February - Dogs Queensland

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ISSUE 2
February 2016
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE
ASIAN
BREEDS
Part 1
German Shepherds Dogs
The Honour and
P r i v i l e g e Wa l k 2 0 1 5
Wr i t t e n b y L o u i s D o n a l d
The Beagle Club
of Queensland
Sets World Record!
Ayzsa Relight My Fire (LuLu)
Dogs Queensland
The Queensland Dog World
Inside this issue
Cover photograph:
Ayzsa Relight My Fire (LuLu), Owned by Darcy Stratford
Cover photo credits: Photographer David Rogers
2-3
President’s Message
4
Editorial Notes
5-8
Board Notes
9 - 17
Notices
18
Life Membership Awards
February Library book reviews:
‘Dog Conformation
and Its Evaluation’
‘Common Genetic
Diseases of the Dog’
Page 21
Articles of Interest
20
Library News
22 - 24
Shar-Pei Out of the Tombs Feature Breed
25 - 27
The Impressive and Regal Tibetan Mastiff
Feature Breed
28 - 30
The History of the Chow Chow Feature Breed
31
The Akita Gallery Insight
32 -33
The Akita Feature Breed
36 - 37
Zone 2 Dog World Column, February 2016
40 - 44
German Shepherds Dogs, The Honour and
Privilege Walk 2015, Written by Louis Donald
With Interest, Written by Patricia McLeod,
International All Breeds Judge
45
46 - 47
Show Chat with Ashlyn Montgomery
48 - 49
The Beagle Club of Queensland Sets World Record
51
Royal Canin Purple Agility and Jumpers Trial
2016 EKKA
Royal Queensland Dog Show
Innovation and
Enthusiasm
Written by Nadia Attridge
Pages 34 - 37
Schedules
52 - 69
Show Schedules
70 - 74
Obedience Trial Schedules
75
Other Trial Schedules
Directories
76 - 79
Registered Breeders Directory
81 - 83
Kennel Clubs Directory
84
Rates Guide
www.dogsqueensland.org.au
TRACKING AND SCENT
WORK SEMINAR
Page 50
February 2016 - 1
The President’s Message
President’s Message for February 2016
State Puppy Farming Legislation
As I mentioned in my President’s Message in the January 2016 Dog World, the State
Government is looking to introduce so called ‘State Puppy Farming Legislation’ and
as further stated, we are doing our level best to stay at the forefront of the matter
and gain exemptions for our Members.
I would like to thank all those Members that have provided feedback on what is
a very emotive issue indeed, more Members have replied to this survey than any
previous survey on any subject. I would emphasise again at this point that the survey
is merely a starting point and has given the Board a clear indication of Member’s
views. The Board intends to seek further detailed input on this matter before any
decision is finalised.
For those that haven’t as yet answered the survey, it is open until 17th February 2016.
Camping Update
I know many of you will have received an email re the Camping situation but as this
is such an important issue, I will provide a summary and a further update:
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On 26th October 2015, the ‘Development Application for Extensions to Existing
Club (ancillary caravans and tents) over 247 King Avenue, Durack was lodged
with the Brisbane City Council (BCC)
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This is a necessary application to allow Caravans and RV’s to stay at the Dogs
Queensland Sports Grounds around Show Days. This was paid on 4th November
2015 and allowed BCC to commence work on assessing the application
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On commencement of the assessment, BCC initially indicated that they would
request any further information regarding the application within 10 business
days, this time period was then extended, as they are permitted to do
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On 2nd December 2015, BCC requested further information, mainly in regards
to a Bushfire Management Plan that was requested under section 276 of the
Sustainable Planning Act 2009.
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Owing to the Christmas break, this survey was unable to be completed prior
to Christmas and was completed the week commencing 11th January 2016.
This was then lodged with BCC and the period of Public Notification period
commenced on 21st January
Dogs Queensland Board Notes
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The Public Notification period will take 15 Business Days. Then, providing
there are no further issues and no further issues are foreseen, BCC have 20
business days to decide upon the application
As always I will keep you up to date with any further developments.
PR for Dogs Queensland
As you also may know, the Dogs Queensland Board has appointed renowned
Australasian PR Agency, PPR; http://ppr.com.au/ to assist them in the following
areas:
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Increase awareness of Dogs Queensland
Position Dogs Queensland as the authority on dog breeding in Queensland
Make Dogs Queensland the ‘go to’ voice for comment on anything related
to dogs in Queensland
PPR will take a proactive role in ensuring that Dogs Queensland is on the front
foot for all potential issues by providing strong content to both Social Media
(including Facebook) and more traditional mainstream media.
PPR will also ensure that all levels of Government become increasingly aware of
the standards set by Dogs Queensland, especially in regards to any proposed
State Puppy Farm Legislation by the Queensland Government.
So far with the Press Releases in regards to Australian Breeds, the General
Manager has conducted interviews with ABC Mackay and ABC Wide Bay, as
well as the story being picked up by the Gold Coast Bulletin, Sunshine Coast
Daily, Bundaberg News Mail and other regional and local news outlets.
Although these and coming articles are positive in nature and focused on pure
bred dogs, they are aimed at getting the Dogs Queensland name out there
so when issues of a more substantive nature occur, Dogs Queensland will be
among the first organisations whose opinion is sought.
Shane Thomas
President
February 2016 - 3
Dogs Queensland Editorial
Edited by: Dogs Queensland office
Design and artwork by:
Dogs Queensland office
President
Mr S. Thomas
Senior Vice President
Miss A. Carius
Junior Vice President
Mrs U. Greenwood
Secretary
Mr R. Harrison
Board
Ms S. Bendixen, Mr C. Pettett,
Mr T. Thomas, Mr LJ. Blumel,
Mrs S. J. Mundt, Mrs. B.M. Murfet,
Miss C. Pearen, Mrs N. Zimmerle
and Mr D. Weil
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Email
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Durack Sports Grounds address:
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Breed advertising layout and
photograph returns:
Dogs Queensland office
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Email: [email protected]
Commercial advertising:
Dogs Queensland Office
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When is your breed featuring?
March
‘Asian
Dog Breeds
Part 2’
Lhasa Apso, Tibetan Terrier, Pug, Japanese Chin
April
Border Collies
May
TBA
Copy deadline:
All magazine content for The Queensland Dog World is required to be submitted
prior to the1st of the month for the following months issue.
No exceptions can be granted.
Front cover photograph policies:
All readers of the Queensland Dog World are invited to submit photographs for front cover
consideration. (a) Paid cover and breeds of the month given first preference. (b) Highest quality
photograph chosen from above. (c) Actual photographs requested - not digital prints. (d) Only portrait
(vertically aligned) photographs will be accepted. (e) In the event no photographs are received
for (a) above, then a submission of another breed may be chosen - again, paid over non-paid. Head
shots, groups or show poses are accepted.
The opinions expressed in contributor’s articles are not necessarily those of the Dogs Queensland Committee.
This magazine reserves the right to refuse the publication of any item or advertisement and, whilst every
effort is made to ensure copy is reproduced correctly, no responsibility is taken for error.
Notice to advertisers
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4 - February 2016
The Trade Practices Act came into force on 1st October 1974. Certain provisions of the act relating to
consumer protection place a heavy burden upon advertisers, advertising agents and the publishers
of advertisements. In view of the obvious impossibility of our ensuring that advertisements submitted
for publication comply with the act, advertisers themselves need to ensure that the provisions of the
act are strictly complied with. In cases of doubt, advertisers are advised to seek legal advice before
submitting advertising material.
Board Notes February 2016
Durack Fun Days
For 2016, Clubs using Durack for ‘Fundays’ or similar events will
only be allowed to do so twice a year. The dates for 2016 will be
Sunday 8th May and Sunday 13th November.
Easter Office Closure
All Members are asked to please note that the Dogs Queensland
Office will be closed for the Easter Holidays from 12:00pm on
Thursday 24th March 2016 and will reopen on Tuesday 29th March
2016 at 8:00am.
Herding Rules Review
That person will have a minimum of fifteen (15) years continuous
full membership of Dogs Queensland and must have been a
member of a Club or Clubs during that time. Such nominations
are to include a citation, which provides the justification for the
nomination. Citations for those Life Memberships awarded will
be published in the Dog World magazine and, where possible,
presentations will be made at an appropriate function or event.
The CCC(Q) Ltd Board of Directors will consider all nominations
on their merit and with strict confidentiality.
The Board sees the grant of Life Membership as honouring a
member who has been truly outstanding in his or her support
of Canine Affairs, particularly beyond that of a single Club. All
nominations for 2016 Dogs Queensland Life Memberships
should be received in the Dogs Queensland Office no later than
Wednesday 2nd March 2016.
All Clubs and individuals are invited to present their Rules
submissions to the Herding Sub-Committee electronically via
the Dogs Queensland Office. All submissions are to be received
no later than 30th April 2016.
Durack Catering Specialty Days
You are asked that when submitting any changes, could you
please write the old rule, write the suggested changes to the rule
and then supply a rationale for each change.
Specialty Days
The Catering for the 2016 Specialty Days will be done by the
following Clubs/Committees;
20th February
5th - 6th March
29th -30th April
10th - 12th June
9th - 10th July
6th - 7th August
17th September
18th September
Obedience, Agility, Tracking, DWD, Rally-O,
Endurance, Herding and Lure Coursing
Judges Training
All applications to enter the Judges Training Scheme for the
disciplines above should be received no later than 31st May 2016.
New / Updated Charges
Dogs Queensland is introducing a charge of $21 to transfer a dog
to the Neuter Register, effective from 1st March 2016. Members
are reminded that they have to transfer the dog to the register to
be eligible to compete in neuter classes.
The Ground Levy for Specialty Breed Championship Shows will
be reduced from $3.30 to $2.50 for Shows with 50 entries or less.
This will be effective for Shows held after 1st January 2016.
Dogs Queensland Life Membership
Life Membership may be granted to any member of Dogs
Queensland who has rendered outstanding or special services
to Dogs Queensland. That person shall retain membership of
Dogs Queensland for their life unless otherwise determined by
virtue of any exercise of disciplinary proceedings under the CCC(Q)
Ltd Rules.
Any Affiliated Kennel Club or Dogs Queensland Member may
nominate any member for Life Membership.
St Bernard Club of Qld
German Shepherd Dog Club of Qld
Qld Gundog Assoc
Ipswich Kennel Club
Maree Kennel Club
French Bulldog Club of Qld
German Shepherd Dog Club of Qld
Grounds/DOY Committees
AGM Notice
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF
MEMBERS of the Canine Control Council (Queensland) Limited will
be held in the DURACK CLUBHOUSE, CCC(Q) Ltd Showgrounds,
King Avenue, Durack at 7:30pm on Wednesday 30th March 2016.
All Members have a right to appoint a proxy under Clauses 55-59
of the CCC(Q) Ltd Constitution.
Business to be conducted:
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Receiving the report of the Board of Directors for the previous
year.
Receiving the annual financial accounts duly certified by the
Auditor.
The appointment of the Auditor for the next Financial Year
Confirmation of CCC(Q) Ltd Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax
exemption status.
Any other item of business submitted in writing by a member
to the Secretary not less than fourteen (14) days prior to the
date fixed for the AGM.
February 2016 - 5
Continued from page 5
In accordance with Clause 48.1(5) of the CCC(Q) Ltd Constitution,
Members are asked to submit any additional items of business
to the CCC(Q) Ltd Office no later than 15th March 2016. To assist
Members in providing the most accurate and timely information, if
anyone has any questions in regards to the financial accounts it is
requested that those be submitted no later than 15th March 2016
Note 1: All Financial Members are entitled to attend the AGM,
vote at the AGM and submit Items of Business for the AGM. Any
renewing Members from 2015 who are yet to pay their 2016
Renewal Fees may only attend the AGM but may not vote at the
AGM unless their 2016 Renewal Fees are paid prior to the AGM.
Note 2: All Financial Members unable to attend have the right to
appoint a proxy in accordance with Clauses 55 – 59 of the CCC(Q)
Ltd Constitution; this proxy form will be available from the Dogs
Queensland Website once additional items of business have been
received.
Note 3: The 2015 Annual Report will be available on the Dogs
Queensland Website on or around 1st March 2016 and if Members
require a hard copy, they are to request one from the Dogs
Queensland Office prior to or after that date.
All Members are asked to note that ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
OF MEMBERS will not be held simultaneously in the regional
centres in 2016 due to technical difficulties previously experienced
in those centres.
Deceased Dogs
All Members are reminded of the need to notify the Dogs
Queensland Office of any dogs that are deceased as per Rule 47
(c) below;
47. A Certificate of Registration will be issued for every dog
accepted on the Registers of the CCC(Q) and,
c. returned, or copy thereof returned, to the CCC(Q) when the
dog is deceased.
This is essential to allow the database to maintain accurate
Members of dogs owned by Dogs Queensland Members.
REWRITTEN RULE 260
All Members are asked to take note of the provisions of Rule 260
that will take immediate effect;
260 – Rewritten
(1) Where an exhibition with contracted Judge/s may be cancelled,
abandoned or postponed, a majority of the Show Committee
must, wherever possible, physically inspect the site and assess
conditions together with any CCCQ Ltd Director before any
decision to cancel, abandon or postpone is made.
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(2) In an extreme circumstance;
(i) the CCCQ Ltd Director may make such decision if
the timing is prior to the Show and advise the Club
accordingly, or
(ii) a senior member of the Show Committee may make
such decision if the timing is during the Show.
(3) The CCCQ Ltd must be advised prior to cancellation,
abandonment or postponement of the exhibition unless
extraordinary circumstances exist, where the Board of Directors
must then be advised as soon as possible.
(4) All means of communication (including Radio, Social Media
(Facebook, etc.), Dogs Queensland website, Dogzonline and via
email) should be employed to advise exhibitors of the cancellation,
abandonment and in the case of postponement of an exhibition,
any information regarding a new time or venue, etc.
(5) (i) Should the exhibition be relocated at new grounds
without sufficient time to notify all exhibitors, a person
nominated by the Show Committee will remain at or near
the original site on the day of the exhibition until the
closing time has expired for collection of exhibit numbers
to redirect exhibitors.
(ii) A prominent notice describing the location of the
alternate site must also be displayed at or near the original
advertised site until the exhibition has ended.
(6) Entry fees are refundable to exhibitors within 28 days of
the advertised exhibition date for any cancelled or abandoned
exhibition upon application.
(7) (i) Clubs, at their discretion, are at liberty to accept additional
entries for exhibitions postponed to a future date in order to
offset losses incurred due to the postponement (i.e. Judging
expenses, changes etc.).
(ii) The foregoing is conditional upon a new catalogue being
produced with exhibits entered in classes applicable to the
revised date of the postponed exhibition and also extending
exhibitors the option to notify of class alterations.
ALTERED RULE 167b
Rule 167b appeared incompletely in the November Dog World, it
is reproduced in full below;
The owner of a dog which wins no fewer than 1,000 points,
including three (3) All Breeds Best In Shows; or ten (10) Best in
Group / Multi Breed or Breed Specialty Best In Show may apply
to the CCC(Q) for such dog to be awarded the title “Supreme
Champion”, provided the following provisions are also met;
a) Either three (3) different Best in Show Judges or ten (10) different
Best in Group / Specialty judges must be submitted, there can be
no repeated judges;
b) The implementation date for the awarding of the title of
Supreme Champion be 1st July 2012;
c) A Supreme Championship will not be awarded to animals
retrospectively, but an animal will be eligible to be awarded the
title of Supreme Champion, if they gain some points towards the
title of Supreme Champion (1,000 points) after the implementation
date of the 1st July 2012.
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Dogs Queensland QDS State Obedience/Agility/Rally-O Trial on
25th/26th June 2016
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ANKC News
Please note that the relevant document on the Dogs Queensland
/ ANKC Website has been amended where applicable;
RULES FOR THE CONDUCT OF NATIONAL AGILITY TEAMS
EVENTS – CORRECTION
We have been alerted to an error which appears in the Rules for
the Conduct of National Agility Teams Events which are effective
from 1st January 2016.
