialty in 2011, and now I was to have the privilege to step into the ring to crown the winner of it all for the Canadian National Specialty! I am truly grateful for this invitation and opportunity. As a judge the job is to be ready for the assignment and give an opinion based on the breed standard while being as pleasant and efficient as possible. I was excited to see the dogs. The process You are probably wondering what I thought of your dogs. Before getting into the details, let me first, thank the Portuguese Water Dog Club of Canada for this wonderful assignment. Thank-you to all the breeders, handlers, exhibitors, as well as the participating teammates that are often forgotten in this equation. Here, I am referring to the non-showing partners that support, drive around, walk the dogs, and many other things. To all of you thank you for your participation in the breed celebration! I must say that overall the dogs were all very nice. There was not one dog in that line-up that was disappointing or not a good representative of the breed. For a judge, that is pure joy. Why? Because I could simply focus on the task of looking at the dogs and compariing them against their breed standard. I start every evaluation the same way with attention to the overall symmetry and balance. Then I move to the head piece where I look for a strong muzzle - to have a full hand when examining the skull to match the breed description that says “Well proportioned and massive”. The dog's physical condition is also important, to match their job and ability to swim. The description of “very strongly muscled” has to show somewhere. Tail placement is a pet peeve of mine. The good news, is that I do not recall any of the tails snaping on top of the back. And there is the obvious movement, where I am looking for balance, a certain reach, drive and stamina. Along the down and back I was looking to see if the hocks were touching each other moving away and coming back to see if there wasn’t something funny going on in the front like elbowing out for example. Luckily, I did not see many of these things. The choices So now you know what I was looking for, let’s look at some of the winners. As many of you were able to see, I really enjoyed the winner’s dog - an interesting package of good size, nice head piece, great coat with dark pigmentation, and the dog was in good physical condition.
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The winner's bitch was very similar looking to the winner’s dog. She was well balanced and very deserving. The best puppy came from the classes over some specials. This young dog is a very nice package with good coat and a lovely rich brown color. His attitude and movement was above the other puppies. The line-up of specials was filled with quality dogs. Some difficult decisions came with the cuts, but the luxury of having so many quality dogs made it easier. As we moved toward the end a particular male dog started to capture my attention. He displayed assurance that he was in control. As for the girls, the line-up also had quality animals but three of them stood out. They were balanced with nice outline. Ultimately, one of them rose above the others one to be awarded BOSS. The award of merit males and females were all quality dogs, just not as complete as the breed dog. He started to shine from the moment he made the cut. He stood proud. I liked his proportion, size and overall condition. At the end, I kept moving him against the winner’s dog. The special male finally won the epic battle. He stayed together and was consistent throughout the competition. Judging veteran dogs is always an emotional moment. All of them were happy to be back in the ring remembering the good days when they were the centre of attention. The veteran winner came from the 9 to 11 year old female class. She was in a lovely condition and moved smoothly. Along the process of judging the Specialty, I repeatedly pulled out dogs and asked them to go around togheter. That was my way to express my appreciation to these particular dogs while providing the audience outside the ring an indication to pay attention to these individuals. Every time I did it, there was a specific reason for it, and it added an element of showmanship. After all, we are in a dog show, right? Finally As you can see I really enjoyed the dogs. I cannot remember any undeserving ones. Overall there was nothing fundamentally wrong with any of them. Congratulations to all of you. Your passion for the breed was nicely expressed by supporting this event. Thank you for this. I will have fond memories from this particular show, and especially the wonderful dogs. Danik Dancause, Specialty Judge
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PWDCC Spécialité nationale Commentaires du juge En tant que juge canin, c’est un véritable honneur que d’être invité à une spécialité nationale, en fait c’est un moment que vous affectionnez. Probablement parce qu’à travers les années, j’ai accumulé une grande expérience avec les chiens d’eau portugais que ce soit en tant que manieur, toiletteur, ou conférencier. Tôt dans ma carrière de juge, j’ai eu le privilège d’avoir été invité à plusieurs événements prestigieux pour la race. Par ex-emple en 2011, je fus invité à juger les « Sweepstakes » à la spécialité nationale aux États-Unis (PWDCA). Maintenant, j’étais pour avoir l’occasion de couronner le grand gagnant de la spécialité nationale canadienne! Je suis très reconnaissant d’avoir reçu cette invitation ainsi que cette opportunité. En tant que juge mon travail est d’être prêt pour cette journée et de donner mon opinion basée sur le standard de la race tout en étant plaisant et efficace. J’avais hâte de voir vos chiens. Le processus Il est fort à parier que vous vous interrogez sur ce que j’ai pensé de vos chiens? Avant de sauter dans le vif du sujet, j’aimerais remercier le club du chien d’eau portugais du Canada (PWDCC) pour cette magnifique invitation. Un merci tout particulier aux éleveurs, manieurs, exposants ainsi qu’aux partenaires des différentes équipes qui sont si souvent oubliés. Ici je fais référence aux partenaires qui ne sont pas dans l’enseigne mais qui travaillent dans l’ombre qu’ils sont là pour supporter, conduire, marcher le ou les chien(s) et à bien d’autres choses. Je vous félicite tous pour votre participation à la célébration de votre race. Je dois dire que dans l’ensemble les chiens étaient très bien. Il n’y en avait pas un qui était décevant ou pas un bon représentant de sa race. En tant que juge c’était le bonheur. Pourquoi? Parce que vous pouvez simplement vous concentrer sur le travail à accomplir et comparer les chiens contre leur standard. J’ai commencé chaque évaluation de la même façon en portant attention sur la symétrie et l’équilibre. Par la suite, le regardais la tête où je voulais avoir un museau de bonne taille et la main pleine lors de l’examen du crane afin de rencontrer la description du standard qui dit «Bien proportionné et massif ». La condition physique du chien est également importante afin de rencontrer leur travail et leur habilité à nager. Lorsque vous avez une description qui dit «très fortement musclé”, la musculation doit être perceptible! La position de la base de la queue est un élément auquel je porte une attention toute particulière. La bonne nouvelle est que je ne me souviens pas d’avoir vue des queues qui étaient couchées sur le dessus du dos. Et il y a le mouvement, ici je regards pour un équilibre, une certaine portée tout en portant une attention à l’endurance. Sur l’aller et le retour, je regardais pour voir si les jarrets se touchaient lorsque le chien se déplaçait et sur le retour s’il y avait quelque chose qui clochait comme les coudes sortis par exemple. Heureusement, il n’y en avait pas beaucoup. Les choix Bon maintenant vous aimeriez savoir ce que je recherchais, alors regardons les gagnants. Comme vous avez été en mesure de le constater, j’ai bien apprécié le gagnant mâle. Il avait plusieurs de qualités intéressantes tel qu’une taille idéale, une bonne tête,
