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From the Secretary’s Desk................................. 3
President's Message......................................... 4
Minutes ............................................................ 5
Grant Abstract Report.................................... 6-7
More Kennel Names.......................................... 8
Agility 101......................................................... 9
From the Pages of PCA History: Color Genes in
Papillons..................................................... 10-11
Mark Your Calendars . .................................... 12
MAP Independent Papillon Specialties .......... 13
PCA National Specialty . ............................ 14-17
PCA NE Regional Specialty......................... 18-19
PCA SE Regional Specialty............................... 20
Phalenes!........................................................ 21
What to Feed the Dog................................ 22-23
PCCR Specialty Results............................... 24-25
New AKC Titles .......................................... 26-32
Officers
President: Kevin Ray
Vice President: Angela Pickett
Treasurer: Jane Sirkoch
Recording Secretary: Barbara Ankersmit
Corresponding Secretary: Nikki Berthold-Illias
Directors
Mary Jo Loye
Linda Moret
Jerrilin Naylor
Zachary Newton
AKC Delegate: Arlene Czech
Contact PapTalk Editors:
Mary Jo Loye • [email protected]
Bonnie J. Kost • [email protected]
Editors’ Message ...
This issue contains the first of the series
“From the Pages of History” of PapTalk.
We would still like to include candid photos of your Papillons/Phalenes, including
retired or in pet homes, puppy antics, etc.
No professional or show photos please.
Photos sent to PapTalk may be edited and
inclusion in PapTalk is solely at the discretion of the Editors. We can only accept
digital photo files. Please do not resize.
IMPORTANT - If you would like to
advertise your next PCA Regional
Specialty, PCA Supported Show (held
within an all breed or all-toy show) or
Independent Specialty send all information to the Editors. Be sure to watch
for an acknowledgement of receipt.
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and is not responsible for accuracy of articles, advertisements, etc. Opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect
those of Pap Talk or the Papillon Club of America.
What do you want to see in PapTalk?
Send your comments or ideas to the
Editors ... [email protected] or
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About the Cover ...
Thank you Annette Blomquist and Karen Baird for this great
winter photo for our cover. This picture has special meaning
for Annette. Chase, the Golden Retriever being chased by herd
of Papillons crossed over the Rainbow Bridge last year. He is
greatly missed, but this photo is a reminder of the good times.
All club members are encouraged to submit their artwork for
use in Pap Talk. Once received artwork becomes the property
of PCA to be used exclusively within PapTalk.
From the Secretary’s Desk ...
PCA NEWSLETTER
Welcome New Members
Barbara Ankersmit
Recording Secretary
January 2012
New Member Applicants for
January & February 2012
Stephen C Pope
3352 Highway 20W,
Hampton, GA 30228
(404) 379-7030
[email protected]
Sponsors: Gayla Spivey & Karen Byrd
Cornelia Cheng
Los Angeles CA
Debrorah J Schenck MD
Carlsbad, NM
Jamie Foti
Bellingham, WA
Kay D Strohen
Columbus, OH
Nancy B Mathias
Decatur, IL
Shari Tickle
Pueblo West, CO
Donna J McElroy
Louisville, KY
Brad Yamada
Los Angeles, CA
Next month in
PapTalk ...
• Understanding Beginners Novice by Eileen Hyde
• Toy Group Update - PRA Permission to reprint from the
Purina Pro Club Toy Group Update Newsletter, Nestle Purina
PetCareMinutes
• From The Pages of PCA History
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Message from the President
Dear Members,
A new year is upon us and before we know it the National Specialty will be here. I hope to be able to meet
each and every one of you during that week. For those of you who are unable to attend this year’s National be sure and check out “Mark Your Calendars” for a PCA Supported Show or an Independent Papillon
Specialty near you.
2011 was a record year for our breed. The goal of every breeder/exhibitor should be to produce a Papillon
capable of winning a Best in Show. Last year we had six achieve that height! (one b/w, two reds and three
tricolors - all Papillon males) Congratulations to those lovely dogs, their breeders, owners and handlers.
It speaks highly of both the judges and the breeders that fifty percent of our BIS dogs were owner-handled, two of which were breeder-owner handled. Perhaps 2012 will bring a Best in Show for some of those
lovely girls being campaigned as well as the Phalenes.
Papillons continue to tear up the rings in the companion events/performance arenas. The monthly list of
new AKC titles in this area goes beyond impressive. At the AKC Obedience Invitational of the top five
dogs in the Toy Group four were Papillons. At the AKC Agility National Papillons won both the eight inch
Standard and the eight Preferred classes. This attests to the fact that the breeders are continuing to produce sound and healthy Papillons/Phalenes.
Last year Genetics continued to work with Dr. Simon Peterson-Jones of MSU to find a marker for PRA in
our breed. Dr. Peterson-Jones will be the guest speaker at the Genetics Seminar at the National. Be sure
and attend if you can. Dr. Giger was sent funding to aid in his research on Neuroaxonal Dystrophy (NAD)
in Papillon puppies. Genetics is offering for sale at the National lovely lightweight jackets with the Genetics logo to raise money to continue to find ways to improve the health and well-being of our breed.
May 2012 be another banner year for our breed!
Kevin Ray
PCA President
The 2012 PCA Dues Renewal forms are being mailed via First Class
to all members this month. The forms are also available on the PCA
website under Members Only - Downloads - Forms. Remember that
if paying by Pay Pal that you also need to complete the form and
send it to the Recording Secretary as well. Information contained
on those pages will be used for the Roster and Breeder’s List
Barbara Ankersmit, 1570 Uluhoa St., Kailua, HI 96734
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MINUTES
Papillon Club of America, Inc.
Teleconference Board Meeting – December 6, 2011
Board members present: Kevin Ray, Angela Pickett, Barbara Ankersmit, Nikki Illias, Jane Sirkoch,
Mary Jo Loye, Jerrilin Naylor, Linda Moret, Zach
Newton
The meeting was called to order at 9:09 PM EST.
November 22, 2011 PCA Board minutes were approved as circulated.
Jane Sirkoch, Treasurer, submitted the following
report:
Treasurer’s Report 12/6/2011
Bank Accounts:
Checking
$
8,707.44
National Specialty Checking
20,049.38
Savings
83,812.48
Total
$
112,569.30 Fund Balances:
Genetics (Restricted)
$
39,750.73
Benevolent (Restricted)
1,100.24
Special Projects (Restricted)
14,907.58
General
56,810.75
Total
$
112,569.30
Operating Account Expenses:
Genetics fundraiser
$
461.79
AKC Dues
25.00
Advertising
828.00
Awards
21.90
Total
$
1,336.69
National Specialty Expenses: $
- Total$
Barbara Ankersmit, Recording Secretary, submitted the following report:
The wording on the Penn State form requesting
blood samples has been edited to conform with the
wording approved by the PCA Board at the September 13, 2011 meeting.
The Recording Secretary has received a completed
genetic disclosure form which will be printed in the
next Pap Talk.
New Business
A motion was approved by general consent to approve up to $200 for expenses and construction
of the PCA Papillon booth at the Meet the Breed
event at the AKC Invitational Show in Florida.
There being no further business the meeting was
adjourned at 9:58 PM EST
The next meeting of the PCA board will be held on
December 20, 2011 at 9:00 PM EST
A meeting was also scheduled for January 3, 2012
at 9:00 PM EST
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Grant Abstract Report Prepared for the
Papillon Club of America
December 20, 2011
01609: Probiotic VSL# 3 Reduces Enteritis in Dogs with Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Principal Investigator: Dr. Albert E. Jergens, DVM, PhD
Institution: Iowa State University
Total Grant Amount: $97,416.00
Grant Period: 1/1/2012 - 12/31/2013
Project Abstract:
Idiopathic inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a common cause of chronic gastrointestinal disease in dogs.
Accumulating evidence in human IBD and animal models suggests that imbalances in composition of the
intestinal microbiota contribute to the pathogenesis of chronic intestinal inflammation. Recent studies have also
shown that dogs with IBD have distinctly different duodenal microbial communities compared to healthy dogs.
Current treatments for IBD include the administration of nonspecific anti-inflammatory drugs which may confer
serious side effects and do not address the underlying basis for disease, namely, altered microbial composition.
Use of probiotics (viable, non-pathogenic bacteria that exert health benefits beyond basic nutrition) offers an
attractive, physiologic, and non-toxic alternative to shift the balance to protective species and treat IBD. The
aim of the proposed study is to investigate the clinical, microbiologic, and anti-inflammatory effects of
probiotic VSL#3 in the treatment of canine IBD. We hypothesis that VSL#3 used as an adjunct to standard
therapy (i.e., elimination diet and prednisone) will induce a beneficial alteration of enteric bacteria leading to
induction and maintenance of remission in dogs with IBD. A randomized, controlled clinical trial of 8 weeks
duration will assess the efficacy of standard therapy + probiotic versus standard therapy alone. There is a need
for additional data to be generated to provide proof of efficacy in probiotic therapy before these agents can be
applied to widespread clinical use. These studies will also provide highly relevant insight into the antiinflammatory effects of probiotics for treatment of human and canine IBD.
01633: Phase I S100B Inhibitor Clinical Trial for Canine Melanoma Therapy
Principal Investigator: Dr. Heather M. Wilson, DVM
Institution: Texas A&M University
Total Grant Amount: $80,000.00
Grant Period: 1/1/2012 - 12/31/2013
Project Abstract:
Spontaneous melanoma strikes an estimated 50,000 dogs each year. Even with aggressive treatment, the median
survival time is < 1 year. Our group has identified a new class of drugs, S100B inhibitors, which prevent the
growth of canine/human melanoma cells as well as in vivo murine tumors. Two of these inhibitors, pentamidine
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and chlorpromazine, are currently used in veterinary medicine to treat other diseases. Thus, it is a legitimate,
and some would say from a patient, owner, and veterinarian's perspective, a compellingly urgent question as to
whether these agents have clinical value in treating canine melanoma. The proposed study is a collaborative
effort between basic scientists and clinicians, the goal of which is to determine if combined
pentamidine/chlorpromazine therapy is safe for canine melanoma patients. There is a high probability that this
research will culminate in the identification of a new disease modifying therapy that will alleviate suffering and
improve survival for dogs, as well as other companion animals, suffering from melanoma. Finally, this therapy
may also be useful in treating other veterinary cancers that exhibit increased S100B activity, including
lymphomas, meningiomas, and nephroblastomas.
01658: Urinary Protein and Gene Expression Characterization and Comparison with Renal
Biopsy Findings and Clinical Data in Dogs with Proteinuric Renal Diseases
Principal Investigator: Dr. Mary B Nabity, DVM, PhD
Institution: Texas A&M University
Total Grant Amount: $80,000.00
Grant Period: 1/1/2012 - 12/31/2014
Project Abstract:
Primary glomerular diseases are very common causes of chronic kidney disease (CKD), which is a significant
source of illness and death in dogs, affecting up to 15% of elderly individuals. Early treatment generally
prolongs the lives of dogs with CKD, but timely detection can be difficult and the outcome for each patient
based on current, early non-invasive testing is unpredictable.
