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Doberman

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Volume 7, Issue 3
agazine
National Issue
October 2013
TOP 20 WINNER, BIS, MBIS, GCH
FRANCESCA’S HOUSE OF BLUES
Dakota congratulates all his show puppies and owners
VWD - Clear
Hips - Excellent
Elbows - Excellent
Thyroid - Normal
Heart - Echo
(Normal) 10/2/12
CERF - Normal
Color - #7 bbDD
See pedigree in the
Stud Dog Register
D
DAKOTA
Owner - Robert Hennessey
email - [email protected]
phone - 219-663-2960
facebook.com/DakotaAdobe
BISS CH ELEMENT ROCK STAR
Thank you Faye Strauss
for this Best in Specialty!
Black #3
vWD Clear
OFA Echo Normal
OFA Thyroid Normal
Full and Proper Dentition
OFA Hips excellent, OFA Elbows
normal, OFA Eyes normal
Ch Briarwood Storms’ A Brewin LC-11D
Ch Kaywood’s Clear Nite Mission
Kaywood’s Clear Nite Broadcast
Ch A-List N Moa’s Knight Strike
Ch Cambria’s Highly Regarded Bfl-1
U-Ch Moa’s Diamond Tiarra
Ch Moa’s Have You Ever Lc-10D
Ozzy
Ch Cha-Rish The Rain Storm
Ch Cha-Rish Star Quest Blu-J’s
Ch Blu-J’s Wind Star Cha-Rish
Element Reach For The Stars
Ch Durke’s Bubba Just Moved In LC-11D Bfl-1
Ch Bruda Moonlight Over Paris Bfl-1
U-Ch Bruda Here N There LC-10L
©photo Linda Beam
Breeders/Owners: Denise Kusey and Leah Kusey 262-391-4819 www.elementdobermans.com
October, 2013
The Doberman Pinscher Magazine | 3
Manorie Dobe’s Fandango
Flame
.Owned & bred by Marj Brooks
Santa Rosa, California
[email protected]
707-539-2050
www.manorie.com
4 | The Doberman Pinscher Magazine
Ch. Foxfire’s Love Monster x Ch. Manorie Dobe’s Lola Montez WAC
Flame is shown here with a nice win with her new handler Catherine
Collins. Thank you judge is Carmen Battaglia for this major Specialty
Reserve! Watch Catherine & Flame’s winning ways at the all-breed shows.
Flame will be shown in the bred by exhibitor class at the National.
October, 2013
AKC GCh/CAN/UKC Ch Gorrmae’s Rock The Rim CGC
(Ch Trotyl De Black Shadow X Ch Gorrmae’s Absolutely D’Vine LC12L)
Jordan
Jordan won a BOB and Group First his last day showing with Kathy Eiler. What a grand HOORAH!
He won over 12 very nice Specials in the Breed ring and some top dogs in the Group!! What a day!!
A big Thank You to judge Douglas Windsor.
He will now retire as he is nearing veteran age (DOB 2-17-07).
He will be shown at select shows next year as a veteran.
He sends lots of slurpy kisses to his handler Kathy.
Another exciting event that day was... his neice GrAKC/GrUKC/CKC/Intl Ch Gorrmae’s Singular Sensation CGC TDI
RA NA, aka Elle, shown by her owner Marilyn Mannino took BOS next to Jordan then went on to a
Group II in Owner Handler Group competition...what a thrill for their breeder!!!!
Jordans Mom and Breeder Lori Gorr • Gorrmae Dobermans
586-727-9753 • [email protected] • gorrmaedobermans.com
October, 2013
DPCA REGIONALS EVENTS - TENTATIVE
Friday, October 11, 2013
UDC IPO Fall Classic field practice Infield 9a-4p
UDC IPO Fall Classic Draw Host hotel 7p
Saturday, October 12, 2013
Conformation Show #1 All Day Bldg 4
Conformation judge: Sheila DiNardo
Sweeps judge: Karin DeGrazia-Fox
Obedience Trial #1 8:00 AM - Noon Bldg 4
Judge: TBD
Rally Trial #1 8:00 AM - Noon Bldg 4
Agility Trial #1 All Day Bldg 4
Judge: Beverly Morgan Lewis
Obedience Trial #2 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Bldg 4
Rally Trial #2 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Bldg 4
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Conformation Show #2 All Day Bldg 4
Conformation Judge: George Marquis
Sweeps Judge: Carol Petruzzo
Obedience Trial #3 8:00 AM - Noon Bldg 4
Rally Trial #3 8:00 AM - Noon Bldg 4
Agility Trial #2 All Day Bldg 4
Beverly Morgan Lewis
Obedience Trial #4 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Bldg 4
Rally Trial #4 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Bldg 4
WAE Time: Tbd Location: Infield
Welcome Party Sunday Night!!!!!
Watch for details about the welcome party to be held
on Sunday, October 13, 2013 after Best of Breed.
A celebration to welcome Dobermans, good
friends and great competition to the west coast.
DPCA EVENTS - TENTATIVE
Monday, October 14, 2013
Agility Trial All Day Bldg 4
Judge: Beverly Morgan Lewis
WAE 8:00 AM - Noon Track Infield
Board Meeting All Day Merlot Room
Exhibitors’ Seminar 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM Vineyard 1 & 2
Annual Meeting/Awards 2:00 PM 5:00 PM Vineyard 1 & 2
Judges/Stewards Top 20 Mtg 5:30
PM - 7:00 PM Garden Room
Conformation Top 20 Event 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Bldg 4
Top 20 Judges’ Reception 9:30 PM
- Midnight Garden Room
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Obedience Trial All Day Bldg 4
Rally Trial All Day Bldg 4
CGC Testing 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Bldg 4
Futurity Competition, Judge: Andy Linton
And Veteran Sweeps, Judge: TBD All Day Bldg 4
Cardiology Testing All Day Vineyard 3 & 4
Breeder/Exhibitor Seminar 8:00 AM
- 5:00 PM Vineyard 1 & 2
Chapter Club Meeting 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Pinot Noir
Agility Top 20 Event 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Bldg 4
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Dog Judging All Day Bldg 4
Judge: Nedda Vorzimer
Veteran Dog After Winners Dog Bldg 4
Agility Seminar All Day Bldg 4
Obedience Seminar All Day Bldg 4
International Meeting 3:00 PM Garden Patio
Mentors’ Meeting 3:00 PM Pinot Noir Room
ROM Meeting 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Syrah Room
Health Seminar 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Vineyard 1 & 2
Obedience Top 20 Event 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Bldg 4
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Bitch Judging All Day Bldg 4
Judge: Philip Martin
Veteran Bitch After Winners Bitch Bldg 4
Judges’ Education Seminar All Day Vineyard 1 & 2
Health/Rescue Fundraiser 6:00 PM
- ??? California Ballroom
Friday, October 18, 2013
Best Veteran / Intersex All Day Bldg 4
Judge: Janet Van Wormer
Best Puppy / Best BBE / Stud Dog &
Brood Bitch After Intersex
Judges’ Education All Day Ringside Bldg 4
October, 2013
October, 2013
Int’l. Champion
Darkstar’s ka-Ching
WAC, CGC
CH Foxfire’s Triple “X” x
Int/Cn Ch. Charlotte’s Lily of Suncliff, WAC, CGC
Breeder:
Barbara Roth
623-435-1986
Owners:
Barbara Roth
Raquel (LuLu) Wright
Handler:
Memo Cavazos
480-677-1687
[email protected]
October, 2013
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
Int’l. Champion
Darkstar’s ka-Ching
WAC, CGC
CH Foxfire’s Triple “X” x
Int/Cn Ch. Charlotte’s Lily of Suncliff, WAC, CGC
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But we still had a really good time!
Thank you, Bahia Sur Kennel Club!
Breeder:
Barbara Roth
623-435-1986
October, 2013
Owners:
Barbara Roth
Raquel (LuLu) Wright
WHAT'S INSIDE
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DPCA National Events . . . 6
Someone You Should Know...
GRACE MOORE
GRA-LEMOR DOBEMANS
On The Cover . . . . . . . . 12
From The Publisher. . . . . 14
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34
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52
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MY TRIPLE D’S ADVENTURE
by Darlene Young
DPM Candids. . . . . . . . . 51
DPM Featured Handler
LINDA HOFF SEIGEL
Who Dat? . . . . . . . . . . . 65
From Marj Brooks. . . . . . 58
Dings DNA Test Info . . . 65
ANN RAMSBOTTOM WHITE
New Title Holders. . . . . . 66
Top Twenty Conformation Stats
ELAINE HOPPER
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77
Top Twenty Agility Stats
TOP TWENTY FINALISTS GALLERY
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Top Twenty Obedience Stats.
Doberman History
PEGGY ADAMSON
part two
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Rates & Deadlines
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80
Business Card Directory
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Index to Advertisers . . . . 82
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August, 2013
Pinkus
U-CH AM-CH QuArtets speCtACulAr MoMent, WAe
“FIESTY” AM CH/U-GRCH Pawshere Never A Dull Moment CDX RE MX MXJ NF
CGC U-CD U-R01-U-AG1 CL-3 X “RAFA” Sunburgs Spectacular Bid
Beautiful Pinkus has been busy working toward GCH earning several Select Bitch-2BOB Owner Handler and a VERY PROUD Best In Show Owner Handler in Marion,
Ohio. Pinkus is currently #3 OH bitch what an honor!
Pinkus has passed her WAE testing and continues to train for more performance titles.
Thank you judges:
Skip Thielen- Select & BOBOH • Larry Mackai- OH Group 1
Gerard Penta - Best in Show Owner Handler
James White-Select & BOBOH & OH Group 3rd
QuArtet DoberMAns
“The Perfect Harmony of Beauty & Brains”
Always Proudly Breeder-Owner handled & loved by Wende Call
Quartet Dobermans • Dayton, Ohio • [email protected] • www.quartetdobermans.com
October, 2013
ON THE COVER
Bella
We would like to thank John and Addy Dolan
from the bottom of our hearts for entrusting
us with this amazing girl. We knew from the
moment we saw her picture when she was 12
weeks old that she was special. She has been a
wonderful addition to our home and has graced
our home with beauty, incredible temperament
and intelligence. We just can’t imagine
life without her wonderful presence. She
has taken us on an incredible journey, to
unimaginable heights, far beyond anything
we could ever have imagined beginning
with her first entrance into the show ring
at 6 months old, winning 2 majors her first
weekend. It became very evident to us that
she was born to be in the ring.
Within 2 months of beginning her
competition as a special, Bella had
already earned a spot in the top 15 and
has continued to rise in the rankings with
each passing month, presently reaching #1
Doberman ranking.
We would like to say to Esteban Farias, her
beloved handler, thank you for showing Bella to
perfection. You have become an amazing friend
and part of our families. Your belief in Bella, and
your friendship and guidance have meant more to
us than you will ever know.
©photo The Winning Image
The team would like to thank all the judges for
recognizing Bella as a true representative of our
breed standard. Thank you to all Bella’s friends
and supporters as well, your support is
deeply appreciated and means so very much
to the whole team!
October, 2013
MBIS MBISS GCH TIBuron ArIel BellA DonA
BISS CH Ravenswoods Azure Sky, RA x BIS BISS CH Aquarius’ Garbo V Tiburon
Best In Show thank you
breeder judge Luiz Ribas Silva
Best In Show thank you
breeder judge Dr. Anthony DiNardo
Group First thank you
breeder judge Ms Bonnie Linnell Clark
Group First thank you
judge Mrs. Chris Walkowicz
Breeders: JOHN DOLAN and SALLI GORMAN
Exclusively Handled by:
Owners: TOMMY and MELINDA MOYER
ESTEBAN and JENNIFER FARIAS
JERRY and KATHY DRAKE
Assisted by: HERNAN MATIAS PACHECO
[email protected]
visit Bella’s facebook page Bella - The Doberman
October, 2013
T
FROM THE PUBLISHER
.
The dog community can be amazing and the Goldfein’s will need your amazing
support. The Goldfein’s house was destroyed in a fire on Monday Sept. 29th.
Newspaper accounts state they lost 3 dogs, breed unspecified, and the house
was a total loss. I’ve known them for as long as I’ve been in dogs, Dave was my
first handler and continues to handle for me on occasion. I am so saddened by
this news. In some way I hope you can reach out
to them and give them your support through this
very trying time. They lost all their belongings.
I didn’t expect my editor’s letter to start with
such tragic news. In fact I had planned on a rather
“chipper” column. Celebrating another National
Convention for the Doberman. It just isn’t in me
right now, knowing people who I have been close
to for so long are suffering. So pardon me for now.
Thank you for your letters to the editor, feel
free to write in with suggestions for articles or features. We want to know what you think and what
you want to see in the magazine.
Good luck and safe travels for all attending
this year’s National.
‘Til next time....
Marcy
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October, 2013
‘Jimi’
New Champion
Heartwood’s Electric Blues Man
We wish to thank
Dr. Carmen Battaglia for
Jimi’s final major earned
at the Redwood Empire
Doberman Pinscher
Club Specialty.
A special Thank You
to Moe Miyagawa for
believing in our boy
and moving him so
beautifully and quickly
across the finish line.
g
Bred, owned, and loved by
JUANITA and JEFF FAGAN
[email protected]
www.HeartwoodDobermans.com
AKC Breeder of Merit
October, 2013
SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW...
Grace Moore
Gra-Lemor
Dobemrmans
The first time I saw a Doberman, it
was love at first sight, I had to have
one. In 1959 I bought my first Doberman, Boo, from Jerry Run Kennels of
Mrs Eleanor Houston Carpenter. Ventures Blue Waltz was a blue bitch with
a great blue coat, even with spending
summers in the pond with my kids.
Boo was my kid’s baby sitter when
I was inside the house or barn. She
was three months old when I got her,
the same age as my youngest daughter, Tami. Boo slept under Tami’s crib
and later then her bed. They were the
best of pals through Boo’s life. When
I purchased her I had no intention of
breeding her. Eleanor was my mentor
and friend, she took me to my first
shows and decided we should breed
Boo.
Grace and Ch. Gra-Lemor’s Demetruis
vd Victor affectionately called ‘Meats’
and Grace’s favorite picture of them.
October, 2013
She was bred to Ch Stebs Top Skipper twice, her first
litter of nine black males produced my first champion,
BIS Ch Skippers Pilot Of Jerry Run, the repeat to Top
Skipper gave me two black bitches, one of which was the
dam of Demetrius, Jerry Run’s Boo Sprite.
Sprite was bred to Ch Damasyn Derringer. Of the
offspring who were shown there was Demetrius, a Best
In Show champion and sire of over 60 champions; his
litter brother a blue male Ch Gra-Lemor Erick Hans also a
champion producing sire; Ch Gra-Lemor Plain N Fancy
Lil Eva, dam of champion producing get, both Boo and
her daughter Sprite produced a Best in Show champion
in their first litter. I also bred to Ch Egothels All American which gave me Ch. Gra-Lemor Inga V Brandywine
she in turn gave me a Best in Show daughter Ch Ebonaires Touchdown. Joanna Walker bred several bitches
to Demetrius finishing a number of them including Ch.
Marks-Tey Vale, Ch. Marks-Tey Valika and Ch. Marks-Tey
Vixen.
Boo was a fantastic bitch with great lay back of
shoulder lovely head, front and rear but she also had bad
feet and pasterns, which Top Skipper helped to correct.
I’ve managed to keep her great shoulders in my line,
from my first litter to what I have on the ground now,
which may very well be my last. From what I see at 8
weeks it could very well be an all champion litter. This
makes it very hard to let them go to strictly pet homes.
I did grand daughter to grand sire litter to get what they
are, so would be a waste to be spayed and neutered. It’s
hard to be a breeder who looks to the future when planning a litter, and I hate to admit it but age is creeping up
on me as well. Guess I am one of the old timers now
and I want to see someone continue the line, its been a
long time since I bought Boo, she left quite a legacy to
build on. She died at an old age too and came from a
longevity line.
Ch. Gra-Lemor Plain N Fancy Lil Eva at 3 years of age.
Ch. Gra-Lemor N Manarjj Solid Gold Knight
It was Mrs C decided I needed to have my own kennel name. So Gra-Lemor was born from a combination
of my husband Lemuel and my name Grace. She took
me to shows and had me judge classes from ringside.
One judge was a Peter Knoop and I placed all but one
class as he did except one I had switched third and
fourth place. In addition to Eleanor, I was also mentored
by Monroe and Natalie Stebbins, and Chuck O Neill, if
not for them I would have gotten out of the breed. And
Mike Shea who took Meats back to California, he loved
Ch. Gra-Lemor Fire Dragon Glenayr, ‘Hootch’ at 6 ½ yrs
October, 2013
Ch Gra-lemor N Manarjj Ms Goody2shoes,
Dam of Sizzling Spitfire, & Jessy Sutton
Ch. Gra-Lemor Sizzling Spitfire,
presented by Gwen DeMilta
that dog. He sent him home with Best of Breed wins,
Specialty Best in Shows and all breed Best in Shows.
He was also bred to some top bitches from all over
the country. Joanna walker was the first to use him and
bred several Marks-Tey bitches to him producing a number of lovely champions. Mary Rodgers used him as he
stayed at her kennel when she and Mike were married.