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un pelage de bonne qualité, une pigmentation foncée et il était en bonne condition physique. La femelle gagnante avait une allure similaire au gagnant mâle. Elle était bien balancée et méritait pleinement son gain. Le meilleur chiot provenait des classes et celui-ci a dû passer au-delà des spéciaux. Ce jeune chien avait un ensemble intéressant avec un poil de bonne qualité avec une riche couleur brune. De plus, il avait une attitude supérieure aux autres chiots. Parmi les spéciaux, on y retrouvait un grand nombre de chiens de qualité. Certaines décisions difficiles sont arrivées avec les coupures mais le luxe que d’avoir autant de bons chiens m’a rendu la tâche plus facile. Vers la fin du jugement un certain mâle a attiré mon attention. Celui-ci dégageait une assurance et un contrôle supérieur aux autres. Pour ce qui est des femelles on y retrouvait également plusieurs individus de qualité mais trois d’entre elles ressortaient du lot. Elles étaient bien balancées avec de bonnes lignes. Utilement, une d’elles a ressorti du lot et a obtenu le prix du meilleur du sexe opposé. Les mâles et les femelles qui ont reçus les prix d’excellences (AOM) étaient tous des individus de qualité mais pas aussi complet que le gagnant de la race. Il a commencé à ressortir à partir du moment qu’il a fait la première coupure. Il se tenait debout fière comme un pan. J’aimais ses proportions, sa taille ainsi que sa condition en générale. À la fin, je l’ai comparé en mouvement contre le gagnant mâle. Le mâle spécial a finalement gagné cette bataille épique. Il ne s’est pas défait et fut constant tout au long de la compétition. Juger les vétérans est toujours un moment émotif. Ils étaient tous content d’être là de retour où ils ont connu leurs moments de gloire. Là où ils étaient le centre de l’attention. La femelle vétéran qui a gagné provenait de la classe des 9 à 11 ans. Elle était dans une bonne condition se déplaçait avec grâce. Tout au long du jugement de la spécialité, j’ai comparé des chiens ensemble. C’était ma façon d’exprimer mon appréciation pour ces chiens-là tout en donnant l’occasion aux gens qui étaient à l’extérieur de l’enseigne de porter attention à ceux-ci. À toutes les fois que je l’ai fait, il y avait des raisons spécifiques, de plus ça ajoutait un élément de spectacle. Après tout nous étions à une exposition canine. Pas vrai? Finalement Comme vous pouvez le constater j’ai bien apprécié les chiens qui étaient présent et je ne me souviens pas d’individus qui n’étaient pas méritant. Félicitations à vous tous. Votre passion pour la race s’est exprimée d’une bien belle façon en supportant cet événement. En général, il n’y avait rien de fondamentalement mauvais avec aucun d’entre eux. Je vous remercie grandement pour ses beaux souvenirs, et je vais en garder en mémoire cette exposition et bien entendu vos chiens. Danik Dancause, Juge spécialisé
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2018 PWDCC NATIONAL SPECIALTY RESULTS Judge Danik Dancause May 20, 2018 Best in Specialty MBIS GCH GCHB Seabury's Final Voyage, AOMs AOE Breeders Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown By CH Ondulado’s Schooner D’Sonoqua, AOMs AJN AJNJ ex CH Hunter’s Eastcoast Blackout CGN Canada Owners Roslyn Eskind John H. Brown Best of Opposite in Specialty GCH Pattedeau’s Crown Jewel Breeder Karine Simard By GCH Deblon’s Rising Star to Pattedeau ex Ridgehaven’s Moonlight Pattedeau Canada Owners Ann Wilson and Karine Simard Agent Karine Simard Best Puppy Riverwaves Carry the Skies Breeder Sandra Allen By GCH Seabury’s Franklin In The Dark, AOM ex CH Riverwaves Alcancando Estrelas, RI Canada Owners Sandra Allen and Roslyn Eskind Select Dog GCH Seabury’s Franklin In The Dark, AOM Breeders Roslyn Eskind, John H. Brown By Hunter ’s Kwik Frozen Tombouy ex CH Seabury’s Goodby Ruby Tuesday, CGN Canada Owners Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown Select Bitch Ch Keevabay’s Heart Desire Breeder Sharon Lapstra By GCH Seabury’s Final Voyage, AOMs AOE ex CH Keevabay’s Into The Mystic Canada Owner Sharon Lapstra Awards of Merit Ch Peja Knock One Out Of The Park (dog) Breeder Peggy Thomas By Peja Don’t Knock The Boat ex Peja Hellen High Water Elsew here Owners Chris and Christine Peper, Peggy Thomas Agent Lorraine Wilson GCH Fado’s Magicial Inspiration (bitch) Breeder Deirdre Hall By CH Keevabay’s Fifty Shades ex Fado’s Pequenina Mas Podersoso Canada Owner Deirdre Hall Agent Monica Park Best Veteran CH Seabury’s Goodby Ruby Tuesday, GN Breedesr Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown By CH Del Sur’s Sea Trout ex CH Hunter’s Eastcoast Blackout Canada Owners Rosly n Eskind and John H. Brown
Best in Specialty, BiSS MBIS GCH Am GCHB Seabury’s Final Voyage, AOMs with Specialty Judge Danik Dancause and PWDCC President Karine Simard. Pedro is handled by Joanne Thibault, right. Best of Winners/Best Canadian Bred Keevabay’s Mighty Zeus Breeder Sharon Lapstra By GCH Seabury’s Final Voyage, AOMs AOE ex CH Keevabay’s Into The Mystic Canada Owner Sharon Lapstra Agent Rebecca Carner Best Bred By Exhibitor Valkyrie Reign is a Good Thing (bitch) Breeder Julie W. Parker By Adventurer’s Bairrada ex Valkyrie Glenda The Good Witch Elsewhere Owner Julie W. Parker Winners Dog Keevabay’s Mighty Zeus Breeder Sharon Lapstra By GCH Seabury’s Final Voyage, AOMs AOE ex CH Keevabay’s Into The Mystic Canada Owner Sharon Lapstra Agent Rebecca Carner Winners Bitch Searidge Ain’t Misbehavin Breeders Jainice Reilly and Tamara Tate By Cartmel Sea Master ex Searidge’s Diamonds On The Water Elsewhere Owner Janice Reilly Reserve Winners Dog Riverwaves Ca rry the Skies Breeder Sandra Allen By GCH Seabury’s Franklin In The Dark, AOM ex CH Riverwaves Alcancando Estrelas, RI Canada Owners Sandra Allen and Roslyn Eskind Reserve Winners Bitch Valkyrie Reign is a Good Thing (bitch) Breeder Julie W. Parker By Adventurer’s Bairrada ex Valkyrie Glenda The Good Witch Elsewhere Owner Julie W. Parker
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3-6 Month Puppy C-Lion’s Black Pearl At Pattedeau (bitch) Breeders Heathe r Shilo and Therese Phillps By C-lion’s Sequel To The Ring ex C-lion’s Mainsail To The Wind Elsewhere Owners Yolande Hould, Gilles Dionne and Karine Simard CLASS RESULTS Junior Puppy Dog 1 Riverwaves Carry The Skies Breeder Sandra Allen By GCH Seabury’s Final Voyage, AOMs AOE ex CH Riverwaves Alcancando Estrelas, RI Canada Owners Sandra Allen and Roslyn Eskind Senior Puppy Dog Charbr’s Dancing On The Edge Breeder Cynthia Berube By CH Drewsar Breaking Bad ex GCH Charbr’s Sunset Cruz Canada Owner Anne Passifiume Canadian Bred Dog Keevabay’s Mighty Zeus Breeder Sharon Lapstra By GCH Seabury’s Final Voyage, AOMs AOE ex CH Keevabay’s Into The Mystic Canada Owner Sharon Lapstra Agent Rebecca Carner
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Bred By Exhibitor Dog Bigbay Moonlight Splash Breeders Brawna Levy and Lorraine Wilson By CH Bigbay Splash ex CH Bigbay Sienna Moon, CGN Canada Owners Wilson, Chad and Trish Ramsay
15-18 Month Bitch Seabridge Ain’t Misbehaving Breeders Janice Reilly and Tamara Tate By Cartmel Sea Master ex Searidge’s Diamonds On The Water Elsewhere Owner Janice Reilly
3 Northsky’s The Force Awakens Breeder Tara Sky Cooper-Leith By CH Belouro Explorer Raphael ex Keeva Bay’s Rumor Has It Canada Owner Tara Sky Cooper-Leith Agent Tara Sky Cooper-Leith
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Bred By Exhibitor Bitch Valkyrie Reign Is A Good Thing Breeder Julie W. Parker By Adventurer’s Bairrada ex Valkyrie Glenda The Good Witch Elsewhere Owner Julie W. Parker