The National Agility Committee Chairperson, Mr Bob Mills has
been consulted and confirmed after review of the approved 2015
National Agility Committee meeting minutes that the following
section of content appearing at the bottom of Page 2 and the
beginning of Page 3 of the rules should have been removed:
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A dog that is withdrawn from the ring, or fails to complete the
course for any reason, will incur a score of 200 penalty faults.
The maximum faults that a dog can incur are 200.
Results will be determined by ANKC Ltd scoring – i.e. Individual
performances will be recorded with Clear Rounds, Course Faults,
Time Faults and Penalty Faults being incurred and totalled.
After the conclusion of each Trial each team consisting of five
(5) members will nominate and discard its worst result. The total
faults of four (4) team members only will be added together to
represent the Team score for each Trial.
The total faults per team for both Trials will be totalled to
represent the Team Total Score.
The team with the least Total Faults at the conclusion of both
Trials will be declared the
Team Event Winner.
Tied Results: Where the Total Faults for two or more teams are
equal the winner will be determined by the following analysis:-
If they are still equal:
2. The team with the lowest Total Course Time from both Trials.
RULES FOR THE CONDUCT OF DRAFTING TESTS
Please note the following correction to the list that appeared in
the January Dog World:
Mr H Ljuhar 262.2(5)
1. The team with the least Total Course Faults from both Trials.
The approved Rules for the Conduct of Drafting Tests effective
from 1st January 2016 are now available from the ANKC website
ANKC LTD REGISTRATION OF FROZEN SEMEN AND OTHER
PROCEDURES – UPDATED
The updated ANKC Ltd Registration of Frozen Semen and Other
Procedures document are now available from the ANKC Website
REGULATIONS PART 2 - JUDGES : AMENDED
The updated and amended Regulations Part 2 – Shows are now
available from the ANKC Website
AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION PARTS 3C, 3D, 3E, 3F, 3G & 3H
The updated and amended Regulations Shows are now available
from the ANKC Website
Regulations Part 3C – Regulations for the Conduct of Obedience
Trial Judges Training Scheme – Clause 11.1
Regulations Part 3D – Regulations for the Conduct of Endurance
Trial Judges Training Scheme – Clause 11.1
Regulations Part 3E – Regulations for the Conduct of Tracking
Judges Training Scheme – Clause 11.1
Regulations Part 3F – Regulations for the Conduct of Rally
Obedience Judges Training Scheme – Clause 11.1
Regulations Part 3G – Regulations for the Conduct of Agility
Jumping & Games Judges Training Scheme – Clause 11.1
Regulations Part 3H – Regulations for the Conduct of Dances with
Dogs Judges Training Scheme – Clause 12.1
AMENDMENT TO REGULATIONS PART 6 SECTION 10
The updated and amended Regulations Part 6 Section 10 are now
available from the ANKC Website
AMENDMENT TO REGULATIONS PART 5 SECTION 10 CLAUSE 7.7 (C)
The updated and amended Regulations Part 5 Section 10 Clause
7.7 (C) are now available from the ANKC Website
BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG - CHANGE OF BREED STANDARD
The Breed Standard on our Website to be updated accordingly to
the FCI Breed Standard
February 2016 - 7
Feature Breed
ANKC LTD GROUP LISTING – UPDATE
RECOGNITION OF NEW BREED : COTON DE TULEAR
This breed was moved from Group 7 to Group 4 effective 1st
January 2016. The updated copy of the Group listing where the
three varieties of the Peruvian Hairless Dog now reflects what
appears on the ANKC website.
In accordance with the endorsed with the ANKC Electronic Motion,
the Coton De Tulear will be eligible for entry on to the pure bred
register forthwith and shall be able to be shown effective from 1st
March 2016 in Group 1 (Toys) for exhibition purposes.
The Breed Standard and Breed Standard extension is available
from the Dogs Queensland Website
Alterations and additions to
approved Judges list
AMENDMENT TO BREED STANDARD - PYRENEAN MASTIFF
Due to the ANKC Ltd breed standard format varying from that
of the FCI format, a number of changes were required to the
Pyrenean Mastiff breed standard to reflect the FCI breed standard
which ANKC Ltd currently uses. Our website has been updated
accordingly.
AMENDMENT TO BREED STANDARD - CANE CORSO
Due to the ANKC Ltd breed standard format varying from that
of the FCI format, a number of changes were required to the
Cane Corso breed standard to reflect the FCI breed standard
which ANKC Ltd currently uses. Our website has been updated
accordingly.
AMENDMENT TO BREED STANDARD - WHITE SWISS SHEPHERD DOG
Due to the ANKC Ltd breed standard format varying from that of
the FCI format, a number of changes were required to the White
Swiss Shepherd Dog breed standard to reflect the FCI breed
standard which ANKC Ltd currently uses. Our website has been
updated accordingly.
AMENDMENT TO REGULATIONS PART 5
Please note the updated Regulations Part 5 – Show in accordance
with the 2015 ANKC Ltd Board meeting are now available from
the ANKC website.
REGULATIONS PART 8 - MEMBER BODIES & MEMBERSHIP :
AMENDED
Please note the ANKC website has been updated with the
amended Regulations Part 8 – Member Bodies and Membership
REGULATIONS PART 13 - NATIONAL BREED COUNCILS /
USE OF THE WORD “NATIONAL” IN THE NAME OF AN EVENT
(CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS)
Championship:
Mrs D. Zipperer has retired from the Judges Panel. The Board
of Directors wishes to thank her for her years of commitment
as an All Breeds Judge and wishes her luck with future
endeavours
Mr J. Sherri has retired from the Judges Panel. The Board of
Directors wishes to thank him for his years of commitment
as a Championship Judge and wishes him luck with future
endeavours
Miss A. Carius
New Email: [email protected]
Qualified Handler Judges:
Miss O. Mangin
New Postal Address: 57 Kehls Rd, AVONDALE 4670
Miss N. Collins
Field Trial and Earthdog Trial Judges:
Mr B. Pritchard has retired from the Judges Panel. The Board
of Directors wishes to thank him for his years of commitment
as a Retrieving Trial Judge and wishes him luck with future
endeavours
Mr A. Turner
New Email address: [email protected]
Mr D. Nicol
Please note the ANKC website has been updated with the
amended Regulations Part 13 – National Breed Council
8 - February 2016
ATTENTION: ALL OWNERS OF GERMAN SHEPHERD DOGS ANKC LTD SURVEY
HIP AND ELBOW DYSPLASIA REQUIREMENTS
FOR REGISTRATION OF GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES ON THE MAIN REGISTER
This survey applies to any Member of a Canine Control affiliated with the ANKC Ltd who is the owner of a registered German Shepherd Dog. In the
interests of the breed, please read this survey carefully and reply by completing the return slip below and return to the ANKC Ltd Administrator, PO
Box 309, Carina, Qld, 4152, or by email to: [email protected] by COB 1st March, 2016. If sending via email please clearly note in the Subject
heading “GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG SURVEY”.
Proposal
The ANKC Ltd and the ANKC Ltd National Canine Health and Wellbeing Committee recommend that: The ANKC Ltd have resolved to conduct a Survey of all German Shepherd Dog owners recommending that:
Litter Registration Limitations are to be amended as follows and will apply for litters born from 1st January 2017:1.1
Both parents of every litter must be screened for Hip Dysplasia through an official Hip Dysplasia Control Scheme. Where the parents have been
born after the 30th June 2015, they must record a score of no more than eight (8) on either hip, with no more than three (3) in any one area, or in
the case of imported animals, a grading that is deemed to be acceptable for breeding in their country of origin.
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Both parents of every litter must be screened for Elbow Dysplasia through an official Elbow Dysplasia Control Scheme. Where the parents have
been born after the 30th June 2015, they must record a grading of Normal, Near Normal or Grade One on both elbows, and must be free from the
condition of UAP (Ununited Anconeal Process).
If litter registration limitations are approved for each or either of these diseases, breeders of litters whelped on or after 1st January, 2017, will be required
to comply with the requirements as a prerequisite to registration of any litter on the ANKC Ltd Main Register. Dogs must be positively identified by
microchip, and/or tattoo prior to being x-rayed. Litters which do not meet the above requirements will only be able to be placed on the Limited
Register and will be flagged not to be upgraded.
A majority of registered owners within the breed and responding to this survey must be in favour before approval is given by the ANKC Ltd. Each of the
above two items will be considered separately.
Rationale
It is over fifteen years since the requirement was introduced for German Shepherd Dogs to show proof of x-ray for hips and elbows. It should be noted
that a total hip score of 16 is still above the breed average and hence the majority of the breeding stock will still be utilised in the breeding program but
it will ensure the removal of animals severely affected with hip dysplasia.
While animals with Grade Two, and Grade Three elbows or Ununited Anaconeal Process (UAP) form a small percentage of animals x-rayed and numerically
are very small, but in reality pose a real threat of increasing the incidence of Elbow Dysplasia within the German Shepherd Dog, hence only Normal, Near
Normal, Grade One graded animals should be considered within any breeding program.
Cut along the Dotted Line
ANKC Ltd German Shepherd Dog Survey
This section to be sent to the ANKC Ltd Administrator, PO Box 309, Carina, Qld, 4152 or by email to: [email protected] by COB 1st March,
2016. If sending via email please clearly note in the Subject heading “GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG SURVEY”.
YOUR VOTE (Please cross out whichever is not applicable)
1.1
1.2
Both parents of every litter must be screened for Hip Dysplasia through an official Hip Dysplasia Control Scheme. Where the parents have been
born after the 30th June 2015, they must record a score of no more than eight (8) on either hip, with no more than three (3) in any one area, or in
the case of imported animals, a grading that is deemed to be acceptable for breeding in their country of origin.
YES / NO
Both parents of every litter must be screened for Elbow Dysplasia through an official Elbow Dysplasia Control Scheme. Where the parents have
been born after the 30th June 2015, they must record a grading of Normal, Near Normal or Grade One on both elbows, and must be free from
the condition of UAP (Ununited Anconeal Process).
YES / NO
NAME:
MEMBERSHIP NUMBER:
Registered Number and DOB of a German Shepherd Dog you currently own:
Signature:
DOB:
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Date:
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Dogs Queensland Notices
Herding Sub-Committee
Vale
Report for 2015
Beautiful Memories
Sup Ch. Wayatinah Geronymo
Well, the Herding Sub-Committee were busy in 2015 arranging
and running judges’ training. This is a first for this Sub-Committee
so we had to start from scratch. At the moment in Queensland,
herding is only a small group as obviously it needs very specific
venues and stock to hold trials and training.
As there are not many trials at the moment, 6 or 7 next year, it is
hard for trainee judges to get the experience by going to trials
and stewarding or stock handling.
So we decided to develop a training course with practical classes
as well as theory.
We held three days practical where the herding competitors
came and helped put the trainees through their paces and two
days theory where they nutted out the rules and regulations for
running trials and judging them.
Geronymo passed away in 2015, however his legacy
lives on in the show-ring.
Sadly missed by Rodney and Kim Abell
We would like to thank the herding community for their help.
Ellie Wong and her family for the use of their home and stock for
our first practice herding class and Ellie’s input with the training.
Anne and Carl Mitchell for the use of their property and Stock.
Anne’s help with the practical teaching and the good ideas to
make our trainees think.
To John Mitchell for help with teaching and demonstrating. We
had a stock handling class at Tracey Lamb’s place where the
trainees were put through their paces on handling both sheep
and ducks without dogs. All of these classes have given our trainee
judges the chance to practice and the chance to discuss with our
experienced judges and competitors lots of different scenarios.
Last but by no means least I would like to thank Peter Mayne for
pulling it all together not only on the practical days but all the
theory and background work for our course.
10 - February 2016
On a different note, we also managed a duck herding demo at this
year’s dog spectacular.
The public and dog world really seemed to enjoy watching Panda
take our feathered friends round the obstacles and into the pen.
They also liked the brochure we produced to hand out with
information on the sport.
The public were quite surprised on just how many breeds could
actually herd and spent time at the photo boards trying to identify
them all.
Duck Herding was also featured on Totally Wild. Ranger Tracey
came out to Wongapong to film. You can find it on their website.
Jacqueline Perrins (Chair)
February 2016 - 11
RAFT News
Retrieving and Field Trials Committee
The RAFT Committee assists Dogs Queensland in supporting the
Field and Retrieving trialling community (Clubs and individuals)
in assuring field sports for working gundogs continue to thrive
and individuals have the opportunity to participate in field events
sanctioned by the ANKC.
Retriever Ability Tests For Gundogs (RATG)
- Update
Further to a proposal to use replica game as an alternative to
pigeons or dummies for the retrieving tests in Retrieving Ability
Tests for Gundogs (RATG) the National RAFT has deemed it to be
an issue which can be dealt with at individual state level.
You are advised that Dogs Queensland has approved the following
addition to the ANKC Rules for the conduct of Retrieving Ability
Tests for Gundogs which will apply for Queensland RATG events:
Addition to:
Section 8 – Definition of Terms
“Dummies”: may include replica game such as Dokken. When used,
they should be consistent with the existing criteria for dummies
with respect to size, colour and weight.
Please note that the requirement that all dummies are to be
approved by the Judge prior to judging will remain applicable.
Interested in Retrieving Trials?
Contacts:
Pictured above: Working Gundogs doing what they are bred for - A
German Shorthaired Pointer pointing game.
Upcoming Events
Sun: 20th March
RATG
Labrador Club
Fri: 25th March
RT
Allenview FRA
Sat: 26th March
RT
Allenview FRA
Sun: 27th march
RT
Allenview FRA
Sat: 16th April
RT
Labrador Club
Sun: 17th April
RT
Labrador Club
Sun: 24th April
RATG
MDOC
Sat: 7th May
RT
Bundaberg WBWGC
Sun: 8th May
RT
Bundaberg WBWGC
12 - February 2016
Field and Retrieving Association for Gundogs Inc.
Geoff Dawson: [email protected]
Ph: (07) 3886 6367, Burpengary
Labrador Club of Qld:
Bronwyn Sheppard: [email protected]
Ph: (07) 3297 5570, Jimboomba
Wide Bay Working Gundog Club:
Wendy Michalk: [email protected]
Ph: (07) 4152 2362, Bundaberg
2015 RETRIEVING DOG OF THE YEAR
It is with great pleasure that I announce that the 2015 Retrieving
Dog of the Year is RTCH Tirnanoge Knight Rider (Kit) owned and
handled by Malcom Tyrie.
What a year it has been for Kit, having won 8 AA Retrieving Trials,
being one of only two dogs in Australia to achieve this status in
2015. On the Australian Leaderboard she placed 5th, this was 63
points ahead of the next Queensland dog.
Kit placed 4th in the Qld State Championship, while in her early
stages of pregnancy. She stopped trialling for the year after the
National in September and did not compete in any other trials
for the season.
The nature of Kit is the best a Labrador could have, her ability and
her desire to retrieve are amazing.
She has topped off the year with her first litter of 5 male and 5
female puppies that are definitely material for future retrieving
gundogs.
She has given me so much pleasure since beginning her journey
in Retrieving Trials and I look forward to making 2016 a bigger
and better year.
The Top 10 dogs for the 2015 season are:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
RTCH Tirnanoge Knight Rider (M. Tyrie)
RTCH Winterset Moonraker (P. Towning)
RTCH Jagacey Vyper (D. Colasimone)
RTCH Lidlriva Onyx Gundi CM (S. Boodnikoff)
RTCH Kellick Rhythm of Life (W. Michalk)
Adderslot Rudy RRD (R. Jackson)
CH Kellick Presure Makes Diamonds RRD (M.
Sullivan)
8. RedcypherSon of a Gunner RRD (B. Pritchard)
9. Avokah Make My Day (J. Christensen)
10 RTCH Yorifeld Quartz (E. Colasimone)
179 pts
99 pts
88 pts
75 pts
61pts
57pts
45pts
44pts
36pts
33pts
Congratulations to all competitors.
Another wonderful year of trialling is now behind us and we are
looking forward to 2016.
Thanks to all those hard workers who make our trials the success
that they are.
Di Rapson (Chair RAFT Committee)
Kit was bred by Gareth and Siobhan Tawton from Tirnanoge
Kennels in Victoria. The Dam was from Blackboy Kennels in WA,
and the Sire imported by Julie Crammond from top kennels in
the USA.