While glomeruli are often the initiating site of kidney disease in dogs, collateral damage to the
tubulointerstitium (TI) is important in determining disease severity and progression because of the extensive
interplay between these 2 kidney compartments. Evaluations of urinary proteins have enhanced the early
identification of TI and glomerular damage and demonstrated prognostic utility in people with CKD. In
addition, particular urinary cells (called podocytes) that wash down from damaged glomeruli have been
evaluated, with increased podocyte detection indicating greater severity of glomerular damage and thus poorer
prognosis for glomerular disease in people.
The purpose of this study is to evaluate promising indicators of kidney injury that might improve detection
and/or assessment of progression or prognosis in dogs with CKD. We plan to use urine samples from dogs with
various kidney diseases to measure: 1) urinary proteins indicating tubular and glomerular damage, and 2) gene
expression profiles indicating podocyte loss. Results will be correlated with conventional measures of tubular
and glomerular function, kidney biopsy findings, and information regarding disease outcome to determine the
utility of the novel tests to non-invasively detect and accurately assess kidney damage in dogs.
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More Kennel Names
editors’ note:
Huge Apologies to Stephanie and Neil Koe-
niger. the Koenigers submitted a lovely story of
how they arrived at their kennel name. However, the story only makes sense if the editors had
actually spelled Steneko correctly. The story
below is the correct version.
STENEKO - Stephanie & Neil Koeniger
BLAIRWYNN - Carrie Blair
When I first wrote it down (in our brainstorming session over a few beers), Neil pronounced it
“Stinko”!! I was *not* a happy camper about that
jab! But he liked it (pronounced *my* way) so it
stuck and we’ve been very happy with it - for both
our bulldogs and our papillons.
When we decided to choose a kennel name, Gary
and I tried so many ‘clever’ ideas - each one sillier
than the next. We finally opted for simplicity by
using our last name and the name of the street we
live on.
TOPFLITE - Sandy Schumacher
My kennel name, TopFlite, comes from the golf
world. Although my husband is not involved in
showing our Paps, he is supportive (or is it indulgent?) of my hobby, so I wanted a kennel name that
would pay homage to his interests. Other than
babysitting the dogs that stay home when I’m off
to shows, his biggest role in my hobby is naming
the dogs. As such, the search for a kennel name
fell to him. His two hobbies are viticulture and
golf. As you can imagine, a suitable name involving
grapevine cultivation just didn’t materialize. So we
turned to the game of golf.
A flite is a term from golf tournaments. Each flite,
or division, consists of golfers of roughly similar
skills. My husband is a pretty good golfer, so he is
most often grouped with the better amateur golfers in the First Flite, also known as the Top Flite.
That conjured up the image of high-flying butterflies. So there it is......TopFlite Papillons.
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Carrie & Gary Blair....on Wynn Road...!
STARGAZER - Kathy Ainsworth
Rick and I began our journey in the Papillon world
back in 2005. Our goal was to raise rising stars in
the breed. Rick has always had a love for astronomy and spends many nights gazing at the stars in
the skies while I gaze at our stars running around
our yard. The two blended into “Stargazer”. Our
“Stars” gazing upward to new heights!
Agility 101
by Jolene Roudebusch
og agility is a relatively new
sport; making its debut in
1978 in England at the Crufts
Dog Show, as entertainment for
specters. This exhibition, based
loosely on equestrian show jumping, demonstrated the dogs’ natural speed and agility; and was a
huge hit with the crowd. In the
early 1980s dog agility came to
the United States; with the AKC
holding its first sanctioned agility match in 1994 at the Houston
Kennel Club show.
The Papillon Club
of America held its
first agility trial at
their 1997 National
Specialty in Reno,
Nevada and had
31 entries. Agility
is now one of the
fasting growing dog
sports in the U.S.
D
erhaps you
have seen a
dog agility competition on television
and thought that looks like a
fun activity to get involved in
with your dog. Agility training
is a great way to strengthen the
bond between dog and handler;
it can help shy dogs gain confidence and rambunctious dogs
learn self control. However, not
every dog should be doing agility. A dog should have good
hips, elbows, patellas and vision
to have a long, pain free agility career. Dogs doing agility
should not be overweight and be
conditioned properly, to prevent
“week-end athlete syndrome”
(muscle strains, soft tissue inju-
ries, etc). Dogs that cannot be
trusted around others dogs while
off leash are also not good candidates for agility.
If you are just starting out in
agility training with your dog,
I would suggest you look around
your area and find a training
club or instructor with experience teaching agility. Go to one
or more of their classes to watch
and see if you are comfortable
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with the methods they use in
training.
oung puppies can do agility
tunnel work, jumps lower
than elbow height and basic control training: sit, down, promptly
come when called while off-leash
and hold a brief stay. Contact
equipment (a-frame, teeter &
dogwalk) training should wait
until the puppy has developed
the needed physical coordination to navigate a plank raised
off the ground. Serious jump
work and weave training should
wait until the dog’s growth plates
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are closed; this varies by breed.
Growth plates are generally
closed between 9 and 12 months
for dogs that weight under 50
pounds, and can take up to 2
years to close on the giant breeds.
The best way to know if your
dog’s growth plates have closed is
to have your dog x-rayed by your
veterinarian. Dogs cannot be entered in AKC agility trials until
at least 15 months of age, to help
insure they are physically mature
enough to handle the strain on
their bodies.
nce the basic obstacle work is
learned the dog and handler
team move on to the next phase.
This is when the verbal and body
signals needed to direct the dog
off-leash around an agility course
are trained and
practiced. These
signals not only
direct the dog to
perform specific
obstacles, but,
also give the
dog signals to
run faster/slower, turn or veer
closer or farther
away from the
handler. At the
highest levels of
competition you
can see dogs
perform these signals instantly
and accurately at extremely fast
speeds.
O
ost dogs are able to run agility until 8- 10 years of age or
older; as long as they are happy
& healthy. Pay attention to what
your dog is telling you as he gets
older; is the game still fun for
him. Consider moving him to the
lower jump heights of the performance classes as he becomes
a veteran and/or scaling back on
his competing schedule.
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gility is a team sport; keep it
fun for you and your dog.
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This is the first in a series of articles reprinted from old Pap Talk, which will be found under the heading ...
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LACK - is the dominant color. It will be lost
B.“Ideal markings”, described above.
from a strain if black dogs are not used for
breeding. Since few breeders breed black to black
C.Spectacles around eyes rather than “pips”,
sometimes runs into cheek markings.
consistently, nearly all lack Papillons carry other
D.Entire foreface tan with a black “cap”
colors recessively. At the present time we know
E.Intermingled black and tan hairs all over
head (body patches black)
of only one homozygous black dog in this country.
All his puppies are black regardless of what he is
mated to. With a lot of black breeding, ear fringes
improve but markings tend to become heavier and
the blaze to recede.
S
ABLE - is next in this color series. “Sable” is
really a misleading term and the geneticists
should find another name for it, because included
are not only all the black-shaded browns, reds and
tans, but also some clear reds, from Irish Setter
tones to light gold. There is no satisfactory theory
to account for the different shades. Sable (all the
above shades) is dominant to wolf sable and to
bicolor.
W
OLF SABLE - the colors which rather resemble the Keeshond coat, but include pale
fawn or cream with much black shading. Recessive
to everything but bicolor.
B
ICOLOR - usually expressed as black-andtan. The most desirable form of the mark-
ings comprises “pumpkin seeds” over the eyes, tan
on cheeks, inside ears, and around vent. The tan
should be bright, distinct, and not intermingled
with the black areas. Three kinds of variation may
occur with this color pattern:
1. The amount of tan, in the following series:
A.Minimal tan (small dots over eyes, only a
few tan hairs on cheeks)
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F. Head all tan, body patches black (color pattern found in Airedales and black-blanketed beagles)
2. The shade of tan, which varies from rich copper to pale cream.
3. Breaks in the bicolor pattern caused by the
white markings. Types A and B will lose the
“pips” if the dog has a very wide blaze. The tan
around the vent cannot appear unless the dog
has a black patch there. (ed. note - Approved
in 1965 the Standard called for a ‘tri’ color to
have this tan vent but was later removed from
the Standard (approved 1975) as a ‘tri’ with
an all white body would not have this vent coloration but would still be, by definition a ‘tri’
by the head markings and color). Conversely,
if the dog is heavily marked with black
patches running down thighs and forelegs, the
typical tan as seen in black-and-tan breeds
(Dobermans, Manchesters, etc) will appear.
One genetic tri which will not be recognized as
such is one of Type F with an all-white body,
as the only visible color is tan.
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ROBLEMS RELATING TO BLACK - Some
blacks are rusty with intermingling of tan
or gray hairs. It is sometimes difficult for a novice
to decide whether a dog is a tricolor with minimal
tan (Type A), or a rusty black. It may require much
experience plus a knowledge of the colors in the
background.
The second problem is that occasionally a black
puppy appears from two red or sable parents.
article was written in 1969 - fawn and white is now
Assuming that the breeder was not in error as to
an allowable color in Paps)
which stud was really the sire, this can occasionally happen. This is not a “recessive black” as it
is sometimes called, but a re-assortment of genes
when a red, sable or wolf sable meets up with a red
of different genetic make-up. Sable Papillons and
some red Paps are genetically of the same make-up
as sable Collies. Some red Papillons are the formula of Golden Retrievers or Yellow Labradors. When
a sable collie is crossed with a Golden Retriever or
Yellow Lab, black puppies result. Proof that this
is not a “recessive black” is that sable to sable in
collies does not produce black, nor do blacks appear
in Yellow Lab or Golden Retriever breeding. There
is a full explanation of these “synthetic blacks” in
the books of C.C. Little and Marca Burns. There
is nothing the matter with such “synthetic blacks”
and in future matings they will behave like any
other black.
L
IVER - Most Papillons nowadays are BB,
some Bb, which merely means that they have
black pigmentation, regardless of coat color. Noses
and eye rims are black; toenails, if not white, will
be black.