Sexually Altered Male, Best Sexually Altered in Specialty MOTCH MHIT Ridgehaven’s Oscar The Crouch (Oscar) CWDX, CGN, CRB, RAE8, AM CDX, AM RE, CL1-H, ATD, TDA, AGN, AGNJ, AGPAD, UD, MAC 5, GROM Breeder Karen D. Matthews By Aarion’s Delorean Of Deblon ex CH Deblon’s Glen Abbey At Ridgehaven, CGN RE AWD Canada Owners Monte and Lorie Crouch
Searidge Diamonds in the Ruff Breeders Janice and John Reilly By Keevabay’s Fifty Shades ex Cove’s End My Wish AT Searidge Elsewhere Owners Janice and John Reilly 7 to 10 Years Dog 1 BIS GCH Deblon’s Rising Star To Pattedeau Breeder Bard Bucheit By Deblon Kool Mover ex Deblon Daring Finales Elsewhere Owner Karine Simard 10 Years and Over Dog Ch Bigbay Selkie’s Waggish Mate Breeder Lorraine Wilson By Valkyrie Wind Over Lake Erie ex CH Valkyrie Summer Solstice Canada Owner Lorraine Wilson Junior Puppy Bitch 1 Riverwaves Born Ready For You Breeder Sandra Allen By GCH Seabury’s Franklin In The Dark ex Riverwaves Alcanando Estrelas, RI Canada Owners Marilyn Jones and Sandra Allen 2 A Lagoa Lirio Da Lunanova Breeders Carolynne Issa and Joanne Skalos By GCH Northsky At Lunavova ex Lunanova’s Gem Of Siverspring Canada Owner Carolynne Issa 12-15 Month Bitch Valkyrie We’re No Angels Breeders Julie W. Parker and Sue Heath By Valyrie Fiveoclocksomewhre ex GCH Valkyrie Running Back Roads, RN Elsewhere Owner s Sue Heath, Julie W. Parker
Open Bitch Hunter’s Kwik Frozen Tomgirl Miss B Breeder Elaine Suter By Kwik Do Condinho ex Belouro Hunter’s Tomgirl Elsewhere Owner Elaine Suter 7 to 10 Years Bitch Kewbeach Rhythm Of My Heart Breeders Catherine Gadd and Michael Gadd By CH Downeast Elf About Town ex CH Swaleview Stardust At Kewbeach Canada Owners Catherine Gadd and Michael Gadd 10 Years and Over Bitch 1 CH Seabury’s Goodby Ruby Tuesday, CGN Breeders Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown B y CH Del Sur’s Sea Trout ex CH Hunter’s Eastcoast Blackout Canada Owners Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown 2 CH Fado’s Pinta Meu Mundo Breeder Deirdre Hall By CH Aliana’s Sonho Do Menino Novo, CGN ex Alana’s Dancar Na Chuva Poca Canada Owner Deirdre Hall 3-6 Month Bitch Class 1 C-lion’s Black Pearl at Pattedeau Breeders Heather Shilo and Therese Phillips By C-lion’s sequel To The Ring ex C-lion’s Mainesail To T he Wind Elsewhere Owners Yolande Hould, Gilles Dionne, and Karine Simard 2 Bigbay Celebrate The Magic Breeder Lorraine Wilson By Cosmos Let’s Celebrate ex Bigbay Magic Storm Canada Owner Lorraine Wilson
Best Altered, MOTCH MHIT Ridgehaven’s Oscar The Crouch (Oscar) CWDX, CGN, CRB, RAE8, AM CDX, AM RE, CL1-H, ATD, TDA, AGN, AGNJ, AGPAD, UD, MAC 5, GROM
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Brace Class Keevabay’s Mighty Zeus Ch Keevabay’s Heart Desire Breeder Sharon Lapstra By GCH Seabury’s Final Voyage, AOMs A OE ex CH Keevabay’s Into The Mystic Canada Owner Sharon Lapstra Stud Dog Class 1 MBIS GCH GCHB Seabury's Final Voyage, AOMs AOE Breeders Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown By CH Ondulado’s Schooner D’Sonoqua, AOMs AJN AJNJ ex CH Hunter’s Eastcoast Blackout CGN Canada Owners Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown 2 GCH Seabury’s Franklin In The Dark, AOM Breeders Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown By Hunter’s Kwik Frozen Tombouy ex CH Seabury’s Goodby Ruby Tuesday, CGN Canada Owners Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown Brood Bitch Class Bigbay Sienna Moon Breeders Lorraine Wilson and Brawna Levy By GIS CH Bigbay Selkie’s Waggish Mate ex Bigbay Stormy Weather, CGN Canada Owner Brawna Levy
Best Baby Puppy, C-lion’s Black Pearl at Pattedeau
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Ch Peja Knock One Out Of The Park, Award of Merit
GCH Fado’s Magicial Inspiration, Award of Merit
Riverwaves Carry the Skies, Best Puppy in Specialty with his sire, GCH Seabury’s Franklin In The Dark, AOM
GCH SeaRidge Diamond In The Ruff, CGC, WWD was Winners Dog at the PWDCC booster show!
GCH Seabury’s Franklin In The Dark, AOM, Best of Breed at the PWDCC Booster with Judge Rodi Hubenthal and Group 3 on Sunday at the K-W all breed show with Judge Wera Hubenthal
Best Vet in Show, CH Seabury’s Goodby Ruby Tuesday, CGN. Owned by Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown
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PWDCC National Specialty Sweepstakes Judge’s Comments It was a great honor to be asked to judge the puppy and veteran
My choice for Best of Opposite to Best Veteran in Sweeps was
sweepstakes competitions at the PWDCC National Specialty
Ch Seabury’s Goodby Ruby Tuesday, CGN. Anyone who knows
this year. Thank you to everyone who entered and especially to
me as a breeder knows that I am a “front” person and when
Sharon Lapstra for coordinating all of the details prior to the
I touched “Ruby’s” forechest and then watched her move, she
event. I also owe my deep appreciation to Danik Dancause for
sealed the deal for me.
his mentoring prior to judging. To provide feedback to the breeders, I touched a lot of dogs The entry of 17 puppies and 5 veterans made for a lovely group
that were half rib cage/ half loin. Eyes were darker overall
to work with. I was especially impressed with how well trained
than I have seen in U.S., and fronts overall were lacking in
and socialized the youngsters were. It was fun for me to have
fill. (I am happy to say, I did not see any of the dreadful lion
the Baby Puppy class of 3-6 month olds, as we do not have that
trim muzzles we see in the U.S. where so much hair is left
class in our Sweeps competitions in the United States. I also
on them you can comb them! Kudos to the Canadians! Bravo!!
want to mention that the Veterans impressed me with their beautiful, regal carriage around the ring. They were very proud to be back strutting their stuff and it was obvious they were enjoying themselves as the audience clapped happily for them.
I enjoyed spending time with the group who gathered in the grooming area after judging to discuss structure. I always encourage fanciers to touch as many dogs as they can so the difference between what you SEE and what you FEEL
My choice for Best in Puppy Sweepstakes was a difficult one,
becomes reality.
as when it came down to it, there were several very lovely puppies to choose from. I made it fun for the group and brought them into the center of the ring and ask the handlers to “strut their stuff” and showcase their dogs. In the end, I chose Searidge Ain’t Misbehavin from the 12-18 month class as Best. A well balanced bitch from front to rear with lovely breed type and a beautiful head piece, she beat the stunning baby 3-6 month bitch on maturity. I assured both the 3-6 and 6-9 class
Dog shows have been a part of my life since I was 12 years old. My favorite part has always been interacting with my dog in the ring. I embrace teaching my PWDs to love being show dogs. I always want them to share the experience with me, be trained perfectly, but still have fun doing it. When I step into the ring to judge, I take that same attitude with me. I want the exhibitors and the dogs to have a positive, enjoyable time.
winners that I would be happy to take either one of them home
I hope that I made the experience a gratifying one for all of
as well and I would be anxious to see them grow up.
you. It was a very memorable event for me, and I appreciate
My Best of Opposite Sex in Puppy Sweeps went to a lovely brown curly male, CH Riverwaves Galo Da Boa Vida, from the
the wonderful hospitality of the PWDCC and all the members and exhibitors. Thank you again!
6-9 class. I later found out he was already a champion! I was amazed at how beautiful this boy was for his age. Type AND beautiful movement… again, one to watch as he matures.
Kathy Maguire, Sweeps Judge
The Veteran entry was just lovely, as I mentioned above. My Best in Sweeps won based on his beautiful head piece and roundness. He is a Canadian Best in Show winner, BIS GCH Deblon’s Rising Star To Pattedeau. He is also sound on his legs.
