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Doberman

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Volume 8, Issue 1
May/June 2014
Owner-Handler Issue
Raven
BISS GCh. Black
Bart’s Calamity Jane
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Our appreciation to all the judges who have found this compact, square,
standard dog. Pictured winning the breed under Mrs. Joan Goldstein.
A special thank you to Dave Goldfein, Reno’s handler.
FLASH!
Reno wins BOB
5/26
Thank you Mr Jay
Richardson
GCh. Rolin’s No Reservations
GCH Sunburg’s Street Sense
Loved, owned & bred by
Rolin Dobermans • Roland & Linda Hagmann
309.241.3978 • [email protected]
x CH Abadie’s Crystal Vision
Handler
Dave Goldfein
847.274.1569
May/June 2014
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Glitzy
Ch. Van Orman’s C-Lebrity
of Radiant CA, CGC. TT
NEW CHAMPION- Thank You, Judge Houston Clark!
A Special Thank You to Miss Ashlee Claggett, Junior
Handler, Trainer & Breeder. These two have shared
some amazing spotlights: Glitzy won a Major WB and
BOW @ DPCA Orlando Speciality under Judge Grace
Black and proceeded to win 2013 AKC Eukanuba WB
under Judge Vincent O’Brien.
Ashlee and Glitzy have been a winning combination.
Thank You, Ashlee for your accomplished training
and showing of Glitzy. 2 AKC Sanctioned Best in
Match @ 4-6 months, 2 Majors in 6-9 mo class, BOB
in 9-12 mo, and CH in 12-18 mo. Thank You to all
who assisted by showing Glitzy in WB/BOW: Andrew
Mansfield, Teresa Nail, Ray Lively, & Lorena Breuer
(LexLuthor Doberman). Coleen Byrns recently won
Best in Show @ UKC Show. Special thanks to all who
have contributed to Glitzy’s successes.
Glitzy loves Lure Coursing and earned her CA title
with the assist of Coleen Byrns. Thank You, Coleen.
Glitzy is continuing with Rally, Dock Diving and just
started K-9 Nose Work classes. We plan to have a lot
of fun!
Owned & loved by Mary Ann Byrns - Radiant Dobermans
[email protected] - 817-975-6617
Bred by Susan, Ashlee and Brian Claggett
of Van Orman’s Dobermans
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May/June 2014
FLASH 3 Group
Firsts and a BEST
IN SHOW at the
Abilene KC shows!
May/June 2014
New Champion
Gorrmae’s Beyond Beyoncè
Ch Dancing Star’s The Gambler X Ch Gorrmae’s Madame Jennette
BeBe shown taking one of 3 majors. This one a four pt under judge Terry Stacey.
She finished under judge Jack Ireland.
Shown exclusively by Shirley Baker, she will be shown on occasion in the Breed working towards her
Grand Championship (earning 2 gch. points the day after she finished).
Watch for her litter sister Rosie this summer,
making her debut with Shirley.
Rosie is owned by Leonard and Jan Bullock
Breeder/owner
Lori Gorr
586-727-9753
email: [email protected]
May/June 2014
Moa’s Set Fire To The Rain
BLAZE
Blaze has been an amazing
showman. In only ten shows he
has obtained ten points nine
of which are 3 point majors. All
of his points have been owner
handled. The last single was
put on him by his brand new
owner Steve. Steve is going to
try his hand at specialing him
for his Grand Championship
when he is finished.
vWD Clear • No dilution • DOB 5/22/2012 • All other health testing scheduled in June
CH Cambria’s Secret Desire BFL-1
MBISS CH Ravenswoods Azure Sky RA, CGC
Ch Judons American Pie v Rvnswd CD, RN, ROM, LC-12L
TOP-20 BIS MBISS GCH Francesca’s House Of Blues
Ch Windspirit’s the Peacemaker
BIS Ch. Dawn-Ri’s Going Down Swinging
Windspirit’s Ice Crystal
Am/Can/Int’l Ch Aeolus’ Arabian Knight WAC CGC TDI RN LC-11D
Ch Wyndem’s Knights Quest LC-10L
Ch Gemini’s Christmas Chaos
Moa’s Living The Dream
Ch Bruda Honor Bound LC-11L
Ch Moa’s Have You Ever LC-10D
Moa’s v Equinoxx Born TBA Star
Breeder/co-owner: MOA Doberman, Margarita Files • Beaver Dam WI • 262 893 6284
co-owner: Steve Rollins Joliet IL
May/June 2014
WHAT'S INSIDE
15
From The Publisher. . . . . 10
The Story of
JACQUIE & ALAN WENDT
WENDORF DOBERMANS
On The Cover . . . . . . . . 12
22
Notes from Nicole . . . . . 21
Someone You Should Know...
DAWN DANNER
SUNSET DOBERMANS & ALBA MEDICAL
Who Dat? . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Top Twenty Conformation Stats
30
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37
Q & A with Owner Handler
LEAH KUSEY, ELEMENT DOBERMANS
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ZELDA CASANOVA, SANDIA DOBERMANS
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
NEW TITLE HOLDERS
for January & February 2014
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48
Top Twenty Agility Stats
Top Twenty Obedience Stats.
Rates & Deadlines
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Litter Announcement
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Business Card Directory
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Index to Advertisers . . . . 51
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May/June 2014
May/June 2014
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FROM THE PUBLISHER
It was a long cold winter here in Wisconsin, yet spring seems to have come and
gone in the blink of an eye! As the weather warms everyone is making plans for
the upcoming National in October, which will be here faster than we know. The
August Issue is our Pre-National with an amazingly low rate of $250 for color
puppy ads! It’s a great opportunity to show off your puppies before the upcoming shows.
Our August featured breeders are Susan and Chelsea James, Raindance
Dobermans and the Someone You Should Know feature are Jerry and Kathy
Drake, Obermark Dobermans. It will be some interesting reading for sure!
Thank you to everyone for the compliments on the first Annual Stud Dog
Book, we were very pleased with the response
in ads and individual sales of the books. There
are a few left, but don’t wait long to get yours or
extra copies. They are only $5 each plus shipping & handling. Regrettably I left two dogs out
of the book, they are featured on page 34 of this
issue. They are laid out in a fashion so they can
be removed and added to your book if you so
choose.
Welcome Nicole Denny to our sales team!
Nicole will be serving the area east of the Mississippi. Nicole has great energy and is ready to
help you get the best exposure in print and on
line for your wins. She can be reached by email at
[email protected] or phone 513-307-4284. You can read
a little bit about her on page 21 of this issue.
It’s wonderful to see so many Dobermans taking Best in Show wins lately!
GCh Philmar’s Superman piloted of Cindy Lane Smith, Ann Ramsbottom White
with GCh Cambria’s Vraiment Parfait, GCh Dezperado’s Halleluja owned by Jacquie & Alan Wendt and presented by Linda George, and our new and upcoming
star, Ashlee Claggett with GCh. Van Orman’s I Want It All. Congratulations to you
all and thank you for spotlighting our breed so well.
Till next time....
Marcy
Coming up next: August Pre-National
Featured Breeders
Susan & Chelsea James, Raindance Dobermans
Someone You Should Know
Jerry & Kathy Drake, Obermark Dobermans
Deadline June 15
Plus All Color Puppy ads only $250!
To reserve your pages contact
Eastern region: Nicole Denny • [email protected] • 513-307-4284
Western region: Marj Brooks
[email protected] • 608-359-6519
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May/June 2014
Quartet Dobermans
“The Perfect Harmony of Beauty & Brains”
Introducing: U-CH INTLSR NATSR CHAMPION
Quartets DiamonD Heart
Dam: U-GRCH/AM CH PAWSHERE NEVER A DULL MOMENT CDX RE MX MXB MXJ MXJB NF CGC TDI U-CD
U-R01-U-AG1 CL-3 ‘Fiesty’
Sire: Int’l CH/UKC URO1 AKC GCH CH Catawba’s Power Play CD RA IPO1 ROM CGC VCX ATT FO P1
‘Ricky Bobby’
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Bling has started her show
career earning her UKC &
INTL & NAT SR championship
titles with Multi Best Puppy &
Best BBE in Shows.
Watch for this lovely girl in
AKC soon.
Pinkus
U-CH AM CHAMPION
Quartets spectacular
moment WAE
Dam: U-GRCH/AM CH PAWSHERE NEVER A DULL MOMENT CDX RE MX MXB MXJ MXJB NF CGC TDI U-CD
U-R01-U-AG1 CL-3 ‘Fiesty’
Sire: CH SUNBURGS SPECTACULAR BID ‘Rafa’
Pinkus is training hard on her Performance titles &
will show case in Obedience & Rally this spring.
Always Proudly Breeder-Owner handled, trained & loved by Wende Call
Quartet Dobermans • Dayton, Ohio
[email protected] • www.quartetdobermans.com
May/June 2014
ON THE COVER
FLASH!
What A Weekend in
Scarborough,Maine!
Best In Specialty Win, plus
3 Best of Breeds &
3 Group Placements - Group
2, Group 3 and Group 4
May/June 2014
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and Kelly Marquis a team to watch for in the Northeast!
BISS Grand Champion
Black Bart’s Calamity Jane
MBISS CH Ravenswoods Azure Sky
x Baystar’s All In The Family
Bred by Sandra Boyas | Owned by Christy Jordan | [email protected]
May/June 2014
Thank You,
Jacquie and Alan
For many years of
friendship, fun (wine) and
especially for our fabulous
Wendorf Dobermans!
Your friends
Larry, Linda and Jan
May/June 2014
The Story of
Jacquie & Alan Wendt, WENDORF DOBERMANS
A
s long as I can remember, I’ve been drawn to dogs – like
an irresistible magnet. My family called it my “dog affliction” and thought I’d outgrow it. They’re still waiting!
We had a black Cocker Spaniel when I was a toddler, and a
series of dogs who “followed me home” when I was a little bigger, but they were always given away, as they felt dogs were “too
much trouble”. It’s not that they didn’t like dogs, they just liked
them in someone else’s house!
Perhaps out of frustration I started collecting dog pictures
from the newspapers and magazines, trading cards, statues,
anything to do with dogs. I read every dog book, both fact and
fiction, in the school library. I modeled, in clay, all the breeds of
dogs pictured in our encyclopedia. I carried dog biscuits in my
pockets at all times, just in case I found a dog wandering around
outside. I would announce to my parents every so often that I
wished to go blind so that I could have a guide dog.