Mike had come to my home to breed the great bitch
Marienburgs Sultana to Demetrius. I consider everything before doing a breeding —
temperament, conformation, attitude, fronts and rears,
top lines, etc. I love a great head piece. As for the success of a top sire like Demetrius, credit has to go to all
the breeders who bred to him and their owners who
did right by the sons and daughters, their show careers
and careful breeding of the get. I do have to admit have
mixed feelings about all the testing out there. I want
more concrete results. I do vWD, thyroid, hips and I
bought a holter monitor. I went halves with my vet to
do our own dogs. I think we lose way too many dogs to
cancer along with cardio, when these things are cured
in humans I will be a believer.
Grandaughter Alexia with the latest litter of puppies.
October, 2013
I also do a lot of research and make up pedigrees
on several dogs and then go over it to see where any
help was needed and who was the best candidate.
My pedigrees list the faults and virtues of every dog I
know about. I then see how to work it in as line breeding I try to double up on the best sides and bring it all
together. In all my years of breeding I think I have managed to keep a certain look and keep my good fronts
and rears when I first started I worked on each thing
that needed to be better then kept it. First was tighter
feet then smaller darker markings, then showmanship. I
was lucky most of the good things came from the good
breeders laying the ground work before me, they are all
a part of my own success. Westphalia, Damasyn, Jerry
Run, Top Skipper and so on. I give credit where is due.
I had success with combining the lines of Westphalia
and Jerry Run with Damasyn. I was told it was not a
good way to go and Demetrius was a fluke and would
not produce. Well the rest, as they say, is history.
Over the years I have learned to watch and listen
and keep my mouth shut and never stop learning. You
must be open to all suggestions, then you can do your
own thing. I think what has worked for me speaks for
itself. What I also learned was how spiteful and cruel
the dog world can be, when you have something good
out there winning and producing, it brings out the best
and the worst in some people. Jealousy is a hateful
thing in the hands of some, who have never achieved
the goals and high standards you set for yourself. I try
to treat people as I myself want to be treated I go out of
my way to help new comers. Some of them can bite the
helping hand as well and suddenly they wrote the book.
Ch. Gra-Lemor Fire Power, Joker finished in
one month guided by Gwen DeMilta
Writing this has awakened the memories. There is
so much new comers will never know about the great
Dobes from the past. Their lives and what they left as
legacy, the real true Dobermans who gave so much
more than a record. When I go back in time I remember the Dobes whose lives touched our families, with
unconditional love and devotion. g
UKC/AKC Ch. Memories Magic Cost-ALot shown here with Karin Fox
October, 2013
Ch. Gra-Lemor Demitruis vd Victor champion get
Their breeders and owners are to be commended.
Ch Al-Lin’s Regina
Ch Alisaton Bewitched
Ch Alisaton Bornastar CD ROM
Ch Alisaton Citation WAC
Ch Alisaton Damascus CD
Ch Alisaton Gallorette CD, ROM
Ch Alisaton the Assault WAC
Arg/Uru Ch Brz GRCh Altar’s
Midas by Demetrius
Ch Barchet Lyric v of Gra-Lemor
Ch Barchet Maverick CD
Ch Barrierdobes Lotus Red
Ch Carosel in the Spotlight CD ROM
Ch Cedar Knoll Churondola
Ch Churondola’s Brass Knuckles
Ch Churondola’s Electra Glide
Ch David’s Dolf Del Oeste
Ch Fell’s Diablo of Longlands
Ch Florowill Crimson Clover
Ch Florowill Damascus
Ch Florowill T.N.T.
Ch Gemae Brass N’Sass
Ch Glenayr Dufferinand
Ch Gra-Lemor Front Page
Ch Gra-Lemor Hanky Panky
Ch Gra-Lemor Hundred Proof
Ch Gra-Lemor Princessnesian
Ch Gra-Lemor Tinnish Wil-Dee
Ch Hollywill’s Heather
Can Ch Kai Esa’s Passing Dream
Ch Kai Esa’s Passing Parade CD
Ch Kino’s Giesia v Victor
Am Can Ch Kismet Cord Phaeton
Ch Lisitza’s Gilligan
Ch Lutzyn’s Damon
Ch Marienburg’s
Genghis Khan
Ch Marienburg’s
Red Baron
Am/Can Ch
Marienburg’s True Grit
Ch Marks-Tey Vale
Am/Can Ch Marks-Tey Valika CDX
Ch Marks-Tey Vixen
Ch Marks-Tey Yasmine
Ch Marks-Tey Ye Royal
Ch Marks-Tey Yvette
Ch Mattappany Blowing Wind
Ch Meisterdobes Grand Slam WAC
Ch Montwood Midnight Madrigal
Can Ch Montwood Midnight Marauder
Ch Montwood Midnight Mariner
Ch Queen Tara Boru Del Oeste
Ch Redyns Fan-Tastic
Ch Rosencroft the Victorian
Ch Stacy’s Deborah of Marks-Tey
LC-10D
Ch Stacy’s Rachel of Marks-Tey
Ch Stacy’s Taurus of Marks-Tey
Ch Tedell Barcarolle
Am/Can Ch The Initiator v Bross CD
Ch Kai Esa’s Cameo
From Mary Rodgers book on co-efficientcy
Demetrius was a black type 4 his inbred coefficient was 14.67 %Looking closer at his genetic makeup you
find he had Dictator 10 x at 19.145 Ch Blank Vdomstadt 36 x at 16.60 % As well as Muck Von Brunia 68 xat
15.72 % Ch Jessyvd Sonnenhoehe 50x at 14.16 %. He was a large dog with great side gait he had a successful
show career, although he is long gone he still figures prominently in the sires currently and in recent past.
October, 2013
Grace,
Thank You for all you have contributed to the breed. Our foundation bitch
CH Stacy’s Deborah of Marks-Tey who was a Demetrius daughter. She
was our first champion, our first special and is behind all of our dogs today.
We also truly appreciate the part you played in Sitka’s life, all your support
throughout the years and your great friendship
David, Jennifer,& Barbara Goldfein
BISS CH Manarjj N GRA-Lemor Doozie WAC
Sire: Am/Can/Int’l Ch Aeolus’ Arabian Knight WAC CGC TDI RN
Dam CH Manarjj’s Hiheel Tootsie
Sitka is a multiple Group winner
Award of Merit Winner at the
DPCA Regional and National 2006 & 2007
Top Twenty Contender 2007 & 2008
Breeders:
Nancy & Mark Johnson - Manarjj
Grace I Moore - Gra-Lemore
October, 2013
Owners
Jennifer & Barbara Goldfein -Rahdy
Mary Leahy - Wyndem
Sally Campbell
CH. Rahdy’s On The Floor “J LO”
Sire BIS., BISS. GCH. CH. D’s Remember When
Dam BISS. CH Manarjj N Gra-Lemore Doozie WAC
JLO is well on her way to her Grand Championship!
Breeders
Jennifer & Barbara Goldfein Rahdy Dobermans
Mary Leahy-Wyndem Dobermans
Sally Campbell
Owners
Lylila Glezer-Goldfein
& Randy Goldfein
David & Jennifer Goldfein
Handled By
847-274-1569
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October,
Rahdy’s Rolling In The Deep “Adele”
Breeders
Jennifer & Barbara Goldfein Rahdy Dobermans
Sally Campbell
August,
October,2013
2013
Owners
Lylila Glezer-Goldfein
& Randy Goldfein
Handled By
847-274-1569
CH. Rahdy’s Forget You “Cee LO Green”
Cee Lo Finshed at 14 months with 3 majors in very limited showing.
Breeders
Jennifer & Barbara Goldfein - Rahdy Dobermans
Sally Campbell
Owned & Handled by
847-274-1569
Co-owned by Barbara Goldfein
October, 2013
NEW CHAMPION
Bellisa THUNDERBALL
CH Foxfire Smoke On The Water & GCH Moa’s Bizzy Edition
BACK TO BACK MAJOR WINS!
Thank you judges Mr. Dana P. Cline and Mrs. R. Ellen Fetter.
THUNDER is a new champion a 10 months old!
Thank you Mr. Donavon Thompson
A special Thank you to Dave Goldfein for his expert
presentation of Thunder .
Lisa Henke • [email protected] • 608.751.4471 •Janesville, WI
www.bellisadobermans.com or follow us on Facebook at Bellisa Dobermans
October, 2013
Heart Clinic - Oct 15-17, 2013 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
FREE cardiac screening clinics will once again be offered for up to 200300 Dobermans age 4 and up at the 2013 National!
WHEN: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday October 15, 16 and 17, 2013
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM each day
WHERE: Vineyard Ballroom Sections 1 & 2
WHO: Testing will be performed by a team of veterinary cardiologists:
Dr. Sonya Gordon DVM, Diplomate ACVIM (Cardiology)
Dr. Nancy Morris DVM, Diplomate ACVIM (Cardiology)
Dr. Amara Estrada DVM Diplomate ACVIM (Cardiology)
Dr. Mike O’Grady DVM, Diplomate ACVIM (Cardiology)
Dr. Luis Braz-Ruvio DVS, Diplomate ACVIM (Cardiology)
Dr. Mark Oyama DVM, Diplomate ACVIM (Cardiology)
WHAT: Tests will include the following:
Physical exam
Blood sample: 15 ml (1 tablespoon) for biomarkers (NT-proBNP, ultrasensitive troponin I)
Echocardiogram and ECG- 3 minutes
The cardiologists will evaluate any Doberman 4 years of age or older;
they are PARTICULARLY interested in evaluating dogs seen at the screening
clinics at the 2012 National.
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GCh. Rolin’s No Reservations
GCH Sunburg’s Street Sense
x CH Abadie’s Crystal Vision
FLASH!
Elgin KC 8-24
BOB & Group 1
judge Mr Donavon
Thompson
Elgin KC 8-25
BOB & Group 2
Judge Mrs. Karen
McFarlane
Kenosha KC 9-7
BOB & Group 1
Judge Mrs. Evie Sullivan
Kenosha KC 9-8
BOB, Judge Dr. Sylvia J.
Kerr & Group 3
Judge Francine W.
Schwartz
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Reno made a quick finish with his Championship at only 10 months of
age and then went home to mature. He has now come back to the ring
as a Special with his handler Dave Goldfien winning Best of Breed under
Mr. Robin L. Stansell (pictured) and Mr Erick J Ringle. Thank You to the
judges who recognized the quality in this young dog.
Owners & Breeders
Rolin Dobermans • Roland & Linda Hagmann
Pekin, IL 309.241.3978 • [email protected]
October, 2013
Exclusive Handler
Dave Goldfein • Barrington Hills, IL
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When I got the call from Marcy asking I write this up for the next issue of the
magazine, I thought to myself “It’s not dog related but I think some folks just
might find it fun”. When I was invited to judge bitches at the national in Ft.
Mitchell, my husband Alex wanted to come along too and we were making a
vacation of it. On the way to the National we would stop in Kansas and see my
brother who I had not seen in a few years and on the way home we would stop at
as many Guy Fieri “Diners, Drive-In’s and Dives” restaurants as we could get in.
We watch the show all the time so we started writing down names of restaurants near or in the towns we would be driving through starting with one in
Bellevue near the National itself. So the first restaurant was “Virgils” a very small
Diner located in Bellevue, Ohio very near Cincinnati. We planned to go there
on Tuesday as it was a down day at the National. We drove there for lunch and
found out they were closed on Tuesday so we ate at Joe’s Crab Shack instead.
So when the National was basically over a group of us decided to try Virgil’s
again and I’m glad we did here are some of the dishes we had and they were
excellent.
Everyone was thrilled with their meals at
Virgil’s we give it an A+ and well worth the
trip. I liked it so much I went back there on my
return trip in May to judge again.
We left the National and the first location we visited was Nashville. We had a
couple of restaurants we wanted to go to
but some were not open when we wanted to visit them so we added a couple to
our list. First stop was Bro’s and when
we arrived at the location I questioned
whether or not we actually wanted to
go in. This restaurant is truly in the
“dive” category, but we decided to
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give it a try and I’m so glad we did.
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Gumbo
Johnny A’s Steak
Gumbo and Alex had the stuffed Pork Chop. Both were
melt in your mouth meals with a lot of flavor.
We had two more meals we documented in Nashville.
One was Johnny A’s which is a great local diner with a lot
of great food and entertainment. I had a simple steak and
potato dinner and was delighted in its taste. We stayed
several hours listening to the local band play a lot of great
country songs. The last meal we documented in Nashville
was at Santa Fe Steak house. This was a great restaurant
with a great ambiance. There were peanut shells on the
floor and all. I had chicken with black bean chili and rice.
It was very good too.
Now on to Memphis. We visited Elvis’ home and there
was a diner near by that had pink Cadillacs parked in front
and they would pick you up at local hotels and drive you to
their restaurant. I think this was called Corky’s from Guy’s
Triple D visits. Unfortunately it was not opened when we
tried to go there so on to Cozy Corner. This restaurant
looked like a great diner from the outside and there were a
lot of people lined up outside to get food. We were lucky
enough to get a seat. I had the BBQ Game Hen and Alex
had Beef Brisket. Before we sat down we ordered Ribs to
go for dinner that night. We were extremely disappointed
in our lunches, both were dry. However, having said that,
the ribs for dinner were excellent. They were very flavorful
and moist, glad we ordered them before we ate our lunch.
The rest of the trip we were on our own since we did
not document any other stops from Guy’s list. It was fun
and interesting to not only visit all the tourist stops but also
as many of Guy’s restaurants as we could get in. I would
highly recommend this kind of trip to anyone traveling to
and from the National and making a vacation of it at the
same time.
We not only saw restaurants we visited Churchill
Down’s, downtown Nashville, Grand Ole Opry, Graceland, Louisville Slugger, Belle Meade Plantation and other
great sites. It was a trip to remember. On the last leg of our
trip was the Balloon events being held in Albuquerque,
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Alex
Ch. Soquel’s Rising Son, NA, ROM &
Soquel’s Don’t Stop Believin’
Sonny is now 10 1/2 years old and welcomes his great grandaughter , Amoure, into the family.
What can we say, but “a picture paints a thousand words” Sonny and Amoure love:
co owners: Jane and Fred Baclig, 30 | The Doberman Pinscher Magazine
Sonny romps around
Linda, Leo and Elias Siegel’s home. [email protected] October, 2013
Linda, twenty some years ago, you trusted me with my first Soquel, a beautiful
Chocolate Soldier grandson who became my first champion:
STORMY
CH Soquel’s
Thunder Storm WAC
(CH Angel’s Dark Thunder x
Soquel’s Tucana’s Symphony)
Owned by:
Tammy Del Conte,
Linda Hoff,
John & Shirley Hoff
Fast forward to today, and we co-own another beautiful Chocolate Soldier grandson, this time in red:
DJ
GCH Soquel’s
Chocolate Rocks! CA
(CH MyDobe’s Crown Royal v
Soquel x CH Soquel’s Spirit of
the Rose CD BN CGC)
Owned by:
Tammy Del Conte,
Linda Hoff,
Jane & Fred Baclig
It has been a blast - Thanks for making me part of the Soquel family –
I can’t wait to see what the next twenty years bring!!
Tammy Del Conte • [email protected]
October, 2013
GCh. Soquel’s Last Dance, AX, AXJ, NF
Ch Soquel’s Catch The Son x Ch Soquel’s Tangled Web
‘Tango’
Danced his way to his championship with Linda Siegel.
Finished his Grand Championship owner handled.
Soquel Dobermans
Linda, Leo and Elias Siegel
831 768 9092
[email protected]
Owned By
Diane and Jack Sudori
Fred and Jane Baclig
[email protected]
October, 2013
Ch. Soquel’s Into The Storm, CA, WAC
(Ch. Soquel’s Catch The Son x Ch. Soquel’s Spirit Of The Rose, CD, CGC, BN)
KANE
Always a professional in her presentation, Linda is committed,
and believes in every dog she takes into the ring.
Thank you Linda, Leo and especially Elias for all your loving care, conditioning,
and play time with Kane while he was in your home.
Bred by: Tammy Del Conte and Linda & Leo Siegel u [email protected] u www.soqueldobermans.com
Owner: Lisa Hart u [email protected] u (520) 638-6740 u Co-Owner: Linda Siegel
October, 2013
Ch, Angel’s Dark Thunder, trying to
get a Top Twenty picture
Am/Can Ch Angels Dark Thunder, WAC my
first BIS, and we were in a thunderstorm
DPM FEATURED HANDLER
Linda Hoff Seigel
The first dog I ever showed was a Pembroke Welsh Corgi. I was 12 years old
when my Grandmother purchased a
beautiful Corgi puppy from a breeder
in the Midwest, whose the kennel was
advertised in Dog World. We originally didn’t get him to show, but the
breeder wanted us to, and he was such
a nice puppy; he actually looked like
a small adult and we did wonder how
we had been so lucky. So we agreed to
show him.
I took him to training class, got
him all ready to go and when we went
into our first show, we were promptly
disqualified – our beautiful puppy only
had one testicle! All the breeders that
we showed him off to must have never
checked. I can’t imagine that the breeder herself would have sent him to us
with one testicle, however it happened,
I don’t know. Being disqualified was a
shock! I left the ring just devastated; I
loved that little dog. The breeder took
my puppy back and replaced him with
another puppy. Although he had both
testicles, he was not as good as the first
one and he couldn’t win. The whole
experience was just devastating; the
excitement of getting him, training him,
waiting for our first show, being disqualified, then having to send him back, it
was just not right. I’m never giving back
another pet that I love.