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SWEEPSTAKES Best in Sweepstakes Searidge Ain’t Misbehavin Owner Janice Reilly Best of Opposite Sex in Sweepstakes CH Riverwaves Galo Da Boa Vida Owner Sandra Allen, Roslyn Eskind Junior Puppy Dog 1 CH Riverwaves Galo Da Boa Vida Owners Sandra Allen, Roslyn Eskind 2 Riverwaves Carry The Skies Owners Sandra Allen, Roslyn Eskind Senior Puppy Dog 1 Bigbay Moonlight Splash Owners Lorraine Wilson Chad Ramsay, Trish Ramsay 2 Charbr’s Dancing On The Edge Owner Anne Passifiume 12-18 Month Dog 1 Ch Seabury’s Made To Measure Owner Roslyn Eskind 2 Fado’s Tesouro Dos Sonhos Owner Deirdre Hall
SWEEPSTAKES VETERAN CLASS Best in Veteran Sweepstakes BIS GCH Deblon’s Rising Star To Pattedeau Owner Karine Simard
3-6 Month Bitch 1 C-lion’s Black Pearl At Pattedeau Owners Yolande Houle, Gilles Dionne, Karine Simard 2 Bigbay Celebrate The Magic Owner Lorraine Wilson 3 Northsky’s The Force Awakens Owner Tar Sky Coop er-Leith
Best of Opposite Sex in Veteran Sweepstakes Ch Seabury’s Goodby Ruby Tuesday, CGN Owners Roslyn Eskind, John H. Brown
Junior Puppy Bitch 1 A Lagoa Lirio Da Lunanova Owner Carolynne Issa 2 Riverwaves Born Ready For You Owner Marilyn Jones, Sandra Allen
9-11 Years Veteran Dog 1 BIS GCH Deblon’s Rising Star To Pattedeau Owner Karine Simard 2 Ch Bigbay Selkie’s Waggish Mate Owner Lorraine Wilson
12-18 Month Bitch 1 Searidge Ain’t Misbehavin Owner Janice Reilly 2 Ch Lunanova Let The Storm Rage On Owner Carolyyne Issa 3 Ch Pattedeau’s Crown Jewel Owner Anne Wilson and Karine Simard 4 Valkyrie We’re No Angels Owner Sue Heath and Julie W. Parker
7-9 Years Veteran Bitch Kewbeach Rhythm Of My Heart Owner Catherine Gadd, Michael Gadd 9-11 Years Veteran Bitch Ch Seabury’s Goodby Ruby Tuesday, CGN Owners Roslyn Eskind, John H. Brown 11 Years and Over Veteran Bitch Ch Fado’s PInta Meu Mundo Owner Deirdre Hall
Minx, American CH SeaRidge Ain’t Misbehavin, was Best in Sweeps under Breeder Judge Kathy Maguire! Minx then went on to be Winners Bitch under Breeder Judge Danik Dancause!
Best in Vet Sweeps, BIS GCH Deblon’s Rising Star To Pattedeau Owned by Karine Simard
BOS, CH Seabury’s Goodby Ruby Tuesday, CGN Owned by Roslyn Eskind and John H. Brown
Sweepstakes Judge Kathy Maguire with Ch Seabury's Made to Measure, first in the 15-18 month class.
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PERFORMANCE 2018 SUPERDOG MOTCH MHIT Ridgehaven’s Oscar The Crouch (Oscar) CWDX, CGN, CRB, RAE8, AM CDX, AM RE, CL1-H, ATD, TDA, AGN, AGNJ, AGPAD, UD, MAC 5, GROM Breeder Karen D. Matthews By Aarion’s Delorean Of Deblon ex CH Deblon’s Gelne Abbey At Ridgehaven, CGN RE AWD Canada Owners Monte and Lorie Crouch AGILITY 2 entries: MOTCH MHIT Ridgehaven’s Oscar The Crouch CWDX, CGN, CRB, RAE8, AM CDX, AM RE, CL1-H, ATD, TDA, AGN, AGNJ, AGPAD, UD, MAC 5, GROM (Run by Lisa Vanderheiden)
RALLY 4 entries MOTCH MHIT Ridgehaven’s Oscar The Crouch (Oscar) CWDX, CGN, CRB, RAE8, AM CDX, AM RE, CL1-H, ATD, TDA, AGN, AGNJ, AGPAD, UD, MAC 5, GROM
MASTERS 1st Place All Breed Oscar and Lorie Crouch EXCELLENT 2nd place All Breed and 1st Place PWD Oscar and Lorie Crouch
CH Pattedeau Etoile De Mer (Etoile) CGN, CGC, WWD, PCD, RE, CRNMCL, CL1-R, CL1-F, AGN, AGNJ, NA, NAF, NAJ, ATD, TDA, MAC 3, BROM (did not compete)
ADVANCED 2nd place All Breed and 1st Place PWD Oscar and Lorie Crouch
CH Big Bay Night and Day RN (Porter) RI, PCD, AWD
2nd place PWD Porter and Anne Staddon
AM/CAN CH Keevabay’s Rocky Mountain High (Jasper) AI, SV, URO2, UCD, AC, NN, NHD, PTE, CGN, CD, RA
3rd place PWD Jasper and Marjolein Hicks
CH Pattedeau, Etoile De Mer CGC, CGN, WWD, PCD, RE, CRNMCL, CL1-R, CL1-F, AGN, AGNJ, NAJ, NA, NAF, ATD, TDA, MAC 3, BROM Standard 1st Place in All Breed Jump Height Etoile and Karen Matthews Jumpers with Weaves 1st Place in All Breed Jump Height Oscar and Lorie Crouch
Jumps and Tunnels 1st Place PWD and 2nd place All Breed Jump Height Etoile and Karen Matthews High In Trial Oscar and Lorie Crouch
LORI CRO UC
Points and Distance 1st Place PWD and 3rd place All Breed Jump Height Oscar and Lorie Crouch
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Bred by winner, Valkyrie Reign is a Good Thing
Carolynne Issa with Zelda, Select Bitch at the All Breed
Ann Staddon with Porter in Rally
Brawna Levy with Best Brood Bitch Bigbay Sienna Moon
Terra Sky Cooper-Leith in the ribbons
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Kathy Hick and Kodiak supporting the Specialty. Kodiak dreaming of future wins!
Ann Staddon back in Rally
Lorraine Wilson with Ch Bigbay Selkie’s Waggish Mate
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New Business The New Atlantic Branch Shelly Johnston and nine other new members made application for Branch club status with the possible name NSPWDC.
Highlights of the PWDCC Board Minutes Tuesday, April 10, 2018 8:00 p.m. EST
PWDCC Treasurer position Update tabled to May meeting.
Present Tracy Brown Jennifer Byers Andy Gamache Deirdre Hall Sharon Lapstra Mindy Selby Karine Simard Pat Vokes
PWDCC Membership Coordinator Tabled until after the National Specialty.
New Business No new business.
Absent Karen Matthews
Motion by Pat Vokes to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Tracy Bro wn.
Welcome
Next meeting will be May 8th, 8:00pm EST.
Motion by Karen Matthews to accept the minutes of March meeting with correction to the Ontario Branch information. Seconded by Sharon Lapstra.
Highlights of the PWDCC Board Minutes Tuesday, May 8, 2018 8:00 p.m. EST
Next meeting will be June 12, 8:00pm EST.