If a dog is bb, and otherwise has the same genetic
formula as a black Pap, the color will be “liver” or
“chocolate”. Eye rims, nose and toenails will also be
brown. This is the color most common to Springer
Spaniel, also in Irish and American Water Spaniels, etc. If the dog is genetically a red and carries a
pair of b genes, it will be a brown-nosed red; indistinguishable from this is the genetic chocolate
which also carries a dilution factor. If the dog is
a bicolor carrying a bb pair, it will be a “chocolate
tri”. This is the color of the brown Dobe. This last
color with a dilution factor will be fawn although
the bicolor markings may be visible at birth. (ed
note: This was the Standard in place when this
All these colors carrying the bb pair are disqualified
under our present Standard, although all are typical Spaniel colors and only a few decades ago
were very common in the breed. If one turns up in
your breeding, this is not disgrace, and the parents
need not be condemned to future celibacy. (But do
not register or breed from the bb offspring.) the
colors were banned because it is impossible to
prevent cross-color breeding and eventually all our
reds might have brown noses. However, the whole
questions is debatable, and some future Standard
might allow these colors again.
W
HITE MARKINGS - this is a complex
subject which would require a separate ar-
ticle. In general heavier markings are dominant to
greater areas of white. White markings are inherited independently of color, except that in breeding
black to black, bicolor to bicolor, or one to the other,
there is a tendency for the puppies to be more heavily marked than in breeding reds and sables. We
will probably never stabilize perfect markings or
entirely eliminate mismarks.
T
his skims over the subject lightly. Full treatment would take a book. In most cases it is of
theoretical interest only as the limited amount of
good stock available to the breeder does not permit of much color breeding. We do not recommend
anyone trying to establish a strain of one color only
as the problems involved would necessitate keeping
a very large number of breeding animals. It also
limits sales potential, a practical problem we must
consider.
Virginia Newton
(From Pap Talk - February 1969)
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Mark Your Calendars!
Show
Location
Date
PCA Supported Entry at Orange Empire Dog Club
San Bernardino, CA
January 28, 2012
PCA NE Regional Specialties
New York City
February 11 & 12, 2012
MAP Specialty Shows
Frederick, MD
March 10 & 11, 2012
PCA Supported Entry
Bremerton WA
March 25, 2012
PCA National Specialty
Seattle, WA
March 26-31
Papillon Club of Southern CA Specialty Shows
Anaheim, CA
April 14-15, 2012
Greater Delaware Valley Papillon
Club Specialty Show
West Windsor
Township, NJ
May 6, 2012
Papillon Club of Tulsa Specialty
Shows - back-to-back
Tulsa OK
May 24, 2012
Greater Chicagoland Papillon Club
Specialty Shows
DeKalb, IL
July 6-7, 2012
PCA Supported Entry Greater Dekalb
KC
Dekalb, IL
July 7, 2012
PCA Supported Conformation and
Obedience
Monroe, MI
July 7, 2012
Patriot Papillon Club Specialty Show
Westford, MA
July 17, 2012
Three Rivers Papillon Club Specialty
Canfield OH
August 1, 2012
PCA Supported Entry Beaver County
KC
Canfield OH
August 4, 2012
PAPS Specialty Shows
Enumclaw WA
August 16 & 17, 2012
PCA Midwest Regional Specialty
Des Moines, IA
September 7, 2012
PCA Supported Entry Brevard KC
Orlando, FL
December 13, 2012
Sunshine State Papillon Club
Orlando FL
December 14, 2012
Editors’ Note: Please send in your specialty and supported entry information to [email protected] be included in this monthly feature
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Announcing MAP’s first annual
BACK-TO-BACK SPECIALTY SHOWS!
Francis Scott Key Holiday Inn
Frederick, Maryland
(same location as the 2008 PCA National Specialty)
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Regular Classes – Mr. Mark Lucas
Sweepstakes – Mrs. Peggy Kessler
Show Chair: Tracy Burdick
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Regular Classes – Miss Arlene Czech
Sweepstakes – Mr. John Oulton
Show Chair: Elisa Kamens
Trophy donations:
Susie Shepherd, Email: [email protected]
MAP Secretary:
Becky Flanagan, Email: [email protected]
Superintendent:
Rau Dog Shows, (610)376-1880, www.raudogshows.com
To Request a Premium List: [email protected]
One weekend – two great shows!!
Hosted by the Metropolitan Area Papillon Club of Washington, DC
www.MetroAreaPaps.org
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NORTHEAST REGIONAL SPECIALTIES
held with the
NEW YORK METRO SPECIALTIES “NYMS”
at the Hotel Pennsylvania
401 Seventh Ave. at 33rd St., New York, NY
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2012 & SUNDAY, FEBRUBARY 12, 2012
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Breed Judge & Juniors: Mrs. Jacqueline L. Stacy, Chapel Hill, NC
Sweepstakes Judge: Mrs. Jane Snider, Germantown, TN
Sunday, February 12, 20112
Breed Judge & Juniors: Mrs. Sari Brewster Tietjen, Rhinebeck, NY
Sweepstakes Judge: Ms. Patricia Anne Keenan, Chicago, IL
PROGRESSIVE DOG SHOW - Friday, February 10, 2012
Breed: Mr. Randy E. Garren, Apex, NC
Group: Mr. Dennis McCoy, Apex, NC
Show Superintendent for all three shows is
MB-F, Inc., P.O. Box 22107, Greensboro, NC 27420 (800) 334-0813
(Closing date is Wednesday, January 27, 2010)
For a premium list call MB-F or at www.infodog.com
Please direct trophy donation checks,
made payable to Papillon Club of America, to:
Linda Sohn, P.O. Box 631, Mansfield, MA 02048
[email protected]
Please direct advertisements and checks,payable to Papillon Club of America, to
Angela Pickett, 2633 Pickett Downs Dr., Chuluota, FL 32766 (407)359-6659
[email protected]
Show Chair: Linda Sohn, P.O. Box 631, Mansfield, MA 02048 508-339-5620
[email protected]
2012 PCA NE Regional
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Hotel Information
New York Metro Specialties
Preferably, reserve online at: www.hotelpenn.com by using group code: NYMWD2812 with Dogs or NYMWOD2812 without dogs. Or call the Hotel Pennsylvania Reservation Office during business hours at (212) 736-5000 ext 8790 or Toll Free
1-800-223-8585 to reserve your room under the Group Name: “New York Metro Specialty with/without dogs” before the
cut-off date of January 20, 2012.
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Note: Special rate of $99 per night with one bed; $119 per night with two beds
February 8th, 9th, 15th, 16th, 17th, and 18th. All rates are subject to applicable taxes per room/per night. These rates are
“with” or “without” dogs
Rooms at the Hotel Pennsylvania for February, 10-14, 2012
With Dogs: rates per night plus applicable taxes. Single or Double: $199.00 with one bed $219.00 with two beds Premium
- $299.00 with one bed $304.00 with two beds
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Without Dogs: rates per night plus applicable taxes. Single or Double: $179.00 with one bed, $199.00 with two beds
Premium Rooms : $299.00 (one or two beds)
All the above-mentioned rates are subject to 8.875% applicable sales tax and 5.875% state tax plus $2.00 occupancy tax,
$1.50 State Hotel Unit Tax per room, per night and are net non-commissionable.
Check In time is 3:00 p.m. Check Out time is 12:00 p.m. (Noon)
Two-night minimum stay required : February 10 - 14.
A one-night advance non-refundable deposit will be required to secure reservations.
Cancellations must be submitted in writing. Ask for an email address or fax # when making your reservation.
Individuals must call the New York’s Hotel Pennsylvania Reservation Office during business hours at 212-736-5000 ext
8790 or toll free at 800-223-8585 to reserve their room before the cut-off date of January20, 2012.
It is understood that guests will arrive and depart individually and not as a Group Arrival. Should individuals arrive together
via bus or en masse, a $7.20 baggage-handling fee per, bag per person will be posted to their account. Each additional
piece of luggage is $7.20 per bag.
This a story that I would like to share with the membership to get a good
laugh as much as I did as well as all the friends and family members I
have told...if my dad only knew...
While sitting at the dinner table, my dad had just opened a package of
oyster crackers and put them in his chili. He stirred it up and took a few
bites. He had a look on his face that said more than words like, “this
really doesn’t taste so good.” The papillons and my only little jack russell
begged at his feet in hopes of him sharing the chili.
“These crackers are stale.” he commented. My heart slid to my stomach as
I suddenly remembered the sample packages of Charlie Bears dog biscuits
I had set on the table! They were missing! “Dad, what happened to those
little bags of dog treats I left sitting there?” Yep, he put them in his chili!
So there is your lesson for the day. Always put your glasses on or read the
labels!
-Jessica Isenbarger
Jessarae Papillons
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2012
PCA SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SPECIALTY
SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2012
Held with the
COMBINED SPECIALTY SHOWS OF ATLANTA
Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter
401 Larry Walker Parkway, Perry, GA
Breed Judge: Dr. Gareth Morgan-Jones, Auburn, AL
Sweepstakes Judge: Mr. Zachary Newton, Newburg, IN
(pending AKC approval)
ALL BREED SHOWS: Thursday April 12, 2012 – Saturday April 14, 2012
Hotel
Motorhome Parking
Holiday Inn
Georgia National Fairgrounds
RV Reservations
P.O. Box 1367, Perry, Georgia 31069
478-987-3247 www.gnfa.com
200 Valley Dr.
Perry, GA
478-987-3313
CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS!!!!
CATALOG ADVERTISING
Full Page
$80.00
Half Page
$40.00
Photos
$10.00/photo
Please direct trophy donations & catalog advertising checks,
payable to Papillon Club of America, and any questions to:
Show Chair: Linda Sohn
P.O. Box 631, Mansfield, MA 02048
508-339-5620 [email protected]
Superintendent for all four shows:
Onofrio Dog Shows, P.O. Box 25764, Oklahoma City, OK 73125
405-427-8181 www.onofrio.com/
(Closing date, Wed. March 30, 2011)
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(The Questionmark department was a monthly column, so to speak, that appeared in Pap Talk in the late
60’s - much like a modern day Breeder’s Forum but
in this case it was mainly the Editor, Virginia Newton,
who responded to the questions)
QUESTION: A big breeder told me she did not
offer Phalenes to those planning to show, because
they don’t get a fair shake in the ring. Is this true?
Are Phalenes really discriminated against? Should
they be? If they are and should not be, is it possible
to rectify this, and how? Just how many Phalenes
are there, and how many are being shown?
PAP TALK SAYS: We, too, would not offer an
Phalene to a Novice for show. The novice exhibitor would be quickly crushed by the judges asking, “What’s the matter with its ears? Oh, I never
heard of that before.” Etc. ad nauseam. Mrs. Kemmerer had enough prestige - and made enough of
her own competition - that she finished Ch. Espoir
de Ruysselede and his son, Ch. Dulceda’s Altair.
Miss Burdett in Texas finished her Barbara Belle
of Milnermere. Miss Pinckney’s Bijou des Poids
Plume was WB at both the 1954 & 1956 Specialties, and did finish. Dr. Evans put something like
8 points on Fee des Sapins, but did not persist with
her. He and the Farners each have a Phalene they
show occasionally. Off hand, that’s about all we
can think of in the ring in the past 20 years.