Malcolm Tyrie, owner of the wonderful girl ‘Kit’
February 2016 - 13
Rally-O Sub-Committee
3 point deduction for each of the following:
Rally-O Deductions Explained
•
Repeat of a station, maximum of two (2) re-tries allowed per run
– the original score is erased and replaced with -3 for the retry.
•
Most retries are taken because the station was Incorrectly
Performed but sometimes handlers may just want to try to do it
better, or they aren’t sure if it was Incorrect Performance or not so
they take a retry. Handlers are allowed to retry the same station twice.
•
Pylon/post knocked over (on Figure Eight, Spiral and
Serpentine) by a dog and/or handler – some judges may also
deduct if the dogs dislodges a sign. If the handler knocks over
the cone or sign it is deducted as a Handler Error.
•
Lack of control – indicates the dogs has at least temporarily
stopped working with the handler and is doing its own
thing. The dog may have left the handler to sniff, check out a
distraction, jumping up and down, lunging, spinning around
or barking madly. This covers a wide variety of offenses.
•
Loud command or intimidating signal
•
Excessive barking – two or three small yaps is probably
acceptable but if it happens at more than one station it may
be excessive. A yap now and then throughout the course
might be considered Excessive by the end of the course.
Barking numerous times at any station could be considered
Excessive. There is often a fine line between Excessive Barking
and Uncontrolled Barking.
•
Course Distractions knocked over or dislodged - Does not
include running away with distraction in Offset Figure 8 as
this would be NQ by Minimum requirements not met.
•
•
•
Tight Lead – Any time the lead becomes tight on the course,
during an exercise or between stations. Tight lead is taken
when the dog makes the lead tight, if the handler pulled on
the leash it would be Handler Error.
Dog interfering with handler’s forward motion – any time the
handler must adjust their path to avoid the dog, or if the dog
bumps into the handler, usually seen on left turns and pivots
and on cone exercises when the dogs is on the inside. If the
dog does a poor sit or down so that they are partly in front
of the handler, it could be scored this way.
Poor sits, downs and stands – position is crooked, ahead or
behind the handler enough that it would be scored a full
point deduction in traditional obedience. This can be stations
where the dog must sit in front of handler, be in heel position,
or a finish.
•
Slow or resistant response – Prompt response is required so
if the dog doesn’t sit, down etc on command, most judges
will allow 2 or 3 seconds before scoring Slow to Respond.
•
Touching a pylon, post or course distractions – A dog making
a light touch, enough to dislodge a sign or post or distraction.
If a handler knocks over a cone or sign it would usually be
scored as Handler Error. Doesn’t include a brush from a tail,
unless in the situation where the dog wasn’t allowed enough
room by the handler to carry out the exercise, this would then
be scored as Handler Error.
•
•
Touching or hitting a jump without dislodgement - A dog
making a light touch or tap, loud enough to be heard by the
Judge but not enough to dislodge a bar. If a handler knocks
into a jump without dislodging the bar, it would usually be
scored as Handler Error.
Out of position – usually scored if the dog is heeling wide,
forging ahead or lagging enough to be scored a full point in
traditional obedience. It could also be used for a crooked sit,
down or stand.
14 - February 2016
1 to 10 point deduction:
Handler Error applies from when the team enters the ring until
Judging ceases at the end of the Course.
•
Lack of teamwork – this is any time the dog and handler
briefly cease to work together as a team. eg the dog sniffs or
is distracted but returns to work when called. There is a fine
line between Lack of Teamwork and Lack of Control
•
Lack of Briskness – Rules state the team move continuously
at a brisk but normal pace unless otherwise directed. Brisk is
defined as keenly alive, alert, energetic. The deduction may
be taken at the end for an overall lack of briskness in the
performance or may be applied to one station.
•
Handler error – knocking a sign, shuffling of feet, tight lead.
•
Attempting more than two (2) retries - If the handler has
lost count of how many retries they have already taken, they
shouldn’t try to ask the Judge.
•
In Novice, the Judge may give them assistance, but in higher
grades the Judge will not communicate anything.
•
Performing a station out of sequence – similar to Station Not
Attempted. A station skipped or missed before attempting
the next station. If a handler realises their mistake before
they start the next station they may go back and do the
missed station.
•
Where a station is rendered unusable - if the dog knocks/
steps etc the jump then it is ‘Failure to Clear’ (IP) however
if that jump is to be used twice in the Excellent Class and
the jump has been ‘damaged’ in some way that it cannot be
used properly the second time then it is “Station Rendered
Unusable” (NQ). Station Rendered Unusable could also be in
a situation where cones etc in weave twice are knocked out of
position and can’t be negotiated again on the way back. Does
not include running away with distraction in Offset Figure 8 as
this would be NQ by Minimum requirements not met.
•
Incorrectly performed station (including Failure to clear a jump)
– one or more principal parts of a station not performed or
performed incorrectly including entering the cones on the wrong
side, incorrect number of steps. Any Incorrect Performance can
be retried (if available) if they have not attempted another station
before they start the retry. If the team successfully completes
the retry, the IP score is replaced by a Retry score, plus any other
deduction that may happen during the retry. Failure to Clear a
jump includes walking through or on a broad jump, baulking
or going around a jump. All these are eligible for retry. Where
a bar is knocked down, it should be IP but not eligible for retry
(unless the bar jump is to be used again and then it would be
NQ for Station Rendered Unusable).
Non-qualifying (NQ) scores shall be given for:
•
Minimum requirements not met – an overall status that a
qualifying score hasn’t been reached.
•
Dog unmanageable or uncontrolled barking – if a dog
completely stops working and the handler can’t manage the
dog. If a dog barks at 50% or more of the stations it could be
considered uncontrolled. Both are up to the Judge’s discretion
whether an NQ is given or a lesser deduction.
•
Consistently tight leash – If the lead is tight more than 50%
of the time in Novice
•
Dog relieving itself in the ring
•
Handler Error
•
Station not attempted – a station skipped or missed before
attempting the next station. If a handler realises their mistake
before they start the next station they may go back and do
the missed station.
•
Failure of a dog to go over a jump in the proper direction – if
a dog runs by the jump the exercise can be retried. If it then
comes back over the jump in the wrong direction, it would
be NQ. If the dog takes the jump of their own on the course
in either direction it would more likely be lack of Control
Disqualif ication:
No points awarded. The dog is disqualified from all Trial
Competition on the day and the Judge must provide a written
report to the Member Body within 14 days - the only exception
being instances where the disqualification was incurred as a non
qualifying score.
February 2016 - 15
Queensland
Recommendations:
•
Distance markers – recommend that clubs buy markers need 1x5m and 4x3m – and that judges use these to mark
the distance work in Masters. Competitors have to go at least
to the marker and complete the exercise (either turn or call).
Judges to pace out distance to 3 m or to 5m - doesn’t need to
be exactly measured. If exercise executed short of the marker
– IP. Recommend this be included in all Judges briefings.
•
New distance work stations - where handler has to leave
your dog and walk away with their back to them. How does
the handler know if the dog has moved and thereby eligible
for a retry? Recommend that the Judge says “Your dog has
moved”. Then the handler can decide whether to go back
and retry, continue with exercise (IP) or go back to get dog
and continue to next station (IP) (once they originally left the
dog that constitutes attempting the station so cannot be NQ
Station Not Attempted).
•
Moving in change of position work - use the wording from
the Open Obedience rules regarding moving from position.
Recommend 1 body length = IP.
•
Retries. Competitors sometimes ask the judge if they can
retry or if they have used all their retries. Judges cannot
communicate with the handlers. Suggest that in Novice,
some help and advice can be offered. In the higher levels,
no communication.
•
•
•
Failure to Clear Jump (IP) – includes walking through or on
a broad jump, baulking or going around a jump. All these are
eligible for retry. Where a bar is knocked down, it should be
IP but not eligible for retry (unless the bar jump is to be used
again and then it would be NQ for Station Rendered Unusable).
Non Qualifying Scores - “If a team receives a non-qualifying
score on a course, judging will cease immediately and no retries
will be allowed.” Recommend if competitor is doing very badly
or very slow, they can be asked to leave. If NQ’ed early, judging
can cease but competitor can continue to the finish.
Station 51 Spin – have to allow either handlers to slow pace
slightly or allow some degree of out of position while dog turns
away from handler walking forward – should not be penalised
in the first instance. Have to allow for body shape / physical
ability of dog to perform this and how quickly. If not performing
correctly or too slow to catch up, then penalties apply.
16 - February 2016
•
Station 52 Four Cone – to be completed as a continuous
‘cloverleaf’ by cross centre point 5 times (see figure 1
below)
Figure 1
•
Station 53 Back up 3 steps – heel off the straight line /
veering to stay level with dog – IP. Dog performing exercise
at an extreme angle 45 deg or over - IP. Between 0 deg and
45 deg – penalised.
•
Station 59 - Judges to leave LOTS of room to complete this
– recommend at least an extra 6m. Must not anticipate
– IP. Must not forge significantly – IP. Fails to catch up- IP.
Change pace significantly to let the dog catch up = 1-10
Handler Error
•
Station 59 - Distance Call to Heel – can’t look over shoulder
or turn body to look back at dog. – this is double command
Recommend Handler Error 5 points
•
Retry - Handlers have to advise the judge of a retry. We
recommend not advising the Judge as per the Rules should
result in an IP
•
Station 46 – Recommend– That the handler does not
commence running until they have given the command for
the dog to go over the jump.
•
Station 40 – “shall be performed after the station”.
Recommend this means “Must be performed”
•
Dog picking up a distraction - isn’t covered under the Rules –
we recommend NQ by Minimum requirements not met.
•
Stopping in any turn (except pivot turns) – Rules state that
turns must be executed as in Traditional Obedience. – Minor
deduction in obedience so our recommendation is 1 point
Handler Error.
Club Interest
•
Pivots - Pivots should be executed with the feet remaining
within an area approx. the size of a dinner plate (or
appropriate to the size of the feet). Extra stepping or shuffling
is IP
Durack Vendors
Current directory for February 2016:
Vendors to contact the Vendors Committee Chair,
Janelle Mannell
Ph: 0427 736 882
•
How do we determine the ‘pause’? We recommend – Feet
come together and handler comes to a distinct Stop
•
Where must the team execute a Station relevant to “Ring
Procedure” in the Rules? Rules say “near the designated sign,
either directly in front or in the front and to the left of said
sign”. We recommend that the team must execute each
Station within 600mm of said station with obvious exceptions.
We recommend that if the handler goes past the sign before
giving the command then it will be scored an IP.
J.J. Donuts:
Contact: Gaylene Ph: 0434 405 375
“Multiple commands and/or signals ... are allowed” under
the Rules however a dog that performs without multiple
commands has to receive a better score than one who needs
extra therefore multiple commands will be penalised. We
recommend scoring for Multiple Commands will be as
follows:
Puddleby Art:
Contact: Toshi Ueno Ph: 0410 595 202
•
•
1st Missed command
and /or Signal
1 point
Lack of Teamwork
2nd Missed command
and /or Signal
3 point
Lack of Teamwork
3rd Missed command
and /or Signal
5 point
Lack of Teamwork
4th Missed command
and /or Signal
NQ
Dog Unmanageable
Dogs are not expected to do automatic sits. Handlers may
use a ‘sit’ command when executing the halt at the beginning
of a station and where any sit is required during a station
without penalty.
Show Suits:
Contact: Karen
Ph: 0428 424 488, Rachelle Ph: 0475 071 614
The Clinic:
Contact: Bob and Hannah Ph: 0404 643 330
Lockyer Valley Sharpening:
Contact: Keith Ph: 0458 920 088
Lead on Animal Leads:
Contact: Bev and Ian Ph: 0417 076 402
Dog Essentials:
Contact: Gina Ph: (07) 3801 4800
Pet Homes Pty Ltd:
Contact: Phil Ph: 0418 783 555
Coffee Cup 2 You Pty Ltd:
Contact: Barry Ph: 0411 335 466
Lilcracka Pet Supplies (Dog Coats / Vet / Dry
Bedding / Cooling Coats and Mats):
Contact: Kay Ph: (07) 3200 0418 / 0413 543 835
Whelping boxes, show storage wooden
boxes and dog treats:
Contact: Mr Graeme Hall Ph: 0402 302 971
February 2016 - 17
Life Membership Awards
Michael Tomaschewski
LIFE MEMBERSHIP AWARD
r T is one of the longest standing members of the Gold Coast Kennel Club and has
been a member of the CCCQ and more recently, the CCCQ Ltd, since the 1970s. Mr
T has worked as a Show Manager, Steward and writer for many years. Mr T has served on
many Committees over the years including the Building and Grounds Committee and the
Library and Dog of the Year Committees. He has used his practical skills and connections
to benefit our dog world on many occasions.
Mr T is a past Councillor of CCCQ and will have served as a Steward of the RNA for thirty
years next year. Currently, Mr T assists many clubs as a Steward, BBQ cook and any other
role that needs to be done. Mr T is one of the unsung heroes of our dog world. He quietly
gets on with the job and gives assistance without fanfare on many fronts without seeking
recognition.
Louise Marsden
s Marsden has been a member of CCCQ and CCCQ Ltd since 1982 and she has been in
Committee and Executive positions on the Townsville Kennel Association since 1987.
This has included 15 years as President. Ms Marsden was President of the Thuringowa City
Kennel Club for some time and was a key person in facilitating the acquisition of grounds
for both Clubs.
Ms Marsden has been a leading advocate for the dog world in North Queensland being
proactive in organising key events such as Pet Expos, microchipping days and seminars
conducted by veterinarians and other professionals.
Ms Marsden has always been a willing volunteer and has conscientiously participated at all
shows of Clubs in the Mackay, Townsville and Cairns areas, acting as Ring Steward and Show
Manager for many years and still does to this day.
Robert Barron
r Barron’s involvement in the dog world dates from the mid 70’s when he showed
Cavaliers in New South Wales. In 1980, he moved to Townsville where he became
a very active member of the Townsville Kennel Association. Over six years he worked
as a Steward, Assembly Steward, Show Manager, Bar Manager and Committee Member.
He became interested in Obedience and joined the Townsville Obedience Club where he
campaigned for the first Cavaliers in Obedience in North Queensland.
In 1986, he moved to Brisbane joining the Beenleigh Kennel Club and the Jimboomba Dog
Obedience Club. He consolidated his involvement in obedience with Cavaliers, Labrador
Retrievers and currently Australian Shepherds. Mr Barron has served as an Instructor, OC
2, Publicity Officer, Management Committee Member, Vice President and President. He
continues to instruct many competitors and those training to be competitors.
Mr Barron has judged and stewarded for many years, served on the Breaches Committee
and has been a CCCQ Councillor. He is a member of the Obedience Subcommittee and is
highly respected throughout the dog community.
18 - February 2016
Library News
The
Queensland
Queensland
DogDog
World
World
ASIAN
BREEDS
Part 1
The first ‘Library News’ for 2016 begins by featuring some Asian Breeds. Next month, different Asian Breeds will be featured.
‘The Book of the CHOW CHOW’ by Dr Samual Draper and Joan McDonald Brearley was the September 2015 monthly Book Review. This
is a massive book (A4 in size and 600 pages) not really suited for bedtime reading. However, it covers everything you need to know
about the Chow Chow and includes many photos.
Other Asian breeds in this month’s line up include the Shar Pei, Tibetan Mastiff and Akita. If you have an interest in any of these breeds,
the Library has the following available for borrowing:
‘The Book of the Shar-Pei’ by Joan McDonald Brearley – a 225 page book covering history, breeding and all other relevant information.
‘The Shar Pei Today’ by Juliette Cunliffe is probably a more recent book on the Shar Pei and it too includes much of interest.
‘Tibetan Mastiff’ also by Juliete Cunliffe with Susan Elworthy is the only book currently held and likewise includes history and
characteristics on this big beautiful dog.
‘The New Complete Akita’ by Joan M. Linderman and Virginia B. Funk and ‘The Akita Today’ by David and Jenny Killilea are just two of the
books in the Library currently available.
I am working on doing a comprehensive catalogue of all books held in the Library, both breed books and general books on showing,
training and breeding etc. I cannot give a time as to when this will be completed, but at the moment it is a ‘work in progress’ and I look
forward to being available online sometime in the future.