Present Jennifer Byers Andy Gamache Deirdre Hall Sharon Lapstra Mindy Selby Karine Simard Pat Vokes
Highlights of the PWDCC Board Minutes Tuesday, June 12, 2018 8:00 p.m. EST
Treasurer’s Report Pat report ed $ 18,041.14 $ 852.12 $ 17,189.02 $ 240.34 1,410.00 138 15 89 51
We received an email from Aurora District & Kennel Club asking if PWDCC would be interested in having a booster at their fall/winter show. Further discussion planned for the next meeting.
bank balance outstanding cheques register balance Paypal balance Specialty trophy donations members new members renewals puppy members
Review of Financial statements for 2017. Motion by Sharon Lapstra to accept the 2017 Financial Statements as presented by Pat Vokes. Seconded by Deirdre Hall. Waterlog Nothing to report Ontario Club Ongoing discussion regarding PWDCC trailers, boats and equipment in Ontario and Alberta and our the Policy and Procedure Manual. Review of liability and maintenance of trailers. Alberta Club 2018 PWDCC Alberta Water Trial Budget was sub-mitted. Discussion. Motion by Mindy Selby to approve the Alberta 2018 Water Trial Budget as proposed. Seconded by Pat Vokes. Discussion regarding APWDC Water Camp. Tracy to draft up a written mot ion via email for board to approve. Rescue All is well, nothing going on. Current Business PWDCC National Specialty Many trophy donations have been received and we continue to encourage members to donate. Social event is now confirmed, waiting for actual numbers. Location is Delta hotel. Prizes to be confirmed. Registrations are now open. Deadline for all events is May 5th Karine will contact Judge’s Asso ciation via Facebook to inform them about ringside mentoring during the Specialty. Judges package will be available ringside. It was noted that a Facebook PWD Discussion Group has been created by a PWDCC member who appears to be using PWDCC Membership list and referring back to PWDCC within the Facebook page without having permission by PWDCC. Discussion and input regarding a letter draft. Feedback wil l continue via email.
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Motion by Pat that Shelly Johnston's application for branch status be approved. Seconded by Karen Matthews. Motion by Pat that a qualified person from the Board be appointed as Shelly's contact person, to mentor and support the set up of the NS Branch and be the ongoing liaison between the Board and the NSPWDC. Andy Gamache has had several conversations with Shelly, and volunteered to be the NS mentor.
Guest Roslyn Eskind
Present Jennifer Byers Andy Gamache Deirdre Hall Sharon Lapstra Karen Matthews Mindy Selby Karine Simard
Absent Tracy Brown
Guest Roslyn Eskind
Welcome
Absent Tracy Brown Pat Vokes
Treasurer’s Report Pat reported $ 18,424.02 $ 2001.57 $ 16,422.45 $ 173.28 147 24 90 33 60
bank balance outstanding cheques register balance Paypal balance members new members renewals inactive puppy members
Treasurer Position Update Pat suggested that if the club wants to continue to use the Quickbooks accounting system that we 1) have the new Treasurer take a QB course and 2) we will also have to purchase the QB accounting software. It’s very important that we have someone that understands accounting and the application of accounting and bookkeeping standards to ensure the integrity of our books and records. Pat spoke with a possible candidate and asked that anyone seeking the position be proficient in Quickbooks. National Specialty Sharon will set up on Friday, Pat volunteered to help with the set up and bring the toques and duffle bags for gifts/prizes. Roslyn reported registrations of 30 for the party and 45 for the lunch. Booster A decision was made to not proceed with the Aurora District & Kennel Club Booster as it is too much to take on in addition to the Specialty. Sharon mentioned we typically don't do a Booster in a Specialty year. Rescue Patti McDonald wrote a job description about the position and will remain until we find a replacement.
Welcome Treasurer’s Report No report. Approval of May minutes is tabled to next meeting, as some members did not receive the file. PWDCOntario Merchandise Discussion of request for $2,500. to purchase merchandise in time for coming events. Sales have been robust but there may be a saturation point, so we may need to change up offering. A question on revenue: last year the P/L Statement showed $4875 income against expense $2798, but doesn’t reflect profit on cost as older merchandise may be included in sales. We need more information from Pat to understand actual profit/cost on merchandise. Projection of sales at the PWDCA National in Nova Scotia and possibly in Quebec, so there is a need to replenish stock. The committee is expected to track sales and report on profit. The Board will request that a yearly budget be established and requested in January of each year, can be amended, and a reconciliation after the PWDCA specialty should be presented to the Board to help plan for a yearly budget. We should check with Pat on status now and determine margins. Discussion on Merchandise program, merchandise is specific to a branch as per Branch policy. So a Nova Scotia b ranch would be set up with a separate ledger, if they wanted to have merchandise to support their events perhaps they purchase current inventory at the wholesale rate and sell and retain the profit? This needs more thought for future growth of our branches.
Discussion about the BC rescue and Val's help with that issue in the West. Karine will be making some ca lls to help sort it all out.
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Not effective to ship merchandise across Canada so it was thought better to set up as a local branch function. At the Specialty, sales are credited to PWDOntario. At present there are no other branches to consider. Motion by Deirdre to approve expenditure of $2,500.00 to purchase additional PWDCOntario merchandise. seconded by Karen. Approved. Sharon will advise the Merchandise committee. The Board will ask Pat to review and work with the Merchandise committee to reconcile 2018 sales to date. BC Rescue Karine advised Sue Hopkins she is not a current PWDCC member and she is not the PWDCC BC Rescue representative. Val Berry is the PWDCC BC Rescue representative. The club web site and Waterlog will be updated to introduce Val. Complaint against a PWDCC member breeder A puppy owner of a PWDCC member breeder c ontacted a board member regarding the non-registration of her puppy. The client has been in contact with the CKC and her breeder. The breeder has until June 23 to rectify the situation to register the litter. The client would like to participate in dog events and needs a registration number. The Board recognizes this is a CKC matter, and until there is CKC action suspending her CKC membership the PWDCC has no standing to deal with a contractual issue between a breeder and a client. If the member is sanctioned by the CKC then her PWDCC membership would be suspended. The Board will confirm where the results of CKC discipline hearings are published. National Specialty Update Consensus is that the event was well run and people in attendance were very happy. Preliminary reconciliation shows we lost ab out $750.00 due to the hospitality event which is an expense that you can’t really recoup on. The judges who attended the Judges Education were very happy with the information and felt they learned many finer points on judging PWDs. We feel we should continue this momentum and have Judges Education on site at every PWDCC event. Perhaps having on-site mentoring at the PWDCOntario Water Trial would b e a good idea. Sharon will investigate further with the WT committee, it may too short notice to have it this year. We will investigate suitable presenters in different locations. We discussed other breeder/handlers long associated with the breed as a possibility. The guideing principle is to select well respected individuals that will attract CKC judges. The video taken at the Specialty will be edi ted and combined with the Judges’ Education presentation to create the online Judges’ Education program for CKC judges to access in a password protected area of the Club website.
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Regional Specialty Discussion on perhaps hosting a Regional Specialty next year in Quebec, conformation only, boosting any performance events that the all breed club hosts. Judges' Education would be a component. Location sugges tions include Brome (1hour 10 min from Montreal), Hochelaga (in Montreal), SDG or Cornwall (both in Cornwall). A Regional could be hosted by the APWDC also, or perhaps the Alberta club would take on the National in 2020. Even Booster shows could provide ringside Judges mentoring. Boat/Equipment Maintenance Andy Gamache and Roy Vokes produced a comprehensive memo for maintenance and care of PWDCC Boat/Eq uipment. The memo will be re-distributed to the Board for voting to institute this memo as Policy. PWDCOntario Water Camps The weather did not cooperate but there was a good turnout of new people in the Junior group. The Working and Courier people had lots of time to practise. The new people from Quebec and Nova Scotia, learned a lot, merchandise was sold by Frances and Carolynne, the instructors Cathy, Lorraine, Brawna and the Vokes did their usual amazing job. Quebec Branch There is interest in Quebec of forming a branch. Karine will send out an email to all Quebec members advising them how to get started. Nova Scotia Branch The group in NS have some questions, they are having their first meeting with Andy June 18. Issues in launching their branch: should they engage in fundraising for themselves? Wh en Ontario formed a branch in 2006 they received half the profit of the National Specialty to seed their events, merchandise was purchased for sale for ongoing revenue. How will NS acquire equipment? Andy will report back to the Board after the meeting.