At around ten years of age, I discovered Dog World Magazine. It was through these magazines, plus the encyclopedia,
that I became aware of the Doberman Pinscher and the world of
dog shows. In my eyes Dobermans were the most beautiful and
noble of any breed. Nothing could equal them. My attraction
to dogs had new meaning. Now I had a goal. I wanted to have,
train, show and produce the best Dobermans I possibly could
and to be someone of value to the breed. At that point, it was
more of an impossible dream. I settled for borrowing neighbors’
dogs to walk, train, groom and love for the time being.
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At eighteen years old I acquired a Miniature Schnauzer (San
Souci of Glen-Sed or “Suzi”). With her I learned to groom (and
started a small grooming career that lasted 25 years), did my first
formal obedience training, bred my first litter and joined the Chicago Miniature Schnauzer Club. Though Suzi was not my dream
Doberman, at least I was allowed to keep her, and she was a
good ‘learning dog’.
By this time, of course, I was dating and one of my requirements of a boy friend was that he liked dogs. Many times Suzi
accompanied me on dates. “Love me, love my dog” was my
motto! And then, I met Alan Wendt. We were married six months
after we met. Though he didn’t have the ‘dog affliction’, he truly
liked them and was wonderful with them. He has always been
supportive of my ideas, goals and efforts. He’s been “the wind
beneath my wings”.
We bought our first Dobe in 1967 – a pet quality black bitch
we named Wendt’s Black Velvet. With a brand new house and
a one year old daughter, Cheri, Velvet was all we could afford
at the time. But she was a Doberman. My own Doberman at
last!! Unfortunately she was hit and killed by a car at one year of
age. We learned the hard way the absolute necessity of a fenced
yard. To this day our dogs are always either fenced-in or on leash
when outside. Our second daughter, Christie, was born in 1968.
Our next Dobe, Ann How’s Fantastic Fraulein, CD, also turned
out to be pet quality. I trained her in Obedience and we got her
CD. Though she was trained for Open work and did some Utility
exercises, we never pursued her titles. At that point we joined
the Illini Doberman Pinscher Club, The
Doberman Pinscher Club of America and
Northwest Obedience Club.
We purchased our third Dobe in
1971 from Suzanne (Sullivan) Olmstead,
through Keith and Joanna Walker – a
red show bitch who eventually became
Ch. Spica of Marks-Tey. At last, I had
my show dog! Our debut at a fun match
was an absolute disaster. When the judge
gave me directions I became deaf, dumb,
blind and paralyzed. And then four month
old Spica peed on his shoe and jumped
up and bit off his boutonniere! I really
thought I’d faint!
From that day we practiced and practiced and practiced some more. I started
observing and studying other handlers’
techniques. We won a few Reserves from
the puppy classes and a 3 point major
her first time in Open. By now, Alan and
I knew we had a really good Dobe and
wanted that first Champion so badly. We
decided Keith Walker and then Charlie
Cooper could finish her quicker than I
could. Along the way she was Reserve
Winners Bitch at the 1972 National Specialty. It drove me crazy to not be in the
ring showing Spica. When we started our
breeding program and showing the resulting offspring, we did a lot of the handling
ourselves, but did resort to handlers at
times. But again, it was difficult for me
to have someone else handle my dogs
in the ring. I just love working with them
and being basically a do-it-yourselfer, it
truly bothered me. Win or lose, I wanted
to do it myself. I finally felt confident
enough to do all our own handling. Alan
and I have become quite a good team. I
do the grooming, training, conditioning
and most of the handling. Alan is always
ready to handle if I need help, but also
always has the dogs, grooming bag, bait,
whatever else we need at ringside for me.
He kept the motor home, when we had it,
and everything else in working order, and
is my coach and moral support.
We were lucky to have Keith and
Joanna Walker and Charlie Cooper as
mentors. They were so very generous
with their knowledge and help. We
formed a wonderful friendship and they
became like family to us.
When we were ready to start a
breeding program we chose WENDORF
as our kennel name. The ‘Wend’ part is
from our last name and ‘dorf’ is German
for village. We just liked the nice strong
sound of it.
Though the Walkers and Charlie
were fabulous mentors, I don’t think they
or anyone else influenced our breeding decisions that much. I had a mental
picture of what my perfect Dobe looked
like and the temperament it would have.
When we bred a bitch it was with
the thought of breeding to a dog that
would complement her and be strong in
what she lacked or where she could use
improvement. I also go with my gut feeling about the union. In our breeding we
aim for the soundest, healthiest, typiest,
best temperament and long lived Dobes
possible. I study pedigrees and try to
know the dogs in them, their strong and
weak traits. I strive for beautiful sound
balanced Dobes with beautiful heads,
proper mouths, good shoulders, clean
efficient movement, masculine males and
feminine bitches. They are working dogs
and should be built for the job. We want
livable temperaments that are also not
dog aggressive. We do want our dogs
to be protective, but in today’s legislative society an aggressive dog is a big
problem. At one time we had ten house
Dobes, including four intact males, living
peacefully together their entire lives. To
date, we have never had a dog fight. As
they are our companions in addition to
show, obedience and working dogs, good
temperament is so important.
Ch. Spica of Marks-Tey our first
champion & foundation bitch.
Dam of four champions.
Ch. Wendorfs Dream Maker,
‘Ryan’, our first homebred puppy &
champion. Sire of three champions.
Ch. Wendorfs Crackerjack, CD,
‘Arnold’ who sired 3 champions.
He had is own fan club who
donated trophies to clubs!
When I’ve bred one of my bitches it
has been with the thought of keeping a
puppy. So, of course, I will only breed a
bitch who I feel can contribute something
of value to the breed. When I’m choosing
a stud dog I consider what she is lacking and what I’m trying to improve on
her. I also look at her strong points and
things I don’t want to lose. I look to see
if there is a dog that possesses, comes
from, and sires the qualities and traits
I’m looking for. I also look at what, from
his background or his get, I’m not willing
to take a chance on acquiring. We have
out crossed, line bred and what I call ‘far
away line breeding’. It really depends
on what type of dog my bitch needs to
be bred to, hopefully to get the desired
results. We have not bred to dogs that
carried dilution. There have been some
lovely dogs I would have liked to use
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Ch. Wendorfs Harmony, ‘Harmony’.
Dam of three champions.
except that they carried dilution. I have
no objection to the colors; I just don’t
want to deal with the possible problems
that might show up.
We have used our stud dogs very
sparingly. I’ve only allowed them to be
used when I feel I’m dealing with a quality bitch at least two years old, with a
good pedigree with high quality Dobes
in it, and hopefully health testing, whose
owner is a responsible and reputable
person who would properly care for both
bitch and puppies. We feel a responsibility for the puppies we breed and those
our dogs sire and want only the best for
the resulting puppies and the breed. As
novices we learned the hard way, with
the first male we’d bought who eventually
finished. This was the first time we had
bred a male we owned. The bitch was
nice looking and had some champions in
her pedigree; she had a proper mouth, as
Alan and his DPCA Best Brace,
inside Ch. Wendorfs Let Th’
Good Times Roll & outside, his
son, Ch. Wendorfs Irresistable
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Ch. Wendorfs Irresistable, ‘Redfurd’. A top 20 finalist
1991 & 1992. Sire of twelve champions.
did our male, so we thought the breeding
would be okay. What we didn’t know,
because we didn’t look into her background further, was that her grandsire had
several missing teeth! The resulting litter
consisted of some of the puppies with up
to 6 missing teeth! We learned our lesson…..study and know those pedigrees
and the dogs in them!
The health testing we do today is
important. We have been testing for
heart, vWD, hips, thyroid and Cerf so far.
True, we can do health testing on Dobes
we breed and sometimes still come up
with problems, but at least we hopefully
find out if we have a problem before we
breed and not prolong or double up on
it. It just makes sense, to us, to know the
facts and hopefully have the odds in our
favor.
We have always tried to keep the
highest standards and ethics in our breed-
Ch. Wendorfs Love At First Sight,
‘Peace’. Dam of two champions.
ing and showing. To not have the best
interests of our dogs and the Doberman
breed always in mind is unthinkable.
We’ve made some mistakes as novices,
learned from them and do our best to
breed Dobes who are sound both in
mind and body. We’ve had 31 Champions, 27 of them homebred, with a TOP
20 dog for two consecutive years (Ch.
Wendorf’s Irresistable….”Redfur’d”), plus
several others that were pointed or near
the title but didn’t finish for various reasons. There is also a TOP 20 Agility finalist (Wendorf’s Nadia, CD, CGC, WAC,
MX, MXJ…..”Jet”), plus other Agility, CD,
CDX, WAC, a ROM and therapy dogs of
our breeding. Also, a Top 20 Agility winner, sired by our Ch. Wendorf’s Phenomenon, ”Kurt”.
I probably have 2 favorite breedings. The first was our very first Dobe
litter. After breeding our first champion,
Am/Can Ch. Wendorfs My
Best Friend, ‘Passion’. Dam
of two champions.
Ch. Wendorfs Phenomoenon,
‘Kurt’. Sire of nine champions & one
DPCA Top Twenty Agility Winner
Ch. Wendorfs Viva La Vita, BN, RN,
‘Viva’. WB her first show at 6 months,
1 week. 3 pt. major the next weekend.
Wendorfs Nadia CD,
CGC,WAC, MX MXJ
Agiltity Top 20 Finalist
Ch Spica of Marks-Tey, to two different champions with no pregnancies, we
tried a third time with Ch. Browns Life
With Riley. Spica had long toes with long
sloping pasterns and toed in a bit on the
down and back. Riley had great feet, pasterns and was a super mover plus he had
a wonderful temperament to match Spica’s. The result was 3 girls and 2 boys, all
reds. I finally had the litter I had dreamed
about for 19 years thus, The Dream Litter. From that litter came Ch. Wendorf’s
Dream Maker….”Ryan” (our first Wendorf puppy born here, first homebred Ch
and we kept him of course) and Ch. Wendorf’s Mid Sumr’s Nite Dream…”Kimmy”.
Also there was Wendorf’s Impossible
Dream, CD…..”Miracle” (named Miracle
because I thought if we ever had a litter
it would be a miracle), who we kept and
only needed 5 singles to finish. I foolishly bred her thinking she would pop
back into show shape after puppies. It
never happened and so she didn’t finish. Another lesson learned. Wait till the
show career is finished before breeding a
bitch. I realize some bitches do get their
shape back, but I am not about to try it
again. The other male from the litter was
pointed and had a Best of Breed award
but tragically died in a house fire. And the
owners of the third bitch stopped showing to do more with horses. A repeat of
that breeding produced Ch. Wendorf’s
Autumn Leaves and Malaysian Ch. Wendorf’s Bright Sparkle.
at the 1986 National Specialty and I saw
this magnificent red male come in the
Specials ring. It was love at first sight.