Opening times for this year are not known, but I can always be contacted on 0407 961 025 if there is a book you would like to borrow.
Many have done this in the past and I thank them for their support.
Helen Acworth
Librarian
20 - February 2016
Book Review
This month’s
member review is:
‘Dog Conformation
and Its Evaluation’
‘Common Genetic
Diseases of the Dog’
Reviewed by Helen Acworth
Librarian
This month’s ‘Book Review’ features two books recently donated to
the Library.
The first ‘Dog Conformation and Its Evaluation’ was donated by the
author and I quote for the opening paragraph:“Dog Conformation and its Evaluation is a fundamental manual for all
who want to specialise in this field, from amateurs to professionals.
Some of the chapters make extremely sophisticated reading while
others are simpler.” With those words, I would expect that this book
would be invaluable for all Judges.
The book was first published in Moscow in 2008 and has lots of
illustrations.
The second selection for review ‘Common Genetic Diseases of the
Dog’ is a book donated by Mr George Sofronidis of Orivet Genetic
Pet Care. George was the speaker at a recent Education Seminar at
Durack on 14th December, 2015.
Those attending that seminar will most likely appreciate being able
to have access to this book.
February 2016 - 21
Feature Breed
Shar -Pei
Out of the Tombs
Dogs Queensland Exclusive
Written by Darcy Stratford
Kennel: Ayzsa Shar-Pei
Shar-Pei (literal translation from Cantonese) is ‘sand skin’ which
refers to the short rough coat texture that is typical of the breed.
Ancient History
This ancient breed has its foundations as far back as 206 BC in a
small town named Dah Let in the South China Province of Kwong
Dong. As evidenced in the ancient tombs from around 2000, years
ago, archaeologists discovered statues bearing the likeness of the
Shar-Pei. Clearly, the Shar-Pei has known foundations as a Temple
dog, however history shows this breed to be better known as a
Chinese fighting dog. In reality, these dogs were multi-purpose
working farm dogs that were used for hunting, tracking, herding,
protecting livestock and as basic guard dogs.
Ayzsa Relight My Fire (LuLu)
Modern History
Salvation
Following the Chinese revolution in the 1940’s, communism was
born. The new communist China imposed harsh taxes on the
keeping of multiple dogs as this was considered to be a luxury.
This ultimately led to the Shar-Pei becoming an endangered breed.
In 1978, the Guinness Book of Records listed the Shar-Pei as ‘The
world’s rarest dog’.
In the early 1970’s, this rare and ancient breed was brought out of
virtual extinction by the breed’s saviour Mr Matgo Law. Following
a letter written to an American magazine by Mr Law, he pleaded to
those who might be willing to pick up the challenge of rescuing
the Shar-Pei from potential extinction. There was tremendous
response from over 200 American dog enthusiasts that took up
the challenge to save the breed.
Bone-Mouth vs Western Meat Mouth
It is widely thought that the original type of Shar-Pei is commonly
known as the bone mouth. The traditional look had fewer wrinkles,
roof-tile muzzle, pointed tail and short hair (sand paper coat).
The modern day Shar-Pei as we know it ‘The Western Meat Mouth’
is a melting pot of integrating other breeds such as the Bull Mastiff,
Chow Chow, Bull Dog, Boxer and the Bull Terrier.
In contrast, Western Meat Mouth has a heavier muzzle
(hippopotamus look) with meaty padding on top and generally
has longer hair (Brush Coat).
22 - February 2016
The Standard and General Appearance
General appearance: An alert compact dog of medium size and
substance. The Shar-Pei should be square, close coupled and has
a well-proportioned head in line with the body.
Other characteristics include; distinctive lavender to blue black
tongue, relatively loose skin on head and over shoulders, small
ears, ‘hippopotamus’ muzzle shape, high set tail and compact
well knuckled toes.
Feature Breed
Est. 1977
For all your
RIBBONS AND SASHES
call Tina to discuss
your club needs.
Rynkls Hrsnround Inth Sunshine (Sven)
Coat Types
Horse coat – extremely short with a course sandy feel.
Brush coat – must not exceed more than 2.5 cm at the withers and
should still feel course and be off-standing. It is unacceptable and
considered a major flaw to have a soft or wavy coat that exceeds
2.5 cm at the withers.
Coat colours vary from black, blue, chocolate, lilac, 5 point red,
red/fawn, fawn, cream etc. however the colour should be solid
throughout. All are acceptable for showing.
A more detailed description of the standard can be found at:
Health and Well-being
The health and well-being of a Shar-Pei is largely determined
by providing a well-balanced and nutritional diet that supports
healthy skin/coat, brain development, eyes, bone density/strength,
stamina, metabolism, dental care.
PHONE: (02) 4774 1809
109 Silverdale Rd, Silverdale NSW 2752
www.marellenshowribbons.com
[email protected]
February 2016 - 23
Feature Breed
Lulu,Sven and Ayzsa Baby Im Burning (Dolly)
Fundamental to this breed is a diet which is predominately made
up from either chicken or fish. Many brands of dog kibble do
contain both these basic ingredients however, the quality and
grades do vary. The essential ingredients are as follows:
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•
•
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No more than 22% protein (chicken or fish)
Omega 3,6,9 fish oils
Whole brown rice
Vitamins and minerals
Certain ingredients to avoid are as these are cheap fillers and
offer no real nutritional value. Some of these include but are not
limited to:
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•
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Soy based products
Wheat bran and Corn gluten
Beet pulp
Some side effects of a poor nutritional diet are excessive shedding,
dandruff, loose stools, gassiness, itchy skin.
Other factors to consider with this breed regarding their health
and well-being are eyes, ears and moderate exercise.
•
Ears – Closed ears and small canals often lead to bacterial
infections therefore regular and thorough cleansing is
required.
•
Eyes – As this breed can be susceptible to Entropion (eyelash
rolling inwards) regular monitoring of the eyes is imperative
to identify any irritation before leading to a more serious
medical condition.
•
Exercise – The Shar-Pei requires only moderate daily exercise
to maintain healthy muscle condition and mental alertness.
This might consist of several short walks/runs, throwing a ball
and general backyard fun.
This makes them a versatile breed suitable for individuals or
families looking for a low-medium maintenance dog.
Photo credits: Photographer David Rogers
Never feed a Shar-Pei red meat as this can lead to aggression
and skin problems.
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The Impressive
and Regal
Tibetan Mastiff
Compiled by Bronwen Dickson,
Amitabha Tibetan Mastiffs
The name Tibetan Mastiff (TM) does conjure up different
images for people who don’t know the breed at all. Some
question if it is like a Mastiff, Bullmastiff or Dogue de
Bordeaux. Many are surprised that it is long coated with a well
plumed tail curled over its back, with a mane around its neck.
Some think it may be a Spitz breed being from Asia, but with a
strong broad skull and square blocky muzzle, it is different again.
This breed is at times grouped as a Mountain Dog which is very
apt. However, the more time spent with this breed, you realise it
is really quite unique.
The History Behind a Rare and Noble Breed
The TM is a land race breed that is believed to be one of the
earliest existing breeds, yet it has only been in the last 10 years
that the general population have even been aware of TMs. They
are mentioned to have been an integral part of the lives of the
likes of Genghis Khan, Marco Polo, the British Royal family and a
US President. There are certainly many stories, myths and legends
that surround the breed which adds to the intrigue for lovers of
these majestic dogs from the roof of the world.
A scientific study (Qi et al, 2008) identified that the genetic makeup
of the Tibetan Mastiff originates from the Grey Wolf, like the
majority of domestic dogs, but that the TM genetic divergence
occurred around 16,000 years prior to the other breeds in the
study. Skulls of large dogs from the area have been dated from
the stone and bronze ages, and the first written account of the
breed dates from around 1100BC from China.
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In Tibet itself, the breed was traditionally known as Dokhyi, the
name currently used for the breed in FCI countries. The breed
was known as a fearless guardian dog by the Tibetan nomadic
farmers who would keep the TM to alert them to strangers visiting
their camp and to ward off predators of the goats and yaks,
predominantly the Snow Leopard.
TMs were also gifted to the monasteries where they were often at
the front gates. Unfortunately, in the Chinese cultural revolution in
1959, many TMs were shot and killed during the invasion, heavily
impacting the breed.
The name Tibetan Mastiff was assigned to the “large dog from
Tibet” when The Kennel Club in England formed the first stud
book in 1873, well after Queen Victoria was first sent a TM named
“Siring” by the Viceroy of India in 1847. The opening of the stud
book saw a further trickle of imports to the UK and Europe until
the Hon. Colonel and Mrs Bailey brought TMs from Tibet in 1928.
They formed the Tibetan Breeds Association in 1931 when the
first breed standard was adopted by The Kennel Club (England).
The first TMs brought into the USA were apparently sent the
President in the 1950s.
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They were believed to be sent to a farm in the mid-west and
nothing more was ever heard of them.
From the 1970s, TMs were brought into the USA via Nepal and India.
The first National Specialty Match was held in the USA in connection
with the California Rare Breeds Dog Association in October 1979,
with the Breed only gaining full AKC breed status in 2007.
In Australia, the first 3 TMs were imported from the UK in 1983 by
Pauline Leeton and Tudorhill Kennel in SA. Unfortunately one died
shortly after arrival, resulting in the gene pool being too small for
growth until further TMs were imported from the UK and USA in
the 1990s. Certainly, with recent imports over the past decade, the
breed is now well established across the country.
The Pros and Cons of Popularity and
Status on a Rare Yet Ancient Breed
The Tibetan Mastiff has become much more widely known to the
general public and recognised in the past 10 years with the media
coverage given to the breed when 2 different Tibetan Mastiffs
sold in China for over US$1 million. Having the tag of the most
expensive dog in the world certainly draws attention, but is that
attention positive?
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to be screening their breeding stock for health issues.
They also need to ensure that people who look to take on a
Tibetan Mastiff are equipped to deal with this large, strong willed
and self-thinking breed and want them for other than financial
gain. As the breed has gained popularity in Australia, the number
of TMs requiring rescue has regrettably ballooned in the last
couple of years. I am sure that other breeds probably experience
the same issues when their breed is featured in a movie or in
advertising.
The education provided by ethical breeders can go a long way
to ensure that the breed and the puppy is the right fit, but not all
breeders are ethical.
Finally, for those of you who have never met a Tibetan Mastiff,
don’t simply google the breed. See if you can meet one of these
impressive dogs in person. This breed makes a wonderful therapy
dog in many situations, which does not seem possible with the
images that appear regularly online. The relationship developed
over centuries with man has developed a unique understanding,
and produced a temperament and disposition with initiative,
fearlessness and controlled strength, balanced with patience,
loyalty and gentleness. For the right family, the Tibetan Mastiff is
a family member like no other.
Information sourced from:
With the Tibetan Mastiff becoming the status symbol for the
emerging entrepreneurs of China in the mid-2000s, there were
many enterprising people in China who looked to cash in on the
economic boom the breed seemed to be providing.
Breeding dogs were sold for $60,000 to $100,000, further fuelling
the desire of people without an understanding of the breed to
make an easy income. It needs to be known that there are some
breeders in China who had the history and well-being of the breed
at the heart of their endeavours. However, others looked to create
a version of the breed that was bigger, hairier, more aggressive
and with traits of other Chinese breeds. With the TM only having
one season per year, the practice of cross breeding provided the
unethical with the opportunity to have more puppies. The health
and welfare of the dogs and the breed generally has suffered as
a result. The 12-14 year traditional longevity of the breed has not
continued in some lines that stem back to China, with some other
health issues such as OCD starting to become far more prevalent.
Temperaments can also be sharper and less predictable. This
decade long popularity bubble in China has now burst, leaving
many unwanted dogs.
American Tibetan Mastiff Association. (2016). Brief History. Retrieved
from: http://www.tibetanmastiff.org/brief-history.html
Li Q1, Liu Z, Li Y, Zhao X, Dong L, Pan Z, et al. (2008) Origin and
phylogenetic analysis of Tibetan Mastiff based on the mitochondrial
DNA sequence. J Genet Genomics. 35(6), pp. 335-40. doi: 10.1016/
S1673-8527(08)60049-1. Retrieved from:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18571121
Messerschmidt, D. (2010) Big Dogs of Tibet and the Himalayas.
Bangkok, Thailand: Orchid Press.
Rohrer, A., & Flamholtz, C. J. (1989) The Tibetan Mastiff: Legendary
Guardian of the Himalayas. United States of America: OTR
Publications.
Photo credits: Supplied by Bronwen Dickson
The challenge for breeders in Australia is to do everything possible
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Feature Breed
The History
of the
Chow Chow
Supplied by Keith and Sandra Kane
Malaboo Chow Chows
The Chow Chow is one of the very ancient breeds of dog that
can be traced back 2,000 years. Contrary to popular belief,
these dogs were not bred for food. In Asian countries, dogs
were and still are used for food so there is a likelihood that
Chow Chows may have been used for this purpose. However,
the public buying and selling of Chow meat was prohibited
by law in China in 1915.
Chow Chows were used by the Monks to guard the Monasteries
and Warriors used Chows to hunt man and beast. The Chows were
used to bring down the adversaries and finally despatched by the
Warriors.
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Chow Chows were considered strange animals and utterly different
from any other breed. They were described as having broad heads
and short muzzles, to be of suspicious nature, surly and hostile
to strangers but exceedingly courageous, known to attack a wolf
without support of any kind.
There is a description of huntsmen carrying lances with powerful
long haired dogs with broad heads on a leash attached to a curious
kind of body harness bound into an iron ring over the back, to
which the leash is attached.
The Chow Chow is an Asian Spitz breed aligned to rough coated,
pricked ears and curly tailed breeds. The Chow Chow was first
imported into the UK in the 18th Century having been bought from
Canton, although their popularity did not happen until 1920 with
having a number of Chows being exhibited at Crufts Dog Show in
1925.
A theory has been put forth. In the early 1800’s when the Clipper
Ships sailed regularly from China to England the hold of the ship
where miscellaneous objects were stored was called the ‘Chow
Chow’ hold because he had no usual or regular quarters.
Eventually the dog took on the name of the place where he had
lived for several months on the sea voyage from China.
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Characteristics Of The Chow Chow
The Chow Chow has several unique characteristics, being his
short back and solid skeletal structure combined with his unique
stilted movement resulting from little or no angulation at the stifle,
giving him practically a straight back leg. The Chow Chow will have
predominantly a long offstandish coat even though there are a few
short coat examples of the breed.
The Chow Chow has a blue/black tongue and the inside of the
mouth and throat is black.
Chow Chows come in a variety of colours whole coloured Black,
Red, Blue, Fawn, Cream, or White, frequently shaded but not
patches or parti coloured (the underpart of the tail and back of
the thighs frequently of a lighter colour).
The Chow Chow has often been considered to be an arrogant
dog, but actually he is very proud, aloof and dignified who does
not easily make friends but is loyal to his people, very often being
attached to one member of his family.
The Chow Chow has no vices, although he can be a difficult dog
to train in the normal way of other dogs and is seldom or never
seen in the Obedience Ring.
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The Chow Chow has a will of his own and only obedient with
members of his family. The Chow Chow is a well behaved dog and
extremely clean in his habits.
Over the last few decades most breeders have strived to breed a
more amiable Chow Chow with a pleasant disposition and these
dogs have become more tolerant of strangers and other dogs.
Suitability
An excellent family dog, the Chow Chow is usually very healthy.
Best results are obtained by purchasing a young puppy and
raising the puppy in the home and family envoirment. The
Chow Chow is a dog that craves human companionship and as
a reward, his family will have a long and happy relationship with
their Chow Chow.
Care and Maintenance of the Breed
With the long off-standing coat, it is desirable to give the Chow a
quick daily brush and once a week, a thorough brush to brush out
any loose coat and knots and matting that may appear.
This brushing also helps to keep the air circulation and keep the
dog feeling fresh. As a double coated breed, Chows can cast their
undercoat once or twice a year and it’s a good idea to get into the
brushing as the new coat is growing.
Chows do not need to be bathed often as this can contribute to
the drying of the skin and coat and destroy the natural oils in the
coat. The pads in between the toes will also need to be regularly
trimmed.
Remember, the more effort you put into your Chow Chow, he will
repay you in loyalty and affection.