AGM request for Committees Suggest: Conformation/Performance Event Committee, Membership Committee, Breeder Committee We currently have a Water Trial Com mittee (Cathy, Lorraine, Greg), Merchandise Committee (Carolynne, Frances), Rescue Committee (Jennifer, Val), Judges Education Committee (Sharon, Roslyn, Deirdre) Discussion around creating committees for Conformation/Performance Events, Membership, and Breeder. Mandates, who determines this, the Board or the members, or ask the members for suggestions but the Board oversees and approves. Sharon and Ros lyn will write committee outline to publish in the next Waterlog. Membership Committee Survey to determine membership wants/needs. Retention of membership, converting puppy mem-bers to full members by personal contact and followup at the renewal period Breeder Committee Keep breeders informed of new health issues, testing. What does a good breeder do? Breeder referral program, list. One Board member on e ach of the Club committees. Goal/functions of the Board in June Waterlog with offered Committee structure and who to contact if interested. If there are no volunteers, then the Board will announce that. Motion by Karen to adjourn. Seconded by Sharon. Approved. Next meeting Tuesday July 17, 8pm EST.
Breeder Referral List Tabled for the next meeting. AGM Minutes Mindy will check if AGM minutes should be distributed before they are approved. The Board currently doesn’t have Policy around handling discussions on Social Media. We have to let members know that they should contact the Board directly and the Board will respond directly and privately to their concerns or have their concerns raised at the next meeting for discussion as appropriate. There is a Board group email link on the Officers and Contacts page, this link will be made more prominent and also put on the membership page. The link will be published in the next Waterlog and also an article reiterating the function/ work of the Board explaining the link. The board went in camera for discussion, the board came out of in camera discussion.
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PWDCC 2017 Annual General Meeting Minutes Tuesday, December 12, 2017 8:00 p.m. EST Present Frances Berman Tracy Brown Jennifer Byers Lori Crouch Roslyn Eskind Andy Gamache Donna Gottdenker Deirdre Hall Audrey Hawthorne Cathy Hick Carolynne Issa Sharon Lapstra Karen Matthews Lesley Millar Mindy Selby Karine Simard Joanne Skalos Pat Vokes Cheryl Wheatley Lorraine Wilson Welcome Note and President’s Message Sharon Lapstra we lcomed everyone and thanked them for their time. She also thanked the many volunteers for their hard work over the past year. Sharon announced she will be stepping down as President at the end of 2017. The AGM is a time to reflect and also look forward as a National Breed Club. The accomplishments of the past year will be reviewed and then we’ll look forward to 2018 and 2019. Solidification and clarity a round our recommended breeding practices and standards: The PWDCC now has the same standards as the PWDCA. This provides continuity throughout North America. The values underpinning these changes are to protect and preserve our breed. The present board has been firmly committed to this value. All officers of the board including the Ontario Branch are required to adhere to these standards of practice a nd ethics (as outlined in our “Policies & Procedures”) in their breeding programs and ringside behavior or any event we are attending. Failure to do so will create ineligibility for office. This is the same standard that is currently being held in the USA. We successfully increased our membership primarily through the changes we implemented with the puppy introduction program. For $1. breeders can regist er new puppy buyers as PWDCC members for one year. This membership is non-voting but provides an opportunity for membership renewal after 1 year with voting priviledges. We hope this hooks the new puppy buyer into the PWDCC Community. Our goal for 2017 was 100 new puppy members which we have achieved. If we can grow our membership by 10% each year, this will provide a healthy influx of new ideas, volunteers, etc. into our organization. It also keeps the organization financially viable In 2018 we would like to target breeders who have litters frequently, it’s important to get their assistance to help target new puppy buyers and build on our organization.
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New Programs that have been offered: Walk for Rescue: the intent was to provide and build resources for Rescue within the club. This new event con sistently raises approximately $1000 each year.
Question & Comments Lorraine Wilson asked if the Secretary also played a role as Editor of The Waterlog. Tracy responded that they are two separate positions and we are still recruiting for a new Editor.
PWDCC Achievement Program: recognizing all performance activities of our dogs and was conceived and coordinated by Karen Matthews.
Treasurer’s Report Pat Vokes has been the Treasurer and a Director since January 1 2013. She is in her third and final term which will end December 31, 2018. In addition to being the Treasurer she is also a liaison to the Ontario Branch assisting them with their budgets, merchandise and helping whenever needed at the water camps. Pat also serves on the Water Trial Committee.
Judges Education Seminar: In 2014 Danik Dancause made a presentation in Moncton, N.B. to Canadian Judges Association. This was very successful we received very positive feedback from the judges who were present at the semi nar. The seminar was based on the breed standard. We are currently working on an online judge’s seminar that will be posted by Summer 2018. This will have the capability to be accessed by Canadian Judges so they are able to watch a series of presentations including our current PowerPoint presentation along with video of dogs moving. Danik will also be examining some of the dogs while providing inform ation as per the breed standard as he examines them. The Best of Breed winner along with Best of Opposite, Best of Sweeps and Best of Opposite in Sweeps winners from the 2018 PWDCC National Specialty will be featured in the seminar as well. We maintained our financial viability Pat Vokes will review our financials in more detail. Our membership needs to be aware of some of our major expenses within the club. Examples: The Waterlog, insurance, awards, communication expenses etc. Most bills are paid by our membership fees. In 2015 The Waterlog went digital, this was a cost saving strategy that has worked. Merchandise Program: Merchandise was revamped in 2017 by Frances Berman and Carolynne Issa. Sales have been on the move and this has helped keep our club financially stable and viable. Public Educatio n: There is an article on our website helping people ask the right questions when buying a puppy. The Trudeau puppy incident with our involvement helped raise awareness of responsible breeding practices. The board continues to be committed to educate the public. Questions & Comments Lorraine Wilson asked what strategies were in place for achieving the goals with the Puppy Membership Program goal of a chieving 100 signups for 2017; goal for 2018 hasn’t been set yet. A new committee will hopefully be created to focus on this. Lorraine Wilson also asked if there was a committee for the Judges Seminar and what are we trying to accomplish with this. There is a committee in place and the new board will be responsible in completing and rolling out the seminar. Lots of discussion was held on having more peopl e besides just Board members participate on the committee for the completion of the Online Judges Seminar. Anyone who is interested should send Sharon an email so we can come up with a way to expand the committee. As new President, Karine will make this a priority moving forward in 2018.
Pat reported: $ $ $ $
17,963.73 (185.69) 17,778.04 732.94 125 29 40 102
bank balance outstanding cheques register balance Paypal balance members new members renewals puppy members
In 2017 the Ontario Branch ordered new merchandise and we had sales of over $4,800.00 resulting in a profit of over $2,000.00 Many thanks to Frances Berman, Carolynne Issa and Cathy Gadd and everyone involved in ordering and managing the merchandise Question & Comments No questions were brought forward Achievement Program Karen Matthews reported that the program has been in e xistence for 2 years. We have 17 categories with 15 categories having badges issued. In 2017 we added the “tricks” category which is included in the 17. The categories not issued are tracking and dock diving. In total 144 badges have been issued. 106 in 2016 and 38 in 2017. 2016 was the inaugural year and members ordered badges for several dogs representing several years’ accomplishments. She believes that 2017 to be more representative of what future years will look like. As a percentage categories are: Water Conformation Rally Obedience Agility
of badges issued the highest 42% 17% 14% 12% 8%
Typical budget is $150000 annually. In 2017 we spent $1477.99. The 2018 budget will likely be cut in half as we have a good inventory of badges. Question & Comments Lorraine Wilson asked what we do with the revenue. Pat Vokes responded that any revenue goes back into the club, but this area will likely represent an expense. Evenso, the Achievement Program is something that we feel will help encourage participation.
Communication Report Tracy Brown took over position as Secretary in 2015. Her main role is working with the executive co mmunicating information via email to membership. She will remain on the board for 2018.