In Belgium and the other F.C.I. countries, there are
two separate breeds, Papillons and Phalenes. We
are not sure if they compete separately in Sweden
- we think not - but there are now three Phalene
champions there. We have never heard of any
being shown in Britain in recent years, although
Mrs. Swann of the Lacewings apparently does deliberately breed some. In this country most of the
long-time breeders feel that the Phalene was the
original dog and should not be allowed to become
extinct, but nobody has set up a breeding program
for them.
As to how many there are PAP TALK has no idea
and would be very interested in figures supplied
by our readers. Let’s have a census. If the A.K.C.
approves our request for separate Open classes at
the Specialty, this will be a first step to encourage
people to show their Phalenes. If we find there are
enough of them, the P.C.A. Board should discuss
further steps to promote their exhibition. This is
the only way to educate judges.
(From Pap Talk - March 1969 - the Questionmark department)
QUESTION: If you have a Phalene, is it okay to
use it with erect eared stock?
PAP TALK SAYS: Better not. There are exceptions where this has turned out well with subsequent generations showing no ear weakness. There
are also horrible examples where a dog with weak
ears (not necessarily a Phalene) was used, and
floppy ears result in many of the offspring down
through four and five generations and more.
Many years ago, the late Mrs. Rademacher wished
to improve the size of ears on her Harleymeads,
and embarked on a controlled breeding program
wherein she bred her erect eared stock to some of
the Belgian Phalenes of the day, which had particularly huge ears. She did improve ear size, and did
get most of the ears back up after some four generations. However, when Mrs. Kemmerer bought
her famous Flash of Harleymeads in England as a
young dog, his ears were up. While she was showing him to his championship, his ears were down.
He was bred to about every bitch in the country
(stud work tends to stiffen ears, as Sheltie and
Collie owners learn to their sorrow) and from his
middle years on his ears were always up.
Flash was something like the sixth generation
from the start of this project. He sired one Phalene
champion, Miss Burdett’s Barbara Belle of Milnermere, and quite a few of his children and grandchildren had weak ears.
On the other hand, if you wish to breed Phalenes,
you are on your own. Nobody in this country or
in England has every tried it. Two Phalenes can
throw offspring with erect ears. We can only suggest breeding the best possible stock together and
praying for a little luck.
(From PAP TALK - April 1969 - The QUESTIONMARK
department)
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What to Feed the Dog
The Ladies Dog Club had the pleasure of
hearing Dr. Rebecca Remillard, PhD, DVM, Diplomate ACVN speak on the above topic. Below are some of the notes I took on her
talk.
T
he pet food market is a huge business. Entrepreneurs want a piece of this action. They work on
marketing rules but who works on the science?
The Association Of American Feed Control
Officials, Inc. (AAFCO) is the organization that proposes
regulations related to safety and quality in animal feeds.
While AAFCO proposes, the states may or may not adopt
these standards in whole or in part. Feeding dogs is not that
difficult, actually. The USDA is in charge of food safety.
USDA works to make sure food is wholesome and that no
BSE cows are included. For example, the FDA handles
health claims made by food companies. Some foods promote longevity, tarter control, weight control etc. FDA is
supposed to be in charge of making sure such claims are
backed up by science. Bottom line though, is that FDA has
more important things to do and limited resources. In the
matter of dog food it is - buyer beware.
Anyone can make a dog food. They make a list of ingredients and get someone to put it together and put it in a container and it goes up for sale. Are there breed differences
related to dog food? Probably. Dogs are the most diverse
species on earth. But there are no studies on feeding and
breed differences. It’s all anecdotal at this point. The National Research Council summarizes ~25 nutrients needed
by dogs to remain healthy. As a Veterinarian Nutritionist,
Dr. Remillard stated she spends 90% of her time working
on diets for dogs that are sick. Now that the dog genome
has been mapped, it may become possible to target foods
for specific dog breeds or specific conditions that occur
genetically in the dog.
An important thing to know about dog food is that only a
few of the bigger companies actually test feed their food
before putting it on the shelf. When you are looking at a
bag of dog food, the most important thing on the bag is the
AAFCO statement. Any dog food that claims to be “complete and balanced”, and this is a legal term, should have
the AAFCO statement somewhere on the bag. The statement has to say how that “complete and balanced” statement is substantiated. There are two methods:
1.through feeding tests with animals (minimum 6 month tests)
2.from laboratory analysis of nutrients
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notes taken by Charlotte McGowan
Preferable is the feeding test. When a food is labeled “All
life stages” it must meet the minimum requirements for
healthy puppy growth. AAFCO proposes the minimum
required in the dog food (and a few nutrient maximums).
Some of the large companies make several different products lines of food. Hills, Purina, Royal Canin and Iams
make over the counter food and veterinary specialty products. The veterinary products are designed for very specific
issues. People need to understand that over the counter
foods and made-for-vets foods are different. Over the
counter products can change without notice. Dogs are out
eating things in their yards from dirt, to grass, and all kinds
of things (trees, snack, toys, garbage, supplements, probiotics) and 90% of dogs can handle any fluctuations in product
consistency of over the counter products. But anyone with a
dog that has medical issues should understand that an over
the counter product that seems to be very close to a veterinary product isn’t the same thing.
One person in attendance brought up the Whole Dog Journal and stated that once a year they list the ingredients in all
the various dog foods. The question: do ingredients count?
It is a good question, but overall “no”. Good companies
analyze the ingredients they use in foods. If they get a truck
load of corn they attempt to ascertain the quality of that
ingredient. Some companies don’t take that time. People
make themselves crazy reading ingredients because the list
is not as informative as most people believe – there is NO
way to determine ingredient quality reading the list.
Raw feeding has been used by some people. There are a
couple of notable problems with raw feeding.
1. Nearly all raw feeding is not nutritionally balanced – This can easily be corrected
2. zoonotic diseases have been associated with raw
feeding.
Our meat sources are to be considered contaminated according to the USDA. Over 1000 subspecies of salmonella
have been identified. Dogs do get food poisoning and some
of them die from it. There is no nutritional advantage to
raw feeding and no scientific benefit to recommend it.
There is a substantial risk to raw feeding, especially if there
are children, people with compromised immune systems,
or cats with FeLv or FIV in the household. There is a case
of a child who was hospitalized with salmonella and then
finally cured. In searching for the cause of the infection,
it was traced to the kitchen counter and raw dog food fed
to the dogs in the household. While some people claim to
have fed raw successfully for years, they can count themselves as lucky.
Puppies cannot control their uptake of calcium until they
are 8-10 months old. Large breeds are most affected by
calcium content, but there is no requirement that calcium
content be listed on the dog food bag.
Many of the so called high end designer foods are heavy in
protein. A dog really doesn’t need more than 10 -12% of his
food as high quality protein. If there is too much protein in
a food it has to be excreted. It can make the kidneys work
extra hard and potentially damage them and kidneys do not
regenerate.
There are only a few companies that test feed their dog
food. These include Purina, Hill’s, Royal Canin and Iams.
Small companies don’t have the resources to test feed
and so these are not a first choice. Only three companies
employ a veterinary nutritionist - Purina, Hills and Royal
Canin.
Some dog foods advertise “human grade” ingredients. But
there are technically no grades of ingredients so that can
be misleading. Dogs don’t have to have grains. What dogs
do need are vitamins, minerals, protein, and energy (as fat
or carbohydrates.) Of these ingredients, dogs with allergies are only allergic to proteins. Food intolerance may be
related to carbohydrates and environmental factors. With
regard to additives, herbs are actually dilute forms of various drugs. Herbs should not be given and do not have any
nutritional value. Vitamin A and D can cause toxicity when
there is too much. When adding minerals, be careful about
zinc and copper. Fish oil has EPA, DHA which are fatty
acids of importance. A minimum phosphorus level of 0.6%
is required by AAFCO for over the counter foods. Veterinary products can be lower as needed for dogs with renal
disease.
PETA has done great harm in that it has impeded research
on dog foods and the test feeding of dog foods. PETA
infiltrated a dog food company doing testing and produced
negative publicity for the company. This sort of thing
causes companies to thing twice about testing. But testing
dog food before it goes on the market benefits dogs. It is
a good thing to have small companies bought out by the
larger companies since the larger companies have more
resources to test their food. Waltham (makers of Pedigree,
Nutro, and Royal Canin) sells more dog food than any
other company in the world.
I asked a question about food recalls due to aflotoxin.
Aflotoxin grows on corn and should be detected at the time
corn is received as an ingredient to be put in dog food.
Companies have to inspect ingredients before adding them.
The recall of dog food that contained Melamine came about
when the supplier in China was being deceitful about what
they had done. When companies buy ingredients out of the
country, monitoring the quality of the ingredients becomes
difficult.
Another issue related to food is how the food is transported.
If the food is shipped long distances, does it get overheated,
frozen etc.? This can be a problem affecting food quality.
The bigger companies have learned that using their own
transportation and keeping control of the food from factory
to point of sale helps insure the quality of the food.
Dr. Remillard made a point to say she was not associated
with any dog food company so was speaking as an unbiased person. She did say that in her practice as a veterinary
nutritionist she does use the veterinary products made by
the few companies that make them because the foods are
made consistent which is essential when managing a medical condition
After listening to this very enlightening talk, I came away
with the conclusion that sticking with the companies that
do food testing is a good idea. Those companies again are
Purina, Hills, Royal Canin and Iams. Interesting to note
that of these companies, I have seen these four companies
as supportive of purebred dog events and of course Purina
is a major sponsor of the Canine Health Foundation. I also
found Royal Canin and Iams listed as donors. While Doctor
Remillard did not single out any company or food, I found
her talk helpful which is why I want to share these notes
with you.
Dr. Remillard graduated from Purdue with a
degree in animal nutrition and went on to a PhD
at Colorado State. She got her DVM at Tufts and
interned and completed a 2 yr residency at Virginia
Tech. Post graduate, she worked at Johns Hopkins
Medical School before coming to Boston where she
practices as a Veterinary Nutritionist at Angell
Animal Medical Center in Boston.
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T
he newly-accredited club, Papillon Club of Columbia River (Oregon) held its first specialty
shows in December 2011 in conjuction with the Willamette Toy Dog Fanciers’ specialty shows, as
well as supported entry for the Toy Dog specialty shows and the Greater Clark County All Breed
shows.
Congratulations to all of the winners and qualifiers!