Photo credits: Supplied by Keith and Sandra Kane
Malaboo Chow Chows
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THE AKITA
GALLERY INSIGHT
Kent Ch. Estava Rain Expand Your Horizion (Imp Norway)
Ch. Kodo Royal Emblem
Edge Ch. Kaisho Edge Of Glory
Keno Kaisho Love The Game 8 weeks
Photo credits: Supplied by Malisa Armesto
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The Akita
Supplied by Vicki Schneider
The Akita is an old breed dating back to the 1600s. They
originated in Akita prefecture, the most northerly region
of Akita. They were used for hunting in the mountains and
were known as Matagi Inu. They were the ancestors of today’s
Akita’s. Hunting remained an integral part of life until the early
1900s. They were only owned by the Shogun and were used to
track and hunt Elk, Antelope, Wild Boar and Yezo Bears, giving
rise to their legendary tenacious character.
Later, dog fighting began and they were crossed with St. Bernards,
Great Danes, German Pointers and Mastiffs. This produced the
mastiff-type Tosa Inu. This cross breeding was the first set back
for the Akita during the 1800s.
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In 1908, dog fighting was prohibited and fanciers started restoring
the breed. As a result, 9 superior examples of the breed were
designated as National Monuments in 1931.
During World War II, only German Shepherd dogs were exempt
from being culled for meat and fur for the military. As a result,
many owners crossed their Akita’s with German Shepherds to spare
them. After the war ended, the number of Akita’s was drastically
reduced and they existed as 3 distinct types – Matagi Akita,
Fighting Akita and Shepherd Akita.
After the war, there were two types used in the restoration of the
breed, the Dewa line, which exhibited some Mastiff and German
Shepherd characteristics and the Ichinoseki line, which was more
true to the Matagi type. Most Akita’s taken back to USA at this time
came from the Dewa line, while the Japanese continued to refine
their Akita’s along the Matagi type. This has led to the 2 types we
have today, the American Akita and the Japanese Akita.
The Akita is not a breed for everyone, especially not for novice dog
owners. They are a guarding breed and still retain their hunting
instinct.
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They were hunted in pairs, not in packs like hounds, and does
not want or need or like back up. Due to his heritage, he tends
to be dominant over other dogs and will not back down from a
challenge. However, Akita’s are extremely loyal to their families and
will protect them with his life. He is very dignified, even as a puppy.
They do not respond to harsh treatment and will become stubborn,
instead firm consistent training will result in a well behaved family
member. Remember, they are a dominant breed, so if you do not
control that, they will.
They can do Obedience, Agility, Jumping, Tracking, even therapy
dogs etc, however they get bored very quickly with repetitive
work, so you need to make it interesting for them. Short bursts
of training are better than repetitive work for an Akita. They are
‘thinkers’ so want to know what and why.
Akita’s molt heavily twice a year, so lots of brushing at this time to
get the old coat out. They do not tend to smell and are very clean
inside. They will clean themselves like a cat. Mud and dirt will tend
to fall out of their coats. If they are in good condition, they do not
need constant bathing.
They do generally enjoy a good brush. They can suffer from some
autoimmune mediated problems so always check that you are
purchasing from a reputable breeder.
Photo credits: Supplied by Vicki Schneider
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Member Insight
2016 EKKA
Royal Queensland Dog Show
Innovation and
Enthusiasm
Written by Nadia Attridge
In a very innovative and proactive move the RNA (who host the EKKA – Queensland Royal Show) have
taken the exciting step to announce massive changes to their judging system and a new format for this
year’s show designed to increase the ease for exhibitors to both compete and attend the EKKA. Releasing
this information before Christmas is a first for the EKKA and is seen as a great way to enable early planning,
thus allowing many exhibitors across Australia to more effectively prepare for their show year and major
trips away, and for our local exhibitors to work out just which day they might need off work.
The information in a basic form was released via an email to Dogs
Queensland members on the 18th December in the form of a letter
and then links to the schedule. The information contained in the
letter, for the many readers who did not receive it, outlined the
judging system which will be a first for Australia trialled at the 2016
Canine Section of the EKKA.
I was then asked by RNA Councillor and Dogs Queensland Director
Lionel Blumel if I would like to provide to the readers some
information on the new system at the EKKA. I have to say, that
I am very pleased to do so as through my first hand experience
working with the RNA. I know they are committed to improving
the EKKA for us all every year.
Not everything that is tried is going to work, and not everyone
will be happy, but two important things must be remembered:
•
The Dog Section is still being housed in temporary facilities
as the RNA undertakes one of the biggest urban redevelopments in Brisbane’s history. This means that for at
least another year we aren’t going to have our beautiful new
facility, but the good news is that this provides us with time
to trial new ideas and provide feedback to the RNA so that
when our new facility is completed the exhibitors will have had
more input into the way it is put together and the supporting
infrastructure.
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•
Things won’t be perfect for now! The up-side, as I said, is that
by being proactive as exhibitors and actually entering and
then providing feedback the chances of us getting the best
dog facilities in the country are greatly improved. I know the
RNA does want to be a leader in this area, and I also know for
a fact that the RNA were very keen to read any feedback sent
into them this year, and have responded to it.
So what exactly is taking place and what is new for 2016?
1. Dogs will be judged in their groups on one day only by two
international judges. This means unless you win a major In
Group award, you only HAVE to attend one day.
2. FULL group specials will be judged each day, but only the Best
in Group, Runner-Up, Puppy, Baby, and Neuter to come back
on the last Saturday for General Specials. So this will make
Saturday an easier day for exhibitors.
3. Obedience classes will be held over two afternoons while
Dances with Dogs, Rally Obedience and Agility will all be held
on the last day of show, which should provide competitors in
dog sports and conformation ease in competing.
4. Friday 12th August will be a Toy Feature Show. Over the
past two years, the RNA has introduced a group feature
show, in 2014 it was Gundogs, and in 2015 it was Terriers.
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This has worked really well, but made for exceptionally long
days. As part of the RNA’s commitment to improving the
quality of the experience for exhibitors and making the EKKA
as dog and exhibitor friendly as possible, and after listening
to feedback, it was felt that the length of the days were not
great for the dogs, or especially for older exhibitors who had
to leave home in the dark and get home also late at night.
This new plan should make for earlier exit times.
5. The RNA is already in talks with the Government and feels
confident that parking will again be available across the
road in the old Fortitude Valley State School. While this is
yet to be officially confirmed, both parties are keen to sign
off on this, which will again provide excellent close parking
for most exhibitors.
6. The fantastic drop off and pick up initiative of 2015 is to be
continued. The new drop off and pick up turning area worked
incredibly well in 2015 and meant exhibitors literally could
take 5 steps and be inside the venue. This provided a very
friendly and close option for people with multiple dogs and
is one of the closest facilities I have seen at a capital city Royal.
Coupled with parking right across the road, it meant that from
dropping off dogs to being all seated at our benches, even
with our 11 dogs, took less than 10 minutes!!
7. Improved toileting facilities! I have spoken to Lionel Blumel
and he assures me that areas of animal health and welfare
are firmly at the forefront of the RNA’s mind, and they are
committed to ensuring a safe healthy environment for
the exhibits. As such, this is also being improved. Toileting
facilities across the country are not great at capital city Royals,
but again the RNA want to be the leader in this area and
provide the best possible for our dogs.
8. The issue of access to and from the exhibitor benching areas
to the rings and an improved assembly area cover is also
being addressed by the RNA in efforts to make it easier with
dogs both on leads and in trolleys to be moved from one
point to the other. Again, this is only our temporary site
and the RNA is taking on board all of these aspects with the
design and construction of our permanent dog facilities.
The change to allow Group Specials to be judged on the day of
the breed judging, meaning one group is judged each day, allows
exhibitors, spectators (including the general public) and trainee
judges the opportunity to watch entire groups being judged, and
for exhibitors to only have to travel back in for General Specials
day on the Saturday 13th August, if they have won BIG, RUIG,
Puppy, Baby or Neuter in Group.
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Date
This is clearly both a big change in thinking and also indicative of
a new fresh approach to the way the RNA looks at our dog section.
Two additional changes see Sweepstakes being completed on the
Saturday of General Specials, allowing for a full range of breeds
to potentially be available to view by the public, and also a very
important change is the addition of class in group awards. Dogs
will now be able to compete for their class in group, just like at a
regular all breeds show, except there will not be General Specials,
except for the standard classes as per previous years. This gives
more opportunities for exhibitors to share in the joy of winning,
and should provide exhibitors with an incentive to possibly enter
more dogs.
I think these initiatives are a clear indication of the fact that the
RNA are trying to be proactive in regards to the dog section and
are keen to not only be responsive to the issues, concerns and
ideas that come from the exhibitors, but also are demonstrating
a real desire to initiate changes that will see the exhibitors and
exhibits provided with greater care and concern.
The schedule for the dog section is as follows:
Date
Judge
Chie Ejima (Japan)
Gerard Jipping
(Netherlands)
Friday 5
August
th
Breeds
Group 6
Group 3
TBA
RNA Junior
Handlers
Sunday 7th
August
Chie Ejima (Japan)
Tatjana Urek (Slovenia)
Group 7
Monday 8
August
Clara Ines Pulido Reyer
(Colombia)
Weng Woh Chan (Malaysia)
Group 4
th
Tuesday 9th
August
Gerard Jipping (Netherlands)
Weng Woh Chan (Malaysia)
Group 5
Wednesday 10th
August
Clara Ines Pulido Reyer
(Colombia)
Chie Ejima (Japan)
Group 2
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Friday 12th
August
Saturday 13th
August
Tatjana Urek
(Slovenia)
Weng Woh Chan
(Malaysia)
Breeds
Group 1
Toy Feature Show
Clara Ines Pulido
Reyer (Colombia)
Sweepstakes –
Puppy, Intermediate,
Champion, Veteran
Tatjana Urek
(Slovenia)
Sweepstakes –
Baby, Junior,
Non-Champion,
Open, Neuter
Weng Who Chan
(Malaysia)
General Specials
As part of ensuring the exhibitors and potential exhibitors are
informed, the RNA have also released a small biography on each
of the judges, as listed below:
Mrs Chie Ejima (Japan)
Chie Ejima (Japan)
Saturday 6th
August
Thursday 11th
August
Judge
Tatjana Urek
(Slovenia)
Weng Woh Chan
(Malaysia)
Judging: Parts of Group 2, 3, 6, 7; RNA Group 6 and 7 Specials; RNA
Baby Puppy, Non-Champion, Open and Neuter Sweepstakes
Mrs Chie Ejima has been involved in the Dog World since she was
a child as her parents were both dog breeders. She has bred Akita,
Japanese Spitz and she is a successful breeder of Papillons and
Golden Retrievers, under the world-renowned prefix Queen Bless,
recognized by the JKC and FCI. She has bred in excess of 700 over
titles and exported dogs all over the world. Her Papillons are the
most titled dog in this breed, all over the world including Group
winner at Crufts, 3BOB winner at Westminster and World dog show
and Euro-winner show, 4BISS at Papillon Nat’l speciality of America.
Mrs Ejima received her all-breeds judging licence in 1998. She has
judged in Japan, Italy, Sweden, Finland, Australia, USA, Canada,
Estonia, Latvia, Brazil, Romania, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands,
Denmark, Slovakia, New Zealand and Singapore. She also judged
Winner of Show of those countries. From 1980 to 2005 she worked
as a professional All Breed handler and has handled many different
breeds all over the world including America, UK and many other
European countries, receiving BIS on many occasions.
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Mr Weng Woh Chan (Malaysia)
Judging: Beagles; Parts of Group 1 and 5; Part of Feature Toy Speciality
Show Group; Feature Toy Speciality Show Group Specials; General Specials
Mr. Chan has been involved in the Malaysian Kennel Association
serving as Secretary, Qualified Examiner for Judges, Director as
well as President for two terms. He was also a delegate for the FCI
and AKU conference and also serves in the Committee for AKU
Judging Manual. In 2013, Mr. Chan was given the honour by FCI
under the directive from President FCI Asian Section to inspect the
new Iran Kennel Club.
He has shown and bred Pekingese, Pomeranian, Miniature Pinscher,
Pug, Miniature Poodle, Whippet, Toy Poodle, Lhasa Apso and Smooth
Fox Terrier. He is a licensed All Breeds Judge of the MKA, AKU and FCI.
He has judged in 55 countries around the world in the continents of
Asia, Australia, Africa, Europe, North and South America.
Mrs Clara Ines Pulido Reyes (Colombia)
Judging: Parts of Group 2 & 4; RNA Group Specials 2 and 4; RNA Puppy,
Intermediate, Champion & Veteran Sweepstakes
Mrs Clara Ines Pulido Reyes has been breeding dogs since 1990
and includes Beagles, Australian Terriers, Yorkshire Terriers and
West Highland White Terriers. She is a veterinary doctor and holds
a Masters in Biotechnology of Reproduction. Through her work in
reproduction in canines she has been a pioneer in the formation
of sperm banking in Colombia.
Under her kennel name, Tkenn Del Claines (El Clarín), she has
bred the winning puppy and dog of the year in Colombia with
the Beagle. She has also bred many other dogs under this name
and they have also won best in show and reserve champion. Mrs
Reyes first started judging Australian Terriers followed by Beagles
in 2002 and is now an all-breed FCI Judge which has allowed her
to judge in Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela, Canada, Argentina, Peru,
Chile, Mexico and Japan.
Mr Gerard Jipping (Netherlands)
Judging: Parts of Group 5 and 6; RNA Group 5 Specials
Dogs have always been a part of Mr Gerard Jipping’s life and
Afghan Hounds took centre stage from 1976. Around 1985 he
started to show dogs and had many international championships
in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.
Becoming more and more interested in dogs, Gerard started
studying the breed and in 1995 he completed his first exam for
the Afghan Hound.
Ten years later he became a judge for all FCI group 10 breeds
(the Sight Hounds), group 5 (all breeds of the Spitz and primitive
types), FCI group 1 (all breeds of the Sheepdogs and Cattle Dogs)
and some breeds of group 9.
Mr Jipping has judged in many European countries, America,
Australia and Asia at national and international Dog shows
(including FCI European and FCI World Dog Show’s) Champion of
Champion shows as well as many breed specialties and title shows.
Since 1994 he has showed successfully his Afghans Hounds under
the kennel name “El Harakat”. Afghan Hounds from “El Harakat”
are all over the world, mainly France, USA, Germany, Switzerland,
Israel and Denmark
Ms Tatjana Urek (Slovenia)
Judging: Parts of Groups 1, 3, 4 & 7; RNA Group 1 & 3 Specials; Feature
Toy Speciality Show
Ms Tatjana Urek received her first dog, an English Cocker Spaniel, at
14 years of age. During her law studies, she was active in the local
kennel club in Trbovlje. The regional Club in Trbovlje organised
the first national CAC show in 1993 and since then she has carried
out the role of show manager. For the last six years she has been
Show Manager of the National Group 9 Specialties.
Ms Urek purchased her first Shih Tzu in 1989. This bitch was the
foundation of her kennel Potala Dalaj Lama. She is a successful
breeder of Shih Tzus and produced several champions. After Shih
Tzus, she started working with Little Lion Dogs and since 2001 is
a breeder of French Bulldogs.
In 2000 she became an international judge and is now a Junior
Handler Judge. Her judging assignments have allowed her to
judge in many European countries at International and National
shows (including FCI-World Dog shows and FCI European Dog
Shows), as well at Champion of Champion shows and many
breed specialties and title shows. Ms Urek is also a member of
the FCI Show, FCI Judges Committee and a board member of the
Slovenian Kennel Club. She is also the President of the Breeding
Committee for Toy Breeds. Further information as it comes to hand
can be found on the RNA’s website: www.ekka.com.au
I sincerely hope that all dog enthusiasts really consider entering
the EKKA in 2016. It is through our participation and feedback
that this event will continue to grow and prosper.
If you are a Dogs Queensland member and you see either Lionel
Blumel or Timothy Thomas at a Dogs Queensland event, they are
both very happy to discuss the dog section at the EKKA with you.
I look forward to seeing you there.
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Zone 2 Showcase
Zone 2 Dog World Column February 2016
A few tips or things to consider to look after the safety and wellbeing of yourself, others and our dogs include:
•
Don’t drive tired – please make sure that you have had
adequate sleep and rest before driving long distances. If
this means that you need to stop for a snooze part of the
way through your journey to or from an event, please do so.
