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KENNEL AND BENCH
JUNE 2015
2015 Tattoo Letter is “C”
From our archives:
This issue of
Kennel and Bench
was published in
June, 1915.
The original caption reads:
THE AIREDALE TERRIER
“KING NOBBLER’S
DOUBLE”
The property of Mr. Norman
Mackenzie, of Regina, Sask.
• Former CKC Board Member Set to Judge at
Westminster Once Again
• CKC and Nestlé Purina PetCare Canada Present Cheque
to National Service Dogs
• CKC Advises Judges Take Precautionary Measures at
CKC Events Re: Canine Influenza
A MONTHLY INFORMATION SUPPLEMENT
KENNEL AND BENCH
JUNE 2015
CONTENTS
What’s New
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2 Former CKC Board Member Set to Judge at Westminster
Once Again
2 CKC and Nestlé Purina PetCare Canada Present Cheque to
National Service Dogs
3 CKC Advises Judges Take Precautionary Measures at
CKC Events Re: Canine Influenza
4 Independent Standing Committee Report
Monthly Features
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HONOURARY POSITIONS
Honourary Patron
His Excellency the Right
Honourable David Johnston
Governor General of Canada
Honourary Chair
Ed Graveley
Honourary Vet
Dr. Michel Carrier
2 Notice Board
5 Kennel Names
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chair of the Board
Robert S. Rowbotham
Nova Scotia and
Newfoundland and Labrador
Lendra Barker
98 Meadowbrook Drive
Beaverbank NS B4G 1E2
Tel: (902) 865-9783
[email protected]
New Brunswick
and Prince Edward Island
H. Brian Reid
87 Norton Shore Road
Hampton NB E5N 6J7
Tel: (506) 832-0521
[email protected]
www.truespirit.ca
Quebec
Linda St-Hilaire
2330 St-Clement
Québec QC G1E 3W8
Tel: (418) 821-0318
[email protected]
www.lindasthilaireckc.weebly.com
Ontario North
Richard Paquette
PO Box 640
411 St Agnes Street
Azilda ON P0M 1B0
Tel: (705) 983-2630
[email protected]
Ontario Central
Peter Laventhall – Wolfish
2 Sandringham Drive
Toronto ON M5M 3G3
Tel: (416) 802-4707
[email protected]
www.peterlaventhall.com
Ontario East
Robert S. Rowbotham
505 Airport Rd.
Stirling ON K0K 3E0
Tel: (613) 395-4828
[email protected]
www.bobrowbotham.com
Manitoba
Larry Kereluke
110-130 Creek Bend Road
Winnipeg MB R2N 0K1
Tel: (204) 256-2906
[email protected]
Ontario West
Paul Oslach
75 Davis Street
Guelph ON N1E 3G0
Tel: (519) 822-2177
[email protected]
Saskatchewan
David Gilmour
PO Box 76 Station Main
6 Federal Drive
White City SK S4L 5B1
Tel: (306) 781-2135
[email protected]
Alberta, NWT and Nunavut
Sharon Derrick
60 Riverview Cl SE
Calgary AB T2C 4C4
Tel: (403) 236-7280
[email protected]
British Columbia Southwest
Joan Bennett
#418-5735 Hampton Place
Vancouver BC V6T 2G8
Tel: (604) 731-2394
[email protected]
British Columbia
Interior and Yukon
Russel (Sandy) Fletcher
709 Stone Road
Louis Creek BC V0E 2E0
Tel: (250) 672-5856
[email protected]
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NOTICE BOARD
FORMER CKC BOARD MEMBER
SET TO JUDGE AT WESTMINSTER
ONCE AGAIN
CKC AND NESTLÉ PURINA PETCARE
CANADA PRESENT CHEQUE TO
NATIONAL SERVICE DOGS
It is with great pride that we
congratulate Dr. Richard Meen
on his appointment as the Best
in Show Judge at the 2016
Westminster Kennel Club Dog
Show. Dr. Meen is not new to
Westminster; in fact he has
judged at the world’s most
prestigious canine event on
four other occasions, including
the Terrier Group in 2007.
A former, long-serving CKC
Chairman of the Board, Dr.
Meen is also a founding member of Borzoi Canada and Skye
Canada breed clubs, an international dog judge, renowned
breeder and an esteemed psychiatrist.
Dr. Meen became actively involved with purebred dogs in 1965
with the purchase of his first Afghan Hound, Shan. He went on
to breed and exhibit Borzoi, Skye Terriers, Harriers, Italian
Greyhounds, French Bulldogs, Old English Sheepdogs, Scottish
Deerhounds and Doberman Pinschers under the prefix
Kishniga. Dr. Meen’s homebred Borzoi was top dog All Breeds in
Canada in 1977, and he bred and co-owned the top Terrier in
Canada in 2011 – a Skye Terrier.