Thursday Willamette Toy Dog - Judge Terry Stacy (Supported Entry)
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BOB: GCh Sjelle Marimars And The Beat Goes On, Susan Lundebjerg and Mary Maher
BOS: GCh Ezee’s Valentine So Fine!, Elaine Zech
BOW: Titian Del Amo Crown Jewel, Carol Fredrick, Phyllis Riley and Terry McIntyre
WD: Micfriends Let’s Roll, Peter Mueller and Karen Baird
RWD: Titian’s Memphis Golden Rule, Carol Fredrick, Phyllis Riley and Terry McIntyre
WB: Titian Del Amo Crown Jewel, Carol Fredrick, Phyllis Riley and Terry McIntyre
RWB: Bloom An I Will Rise, Annette and Candace Blomquist
Select Dog: GCH Titian’s Risky Business, Michelle and Dick Navarre, Terry McIntyre and Carol Fredrick
Select Bitch: CH Micfriends Pearly Everlasting, Karen and Steve Baird and Michelle and Steve Navarre
Best Owner Handled: GCH Ezee’s Valentine So Fine!, Elaine Zech
BN: Bloom An Little Drummer Boy RE, Bonnie Kost; Micfriends Yes I Can, Mary Crichton
Open A: Myfriend Lilith of Shire, Linda and Steven Keast
Open B: Illias Topflite Zany Snoman, Linda Ruedy; Titian’s Platinum Challenge UD RE Karen Greenleaf
HIT: Illias Topflite Zany Snoman, Linda Ruedy
RA: MicDic Golden Rule, Bobbie Morgan; Elizare’s Kelii iLio, Donna Elisares; Bloom An Little Drummer Boy RE, Bonnie Kost
RE: Ch. Bloom An’s Time to Rejoyce CD RA, Annette Blomquist; Bloom An Little Drummer Boy, RE,
Bonnie Kost
Thursday PCCR Specialty - Judge Timothy Robbins
BISS: Ch Rocking N’s Sweet-N-Ezee Mr. Z, Nancy Radich and Elaine Zech
BOS: GCh Ezee’s Valentine So Fine!, Elaine Zech
BOW: Golden Leafs Mystery Man, G & E Daws
WD: Golden Leafs Mystery Man, G & E Daws
RWD: Belle Vie Lookin’ for Trouble, Mary and David Brockman
WB: Ezee’s White Diamonds, Elaine Zech
RWB: Paporo Just Imagine Gold, Donna Golden and Michelle and Dick Navarre
Select Dog: CH LaRen The Entertainer, Mary Brockman and Janis McLaren
Select Bitch: CH Ezee’s Diamond Delight, Elaine Zech
Best Puppy: Micfriends Trujoy Eye Candy, Michelle Navarre, Melinda Henderson and Karen Baird
Best Phalene: La Ren Caught You Looking, Janis McLaren
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Friday Willamette Toy Dog - Judge Jacqueline Stacy (Supported Entry)
BOB: CH Micfriends Willing And Able, Michelle and Dick Navarre and Karen and Steve Baird
BOS: CH Micfriends Stella De Oro, Michelle and Dick Navarre and Karen and Steve Baird
BOW: Topflite Narnia Uptown Girl, Sandy Schumacher and Lorraine Jensen
WD: Belle Vie Lookin’ for Trouble, Mary and David Brockman
RWD: Micfriends Wil I Am at BonnieJean, Bonnie Kost
WB: Topflite Narnia Uptown Girl, Sandy Schumacher and Lorraine Jensen
RWB: Bloom An I Will Rise, Annette and Candace Blomquist
Select Dog: CH Rocking N’s Sweet-N-Ezee Mr. Z, Nancy Radich and Elaine Zech
Select Bitch: GCH Ezee’s Valentine So Fine!, Elaine Zech
Best Bred By: Topflite Narnia Uptown Girl, Sandy Schumacher and Lorraine Jensen (BB Group 3)
BN: Micfriends Yes I Can, Mary Crichton
Open A: MicDic’s Golden Rule, Bobbie Morgan
Open B: Titian’s Platinium Challenge UD RE, Karen Greenleaf
Utility B: Titian’s Platinium Challenge UD RE, K. Greenleaf; Illias Topflite Zany Snoman, L.
RA: Joyventure Jingle Bell Rock TD RN, Cathy Fish; MicDic Golden Rule, Bobbie Morgan; Elizare’s
Kelii iLio, Donna Elisares
RE: Ch. Bloom An’s Time to Rejoyce CD RA, Annette Blomquist
HIT: Titian’s Platinium Challenge UD RE, Karen Greenleaf
Friday, PCCR Specialty - Judge David Krogh
BISS: CH Micfriends Willing And Able, Michelle and Dick Navarre and Karen and Steven Baird
BOS: GCH Ezee’s Valentine So Fine!, Elaine Zech
BOW: Ezee’s Dazzle’em at Gramel, Lorraine Shore and Elaine Zech
WD: Monarch’S Delyteful Prince Christo, Debbie Tedrow
RWD: MGL-Isle Jo’C Prairie Fire of VW, Carlisle Peele and Betty Winthers
WB: Ezee’s Dazzle’em at Gramel, Lorraine Shore and Elaine Zech
RWB: Bloom An I Will Rise, Annette and Candace Blomquist
Select Dog: GCH Titian’s Risky Business, Michelle and Dick Navarre and Terry McIntyre
Select Bitch: CH Ezee’s Diamond Delight, Elaine Zech
Best Bred By: MGL-Isle Jo’C Prairie Fire of VW, Carlisle Peele and Betty Winthers
Best Phalene: Micfriends Let’s Roll, Peter Mueller and Karen Baird
Saturday, GCCKC All Breed – Judge Karen S McFarlane (Supported Entry)
BOB: Micfriends Willing and Able, Michelle and Dick Navarre and Karen and Steven Baird
BOS: Micfriends Pearly Everlasting, Karen and Steve Baird and Michelle and Dick Navarre
BOW: Belle Vie Lookin’ for Trouble, Mary and David Brockman
WD: Belle Vie Lookin’ for Trouble, Mary and David Brockman
RWD: MGL-Isle Jo’C Prairie Fire of VW, Carlisle Peele and Betty Winthers
WB: Topflite Narnia Uptown Girl, Sandy Schumacher and Lorraine Jensen
RWB: Ezee’s White Diamonds, Elaine Zech
Select Dog: GCH Sjelle Marimars and the Beat Goes On, Susan Lundebjerg and Mary Maher
Select Bitch: CH Ezee’s Diamond Delight, Elaine Zech
Sunday, GCCKC All Breed - Judge Vandra Huber (Supported Entry)
BOB: GCh Sjelle Marimars And The Beat Goes On, Susan Lundebjerg and Mary Maher
BOS: Micfriends Pearly Everlasting, Karen and Steve Baird and Michelle and Dick Navarre
BOW: Pizaz’s Paparazzi, Carol Rosecrans and Michelle Navarre
WD: Pizaz’s Paparazzi, Carol Rosecrans and Michelle Navarre
RWD: Titian’s Paradise Lost of Karusu, Terry McIntyre, Carol Fredrick and Bobbie Morgan
WB: Cameo’s French Chanel Collection, Deborah Childs-Bronesky and M. Moran
RWB: Titian Del Amo Crown Jewel, Carol Fredrick, Terry McIntyre and Phyllis Riley
Select Dog: GCH Titian’s Risky Business, Michelle and Dick Navarre and Terry McIntyre
Select Bitch: CH Ezee’s Diamond Delight, Elaine Zech
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Congratulations on New AKC Titles
CHAMPION
January 2012
CH Alex First Choise (D)
By Haremet’s Nickname x La Rocca’s Last Rose Of Summer
Breeder: Lotta Alexandersson & Bjorn Alexandersson & Rune Alexandersson
Owner: Rebecca S McCarty & Carine Rutten
CH Arrow-Foxfire’s Winning Edge (D)
By CH Rowley’s Lightning Connection x Foxfire’S-Arrow Simply Irresistible
Breeder: Cindy A Harken & Dr. Alan R. Rowley M.D.
Owner: Alan R Rowley M.D.
CH Blicci’s Energetic (D)
By Blicci’s Blue Bayou x Crown’s Best Inga Of Nikolas & Kira
Breeder: Jane Raemy & Sven Thrysoe
Owner: Elisa Kamens
CH Blue Moon L’Oreal’s Seraphina (B)
By Xambino Joker Vom Cavalierchen x CH Blue Moon’s Lone Star
L’Oreal
Breeder/Owner: Joyce St.Giermaine & Connie Sager
CH Cadaga Solon (D)
By CH Zelicaon Man In Black x Caspian’s Scandal Beauty
Breeder: Deanna Clark & Judy Hearney
Owner: Elisa Kamens
CH Canisphere’s You Belong To Me (D)
By Arkeno’s Kris Angel x Canisphere’s Victoria Secret
Breeder: Karen Shiels & Darci Anonychuk
Owner: Mimi Silveira & Lucretia Hedberg
CH Copella She’s A Treasure (B)
By GCH CH Zelicaon Honey Bear Amanti x CH Copella’s Hidden
Treasure
Breeder/Owner: Paula Cox
CH Denzel Can’T Buy Me Love (B)
By CH Denzel The Kickboxer x CH Denzel Can’T Say Enough
Breeder: Tracy Halverson Burdick
Owner: Peggy B Kessler
CH Denzel Front And Center (D)
By CH Denzel Center Of Attention x CH Denzel Can’T Say Enough
Breeder/Owner: Tracy Halverson Burdick
CH Denzel The Mad Hatter (D)
By Denzel Sheer Madness x Denzel Cares To The Wind
Breeder/Owner: Tracy Halverson Burdick
CH Elite Tricked Out Treat For Crisanda (D)
By CH Crisanda Namaka Game Of Chance x CH Elite In The Pink
Breeder: Kymberlee D Ubele
Owner: Vickie Ehrlekrona
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CH Fenice Shez No Angel (B)
By Chalkhill No Work All Play x Fenice Bonnie Blue
Breeder/Owner: Matthew Perry & Ellen Akers-Perry
CH Involo On The Down Low (D)
By CH Involo For Your Eyes Only x CH Involo If They Could See Me
Now
Breeder/Owner: Donna G Garofalo & Michael S Garofalo & Gia G
Garofalo
CH J-Bar Majical Pixie Dust (B)
By Nico Maria Sirrah x J-Bar Dreams Of Paris
Breeder: Jennifer Able-Jones
Owner: Alberta Klein
CH Jo’C Made For Cruz’N (D)
By CH Hodges Clearlake L’ TX Cruzr x CH Mgl Tiger Lily Of Vw
Breeder/Owner: Jolene Clemmons
CH La Ren Let The Good Times Roll (D)
By Akai’s Don’T Think I’M Not x Ken Mar Blues Lady Of Andali
Breeder/Owner: Andrea Meloon & Janis L McLaren
CH Lorac Alfa Top Of The Mark (D)
By GCH CH Alfa’s Forevr Rebel Spirit x CH Adfam Wise Love Is In
The Wind
Breeder: Carol Livingston & Salwa Alfadl
Owner: Carol Livingston
CH Marquis Fifth Avenue Night (B)
By GCH CH Pixiedust’s Abner x Marquis Wind Of The Arabian Night
Breeder/Owner: Paula Ray & Jessica Isenbarger & Kevin Ray
CH Marrics Magic Noire Ph (D)
By CH Myway’s Solo Of The Night Ph x Lone Tree Crown Of Thorns
Breeder: Marcy Wyrens
Owner: Terri Mount & Marcy Wyrens
CH Pasun’s Popped Over The Moon RN (D)
By CH Domino’s Moonlight Escapade RN NAJ x CH His Latest Flame
Breeder: Donna Bradley
Owner: Mercy Phillips
CH Patuxent’s Le Petite Prince (D)
By Tuinluv’s Drive-N-To Win x CH Starsign’s La Petite Luciole
Breeder: Letty Mcnulty
Owner: Ms. Letty McNulty
CH Pizaz’s Showtime Rave Revue (D)
By CH Showtime’s Braveheart x Del Amo Masquerade At Showtime
Breeder: Carol Rosecrans & Phyllis Riley
Owner: Carol Rosecrans & Tamara C Holtz
CH Prana Merry Monarch (B)
By CH Monarch’s Mighty Titus By Sandel x Monarch’s Southern Grace
Breeder: Margie Riccomini
Owner: Mary Kendall Maginnis
GCH CH Nouveau Less Is More (D)
By Tippitoes Lucky Break At Nouveau x Nouveau Light Up The Sky
Breeder: John Billinghurst
Owner: Marichin Uriarte Rosenstein
CH Rorralore Ariella (B)
By CH Boy Of Tony You Don’T Fool Me El-Afrafi x CH Rorralore
Kalista
Breeder/Owner: Charlotte Clem McGowan
COMPANION DOG
CH Rorralore Quillian (D)
By CH Kernow’s Toscanini AX MXJ x CH Rorralore Quinella
Breeder/Owner: Charlotte Clem McGowan
CH Rowley’s Most Charming Prince (D)
By CH Queen Bless Jp Dancing Danny x GCH CH Adfam’s Mae West
Of Elmac
Breeder/Owner: Alan R Rowley M.D.