Driving fatigued or tired is exceptionally dangerous for all
road users.
•
Keep cool and well hydrated – particularly as you move further
north in the state, events are often held in warm conditions
and it is important for us and our dogs to be cool and well
hydrated, so consider using fans, wet towels, ice, cool coats
and mats to keep cool and make sure that plenty of fluids are
consumed to avoid headache, exhaustion and heat stroke.
Take advantage of shade, hats, sunglasses and sunscreen to
protect yourself.
•
Please ensure that gazebos, shelters and tents, and the like
are pegged down appropriately – particularly where there is
poor weather and high winds, it is very important that shade
is very securely pegged down to avoid it taking off and being
damaged, or worse, damaging someone else’s’ property.
Activities in Zone 2 have again commenced as we move into
what is becoming an increasingly busy event calendar.
I’m sure after the Christmas and New Year Break and the hotter part
of the year, members are keen to once again enjoy their hobby.
What’s on in Zone 2 in February?
We are still easing into the year due to the warm weather with a
few events in February, these will increase as we get to the cooler
part of the year. For February, members can enjoy:
•
Mt Morgan and Bouldercombe Kennel Club Champ Shows
(Rockhampton) - 20th and 21st February
•
Gympie and District Kennel Club Champ Show (Gympie) –
28th February
There are also several shows outside of the Zone in the Brisbane
area and north at Thuringowah that our keener Zone 2 members
may be travelling to.
Drought Relief Fundraiser Shows
At the time of writing this column, these shows have not yet been
held, but I want to express thanks to all members who participated
in the two championship shows and the virtual shows to raise
funds for our struggling people on the land.
A big thank you should also be extended to those who have
worked hard to bring these shows together, particularly Susie
Carige and Jenny Sweeney. Also, a huge thank you to the
Gladstone Kennel Club for allowing the use of the Gladstone
venue to hold these shows.
Safety
We often travel long distances at odd times to attend events, and
it is very important to ensure that we are mindful of our safety
and well-being as incidents that can impact, not only us, but other
people and our dogs.
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We all want to be able to enjoy and participate in our hobby in a
safe manner so that we can all return home in good shape at the
end of the day. By being aware and conscious of the things we can
do to ensure ours and our dogs safety and well-being, our events
can be more enjoyable and a healthy activity for us.
Show Workers
During December last year, Show Workers training was conducted
successfully in Bundaberg and Rockhampton. The participants
engaged in the day and everyone came out of the session learning
something new. It is so valuable and important that our members
willing to assist at shows can participate in this training to equip
them with the practical and theoretical knowledge to perform the
roles.
More training sessions will be available in Zone 2 during 2016 so
please, keep your eye out for these and get involved. The more
accredited workers we have, the easier and lighter the load for
everyone will be at shows and the rules section I guarantee will
stand you in good stead to understand how the intricacies of our
hobby work.
Zone 2 Showcase
Of course, if you would like some real, ‘on the job’ training, please
talk to the Show Manager at your next show to see if there are
some opportunities for you to work with an experienced show
worker.
•
Listen to the directions of show officials carefully and obey
these – decisions are generally made for a purpose and so that
events run smoothly and without issue – please don’t place
show workers in difficult positions by openly defying requests.
Rules in Action – Incidents at Events (Rules 249 to 258)
•
There is paperwork and information required if there is any
type of issue relating to injuries at events – this is for insurance
and legal purposes. If you are hurt at an event, medical
assistance will be offered and members are encouraged to
use this if there is any suspicion of an injury, you can’t be too
careful and refusal of medical treatment may result in a more
intense injury later on.
•
In situations where any disputes or issues are unfolding,
please inform the Show Manager or officials so that it can
hopefully be managed before it becomes a real problem.
No, I am not going to type out 10 rules in their entirety, but it is
very important for members to understand that Dogs Queensland
does have rules and procedures that need to be observed when
there is an incident at an event, and to be familiar with them.
The incidents can include:
•
•
•
Dog bites or aggression;
Damage to people, or property; and
Complaints and protests
There are other types of incidents but these examples are the ones
that will require a significant amount of attention on the day of
the event, so managing them correctly and being aware of the
processes is pretty critical.
I will leave members to check out the actual rules for the wording
and content but a few really important tips to avoid or deal with
a potential or actual incident at an event include:
•
•
•
Ensuring your dog is always under effective control and you
are aware of your surroundings – avoid taking your dog into
very crowded areas, or walking through or into assembly
areas for other groups, move out of ring entrance areas and
keep them clear. Often Stewards will ask exhibits for the next
group to not move into the assembly area until the previous
group is finished and the exhibitors have moved out – there is
a very good reason for this as it minimises the risk of an issue
during the commotion of a changeover;
Become familiar with the rules so you understand what the
potential issues are and what will happen if you are involved
in an incident – if in doubt contact Dogs Queensland or talk
to an accredited Show Manager for clarification of matters
that are not clear;
Everyone wants to participate in their hobby without
unpleasantness or issues, so by being aware that Dogs Queensland
has some pretty effective processes to manage issues and officials
who have had some level of training in managing these, if we also
follow good practice and careful consideration, we should be able
to achieve this.
Also, Dogs Queensland have a very hard-working Constitution and
Rules Committee and Event Managers and Stewards Committee,
who are constantly reviewing issues, incidents, rules and processes
to ensure that these are managed in the best way possible.
These committees are very active in implementing improvements
where these are identified so please also keep your eye out for any
amendments in relation to the rules relating to incidents.
Submissions
Submissions for the column of news or photos are always
welcome. Please feel free to send to me at:
[email protected]
Until next time.
If you are involved in an incident (even if it is an unpleasant
occurrence for you), please do not leave the event. For
incidents that are dealt with on the day, it is important that
you are present as proceedings can and will be conducted
without you if you are not there.
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Member Insight
German Shepherds Dogs
T h e H o n o u r a n d P r i v i l e g e Wa l k 2 0 1 5
Wr i t t e n b y L o u i s D o n a l d
n Sunday 15th November 2015, the ‘German Shepherd
Dog Club of Queensland’ and ‘German Shepherd Dogs
in Need’ came together to conduct the ‘Honour and Privilege
Walk’ with the goal of creating a Queensland State record for
the most number of German Shepherd Dogs walked at one
time and at one venue.
Founder of GSD's in Need, Lisa Jenkins
As well as trying for the record, the event was used to raise
much needed funds for the ongoing care of rescued GSDs. Dogs
Queensland generously supported the event by providing the
wonderful venue and facilities at the Durack Sports grounds.
German Shepherd Dogs in Need’ started as a Facebook page
created by Lisa Jenkins highlighting the plight of German
Shepherd Dogs in pounds and shelters throughout Australia.
From this early beginning, German Shepherd Dogs in Need
developed a group of individuals who could accommodate the
needs of those dogs. This included boarding, evaluating, training
and rehabilitating those neglected and abused dogs.
Walker with certificate at end
The organisation has grown rapidly under the guidance of
Justyn Bedford and Sam Hardy–Edwards with a fantastic team of
supporting admin and foster carers who have rehabilitated and
saved the lives of many dogs.
“Sadly we depend on donations,” said Sam Hardy Edwards from
GSD’s In Need.
“We do our best to ensure every German Shepherd Dog in the
rescue receives the necessary veterinary care, and the very best
rehabilitation. Some dogs, particularly the seniors, are ‘forever
foster’ dogs and we continue to pay for their veterinary care and
ensure they have a good quality of life while living with their
devoted foster care family.”
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Member Insight
Start of Walk at Durack
The event also provided an excellent platform and media exposure
for the German Shepherd Dog Club of Queensland, official
guardian of the German Shepherd Dog in Queensland.
The club encourages members to be pro-active in the promotion
of the German Shepherd Dog Council of Australia’s breed
improvement schemes and is the largest single breed club in
Queensland.
With over 400 registered for the Walk and approximately 350 dogs
participating on the day, it was quite a spectacle with lots of media
in attendance to record the fun!
The morning started with an introduction by Rod Vernon, President
of the GSDCQ, and myself as MC for the event. The objectives of
Dogs in Need and the GSDCQ were conveyed to the participants
with an emphasis placed on the need to only buy German
Shepherd Dogs from registered breeders.
The German Shepherd Dog is first and foremost a family dog,
a working dog and a service dog. The number of dogs, their
owners and families attending the Walk clearly demonstrated
these qualities and for me was the best example of this I had seen
for a very long time.
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Member Insight
Walkers further up hill
In perfect weather, the scenic one kilometre walk commenced with
a flurry – it was quite a sight to see so many dogs and handlers
excitedly moving through the starting line with great beaming
smiles enjoying the interaction with their dogs. For the veterans
a shorter 300 metre walk was provided and the oldest dog to
complete the walk was 14 years of age!
As the crowds moved through the Finish Line they were warmly
congratulated and presented with a certificate to acknowledge
their dog’s participation and completion of the walk.
After the walk, a number of demonstrations were held and enjoyed
by the owners of the dogs and their families.
First up was a talk and obedience demonstration, ably managed
and directed by Val Bonney, who is one of the leading dog trainers
in Australia. Val, a Canine Behaviorist and lecturer, gave a great
talk on the benefits of dog ownership and dog training. Her GSD
team demonstration was extremely well received by the attending
crowd.
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Member Insight
There was a very entertaining presentation of ‘dog dancing’ with
a brilliantly trained six year old GSD named Honour handled by
Robyn Thomas who impressed everyone with her training skills and
Honour’s sheer joy and enthusiasm in performing. It was a delight
to watch. Val Bonney considers Robyn’s demonstration one of the
best she has ever seen – high praise indeed.
I was invited to provide a small mock show dog demonstration
with some of the GSDCQ members and their dogs, explaining the
characteristics of the German Shepherd Dog and the relevance of
the written standard.
Finally a video was displayed on a giant screen showing case
studies of German Shepherd Dogs that had been saved. It was very
moving and there were plenty of tears around the place.
WARNING, Contents of video are graphic:
Assembly Walk showing video screen
www.youtube.com/watch?v=odT-16krabo
Congratulations also to Dogs Queensland who produced a video
of the event which can be viewed at:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=fj8m_bkhN7c
This was one of the best, one of the most positive German
Shepherd Dog days I have ever attended. Everyone was there for
the breed and the cause. Everyone had a smile and a good word.
Everyone simply enjoyed being at an event that was there for fun
and enjoyment with their German Shepherds and their well-being.
Many people to mention in thanks for all the work and
coordination behind the scenes but a few of particular note being
Diane Ballantyne, Edi Fearon, Sue Robertson, Norma Zimmerle,
Carolyn Pearen, John Hansen, Daryl Cross, Helen Mackie and Gail
Donald who was the club Photographer.
Jo Morgan centre and her disability GSD’s at the walk with
friend
Thanks to all for helping to ensure such a significant and highly
successful public relations event took place for the German
Shepherd Dog.
Photo credits: Gail Donald
Walkers and dogs after the Walk watching demonstrations
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Member Insight
Jo Morgan and her disability dogs
Family Walkers with their Dog and Sponsor VIP bag
Walker - Megan King and friend
Dad, son and dog
Dancing with Dog ‘Honour’
GSD’s in Need Event Staff
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Member Insight
With Interest
Written by Patricia McLeod,
International All Breeds Judge
I noted with interest that you have a new columnist who
has written an article published in the January Dog World. Like
many people, I am guilty of being very selective in what I choose
to read in any magazine. But this time, I was delighted to find a
well written article which is a plus.
The columnist has sought to address the ever present problem of
bad behaviour at dog shows. I commend the author for her column.
But many people have dragged out the Good Manners Chart and
many have preached the Good Manners at Shows gospel before
this time. Unfortunately, all the preaching on the subject seems to
have little bearing on the correction of bad behaviour.
It is in the nature of people themselves and innately polite people
know how to behave and the obnoxious crowd can be relied
on to make scenes. The Board of Directors can fine, suspend or
administer a variety of punishments but there is scant chance of
reformation of habitual offenders.
I did notice that recently the President was moved to discuss bad
behaviour. I would hazard a guess that the offenders are guilty of
never reading any of these cautions. But if people are looking for
answers to these problems, there are none. There is no respect
shown to authority in most places these days.
Yes, it is offensive when, as a judge, I am faced with the huff
and puff of a vanquished exhibitor leaving the ring with a lesser
quality exhibit. It is offensive when I am showing my dog and my
opposition gives an audible critique of my dog from the ringside.
It is offensive when a steward takes the liberty of advising the
judge about their perception of quality in the ring. But the very
worst behaviour, I believe, lies in character assassination. This can
have serious health consequences for many people who have
been victimised.
I have been a fancier, club member, club official, a breeder, a
steward and a judge in the Dog World for longer than I care to
mention and have witnessed some appalling behaviour. I have
been a victim of some of the plots. I do not wish to revisit them.
But there are many good and helpful people who show dogs and
I am happy to call them my friends. They know how to behave
properly wherever fame, fortune and misfortune take them.
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Member Insight
SHOW
CHATwith
Ashlyn Montgomery
Comedian, Radio Announcer and Mum Ashlyn Montgomery is the
daughter of group 6 judge Dr. Sue Montgomery and protégée of
all-breeds veteran Stefanie Smith. Find her showing Chihuahuas
and Bichons (and the odd Dobermann or Rotty) around SE QLD and
Northern NSW, usually hanging onto a baby with one hand and
a glass of wine in the other. Drop her an email any time from the
Mexicatl website - www.mexicatl.com
Your First Showdog
Take a trip down memory lane with me and think about your first
showdog. If you don’t count the dogs I grew up with, my own very
first showdog was the beautiful Bichon Frise ‘Kelzarki Choose Me’,
aka Sasha. She was a stunning Bichon in every sense, her biggest
handicap my average scissoring skills.
I got her at the tender age of twenty and paid for her with money
I won on the TV show ‘Deal or No Deal’, I kid you not! She is retired
now, but is still my babysitter, bed dog and best friend. I could
easily tell you about my Mum’s first Dobermans Shonte and Leah,
for my own safety I won’t tell you how long ago that was. Or my
best friend Mon’s first Dalmatian Layla.
We all have that special first show dog that we remember fondly
for the contribution they made to our lives. My first show dog that
I owned independently of my family was an exceptional example
of her breed and I enjoyed great success with her in the ring, but I
feel that this is where my experience with my “first one” is different
from many of us.
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My mother will happily admit that her first Doberman Leah was
a bit of a flop as a show dog and it does seem to me that this is
far more the norm than having a great one first up. But you know
what? That’s totally ok!!
If you are in the ring with your first show dog now and are feeling
disheartened that you keep getting beaten for those precious
challenge points every weekend, let me reassure you that nearly
every person in the dog world has been there. When you get
started in a new breed, it takes time to really learn how to interpret
your standard. You have to see lots of examples of your breed and
talk to lots of other people about them.
Your second show dog will be better. For a number of reasons.
Firstly, you get to know breeders of great dogs and you prove that
you can be trusted to be a proper “show home”. Secondly, by the
time you’re ready for your second, you have started to develop an
understanding of what style of dog you like and can make your
own judgement on quality.
For many, the second show dog is when you really got a handle
on your grooming, training and ring craft.
Here’s where I bring the controversy to February. My concern is
that too many exhibitors are getting burnt out before they’re able
to get to that magical second – better – show dog.
Member Insight
Understand that my intention here is never to offend, but I have
seen first-hand while stewarding and while exhibiting, older and
very experienced exhibitors criticising, belittling and discouraging
new exhibitors. New exhibitors can be slow. As we’ve already
covered, often their dog is pretty average.
But you know what? We need them!!
It’s such a basic concept that seems to be so easily forgotten. We
need to attract new exhibitors and include them into our world,
or eventually the only breeders left will be the ones breeding
fifty pugapoos a month. Say it with me. Pugapoos. Nobody
wants that.
“When you get started in a new
breed, it takes time to really learn
how to interpret your standard.
You have to see lots of examples
of your breed and talk to lots of
other people about them”.
If they ask you for an opinion of their dog and you are really
struggling to say something positive, just have a laugh and say
“Nobody has a perfect first showdog, but I can chat to you about
the standard and show you some of my dogs if you like?”.