I knew I just had to breed Scarlett to
him. The result was our Ch. Wendorf’s
Irresistible …..”Redfur’d”. He was the 4th
generation of our breeding and finished at
15 months old with 3 majors, the last two
back-to-back 5 point majors on the tough
Ravenna, Ohio circuit. Redfur’d was in
the TOP 20 for two consecutive years,
1991 and 1992, breeder-owner handled
all the way. It doesn’t get any better than
that! A childhood dream come true. We
only allowed him to be bred 12 times and
the result was 12 Champion get. He was
the most beautiful, masculine, correct,
smart, sweet, funny guy and a wonderful
ambassador for the breed. We still miss
him.
Ch. Wendorfs Razle Dazzle,
‘Roxie’
Ch. Wendorfs Wow Factor,
Clint’
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My second favorite litter was when
we bred our Wendorf’s Flashdancer
…..”Scarlett” to Ch. Pajant’s Encore v
Rockelle, WAC……”Cory”. Scarlett was
beautiful, smooth, elegant and showed
nicely as a puppy but decided then she
didn’t like the show ring, so we retired
her. The genes were still there! We were
Hopefully we will breed many more
future Champions. Right now we are
Bronze GCh. Desperado’s
Hallelujah, ‘Glory’. The first Dobe
we have bought in 43 years!
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L to R, Ch. Wendorfs Let Th’ Good Times Roll, Ch Wendorfs
Irressitable, Ch. Wendorfs Love Me Tender, Ch. Wendorfs Master
of the Game. Four males living peacefully together!
showing a gorgeous red bitch, Grand Ch.
Dezperado’s Hallelujah…..”Glory”. She
is the first Dobe we have bought in 43
years and is great granddaughter of our
Ch. Wendorf’s Phenomenon…..”Kurt”, so
she has our breeding in her background.
I wanted a red bitch and just wasn’t getting any in our breeding, so we did the
next best thing and bought one. We hit
the jackpot! She started her career with
2 Best of Breed wins at 7 months old
over 3 Specials each day and finished,
owner-handled of course, with three 4
point majors, the last two on the same
day at 12 months old. She’s won several
Best of Breeds and Group placements in
her first year as a Special, owner-handled.
Because Alan has a health issue at this
time and we can’t get out to dog shows,
Glory has gone to Texas to be with her
breeders, Hillary Zimmerman and Linda
and Rick George, where her show career
will continue for now. So far she’s doing
extremely well!
As far as advice to prospective or
novice breeder-owner-handlers, gather
as much information as possible through
dog and Doberman books, magazines,
clubs, dog shows and reputable people
who are willing to talk to you. You never
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know when a tidbit of information will
come in handy. Make sure you know
and understand the standard. Buy from a
reputable breeder who will stand behind
the quality of their dogs, preferably one
who will also be a mentor and can guide
you along, or can direct you to someone
who will. Join a handling class and don’t
forget to practice a bit every day until the
routine of opening your dog’s mouth for
exam, stacking, gaiting and baiting are
like second nature to both you and your
dog. Practice in front of a full length mirror so you can get a feeling of how he/
she looks best. Make it fun! If it isn’t, you
will both be miserable. Know your dog’s
good and not so good points so you
can emphasize them accordingly. Study
various handlers’ techniques, not only in
the Dobe ring, but other breeds as well.
Have your dog in good physical condition, clean and groomed to look his/her
“Sunday Best”.
It takes time to decipher which judges like what kind of dog. I find it helpful
to keep notes on every judge we show
under, so I have an idea of which of my
dogs, if any, to show to them. If you know
you have a good dog, be persistent and
don’t give up. I wish I had stuck it out,
owner-handling, with Spica and some of
the first dogs. I would have had that much
more experience and knowledge.
Please practice good sportsmanship
and keep a sense of humor. We all want
to be ‘the winner’ but it just doesn’t happen every time. We are always thrilled to
win but we’re also happy for our friends’
wins, or when an exceptionally nice dog
does well. There’s always another dog
show to try again. Enjoy the camaraderie
of friends and acquaintances who share
the same love of their dogs. It’s wonderful
to know there are people out there on the
same wavelength as Alan and I, and we
treasure those friendships.
Like anything else, you get out of
your dogs, dog shows and, in our case,
breeder-owner-handling what you put
into it. I have truly put my heart and soul
into it. I feel a sense of accomplishment
and that I must be one of the luckiest
people on earth. Though it took a long
time to get here, I’m living out my childhood dream of breeding and showing my
own line of Dobermans, and being considered a person of value to the breed,
along with the best partner anyone could
have...Alan. g
Does this Avanti card look familiar?
The dogs are Wendorfs Fire and
Brimstone & Wendorfs Ever Faithful.
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Notes from Nicole
Hi everyone, my name is Nicole
Denny and I am your new Eastern
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fifteen years. My dogs have competed in conformation, obedience,
agility, dock diving, and lure coursing.
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This issue is especially exciting
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our ring has some of the most talented
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SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW...
Dawn & CKC Ch.
GranDobes Chelsea
Dawn Danner, Sunset Dobermans and Alba Medical
top: Dawn’s first Doberman, Ruby
below: Ch. Sunset Toil N
Trouble NA ROM, 1995
QQ How did you get involved in Doberman Pinschers?
It was 1982, I was 13 years old and my mother wanted a Doberman.
She always joked we needed two, one for the front door and one for the
back. Well, this never happened at the house on Butler Street in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania. Mom did find a puppy for the family out of the news paper
ads. She had wanted black, but we ended up with a RED! Ruby came home
freshly cropped and I started what was to become a life long skill set of caring for cropped ears. I was so fascinated with the ear process that I demonstrated ear wrapping with Ruby at my side during a 7th grade “show and tell”
assignment. It was standing room only with many of the teachers out in the
hallway watching ‘the Doberman’ in the building. Ruby stationed herself on
the teacher’s desk and sat patiently while I explained the cropping process to
the classroom and wrapped her erect ears yet again. Little did I know that this
was to be my future both in Dobermans and in Veterinary Medicine.
Ruby succumbed to renal failure induced by urinary incontinence medication on Oct 27, 1986. Her sudden absence drove my desire to find a puppy
to fill the void. But just not any puppy would do, she had to be RED! I began
a search that would take a year to complete. My list of demands grew when
I attended my first dog show with my neighbors and their Boxer. I quickly
decided I wanted a red puppy bitch to show in the conformation ring!
In the search for my puppy, I called every veterinary hospital in town.
Surely, the veterinary hospitals would know where the best dogs were! They
all gave me the same contact information from the same directory printed
May/June 2014
by a local kennel club. I learned of
a local Doberman breeder Nancy
Dinkfelt of Grandobes was expecting a litter out of her champion
red bitch Nifty. I made my wishes
known to her and literally ‘stalked’
her at every possible local dog
show. I made sure she knew I was
serious about showing regardless
of my age and lack of experience.
Nifty whelped a litter of 10 puppies
Oct 27, 1987 (one year to the day of
Ruby’s death) and one solo red bitch
was among them. I just knew this
red bitch puppy was meant to be
mine. Regardless of Nancy calling
her ‘Maybe’ (meaning maybe I will
keep her and maybe I will sell her),
I remained positive, hopeful and so
very determined.
My assertiveness paid off and
I picked up Chelsea, CKC/INT CH
Grandobe’s Chelsea (Ch Rivertaw’s
Brubaker X Ch Grandobe’s Cecret
Cienna) Dec 29, 1987. It’s amazing
how one puppy can change your
life forever. Nancy decided to take
a chance on a young inexperienced
teenager and began mentoring me
at all levels of the dog show world.
She trained and handled Chelsea
until the family moved to Oregon
in 1990. Though miles apart, Nancy
and I remained in close contact
through the years and over the generations of Dobermans to come.
QQ How did your kennel name originate?
Like Dobermans, Sunsets come
in all colors. Reds to black, to blues
and grays. They can be bold, fearless of the night, stunning, graceful,
amazing to watch and touching to
the soul. They can bring a sense
of peace and calmness. Sunsets
describe Dobermans perfectly and
seemed to be a natural combination
to me. My first Sunset Doberman
litter was whelped in 1991. I’ve produced 12 litters and 11 AKC Champions since then, with 4 in the wings
and counting.
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QQ What inspired you to enter the
ring as an owner-handler and who
did you learn from?
The Pacific Northwest offered
amazing opportunities in Dobermans. Once settled and in college, my search for Chelsea’s new
handler led me to the guidance of
professional handler Marj Brooks.
Marj attended the larger shows in
the northwest and strongly encouraged my interest in showing Chelsea
myself when she was not in town.
Chelsea and I battled hunting for
majors (entries of 38 + bitches at that
time), terrible false pregnancies after
every season, my novice owner lack
of experience and the handler priority issue for over three years. Some
of the most noted Doberman judges
of the day awarded Chelsea points
including a major with Marj under
Tommie Jones and a lovely win
with Nancy under Peggy Adamson.
Peggy absolutely loved Chelsea’s
head-piece, commenting on it during an official show photograph
plus finding her again at the parking
lot donut social of the 1995 Portland
DPCA National. I so wanted to finish her, but at 6 years of age Chelsea
was retired from the ring lacking a
major to finish.
Mentors aren’t exactly labeled
with big pointy black hats labeled
‘Mentor’. They can come into your
life in all aspects of dogs. I have
had the pleasure of having many
over the years. All have contributed
to my experiences: Nancy Dinkfelt,
Marj Brooks, Ann Lanier, Bob and
Pat Hastings, Linda Siegel, and Cheri
McNealy,.
QQ What have been your most
memorable moments showing your
Dobermans?
I am fortunate to have had many
memorable moments over the years,
from Raji’s amazing Top 20 performance at DPCA’s inaugural agility
event in 2000, to DeJavu’s finishing with a Best of Breed and group
placement from the classes over
1998, Dawn & Ch. Sunset Toiln
Trouble NA ROM, ‘CJ’
‘Raji’ Sunset Trouble In The Distance
Ch. Sunset Gotta B DeJavu
winning a major under breeder
judge, Mimi Brown
specials, to three amazing bitches who were completely breeder-owner
handled to their championships. Each win, the first, last and major points... all
are memorable, for it’s really not about the destination, it’s about the journey.
QQ How and when did you start working with Alba Medical in the Holter
program?