CH Starquest’s The Big Bang (D)
By CH Namaste Another Roadside Attraction x CH Starquest’s Celebration
Breeder: Susan L Edwards
Owner: Lisa Fox-Mann & Susan L Edwards
CH Zelicaon Lonestar Belle Of The Ball (B)
By CH Namaste Another Roadside Attraction x CH Zelicaon Princess
Elena
Breeder: Forrest G Johnson
Owner: Shay PaskVan & Joe PaskVan
CH Zelicaon Royal Crown Wedding (B)
By GCH CH Copella’s Rising Attraction x CH Zelicaon Morning Star
Breeder/Owner: Forrest G Johnson
GRAND CHAMPION
GCH CH Alfa’s Can’T Touch This Lorac (B)
By GCH CH Alfa’s Forevr Rebel Spirit x CH Adfam Wise Love Is In
The Wind
Breeder: Carol Livingston & Salwa Alfadl
Owner: Salwa Alfadl
GCH CH Charada Dvs Penny Arcade (B)
By CH Charada Jason Hunter x CH Charadas Piper Izzabelle
Breeder/Owner: Rosemary M Warthen
GCH CH Hart’s Spicy Dancer (B)
By CH Vangelis Lord Yazminh x CH Hart’s Precious Gift
Breeder: Mary Helm & Carrie L Blair & Jerry Helm
Owner: Mary Helm & Jerry Helm
Forevr’s Just Meant To Be CD BN RE (D)
By CH En-La’s Bravissimo x Braylor’s Forevr Drastic Fantastic
Breeder: Brandi Renee Bray & Danny R Ford II & Ruth Ann Ford
Owner: Mrs. Robin Lynn Shemela
Forevr’s Porsche Photo Shoot CD RE AX MXJ XF (D)
By CH Connection Rolls Royce x Forevr Glamour Shots
Breeder: Danny R Ford II & Ruth Ann Ford
Owner: Kelly Armstrong & Ruth Ann Ford
CH Marrics Keep On Truckin CD BN RA (D)
By CH Marrics Keeper Of The Stars x Marrics Empress Of Jade
Breeder: Marcy Wyrens
Owner: Terri T Rothwell & Ric Wyrens
COMPANION DOG EXCELLENT
Denzel Leads The Way CDX (D)
By CH Denzel Leader Of The Pack RN x Denzel Attention To Detail
Breeder: Tracy Halverson Burdick
Owner: Billijo Porter
UTILITY DOG
Josandre’ Chazoom UD (D)
By CH Josandre’ Ya Zoom Zoom x CH Kvar Lady Chatterly
Breeder: Mary Jo Loye & Pearl A George
Owner: Marilyn Manning & Mary Jo Loye
Zelicaon’s Romper Bumper Boo UD RA MX MXJ OAP OJP NF (D)
By CH Xanadu Hold The Dream x CH Voncross Danna Sandels
Breeder: Ethel M Kreutztrager & Forrest G Johnson
Owner: Sandi Speidel & Forrest G Johnson & Brian Speidel
UTILITY DOG EXCELLENT 2
OTCH MACH Wildfire Civil Disobedience UDX2 OM4 GO (D)
By CH L’Ete Cadaga The Sorcerer x Wildfire Double Trouble
Breeder: Angela S Pickett
Owner: Sharon Smith Jordan
OBEDIENCE MASTER 4
GCH CH Knight-Rider Vom Salamandertal (D)
By CH Tingate’s Billabong x Golden-Girl Vom Salamandertal
Breeder: Regina Keller
Owner: Rebecca S McCarty
Marks Winters Tophat N Tails UDX3 OM4 (D)
By CH Wholat’s Hearts Desire x Mark’s Mayday Miracle
Breeder: Mr. Mark Edward Lepinski
Owner: Helene B Winters
GCH CH Medina’s Strawberry Fields (B)
By CH Mushroom Hill’s Chili Pepper x CH Mysin Luck O’ The Irish
Breeder/Owner: Sandra Haber
OTCH MACH Wildfire Civil Disobedience UDX2 OM4 GO (D)
By CH L’Ete Cadaga The Sorcerer x Wildfire Double Trouble
Breeder: Angela S Pickett
Owner: Sharon Smith Jordan
GCH CH Micfriends Willing And Able (D)
By CH Micfriends I Wil x CH Micfriends Stella De Oro
Breeder/Owner: Michelle Navarre & Richard Navarre & Steve Baird &
Karen Baird
OTCH Wingssong Daydream Believer II UDX2 OM4 GN RAE (D)
By CH Daneview Kriss Kringle x CH Wingssong In Your Dreams
Breeder: Pat Jones & Chris Jones
Owner: Laurel Laurent
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BEGINNER NOVICE
Hart’s Doctor Of The Heart BN RN (D)
By CH Blairwynn’s Lord Nelson x Jetsetter Lady Vom Cavalierchen
Breeder: Mary Helm & Carrie L Blair & Jerry Helm
Owner: Barbara Franchino
Tallis Believe It Or Not CDX BN RAE OA NAJ NAP NJP (B)
By Tallis Beaux Of Monarch x Tallis Anamarie Of Highwinds
Breeder: Vida Ellis
Owner: Melanie Harriman
Domino’s Nod And A Wink CD BN RE (B)
By CH Joco’s Moonlight Cruise x Domino’s Midnight Sanity
Breeder: Leona G Domino
Owner: Carol Madson
Konstantin Smg Of Holli B Farm UD RE (D)
By Kay-Bars Im’e Walter x Marks Holli CDX RE NA OAJ
Breeder: Abigail Hollister
Owner: Karen Haberkorn
RALLY NOVICE
MACH6 Rosebud Hunter’s Moon Dancer RE OAP AJP OF (D)
By Lone Tree’s Walks On Water x Jansu’s Flaming Star
Breeder: Rebecca D Farris
Owner: Diane Overstreet
Angel Bebe RN (B)
By Unknown x Unknown
Breeder: Unknown
Owner: Scott Ellis & Anita Ellis
MACH3 Rosebud Midnight Dancer RE NAP OJP OF (D)
By Lone Tree’s Walks On Water x Jansu’s Flaming Star
Breeder: Rebecca D Farris
Owner: Diane Overstreet
CH Denzel Leader Of The Pack RN (D)
By CH Denzel Hail To The Chief x CH Denzel Handle With Care
Breeder/Owner: Tracy Halverson Burdick
RALLY ADVANCED EXCELLENT
Ezee’s White Diamonds RN (B)
By GCH CH Arsuma’s Brilliant Diamond x CH Ezee’s Ah Ha Made You
Look!
Breeder: Elaine S Zech
Owner: Kathryn S McHugh & Elaine S Zech
Kenmar Ii’s Kandi Of Desert Moon RN (B)
By CH Kenmar’s Numero Uno x Kenmar Ii Star Spangle
Breeder: Helen L Angle
Owner: James D Coulter & Timothy Coulter
Loteki The Wind At My Back RN (D)
By CH Loteki Courage Under Fire x Loteki Totally Windswept
Breeder: Lou Ann King
Owner: Linda Miles
Sleepy Creeks Chill N Goodtime RN (B)
By CH Kra-Li-Mar Remember When x CH Sandel’s Duchess Of Monarch UD RE OA OAJ
Breeder/Owner: Candy Janke & Hannah Janke
RALLY ADVANCED
Monsieur Beauregard El Modena RA (D)
By Royal Bijoux El Modena RN x Mademoiselle Miette El Modena
Breeder/Owner: Leslie D Dumont
Thora’s Tiny Tiko RA AX AXJ (D)
By Lakecountry’s Little Rascal x Winterhaven Mika Mo
Breeder: Ms. Lisa Ann Turpin
Owner: Heidi Iverson
RALLY EXCELLENT
Clairus Tailor Made RE (D)
By CH Clairus Akai Dressed To The Max x CH Clairus Dreams Of Wine
And Roses
Breeder: Janice L Clair
Owner: Jamie Swanson
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C-Sunset’s Cracker Jack Surprise RAE NA NAJ (D)
By CH Shekinah’s Peter Parker x C-Sunset’s Nik Of Thyme
Breeder: Lucinda M Jones
Owner: Linda Arndt
NOVICE AGILITY
Alfa’s Linc To The Future RE NA (D)
By GCH CH Arkeno’s Ears To You x CH Crown Myway’s Bree In Paris
PH
Breeder: Salwa Alfadl & Karen Mountain
Owner: Tika Phipps & Richard Phipps
Bk’s Minnie Mouse NA (B)
By Unknown x Unknown
Breeder: Unknown
Owner: Brenda B. Kautz
Blazen Reign Of Fire NA NAJ (D)
By CH Nouveau Spot On x CH Sabamores U Do Connection
Breeder/Owner: Sally Hill
GCH CH Freespirits Eye Catchin Arkeno NA (D)
By CH Arkeno Watch Closely Now x CH Arkeno’s The Princess Factor
Breeder: Mary B White & Richard Worden
Owner: Mary Jo Loye & Murray J Berg & Kim A Mckay
Micdic’s Singular Sensation NA (B)
By CH Okekai Rocket In My Pocket x CH Tambora’s Nick Of Time
Breeder: Karen Primrose & Michelle Navarre & Karen Baird
Owner: Bobbie Morgan & Michelle Navarre
Starfleet’s Good Adventure BN RN NA NAJ (D)
By GCH CH Starfleet Special Prosecutor x Starfleet Moonlight Tiara
Breeder: Kathy Taylor
Owner: Cathy Parker
NOVICE AGILITY PREFERRED
OTCH ‘Hello Dolly’ Of Arbeitsheim UDX12 RE NAP (B)
By CH Arbeitsheim Talent F’Marsan CDX RE x Arbeitsheim Discover
Breeder: Bonnie Primus
Owner: Miss Bonnie Lee
MACH2 Clearlake Spangles NAP XF (B)
By CH Clearlake Amica John Smith x CH Clearlake Sequin Amica
Breeder: Elyse Claire Vandermolen
Owner: Sherry Neumann
OPEN AGILITY
Blazen Reign Of Fire OA NAJ (D)
By CH Nouveau Spot On x CH Sabamores U Do Connection
Breeder/Owner: Sally Hill
Chenevert’s Epic Riptide OA NAJ NF (D)
By CH Brightwood Thingol x CH Chenevert’s Capricious
Breeder: Michele Chenevert
Owner: Mrs. Kelly A Ely
Ezee’s Diamond Discovery OA NAJ NF (D)
By GCH CH Arsuma’s Brilliant Diamond x CH Ezee’s Ah Ha Made You
Look!