My parents had Boxers before
Dobermans. After they lost their
last Boxer, they decided to get a Doberman Pinscher. We looked through Dog
World again, but this time, decided to
get a dog locally, instead of shipping a
puppy. Our puppy was “pick” of the
litter, but he really wasn’t good enough
conformationally. Since he couldn’t
make it in the ring, my Mom and I
took him to Schutzhund training. We
had the only Doberman at the training
class, with a bunch of very intense German Shepherds. The Schutzhund trainers didn’t take our Doberman seriously,
and he didn’t succeed in that venue
either. We then decided to get a “show”
puppy, and we got another pick of a lit-
ter, whose breeder was in our area. We
didn’t know what we were looking at;
we had faith in the breeder and took the
puppy that was selected for us.
This second puppy became my
own first “show dog.” If she didn’t make
it in the show ring, we knew we would
still keep her, she was never going to
leave our home. It turned out that Grita
wasn’t show quality either, but we did
try with her. I trained her to a “T,” and
became the queen of the fun matches.
We loved going to those shows. They
were relaxing, fun to do, and it was
where I honed my handling skills. Grita
had a lot of faults, so I became adept at
fixing them to bring out the best in her,
and then we would win at our beloved
matches. We really had a great time, no
professionals, no politics, just my dog
and myself, in the ring, doing the best
that we could do. I think this is similar now to the UKC shows, and those
are great opportunities. These shows
encourage you to keep on trying; you
have a chance, you can win one of
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those big ribbons. I never went to a
training class, just watched at the fun
matches and learned how to show a
dog there. No one came forward to
help us with Grita, but that was ok.
When we finally moved into the
AKC shows, we didn’t last long with
Grita. We didn’t know anything about
the shows then, but we tried our best.
We put Grita in Open Black, and I
remember watching Gene Haupt and
thinking to myself, “hey, I can beat him,
look at how old he is!” Well, we never
beat anyone; my dog was not groomed,
and she wasn’t a very good Doberman
conformationally. I remember looking
at Gene’s dog and noticing that he had
no whiskers or hair in her ears, while
mine was pretty hairy. No one ever said
anything to us about grooming, or made
other suggestions. In the end, since we
never beat anyone, and no one offered
to help us, so we just quit.
I missed the shows after a few
months and found a training class to
go to, I started to do obedience with
Grita and put her in a conformation
class just because I missed showing
her. That was how we connected with
Larry Worth. He helped me to under-
stand what was causing Grita to lose,
and he was kind enough about it that I
didn’t get upset. In retrospect, I’m sure
he didn’t tell me everything, knowing
I probably would never have come
back! Larry said he would help me find
a really good show dog, one that I could
win with. He said that I should look for
an older puppy, not an 8 week old one,
and he started taking us to shows to
look at dogs that other breeders had for
sale. That landed us at the Golden Gate
Cow Palace, where we found Terry and
Denyse Lee, of Teraden Dobermans. They sold us a young adult bitch that
did not have the best show attitude,
although her structure was great. She
was the first dog that I put points on
and became Can Ch. Teraden’s Truly
Scrumptious, CD. She was linebred on
Kay Hill. I worked her and showed her
and we even put her out with Bob Hastings, to see if he could win on her, and
she won a lot of reserves but that was
it. At last I put the first two points on
her myself, with a BOS over specials! Denyse and Terry Lee saw that we were
dedicated and offered us another young
dog, Teraden’s The Chocolate Soldier,
Cody. It was through Cody that I met
Marj Brooks, who became my true
Award of Merit Winning, Ch. Soquel’s
Thunderstorm, sire of 4 BIS winners
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mentor and taught me everything about
being a professional handler, and breeding Dobermans.
We met Marj while she was judging a fun match. There was a big entry
and Marj put up Cody’s half brother, Teraden’s Romeo. Afterwards, she
came up to us to tell us how much she
liked Cody. One thing led to another
and before long I started working for
Marj. Marj finished Cody in 10 shows,
and it was so much fun! We traveled on all of the big circuits: Idaho,
Montana, Oregon, Washington, Arizona. We went all around the Western
US, even to Texas. Everything that I
know, I learned from Marj; she taught
me to be ethical, to be a good sport, to
take care of the dogs first. Marj taught
me how to handle clients and how to
condition the dogs.
When we showed, we would have
two strings of dogs; Marj would have
the first string, and when she finished
a dog, the second string dog would
move up into that dog’s spot. My job
was to train and show the dogs in the
second string. It was great! I remember
that one year we finished over 36 dogs.
It was pretty incredible. This was at a
DPCA Top Twenty Winner, Group Winning,
Ch. Foxridges Journey to Soquel
time when the entries were big, we had
a lot of majors, and there were a lot of
shows. It was easy to finish them quickly back then. I showed many different
breeds of dogs while I was working
for Marj: Dachshunds, Giant Schnauzers, Rottweilers, Dobermans, German
Shorthaired Pointers, and a couple of
different Terrier breeds, just to mention
a few. It was through all that exposure
that I realized that I loved Dobermans
more than any other breed. While with
Marj I learned how to groom, show and
take care of many different breeds. I
think one of the main things that Marj
taught me was to be ethical and honest about your dogs and those of your
clients. Marj was a consummate professional. She used to tell me to look for
the good in other dogs. She always has
done that and still does that today. Now,
I tell my clients that they need to be
able to see the good in the dogs who
beat them. If you can see what the
judge sees, and understand why the
judge liked that dog over yours, then
you can shrug off the loss, regroup and
start all over again tomorrow. I never
remember Marj going back to our set
up, unhappy about the judging. She was
always upbeat, always moving forward,
looking at tomorrow, and appreciating
the dogs who won that day.
Those were the days of low gas
prices, big entries, and a lot of breeders with a lot of dogs being shown. We
were like a well oiled machine and we
had a great time. I miss those good old
days. I had to stop traveling so much
with Marj when I went to school at the
University of San Francisco. While I still
went to dog shows, I couldn’t go on
those wonderful long circuits anymore,
so my dog showing slowed down.
Under Marj’s tutelage, we
researched how to best breed our
Truly, and we ended up with our first
homebred champion, Ch. Soquel’s Red
Cypress,”Cy,” and I put all the points on
him myself. His sire was Ch. Koven’s
Top Brass; a dog who had been sent
to Marj to show, and she had finished
him rapidly. She showed us why he was
the right dog for Truly, and it turned out
she was right. It was an all red litter,
with two males and one bitch finishing their championships. I finished Cy
from the Bred By Class and then won
some breeds on him myself, including a
specialty win under Judy Doniere — my
first specialty win ever. Afterwards we
handed him off to Marj to get him in
the Top Twenty, since I was still going to
school full time, and we had Andy and
Indy to contend with in the Specials ring
— not to mention Gene Haupt, Moe
Miyagawa, Bob Hastings, Corky Vroom,
just to name a few of the powerhouse
handlers that we had in California. Marj
did a great job with Cy and soon had
him in the Top Twenty.
So that is how I started handling
professionally. I began by learning what
I could figure out for myself, then found
a mentor in Marj Brooks who taught me
everything I needed to know: how to
look at dogs objectively, how to see the
good as well as the not so good, and to
always, always, go for good temperament. Always! I am continuing to grow
and learn every day, there are always
opportunities to improve our skills and
knowledge.
Memorable dogs create
memorable wins!
Of course you remember the first
dog you ever took points on, Can Ch.
Teraden’s Truly Scrumptious, and then
the first one you took puppy points
with, Ch. Teraden’s The Chocolate Soldier, and the first dog you finished, Ch.
Soquel’s Red Cypress, who was also my
first BISS under Judy Doniere. Another
special memory was winning the Top
20 with Journey, Ch. Foxridge’s Journey to Soquel. Journey finished as a
puppy, qualified for the Top 20 his first
year shown as a special, and ultimately
won the Top 20 his first year eligible to
compete, just out of the puppy classes.
Then there was the dog that I took my
first Best In Show with, Ch. Angel’s Dark
Thunder, WAC, “ Primo.” Now that
was a dog to remember as a handler.
Primo was a very exuberant dog,
and very smart. He was also a dog who
liked to do it all himself, he achieved
his best look by just stepping into his
stack, and I would stand to his side. He
just loved that. You really do have to
find the way your dog likes to present
himself. Primo would pull himself up
and look like he owned the world, but
Ch. Soquel’s Distant Thunder, going BIS at 10 months of age
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Group Winning, Ch. Gemini’s
Rising Chaos, I put him in the Top
Twenty in a few short months.
Mulit BIS, BISS, Ch. Harmaquis
Ma Callas Fine Flair
BIS/BISS Ch, Soquel’s Distant
Thunder, all grown up
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I had to stand off his head, to the side.
Primo didn’t want to be inhibited, and
he wanted to do it on his own. So that
is how I handled him. He won a lot for
me, and was a BIS winner, Multi BISS
winner, and Champion producer., What
I remember about him most, however, was what he put me through as
a handler. Our biggest problem was
when we would come back to the judge
for free baiting, Primo would really,
really want to jump all over me, and he
only did it when we came back to the
judge, because he had figured out that I
couldn’t do a thing to him. That was so
frustrating! Enter Frank Grover and his
sage advice. He told me: “Linda, if you
think you are going to win on him with
him jumping all over you, you are sorely
mistaken.” He added: “In fact, you will
never get the chance to win under me
with him acting like that.” Frank had
seen us blow a BIS with Primo jumping
all over me on the free baiting, and told
me I had to get that under control. Well,
how was I to do it? Frank told me I
had to outsmart him. Frank was also
judging the National that year, he told
me that he would not even consider a
dog that acted like that. He would let
them go in the first cut. Oh, this was
bad — I mean, I knew that Cyptonite,
who was a beautiful dog, had the inside
shot at winning the National, so Primo
was a real long shot, but I definitely
did not want to be let go in the first cut
because he jumped on me. So back to
training class we went. I treated class
like a show and had no jumping from
Primo. Great! Back to the dog shows
— jump, jump, jump. So once more,
back to class, but this time I got dressed
up like I was at a show, got intense like
I was showing him, and lo and behold,
he jumped all over me after the down
and back. I told him in no uncertain
terms that he was NOT going to do that
again, and he didn’t. Well, most of the
time he didn’t. Then the National in Arizona came around, with Frank Grover
doing the breed. I just did not want to
be let go just because Primo was misbehaving and I couldn’t control him. I
had practiced and practiced, but what
I figured out was when Primo thought
the judges were not looking at him, after
the go around, he would never jump on
me. So as with every National, there
is multiple down and backs, free bait,
go around, go around, etc etc. What I
decided to do was to stop Primo a good
20 feet away from the judge, and then
turn him around, so he didn’t see the
judge coming. That worked! Primo
had no idea the judge was looking at
him, because the judge had to walk so
far to get to see him, and by the time the
judge got to him, Primo was settled and
not in the jumping mood. I felt bad for
doing that to the judge, but I had to do
what I had to do, and I had to make sure
Primo did not ruin our performance.
Every time, we would stop so far away,
turn Primo’s back to the judge and he
never jumped once. He won an Award
of Merit that year, while Cryptonite won
the breed. It was an exciting show.
Primo’s first Best In Show was
on the Gridley Circuit in the middle of
June, and it was hot hot hot. The day
Primo won the Group, not jumping on
me, by the time we landed in the BIS
ring, it was storming, with thunder.
Primo didn’t care, he just kept on showing. He loved it, and he never stopped.
I remember seeing the Bichon, so cold,
and the handler trying to keep him
dry and fluffy. Then there was Primo
— standing out in the ring, like he
owned it. He showed like a stallion and
was totally on during that cold and rainy
day. I will never forget him. He taught
me a lot about Dobermans and about
how their minds work.
And then there was my Primo
grandson, Ch. Soquel’s Distant Thunder.
Thunder gave me my first BISS with a
puppy. He was 10 months old when
he won his first BISS at the Sacramento
DPC, and he went on to win that Specialty 3 times, retiring their trophies. The
funny thing about Thunder was even
though I only showed him a few times
in the puppy classes, he never won a
Best in Sweeps. The day he won his
first specialty, he lost the Sweeps in the
morning! He won the breed as a move
up from the 6-9 class. Later that month,
Thunder won his first BIS at the HangThe Doberman Pinscher Magazine | 37
Group Winning, Ch. Soquel’s
Last Chance to Catch This Spy
Group Winning, Ch. Delkamar’s
Rising Star V Manorie
town KC. It was just so exciting. We
didn’t have cell phones at the time, so I
sat on the pay phone, calling all of my
friends, telling them what Thunder and
I had done. Donavon Thompson came
up to me later and told me it was so
wonderful to see such true joy on my
face when Thunder won that BIS. He
said it was genuine and so great to see.
Even with Thunder finishing fast,
winning Best in Specialties and Best in
Shows, his most exciting win was in
Fitchburg at the Regional Specialty. That
first day, Jan Van Wormer was the judge,
and as is the case in all big specialties,
we were in there for a long time. Thunder made it to the very end, and while
we didn’t win the breed, he gave me his
all. The next day, the Specialty was being
judged by Theresa Hundt, and that was
my most special win with Thunder. Up
and back, free bait, go around, until the
last two dogs in the ring standing were
Thunder and Lex Luthor. It was really an
incredible show down, I still can hear
the banging, the cheering, the screaming. Lex had his fans, and so did Thunder, it was “thunderous!” So the judge
worked and worked us, both dogs rising
to the challenge, neither dog making a
mistake. After I realized this was coming down to Thunder and Lex, I knew
I needed different bait, in order to keep
him going. Kelly Marquis was our guardian angel. I was trying to get my friends’
attention, asking for more bait, anything
different, anything at all. No, no one had
anything. Kelly came up to ringside and
asked me what I needed. I told her liver,
and raw in the middle, if possible. Kelly
never faltered, she said ok, and off she
went. She came back with fresh cooked
liver, rare on the inside. She really saved
us. Thunder smelled that and he was on
again. So Terry brought both of us back
in together, Thunder was in the front,
Lex in the rear. We did our down and
backs and free baiting, both dogs nailing it. We both went around together
and she asked us to stop and let them
stand on their own. I was in front, so I
never saw what Lex did. I only knew I
had to keep Thunder going and interested. The room got very quiet, with
Ms. Hundt just standing there, staring at
both dogs; all you could hear was liver
being thrown. In the end, she pointed to
Thunder and we won that huge regional
specialty! Later she said both dogs were
so spectacular, the only thing she could
do was wait for one to make a mistake.
I’m not sure what Lex did or didn’t do,
but Thunder won it that day. It was the
most exciting win I have ever had, and I
will never forget it.
It is the times when you are forced
to rise to the occasion with your dog,
whicha are really special. You are
already a team, but you really become
almost one. There are other memorable
wins, but these are the ones that stand
out in my mind, I can imagine each one
like they just happened. I can relive
the excitement, the thrill. You look at
your dog when it is all over and realize,
wow, you really did it, you brought me
through this. Really, it is the dogs who
give us these exciting times, these wonderful wins. If it wasn’t for their devo-
tion and strength of character, we never
would have risen to the heights we did.
All of the dogs I handle get the
same attention, and the same level of
priority, whether I bred them or not. What I love about handling other breeders’ dogs, is that I get to see first hand,
generation after generation, what someone else has done with their breeding
program. I can see what I like, and what
I wish I had in my breeding program. I
can appreciate all of the years of dedication and love that they have put into
their dogs. It is one thing to look at them
outside the ring, but it is exciting to be
able to put your hands on them, to bring
out the best in them.
My son Elias, who is 6, first went
into the ring when he was 4 1/2. He
has shown Sonny’s daughter, Cher, Ch.
Bolero Moonstruck V Deerfield, in Veterans. She is 9 years old now, we had
to retire her from the ring after the
removal of a tumor in her jaw. My son
would attend the conformation class I
teach, and then would take Cher into
the ring. The first time he went in Cher
went into vacuum mode and cleaned
up all of the bait in the ring. Slowly but
surely, Elias got a handle on Cher and
they went on to become a really great
team. Elias was so small he would have
to lift each one of Cher’s legs with both
of his hands in order to set her feet
down correctly. He would hold the
end of the leash, tell her to stay and start
to stack her up. Cher would just stand
there, waiting for him to finish. I wasn’t
allowed in the ring with him, so I chose
judges for him to show to whom I knew
would be patient with Elias and his dog
Cher, and give them the respect and
time I felt they deserved. None of the
judges disappointed us, every one was
wonderful with both of them. Elias had
a great time and now he wants “his own
dog” to show. Like they say, life has
a way of coming full circle, and Elias
has chosen a Corgi as his first show
dog. We are patiently waiting, and as
they say, good things come to those who
wait. Elias knows whatever dog he gets,
he will keep it forever, so it is good to
be patient and get the right puppy. No
one is going to take his Corgi away, no
matter how she turns out!