I contacted Alba Medical with my resume, Holter chair background and
extensive veterinary experience. Mt Hood DPC was actually the first Doberman club to purchase a Holter monitor (under my recommendation in 2002)
from Alba Medical (I remember Alba President telling me that on the phone
while ordering). John was looking for someone with Doberman experience
(owner, breeder, handler, judge a big plus, and veterinary background). I
appeared in his email box and got the job just like that! I have been with
Alba Medical since 2009.
Sunset Wanta B Starting
Something, ‘MJ’
QQ What does the future hold for you?
There will be less showing and more judging as the years go by, but I will
always have Dobermans. I look forward to eventual approval to judge the
entire working group; Boxers and Juniors are next in the process.
QQ Just for fun, can you tell us something few people know about you?
I have been employed by the same veterinary practice since 1990. I have
worked my way through every position — reception, assistant, certified veterinary technician, then practice manager from 1997 forward. It’s been a ride
of a lifetime. I truly enjoy helping clients with their pets, and working with the
patients when you love your job every day is living the dream. g
Judging the Desert Valley Specialty
Featured Breeders
Deadline June 15
May/June 2014
Nikon enjoys life – whether he’s playing at the
beach or performing in obedience…
Thanks so much to Dawn Danner for the
opportunity to share in Nikon’s life as well as
her unwavering support and friendship.
Ellice & Carol Hauta
Nikon is Can Int CH Sunset B-Lieve It At Acclaim
Am/Can CD, Am/Can RA, Can RE, CGN
(Ch Wyndems Knights Quest x Sunset Last Tango in Paris)
May/June 2014
May/June 2014
“Seeing” is Believing..
CHRISTMAS FUTURE FOUND
Ch.Sunset Nite B-fore Christmas WAC
Eve
Ch. Wyndem’s
Knight’s Quest x
Sunset Tango in Paris
pictured at
32 months
In appreciation to our judges of...
“Christmas Past”
Mrs. Marcie S. Dobkin,
Dr. Gerard Penta, Ms. Kay
Reamensynder, Mrs. Charlotte
McGown, Mr. Norman Patton,
Mr. Carl Gomes, Ms. Denise Dean
Eve hangs her stockings in the Pacific
Northwest with Breeder/Owner/Handler:
Dawn D. Danner Beaverton, OR
Sunsetdobe.com
[email protected] • 503-799-9461
May/June 2014
“Christmas Present”
Mrs. Christie Smith (pictured)
WB/BOW/BBE at the Mt. Hood
DPC Ros Rose
City Classic, January 2013 4 point major Specialty Win
“Christmas Future”
ROSE CITY CLASSIC
JANUARY 2014
Mrs Marcie S Dobkin from BBE
Thank-you Mrs Dobkin for Eve’s
FIRST and LAST Presents!
Have a Heart... Holter
May/June 2014
Group Winning
& Best in Specialty Show
GCH ELEMENT ROCK STAR
CH A-List and Moa’s Knight Strike
x Element Reach For The Stars
Element Dobermans
Breeder/Owners:
Denise Kusey and Leah Kusey
Handled by Leah Kusey
www.elementdobermans.com
262-391-4819
Photos by Jolie Janssen
May/June 2014
LEAH KUSEY, ELEMENT DOBERMANS
I wanted a dog for the longest time. In 1998, my
parents took me to a local show. We were immediately
drawn to the Doberman ring. I met an exhibitor, Natasha
King, who referred me to Sandra Hunter of Bruda Dobermans. We went to meet Sandi and went home with a six
month old black puppy bitch, Kona, Bruda Here N There. I
started going to conformation classes to learn how to show. Since I was only 9 years old at the time, I started going to
UKC shows to help Natasha with her dogs and show my
own. Kona was soon a Best in Show UKC Champion. Soon
after I started showing in AKC Junior Showmanship, and
then ventured into the breed ring. I was just a little kid in
among some legends.
QQ What inspired you to enter the ring as an owner handler?
It’s always been about my relationship with my dogs. They are my beloved companions first, and my show
dogs second. When we enter the ring together, our special bond makes it a good experience whether we win or
lose. It’s been so rewarding to breed, show, and finish my
own dogs!
QQ Are you involved in performance? I have trained in obedience and agility in the past, but
currently am focusing on the conformation side of things.
Winning Best Junior with
Bruda’s Here N There.
QQ Did you have a mentor?
I have had many mentors throughout the years. I practically grew up in the Doberman ring, and many have been
there to offer tips and tricks to help me hone my skills. In
particular, Sandra Hunter has been my greatest teacher. She encouraged Junior Showmanship, entrusted me with
Kona and Cruiser, and was there to assist with my early
breeding decisions.
QQ To date, what has been your most memorable ring
experience?
There are so many great memories. One especially
great memory was when I was 12 years old and my boy
Cruiser, CH Bruda In A Red PT Cruiser, was only 6 months
old. I entered him in the Greater Milwaukee DPC Specialty
in Waukesha under Brian Meyer. It was an extremely hot
summer day, and I kept telling myself to just have fun. Cruiser picked up BOW for a five point major. In 2003,
when I was 14, I entered Cruiser at the Nationals in CO. We arranged for a well-known handler to show Cruiser. But
prior to ring time, the handler determined Cruiser would
just not show for him, so I took him in myself. Cut after cut,
he worked so hard for me! Cruiser went on to receive an
AOM under William Shelton. In 2004, I showed my bred by
bitch, CH Bruda Moonlight Over Paris, in the puppy class
to win Best Puppy and Group 1 Puppy under George Murray, then Best in Show Puppy under Judy Doniere. More
Winning a 5 point specialty
major with a young Bruda
In A Red PT Cruiser.
Fast forward to 2002 and on
to an AOM with Ch. Bruda
In A Red PT Cruiser.
May/June 2014
Winning Best In Show Puppy with
Bruda Moonlight Over Paris.
Ch. Element A Night To Remember
recently, my bred by dog, Ozzy, GCH Element Rock Star,
received Best in Specialty under Faye Strauss. Then Ozzy
was awarded Best of Breed and a Group 1 under Dr. Anthony DiNardo. Memorable wins under respected Doberman
Judges!
QQ What was the funniest or most embarrassing moment
in the ring? As they say, “It’s not if you fall, but when you fall”. I
found this to be true when I was showing my year old
Paris daughter, Cajun, CH Element Cajun Night. As I was
going around the ring, I tripped on some uneven matting.
I went down hard, bait flew everywhere, and I dropped
the leash. My loyal Cajun bailed on me and high-tailed
it toward the ring exit! Thankfully, another exhibitor caught
and returned her. Roger Hartinger, the judge, was great! Once I recovered, he had me go around the ring a few
times. I really appreciated that! It helped me regain my
composure, and kept the experience positive for Cajun. By
the way, I went on to win Best of Breed!
Ch. Element Cajun Night at
the 2009 DPCA National.
QQ What advice would you give others who would like to
handle their own dogs? Since you are showing your own dog, you are in control of the condition and training of your dog. Go to conformation classes as often as you can, and follow through
with training at home. Keep your dog well groomed and in
excellent condition. Present yourself in a professional manner by wearing appropriate clothing, shoes, and hairstyles. Learn ring etiquette and always be ready to enter the ring on
time. Don’t be intimidated by the well-known professional
handlers. Everyone has to start from somewhere. Pick their
brains. They have the most experience and the best tips on
how to handle all sorts of situations. Watch for judges that
don’t play games and will give the win to a newbie if they
are deserving. It’s always a good feeling to know you’ve
won because you deserved it, not because of who was on
the end of the leash.
QQ Closing thoughts on the subject?
Know that the relationship you have with your own
dog is special. As long as you focus on staying positive and
having fun while you cultivate your skills, you can’t lose.
BISS GCh. Element Rock Star shown winning Best In Specialty under Faye Strauss
in June and a Group 1st under Dr. Anthony DiNardo in December.
May/June 2014
In 1987 I was mugged---hit over the head with a butt
of a gun and robbed; receiving a severe head injury. It
took me months to recover. I had wanted a Doberman for
years but kept putting off getting one. The robbery made
me realize that time was ticking and life could end any
day. WHAT was I waiting for? I lived in Ft. Worth and
located Edd & Irene Bivin of Dob Mann, acquiring my
first red boy Thunderation Dob Mann. Irene and I went
on to co-own ‘Taipan’s’ sister and co-breed together. My
Doberman life began! Nancy Wagner from Gemstone was
also an inspiration to me, not only with Dobermans, but
with Dachshunds. There were many years we “dabbled” in
Dachshunds, showing, breeding but mainly enjoying their
antics. In 1992, with the support of my husband we founded our kennel, Sandia. We selected the name Sandia for the
breathtaking Sandia mountains in New Mexico. Without
Bev’s support with grooming, traveling and showing, many
of my dog activities would not have come to fruition. I am
lucky to have him help with the dogs and cheer me on in
my passion!
QQ What inspired you to enter the ring as an owner handler?
Jim Briley of Aquarius Dobermans inspired me to enter
the ring and handle my own dogs back in 1991. Jim made
me aware that most judges appreciate seeing new faces in
The Sandia Doberman Family
the ring, owners that are prepared, working with the dog(s)
they love — competing. Jim had shown our dogs early
on, but he encouraged me to go in the ring confidently
with my own dog because I had prepared and had a good
dog. Fortunately, I listened to his advice then and again
in recent years when he encouraged me to show my dogs
myself. Additionally, I have had some expert guidance from
my handling classes in Dallas. Verjean Lunenschloss at Top
Dog, holds terrific all breed handling classes with excellent instruction that prepares me for the show ring. Peggy
McConnell also helps prep me with specific techniques
to get dog’s attention and stack quickly. The professional
handlers have also been very supportive and kind to me,
providing guidance and tips along the way. Preparation is
the key! Many hours have been spent watching the ring,
handlers, reading, watching all available handler videos and
attending seminars. If your dog is groomed well, trained
well, you are dressed neatly and you have done your homework for the ring — then showing your pride(s) and joy is
the icing on the cake and is extremely rewarding! Because
I am not showing every single weekend, my heart races
and my adrenaline soars before every ring experience. My
nerves continue to be my challenge, but it may also be
what keeps me sharp with my dogs. I need to buy stock in
Altoids---they do seem to help mask my nervousness down
the lead to my dogs.
Stoneleigh Dob Mann and me winning
the 6-9 Futurity Black Bitch Class
May/June 2014
QQ Are you also involved in performance?