Pointing out all the faults in a newbie’s dog, complaining about
their lack of understanding the ring craft or snarking about their
daggy clothes is unnecessary.
Keeping our new exhibitors hooked on the competition is, on the
other hand, very necessary!
To my wonderful mentors over the years, Stefanie Smith, the late
Pam Coleman, Les Bradney (to name a few), thank you. I hope one
day I can regift the knowledge you shared with me to others. As
always, if you see me in the catalogue pop on down to group one
and say g’day. The change I want to see in the Dog World starts
with me.
Until next month my friends!
Xx Ash
I know that the website Showmanager.com has started matching
new exhibitors looking for help with older mentors. There are
some great Facebook pages like “Australian Dog Show Newbies”
that seem to be very supportive forums for new exhibitors. Even
if it’s only in a small way, I encourage everyone to have a quick
look at these and reassure themselves that there are people still
willing to help others. I myself am making an effort to welcome and
encourage people who are new to our sport, but I acknowledge
that it can be very difficult.
Not every new exhibitor is destined to become your best friend
and not everyone shares your passion. At the worst end of the
scale, you can invest a lot of time and effort into someone who
seems very keen on showing dogs, only to have them drop off the
face of the earth. It’s upsetting when that happens, especially if
you’ve trusted that person with one of your dogs.
At the end of the day, we need to take that risk, or we can look
down the barrel of a sport and a competition that will see less and
less participation.
Don’t make me say pugapoo again.
Next time you see a newbie wandering off when they still have to
go back in for the challenge lineup, give them a hoy and let them
know there’s more to go.
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Club Interest
The Beagle Club
of Queensland
Sets World Record!
Supplied by Jeff Souter - President
On the 6th of December, the Beagle Club of Queensland set a
world record for the largest Beagle pack ever assembled. The
record was set as part of the Beagles Across Australia national
event and was set on the Southport Spit.
Since 2010 the Beagle Club of Queensland has held its final event
for the year on the Gold Coast. The event is a walk along the
beach on the Southport Spit for our Beagles and their owners,
with a Christmas morning tea held afterwards. This walk has
been a very enjoyable and fun event and as a result, the number
of Beagles and people attending the walk has increased since it
was first held.
In 2012, our number reached 75. For 2013, the Club pushed to get
the numbers over 100, something we didn’t imagine 12 months
before. That year, we reached 153 Beagles for our walk.
With the increase in numbers and interest from many avenues,
the Beagle Club of Queensland initiated the event now known as
‘Beagles Across Australia’. This event is a day for all Beagle clubs
around Australia, along with members in various regional locations,
to get out and celebrate the breed.
In 2014 we had more than 350 Beagles across the country
participating in this simultaneous celebration of the breed. Walks
took place in more than 10 centres across Australia, from Cairns
and Townsville in North Queensland, to Perth in the west. We also
had interest and walks taking place overseas in Germany and Qatar.
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Club Interest
As a result of this first Beagles Across Australia event and, with
media coverage from the Gold Coast Bulletin and Channel 7,
the numbers for our Southport Spit walk reached 186, despite
torrential rain before and during the walk.
In July 2015 at the Beagle National in the USA, 200 Beagles
assembled in a pack – a world record for the largest Beagle
pack. Their claim to this record challenged the Beagle Club of
Queensland to beat the record as part of Beagles Across Australia
for 2015. The wheels were set in motion to make this event our
biggest yet and to see if we could set a record.
The Club went about making this a ‘Beagle Bonanza’, with stalls,
raffles, prizes and fun and games for the Beagles, along with the
world record attempt. Media outlets were notified and the event
was advertised on Facebook, the Club web site and on the Beagles
Across Australia web site. The stage was set.
As the Beagles and their owners began to congregate at Federation
Park, opposite Sea World on the Gold Coast, the numbers were
looking very promising. Almost every car that drove down Seaway
Drive had at least one Beagle, smiling in anticipation.
The numbers kept increasing – 50, 100, 150. Journalists from the
Gold Coast Bulletin and two TV stations had arrived to take in the
spectacle. Had we reached the record? Even if we didn’t achieve
the record, it was going to be a fabulous day.
The Beagles and their owners moved from Federation Park to the
beach – a feat in itself. There were Beagles everywhere. The count
kept going up.
At the official start time of the walk, we had assembled an amazing
403 Beagles on Main Beach. This was more than double the record
set in the USA earlier in the year.
The number blew everyone away. We had no idea we would
achieve such numbers.
The media were having a field day, taking video and photos of the
mass of Beagles, sniffing, playing and enjoying this event. With the
record broken, the focus moved to the walk. Having more than
400 Beagles walking north along Main Beach was a sight in itself.
As the pack returned, the Club had organised morning tea, drinks,
merchandise stalls for everyone to enjoy, and information about
Beagle welfare, the Club and the breed. We had two photo booths
for people to take photos of their Beagles with Santa. Beagles
Across Australia T shirts were available to celebrate the event, as
well as club merchandise items. Most importantly, the Club was
able to enjoy the breed in the best way possible – by getting
together, enjoying time with other Beagle owners and to take one
day out to celebrate the breed with other Beagle owners across
the country.
Beagles Across Australia and the walk on Southport Spit was
an amazing event for our Club and one that has enabled us to
promote the breed to a level we could not have imagined. In
total, we had close to 600 Beagles walking across the country,
with walks taking place across Queensland in Cairns, Townsville,
Charters Towers, Toowoomba and Hervey Bay, as well as in Sydney,
Melbourne and Perth.
USA has already thrown down the gauntlet to break our record
next year, so the challenge is now on to hold onto or break our
record. And who knows – with such interest is this event, maybe
Beagles Across Australia in 2016 will go global!
Photo credits: Supplied by Jeff Souter - President
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Member Insight
TRACKING AND SCENT
WORK SEMINAR
Dean and Matt
Supplied by Coral Pethers
A seminar was hosted by Dogs Queensland Tracking SubCommittee at Durack on many of the aspects of Tracking and Scent
Work with dogs. We were very fortunate to have three excellent
guest speakers with diverse areas of expertise.
Due to the interest shown by members of the dog world,
attendance had to be limited to 100 participants.
The morning commenced with speakers Dean and Matt – Officers
from the Queensland Police Dog Squad. Dean and Matt kept
everyone very entertained with the training methods used for
police dogs and gave handlers who were interested in the world
of tracking great information on ways to get their dogs started in
the sport of tracking.
Debby Lamprecht
A very happy audience
Dean and Matt were followed by Debby Lamprecht. Debby is a
Tracking and Track & Search Judge, involved in NoseWorks for
Dogs and a proponent of Scent Dynamics. Debby’s talk and very
interesting presentation on Scent Dynamics gave attendees an
in depth understanding of how scent works and how the dog’s
nose works when interpreting scents. All this provided a great
foundation for those handlers interested in doing any type of
scent work with their dogs.
The final speaker for the seminar was Greg Horrocks. Greg is
a chemical detection dog handler with the Department of
Agriculture and Fisheries. Greg spoke of how dogs are used
within the Department for many varying activities from finding
chemicals, insects, scat and other areas in biosecurity. The morning
concluded with two practical demonstrations by Greg’s dogs.
A very big thank you goes to the speakers for this seminar and
to all those who assisted on the day to ensure everything ran
smoothly as well as organising a very enjoyable morning tea.
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Greg Horrocks
Club Interest
Agility Sub-Committee Fundraiser Trial
Purple Agility and Jumpers Trial
Held at Durack on 5th December, 2015
Judged by: Mr Robert Mills (pictured far left) and Mrs Barbara Murfet (pictured far right)
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Show Schedules
Show day: Sunday, 3rd April 2016
January amendments and notes
PINE RIVERS
KENNEL CLUB
Belgian Shepherd Club of Queensland:
Open Shows 6th March 2016, Brace will be run as a Class at
both Shows
Poodle Club of Queensland:
Open Shows 6th March 2016. Entries to Mrs L. Buckland P.O.
Box 171 Aspley Qld 4034 or via Show Manager. Enquiries to
Mrs Lynda Buckland Ph: 07 3263 5743 Mob: and Show Day
number 0401 485 141 Email: [email protected]
Parent and Progeny Classes will be offered, Sire or Dam with
2 Progeny over 6 Months
Queensland Gundog Association:
Championship Show 6 th March 2016 judging will now
commence at 9:30am
Mackay Kennel Club:
Championship Show 13th March 2016 General Specials will
be judged by Ms L. Rowles (NSW)
Beaudesert Kennel Club:
Show venue: Pine Rivers Show Grounds, Gympie Rd, Lawton, QLD
Entries close: Sunday, 13th March 2016
OPEN SHOW
Classes: 1(1a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 11(11a) 18(18a)
Entries to: Show Secretary, P.O. Box 356, Ormeau QLD 4208
online entries through Show Manager
Enquiries:
Ring 1:
Ring 2:
Ring 3:
Ring 4:
Ring 5:
Ring 6:
Ring 7:
Contact: Show Secretary, Chris Ph: 0439 712 420
Show day contact: Ph: 0439 712 420
JUDGING ORDER:
Miss T. Hill
Group 1
Mr G. Heyden
Group 2
Ms L. Horne
Group 3
Mr A. Addicott
Group 4
Mrs S. Jewell
Group 5
Miss S. Wheatley
Group 6
Mrs B. Dickson
Group 7
General
Specials: Miss T. Hill
Entry fees: $3, catalogue $3 (covers both shows)
Open Show 19th March 2016 Group 1 will be judged by Mrs
L. Trotter
Judging time: 8:30am
Bundaberg Canine Club:
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Championship Show 26 March 2016 commencing at
8.30am, this show is the ALAN BALAAM MEMORIAL SHOW
th
Bundaberg Canine Club:
Championship Show 28th March 2016, Group 7 and General
Specials will be judged by Mr F van de Spuy (RSA)
Show schedule requirements:
All Clubs advertising are affiliated with the Canine Control Council
(Qld) Ltd and their Shows are conducted under the Rules of the
Canine Control Council (Qld) Ltd. A copy of such Rules may be
perused with Club Secretaries.
Challenge certificates at Championship Shows are awarded at
the discretion of the Judges and all Queensland exhibitors at
Championship Shows must be financial members of the Canine
Control Council (Qld) Ltd. Exhibitors may only enter the assembly
or judging areas as prescribed in the Rules and must be suitably
dressed including footwear.
Prizes and awards:
Either prizes or awards must be listed in full as they will appear
in Club Catalogues.
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Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a)
Handlers 7 to Under 10, 10 to Under 13, 13 to Under 18
Classes: (Judges to be announced, Judged during lunch)
Entries and As above
Enquiries:
Ring 1:
Ring 2:
Ring 3:
Ring 4:
Ring 5:
Ring 6:
Ring 7:
JUDGING ORDER:
Mrs D. Fenton (NSW) Group 1
Mrs J. Wall
Group 2
Mr C. Moore (VIC)
Group 3
Mr L. Heilmann (SA)
Group 4
Mr J. Moore (VIC)
Group 5
Mr D. Johnson (SA)
Group 6
Mr M. Yates
Group 7
General
Specials: Mr C. Moore (VIC)
Entry fees: Entry $12, catalogue $3 (covers both shows), camping $20
ED BY:
PR O UDLY S P O N S O R
Show Schedules
Show days: Wednesday, 6th April though to Saturday 9th April 2016
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY OF QUEENSLAND
Show venue: R.A.S. Showgrounds Glenvale Road, TOOWOOMBA QLD
Entries close: Friday, 11th March 2016
Classes: (Judged Saturday 9th at 12:00 noon)
Entries to:
Enquiries:
Joy Lanham, P.O. Box 356, Ormeau, QLD 4208
Contact: Joy Lanham Ph: 0409 720 882 or Andrew Brown Ph: 0407 372 377
Show day contact: 0407 372 377
JUDGING ORDER:
Wed 6th
Ring 1:
Mr Carlos Quinones (Colombia)
Group 1
Wed 6th
Ring 2:
Mr Fabrico Pastor (Ecuador)
Group 7
Thurs 7th
Ring 1:
Group 4
Thurs 7th
Ring 2:
Group 6
Fri 8th
Ring 1:
Group 5
Fri 8th
Ring 2:
Group 2
Sat 9th
Ring 1:
Sat 9th
Ring 2:
Group 3 (Part) Pointers,
Setters and Retrievers
Group 3 (Part) Balance of Group
and Group Specials
General
Specials:
Entry fee: $18, SSAE for return of pass, catalogue $3.50
Judging time: 9:00am daily, General Specials 3:00pm Saturday 9th of April 2016
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Show day: Saturday, 9th April 2016
GAYNDAH SHOW
SOCIETY INC
GLADSTONE
KENNEL CLUB INC
Show venue: Gayndah Show Grounds
Show venue: Gladstone Showgrounds, Cnr Tank and Scenery
Streets, GLADSTONE
Entries close: Thursday, 24th March 2016
Entries close: Monday, 14th March 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 18(18a)
A. Imhoff, P.O. Box 386 GAYNDAH,
Entries to: Mrs
Contact: As above Ph: 0427 316 398 (before 8:30pm)
Enquiries:
Show day contact: Ph: 0427 316 398 (before 8:30pm)
JUDGING ORDER:
Classes:
Ring 1: Mrs V. Schneider
Baby Puppy and Puppy Sweepstakes,
Groups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7
General
Specials: Mrs V. Schneider
Sweepstakes: Baby Puppy and Puppy
Entry fees: $10, catalogues $3
No cars through the gate, room to set up inside dog
area, all Sweepstakes on separate entry form
Judging time: 8:30am with Sweepstakes
Classes: (Judges to be announced)
Collins, P.O. Box 7245, GLADSTONE QLD 4680
Entries to: B.
Contact: As above Ph: 0438 737 436
JUDGING ORDER:
Puppy Sweepstakes,
Ring 1: Mrs S. Reeve (NSW)
Groups 4, 3, 2 and 6
Baby Puppy Sweepstakes,
Ring 2: Mrs R. Williams (NSW)
Groups 1, 5 and 7
General Mrs S. Reeve (NSW)
Specials:
Enquiries:
Entry fees:
Show day: Friday, 15th April 2016
KILCOY A.P & I
ASSOCIATION
Show venue: Kilcoy Showgrounds, 26 Showground Rd,
WOOLMAR QLD 4515
Entries close: Thursday, 24th March 2016
Show Secretary, C/- 20 Abbeygrace Crt, CABOOLTURE QLD
Entries to:
4510, online entries through Show Manager
Contact: Nadia Attridge
Enquiries: Ph: (07) 5428 3420 (between 4 and 8pm)
JUDGING ORDER:
Mrs J. Wilshier
Groups 1 and 7
Mrs D. Jovanovic Groups 3 and 4
Mr G. Ness
Groups 2 (less Australian Terriers) and 6
Mrs J. Croad
Australian Terriers and Group 5
Ring 1:
Ring 2:
Ring 3:
Ring 4:
General Mrs J. Croad
Specials:
Entry fees: $10 entry, catalogues $3, gate list, no SSAE required
Judging time: 9:00am with
First Groups and Australian Terriers
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$12, catalogue $3 to be paid for with entries,
Sweepstakes $5
Camping fee to be paid to Caretaker on the grounds
Judging time: 3:00pm with Sweepstakes
Show day: Sunday, 10th April 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs R. Williams (NSW)
Puppy Sweepstakes,
Ring 2: Mrs S. Reeve (NSW)
Groups 7, 5 and 1
General
Specials: Mrs R. Williams (NSW
Entry fees:
$12, catalogue $3 to be paid for with entries,
Sweepstakes $5
Sunday Breaky
Show Schedules
MAREEBA AND DISTRICT KENNEL CLUB
Show venue: Cairns City K. C. Grounds, Quigley St, CAIRNS QLD
3 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS
Show close:
day: Saturday,
January
Entries
Sunday,17th
20th
March2015
2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW NO. 1
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a)
Entries to:
Renee Mather Show Secretary, P.O. Box 2295, CAIRNS QLD 4870,
Enquiries: Contact: Ph: As above 0437 503 464 Show day contact: Ph: 0437 503 464
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 3: Mr R. Bridgford (VIC) Baby Puppy Sweepstakes, Groups 3 and 7
Ring 2: Mrs D. Duffin (VIC)
Puppy Sweepstakes, Groups 1, 2 and 6
Ring 1: Mrs M. Hanley (NSW)
Groups 4 and 5
General Specials: Mrs M. Hanley (NSW)
Entry fees: $11, catalogue $3, camping $11, Sweepstakes $5
Show close:
day: Saturday,
January
Entries
Sunday,17th
20th
March2015
2016
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mr R. Bridgford (VIC)
Baby Puppy Sweepstakes, Groups 4 and 5
Ring 3: Mrs M. Hanley (NSW) Puppy Sweepstakes, Groups 3 and 7
Groups 1, 2 and 6
General Specials: Mr R. Bridgford (VIC)
Judging time: 3:30pm
Show close:
day: Saturday,
January
Entries
Sunday,17th
20th
March2015
2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 2: Mrs M. Hanley (NSW) Baby Puppy Sweepstakes, Groups 1, 2 and 6
Ring 3: Mr R. Bridgford (VIC) Puppy Sweepstakes, Groups 4 and 5
Groups 3 and 7
General Specials: Mrs D. Duffin (VIC)
Both days:
Camping to be paid with entries $11 per day, online entries also available through www.fnqdogs.