October, 2013
Being a professional handler brings
with it a huge responsibility. To the
judges to bring them the best dogs,
those who fit closest to the standard; to
the breeders, to look at the dogs they
have bred in the most positive light, and
show them to the best of our ability; to
the owners, to be as honest as possible
about the faults and virtues of their dogs,
to be honest about their dogs ability to
win, and to know what the owner really
wants to do with their dog; and to the
dogs themselves, to be kind, caring,
loving, treat them as their owner would,
and to bring out the best in them in the
ring. I always say, Dobermans show for
us, they learn through positive reinforcement what we want them to do, and
this enables us to bring out the beauty
in them. When their handler believes
in them, the dogs truly own the ground
they stand on. Actually, the owner has
to believe in them too. There have been
many owners over the years who have
come to the dog show nervous and
worried and it carries right down the
lead. I tell them, “Be happy, have a
great time. Your dog knows if you are
stressed and they won’t want to go to
the place that upsets you so much.” It is
true, and when the owner relaxes, their
dog does too.
Another important aspect of the
handler’s job is to encourage good
sportsmanship among the owners and
the other handlers. Owners and breeders have a hard enough time when their
dogs lose. They feel they have the best
dog, and why not — they should feel
that way. But when their dog doesn’t
win, some owners lose the ability to see
the good in the dog who has beaten
their dog. It is important for the handler
to be able to explain, in our opinion,
what caused their dog to lose on that
day. Yes, the other dog may not have
been the best overall, but maybe that
dog was compact, and yours was a
little longer. Anything can happen on
any day, it is just one judge’s opinion,
and tomorrow is a brand new day. Of
course, if the client does not like what
we say, or if we didn’t win on their dog,
they are always able to go to another
handler, who may actually be a better fit
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for the owner — notice I said “owner,”
not “dog.”
Handlers have a huge responsibility;
we get asked numerous questions about
judges, other dogs, other owners, dog
shows, and grooming. I’m often asked
by owners: which class should my dog
go in; will a particular judge like my
dog; who should we breed her to; when
should we breed her; should we keep
showing her; should we stop showing
her; does she have a good pedigree;
what should we feed her; how should
we train her; do you like so and so;
is it too hot to show; too cold; should
my dog have won today; does my dog
need weight; Is my dog too fat; should
that other dog have beaten her? A
good handler will have no problem
answering all of these questions, and
they are all important, but it shows how
much responsibility a handler has to be
grounded, ethical, and honest with our
evaluations of the dogs and to the owners themselves.
I think one of the best compliments
that I have received is, “Wow, I didn’t
know my dog looked like that.” “He
is beautiful in the ring.” “Thank you
so much for doing such a great job.”
(and even after a dog loses). Of course,
when a dog doesn’t win and the owner
is still happy, that frustrates me too,
because I want to win on their dog, and
they are being so nice about it makes
me try that much harder the next time
I show. Boy, you just can’t make some
handlers happy! We are always trying
to improve — to show better, to bring
the dogs to their peak, to win more and,
always, to have a great time. At least
that is what I try to do at every show. I really love the dogs. I know it shows
and the dogs respond to it and give me
their best.
We can and do make the dog
shows fun and exciting, and when our
dogs win, our clients are happy and
the breeder is happy. When we finish
a Doberman who truly deserved the
title of Champion, there is nothing that
makes us happier. I have had a great
life showing dogs, met so many wonderful people, traveled to so many places
I wouldn’t have if it weren’t for show-
Elias & Cher winning the
Veteran’s class at Woofstock.
another BIS, Linda, Leo and Elias
ing dogs. I have very dear, wonderful
friends who started out as “clients,” or
just “acquaintances,” and now are such
a part of my world and life. Even when
their dogs finish, even if they never show
another dog, that special relationship
is still there. My friends share my life
with me, not just when it comes to dog
shows and breeding, but my family and
personal life too. I just can’t see it any
other way. Perhaps the most important
thing I try to keep in mind in my involvement in this sport is that: “People are
more important than dogs.” What I
mean is, dogs come into our lives for a
while and then pass on. It is their owners, our friends, who stay with us for
decades, if we are lucky. g
Thank You Linda!!!
Cash
Platinum’s Take the
Money N Run, RN
Cash needs a major to
finish!!!! He also just got his
first leg in Novice
with a 197 ½.
Reese
Platinum’s Witchy
Woman, CD, RN
Reese is just starting in
conformation.
She got 2 HITs on the
way to her CD at
all breed shows!!!
She also received
two 199 1/2s!!
Watch for Reese, Cash and their mom, Jessi, in obedience at the
Nationals this year. Jessi and Reese will also be shown in
Top Twenty Obedience!!!
Owned
and lOved by
Sue & art KOrp
October, 2013
‘Zeva’
Proudly introducing
Champion Soquel’s Dazzling Wave, OA, AXJ, CA
Thank you, “Team Soquel”, for your support and friendship, especially Linda - our handler
extraordinaire - without whom none of this would be possible.
And we had so much fun!
Come see us in the Agility Ring at the California National in October!
Baby Zeva’s planned for Spring 2014 - Inquiries Invited
Bred with a purpose by:
Yvonne Torrez & Wayne Aleshire
[email protected]
October, 2013
Linda Siegel
SOQUEL DOBERMANS
[email protected]
Owned and Loved by:
Yvonne Torrez & Wayne Aleshire
Carmel, CA
BUDDY
GCh Soquel’s Sum of All Fears
(CH Soquel’s Catch the Sun X CH Soquel’s Spirit of the Rose BN CD CGC)
All that we are or ever hope to be, “in” Dobermans — we owe to Linda and Leo Siegel.
A multi-Breed winner in limited campaigning, ‘Buddy’ and I are
having a blast in the specials ring.
If you’re lucky enough to be part of Team Soquel, you’re lucky enough!
Thank You to Linda and Leo Siegel for the time of our lives!
Karl Von Ubin
October, 2013
Soquel’s Pennies From Heaven V Judal
(CH MyDobe’s Crown Royal v Soquel x CH Von Lieb’s Moon Shot v Judal)
“‘Penny’ proudly claimed her last few points, including a major, from the
BBE Class here in California on a specialty weekend.
Watch for her closing in on that final major, soon to become our second Soquel Champion.
Karl Von Ubin
All My Dobermans are bred by:
SOQUEL - Linda and Leo Siegel
[email protected]
October, 2013
CH Cambria’s Tourmaline
wac
(Ch Ravenswoods Azure Sky RA x Ch Cambria’s Far Niente)
Ripley
Believe....
Ripley possesses stunning movement and a brilliant mind.
We are having a blast training in obedience — look for her debut
later this year in the obedience rings.
Thank you Ann and Jim for this wonderful girl, she is all I could
have dreamed of and more. Thank you Linda for the beautiful job
presenting Ripley. You made it look SO easy!
Watch for Ripley in the breed ring with Linda and in the Rally ring with
me at the Regionals and Nationals in Pomona.
Bred by: Anne and Jim White (Cambria Dobermans)
Handled to perfection by: Linda Hoff-Siegel
Loved and owned by: Julianne and Jerry R Haugen
October, 2013
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Ch. Cambria’s Vraiment Parfait
Ch. Cambria’s Out For Justice X Ch. Cambria’s Main Attraction
Currently #3 Doberman
Owned by Glen Lajeski, Ann Wulbrecht, Karen Thompson
Bred/Co-Owned/Handled by Cambria, Reg. Ann & Jim White
October, 2013
Ann
Ramsbottom
White
I grew up surrounded by the purebred cattle business.
My father represented the Texas Hereford Association and
I followed him around like a shadow. Because of logistics,
my first 4-H steer had to be a dog. In the late 60s I followed
my sister to children’s’ obedience class. I sat on the sidelines
and watched and waited till it was my turn. By then, my
sister had been advanced to the Fort Worth (Texas) Dog
Training school and I watched and fell in love with the
Dobermans working in obedience. Fate was that the school
happened to also be attended by the likes of Irene Nail
(Bivin), Teresa Nail, Lynn Eggers, Dorothy Nickles, Maxine
Beam, and other people who eventually made their mark in
dogs. My first mentor was Irene Nail. My first dog (obedience/showmanship/conformation) was Gretchen, bred
by Mildred Bryant, by way of Irene Nail. Her name was
Milbryan’s Gretchen Dob Mann (I believe a stud puppy of
Irene’s) Warrick’s Engelbert Dobmann X Milbryan Greata
Von Ottman . She earned her C.D we trained through
open, but couldn’t jump later because of calcium deposits.
I attempted her conformation but was only 11 years old,
this is when entries were upwards to 180 in Dallas/Fort
Worth-area.
I was told early on (and much later on) that I wasn’t
tough enough or even good enough to compete successfully in conformation. However, I am English and stubborn
and I have great staying power. I enjoyed the dogs so much
that they became my passion and consumed my thoughts
during every waking hour. I still have a letter that Irene
Nail wrote to me many years down the line (when she was
an AKC rep and I had moved out of the area) that stated
she believed I would someday become a noted breeder. I
never forgot it. I am constantly working toward that goal.
Handling has been part of my evolution in dogs. But, mostly
I would like to be thought of as a breeder.
Yes, I have shown other breeds. In fact, it was suggested that I get into another breed at one point since
Dobermans were, it was suggested, out of my league. In the
early 80s I became involved with the breeding and handling
of Pointers. I have handled breeds from all the groups.
My most memorable dog? Well, memories do fade and
so, I suppose we think most of the dog who most recently
impacted us. But, listing a favorite would be unfair. I love
Ann & Gretchen
them all and each is a teacher to me. But, what I love the
most about our breed is the devotion and strong will to
please this breed is known for. So, during the times in my
life when I have been able to devote generous amounts of
time to competitive obedience training I have developed
incredible bonds with a few particular dogs. Their names
aren’t important. You wouldn’t know them.
Most memorable win would probably be the National
Specialty Best of Breed win with Ch. Nova’s Zolara V Kel
View. It was completely unexpected and she was only 16
months old. The judge was Linda Krukar. There have been
so many great moments but I rarely think about them. I live
for the future.
Future goals include trying to breed that great one. Jim
and I keep working at it. The icing on the cake is bringing
those dogs to their potential. I am fortunate to have had
some good ones on the end of my lead.
I thank the people that have made my journey possible. In particular, I thank Jim (my husband) for being the
great partner in Dobermans. His passion is contagious. His
energy is endless. He doesn’t let me rest. g
October, 2013
Thank you Ann for the beautiful presentation of ‘Charlie’
She’ll be back in the ring to complete her Grand Championship soon.
Ch. Cambria’s Valiant DuCati
‘Charlie’
Ch. Cambria’s Out For Justice X Ch. Cambria’s Main Attraction
and full sister to the #3 Dobe in the country, Cambria’s Vraiment Parfait
Owners:
Hannah & Ignatius Valmont
Valiant Dobermans
Derby, KS
[email protected]
October, 2013
BIS BISS GCH Cambria’s Must Be Fate
Best In Show Winners and A Best In Show Relationship
October, 2013
BIS BISS GCH Cambria’s Vraiment Parfait
©GayGlazbrook
Thank you Ann & Jim, fondly Glen Lajeski
October, 2013
Turner
Multi Group Winning
2012 Top 20 Finalist
Best In Specialty Show
Am GCH/Can CH
Lyndobe’s Turn On Da Charm CD ROM
Sire:
Am/Can/U-GR CH. Cambria’s Caped Crusader
Am/Can CD, ROM, ROMC, TT
Dam:
Can/U-Gr CH. Lyndobe’s Five Alarm Charm
Am/Can CD, ROMC, TDI
Breeder: Lynne Coleman
Owners: Ann Wulbrecht and Lynne Coleman
Thank you Ann for finishing Turner and presenting my Top
20 girls, Cambria’s Must Be Fate, Festival De Canes Queen
Latifah and Cambria’s Vraiment Parfait so beautifully!!!!
October, 2013
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October, 2013
Elaine
Hopper
How did you get your start in show dogs?
Actually I started out wanting to do obedience. I was at
a park one day and I saw a lady with her German Shepherd
practice obedience jumps. I stopped and watched for a
while and decided I really wanted to do that! It was fascinating to watch the attention and working ability of that dog
and I was very excited to start trying it myself.
I had always wanted a Doberman so when I was in a
position to have a larger dog, I purchased “Jenna”. I started
her in obedience classes and trained her through utility until
wobblers sidelined her career. Jenna was Jordan’s Lady
Jenna-C, CDX, Can CD, TT. She was a wonderful dog. I was
lucky since I had purchased her as a complete novice from
the paper, not unlike many people just starting out.
In the meantime I also joined the Puget Sound Doberman Pinscher Club and got to know some of the show people. When the opportunity arose to purchase my second
Doberman, I had learned enough that I wanted a well bred
dog. Velour, Am Can Ch Wingate In Black Velour, CD ROM
TT came with the agreement to show him and I followed
though. He finished with a group one from the classes. I
hired handlers, but I did put one point on him myself. From
there the show obsession took hold!
What lead you to professional handling?
I started helping handlers at the shows and began to
learn enough that I wanted to try doing more on my own.
I took lots of dogs back in for winners and gained enough
experience that I had a few people approach me about handling dogs for them. As my experience grew, I also began to
show other breeds. I am not a full time professional handler,
as I do have a regular full time job, but my schedule is such
that I can attend as many shows as I like. I feel I have the
best of both worlds.
Have you shown other breeds?
I have finished many dogs, mostly Dobermans, but I
have also finished Whippets, Dachshunds, Weimeraners,
My first Top Twenty Doberman Dirk, Am Can Ch
Heartwood’s Jewel Of WM Wranch, WAC CGC.
Elkhounds and Belgian Sheepdogs. I have also pointed or
put breed wins on other breeds as well. I feel showing other
breeds has most certainly helped my overall handling skills.
It’s really fun to be challenged by dogs with differences in
conformation and of course coats!
Who was your most memorable dog?
Wow that’s a hard question. All the dogs I have shown
have been so special in different ways. I am not sure I could
pick just one, but one for sure one of them is my own
Whippet Jada, BISS Am Can Ch Windy Day’s Jade McKenzie. She is the ultimate show dog and my first multi breed,
specialty and group winning special. She qualified for the
Whippet Top Twenty two years in a row and ended as the
#5 whippet for 2005 receiving an invitation to Westminster. Jada is still with me, a very spry eleven year old. My
ownNKailey, Am Can Ch Bluehaven’s U Got The Look, CD
ROM the first dog I finished owner/breeder handled all the
way. Also my first Top Twenty Doberman Dirk, Am Can Ch
Heartwood’s Jewel Of WM Wranch, WAC CGC. With Dirk
came a lifelong friendship with his owners, Bob, Jill and
Meghan Munter who shared the thrill of each of Dirks wins.
It was one heck of a ride and a time in my life I will always
remember. Then there is Reka, Am Can Ch Holmrun’s
Really Truly Mine, RE ROM CGC. Reka and I traveled all
over the county together and we have a very special bond.
With Reka I was able to not only attain the Top Twenty but
also Best Of Breed at the National Host club and a National
Award of Merit. She has helped me take my handling to
another level. Her owners Mark and Donna Kemp have
also become very dear friends. I think the bond we all have
sharing the experience of showing truly special dogs is what
makes the wins so much more than just a ribbon. Coming out of the ring and handing those huge ribbons to the
owners, my dear friends, is truly satisfying. We all worked
together to make our goals happen and sharing that experi-
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ence and realizing our dream came
true is a special thing indeed.
moment when all eyes were on us…
priceless.
What was your most memorable win?
I would have to say the BOS at the
2005 Houston National. The memory
is not so much for the win that day but
in the final presentation when everything I hoped for happened exactly
as I had envisioned. I was showing
the beautiful Raven, Ch Ruby Dee’s
Vosne-Romanee. May Jacobson was
judging and kept us down to the final
cut. When she asked me for a down
and back one last time I thought this
is it Elaine. I remember praying for
that fantastic free bait at the end as
I headed to the end of the ring. The
crowd was so quiet you could hear
a pin drop and all eyes were on us.
Raven stopped in the most spot on
free stack ever and I stepped to the
very end of the lead. We just stood
there. Perfect. From the crowd came
the loudest whistle ever. It was one
of those special moments that stay in
your heart forever. Raven went on that
day to BOS behind Marj Brooks and
Ch Caryola’s Kendall Jackson but that
What are your future goals?
I want to continue to breed great
representatives of the breed. I am now
on my sixth generation and I am very
proud of the dogs have produced.
Since I breed on a very limited basis I
have not had the opportunity to breed
a lot of champions but I do believe
in the quality I have been able to
produce. My next endeavor will be
judging. I am not quite ready to give
up handling just yet but I am preparing
for the next phase of my dog career
and I look forward to evaluation the
work of other great breeders all over
the country.
Any closing thoughts?
My hope for the Doberman is that
all of us can come together with a
common goal of preserving the breed
we all love. Hopefully in the coming
years we can all put aside our differences and work together to protect
what we all have worked so hard for.