When I purchased my first conformation Doberman, disappointingly,
he didn’t pan out in the conformation
ring, so I quickly became aware of
obedience. Performance is still my
passion. My main focus is obedience and my current Dobe, Wally,
is trained through utility however we
have yet to enter the ring. We are
working to put much needed finishing touches on him prior to showing.
I have been increasing my knowledge
in other performance areas as well.
A few weeks ago we entered our first
Barn Hunt and earned a leg in Novice. Lure coursing being opened to
all breeds has been a lot of fun for us
too. It is wonderful to see our Dobes
so well represented in this exhilarating event! Another exciting area we
just earned a title in is weight pull.
When trained and done properly, this
is a very exciting venue where Dobes
can also excel. When we have ‘spare’
time, we attend agility classes at a fabulous new facility in our area, What
a Great Dog. Dock Diving at Dallas
Air Dogs is another really challenging event we are practicing. There is
little time to be idle for performance
Dobermans! This year was a year of
increased learning for me. I entered
Zelda and Wally winning 1st place.
May/June 2014
UKC and International conformation
shows to expand my knowledge of
these Clubs and what they have to
offer, so I would know about them
first hand. These associations have
been quite interesting and fun.
QQ Did you have a mentor?
I have been very fortunate to have
Jim Briley as my mentor in conformation and breeding. He has given me
a great foundation of knowledge to
build on. I reach out to Jim every few
weeks for input on a variety of topics,
from handling to breeding and judging. Having a successful, experienced
mentor, has given me a terrific base
to grow from. My dear friend Lynn
Eggers is always there to support and
give me much needed guidance as
well. Not only do I have mentors, but
I feel like I have a VILLAGE that help
keep SANDIA Kennels performing
well, whether it is conformation, obedience or our other areas of interest.
Fortunately, living in a large metroplex, we have excellent veterinarians,
reproductive specialists and wonderful training venues with knowledgeable professionals willing to share their
training tools and tips.
QQ To date what has been your most
memorable ring experience?
My most memorable ring experience was in 1991 at the Chandler, AZ
National. I showed Stoneleigh Dob
Mann, a puppy from my first litter and
he won the 6-9 Puppy Dog Futurity
out of a huge class. It was very exciting! When I returned to the room
Irene (Bivin) said “Where have you
been, the class should have been over
a long time ago?” I told her I’d still
been showing and we won the class!
We both got a laugh out of that. I was
recently asked to judge Sweepstakes
for the DPC of San Antonio. This was
also one of my most memorable experiences from a different perspective!
I loved this opportunity and hope to
be able to have more ring time in a
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judge’s role.
Wally in a ‘happy’ heel!
Zelda and baby Wally.
Zelda and Wally.
GCh. Kalora’s Fallen Angel NW1
Ch Beaulane Hot Topic
BIS/BISS Ch Eastwick’s Meadow Monster LC-10D
Ch Sunset First Love v Eastwick LC-11D
BISS Ch Marquis I Am the Dragon Rider BFL-1
Ch Cambria’s Cactus Cash
Ch Marquis Yes I Am RN WAC LC-10L
Ch Marquis Absolute Perfection
Damien
#7 Red, vWD Clear, DCM Neg., Heart Full Workup Normal,
Cerf. Clear, Hips OFA Good, Elbows OFA Normal,
Thyroid Normal, Full and proper mouth
Multi BISS Am/Can Ch Tallyesyn Dream Chaser
Ch Tallyesyn Falcon Fire CGC TDI WAC
Can Ch Liberator’s Legally Blonde
Kalora’s I’m A Supermodel
Ch Kalora’s Latin Sensation
Kalora’s Royal Vixen v Cheriden
Ch Apt to B Royal by Design
Owners: Denise DeVito and Kalora
718-343-8573 • [email protected]
GCh. Rhapsody’s Brand New Day, CA, WAC
CHIC # 94489, hips good, elbows normal, thyroid normal,
cardio(echocardiogram) normal, vWD carrier, full dentition, eyes normal
Ch Ravenswood Southern Cross
Ch Star A-Cross Texas Dob Mann
Ch Embar’s Zena Dob Mann
Ch Killeen Dob Mann
Ch Kilimanjaro Dob Mann
Ch Martha Washington Dob Mann
Gentry
Ch Shartasia’s Bandit duz Ace
Am/Intl/UDC/UKC Ch Hillco’s Texas Blazing Star
UD RE OB2 ZTP E1A TDI AD ROM BH CGC D-FFB E1A ThD HIC LC-11D
Royalmead’s Crystal Gayle
Am/Intl/UDC Ch Rhapsody’s Integrity CD RA CGC FFB VCX ROM LC-10L
Ch Ravenswood Southern Cross
UDC/UKC/Intl Ch Cross the Rubicon dob Mann CD RN WAC VCX CGC ThD
Irina Sasu
Rhapsody Dobermans
QQ What was your funniest or most embarrassing moment
in the ring?
My most embarrassing moment in the ring was at the
Kentucky Nationals year before last. My shoes had gotten
wet prior to entering the ring, and the leather had stretched
out. We were lead dog in, and going around the ring as a
group, my shoe flew off. I stopped to pick it up; the following dogs piled up behind us. SO EMBARRASSING — and
at the national! To have that happen after all the preparation was disappointing. However, now I can look back and
laugh, but it felt terrible at the time. I’m sure all handlers
have moments with their dogs they learn from and these
experiences have helped me as an owner/handler.
QQ What advice would you give others who would like to
handle their own dogs?
My advice to others interested in owner/handling would
be the following: 1) Align yourself with a good breeder/handler to be a mentor to you; 2) Go to the best conformation/
handling class you can find and attend religiously, and the
same goes for performance; 3) Be a student of the breed
and continue your education throughout your life whether
continued
in conformation and/or performance; 4) Be an active participant in DPCA and your local club to keep current. Meet
and learn from other Doberman fanciers. Lastly, have thick
skin. You are going to have bumps along the way. Don’t
take the wins, losses, or ringside comments personally.
Enjoy your dog(s) and enjoy the awesome dog people you
come in contact with!
QQ Any closing thoughts on the subject?
My journey that began in the conformation ring continues to flourish in various capacities. One of my greatest
joys are our bi-monthly visits to an assisted living facilityChambrel, with Wally in his therapy capacity. The residents
thoroughly enjoy Wally’s visits and they ask for him and
look forward to seeing him each week. They seem to light
up when they interact with a big Doberman boy! While
Dobermans are my heart, we have recently added a special
Polish imported Chinese Crested to our household. Who
knows what experiences lay ahead in and out of the ring
with him, but I can’t wait to find out! The owner/handler
journey continues!
Featured Breeders
Deadline June 15
May/June 2014
May/June 2014
NEW TITLE HOLDER FEATURE
if you had a new title in March or April it will
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Place your full page COLOR AD for only $250
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NEW TITLE HOLDERS for JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2014
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
CGCA
CH Aquarius’ Wally World V. Sandia BN RN CA CGCA
Zelda Casanova & F Bev Casanova
CGCA
Beretta’s Sidearm Von Tristan CGCA
Ashley Crawford
CGCA
Hoytts Son Of A Gun CD BN RA CGCA
LINDA SAMPLE
CGCA
Lancaster’s Sassi Terlingua BN RN CGCA
Ann Saliba & Andrea Friedman
CGCA
Legends Of Tristan CGCA
Ms. Ashley Nichole Crawford
CGCA
Ebony Vom Haus Do’Urden CGCA
Tina Gonzales & Joe Gonzales
CGCA
Steel Dragon Norma CGCA
Peter Burtis
AX
Soquel’s Chocolate Kisses RA AX AXJ XF
Janice Mitchell & Steve Mitchell & Linda Siegel
AX
Adamas Solar Flare AX AXJ OF
Peg Mueller & Elizabeth M Barrett
AX
Catoms Life’s Just Rosie RN AX OAJ
Carol Kachelmeyer & Jerry R Kachelmeyer
AX
Mm’s & Spitfire’s Salute To Jack AX OAJ CA CGC
Patricia A Moorhatch
AX
Montwood Arista’s Vegas Show Girl AX OAJ OF
Jewell Dunning
AX
Olympia Collateral Damage V Promise AX AXJ
Dr. Lisa R Hill
FX
MW Ambrosia’s Northern Lights RA AX AXJ NAP XF CGC
Mrs. Michelle Anne Ambrose
FX
Soquel’s Chocolate Kisses RA OA AXJ XF