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Rescue Sharon Lapstra presented Patti MacDonald’s report. 2017 saw 20 applications for Rescue and several calls regarding potential rescue dogs. Only one dog actually came in to rescue. Diamond was bred by a non-member breeder and came to us through another breed rescue program. She was placed/ adopted into a home who already had a PWD and her story was also profiled in one of The Waterlog issues this yea r. Sadly a dog that was previously surrendered to Rescue and rehomed was euthanized by the owners. They had done a lot of work with the dog but were unable to help her as she had lunged and bitten several times. They contacted PWDCC very late in the process and had already made the decision. Most applicants are not suitable for a difficult rescue (like the last two we have received) as they have no previo us dog experience or young children and are not able to deal with issues that adult dogs have when being surrendered to Rescue. Patti will speak via phone call to these applicants to see if they’d like to start fresh with a puppy. She will direct them to the website to refer to the Buyer Beware articles. Patti wishes to resign as Vice President and Rescue Coordinator. The board will be looking for a repla cement to help with Rescue in 2018. Question & Comments No questions were brought forward. Acclamation and Introduction of the Board Slate for 2018 – 2019 President: Karine Simard (Quebec) Vice President: Karen Matthews (Ontario) Communication Secretary: Tracy Brown (Alberta) Treasurer: Pat Vokes (Ontario) Director/Past President: Sharon Lapstra (Ontario) Director: Jennifer Buyers (Quebec) Director: Deidra Hall (Ontario) Director: Andy Gamache (Alberta) Director: Mindy Selby (Alberta) Director: B.C. vacant
GOALS FOR 2018 – 2019 PWDCC BOARD Continue to increase memberships through promotion and Puppy Introduction Program targeting higher volume breeders- Implement New Member Committee to help address issues. Implement Committee Structure for all board pro jects for 2018 - We’ve attempted this in the past but it’s time to focus on this for the viability of the club. Maintain financial viability through promotion of merchandise sales and increased membership. Continue to educate the public about the breed and responsible breeding practices. Complete the online Judges Seminar. Host National Specialty in Ontario and set the location for 2020. Maintain current programming: Land/water training workshops Water trials Walk for Rescue PWDCC Confirmation Boosters Find a Rescue Coordinator and develop rescue resources across the country. Find a new Waterlog Editor and begin to publish parts of The Waterlog in both languages, for example the Presidents letter will be in both languages.
New Business National Specialty for 2018 Premium list will be out in January Redoing th e platform of the website right now so we can get the trophy donation page and everything on new website. Silent Auction Danik Dancause is the specialty judge and Kathy McLemore Maquire is the sweeps judge. Lunch will be held after the Specialty. Will host judges education and the filming of Judging Seminar. Question & Comments Kathy Hick suggested we try to have a get–together in the evening rather than d uring the day as people are busy during the day with other activities at the show. Sharon commented that they are looking into a Meet & Greet in the evening. Audrey Hawthorne asked if there was going to be performance events tied into the Specialty. Sharon commented that there will be, and it will include Agility, just no Water as it’s too early in the season. A Superdog award will also be handed out. 201 8 AGM Trying to establish date for next meeting. Pat would like to see this coincide with the financials, so possibly Spring 2019. Carolynne Issa would like to bring up the breeder member program for discussion, as she wishes the program be re-instated. Sharon replied that this could be discussed at the next board meeting. We would require someone to look after it, which will require a considerable commi tment. Motion by Sharon Lapstra to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Tracy Brown.
Question & Comments No questions were brought forward.
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Portuguese Water Dog Club of Canada Balance Sheet As at December 31, 2017
ASSETS
LIABILITIES & EQUITY
Current Assets
Liabilities
Chequing/Savings
Current Liabilities
PayPal
485.22
TD Bank General Funds
18,037.94
Total Chequing/Savings
18,523.16
Accounts Receivable Accounts Receivable
105.00
Total Accounts Receivable
105.00
Inventory Asset
3,775.03
Prepaid Expense
550.40
Total Other Current Assets
4,325.43
Total Current Assets
22,953.59
Fixed Assets BC 2 Lowe Boats & Trailer Lowe Boats &Trailer-Accum Amort
Deferred Membership Revenue
2,394.00
Total Other Current Liabilities Total Current Liabilities
2,394.00 2,394.00
Total Liabilities
2,394.00
Equity
Other Current Assets
Cost
Other Current Liabilities
4,180.60 -3,888.00
Total BC 2 Lowe Boats & Trailer
Retained Earnings
10,718.62
Contribution Club Funds Health Rescue Funds to Remain Equity Total Contribution Club Funds
40.00 10,270.87 10,310.87
Net Income
1,425.74
Total Equity
22,455.23
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY
24,849.23
292.60
Ontario Double Trailer Cost ON Double Trailer-Accum Amort
1,904.72 -1,715.00
Total Ontario Double Trailer
189.72
Ontario Equipment Cost ON Equipment-Accum Amort
1,828.80 -962.00
Total Ontario Equipment
866.80
Ontario Meyers Boat Cost ON Meyers Boat-Accum Amort Total Ontario Meyers Boat Total Fixed Assets TOTAL ASSETS
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3,072.52 -2,526.00 546.52 1,895.64 24,849.23
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Alberta
NATIONAL
PWDCOntario
TOTAL
Income Donations Events General Funds Health Specialty Total Donations
$
200.00 – – –
$
30.00 300.00 275.00 90.00
$
20.00 – – –
$
430.00 300.00 275.00 90.00
200.00
695.00
20.00
1,095.00
– – 200.00 22.00 – 2,175.00 –
65.00 – – – – 210.00 –
– 480.00 130.00 161.00 1,200.00 2,710.00 442.00
65.00 480.00 330.00 183.00 1,200.00 5,095.00 442.00
2,397.00
275.00
5,123.00
7,795.00
Memberships Family Membership Puppy Program Single Membership
– – –
1,495.00 75.00 2,870.00
– – –
1,495.00 75.00 2,870.00
Total Memberships
–
4,440.00
–
4,440.00
Merchandise Sales Rescue Income Achievement Program Litter Due Listing Rescue Donations Walk for Rescue
–
95.00
4,857.03
4,952.03
– – – –
90.00 80.00 736.00 1,120.00
– – – –
90.00 80.00 736.00 1,120.00
Total Rescue Income
–
2,026.00
–
2,026.00
–
120.00
–
120.00
$ 2,597.00
$ 7,651.00
$ 10,180.03
$ 20,428.03
Events Booster-Elora/Guelph/Caldedon Dry Land Workshop Trial Prep Trophy Sponsorship Water Camp Workshop Water Trial Water Trial-Lunches Total Events
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NATIONAL
PWDCOntario
TOTAL
Expense Membership & General Expenses Amortization Bank Charges & CC/PayPal Branch Event Expense Donation General & Office Expense Insurance Patches, Achievement Program Postage & Delivery Rescue Expense Telephone/Conference Water/Land Camp Expense Waterlog Expenses Website
$
Total Membership & General Expenses National Specialty/Booster Exp Banquet Gifts/Trophies Total National Specialty/Booster Exp Water Trial Expense Fees Judge's Gift Judge's Hotel Judge's Meals Judge's Stipend Judge's Transport air, ground Lunches & Coffee Other General Expenses Sanitation Site Rental Total Water Trial Expense Total Expense Net Income
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$
– – – – – – – – – – – – –
$
597.00 838.63 473.90 743.30 189.88 999.00 1,442.17 99.12 281.16 1,279.44 – 2,825.75 287.50
$
– – – – 56.24 – – 59.21 – – 453.03 – –
$
597.00 838.63 473.90 743.30 246.12 999.00 1,442.17 158.33 281.16 1,279.44 453.03 2,825.75 287.50
–
10,056.85
568.48
10,625.33
– –
65.55 217.67
– –
65.55 217.67
–
283.22
–
283.22
77.00 15.74 196.18 26.22 267.76 596.78 – 330.72 – 126.00
– – – – – – – – – –
133.00 – 394.35 288.17 260.77 80.03 620.07 392.27 209.05 195.00
21.00 15.74 590.53 314.39 528.53 676.81 620.07 722.99 209.05 321.00
1,636.40
–
2,572.71
4,209.11
1,636.40
10,340.07
3,141.19
15,117.66$
768.01
$ -3,097.13
$ 3,754.86
$
1,425.74
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Messages from The Board PWDCC Policy Equipment Stewardship and Maintenance The PWDCC owns the equipment in Ontario and Alberta, and is responsible for its care. The PWDCC board will assigns one PWDCC member from each province to be responsible for this equipment. The use of this equipment is for sanctioned PWDCC events only. 1. That members' obligations are to maintain and see to the storage of all the PWDCC equipment. 2. The boat trailer licence must be held by a PWDCC member and that member is responsible to see to the safe transport of the boats and equipment for sanctioned PWDCC events. 3. The equipment care and maintenance logs are to be done by said member and are to be submitted to the PWDCC on an annual basis along with a detailed inventory list of all the PWDCC equipment. 4. At each use of the PWDCC equipment an inspection log must be performed after the event and the log must be made available to the PWDCC upon request.