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2013 Top Twenty Finalists
Conformation
1 GCH Protocol’s Veni Vidi Veci
2 GCH D’s Remember When
3 GCH Caryola’s Antigua
4 GCH Tiburon Ariel Bella Dona
5 GCH Vondura’s Xcelerator Belle Amie
6 GCH Jaroe Legend of Irish Spirit
7 GCH Tiburon Arsenal
8 GCH Foxfires Best To Come Along
9 GCH Holly Woods Catwoman
10 GCH Cambria’s Mint Condition
11GCH Raklyn’s Talbot of Alisaton
12GCH Gallant’s First And Foremost V Ciden
13 GCH Treu’s Above Suspicion V Touchstone
14 GCH Sunburg’s Street Sense
15 GCH Carry-On Merchant Man of Ravenswood
16 GCH O’s Godiva Dark Demitasse
17GCH Foxfire’s Tell Me About It
18GCH Tevro’s Director’s Choice
19GCH Protocol’s Flagrante Delicto
20GCH Sharjets Starr Catcher, CD, RN
21 GCH Festival de Canes Queen Latifah
Obedience
1 CAMBRIA’S GOLD STANDARD, UDX OM1 RN
2 IRONGATE’S RUM DAIQUIRI, UDX2 OM2 VER RN
3 CH OTCH PLATINUM’S BLACK AGAIN, UDX5 OM8 RN
4 PHILLMAR BELLE OF THE BALL, UD
5 HOYTTS HIDDEN TREASURE, UDX2 OM1 GN GO RE
6 CH MERITAGE CATCH ME IF YOU CAN, CD OA OAJ
7 CINNAKERRY’S VALIDATION, UD OM1 MX MXJ
8 PLATINUM’S WINNER TAKES IT ALL, CD RN MX MXB MXJ
MJB NF
9 ALISATON RHAPSODY SKY VIEW, CDX BN GN
10 CT WINGATE ‘N SHERLUCK’S VANADIUM, VCD2
AX,OAJ
11 CARA’S HIT MAN STASI V LEGACY, CD
12 GCH CH PROTOCOL’S SIC ITUR AD ASTRA, CD
13 DANORA’S SMELL THE ROSETTES, CD RA
14 LYNDOBE’S LEXUS V LYNMAR, CD BN
15 MACH6 FULCER’S RAVEN, VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MX G2
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19
20
MJC2 XF
GALLANT’S LIL’ BREES V CIDEN, CD BN RN
KERWYND’S BLUE VELVET, CD
TOLIVAR’S AVAJEAN DA BELL’LAVORO, CD RA
PLATINUM’S WITCHY WOMAN, CD RN
BLUE CHIP BRICK ROAD V ENCHANT, CD2
Agility
1 MACH7 Delta Duchess Of Davenport CD RN MXB3
MJS3 MXF TQX T2B
2 MACH5 Olympia Tamora V Promise UD MXB2
MJG2 NF
3 MACH6 Fulcer’s Raven VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MXG2
MJC2 XF
4 MACH5 Rock’s Indian Sunburn MXB2 MJB2 OF T2B
5 MACH2 Dedo’s Fostas Touch Of Style CDX MXG
MJB2
6 CH MACH4 Mandre’s Grace Under Fire MXB2 MJS2
XF T2B
7 MACH11 Thornwoods Flare CD MXC3 MJS4 MXF
MFG TQX T2B2 WAC
8 MACH5 Smack-Dab’s Daring Dicey MXC2 MJC2
MXF MFB TQX T2B
9 Catawba’s Something Special UD RA MX MXB MXJ
MJB
10 MACH Elphame’s Fairey Queen CDX RE MXG MJC
MXF T2B2 WAC
11 MACH2 Paradigm Von Richthofen MXC MJC XF
12 Vivala’s Out Of The Blue MX MXB MXJ MJS WAC
13 MACH Stardust X-Men’s Spy Mistique CD MXG MJG
XF WAC
14 MACH4 D’Tales Acceleration V Redlaur MXB2 MJB2
OF
15 MACH Montwood’s Magic Man V Arista MXS MJB2
MXF
16 CH MACH Pajant’s Silent Power Alisaton CDX RE
MXS MJG XF T2B ROM
17 CH MACH Horizon’s Pimlico CD RN MXB MJS MXF
ROM
18 Smack-Dab’s Fieldstone Flirt CD MX MXB MXJ MJS
XF
19 MACH2 Smack-Dab’s Razzam’Taz CDX RA MXG
MJC OF
20 Carosel Valencia Dynamo V Brownstone MX MXB
MXJ MJB OF T2B
MBIS MBISS GCH. Protocol’s
Veni Vidi Vici WAC
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I’ve always been a dreamer but Fifi
has allowed me to experience moments
I didn’t even dare to dream.
Conformation
Thank you Fifi!
Appreciated, adored, very much loved and bred by
Jocelyn & Kevin Mullins
Also loved by Suzy and Dick Lundy
GCh Vondura’s Xcelerator
Belle Amie
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Multiple Best in Show Winner
Multiple Best in Specialty Show Winner
Conformation
Breeders: Karin and Steve Fox
Owners: Dara Tracy, Jim Covert,
Mary Dellorto & Karin Fox
Handled by: Karin Fox
MBIS MBISS GCH. Tiburon
Ariel Bella Dona
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Currently #1 Doberman
and #10 Working Dog
Multi Best In Show Winner
Conformation Multi Reserve Best In Show Winner
Multi Best in Specialty Show Winner
Bred by: John Dolan and Salli Gorman
Owned by: Jerry & Kathy Drake and Tommy
& Melinda Moyer [email protected]
MBISS Gch True’s Above Suspicion
V Touchstone
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Conformation
Mia
Multi Group Winning
Muti Best In Specialty
Breeders/Owners: Joe & Sarah Lynch
Co-Breeder/Co-owner/Handler: Alisa Brotherhood
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GCH O’s Godiva
Dark Demitasse
GCH. Protocol’s Flagrante
Delicto
‘Guilty’
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Conformation
Best In Specialty Winner
Multiple Working Group Winner
AOM 2011 Eukanuba Championship
Bred by Pat Onley
Owned by Mary Ann Byrns & Pat Onley
[email protected]
CH Meritage Catch Me If You
Can, CDX, OA, OAJ, ROM
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One Picture says it all….
Congratulations to all finalists!
Owner: Cindy Bohnert
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She is Guilty of being an exceptional show girl and being the best
Conformation SMILER! Thank you Dylan for your
expert care & fabulous presentation.
Presented by Dylan Kipp
Loved and bred by Jocelyn & Kevin Mullins
Also Loved by the Davis Family
BIS MBISS GCH CH Protocol’s
Sic Itur Ad Astra RN,BH,ROM
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Our Star, is the most brilliant among all that twinkle.
Top 20 Conformation 2011,
Top 20 Obedience 2013
Breeder/Co-Owners: Jocelyn & Kevin Mullins
Owner:: Suzy Lundy
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Brooks
Hello all,
In the August issue we featured
the Military Working Dog Teams
National Monument. I was asked to
participate as it was my Doberman,
Ch. Monsoon’s Wayward Wind of
Manorie, WAC who was used as the
model. I lost Windy right around press
time and couldn’t write the article. I’d
like to share it with you now.
During the summer of 2011 I
received a phone from Paula Slater
of Lakeport, California. She explained
that she was an artist and was commissioned to do a war dog monument
and described what it was to be. She
explained further that she needed a
Doberman Pinscher model and asked
if she can come to see my Dobermans. Of course I said yes. After I got
off of the phone I went to her website
and took a look and I was amazed at
her work to say the least! http://www.
paulaslater.com/ Then on her website
I clicked onto the war dog website
and read about the project. Needless
to say, I was pretty darned excited to
be a small part of this tribute. A few
days later I met Paula and we went
to the yard and she met my 3 Dobermans. We decided on Windy who
is Ch. Monsoon’s Wayward Wind of
Manorie, WAC a black bitch sired by
Ch. Primary Charlie Pride and out of
Monsoon’s Dark Crystal of Manorie
a Thunder daughter. Paula took a ton
of photos from every angle of Windy
who was in a free pose and alert.
Several months later Paula began to
email me the work in progress. I have
pictures of the project during the clay
process, the patina process and the
waxing process.
Paula also let me know when the
whole project was completed and it
was going to be in the Library of Congress or something like this and there
would be someday a commemorative
postage stamp of the completed work.
I also learned that Dick van Patton was displaying it for the first time
in the Tournament of Roses parade on
January 1st of this year in Pasadena
California. Traditionally I try to watch
this parade every year. We did this
too as a family tradition when I was
growing up. January 1st is my birthdate. See pictures here: http://www.
naturalbalanceinc.com/events_new/
roseparade2013.html
The float received a lot of footage
because of what it was and because
of a “special” reunion. I think that you
can still see the pictures on Dick van
Patton’s website.
Again: http://www.paulaslater.
com/ if you go there scroll down the
photos of her works and when you get
to the pictures on the dogs click onto
that. It is fascinating to see the work in
progress. I did the handler too.
On July 18th, I lost my Windy
who was being treated for DCM. She
developed a mass that was growing
very fast and it required surgery. I
knew that because she had DCM that
her surgery was very risky. She did
make it through the surgery but not
the anesthesia. Windy was owned by
me and co-bred by me with Nancy
Sabo.
Having her serve as the model for
this memorial certainly is a wonderful
memorial for us of Windy too.
I wish that I could have been
there in Texas on October 28th to see
the goings on.
I am very excited about being a
part of the October National Issue, my
first. We are featuring breeder Grace
Moore of Gra-Lemor Dobermans.
Grace was mentored in her early
years by Eleanor Carpenter of Jerry
Run Dobermans. Grace has produced
many fine Dobermans that have contributed greatly to our Doberman
gene pool.
We are also featuring three
Doberman Pinscher professional handlers, Linda Hoff, Elaine Hopper and
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Ann Ramsbottom-White. These three
ladies all have interesting and educational histories as well.
Also in this issue Marcy is printing
part two of the Peggy Adamson story
(part one ran in the June issue).
Welcome to Pomona California
for this year’s National Convention.
It will be jam packed with the usual
activities for all to enjoy. It is always
fun to meet new people and again
share a once a year week with friends
from afar.
In our next issue we feature
National specialty and regional winners and meet a couple of breeders
of today.
Please come by the DPM booth
and say hello and visit. I may be
recruiting some help from other parts
of the country for their local news and
brags.
Did you notice the new title holders in the August Issue? In the past
we had always had a list of the title
holders readily available to us in the
AKC Gazette Awards issue and be
before that in the AKC Gazette. But
those are now gone. Back in the day
we had more ads announcing a new
champion or title holder so we got to
see them at least once. If you are like
me, you have kept all of your Doberman magazines, I have collected other
peoples collections over the years too.
This new feature can be used to study
dogs for generations and to study the
lines and the pedigrees too. New title
holders color ads are only $250!
We also have another great tool
for this in our DPCA database DobeQuest which is on the DPCA website, www.DPCA.org. If you have not
checked out DobeQuest, you should
do so. Look up your dogs and see
what is there and if you are a DPCA
member, you can fill in what is missing. If you are visitor, you can contact
Kathy Kendrick and the Committee to
help you fill in the missing information. I have been filling in older dogs
(dogs form the 40s and older). It could
be one day that we can trace our
dogs pedigree all the way back to our
beginning if we wanted to.
Well I have babbled on enough
and I am looking forward to having
this column be better and better.
I have a note from Lisa Johnson
telling us of the passing of Pat McMillian.
There were many Dobermans and
friends to welcome Pat McMillan to
the Rainbow Bridge on Friday, July
26, 2013.
Pat’s world has revolved around
Dobermans since she got her first
Doberman in the seventies.
Not only was Pat a founding member and past President of the Mount
Hood Doberman Pinscher Club, she
also founded Mount Hood Doberman
Rescue. Pat was personally responsible for placing nearly 3,000 Dobermans in their forever homes, 800 of
which stayed in her own home until
they could be placed.
Pat was a very special lady, friend
and mentor. She will be missed very
much by her husband Bob and all
who had the privilege to know her.
Condolence cards can be mailed
to:
Bob McMillan
3123 SE 129th
Portland, OR 97236
Any contributions can be made
to The Best Friends Animal Sanctuary,
5001 Angel Canyon Road, Kanab, UT
84741
On September 11, 2013, Rosemond Valentine of Rosevale Dobermans passed away. She was 93 and
from Massachusetts. This is taken in
part from her obituary. “She was a professional Doberman Pinscher breeder
for 70 years, selling and shipping her
AKC registered champion blood line
of dogs throughout the U.S and to
foreign countries. She was a charter
member of the Holyoke and Springfield Kennel Clubs and was a member
of the DPCA and the Quinnipiac
DPC. She leaves her three beloved
children Thomas Valentine and his
wife Sandra, Robert Valentine and his
wife Colette, and Daniel Valentine.
She also leaves twelve grandchildren,
twenty five great grandchildren and
fourteen great grandchildren.” The
is more information in her obituary.
Rose led a full life that is for sure.
Until next time have fun and have
good holidays and lots of wins!
I can be reached at [email protected] or 608359-6519 or at 707-539-2050.
Thank you. Marj
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DOBERMAN HISTORY
The Dynamic
Peggy Adamson
August 11, 1908 ~ December 18, 1996
Part two (part one appeared in June, 2013)
by L. Ann Lanier
reprinted with permission from the Doberman Quarterly
October, 2013
“I
he truly important changes in the new
standard involved teeth and coat color.
Judges were not even checking the teeth
and this had become a source of great concern to breeders, so the disqualification for
four missing teeth was added with the purpose of requiring judges at least to LOOK. But why was it FOUR? Well,
throughout the fifties, there had been great agitation to
make three missing teeth a disqualification, or even two,
but some opposing views contended this might straitjacket
a judge. Four was agreed upon because it seemed such an
unlikely number.” Yet shortly thereafter she judged a beautiful bitch who had 8 points including a major who was
lacking all six small upper molars.
Peggy wrote that other judges had questioned her, asking if the tooth disqualification was a result of mouth problems in Dobermans such as they observed in other breeds.
She answered that because of the bite disqualification since
1948 and the missing teeth disqualification since 1969 the
answer was a definite “no”.
Extremely adept at finding missing teeth, Peggy was
sometimes affectionately called “the Tooth Fairy”. Peggy
was aware of this and sometimes good humoredly applied
the appellation to herself. Actually Peggy had a strong
personal reason for checking Doberman’s mouths as they
came into the ring, before she evaluated the whole dog: “I
am certain that most judges really suffer when they have to
disqualify a good dog - this makes it less traumatic!”, she
said.
1948. Headed for Bangkok, Siam, via Manilla and Hong
Kong, Damasyn The Shawn and Damasyn The Aurien
were purchased by The Prince of Bhanu. Aurien was
in whelp to Ch. Delegate v.d. Elbe, a leading sire of
the day. Peggy’s sense of public relations was uncanny.
This event too was reported in the newspapers.
Dictator on his 7th Birthday. Whelped August 9,
1941, he always had a special picture taken for the
August (Doberman) issue of Dog News Magazine.
The 1948 standard did not even mention the rarely
seen fawns, either as an accepted color or as a disqualifying
fault. “The fawn (Isabella) was now included in the Allowed
Colors on the premise that it was genetically impossible
for the Doberman to appear in three coat colors of black,
brown and blue without having the fourth. (It could have
been confined to black and brown or black and blue, but
with all three, there had to be the fourth.)”
Not always content with just words, Peggy and her
engineer husband carefully measured the shoulder and hip
angles of Dobermans to determine the degrees of angulation in the best moving dogs.
At the time of her accident Peggy had an extremely
active judging schedule, as she was much in demand in the
U.S. and abroad. Nearly every weekend of the year she was
away from home, doing what she loved best. Shortly before
her death she wrote, “I cannot believe that fifty years have
rushed away since my first judging assignment, the specialty of the Southern Doberman Club in Jacksonville, Florida.
“While dog judging and dog shows have changed in
many ways, the one thing that never changed for me is the
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marvelous feeling I have when I put my hand on a dog’s
shoulders as I begin to go over it. The sensation is hard
to describe, but I’m sure it is the reason for the success of
therapy dogs.
“I think of the times I have returned from lunch exasperated by the distance and the difficulty of getting past the
spectators. I enter the ring, send the dogs around and start
to examine the first one. Suddenly I am in another world —
all my annoyance forgotten, and doing something that never
loses its fascination.
The communion between dog and judge is something
that all judges hold dear. If it is further enhanced by the
excitement of finding a very special animal, the lift to the
spirits cannot be described. As a fellow judge once said to
me, “It’s just like finding a pot of gold!”
Peggy was known for taking a dog’s head between her
hands and gazing deep into its eyes. It was something she
obviously enjoyed very much. Peggy often avoided ‘meeting’ dogs outside the ring, because, she said, “Once I know
a dog personally, it really hurts my feelings not to be able
to put him up.”
AKC licensed to judge Dobermans in 1946, with all
Working, Herding and Sporting breeds and best In Show
following, Peggy enjoyed judging assignments around the
world: Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Brazil, the Philippines, Trinidad, England, Argentina, Mexico, Canada, and
Uruguay. In September 1989, she returned to Australia to
judge all Gundogs, Working and Utility Dogs at the Royal
Adelaide Show, judging 1700 dogs over a 5 day period, with
Dictator at one year of age.
the Doberman entry doubled over the previous year. Her
home was filled with awards and plaques expressing deep
appreciation for her judging activities.
Peggy did not confine all her efforts to Dobermans.
She was very active in the Ladies Kennel Association of
America, serving as Bench Show Chairman and Delegate to
the AKC for many years. Says Pat Corey of that club, “ With
her knowledge of dogs, shows and judging, Peggy was certainly a shot in the arm to our club. She was very wise and
very thorough.” Pat Corey encouraged Peggy to add golden
retrievers to her repertoire. She recounts, “When it came
to learning about another breed, Peggy had an open mind.