Janice Mitchell & Steve Mitchell & Linda Siegel
FX
Summer’s Lost Ark Raider MX MXJ XF T2B
Summer D. Melillo
FX
“Barnic’s Bad To The Bone Gemma”” CD BN RE MX MXJ XF”
Barbara L Valerio
FX
CH MACH Dancing Star’s Born To Fly CDX RE MXS MJG XF
Karl Getsinger & Donna Getsinger
NF
Adamas Solar Flare NA NAJ NF
Peg Mueller
NF
Caliburn’s Dream Catcher BN OA AXJ NF
Linda Newby Reimann
May/June 2014
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
NF
CH Royal Future Jp Sakura Of Dabney RN MX MXB MXJ MJB NF
Mrs. Linda C Krukar & John J Krukar & Lori S Findley
NF
CH ‘Rena’Ssance De Otra Tierra NAJ NF
Wayne J Rossmiller & Bellinda Rossmiller
NF
Kendra’s Red Wing NA NF
Sheryl Berenbaum
NF
Scarpa’s D.A.R.&E. To Be Jonas BN RN NA NF
Michael Scarpa & Grace Scarpa
OF
Andalin’s Dancing On The Wind AX MXJ OF CGC Betty Bates
OF
CH Pawshere Never A Dull Moment CDX RE MX MXB MXJ MJB OF
Wende Call & Mary K Browning & Jason Call
OF
Adamas Solar Flare OA AXJ OF
OF
Smack-Dab’s All Betts Are Off CD AX MXJ MJS OF Dr. frederick c ochsner III
OFP
Copper Creeks Trip My Trigger NAP OFP
Kimberly Trzcinski
OFP
Emerald’s Black Obsidian RE OAP OJP OFP CA CGC Jennifer Cannerelli & Shawn Cannerelli
MXF
MACH Carosel Valencia Dynamo V Brownstone MXS MJS MXF T2B2
Peg Mueller
BN
CH Cambria’s Tourmaline BN RN
Julianne Haugen & Jerry R Haugen
BN
Leia Von White BN
Errol White
BN
Manitou’s Shiraz With Blue Notes BN RN CGC
Michael Scott & Diane Scott
BN
Rauschund’s Fast Cars And Freedom BN
Mackenzie Baishiki & Marilyn Altheide
BN
Ravensown Rum Runner @ Foxfire BN CAA
Judith Peterson & Michelle Santana & Kim L Owen
BN
Sharjets Salute To Carry Back BN
Douglas Schultz & Joan Schultz
BN
Bell’Lavoros Tornare In Paradiso BN RN
Lloyd Fulcer & Vicky K Brachfeld
BN
Ravalleses Living Legend BN PCD RE
Lisa McCormick & Angela Ravallese
BN
Sharjets Show Stopper BN RN
Susan Dehner & Sharon Marinelli
CGC
Adamas Silver Dollar CGC
Howard Rosen & Phyllis Rosen
CGC
Defensive’s A New Legend Begins CGC
Ms. Ashley N Crawford & Mr. Aaron David Harmer
& Ms. Miranda J Smith
CGC
Diesel Von Cracker CGC
Gary Merring
CGC
Dillon’s Duke CGC
Andy Dillon
CGC
Ebony Vom Haus Do’Urden CGC
Tina Gonzales & Joe Gonzales
CGC
Incredible A’Diva CGC
Shirley G Keaough-Peterson & David V Peterson
CGC
Kyah Sweet Phoenix CGC
Kathy Mish
CGC
Magis Desert Fox CGC
Jason Blanchard
CGC
Mick Ricks Bella’s Blue Twilite CGC
Karen Bahr & Michele Lauzon
CGC
CH Mystikos N Kettle Cove Groovy Kinda Love CGC
ANN GREENE & Sharon Duval & Dawn Aunchman
CGC
Raindance Son Of A Gun CGC
Angela Maria Lungu &
Susan James & Chelsea James & Giovanna Maria Lungu
CGC
Sandjo’s Rumor Has It CGC
Sandy Woodruff
CGC
Beaver’s Zoey CGC
Tonya Beaver
CGC
Dreamcatchers Ima Keeper CGC
Jennifer Reeves & Gloria Reeves
CGC
Hoytts Ruby Red Jewel CGC
Mr. Kenneth Edward Yager
CGC
Joy XXXIV CGC
Sreepathy Viswanathan
CGC
Judons Black Pearl CGC
Tiffiny Yoder & Phil Yoder
CGC
Kimbertal’s Coco Chanell Od Telepa CGC
Dianne Williams-Conklin & Ted G Conklin
CGC
Kyrahn’s Gone With The Wind CGC
Vicki Martin
May/June 2014
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
CGC
Patrick’s Magnificent Loaded Ruger CGC
CGC
Rendevous’ Dixie’s Mocha D-Lite CGC
CGC
Segura’s Jasmine CGC
CGC
Smack-Dab’s Red Chief CGC
CH
CH Aludra’s Madison Blues
CH
CH Cabob’s Star’s Andromeda CGC
CH
CH Cambria’s Ziggy Stardust
CH
CH Classic’s Blueberry Hill
CH
CH Delroz’ Venetian Heiress CGC
CH
CH Doron Thunder Road Pennylane
CH
CH Electron N Foxfire’s Easily The King RN
CH
CH Excelsia’s He Thinks He’s Wonderful
CH
CH Foxfire’s Alltimate Pleasure
CH
CH Foxfire’s Hot Lil Hooligan
CH
CH Foxfire’s Legend Of A Lady
CH
CH Foxfire’s She’s A Pop Star
CH
CH Goldgrove Namaste
CH
CH Horizon’s Siriusly Satchmo
CH
CH Kendra’s Red Red Wine RN
CH
CH Majestic Dancing Queen Lemils
CH
CH Marquis Back In The Game
CH
CH Merimac’s Blue Valentine
CH
CH Mi-Cher’s Song Of Freedom CD
CH
CH Mistel’s Can Can
CH
CH Mistel’s Hully Gully
CH
CH Nightflight Ignite The Fire
CH
CH Platinum’s Take The Money N Run CD RN
CH
CH Rojans The Sand Man
CH
CH Starlaine Brilliant Disguise
CH
CH Sunset Nite B-Fore Christmas
CH
CH Tevrod’Vine Ciao Bella
CH
CH Whiskey Mac’s Fuji
CH
CH Wingate’s M&M
CH
CH Winmar’s Dixie Diva
CH
CH Wishes Heart Of Glory
CH
CH Cambria’s Valhalla
CH
CH Holly Woods Dirty Sexy Money
CH
CH Kelviews Sparking Jewel V Mueller
CH
CH Kettle Cove Red-E To Be Amazed
CH
CH Merrimac’s Chase Manhattan CGC
CH
CH Mick Ricks Bella’s Blue Twilite CGC
CH
CH Mistel’s Zydeco
Dolly Ann Roselip
Sharon Wixom-Dean
Jesse Segura
Patricia Ryan
Rebecca Roter & Rachel Roter
Mary Paris
Ann Wulbrecht & Ann R White
Don Gau & Nora Gau & Tina Beatty
Debra L Rozum
Holly H Schorr & Steve Schorr
Martha Machuca & Teresa Ross
Sharon Loshin-Tsantiotis & Christos Tsantiotis
Betty Koozer & James Koozer
Annette Pachkofsky & Michelle Santana
Taylor Schwartz & Michelle Santana & Ray Schwartz
Michelle Santana & Mariana Gonzales
Sharon Pflueger & Tammy L Rabold
Dr. Deborah Guida
Brenda Borelli & Davida Roof D.V.M. & Jordan Golbatt
Hiroko Lee & Morris Lee
Linda Bellin & Kelly Marquis & Linda Marquis
Nikki McClendon
Cheryl Hassett
Robert L Vandiver & Nancy A Vandiver
Hector Santos & Claudia Santos
Clay Cole & Debi Noonan
Susan Korp & Arthur Korp
Janice M McGerr & Carolyn L Atkins
Elaine Hopper & Michelle Santana
Dawn Danner
John Brown & Corinne Brown
Aslynn Rose
Shelli Ingram
Eric Vaughn & Lisa R Burroff & Darlene Hibbler &
Christine Pfaff
Jorge Rivero-Beneitez
Teresa Richardson & Diane Mcgarvey &
Michael K Thomas & Alyssah Richardson
Mark Anderson & Anne Anderson
Sharon Duval
MARILYN DAVID
Karen Bahr & Michele Lauzon
Chuck Luddeke & Tami G Luddeke
May/June 2014
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
CH
CH Perfex Double Dynamite V Relic CA
Lynn K Reece
CH
CH Sho Me’s Garden Of Eva
Melissa Conrad & Tami Lane & William Spratley
CH
CH Van Orman’s C-Lebrity Of Radiant CA
Mary Ann Byrns
CH
CH Winmar’s Midsummer Night Dream
Tim Williams & Lisa R Burroff & Angie Rodriguez
CH
CH Winmar’s Swift Justice
Nancy Bletzer & Lisa R Burroff
CH
CH Wishes Ferdinad Magellan
Robert M Zamrok & Joyce Zamrok
CD
Carosel Sudden Inspiration CD
Lydia Maduri & Donna Seal
CD
CH Foxfire’s Jessmor Mister T CD RE
Susan Rose & Michelle Santana
CD
Glengate’s Morning Glory Red CD RA
Ket Ayling & Mary Korevaar
CD
Wingate’s Party Favorite CD
Emily J Briggs & Faye Strauss
CD
Bell’Lavoro Ballo La Dolce Vita CD BN RN
Steve Stout & Vicky K Brachfeld
CD
GCH CH Gorrmae’s Singular Sensation CD BN RA CGC
Marilyn L Mannino & Loretta Gorr
CD
GCH CH Heartfelt’s Alibi V Touchstone CD
Joe Lynch & Alisa M Brotherhood & Sara Lynch
CD
Little Miss Magnum May CD
Emily Gasey
CD
Livonija Baron Pompey CD
Frank Delaglio
CD
Roberg’s Revolution CD RN
Kathleen James & Gail Maki
CD
Wisdom’s Eye Kandi CD
Tim Sloan & Connie Sloan
CDX
Danjo’s Between Park And Lexington CDX RE
Jean Lizbeth Avrick
CDX
Hq Knight Dreams Of Pink Diamonds CDX BN THD Kaye Krueger
CDX
CH Triadel’s Flint N Steel CDX BN GN CGC
Michael Berecka
CDX
CH Starlaine True North CDX BN RN
Mary Brown-Scott
CA
Ruger Jones BN RA CA
Shannon L. Jones
CA
Scarpa’s D.A.R.&E. To Be Karma RN CA
Michael Scarpa & Grace Scarpa
CA
CH Emerald Babbling Brook Extijac RN CA
Cathy Ceely
CA
Foxfires Paint The Town Red CA
Ruth Ann Madamba & Michelle Santana & Donna Irvine
CAA
Wyndem’s Neela Kamal Of Emerald RN NAP OJP CAA
Cathy Ceely
AXJ
Danaka’s Who Dares Wins AX AXJ
Dana Knecht
AXJ
Meritage I Want It All OA AXJ
Cindy Bohnert & Sara L Patton & Mike Patton
AXJ
Adamas Solar Flare OA AXJ NF
AXJ
Montwood Arista Just Show’N Off AX AXJ NF
Denise McKay & Jack McKay
AXJ
Thor’s Barrett OA AXJ CGC
Autum Wonderlin & Martin Wonderlin
GO
CT Wingate ‘N Sherluck’s Vanadium VCD2 GO AX AXJ
Jan Plagenz
GCH
GCH CH Allure Playing With Fire
Nancy L Bosley
GCH
GCH CH Black Bart’s Calamity Jane
Christy Jordan
GCH
GCH CH Caryola’s Black Jack
Caryn Cooper
GCH
GCH CH Goldgrove Heaven’s Messanger
Sharon Pflueger & Deborah Dorken
GCH
GCH CH Hidden Acres Magic Knight V Wyndem BN CGC
Fred Willer & Mary Leahy & Jan Willer
GCH
GCH CH Winmar’s Chase’N The Dream
Lisa R Burroff & Beth Wilhite
GCH
GCH CH Allure Fireworks!