2018 Checklist q Boat trailer
q Hitch coupler q Safety chains
q Safety chain for boat q Light plug
q Licence plate
q Marker lights
q Turn / brake lights
q Jack
q Tire condition and tread depth q Tire rims
q Wheel bearings q Spare tire
q Winch and line
q Boat saddles
q Boat secure straps
q Spacer boards for going between the boats
5. Any repair that needs to be made to the equipment must have an estimate for the cost and a time frame to get the repairs done submitted to the PWDCC before any action is taken. Upon receiving approval of these repairs the member responsible will see to getting these repairs done and submit the receipt to the PWDCC for reimbursement. 6. Any equipment replacement or new equipment purchase will be submitted to the PWDCC for approval before it is purchased unless it is part of the budget for water trials as that budget has a $200.00 limit set for getting new trialing equipment and supplies or replacing existing trialing equipment and supplies. 7. The boat trailer must be inspected every 5 years by a licenced mechanic and that trailer inspection report submitted to the PWDCC. The inspection receipt will be
Boat 1 and Boat 2 Checklist q Winch link coupler
q 50’ tie line
q Safety kit (bailer, whistle, flashlight, 50’ floating line) secured to the boat q Oar locks
q Drain plug
q Set of oars
q Oar lock receivers
q General appearance of outside (dents, scrapes) q Condition of nonslip interior bottom
q Platform condition and step operation
q Tie-off clips on back of platform both sides
submitted to the PWDCC for reimbursement to the member responsible for getting this done. This inspection report will be added to each years maintenance logs to track the timeframe on this periodic maintenance.
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PWDCC 2017 Annual General Meeting Request for Committees The Board has responded to requests from members at the 2017 Annual General to initiate a more formalized committee structure. The following committees are in place now (indicated by a blue heading) and new ones have been identified to be implemented now (indicated by a black heading).
Volunteers are sought as indicated below. Anyone interested should submit a brief bio in support of your application and submit to Tracy Brown, PWDCC Secretary, tracy@pwdcc.org. Successful applicants will be notified by email of meeting times and location (if appropriate). Some meetings may be conducted via telephone conference calls. Geographical location will be considered for committee positions where possible. Minimally, committees will report quarterly to the Board (or more frequently if required), and these reports will be published in The Waterlog.
Seeking 3 Members
Conformation/Performance Event Committee (excluding Water Trials) Sharon Lapstra, Board Liaison, and Karen Matthews Provides recommendations for Conformation and Performance events; coordinates with All Breed Clubs and the CKC regarding Boosters, Regional and National Specialties and trials; recommends Judges to the Board for consideration and approval. Members may actually coordinate the event or oversee a local event committee.
Seeking 3 Members
Membership Committee To work on membership retention, to encourage and promote new and membership renewal and convert puppy members
Board Complaints Committee Sharon Lapstra, Tracy Brown, Andy Gamache Provides review of member to member complaints and recommends action to the Board and follows up with members to communicate Board action.
Merchandise Committee Carolynne Issa, Frances Berman, and Pat Vokes, Board Liaison To source, order, promote and sell PWDCOntario merchandise. Merchandise is available to club members to fundraise for Club events and to promote the PWDCC and the breed.
Seeking 1 Member
Rescue Committee Patti McDonald, Coordinator and Central Region Representative Jennifer Byers, Eastern Region Representative Val Berry, Western Region Representative Seeking Coordinator and Central Region Representative to take over for Patti. To protect and re-home suitable PWDs when their current owner(s) are unable to continue with their care; to assist owners with problems so that Rescue is not required; to liaise with breeders to inform them of their dogs in need; and to administer the PWDCC Rescue Program.
Seeking 1 Member
Judges’ Education Committee Karine Simard, Sharon Lapstra and Roslyn Eskind To coordinate Judges education events using the PWDCC Judges’ Presentation (Powerpoint, video and printouts); to prepare a schedule of Judges’ education events for approval of the Board in coordination with the Conformation/Performance Events Committee. Planning should be done two years in advance and coordinated with the Canadian Dog Judges Association for stand-alone presentation, ringside mentoring and hands-on demonstrations.
for full membership. Telephone and email communication with breeders and members to follow-up on renewals; and
Water Trial Committee
creating/compiling /analyzing membership surveys to deter-
Catherine Gadd, Chair, and Pat Vokes, PWDCC Board Liaison Committee Members: Audrey Hawthorne, Greg Illchuk and Lorraine Wilson
mine member interests, concerns and issues.
Seeking 3 Members
Breeder Committee Deirdre Hall, Board Liaison and Available Puppy Listing Coordinator To communicate with breeders to bring forward their concerns to the Board and to administer PWDCC Breeder programmes (possible Breeder Listing, Puppy Introduction Program and Available Puppy Listing on the PWDCC website). Additionally to keep breeders informed of emerging health issues/breeding practices; to clarify PWDCC Breeder recommendations for health testing and practices; and, to make recommendations to the Board for Breeder programs.
Shall review and rule on the acceptability of all applications to host a sanctioned water trial. They shall maintain a record of all sanctioned water trials; maintain the Judges Worksheets for each such trial and forward to the PWDCC Committee by the water trial host; and maintain a record of all certified and titled dogs. They shall provide to the owner of each (dog(s) certificate(s) reflecting the certification or title(s) earned by the dog, and shall publish attainment of such certifications or titles in The Waterlog. The WTC will review and submit a report to the PWDCC Board within 72 hours. The PWDCC Board will review the findings and reports and will respond to the dog’s owner/ handler within 10 days of receiving the recommendations from the Water Trial Committee. If you’d like to apply for any of the committees please send your information to Sharon Lapstra, sharon@pwdcc.org, include a brief bio and include your experience in PWDs. Thanks for volunteering and your support!.
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BRANCH News PWDCOntario Water Camp June 2 and 3, 2018 at Laurel Creek, Waterloo Ontario
Pat Vokes and Mauzzi, 3 article retrieve
Frances Berman
Pat with Mauzzi executing a jump
Barb and Carolynne
Etoile, Advanced Camp
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Above, 2018 PWDCOntario Water Camp Right, Participants of the Dry Land Workshop
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Sniffingacrossthecountry… From Alberta Canada A LBERTA WATER DOG CLUB Water Camp, July 19-22 Dickson Pointe, Innisfail Alberta
Splash and Tack at the APWDC Water Camp
APWDC Water Camp participants making buoy ropes. Back row: Audrey Hawthorne, Gillian Gratton, Ian Koturbash, Shirley Milnes and Michelle Hardman Front row: Sharon Kang, Perry Massner, Amy Phelan, Dawn Flemming, Brenda Brown
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Sniffingacrossthecountry…
Water work at the 2018 APWDC Water Camp
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Upcoming Events Look for updates on www.pwdcc.org 2018 A PWDCOntario event
August 11-12
Water Trial, Laurel Creek, Waterloo Ontario
August 11-12
PWDCC Water Trial in Alberta hosted by the APWDC Dickson Pointe, Innisfail Alberta Trial Chair Greg Ilchuk, greg@pwdcc.org Judge Suzanne Malick
A PWDCC Event
December 8
PWDCC Booster At the Caledon All Breed Shows International Centre, 6900 Airport Rd, Mississauga Ontario Join us 3 All Breed shows and a Group 3 Specialty. Judges to be announced. Judges' mentoring will be included and hospitality for participants at the Booster. Contact Sharon Lapstra for more information, sharon@pwdcc.org
A PWDCC Event
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