Once she arrived at a position she was very positive, but she
was very careful in arriving at that position. She consulted
with breeders of dogs she admired.
Peggy was very interested in learning the history of
each breed and the reason dogs ended up looking as they
did. I watched her do this with different breeds for fifteen
years.”
Many changes occurred in the half century Peggy
judged dogs. One loss she felt were the great dog portraits
by photographers like Tauskey, Percy Jones and William
Brown. In 1968 when the Doberman Quarterly began
publishing what we now know as ‘win’ photographs and
sending the magazine to all judges, Peggy recognized the
way dogs were presented in print media had changed. She
related, “We used to take all day to get a great free standing shot. The photographers always tried to snap the dogs
with no handlers in them. Dictator was born in August, so
Peggy enjoyed all her holidays with good friends Fred
and Terry Ferrari. (Owners of Ch. Damasyn The Russian)
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every year he had a special birthday photograph taken for
the August ‘Doberman’ issue of Dog News.” Frank Grover
has vivid memories of working with the official AKC photographer, Tauskey. “I had the feeling I was in communication with a great artist, albeit a bit of a curmudgeon,” says
Frank. Peggy seemed to miss this ritual and the beautiful
photographs that resulted.
Gone are the days of the great kennels, the elegance of
Morris and Essex, the benched shows and the intimacy of
old friendships. Peggy wrote that the victim of all this progress was the breeder-exhibitor. Always interested in people
and their dogs, the last few years of Peggy’s judging career
often seemed to reflect this sense of a separation occurring.
More and more often she paused to encourage a novice,
to help a struggling young handler place a foot here, to ask
for another down and back there, to ask an inexperienced
exhibitor to come chat with her after judging. She freely
offered advice about exercise, grooming, diet and presentation as she reached out to include the young, the novice,
the newcomer.
“When I met Peggy years ago” says Carol Petruzzo, “I
had never been off Long Island. She taught me everything,
even how to check into a hotel. Every day I think of things
she taught me.” “You could talk to Peggy for five minutes
and learn something,” Marj Brooks adds.
be remembered? Carol laughs, “Peggy responded, “I’m not
going.” and that was that! That’s my favorite ‘Peggy story’.”
To all those who knew her, Peggy’s intense interest
in the world around her, and her joyful acceptance and
appreciation of the people and dogs she met stand paramount in their. memories. Robert Berndt, past Chairman
of the Board at AKC and a close friend of Peggy’s for thirty
years recounts, “One of my fondest memories of Peggy was
at the San Antonio cluster. We decided to have an early
supper and talk dogs. We were the first in the restaurant at
5:00 PM. We ignored the confusion in the dining room and
talked dogs and settled the problems of the dog world. We
were surprised when the hostess told us that the restaurant
was closed as it was after 11 :00 PM and that we would
have to continue our conversation in the lobby. It was a
typical Peggy evening, for her enthusiasm, her wisdom and
her animation erased the passing of time.”
In October 1996, when Peggy attended her fifty-first
DPCA National convention, Mari-Beth O’Neill, the American Kennel Club’s Director of Judges Education, presented
her an AKC award for 53 years of judging. C.T.Fulkerson,
President of the Doberman Pinscher Club of America, followed with a Presidential Citation for Outstanding Service.
There was a standing ovation. Just days later Peggy Adamson was struck by a truck as she crossed a Long Island, New
Despite all the publicity Peggy garnered for her dogs,
she was shy about personal revelations. Carol Petruzzo
relates how once when cornered by a videographer Adamson was asked, “When you’re gone, how would you like to
Peggy was given an award for 53 years of
judging by AKC’s Mari-Beth O’Neill at the 1996
DPCA National. Only days later Peggy was
fatally struck by a truck while walking.
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1988. Doing what she loved best, Peggy gave top
honors to Ch. Royal Tudor’s Wild As The Wind“ Indy”
is one of the top winning Dobermans of all time, on
Best In Show at Westminster,the Top Twenty and
went Best of Breed at the DPCA National twice.
York street near her home. Although
she later regained consciousness, she
succumbed peacefully in December.
Adamson was 88 years old. A widow,
Peggy was survived by two sisters,
a niece and a nephew, all of whom
resided in California. In the summer of
1997 her beloved sister Evelyn Smith
passed away.
The international dog community,
and especially those in Dobermans
were shocked and saddened at the
unexpected tragedy. This October at
the DPCA National in Houston, Peggy’s life and immeasurable contributions to the breed will be celebrated
throughout the week.
Mrs. Bob (Peggy) Adamson Peggy
Sue, Miss Margaret Susan Lees Smith,
Mrs. Bob Adamson, Peggy Adamson:
in the end, she just became “Peggy”
and everyone ‘in dogs’ knew who she
was. g
A tribute to those that are no long with us by Mrs. Bob (Peggy) Adamson
They have all gone away.
The people and the dogs
They have all gone away
In the seventy catalogues of D.P.C.A.
Very few of the names are with us today.
We nostalgically note as we leaf through the pages.
The lengthening list which belongs to the ages.
The image we carry of people now gone
Is the last time we saw them — that picture lives on.
Weak and frail, perhaps ailing, a giant laid low .....
Few can know or recall how they were long ago.
Strong and handsome, gay, brilliant — the image is blurred,
Brought to life now and then by some words that are heard.
We remember the People with great veneration,
But the dogs are revived in each new generation.
Through the efforts of breeders, dogs are luckier than men,
For they will come back to us time and again,
Young and vibrant forever ... We’ve discovered this truth:
Here is REALLY the Secret of Eternal Youth!
October, 2013
Doberman Pinscher DVDob (DINGS) DNA Test now available.
Drs. Mark Neff and Aubrey Webb are collaborating with projectDOG to make available to breeders and owners a DNA test for carrier status of vestibular deafness in Doberman Pinscher dogs. This disorder is more commonly known as ‘DINGS’. The aim of offering this genetic test prior to publication is to allow for test results to be included in the manuscript. An expanded set of test data will help define the frequency of carriers within the population and possibly identify dogs with similar disease phenotype not impacted by this
mutation. Thus the testing will continue to help advance Doberman genetic research.
The test is being offered through projectDOG, a non-profit organization. projectDOG’s mission is to directly involve
owners and breeders. These stakeholders provide the critical resource to drive research forward. We believe that these
stakeholders (you, the Doberman community) should benefit from the results of the research. Toward that end, we offer
DNA testing on a donation basis. This approach has served to democratize genetic testing for canine health concerns.
All donations made to projectDOG cover the costs of testing, and allow us to re-invest in our infrastructure for engaging breeders and owners. We hope soon to offer a secure, online space for breeders and owners to maintain all of the results from genetic testing for their dogs. This space will become
increasingly important as genetic testing for complex diseases becomes more common for dogs.
We at projectDOG and our collaborators (such as Drs. Neff and Webb) thank you for your continued support.
To request a DNA test and to support Doberman Pinscher genetic research, please visit:
www.projectdog.org
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NEW TITILE HOLDER FEATURE
if you had a new title in Sept. & Oct. it will
appear here in the December issue.
Place your COLOR AD for only $250
contact Marj Brooks at [email protected] or 608-359-6519
or Marcy at [email protected] or 608-774-7435
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Sergio SQ Capps
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Mrs. Judy Lee Dobler
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Gabriel & Jessica Montanez & Carissa DeMilta-Shimpeno & Gwen DeMilta & Debbie Struff & Cynthia L Huckfeldt
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John Pinna & Carissa DeMilta-Shimpeno & Gwen DeMilta
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Karen Zaccaro & Carissa DeMilta-Shimpeno & Gwen DeMilta & Debbie Struff & Cynthia L Huckfeldt & Bonnie Waseleski
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Kimberly Anne Meredith & Barry Cavanna & Carmen Pitts
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Susanne Smith
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Janine M Anderson D.V.M. & Sandra G Hunter
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Robert M Hallahan Jr. & Laura Jones & Paula K Hallahan & Bambi Libengood
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Jennifer Scott
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Julianne Haugen & Jerry R Haugen
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Cambria Knl
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Lynn Budd & Susan Miller
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Joan Noon & Joan W Witt
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Lesley A St Pierre & Liz Gentile
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CH Foxfire N Ko Alltimate Madness
CH Goldgrove Gift >From Heaven
CH Goldgrove Mucho Macho Man
CH Holmrun’s Chulo Pony Braebrook
CH Holmrun’s Shelby Katet
CH Horizon’s Siriusly Sinatra
CH Ivy Gate’s The Devil Made Me Do It
CH Jager’s Got My Mojo Working
CH Kansa’s Fire It Up
CH Kelview’s Hot Kiss V. Mueller
CH Kinetic The Great Whodini
CH Liberator’s Obsession CA
CH Magis Weekend Warrior
CH Majestic Black Magic Woman Lemils
CH Manarjj N Gralemor Fire Power
CH Manarjj’s Do Ya Think I’M Sexy V Kettle Cove
CH Marquis No Shame In My Game
CH Merrimac’s Out Of The Blue
CH Mi-Cher’s Red Coat Commander
CH Mi-Ti’s International Intrigue
CH Mick Ricks Sommer To Remember
CH Mistel’s Texas Two Step
CH Mystikos N Kettle Cove Love Spell
CH Northstar’s Pistol Annie
CH Pamelot’s Xxtraordinary Gentleman
CH Rauschund’s Draconis Of Autumn
CH Rauschund’s Southern Comfort
CH Ravensown My Foxy Latina
CH Ravenswood Morgan’s Special Silver Dollar
CH Rendition’s May It Be
CH Rhapsody’s The Sunningdale Mystery
CH Sdk’s Alpha Dug Of Sterlen
CH Shamrock’s Days Of Thunder
CH Sharjets Showing Some Leg For Brija
CH Silvercrest Daydream Believer
CH Starlaine Best Kept Secret NA NAJ
CH Sunburg’s Lilo And Stitch
CH Sunburg’s Sweet Tart
CH Touchstone’s Rumor Has It
CH Touchstone’s Something To Talk About
CH Tropix Plum Crazy Mustang Sally
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Denise Kusey & Leah Kusey
Kim L Owen & Michelle Santana
Sharon Pflueger
John Burchfield
Michelle Rowton & John M Rowton & V. Cherie Holmes
Lora L Van Epp & Daniel C Van Epp
Cheryl Fountain & Linda George
Ms. Edith Brunner & Carol B Weiner
Cindy Lane-Smith & Paul Croley
Ms. Susie Brown
Claudia Jupitz & Frederick Jupitz & Colleen Nicholson
Steve Demko & Barbara Demko
Cheryl Mehaffey & Pat Blenkey & Brian Casey
James E Barrett & Nancy E Barrett & John Flynn
Amy Fujinaka & Hiroko Lee
Grace I Moore & Nancy Gale Johnson
Sharon Duval & Mark A Johnson & Nancy Gale Johnson
D Joseph Depetro & Kelly Marquis & Linda Marquis
Terry Necessary & Sheila Necessary & Nikki McClendon
Cheryl Hassett
Judith Fleischaker D.V.M. & Shirley Baker & Carol Silverman
Michele Lauzon & Karen Bahr
Pat Onley
Katlyn Estrada & Sharon Duval & Dawn Aunchman
Lisa Carnes
Bruce A Thoman
Anthony Venetta & Heather Venetta
Katherine Ziemke
Ms. Vonnie E Blomquist & Kim L Owen
Marti Kalko & Betty J Clark
Karen Taylor & Lawrence Taylor
Irina Sasu
Jill Wright & Dane Wright
Jennifer Mclean & James Mclean
Mrs. Janet L Cook
Darlene Weatherwax
Karen Ann Fuss
Barbara Delamar & Joanne Davis
Deborah Johnson
Marilyn Swick & Alisa Brotherhood & Todd Swick
Nicole MacDonald & John MacDonald
Sandy Solcz & Jana Dupre & George Solcz & Deborah Johnson
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
Ch
CH Van Orman’s I Want It All
Susan Claggett & Ashlee Jeanne Claggett & Charles Claggett
Ch
CH Veedoc’s Courage Under Fire
Jane Myers & A. Leigh McBride
Ch
CH Veedoc’s Legally Blonde
A Leigh Mcbride D.V.M.
Ch
CH Zane’s Tearin It Up & Burnin It Down
Stephanie Stour & Angie Tucker
GCh
GCH Caleb’s Chasing Midnight RN CA
Linda K Riley & Laura Jones
GCh
GCH Clariion’s Lindero Canyon V. Thunder
Teresa Mahle & Robin Determan
GCh
GCH Esquire’s Roadhouse
William Buell III & Francis Sparagna & Diana Sparagna
GCh
GCH Foxfire’s Easily Steller V Electron RE MX MXJ MJB OF CA
Tammy Markey & Michelle Santana & Teresa Ross
GCh
GCH Foxfire’s Seaside Heights
Deborah Sternberg & Michelle Santana & Ken Ray
GCh
GCH Kelviews Jewel Of The Nile V. Mueller
Theresa Connors-Chan & Greg Chan & Colleen Nicholson
GCh
GCH Leilani’s Toughest Element
Ken Hapgood & Karen Mounts
GCh
GCH Luna’s Liz Claiborne
Helen L Kennedy & William Kennedy & Annabelle Kennedy
GCh
GCH Protocol’s Ordo Ab Chao
Mary Jo Davis & Jocelyn Mullins & Bill Davis & kevin mullins
GCh
GCH Rhapsody’s Brand New Day CA
Irina Sasu
GCh
GCH Rolin’s No Reservations
Roland Hagmann & Linda Hagmann
GCh
GCH Soquel’s Last Dance AX AXJ NF
Diane Sudori & Jack Sudori & Linda Siegel
GCh
GCCH Sunking’s Stopping Traffic
Tracy Pounds & Judy A King & Theresa Galle
GCh
GCCH Tallyesynnadria’Spacificice V Kendon
Mary Swords & Ann M Dunn & Maria Reilly &
Donna Kenney
GCh
GCH CH Tiburon’s Collateral Damage
Leah & Linda Ramsey
GCh
GCH CH Touchstone’s Innuendo
Alisa Brotherhood
BN
Banjo BN RN
Cathy Hays
BN
Black’s Eye Of The Hurricane V Rogue River BN RN CGC
Susan R Weitz & Scott Lyter
BN
CH Aquarius’ Wally World V. Sandia BN RN
Zelda Casanova & F Bev Casanova
BN
CH Majestic Black Magic Woman Lemils BN
Amy Fujinaka & Hiroko Lee
BN
Diva’s Lucky Thirteen BN CGC
Mrs. Elizabeth J Menzel
BN
GCH CH Deerun’s Leonidas BN RA CGC
Dee Robison & Russ Robison
BN
GCH CH Foxfire’s Easily Steller V Electron BN RE MX MXJ MJB OF CA
Tammy Markey & Michelle Santana & Teresa Ross
BN
GCH CH Rio’s Standing Valor BN
Karen Beskau & Cindy O’Sell & Chad Loushin
BN
Gmc No Time For Tequilas BN RN
Jessica Edgerly & Gerry Mull
BN
Gondor’s Whisper In The Wind BN
Manuela M Entrekin
BN
Lyndobe’s National Treasure BN
Emily Spracale
BN
Miramax’s Singular Sensation BN CA
Gail Hartley & Cathy Ceely
BN
Wittrock’s Jozzzzzelle BN CA CGC
Elizabeth Manning & Marc Manning
CD
“Barnic’s Sic Chic’s Twist”” The Wick CD BN RA NA NAJ””
Barbara L Valerio
CD
Busy Bee Rw Emerson CD BN
Patty Beeler
CD
Capone Von Dodo Melanson CD BN RN
Mr. Christopher Joseph Melanson
CD
CH Foxhall’s The First Lady CD
Lynn Eggers & Jill Graves & Art Graves
CD
CH Marquis Eternal Soul CD CA
Cheryl Asburn & Kelly Marquis & Linda Marquis
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Dog Title Dog Name
CD
Dashn’s Day At The Races CD
CD
Gra-Lemor Snapdragon Glenayr CD RN CGC
CD
Gretta Daisy Mine CD BN
CD
Hoytts Electric Cowboy CD RN
CD
Hoytts Golden Boy CD RN
CD
Hoytts Law And Order CD RN
CD
Hoytts Son Of A Gun CD BN RN
CD
Jazlins Watch Your P’s And Q’S CD BN RN
CD
Marienburg’s Think Pink CD BN RE
CD
Masaya’s Call To Arms CD RN
CD
Masaya’s Carpe Diem CD
CD
Moose CD BN CGC
CD
Rebholzer Bad Company CD BN RA
CD
San Rafael’s Where Eagles Dare CD RN
CD
Spice Von Gurnee Croat Domobran CD RN CGC
CD
Zuma’s Xtra Love Echoes V Royalwood CD BN
CDX
CH Goldgrove Forever Yours CDX BN
CDX
“Dial M”” For Mischief CDX BN GN NA NAJ NAP NJP
CDX
Sharjets Awesome Act V Philmar CDX
CGC
Bel-Mar’s Like It Or Not V. A’Monde CGC
CGC
Bob’s Girl Rose CGC
CGC
Brykris Red Sonja CGC
CGC
CH Hq Rock My World CGC
CGC
Delroz’ Magic Moment V Chados CGC
CGC
Delroz’Red Hot Pepper CGC
CGC
Dixie Doodle V CGC
CGC
Dura Lex Polonia Frida CGC
CGC
Family Dobes Bd Luke Skywalker CGC
CGC
Family Dobes Black Tide Pearl CGC
CGC
Finida Del Nasi CGC
CGC
Gallant-Hearts Life Of Rylie CGC
CGC
Garidi’s Get It Got It Good BN RA CGC
CGC
GCH CH Jager’s Oil Slick MX MXJ OF CGC
CGC
GCH CH Old Drum’s Talladega Red CGC
CGC
Gorrmae’s Mighty Thor CGC
CGC
Guardian Angel No Regret CGC
CGC
Horizon’s Lamborghini CGC
CGC
“HoyttS Crazy Little Thing Called Love CGC””
CGC
Hoytts Duchess Of Bridgewater CGC
CGC
Hoytts Hoytty Toytty Girl CGC
CGC
Huntress Von Tristan CGC
CGC
Kane Garrison Schuchard CGC
October, 2013
Owners Name
Deborah C Kovalchick
Grace I Moore & Lenore Southam & Elaine P Hammel
Kathryn Exton
Barrie Hoytt
Barrie Hoytt
Barrie Hoytt
LINDA SAMPLE
Marty Silverwood
Estelle Dahl
Laura A Michael
Sue White & Weldon White
Saundra Urbacke
Catherine LaBarre & Robert Armstrong
Catherine Vines & Warren Vines Jr.