Kimberly Anne Meredith & Barry Cavanna
& Carmen Pitts
May/June 2014
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
GCH
GCH CH Fitzmar’s After Hours Cha-Rish RA
Don McFatridge & Mary Jo Ansel
GCH
GCH CH Foxfire’s Lucky Twice CGC
Terry Marquart & Beverly Marquart
MACH MACH Shim Shim Sherie MXB MJS NAP NJP XF
Judi Villano & Chris Villano
MACH MACH Carosel Valencia Dynamo V Brownstone MXS MJS XF T2B2
Peg Mueller
MACH CH MACH Dancing Star’s Born To Fly CDX RE MXS MJG OF
MACH MACH Lh’s Heart Of A Dragon MXS MJS T2B
Suzan Houg & Daniel Houg
MACH13 MACH13 Thornwoods Flare CD MXB4 MJC4 MXF MFC TQX T2B2
Yvonne L Mancino & David Mancino
MACH2 MACH2 Reba MXS MJG NAP NJP XF NFP T2B
Chris Villano & Judi Villano
MACH6 CH MACH6 Mandre’s Grace Under Fire MXC2 MJB3 XF T2B
Todd Houg & Barbara A Ross & Suzan Houg
MACH8 MACH8 Rock’s Indian Sunburn MXG2 MJG2 OF T2B2
Melanie Rock
MACH9 MACH9 Delta Duchess Of Davenport CD RN MXG3 MJC3 MXF TQX T2B
Todd Houg & Suzan B Houg
MX
Abadie’s Swinging On A Star MX MXJ
Timothy Kelber & Sherry Kelber
MX
GCH CH Soquel’s Last Dance MX AXJ NF
Diane Sudori & Jack Sudori & Linda Siegel
MX
Summer’s Lost Ark Raider MX MXJ XF T2B
Summer D. Melillo
MX
Andalin’s Dancing On The Wind MX MXJ OF CGC Betty Bates
MJP
Rhapsody’s Capitoline RE MX MXJ MJB MXP MJP XF T2B
Lorry Minor
MJP
Briarwood Back To Basics CD BN RAE MX MXJ MXP MJP MXF MFP T2B CGC
Mary Callaway
MJP2
Destiny’s Drop Dead Red CDX RE AX AXJ MXP2 MJP XF MFP T2BP
Nicole Bailey & Josh Bailey
MXB
Andalin’s Dance On Fire CD MX MXB MXJ MXF T2B Nicole Bailey & Linda Voss
MXB
Dreaming Of Good Karma MX MXB MXJ MJB
Annmarie Dentici
MXPB
Mandre’s Gale Winds CD RA AX AXJ MXP2 MXPB MJP2
Elaine Z Hopkins & Barbara A Ross
MFB
CH Foxfire N Rockelle I Wanna Talk About Me RN MX MXB MXJ MJB MXF MFB T2B2
Michelle Santana & Chris Christopher & Noni Palmer
& Dorothy Roberts
MJB
CH Royal Future Jp Sakura Of Dabney RN MX MXB MXJ MJB
Mrs. Linda C Krukar & John J Krukar & Lori S Findley
MXC2
CH MACH5 Mandre’s Grace Under Fire MXC2 MJB3 XF T2B
Todd Houg & Barbara A Ross & Suzan Houg
MJC
MACH Smack-Dab’s Fieldstone Flirt CD MXB MJC XF T2B
Cynthia Ochsner
MJC
MACH2 Reba MXS MJC NAP NJP XF NFP T2B
Chris Villano & Judi Villano
MJC
MACH Stardust X-Men’s Spy Mistique CD MXG MJC XFMrs. Dana Knecht
MXJ
Teante’s Heart To Heart CD BN RE AX MXJ OF
Ms. V.Ginger Burrison
MJP
Rhapsody’s Capitoline RE MX MXJ MJB NAP MJP XF T2B
Lorry Minor
May/June 2014
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
MJP
MACH Barnic Wicked Chopper Dreams CD BN RAE MXB MJS MJP NF
Barbara L Valerio
MJP2
Mandre’s Gale Winds CD RA AX AXJ MXP2 MJP2 Elaine Z Hopkins & Barbara A Ross
MXG
MACH2 Catawba’s Something Special UD RA MXG MJG
Elaine Mcavoy
MXG
CH Protocol’s Citius Altius Fortius MX MXG MXJ MJS MXF T2B
Carol Moore & Jocelyn Mullins & Kevin Mullins
MJG
CH Dancing Star’s Born To Fly CDX RE MX MXS MXJ MJG OF
MJG2
MACH4 Adamas Usmc MXB2 MJG2 MXF T2B
Mary L Briant & William E Briant Jr.
MJG2
MACH3 Dedo’s Fostas Touch Of Style CDX MXB2 MJG2
JoAnne Brettscheider & Randy Brettschneider
MXS2
MACH4 Adamas Usmc MXS2 MJG2 MXF T2B
Mary L Briant & William E Briant Jr.
MXS3
MACH6 Smack-Dab’s Daring Dicey MXS3 MJB3 MXF MFB TQX T2B
Janice Morton
MJS
Montwood Arista Chaka Kahn Delcrest MX MXS MXJ MJS XF
Ron Siwecki & Denise Siwecki
MJS
Smack-Dab’s All Betts Are Off CD AX MXJ MJS NF Dr. frederick c ochsner III
MJS
CH MACH Adamas Shake It Up RN MXS MJS XF T2B2
Kimberly Langley & Elizabeth M Barrett
MJS
CH MACH Carosel Suddenly So Hot MXB MJS NF T2B
Teresa A Byron
MJS
GCH CH Foxfire’s Easily Steller V Electron BN RE MX MXB MXJ MJS OF CA
Tammy Markey & Michelle Santana & Teresa Ross
MJS2
MACH3 Paradigm Von Richthofen MXB2 MJS2 XF Debra Hartsfield
MJS2
MACH3 Smack-Dab’s Razzam’Taz CDX RA MXC MJS2 XF T2B
Sarah Conners
NA
CH Alisaton Wishful Thinking V. Gallant Ciden NA NAJ
Merry Fitzgerald D.V.M. & Carissa DeMilta-Shimpeno
& Gwen DeMilta
NA
CH Caryola’s Perfect Obssession BN RE NA NAJ NF CALinda Hodges & Tom Hodges & Debbie Petersen
NA
Adamas Gold Rush NA NAJ
Carol Witt & Elizabeth M Barrett
NA
CH Gallant’s Lil’ Brees V Ciden CD BN GN RA NA NAJ
Janet Balke & Rodney Balke
NAJ
CH Alisaton Wishful Thinking V. Gallant Ciden NA NAJ
Merry Fitzgerald D.V.M. & Carissa DeMilta-Shimpen
& Gwen DeMilta
NAJ
Beck’s Marshal Dillon NAJ
Sherry L Beck & Carol Maxwell
NAJ
Electron N Foxfire’s Easily A Know It All NAJ
Tammy Markey & Michelle Santana & Teresa Ross
NAJ
CH ‘Rena’Ssance De Otra Tierra NAJ NF
Wayne J Rossmiller & Bellinda Rossmiller
NAJ
CH Gallant’s Lil’ Brees V Ciden CD BN GN RA NA NAJ
Janet Balke & Rodney Balke
NAP
Copper Creeks Trip My Trigger NAP NFP
Kimberly Trzcinski
OM1
Phillmar Belle Of The Ball UD OM1
Sandra Davis & Cheryl Green
OTCH
OTCH Cambria’s Gold Standard UDX3 OM4 RN
Jill Young & Cambria Knl
OTCH
OTCH Phillmar Belle Of The Ball OM1
Sandra Davis & Cheryl Green
May/June 2014
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
OA
Adamas Solar Flare OA OAJ NF
Peg Mueller
OA
Catoms Life’s Just Rosie RN OA NAJ
OA
Mm’s & Spitfire’s Salute To Jack OA NAJ CA CGC
OA
Adamas Truth Or Dare CD RE OA OAJ NF
Martha Reichold & Elizabeth M Barrett
OA
CH Miravia Riona OA NAJ
Lisa Smith & Steven D Smith
OA
Wingate’s Soul Singer OA NAJ
Michelle Hibbard
OAJ
Adamas Solar Flare OA OAJ NF
Peg Mueller
OAJ
Mm’s & Spitfire’s Salute To Jack OA OAJ CA CGC
OAJ
“Barnic’s Sic Chic’s Twist”” The Wick CD BN RE OA OAJ
Barbara L Valerio
OAJ
Catoms Life’s Just Rosie RN OA OAJ
OJP
Emerald’s Black Obsidian RE OAP OJP NFP CA CGC Jennifer Cannerelli & Shawn Cannerelli
OJP
CH Gnr Everything Zen NAP OJP CGC
Davida Roof D.V.M. & Kris Harner & Jordan Goldblatt
OAP
CH Foxfire Who Sez I’M A Monster CD BN RA OAP OJP NFP Nancy Thorson & Michelle Santana
OAP
CH Gnr Everything Zen OAP OJP CGC
Davida Roof D.V.M. & Kris Harner & Jordan Goldblatt
RATO
Dare’s Going For Broke CD RE THD RATO
Donald Grskovich & Linda Grskovich
RATO
CH Destiny’s No Checks Or Ious CD RE ONYX RATO
Linda Kolarik Grskovich & Donald Grskovich
PCD
Ravalleses Living Legend PCD RE
RA
Dobehart’s Touch The Sky BN RA
Linda Halbenlieb
RA
CH Horizon’s King Creole BN RA NA NAJ CGC
Sandra L White & Linda George
RA
Rio’s Dare To Believe RA
Paul Severson & Susan Severson
& Amy Severson Martinez
RA
GCH CH Rio’s Winning Red Hot Affair RA
Amy Severson & Susan Severson
RA
Trinity’s Until I Met You RA
Carolyn P Moseley & H Daniel Moseley Jr.