Breeder: Elaine S Zech
Owner: Cristi Tombari
Forevr Heart’s All Aflutter RE OA OAJ NF (D)
By CH Forevr Tx Redheaded Stranger x CH Forevr It’s Just Earsay
Breeder: Danny R Ford II & Ruth Ann Ford
Owner: Jeanne Henry
Forevr Really The One OA AXJ (D)
By CH Forevr The Real Macoy x Forevr Celestial Serinade
Breeder: Danny R Ford II & Ruth Ann Ford
Owner: Linda Bolotin
J&J Creations Little Remington OA OAJ (D)
By Haremet’s Sunrise x J&J Creations Blame It On Rio
Breeder: Janelle M Krusper
Owner: Becky Sims
Lil’ Buddie OA (D)
By Unknown x Unknown
Breeder: Unknown
Owner: Donna Calvert
Marimars Glow Of The Moon OA OAJ (B)
By CH Boogey Woogey Bugle Boy x CH Marimars Rabbit Of The
Moon
Breeder: Mary Maher
Owner: Deborah Riegsecker
Micfriends Yes I Can OA OAJ (D)
By GCH CH Micdic’s Olympic Gold CD RN x CH Myfriend Red Rosa
Breeder: Steve Baird & Michelle Navarre & Richard Navarre & Karen
Baird
Owner: Mary E Crichton
CH Nightfire’s Just Dance OA OAJ NF (B)
By CH Monarch’s Come Dance With Me x Carover’s Juliet
Breeder: Yvonee Weber
Owner: Letty McNulty
Sharar’s Fire On Ice OA NAJ (B)
By Tck’s Zachery x Pam’s Dolly
Breeder: Pamela Kramer
Owner: Sharon A Rooks
OPEN AGILITY PREFERRED
MACH2 Starshine Silver Pizazz OAP OJP OF (B)
By Havens Rickey x Thunders Karen
Breeder: Pauline Eaton
Owner: Bonny Rogerson
AGILITY EXCELLENT
Pepe’s Little Shadow AX AXJ (D)
By La Pepe’ La Pooh x Mama’s Little Shadow
Breeder: Devon Cardwell
Owner: Mrs. Debra Ann Mims Ret.
Southpaw’s G. Jack Finnegan AX AXJ (D)
By Unknown x Unknown
Breeder: Unknown
Owner: Andrea Davis
Tollegend Winning Streak RN AX AXJ (D)
By Tollegend Right On Target x Newtopaz Stitches At Tollegend
Breeder: Shannen Jorgensen
Owner: Kathy Hightshoe
Windlake Olympic Cowboy AX AXJ NF (D)
By CH Fairytale Gold Dust MX MXJ XF x Starsign’s Windlake Christmas Delight
Breeder: Ms. Jacquelyn C Cantwell & Dr. Vernon W Cantwell M.D.
Owner: Patricia Horton
AGILITY EXCELLENT PREFERRED
CH MACH2 Loteki His Royal Majesty CDX RA AXP AJP OF (D)
By CH Loteki The Winds Of Fortune x CH Loteki Royal Endeavor
Breeder: Lou Ann King
Owner: Kim Debenedictis
CH Starfire Intrepid Hero CDX RAE MX MXJ AXP MJP (D)
By CH Starfire It’s A Miracle x Starfire Cameo Jubilee
Breeder: Pat Sparks
Owner: Virginia Dinan & Regina Dinan
MASTER AGILITY EXCELLENT
Braylor’s Titus F Vespasianus MX MXJ NF (D)
By CH Braylor’s Radical Rigby x CH Braylor’s Shadow Dancer
Breeder: Judith E Bickers & Olen E Bickers Jr.
Owner: Barbara C Dumbaugh
Tollegend Carrying The Torch MX MXJ OF (D)
By Tollegend Right On Target x Newtopaz Stitches At Tollegend
Breeder: Shannen Jorgensen
Owner: Monique Plinck
MASTER AGILITY EXCELLENT PREFERRED
CH MACH Anamar Lasting Impact CD RAE MXP MJP (D)
By CH Bittersuite’s Zebedee x CH Anamar Fun And Fancy Free
Breeder: Anna Kodet & Colleen Kodet
Owner: Linda Repphun & Anna Kodet
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Kaylin Special Edition AX AXJ MXP MJP (D)
By CH Lalynns Ringland Solo x Wedgwood Aphrodite
Breeder: Linda Kay Rogers
Owner: Dennis Mccoy
Starfleet’s Good Adventure BN RN NA NAJ (D)
By GCH CH Starfleet Special Prosecutor x Starfleet Moonlight Tiara
Breeder: Kathy Taylor
Owner: Cathy Parker
MACH4 Marlon’s Zma Spring Breeze VCD3 UDX3 OM1 RE MXP
MJP MXF (D)
By CH Marlon’s Bsa Star Gazer x Marlon’s Owa Miss Adventure
Breeder: Londa Downing
Owner: Sandra Hill & Londa Downing
NOVICE AGILITY JUMPER PREFERRED
OTCH ‘Hello Dolly’ Of Arbeitsheim UDX12 RE NAP NJP (B)
By CH Arbeitsheim Talent F’Marsan CDX RE x Arbeitsheim Discover
Breeder: Bonnie Primus
Owner: Miss Bonnie Lee
MASTER AGILITY EXCELLENT PREFERRED 2
MACH2 Clearlake Spangles NAP NJP XF (B)
By CH Clearlake Amica John Smith x CH Clearlake Sequin Amica
Breeder: Elyse Claire Vandermolen
Owner: Sherry Neumann
MACH2 Jumpin’ Jack Flash II MXP2 MJP3 MXF NFP (D)
By Starfire Gizmo x Trixiee Marie
Breeder: Lisa Porter
Owner: Judy C Rockey
MASTER AGILITY EXCELLENT PREFERRED 5
PACH La Ren Jazzy Crisanda MX MXJ MXP5 MJP4 PAX (B)
By CH Ken Mar Steal The Thunder x La Ren Absolutely Speechless
Breeder: Vickie Ehrlekrona & Janis L McLaren
Owner: John H Gooldy
NOVICE AGILITY JUMPER
CH Amoure Beau’s A Fish Called Wanda NAJ (B)
By Caspian’s Licens To Kill x CH MACH2 Amoure Beau’s Clever
Endeavor RN OF
Breeder: Derrick J.L. Nettles & Anne C Nettles
Owner: Nancy D Rudolph
Bk’s Minnie Mouse NA NAJ (B)
By Unknown x Unknown
Breeder: Unknown
Owner: Brenda B. Kautz
Copella Whisper Of Gold NAJ (D)
By CH Queen Bless Jp Gold Crest x CH Copella’s Whisper In My Ear
Breeder: Paula Cox
Owner: Jane Giddens & Paula Cox
CH Denzel No Foolin’ NA NAJ (D)
By CH Denzel Can’T Fool Me x CH Denzel Treat Me Right
Breeder: Tracy Halverson Burdick
Owner: Deborah Tarrant
CH Medina’s Wild Montana Skye NAJ (B)
By CH Joco’s Moonlight Cruise x GCH CH Medina’s Strawberry Fields
Breeder/Owner: Sandra Haber
Micdic’s Singular Sensation NA NAJ (B)
By CH Okekai Rocket In My Pocket x CH Tambora’s Nick Of Time
Breeder: Karen Primrose & Michelle Navarre & Karen Baird
Owner: Bobbie Morgan & Michelle Navarre
Pinpap’s Makin The Bedrock At Remani NAJ (D)
By CH Pinpap’s Sebastion x Pinpap’s Rocketten Tonnerre
Breeder: Claudia Clark & Danni Peterson
Owner: Judy Bluett & Peter Bluett
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OPEN AGILITY JUMPER
Chenevert’s Epic Riptide OA OAJ NF (D)
By CH Brightwood Thingol x CH Chenevert’s Capricious
Breeder: Michele Chenevert
Owner: Mrs. Kelly A Ely
Ezee’s Diamond Discovery OA OAJ NF (D)
By GCH CH Arsuma’s Brilliant Diamond x CH Ezee’s Ah Ha Made You
Look!