Joseph Cvitkovic
Michael Holth & Elayne Ewers & Renee Holth
Ellen C Mouri & Sharon Pfleuger
Linda L Gasparovic & Michael W Gasparovic
Ms. Kim Tome & Cheryl Green
Ada M Levine & Laurie Fite & Priscilla Bell
Julius R Midgett & Mary Kay Hamlin
Kenneth Steigerwald & Brenda Steigerwald
Kaye Krueger & Laurel Vail
Susan Machado
Susan A McGaughy
javon marie parker
Cathy Nieuwoudt & David Nieuwoudt
Taylor Smallwood
Danette Hoenie
Lisa Marie Guye
Rebecca Floyd
Heidi A Thrailkill
Jenni Novelli & Greg Novelli
Jacqueline Browning & Martin Doughty & Ali Doughty
& Chuck Browning
Keith Fishman
Patricia Meltabarger
Ann Scaturro
Carol A Restad
Dr. Jason Hall & Mrs. Mary Hall
JoAnne L Hasselmann
CURTIS MORTENSEN
Danny Joseph Schuchard
Dog Title Dog Name
CGC
L’Mae Aurora Starr CGC
CGC
Lady Gia Von Pushka CGC
CGC
Manson’s Odin CGC
CGC
Masaya’s Empire State Of Mind CGC
CGC
Mystikos N Kettlecove Boy Oh Boy CGC
CGC
Rauschund’s School Of Hard Noxs CGC
CGC
Red Bull King Of Darkness CGC
CGC
Red To Black And Back Baxter Blue CGC
CGC
Royale’s Magnum Of Windsor CGC
CGC
Su-Mels Sun Country Kizmet CGC
CGC
Swift Elegance’s Mia Amor CGC
CGC
Swift Run Code Of Honor CGC
CGC
Windsong’s Luck Of The Draw CGC
CGC
Wr Femme Fatale Von Bjf CGC
CGC
Wynwood’s My Wild Irish Rosie CGC
CGC
Ziva Piper Indalo-Tallis CGC
GN
CH Triadel’s Flint N Steel CD BN GN CGC
GN
Mick Rick My Harleigh Girl CD GN
RN
Capone Von Dodo Melanson BN RN
RN
CH Blackjack’s Flight Of Fancy BN RN CGC
RN
CH Blumont’s Redemption Road V Notori RN
RN
CH Camee’s I’Ll Take It Black RN
RN
CH Emerald’s Black Jewels BN RN
RN
CH Emerald’s Black Pearl RN CA
RN
CH Fitzmar’s After Hours Cha-Rish RN
RN
CH Foxhall’s Piper Heidsieck RN OA OAJ
RN
CH Heartfelt Fiyero Dob Mann RN THD
RN
CH Jalyn Xtra Oomph! Niklby BN RN
RN
Dedo’s Nitty Gritty RN
RN
Deutschland Red Raven Of Berlin RN CGC
RN
Dobewan’s Notorious Red Alert CD RN
RN
Foxhall’s Princess Diana RN
RN
Honeybucket’s Fire N’ Ice RN
RN
Honeybucket’Sreversaloffortune RN OA AXJ XF
RN
Hoytts Golden Boy RN
RN
Lyles Karden Paige Of A Storybook BN RN
RN
Manitou’s Shiraz With Blue Notes RN CGC
RN
Oppie CD RN
RN
Pantheon’s Shot Of Valor RN CGC
RN
Ravenswood Black Raven RN
RN
Scudamore-Lantal Dream Weaver RN
RN
Shelby’s Crowning Gem RN CGC
Owners Name
Diane Mccoy & David Carter
Miss Michelle L Thomas
Mr. Justin David Manson & Mrs. Briana Tiffany Manson
Ashley Stursa
porscha l flores & Sharon Duval
Janny Lee & Carole Havener
Gerald Antoine
Ruth Compton
Paulette Dyling
Valerie Stevenson & Suzann Kincannon
Robert Sanchez & Angel Sanchez
Carolyn M Stanger
Karin Nikopoulos
Carolyn Miller
Diana Minor
Eva Maria Scholl-Grube
Michael Berecka
Raye French & Karen Bahr
Mr. Christopher Joseph Melanson
Marti Dill & Susan Rochester & Vern Dill
Jennifer L Adams & Robyn Sparks & Elizabeth Patterson
Kristine Sklenak D.V.M.
Lisa Christensen
Cathy Ceely
Don McFatridge & Mary Jo Ansel
Patricia Larkin
Joe Lynch & Sara Lynch
Gail Maki & Lynn Jackson & Bob Maki
Suzy Howard Lundy
Karin Nikopoulos & Steve Magnuson & Heidi Croft
Mr. Eric James West & Mrs. Paula Sue West &
Skyler Paul West
Lynn Eggers
Babette Barnes & Marcia Ferris
Christine Matzok
Barrie Hoytt
Dennis David Picchi
Michael Scott & Diane Scott
Lori Starling
Kathy Hayden
Jessica Edgerly
Elizabeth Long
Michelle Frye
October, 2013
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
RN
Spice Von Gurnee Croat Domobran RN CGC
Joseph Cvitkovic
RN
Zuma’s Xtra Love Echoes V Royalwood CD BN RN
Michael Holth & Elayne Ewers & Renee Holth
RA
Acheron’s Beloved Simi BN RA
Kathryn White
RA
“Barnic’s Bad To The Bone Gemma”” CD BN RA AX AXJ OF
Barbara L Valerio
RA
CH Mick Ricks Rough And Ready RA
Karen J Bahr & Michele Lauzon
RA
CH Perfex Versailles Afire RA OA OAJ NF
Heidi Milam & Michelle Perfect
RA
Irongate’s Knight Of The Wind RA
Armand Destefani & Trisha DeStefani
RA
Ravalleses Living Legend RA
Lisa McCormick & Angela Ravallese
RA
Rebholzer Bad Company BN RA
RA
Royal Storm Of The Black Night RA
Aaron Terwiske
RA
Tristram Forbidden Fantasy CD RA
Francis Kaess & Gail C McLaughlin
RA
Vondalyn’s Magic Does It Again CD RA OA AXJ OF
Lynn Fratello
RA
Wittrock’s Cebazzzzz BN RA
Jaimie M Warren
RE
Lyndobe’s Dark Angel Lynmar UDX3 OM2 RE
Carolyn Sorg
RE
Montwood Arista Sugar Daddy CDX BN GN RE OA AXJAndrea Gates Sanford
RE
Rebholzer Bad Company CD BN RE
UD
Bikila’s Why Not Of Merrimac Marks-Tey UD GN GO RAE
Patricia Katayama
UDX
Blumont Uwharrie Highflyer UDX GN GO VER RN
Elizabeth Patterson & Abigail Adams
UDX6
CH OTCH Platinum’s Black Again UDX6 OM9 RN
Susan Korp & Arthur Korp
OM3
Hoytts Hidden Treasure UDX3 OM3 GN GO RE
Carol Stephens
OM9
CH OTCH Platinum’s Black Again UDX5 OM9 RN
Susan Korp & Arthur Korp
CA
Bolero Lincoln Park After Dark V Deerfield CA
Jillian Matson
CA
Cambria’s Put Up Or Shut Up CA
Stephanie Batchelder & Leslie Batchelder
CA
Ddr’s Grand Prince Of Rescue CA
Ms. Kimberly S Grimm
CA
Foxfire’s Catch My Drift CA
Monica L Riley & Edward P Riley Sr.
CA
Idrs Little Death Star RN OA OAJ CA
Amy Wukotich
CA
MACH3 Jerilyn’s Joint Venture CD MXG MJG NJP MXF CACindy Noland & Tammy M Weldon & Anna M Platt
CA
Rebholzer Iron Butterfly CA
Traci Mulligan
CA
Rhapsody’s One Fine Day CA
Irina Sasu
CA
Sabig’s Whisper Of Quicksilver CA
Dawn R Gibas & Beth Teffner
CA
Smack-Dab’s No Worries RN OA OAJ CA
Cheryl L Lent
CA
Treu’s Swift Justice V Touchstone CA CGC
Josh Bradley
CA
Triadel’s Intrepid Hero CA CGC
Leah Marie Billet & Scott Richard Shildt
CA
Zh-Journey Iz Gratsiano CA
Susan Brown & Traci Mulligan
CAA
Gallery’s Life Of Riley CD RE AX AXJ CAA
Cindy Tomlinson
CAA
Ravensown Rum Runner @ Foxfire CAA
Judith Peterson & Michelle Santana & Kim L Owen
CAA
Sunny N Foxfire’s Starstruck CAA
Charlene Dunnam & Michelle Santana
CAE
Titanssummerlighteningstrikestwice CAX
Diane Linstrom
THD
Charlie THD
Sandra Battaglia
THD
Heiko THD
Jan Urbahn
THD
Omnia Paratus Super Hornet On Deck THD CGC
Nancy S Miles & Laural Harris
RATN
Camee’s Hot Tamale RN RATN
Kristine M Sklenak & George Clemence
October, 2013
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
NA
CH Gallants Double Dare V Ciden NA
Stephanie Rudich & Mona Fasth D.V.M. &
Cynthia L Huckfeldt
NA
CH Niklby’s Color Me Purple NA NAJ NF
Betty J Cuzzolino
NA
CH Winmar’s Zippity Doodah NA NAJ
Nancy Ledyard & Lisa R Burroff & Christian Ledyard
NA
“Dial M”” For Mischief CD BN GN NA NAJ NAP NJP”” Linda L Gasparovic & Michael W Gasparovic
NA
Raban’s Angeleyes NA NAJ
Mrs. Therese M Napoli
NA
Starlaine Best Kept Secret NA NAJ
Karen Ann Fuss
NAJ
CH Dezperado’s Divine Intervention NAJ
Susan M Beckage & Peter J Beckage
NAJ
CH Winmar’s Zippity Doodah NAJ
Nancy Ledyard & Lisa R Burroff & Christian Ledyard
NAJ
“Dial M”” For Mischief CD BN GN NA NAJ NAP NJP”” Linda L Gasparovic & Michael W Gasparovic
NAJ
Starlaine Best Kept Secret NA NAJ
Karen Ann Fuss
NAJ
Wendorf’s Wildest Dreams NAJ
Janet Knoll & Jacqueline Wendt
NAJ
Wingate’s Soul Singer NA NAJ
Michelle Hibbard
NAJP
Cara’s Seize The Moment RN NAP NJP
Carolyn Gastley
OJ
CH Eastwick’s Monster In My Room OA NAJ
Sophia Koster D.V.M. & Bonnie Waseleski
OJ
CH Foxhall’s Piper Heidsieck OA OAJ
Patricia Larkin
OJ
CH Smack Dab’s Chance Worth Taking OA OAJ OF
Gwen Gerow
OJ
Dedo’s Searching Angel OA NAJ
Peggy Ann Buchman & Joan S Firestone
OJ
GCH CH Gallants Double Jeopardy V Ciden BN OA NAJ NF
Melissa Loflin-Park
OJ
Hq My Golden Dream CDX OA NAJ
Christina Gremo & Laurel Vail
OJ
Incredible Fallon OA OAJ CGC
Amanda Albretsen & Mick’l Scadden
OJ
Olympia Collateral Damage V Promise OA OAJ
Dr. Lisa R Hill
OJ
Smack-Dab’s Red-E2-Roll BN RA OA OAJ
Karen Benzon
OJP
Caliburn’s Dream Catcher OA OAJ
Linda Newby Reimann
OJP
CH Lyndobe’s Findin Aliz Atlantis OA OAJ OAP NJP
Ali Hanaway & Martin Doughty
OJP
CH Niklby’s Color Me Purple NA OAJ NF
Betty J Cuzzolino
OJP
CH Phillmar She’s All That CD BN RN NA OAJ NJP
Judy A Pinkevich & Mr. Philip M Martin & Cheryl Green
OJP
Dedo’s Searching Angel OA OAJ
Peggy Ann Buchman & Joan S Firestone
AX
Aguilo’s No Nonsense Carosel AX AXJ
Concetta Telesco
AX
Bell’Lavoros Regalo Di Roza RN AX OAJ NF CGC
Sherry Moore & Vicky K Brachfeld
AX
Enchanted Vom Haus Do’Urden CD AX OAJ
Catherine Waller
AX
Smack-Dab’s Red-E2-Roll BN RA AX OAJ
Karen Benzon
NF
Bell’Lavoros Pieno Velocita RN NAJ NF
Erica Green
NF
Bell’Lavoros Regalo Di Roza RN OA OAJ NF CGC
Sherry Moore & Vicky K Brachfeld
NF
Tucker RN NA NF
Andrew P. Koren
OF
“Barnic’s Bad To The Bone Gemma”” CD BN RN AX AXJ OF””
Barbara L Valerio
OF
Josef Kaiser Wilhelm MX MXJ MJB OF T2B
Sara Mclarnon
OF
Montwood Arista’s Vegas Show Girl OA OAJ OF
Jewell Dunning
OF
MW Ambrosia’s Northern Lights RA OA OAJ NAP OF CGC
Mrs. Michelle Anne Ambrose
FX
CH Riverbend’s California Brut MX MXB MXJ XF T2B Joan C Pope & Kenneth R Pope
FX
Shim Shim Sherie MX MXJ MJB NAP NJP XF
Judi Villano & Chris Villano
MFX
CH Protocol’s Citius Altius Fortius MX MXS MXJ MJB MXF
Carol Moore & Jocelyn Mullins & Kevin Mullins
October, 2013
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
AXJ
Aguilo’s No Nonsense Carosel OA AXJ
Concetta Telesco
AXJ
Montwood Arista Flirtin With The Dealer AX AXJ OF Mike Delloto
AXJ
Smack-Dab’s Red-E2-Roll BN RA AX AXJ
Karen Benzon
AXJ
Soquel’s Chocolate Kisses RA OA AXJ OF
Janice Mitchell & Steve Mitchell & Linda Siegel
MACH CH MACH Old Drum’s Double Red CD MXB MJS NF Charmaine Koenig & Charles Koenig
MACH3 MACH3 Dedo’s Fostas Touch Of Style CDX MXC MJB2 JoAnne Brettscheider & Randy Brettschneider
MACH6 MACH6 Olympia Tamora V Promise UD MXS2 MJC2 NF
Charmaine Koenig
MX
Anya Of Whitaker Farms MX MXJ XF
Carrie Eicher
MX
GCH CH Steinway’s Paris Is Burning CD MX AXJ OF
Melissa Loflin
MX
Montwood Aristas The Whole Enchilada MX MXJ OF Bettina Kimball-Cholewinski
MX
Smack-Dabs Pkgs Reason For Believing CD RA MX AXJ NF
Patricia Golfieri & Nancy Young
MXP
Destiny’s Drop Dead Red CDX RE AX AXJ MXP OJP XF OFP
Nicole Bailey & Josh Bailey
MXP
Eva XXVI NA NAJ MXP AJP OFP
Cathy Hake
MXP
Mandre’s Gale Winds CD RA AX AXJ MXP
Elaine Z Hopkins & Barbara A Ross
MXB
CH Adamas Shake It Up RN MX MXB MXJ XF T2B
Kimberly Langley & Elizabeth M Barrett
MXB
CH Foxfire N Rockelle I Wanna Talk About Me RN MX MXB MXJ MJB MXF T2B
Michelle Santana & Chris Christopher &
Noni Palmer & Dorothy Roberts
MXB
Dedo’s Seven Come Eleven MX MXB MXJ MJB NJP XF NFP
Kimberly Trzcinski
MXB3
MACH5 Smack-Dab’s Daring Dicey MXB3 MJC2 MXF MFB TQX T2B
Janice Morton
MXPB MACH5 Anozira’s Arpeggio V Moria MXC2 MJC2 MXPB PAX MXF MFB TQX T2B
Patricia Moorhatch
MFB
MACH2 Elphame’s Fairey Queen CDX RE MXG MJC MXF MFB T2B2
Janet R Chardavoyne
MJB
CH Adamas Shake It Up RN MX MXB MXJ MJB XF T2B Kimberly Langley & Elizabeth M Barrett
MJB
CH Aguilo’s Quick You’re It Carosel MX MXB MXJ MJB Rae O’Leary
MJB
Rhapsody’s Capitoline RE MX MXJ MJB NAP XF T2B
Lorry Minor
MJB
Shim Shim Sherie MX MXJ MJB NAP NJP OF
Judi Villano & Chris Villano
MJB
Smack-Dab’s All Betts Are Off CD AX MXJ MJB NF
Dr. frederick c ochsner III
MJB2
MACH3 Paradigm Von Richthofen MXC MJB2 XF
Debra Hartsfield
MJB3
MACH5 Smack-Dab’s Daring Dicey MXB3 MJB3 MXF MFB TQX T2B
Janice Morton
MJPB
MACH5 Anozira’s Arpeggio V Moria MXC2 MJC2 MXPB MJPB PAX MXF MFB TQX T2B
Patricia Moorhatch
MXC2
MACH6 Fulcer’s Raven VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MXC2 MJC2 XF
Lloyd Fulcer
MXJ
Abadie’s Swinging On A Star AX MXJ
Timothy Kelber & Sherry Kelber
MXJ
Anya Of Whitaker Farms AX MXJ XF
Carrie Eicher
October, 2013
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
MXJ
CH Ravenswoods Macanac Fireworks CDX RE MX MXJ Pat Geske
MXJ
Foxfire’s Lovin’ It All! AX MXJ OF
Deborah Sternberg & Michelle Santana & Ken Ray
MXJ
GCH CH Steinway’s Paris Is Burning CD MX MXJ OF Melissa Loflin
MXJ
Marrich’s Special Journey RN MX MXJ
Sue Gilmartin & Sheila Heffner & Andy Gilmartin
MXJ
Summer’s Lost Ark Raider AX MXJ OF
Summer D. Melillo
MXP
Mandre’s Gale Winds CD RA AX AXJ MXP MJP
Elaine Z Hopkins & Barbara A Ross
MXP3 MACH5 Anozira’s Arpeggio V Moria MXC2 MJC2 MXP3 MXPB MJP3 MJPB PAX MXF MFB TQX T2B
Patricia Moorhatch
MXS
MACH Catawba’s Something Special UD RA MXS MJS Elaine Mcavoy
MXS
CH Dancing Star’s Born To Fly CDX RE MX MXS MXJ MJS OF
Karl Getsinger & Donna Getsinger
MXS2
MACH4 D’Tales Acceleration V Redlaur MXS2 MJB2 OFMary Minch
MXS2
MACH6 Rock’s Indian Sunburn MXS2 MJS2 OF T2B
Melanie Rock
MJS
CH Old Drum’s Double Red CD MX MXB MXJ MJS NF Charmaine Koenig & Charles Koenig
MJS
CH Protocol’s Citius Altius Fortius MX MXS MXJ MJS MXF
MJS
MACH Catawba’s Something Special UD RA MXB MJS Elaine Mcavoy
MJS
MACH Smack-Dab’s Fieldstone Fancy Free MXB MJS NFKathleen Anderson & Dale Anderson
MJS2
MACH4 D’Tales Acceleration V Redlaur MXS2 MJS2 OFMary Minch
MJS2
MACH6 Rock’s Indian Sunburn MXB2 MJS2 OF T2B
Melanie Rock
PACH
MACH5 PACH Anozira’s Arpeggio V Moria MXC2 MJC2 MXP3 MXPB MJP3 MJPB PAX MXF MFB TQX T2B