Dr. Meen remains one of our Club’s extraordinary and
inspirational members, renowned for his exceptional
accomplishments and significant contributions to the purebred
dog world.
Click here for a more in-depth look at Dr. Meen's illustrious
achievements and inspirational anecdotes - as told by Mike
Macbeth.
You can view additional details about the 2016 Westminster
Kennel Club judges’ panel and assignments right here.
(Photo: Dr. Meen - Standing in for Annie Rogers Clarke –
judging the Terrier Group at the 2007 Westminster Kennel Club
Dog Show)
The Canadian Kennel Club, in partnership with The Purina
National sponsor, Nestlé Purina PetCare Canada, were thrilled to
present a cheque for $40,000 to the National Service Dogs on
May 13, 2015.
This significant award was presented on the night that a special
group of puppies began their new lives as official National
Service Dogs that will enrich the quality of life for many
individuals with special needs.
Since 1996, National Service Dogs has graduated over 350 Certified
Service Dog Teams, helped many service dog organizations around
the world start their own autism programs, and has started three
new programs: Certified Service Dogs for PTSD, Canine Assisted
Intervention and Companion Dog Services.
CKC Zone 6 Director, Paul Oslach and CKC Communications
Manager, Andrew Patton were on hand for the exciting
presentation, along with Danielle Forbes, Executive Director of
National Service Dogs, Lauralee Camilleri, Breeder Services
Manager at Nestlé Purina PetCare Canada and Dean McNeill,
Public Relations & Corporate Communications Manager, Nestlé
Purina PetCare Canada.
“CKC was delighted to have the opportunity to support such
significant, life-changing work done by the National Service
Dogs” said Mr. Patton. “It was a pleasure to be a part of such a
special evening and we wish the canine graduates the best of
luck in their new role.”
Read more about the incredible event right here.
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NOTICE BOARD
CKC ADVISES JUDGES TAKE
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES AT
CKC EVENTS RE: CANINE
INFLUENZA
To ensure the safety and welfare of our dogs given the recent
Canine Influenza outbreak in the U.S., The Canadian Kennel
Club recommends that all judges at CKC events ask exhibitors to
open the dog's mouth for examination. We advise Judges who
choose to open a dog's mouth for examination to sanitize their
hands when possible.
MILESTONES
We regret to announce the passing of the following members.
The Canadian Kennel Club wishes to extend condolences to
family and friends.
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Diane N. Donlon of Colborne, Ontario
Eleanor Foley of South Rawdon, Nova Scotia
William Mark of Little Britain, Ontario
Susan H. Edwards of London, Ontario
Such precautions are being advised by The American Kennel
Club, following an increase in reported cases of Canine
Influenza in the U.S. In a recently released notice to its
Conformation Judges, Tim Thomas, Director, Dog Show Judges
at the AKC, offered direction on limiting its spread:
As you may be aware, there has been a recent increase in
reported cases of Canine Influenza. In consideration of this fact,
and for the safety and welfare of our dogs, Judging Operations
strongly advises that all judges should ask the exhibitor to show
the bite/open the mouth when conducting oral exams.
This recommendation is consistent with information included in
The Rules, Policies and Guidelines for Conformation Dog Show
Judges under Evaluating a Dog’s Mouth (page 13), “Many
exhibitors prefer to open their dog’s mouth themselves for
examination. However, you have the authority to personally open
the dog’s mouth.”
We do encourage judge’s as a general practice to ask exhibitors
to open the mouth. In addition to sanitary reasons; the exhibitor
is familiar with the dog resulting in a more efficient and pleasant
experience. If necessary, as the judge you do have the authority
to personally open the dog’s mouth. If it does become necessary
or you elect to conduct the oral exam yourself, we do advise that
you sanitize your hands after examining each dog.
While CKC remains concerned about the Canine Influenza
virus, the Ontario Veterinary Medical Association confirms that
there is no reported outbreak of the virus in Canada at this time.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not
hesitate to contact us at [email protected].
CLUBS
Notice is hereby given that the following club has dissolved:
• Papillon Fanciers Guild of Alberta
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INDEPENDENT STANDING COMMITTEE REPORT
Report from the Registration Committee
Rita Van Herk, Chilliwack, BC
The record for the male Vizsla (Smooth-Haired), Vizslavilla’s
Skye High, RG008759 was cancelled from the records of the
CKC in 2006. A litter application was submitted to the CKC with
the sire’s AKC registration number and as a result the litter
application was processed and subsequently the progeny. It was
brought to the CKC’s attention that the sire that was cancelled
from our records in 2006 was used to register the litter with the
AKC registration number.