Breeder: Elaine S Zech
Owner: Cristi Tombari
Gail’s Cl King Of Thieves NA OAJ (D)
By CH Graycaz Due South x CH Clearlake Helen Wheels
Breeder: Gail M Howard & Elyse Claire Vandermolen
Owner: Mindy Vescovo
Lil Lola Kaye NA OAJ (B)
By D’Vine’s Come Blow Your Horn x Collin-Dells Lemon Twist Parie
Breeder: Sharon Labian
Owner: Donna Calvert
Lucky Oliver Twist OA OAJ NF (D)
By Sunburst Tuck’s Everlasting x Kokopelli Summer’s Rain
Breeder: Torri Kollar
Owner: Lovanne Horsman
Micfriends Yes I Can NA OAJ (D)
By GCH CH Micdic’s Olympic Gold CD RN x CH Myfriend Red Rosa
Breeder: Steve Baird & Michelle Navarre & Richard Navarre & Karen
Baird
Owner: Mary E Crichton
Nobles Dylan Del Caribe OA OAJ (D)
By Medlee Game Play’n In Sedona x Medlee’s To The Moon-Allice
Breeder: Susan C Austin & Marcia Noble
Owner: Colette Pollack
Sharar’s Fire On Ice OA OAJ (B)
By Tck’s Zachery x Pam’s Dolly
Breeder: Pamela Kramer
Owner: Sharon A Rooks
OPEN AGILITY JUMPER PREFERRED
Coastwind’s Moonstruck AX AXJ NAP OJP (B)
By CH Angella Del Jasper x Coastwind’s Morning Mist
Breeder: Nancy R Grant & Patricia A Sherman
Owner: Dianna Hillyer
CH MACH Kine-Ahora Gold’n Dragonfire OAP OJP NF NFP (B)
By CH Kine-Ahora Thunderstruck x CH Kine-Ahora Silence Is Golden
OA OAJ
Breeder: Ilsa M Sternberg
Owner: Theresa M Nolan
MACH2 Starshine Silver Pizazz OAP OJP OF (B)
By Havens Rickey x Thunders Karen
Breeder: Pauline Eaton
Owner: Bonny Rogerson
EXCELLENT AGILITY JUMPER
GCH CH Amoure Beau’s Along The Riverbank OA AXJ NF (B)
By Draco’s High Velocity AX OAJ OF x CH MACH2 Amoure Beau’s
Clever Endeavor RN OF
Breeder: Derrick J.L. Nettles & Anne C Nettles
Owner: Julie Degen
Chateau Charlemagne’s Cassidy OA AXJ NF (D)
By CH Caratoot’s Charlemagne’s Crown CD RA NA NAJ x GlenmarySte-Lin’s SB Meadow
Breeder: Sally J Bacus & William R Bacus
Owner: Derek Stevan Del Carpio & Michelle Lee Del Carpio
Forevr Really The One OA AXJ (D)
By CH Forevr The Real Macoy x Forevr Celestial Serinade
Breeder: Danny R Ford II & Ruth Ann Ford
Owner: Linda Bolotin
Lareine Katrina AX AXJ (B)
By Larrabee’s Mighty Mickey x Larrabee’s Mighty Mini
Breeder: Don Larrabee
Owner: Cordella Thomas
Pca Rescue Dammit Piper Dropit OA AXJ OF (D)
By Unknown x Unknown
Breeder: Unknown
Owner: M. Riley Allen
Tollegend Winning Streak RN AX AXJ (D)
By Tollegend Right On Target x Newtopaz Stitches At Tollegend
Breeder: Shannen Jorgensen
Owner: Kathy Hightshoe
Wildfire Z Me Go NA AXJ (B)
By CH L’Ete Cadaga Makin’ Me Crazy x CH L’Ete Cadaga Miss Independant
Breeder: Angela S Pickett
Owner: Janine Tash D.V.M.
Windlake Olympic Cowboy OA AXJ NF (D)
By CH Fairytale Gold Dust MX MXJ XF x Starsign’s Windlake Christmas Delight
Breeder: Ms. Jacquelyn C Cantwell & Dr. Vernon W Cantwell M.D.
Owner: Patricia Horton
EXCELLENT AGILITY JUMPER PREFERRED
MACH Illias’ Flit N Flurry CD RA AXP AJP XF (B)
By CH Arkeno Bring Out The Elvis Nme x CH MACH2 Topflite Kick It
Up A Notch
Breeder: Nikki Berthold-Illias & Sandra L Schumacher
Owner: Stephanie Larsen
Majestic Joy Heaven’s Flame RN MX MXJ AXP AJP (D)
By CH Majestic Joy Almost Heaven x Majestic Joy My Dream Girl
Breeder: Rita L Koy
Owner: Wilma Harbin
MASTER EXCELLENT JUMPER
Marimars By Leaps And Bounds AX MXJ OF (D)
By CH Annacott Maestro x CH Marimars Desert Fox
Breeder: Mary Maher
Owner: Christy Chilcott
Thora’s Tiny Tiko RA AX MXJ (D)
By Lakecountry’s Little Rascal x Winterhaven Mika Mo
Breeder: Ms. Lisa Ann Turpin
Owner: Heidi Iverson
MASTER EXCELLENT JUMPER PREFERRED
MACH4 Marlon’s Zma Spring Breeze VCD3 UDX3 OM1 RE AXP MJP
MXF (D)
By CH Marlon’s Bsa Star Gazer x Marlon’s Owa Miss Adventure
Breeder: Londa Downing
Owner: Sandra Hill & Londa Downing
Pepe Larkspur’s Frequent Flyer AXP MJP OFP (D)
By Unknown x Unknown
Breeder: Unknown
Owner: Margaret Sipos & Melita Figueroa
CH Starfire Intrepid Hero CDX RAE MX MXJ AXP MJP (D)
By CH Starfire It’s A Miracle x Starfire Cameo Jubilee
Breeder: Pat Sparks
Owner: Virginia Dinan & Regina Dinan
MASTER EXCELLENT JUMPER PREFERRED 3
Tulah Tutu Ze Torpedo MXP MJP3 OFP (B)
By Am’s Rufuss x Am’s Jasmin
Breeder: Alison Henry
Owner: Annmarie Roche
MASTER EXCELLENT JUMPER PREFERRED 4
Little Whisper Wings RA AX AXJ MXP2 MJP4 OFP (B)
By Steve’s Petite Chauncey x Lilypond Pegasis Of Toybox
Breeder: Martina Metzger
Owner: Cheryl A Immel
AGILITY FAST NOVICE
Sonata’s Moon River OA NAJ NF (D)
By Diamondsun’s Beyond Reality OA OAJ x Squannancooks Sonata
Breeder: Mary Scesny
Owner: Carolyn D’Angelo
Windlake I’M A Starr NAJ NF (D)
By CH Fairytale Gold Dust MX MXJ XF x CH Starsign Lily Of Windlake
Breeder: Dr. Vernon W Cantwell M.D. & Mrs. Jacquelyn C Cantwell
Owner: Gaile Clary
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Windlake Olympic Cowboy OA OAJ NF (D)
By CH Fairytale Gold Dust MX MXJ XF x Starsign’s Windlake Christmas Delight
Breeder: Ms. Jacquelyn C Cantwell & Dr. Vernon W Cantwell M.D.
Owner: Patricia Horton
AGILITY FAST NOVICE PREFERRED
CH MACH Kine-Ahora Gold’n Dragonfire OAP NJP NF NFP (B)
By CH Kine-Ahora Thunderstruck x CH Kine-Ahora Silence Is Golden
OA OAJ
Breeder: Ilsa M Sternberg
Owner: Theresa M Nolan
AGILITY FAST OPEN
Adfam’s Gone With The Wind OA OAJ OF (B)
By CH Adfam’s Romeo Of Elmac x Lorac Wise Call Her Mariah
Breeder: Renea Adams
Owner: Judy Caughlin & R Joe Caughlin
Chateau Charlemagnes Picadilly OA OAJ OF (D)
By CH Caratoot’s Charlemagne’s Crown CD RA NA NAJ x Keldak Zoe
Breeder: Sally J Bacus & William R Bacus
Owner: Beverly Turney
Kismet’s Midas Touch MX MXJ OF (D)
By CH Avonmoor Look I’m Here At Kingshaven x CH Caylo’s Calendar
Girl
Breeder: Linda Cay & Roberta F Tedford
Owner: Rita Stille & Rick Contoni
Meikas Dapper Dill RN AX AXJ OF (D)
By CH Springhill Red Eagle NA NAJ x Meika Stellaluna Sweet Candy
Breeder: Jeanne M Stewart
Owner: Louanne Horsman
AGILITY FAST EXCELLENT
MACH2 Josandre’ Atime To Dance BN RN XF (D)
By CH Involo I Won’t Dance x Josandre’ Filigree Girl
Breeder: Mary Jo Loye
Owner: Betty Hinson
MASTER AGILITY CHAMPION
MACH Cilloette Jumpin’ Zak Flash NF (D)
By CH Cilloette Tell Me A Secret x Cilloette Hpnotiq
Breeder: Roseann Fucillo
Owner: Kathleen Kreider & Larry Kreider
MACH Clair De Lune Of Yeir (B)
By Pixiedust Triple Threat x Admirals Yeir Miss Graecee’
Breeder: Alisha Rochus & Rachel Carpenter
Owner: Julie Rodriguez
MACH Clearlake Worth Waiting For CDX RAE NF (B)
By GCH CH Domino’s Once In A Blue Moon x Serna-Stedt Tatiana
Breeder: Elyse Claire Vandermolen
Owner: Ms. Susan L. Plaiss
MASTER AGILITY CHAMPION 2
MACH2 Myfriend Oreo OF (D)
By CH La Ren Smooth Talker x Showtime’s Delitefully Tuff
Breeder: Steve Baird & Karen Baird
Owner: Peter Bluett & Judy Bluett
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MACH2 Springhill Dream Weaver NF (D)
By CH Queen Bless JP Imperial Ruler x Springhill Keeper O’ The
Dream
Breeder: Shareen M & Dealton H Boyers
Owner: Judy C Rockey
MASTER AGILITY CHAMPION 3
MACH3 Insanity At Mavourneen OF (D)
By Valentynes Celestial Fantasy x Carle’s Fancy Nancy
Breeder: Patrecia Carle
Owner: Betsey Lynch
MASTER AGILITY CHAMPION 10
MACH10 Primavera’s Birthday Bash XF (D)
By CH Wise’s Little Big Man x Primaveras Ithil
Breeder: Richard L Bauer & Maxine J Gurin
Owner: Lyndsay R Mulligan
MASTER AGILITY CHAMPION 33
NAC MACH33 Pinpaps Jonquil Of Skipnlena FTC1 TQX (D)
By CH Tonnerre’s Man About Town x CH La Ren Angelena’s Flyte
Breeder: Claudia K Clark & Larry Clark
Owner: Robin Cohen & Robin Kletke
TIME 2 BEAT
NAC MACH33 Pinpaps Jonquil Of Skipnlena FTC1 TQX T2B (D)
By CH Tonnerre’s Man About Town x CH La Ren Angelena’s Flyte
Breeder: Claudia K Clark & Larry Clark
Owner: Robin Cohen & Robin Kletke
CH MACH13 Pinpaps Little Bit Of Bling FTC1 TQX T2B (D)
By CH Tonnerre’s Butterfly Fantasy x CH Pinpap’s Pride N Joy Of
Titian
Breeder: Claudia K Clark & Larry Clark
Owner: Robin Cohen & Robin Kletke