Patricia Moorhatch
T2B
CH Protocol’s Citius Altius Fortius MX MXS MXJ MJS MXF T2B
T2B
Smack-Dab’s Fieldstone Flirt CD MX MXB MXJ MJG XF T2B
Cynthia Ochsner
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Top Twenty
Conformation Statistics
2013 DPCA Conformation Top Twenty • July 2013 - June 2014 AKC Award Gazettes.
Amy Tourond • Top Twenty Conformation Statistician E-mail: [email protected]
Rank/Name of Dog
Owner 1 GCH Tiburon Ariel Bella Dona
M. & T. Moyer, K. & J. Drake
45
2 GCH Tiburon Arsenal
N. Barksdale, F. & D. Sparagna,
E. & L. Curtis, J. & A. Dolan
46
3 GCH Cambria’s Vraiment Parfait
K. Thompson, A. Wulbrecht, G. Lajeski, A. White 32
4 GCH Vondura’s Xcelerator Belle Amie
K. Fox, D. Tracy, M. Dellorto
27
5 GCH Sharjets Starr Catcher, CD, RA J. & S. Marinelli, S. Kapp, G. Hanna, M. Feller 18
6 GCH Alisaton Blackbird v. Allure Beaulane
R. & J. Kusumoto
24
7 GCH O’s Godiva Dark Demitasse
M. Byrns, P. Onley
14
8 GCH Protocol’s Veni Vidi Vici*
J & K Mullins, S & D Lundy
15
9 GCH Raklyn’s Talbot of Alisaton
C. Shimpeno
12
10 GCH Jaroe Legend of Irish Spirit
R. Kelly
14
11 GCH Raindance Led Zeppelin Of Marquis
H. Papazian, S. & C. James,
K. Marquis
16
12 GCH Blue Max Pretty Woman V Encore
B. Seielstad, J. & K. Drake
9
13 GCH Kelviews Crown Jewel V Mueller
C. Nicholson, C. Kelso, R. Miller
7
14 GCH Foxfire’s Tell Me About It
M. Santana, S. St. John
11
15 GCH Carry-On Merchant Man of Ravenswood
L. Heffernan, B. Clark
13
16 GCH Marienburg’s Spec Ops Commando
R. & J. Kusumoto
8
17 GCH Kinetic Cindy Lou Who
C. & B. Cassidy
7
18 GCH Tallyesynnadria’Spacificice V Kendon
A. Dunn, M. Swords, M. Reilly
8
19 GCH Rio’s Fino Monster
C. Haynor, K. Beskau
11
20 GCH D’Rays Grin And Bear It
B. Fidler, D. Ray
4
21 GCH Holly Woods Kivuli Class Act
L. Peterick, D. McGarvey, M. Thomas
5
#BOB
1168
Points
1140
945
496
373
360
318
311
249
242
223
207
205
185
154
150
145
141
127
125
123
Statistics are compiled from the July through the following June AKC Gazettes. This may not correspond to any particular show
dates. The results only reflect the wins reported in those Gazettes.
October, 2013
Top Twenty
Agility Statistics
2013 DPCA Agility Top Twenty • May 2013 - April 2014 AKC Automated Doberman Agility Reports
Peggy Mueller • Top Twenty Agility Statistician • E-mail: [email protected]
RANK/NAME OF DOG (Call Name)
OWNER(S)
TOTAL MACH POINTS
1 MACH6 Rock’s Indian Sunburn MXB2 MJB2 OF T2B (Shiloh)
M. Rock
1168
2 MACH6 Fulcer’s Raven VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MXG2 MJC2 XF (Raven)
L. Fulcer
721
3 MACH8 Delta Duchess Of Davenport CD RN MXS3 MJG3 MXF TQX T2B (Delta)
T. & S. Houg
699
4 MACH12 Thornwoods Flare CD MXC3 MJG4 MXF MFG TQX T2B2 WAC (Flare)
Y. & D. Mancino
651
5 MACH5 Smack-Dab’s Daring Dicey MXC2 MJC2 MXF MFB TQX T2B (Dicey)
J. Morton
543
6 CH MACH4 Mandre’s Grace Under Fire MXS2 MJG2 XF T2B (Grace)
T. & S. Houg & B. Ross
541
7 MACH Vivala’s Out Of The Blue MXB MJG WAC (Bolt)
C. Apling
532
8 MACH5 Olympia Tamora V Promise UD MXS2 MJC2 NF (Tamora)
C. Koenig
529
9 Lh’s Heart Of A Dragon MX MXB MXJ MJB T2B (Draco)
S. Houg & D. Houg
514
10 MACH Smack-Dab’s Fieldstone Fancy Free MXB MJB NF
K. & D. Anderson
489
11 CH Aguilo’s Quick You’Re It Carosel MX MXB MXJ
R. O’Leary
434
12 MACH3 Paradigm Von Richthofen MXC MJC XF (Manfred)
D. Hartsfield
428
13 MACH3 Adamas Usmc MXC MJB2 MXF T2B (Semper Fi)
M & W Briant Jr
397
14 MACH Catawba’s Something Special UD RA MXB MJB
E. Mcavoy
391
15 CH Adamas Shake It Up RN MX MXJ XF T2B (Payton)
K. Langley & E. Barrett
390
16 CH Dancing Star’s Born To Fly CDX RE MX MXB MXJ MJS OF (Lindy)
K. Getsinger
355
17 MACH Jaron Von Dynasty MXB MJS XF T2B (Gunny)
M. & W. Briant
354
18 Platinum’s Winner Takes It All RN MX MXB MXJ MJB NF (Milan)
B. Szczygiel
323
19 CH Protocol’s Citius Altius Fortius MX MXS MXJ MJB XF
C. Moore & J. & K. Mullins
310
19 MACH Reba MXB MJS NAP NJP OF NFP T2B
C. & J. Villano
310
TTA CHAIR - Carol Moore - DPCATopTwentyAG @dpca.org
October, 2013
Top Twenty
Obedience Statistics
2013 DPCA Obedience Top Twenty • July 2013 - June 2014 AKC Award Gazettes.
Jeannine Charlier, Top Twenty Obedience Statistician • E-mail: [email protected]  
RANKING NAME
OWNER
HIT
1 CAMBRIA’S GOLD STANDARD, UDX2 OM3 RN WAC
BONUS TOTAL
POINTSPOINTS
J YOUNG/CAMBRIA KNL
3
92
2848
S KORP/A KORP
1
7
1579
C HERL
3
62
1237
4 HOYTTS HIDDEN TREASURE, UDX3 OM2 GN GO RE
C STEPHENS
2
28
1006.5
5 CATAWBA’S SOMETHING SPECIAL, UD RA MXB MJB
MCAVOY, E
0
0
785.5
6 GRA-LEMOR TARGWOOD’S MEANT TOBE, UD RE CGC L SOUTHAM/E HAMMEL
0
0
587.5
7 BUSY BEE RW EMERSON, BN
P BEELER
1
59
451
J PLAGENZ
0
0
393.5
P GARIC
0
0
393
10 CH TRIADEL’S FLINT N STEEL, CD BN GN CGC
M BERECKA
0
0
393
11 FLORA BETELGES, CD
P MAHONEY
0
0
391.5
L GASPAROVIC
0
0
391.5
P BURNS
1
18
217
M FITZGERALD/G DEMILTA/C PITTS
1
12
209.5
T LUNSFORD/B LUNSFORD
0
0
196.5
P DELEHANTY
0
0
196
17 MACH6 FULCER’S RAVEN, VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MX G2 MJC2 XF L FULCER
0
0
195.5
18 CH MERITAGE CATCH ME IF YOU CAN, CDX OA OAJ, ROM
BOHNERT, C
0
0
195.5
K TOME
0
0
195
M HEIN/C DEMILTA/ G DEMILTA
0
0
195
2 CH OTCH PLATINUM’S BLACK AGAIN, UDX5 OM8 RN
3 IRONGATE’S RUM DAIQUIRI, UDX3 OM3 VER RN
8
CT WINGATE ‘N SHERLUCK’S VANADIUM, VCD2 AX AXJ
9 KACHINA’S BLACKPEGASUS V ANNDRA,
12 DIAL “M” FOR MISCHIEF, CD BN GN
13 BLUE CHIP BRICK ROAD V ENCHANT, CD BH WAC CGC
14 CH MACH ALLURE ABSOLUTE ALISATON ROJAN, UD MXS MJS
15 CH EMERALDS ENCHANTED GALAXY TIJAC, UDX
16 CINNAKERRY’S VALIDATION, UD OM1 MX MXJ
19 SHARJETS AWESOME ACT V PHILMAR, CDX
20 ALISATON DESIRED GEMSTONE RAVENNA, UD RE
Statistics are complied from the July through the following June AKC Gazettes. This may not correspond to any particular show dates. The results
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October, 2013
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INDEX TO ADVERTISED DOGS
BELLISA THUNDERBALL..................................................... 25
CAMBRIA’S MUST BE FATE ................................................. 48
CAMBRIA’S TOURMALINE ................................................. 44
CAMBRIA’S VALLIANT DUCATI .......................................... 45
CAMBRIA’S VRAIMENT PARFAIT................................... 47, 49
DARKSTAR’S KA-CHING.................................................. 8, 9
ELEMENT ROCK STAR.......................................................... 3
FRANCESCA’S HOUSE OF BLUES ......................................... 2
GORMAE’S ROCK THE RIM ................................................. 5
HEARTWOOD’S ELECTRIC BLUES MAN .............................15
LYNDOBE’S TURN ON DA CHARM ................................... 50
MANARJJ N GRA-LEMOR DOOZIE.................................... 21
MANORIE DOBE’S FANDANGO .......................................... 4
MERITAGE CATCH ME IF YOU CAN .................................. 57
O’S GODIVA DARK DEMITASSE ................................... 84, 57
PLATINUM’S TAKE THE MONEY N RUN ............................ 40
PLATINUM’S WITCHY WOMAN ........................................ 40
PROTOCOL’S FLAGRANTE DELICTO ................................. 57
PROTOCOL’S SIC ITUR AD ASTRA..................................... 57
PROTOCOL’S VENI VIDI VICI............................................. 56
QUARTETS SPECTACULAR MOMENT .................................11
RAHDY’S FORGET YOU CEE LO GREEN ............................ 24
RAHDY’S ON THE FLOOR JLO .......................................... 22
RAHDY’S ROLLING IN THE DEEP ADELE ........................... 23
ROLIN’S NO RESERVATIONS .............................................. 27
SOQUEL’S CHOCOLATE ROCKS .........................................31
SOQUEL’S DAZZLING WAVE ..............................................41
SOQUEL’S DON’T STOP BELIEVN’ ..................................... 30
SOQUEL’S INTO THE STORM .............................................. 3
SOQUEL’S LAST DANCE ..................................................... 32
SOQUEL’S PENNIES FROM HEAVEN V JUDAL.................... 43
SOQUEL’S RISING SON ...................................................... 30
SOQUEL’S THE SUM OF ALL FEARS ................................... 42
SOQUEL’S THUNDER STORM .............................................31
TIBURON ARIEL BELLA DONA ............................ 1, 12, 13, 56
TREU’S ABOVE SUSPICION V TOUCHSTONE ................7, 57
VONDURA’S XCELERATOR BELLE AMIE ............................. 56
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ALESHIRE, WAYNE ...............................................................41
BACLIG, JANE & FRED .............................................30, 31, 32
BOHNERT, CINDY .............................................................. 57
BROOKS, MARJ .................................................................... 4
BROTHERHOOD, ALISA ....................................................... 7
CALL, WENDE .....................................................................11
CAMBRIA, REG ................................................................... 47
DEL CONTE, TAMMY ..........................................................31
DRAKE, JERRY & KATHY ..................................... 1, 12, 13, 56
FAGAN, JUANITA & JEFF ......................................................15
FOX, KARIN ........................................................................ 56
GLEZER-GOLDFEIN, LYLILA .......................................... 22. 23
GOLDFEIN, DAVID & JENNIFER ..............................22, 23, 24
GOLDFEIN, JENNIFER & BARBARA .................................... 21
GORR, LORI ......................................................................... 5
HAGMANN, ROLIND & LINDA .......................................... 27
HART, LISA ......................................................................... 33
HAUGEN, JULIANNE & JERRY ............................................ 44
HENKE, LISA ....................................................................... 25
HENNESSEY, ROBERT ........................................................... 2
KOOL KOATS ...................................................................... 64
KORP, SUE & ART ............................................................... 40
KUSEY, DENISE & LEAH ........................................................ 3
LAJESKI, GLEN ......................................................... 47, 48, 49
LUNDY, SUZY ..................................................................... 57
LYNCH, JOE & SARA .......................................................7, 56
MARY ANN BRYNS, ......................................................57, 84
MOYER, TOMMY & MELINDA ............................. 1, 12, 13, 56
MULLINS, JOCELYN & KEVIN ....................................... 56, 57
ROTH, BARBARA .............................................................. 8, 9
SIEGEL, LINDA & LEO & ELIAS........................................... 30
SIEGEL, LINDA .................................................................... 33
SUDORI, DIANE & JACK ..................................................... 32
THE WINNING IMAGE ....................................................... 83
THOMPSON, KAREN 4......................................................... 7
TORREZ, YVONNE ..............................................................41
VALMONT, HANNAH & IGNATHIUS ................................. 46
VON UBIN, KARL ..........................................................42, 43
WRIGHT, RAQUEL ........................................................... 8, 9
WULBRECHT, ANN ....................................................... 47, 50
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