RA
Blu Stones Sweet Mayhem V Zuma RA
Cristina Maxwell & Gwen Lucoff
RA
GCH CH Gorrmae’s Singular Sensation BN RA CGC Marilyn L Mannino & Loretta Gorr
RA
Renejade Velocity Vendetta RA MX MXJ XF
Mary Swindell & James Swindell
RAE
Rebholzer Bad Company CD BN RAE CGC
Catherine LaBarre & Robert Armstrong
RE
Hoytts Son Of A Gun CD BN RE CGCA
LINDA SAMPLE
RE
Ravalleses Living Legend RE
RE
Chuck RE CGC
Catherine Ross
RN
CH Adamas Shake Your Tail Feathers RN
Sharon Yankay & Elizabeth M Barrett
RN
Bakar’s Dynamic Heart RN CGC
Bettina Bickel
RN
Gatehouse As Time Goes By RN
Colt Rosensweig
RN
GCH CH Hidden Acres Magic Knight V Wyndem BN RN CGC Fred Willer & Mary Leahy & Jan Willer
RN
Lady Gia Von Pushka RN CGC
Miss Michelle L Thomas
RN
Lydia RN
Christy Pritchard
RN
Moose CD BN RN CGC
Saundra Urbacke
RN
Smack-Dab’s Always Faithful CDX RN
Terri Kerr
RN
GCH CH Winmar’s Wanna Get Lucky RN
Beth Wilhite & Lisa R Burroff
RN
Bell’Lavoros Pieno Di Peccato RN
Mary E Chrusciel & Vicky K Brachfeld
RN
Rhapsody’s Straights Of Gibraltar RN CGC
Stephen Ford
May/June 2014
Dog Title Dog Name
Owners Name
RN
Roberg’s Revolution CD RN
Kathleen James & Gail Maki
THD
Mystikos N Kettle Cove Lucky In Love RE THD
Amy D’Annibale & Camillo D’Annibale
T2B
CH MACH Dancing Star’s Born To Fly CDX RE MXS MJG XF T2B
T2B
Dancing Star’s Born To Prevail AX MXJ T2B
Todd Houg & Shannon Houg & Suzan Houg
T2B
CH MACH Old Drum’s Double Red CD MXS MJG OF T2B
Charmaine Koenig & Charles Koenig
UD
CH Pajant’s Power Of Love Alisaton UD RE
Melanie Luten & Leslie Hall & Gwen DeMilta
& Barbara Hall
UDX
Gra-Lemor Targwood’s Meant Tobe UDX RE CGC
Lenore Southam & Elaine Hammel
UDX3
Cambria’s Gold Standard UDX3 OM4 RN
Jill Young & Cambria Knl
VST
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Rank/Name of Dog
Owner 1 GCH Tiburon Ariel Bella Dona
M. & T. Moyer, K. & J. Drake
2 GCH Cambria’s Vraiment Parfait
G. Lajeski, K. Thompson, A. Wulbrecht, A. White
3 GCH Tiburon Arsenal
N. Barksdale, F. & D. Sparagna, E. & L. Curtis, J. & A. Dolan
4 GCH Vondura’s Xcelerator Belle Amie
K. Fox, D. Tracy, M. Dellorto
5 GCH Alisaton Blackbird v. Allure Beaulane
R. & J. Kusumoto
6 GCH Raindance Led Zeppelin Of Marquis H. Papazian, S. & C. James, K. Marquis
7 GCH Alpha’s Magic Man, CGC
S. Teague, S. Smith
8 GCH Kamterra’s Legato
K. & M. Moats
9 GCH Allure Playing With Fire
N. Bosley
10 GCH Sharjets Starr Catcher, CD, RA J. & S. Marinelli, S. Kapp, G. Hanna, M. Feller
11 GCH O’s Godiva Dark Demitasse
M. Byrns, P. Onley
12 GCH Dezperado’s Hallelujah
J. & A. Wendt
13 GCH Foxfire’s Tell Me About It
M. Santana, S. St. John
14 GCH Jaroe Legend of Irish Spirit
R. Kelly
15 GCH Shamrock’s Fast Eddie D
V. Sweeny
16 GCH Protocol’s Veni Vidi Vici*
J & K Mullins, S & D Lundy
17 GCH Kelviews Crown Jewel V Mueller
C. Nicholson, C. Kelso
18 GCH Blue Max Pretty Woman V Encore
B. Seielstad, J. & K. Drake
19 GCH Carry-On Merchant Man of Ravenswood
L. Heffernan, B. Clark
20 GCH Raklyn’s Talbot of Alisaton
P. Healy, H. Engel, C. Shimpeno
21 GCH Phllmar Superman
T. Stone
#BOB
105
82
87
66
56
42
35
37
32
32
35
30
23
27
25
18
25
20
27
22
15
Points
2799
2333
2200
1250
1009
800
741
731
729
628
577
510
492
491
463
418
417
415
383
350
327
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.
May/June 2014
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 MACH8 Rock’s Indian Sunburn MXG2 MJC2 OF T2B2 (Shiloh)
M. Rock
3132
2 MACH8 Fulcer’s Raven VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MXB3 MJS3 XF T2B (Raven)
L. Fulcer
2245
3 MACH2 Catawba’s Something Special UD RA MXG MJG (Piper)
E. Mcavoy
2174
4 MACH7 Olympia Tamora V Promise UD MXG2 MJB3 NF T2B (Tamora
C. Koenig
2028
5 CH MACH6 Mandre’s Grace Under Fire MXC2 MJS3 XF T2B (Grace)
T. & S. Houg & B. Ross
1935
6 MACH13 Thornwoods Flare CD MXB4 MJC4 MXF MFC TQX T2B2 WAC (Flare)
Y. & D. Mancino
1907
7 MACH4 Smack-Dab’s Razzam’Taz CDX RA MXB2 MJS2 XF T2B (Tazi)
S. Conners
1790
8 MACH6 Smack-Dab’s Daring Dicey MXS3 MJS3 MXF MFB TQX T2B (Dicey)
J. Morton
1727
9 CH MACH Adamas Shake It Up RN MXS MJS XF T2B2 (Payton)
K. Langley & E. Barrett
1726
10 MACH2 Mikadobe’s Tempest RN MXC MJB2 OF WAC (Stormy)
M. Timken
1689
11 MACH Lh’s Heart Of A Dragon MXS MJS T2B (Draco)
S. Houg & D. Houg
1666
12 MACH2 Reba MXS MJC NAP NJP XF NFP T2B (Reba)
C. & J. Villano
1647
13 MACH Vivala’s Out Of The Blue MXS MJC WAC (Bolt)
C. Apling
1603
14 MACH2 Jaron Von Dynasty MXG MJC MXF T2B4 (Gunny)
M. & W. Briant
1564
15 MACH9 Delta Duchess Of Davenport CD RN MXG3 MJC3 MXF TQX T2B (Delta)
T. & S. Houg
1452
16 CH MACH Carosel Suddenly So Hot MXB MJS NF T2B (FIRE!)
T. Byron
1449
17 MACH4 Adamas Usmc MXS2 MJG2 MXF T2B (Semper Fi)
M & W Briant Jr
1432
18 MACH3 Dedo’s Fostas Touch Of Style CDX MXB2 MJG2 (Fostas)
J. & R. Brettscheider
1422
19 MACH Smack-Dab’s Fieldstone Fancy Free MXS MJG NF
K. & D. Anderson
1402
20 MACH Andalin’s Dance On Fire CD MXB MJB MXF T2B (Jinn)
N. Bailey & L. Voss
1289
TTA CHAIR - Carol Moore - DPCATopTwentyAG @dpca.org
May/June 2014
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
BONUS TOTAL
POINTS POINT
1 OTCH CAMBRIA’S GOLD STANDARD, UDX3 OM5 RN WAC
J YOUNG/CAMBRIA KNL
5
139
6821
S KORP/A KORP
3
23
3558.5
P BURNS
5
151
3302
C STEPHENS
3
40
3179.5
S DAVIS/C GREEN
3
96
2655
6 IRONGATE’S RUM DAIQUIRI, UDX3 OM3 VER RN
C HERL
6
127
2284.5
7 CH STARLAINE BEST KEPT SECRET, CD VER AX AXJ
K FUSS
2
102
2272
MCAVOY, E
0
0
1763.5
P DELEHANTY
1
35
1605.5
10 KACHINA’S BLACKPEGASUS V ANNDRA, CD
P GARIC
0
0
1374
11 GCH CH SHARJETS STARR CATCHER, CD RA
S MARINELLI
0
0
1179
S KORP, A KORP
0
0
1175.5
1
1
1175
M FITZGERALD/G DEMILTA/C PITTS
1
12
995
D PRUESKI
0
0
983.5
K HARNER/R HARNER/G DEMILTA/C DEMILTA 1
2
981.5
2 CH OTCH PLATINUM’S BLACK AGAIN, UDX6 OM9 RN
3 BLUE CHIP BRICK ROAD V ENCHANT, UD IPO1 WAC CGC
4 HOYTTS HIDDEN TREASURE, UDX4 OM4 GN GO RE
5 OTCH PHILLMAR BELLE OF THE BALL, OM1
8 CATAWBA’S SOMETHING SPECIAL, UD RA MXG MJG
9 CINNAKERRY’S VALIDATION, UD OM1 MX MXJ
12 CH PLATINUM’S TAKE THE MONEY N RUN, CD RN
13 MACH7 FULCER’S RAVEN, VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MX C2 MJB3 XF T2B
L FULCER
14 CH MACH2 ALLURE ABSOLUTE ALISATON ROJAN, UD MXG MJG
15 A KISS TO REMEMBER, BN CD NA NAJ
16 ALISATON RHAPSODY SKY VIEW, CDX BN GN PCDX
16 SHARJETS AWESOME ACT V PHILMAR, CDX
18 CH CAMBRIA’S NOTORIOUS, CD
19 CT WINGATE ‘N SHERLUCK’S VANADIUM, VCD2 AX AXJ
K TOME
0
0
981
J YOUNG, A WHITE
0
0
787.5
J PLAGENZ
0
0
786
0
0
782.5
20 GRA-LEMOR TARGWOOD’S MEANT TOBE, UD RE CGC L SOUTHAM/E HAMMEL
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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the Top 20 Obedience chairperson immediately. Cindy Bohnert, 3422 Bell Line Road, Omro, WI 54963   E-Mail: [email protected] You do not
need to be a DPCA member to qualify for Top 20 Obedience,  nor to participate in the Top 20 Obedience event at the National show in October.
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DENALLI’S DOWN IN MISSISSIPPI UP TO NO GOOD ........ 3
WENDORF DOBERMANS ...................................................14
DENALLI’S GOD BLESS TEXAS ............................................. 3
WENDORFS VALOR ........................................................... 20
FRANCESCA’S AGAINST ALL ODDS .................................... 3
SUNSET B-LIEVE IT AT ACCLAIM ....................................... 25
SILVERHAWK’S MONSTERS INC ........................................... 3
SUNSET SOPHISTICATE OF SOQUEL ................................. 26
VAN ORMAN’S C-LEBRITY OF RADIANT ............................ 4
SUNSET NITE B-FORE CHRISTMAS .................................... 27
VAN ORMAN’S I WANT IT ALL ............................................ 5
DENHAR TOO BAD TO BE GOOD .................................... 28
GORRMAE’S BEYOND BEYONCE ........................................ 6
ELEMENT ROCK STAR ........................................................ 29
MOA’S SET FIRE TO THE RAIN ............................................. 7
KALORA’S FALLEN ANGEL ................................................. 34
MERRIMAC’S CHASE MANHATTAN ..................................... 9
RHAPSODY’S BRAND NEW DAY ....................................... 34
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