The Registration Committee at its meeting on March 8, 2015
directed that the litter number TG169551YC and its progeny be
cancelled from the records.
Fraser Rivers Zseni, YC415441
Fraser Rivers Marley, YC415442
Fraser Rivers Fred, YC415443
Fraser River Xena, YC415444
Fraser Rivers Ginger, YC415445
Fraser Rivers Satchi, YC415446
Fraser River Sophie, YC415447
Fraser Rivers Chilli, YC415448
Fraser Rivers Mikayla, YC415449
Fraser Rivers Vizsla, YC421743
Genevieve Raymond, Saint-Jacques-le-Mineur, QC
Genevieve Raymond failed to provide DNA Parentage Testing
results.
The Registration Committee at its meeting on March 7, 2015
directed that the litter and its progeny be cancelled from the
records.
Litter number 1096200AN:
Haagendaz Moon Shadow, AN553678
Haagendaz Seaside Rendezvous, AN553680
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KENNEL NAMES
The following applications for registration of kennel names have been received by
The Canadian Kennel Club. Any objections must be in writing and submitted so as to be
received by the Registration Division, Canadian Kennel Club, 200 Ronson Dr, Suite 400,
Etobicoke, Ontario M9W 5Z9, on or before July 31, 2015. Only objections from breeders
with registered kennel names will be considered.
APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF KENNEL NAMES
FIRST CHOICE
SECOND CHOICE
AKOYA
ARDENTLY
BBAD
BHOUDAKIN
BIMBERG
CARAID
CAVALIERDAS
CORSECANE
DCKIN
DREAMFETCHER
DREAMHUND
ELEVAGELTD
ELISA
FIFTHELEMENT
KEATING
THIRD CHOICE
LOMONDVALLEY
VIVA
CURREYHAUS
HAUSCURREY
NORLAM
REINESCOEUR
CORSEHOUNDS
KAEDE
DREAMBEARER
ELEM
FULLROYAUX
CORSE
DCNORTH
LTDPAWS
SACORA
UNIK
FIRST CHOICE
SECOND CHOICE
LAKESUPERIOR
LASKAROAD
LINGERLONGER
LONGRIDGE
MANIK
MINASVIEW
MORNINGDOVE
ONRWAY
PUREPRESTIGE
RIVERCITYRB
SNOWPRIDE
STEINHILL
STONEHAVEN
VONALTENWELT
WYNNEIRA
THIRD CHOICE
SUPERIORBAY
LASKANA
EINSTEIN
HAWKHURST
LASKADOO
MINASBASIN
KIMBREN
CHARBROOK
RCRB
ICEPRIDE
CATAMARAN
STONEWAY
WILDBLUME
MYSTIKA
RIVERCITY
XPELO
STONESCAPE
VONDERINSEL
KESKIES
NEWLY REGISTERED KENNEL NAMES
GRANTED MAY 4, 2015
ALPENBLISS
BLUESKY
DANCHELLES
FALLINSKY
ANWEN
CEDARCOAST
DULCE
FOXBANKHILL
ARRIEREPAYS
CORTLAND
ERBCROFT
GLASCONY
BEARWITHME
COVEN
EVERYTHINGS
HOLGERGUNN
JERSEY
NAKAMA
ROXANHAUS
STAFLAND
LONEROCK
NORTHSYDE
SALTMARSH
UPCOUNTRY
MARTINIQUE
PERUN
SEVELLACHIEN
VOMGORKA
MAXBURY
RHK
SOULSTORM
ZALDANE
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CANADIAN KENNEL CLUB
MISSION STATEMENT
Who We Are
The Canadian Kennel Club is a national, member-based, non-profit organization, incorporated under
the Animal Pedigree Act of Canada. It provides registry services for all officially recognized breeds of
purebred dogs and provides governance for all CKC approved shows, trials and events. Finally, the
CKC is a communication organization informing all people interested in dogs.
Mission
The Canadian Kennel Club will service its membership and the community at large by giving
support, understanding, help and guidance in all their canine-related endeavors. CKC will work so that
members will be proud of their affiliation. The Club will recognize, promote, and publicize the actions
of responsible breeders and owners.
Vision
The Canadian Kennel Club with its members will be a dynamic service organization, focused on being
the authority for purebred dogs in Canada.
Values
The Canadian Kennel Club will embrace integrity, openness, honesty and compassion in its dealings
with all of its members and customers.
AN INFORMATION SUPPLEMENT FROM THE CKC
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