lindasvan.com.au Further enquiries to reneemather77gmail.com
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KENNEL ASSOCIATION OF QUEENSLAND
Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Avenue DURACK, QLD 4077
3 CHAMP SHOWS / 1 OPEN
Show close:
day: Saturday,
17th
January
Entries
Monday,
21st
March2015
2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) Neuter 18(18a)
Handlers Classes: 7 to Under 10, 10 to Under 13, 13 to Under 18 (Judges to be announced, judged in tea break)
Entries to: Jodie Wilshier, P.O. Box 1208, MT OMMANEY QLD 4074, online entries through Show Manager
Enquiries: Contact: As above Ph: (07) 3279 7339 Show day contact: Ph: 0417 799 115
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 14: Mrs P. Brown
Ring 10: Mrs J. Croad
Group 1
Ring 7: Mr J. Watkiss (WA)
Group 2
Ring 16: Mrs H. Weil
Ring 6: Mrs J. Montford (NSW)
Ring 11: Mr G. Dryburgh (NSW)
Group 3
General Specials: Helen Weil
Ring 4: Mrs K. Paul (NSW)
Group 4
Entry fees: Baby Puppies $9, all other Classes $13, catalogues $4
Group 5
Group 6
Group 7
Show day:
Saturday,
January
Entries
close: 17th
Monday,
21st2015
March 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Entries and Enquiries: As above
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 14:
Ring 10: Mrs D. Dryburgh (NSW)
Group 1
Ring 7: Mr C. Hoeben (NZ)
Group 2
Ring 16:
Ring 6:
Ring 11: Miss K. Mangan
Group 3
General Specials:
Ring 4: Miss A. Carius
Group 4
Ms J. Baker
Miss K. Tosi
Miss R. Green
Miss K. Tosi
Group 5
Group 6
Group 7
CHARITY SHOW IN SUPPORT OF ROYAL FLYING DOCTORS
Show close:
day: Saturday,
17th
January
Entries
Monday,
21st
March2015
2016
OPEN SHOW
Classes: 1(1a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 11(11a) Neuter 18(18a)
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 13:
Ring 9: Mr M. Watt
Group 1
Ring 8: Mrs L. Roebig
Group 2
Ring 15:
Ring 5:
Ring 12: Mrs C. Walker
Group 3
General Specials:
Ring 3: Mr J. Attridge
Group 4
Entry fees: $3, catalogues $4 (includes Championship Show)
Mr G. Heyden
Miss A. Carius
Ms S. Guillfoyle
Miss A. Carius
Group 5
Group 6
Group 7
Judging time: 8:30am with Breeds
Entries close: Monday, 21st March 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Handlers Classes: 7 to Under 10, 10 to Under 13, 13 to Under 18 (Judges to be announced)
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 14: Mrs D. Dryburgh (NSW)
Ring 10: Mrs K. Paul (NSW)
Group 1
Ring 7: Miss K. Marsh (VIC)
Group 2
Ring 16: Mr C. Hoeben (NZ)
Ring 6: Mr G. Dryburgh (NSW)
Ring 11: Mrs J. Montford (NSW)
Group 3
General Specials: Mrs J. Montford (NSW)
Ring 4: Mr J. Watkiss (WA)
Group 4
Group 5
Group 6
Group 7
CHARITY SHOW IN SUPPORT OF ROYAL FLYING DOCTORS
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MT PERRY
SHOW SOCIETY INC
PIONEER VALLEY
KENNEL CLUB
Entries close: Tuesday, 15th March 2016
Show venue: Pioneer Valley Showgrounds, Peoples Street
Entrance, FINCH HATTON
Show venue: Monto Road Mt Perry
Box 5655, WEST BUNDABERG 4670
Entries to: P.O.
Contact: Margaret Burgess Ph: (07) 4156 3385
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs C. Keong
Ring 2: Mr K. Iggleden
Puppy Sweepstakes,
Groups 1, 4 and 5
General Specials: Mrs C. Keong
Entry fees: $10, Sweepstakes $5, catalogues $3
Enjoy the night entertainment and the Amenities Show on Sunday
SAE NOT REQUIRED - GATE PASS WILL BE OPERATING.
GROUNDS COMMITTEE OF DOGS
QUEENSLAND - AMENITIES ZONE 2
Show venue: Mt Perry Showgrounds, Monto Rd, MOUNT PERRY
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Pioneer Valley KC,
Entries to: C/- Show Manager, P.O. Box 1435 MUDGEERABA 4213,
Contact: Lana McCrindle
Enquiries: Ph: (07) 4959 1353 (6:00 - 8:00pm)
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs M. Clegg (VIC)
Groups 7, 6 and 4
Ring 2: Mrs M. Markotany (NSW) Groups 5, 3, 2 and 1
General
Specials: Mrs M. Clegg (VIC)
Entry fees: 12 per entry, catalogues $3
Camping is $25 per night, payable directly to
Show Society Caretaker upon arrival at grounds
Judging time: 3:00pm with Junior Handlers
Grounds Committee of Dogs Queensland,
Entries to: P.O. Box 5655, BUNDABERG WEST 4670
Contact: Craig Pettett Ph: 0418 781 503
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mr K. Iggleden
Puppy Sweepstakes,
Ring 2: Mrs C. Keong
Groups 1, 4 and 5
General Mr K. Iggleden
Specials:
Entry fees: $10, Sweepstakes $5, catalogues $3, camping free
Free camping, Zone 2 Amenities Fundraiser.
*Cheques payable to CCC(Q) Ltd* Held in conjunction with Mt Perry Ag.
The Committee reserves the right to alter Group Allocations and / or
approve additional Judges should numbers dictate.
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs M. Markotany (NSW) Groups 7, 6 and 4
Ring 2: Mrs M. Clegg (VIC)
General
Specials: Mrs M. Markotany (NSW)
Entry fees: 12 per entry, catalogues $3
Camping is $25 per night, payable directly to
Show Society Caretaker upon arrival at grounds
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Show day: Friday, 22nd April 2016
Show day: Saturday, 23rd April 2016
NANANGO & DISTRICT
KENNEL CLUB
GOOMBUNGEE HADEN
HORTICULTURAL,
AG & PASTORAL SOCIETY
Show venue: Nanango Showground Cairns St, NANANGO
Entries close: Friday, 1st April 2016
Show venue: Goombungee Show Grounds,
Lau Street, GOOMBUNGEE
Classes: (including tiny tots with toys, Judges to be announced)
Show Secretary,
Entries to: P.O. Box 5655, BUNDABERG WEST QLD 4670
Contact: Entries Ph: (07) 4155 1443, Other (07) 4163 2244
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mr P. Tjerkstra Groups 4, 5, 6 and 7
Ring 2: Mr R. Ogden
General Mr P. Tjerkstra
Specials:
Entry fees:
Groups 1, 2 and 3
$10 per entry, catalogue $3, camping with power $15,
non-power $12
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a)
W. Motley, P.O. Box 3, GOOMBUNGEE, 4354
Entries to: Mrs
Contact: Tracey Sharpe Ph: 0419 765 948
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs S. Bruno
Groups 1 and 4
Ring 2: Ms F. Darling
Groups 2, 3 and 6
Ring 3: Mr G. Ness
Groups 5 and 7
General Mrs S. Bruno
Specials:
Entry fees: $10 per entry, catalogue $3, Please send SAE for passes
Show day: Friday, 23rd April 2016
NANANGO AP & M
SOCIETY
MONTO
SHOW SOCIETY
Entries close: Wednesday, 23rd March 2016
Show venue: Nanango Showground Cairns St, NANANGO
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a)
Nanango AG, C/- Marilyn Dyckhoff,
Entries to: P.O. Box 5655, BUNDABERG WEST QLD 4670
Enquiries:
Contact: As above Ph: (07) 4155 1443
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mr R. Ogden
Ring 2: Mr P. Tjerkstra
Groups 1, 2 and 3
General
Specials: Mr R. Ogden
Entry fees:
$10 per entry, catalogue $3, camping $12 per car per
night (self addressed envelope for passes)
Show venue: Oxley St, MONTO
Monto Show Society,
Entries to: P.O. Box 5655 WEST BUNDABERG, 4670
Enquiries:
Contact: Margaret Burgess Ph: (07) 4156 3385
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs H. Weil
Groups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7
General
Specials: Mrs H. Weil
Entry fees: $10 per entry, catalogue $3, Sweepstakes $5
NO SAE REQUIRED – GATE PASS WILL OPERATE
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CLONCURRY AND DISTRICT CANINE CLUB INC
Show venue: Richmond Racecourse, Racecourse Rd, RICHMOND 4822
Show day:
Saturday,
January
2015
Entries
close:
Friday,17th
15th
April 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Entries to: Fiona Rae, 18 Alice Street, CLONCURRY QLD, 4824, online entries through Show Manager
Enquiries: Contact: As above Ph: 0427 958 426 Show day contact: Ph: 0427 958 426
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mr A. Brown
All Breeds, Groups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7
General Specials: Mr A. Brown
Entry fees: $10, catalogue $1 per show or $3 for all three shows
Show day:
Saturday,
January
2015
Entries
close:
Friday,17th
15th
April 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Entries and
Enquiries:
As above
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mr D. McGreevy
General Specials: Mr D. McGreevy
Show day:
Saturday,
January
2015
Entries
close:
Friday,17th
15th
April 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Entries and
Enquiries:
As above
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Ms K. Tosi
General Specials: Ms K. Tosi
Camping $10 per night to be paid with entries
Canteen available
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JUNIOR KENNEL CLUB OF QUEENSLAND
2 CHAMP SHOWS / 1 OPEN
Showclose:
day: Saturday,
January
Entries
Monday,17th
28th
March2015
2016
OPEN SHOW
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a)
Entries to: J. Watt, 9 Clifton Cres, DURACK QLD 4077, online entries through Show Manager
Enquiries: Contact: Michael Watt Ph: 0466 500 624, Show day contact: 0418 153 115 (no calls after 9:00pm)
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 13: Mrs M. Hobson
Group 5
Ring 9: Mr A. Addicott
Group 1
Ring 15: Mrs M. Broughton Group 6
Ring 7: Mrs M. Hammond
Group 2
Ring 12: Mrs J. McGregor
Group 3
Ring 4: Mrs N. Attridge
Group 7
Ring 2: Mrs C. Walker
Group 4
General Specials: Mrs M. Hammond
Entry $3 each entry, catalogues $3 each, Championship Show 1 and Open Show combined - to be ordered and paid with entry
fees:
CASH AND SASH BIG, RUIG and
BABY IN GROUP FOR OPEN SHOW
Judging time: 8:30am with A - Z Breed Judging
Showclose:
day: Saturday,
January
Entries
Monday,17th
28th
March2015
2016
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a)
Enquiries:
Ring 10:
Ring 6:
Ring 11:
Ring 3:
Entry
fees:
Mrs W. Hutchison (VIC)
Mrs S. Rickard (VIC)
Mrs J. Horton (VIC)
Mr A. Burt (VIC)
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 14:
Ring 16:
Ring 5:
General Specials:
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Mr M. Morse (VIC)
Mr D. Bowey (VIC)
Ms E. Joseph (VIC)
Mr M. Morse (VIC)
Group 5
Group 6
Group 7
$12 entry, $8 Baby Puppy Class, catalogue $3, combined Open and Championship Show 1 - to be ordered and paid with entry
Judging time: 9:00am with A - Z Breed Judging
Showclose:
day: Saturday,
January
Entries
Monday,17th
28th
March2015
2016
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a)
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 13: Ms E. Joseph (VIC)
Baby Puppy Sweepstakes and Group 5
Ring 9: Mrs S. Rickard (VIC) Group 1
Ring 15: Mrs W. Hutchison (VIC) Group 6
Ring 7: Mr A. Burt (VIC)
Group 2
Ring 12: Mr D. Bowey (VIC) Puppy Sweepstakes and Group 3
Ring 4: Mr M. Morse (VIC)
Group 7
Ring 2: Mrs J. Horton (VIC) Group 4
General Specials: Mr A. Burt (VIC)
Entry fees: $12 entry, $8 Sweepstakes, $8 Baby Puppy Class, catalogues $3 each to be ordered and paid with entry
CASH AND SASH ALL CLASSES IN SHOW
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Judging time: 2:00pm with Junior Handlers, Sweepstakes 2:30pm, Breeds Judging not before 3:00pm
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DURACK GROUNDS COMMITTEE
AMENITIES SHOW
Entries close: Friday, 8th April 2016
Classes:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a)
Handlers
Classes:
7 to Under 10, 10 to Under 13, 13 to Under 18
(Judges to be announced, judged in lunch break)
Entries to:
Mrs Joy Lanham, P.O. Box 356 ORMEAU 4208,
Enquiries:
As above Ph: 0409 720 882
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 10:
Mr D. Bowey (VIC)
Group 1
Ring 7:
Mr M. Morse (VIC)
Group 2
Group 3
Ms E. Joseph (VIC)
Group 4
Ring 14:
Mrs W. Hutchison (VIC)
Group 5
Ring 16:
Mr A. Burt (VIC)
Group 6
Mrs J. Horton (VIC)
Group 7
Ring 11:
Ring 3:
Ring 5:
General Specials:
Entry fee:
$13, catalogue $3
CASH PRIZES FOR ALL CLASSES IN GROUP AND IN SHOW
ED BY:
Judging time: 9:00am with All Groups
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CAVES A & P SOCIETY
Show venue: Caves Showgrounds, Bruce Highway, THE CAVES
The Secretary, Caves P & A Society
Entries to: C/- P.O. Box 5655, BUNDABERG WEST 4670
Contact: Marilyn Dyckhoff
Enquiries: Ph: (07) 4155 1443 (5:00pm - 8:30pm)
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mr D. Staines
Groups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7
General
Specials: Mr D. Staines
Entry fees:
$10 per entry, Sweepstakes $5 per entry, catalogues
$3 prepaid with entries. SAE for Passes.
Glass Free Zone
CAPRICORN COAST
KENNEL CLUB
Show venue: Canine Complex, Rockhampton Showgrounds,
Lion Creek Road ROCKHAMPTON
The Secretary, CCKC C/- P.O. Box 5655, BUNDABERG WEST 4670
Entries to:
Contact: Marilyn Dyckhoff
Enquiries: Ph: (07) 4155 1443 (5:00pm - 8:30pm)
JUDGING ORDER:
Baby Sweepstakes,
Ring 1: Dr P. Tallentire (WA)
Groups 5, 1 and 7
Puppy Sweepstakes,
Ring 2: Ms K Harvey (SA)
General Dr P. Tallentire
Specials:
$10 per entry plus $2 ground levy $12), catalogues $3 prepaid,
Entry fees:
Sweepstakes $5 per entry, R.R.C. camping fee, $25 per night
Club reserves the right to appoint/alter/add Judges and
Rings if numbers required. Glass free zone. No entry to
grounds prior to 4:00pm Friday, 29th April 2016
SOUTH BURNETT
NATIONAL KINGAROY
Show venue: Bunya Highway, KINGAROY
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a)10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a)
Mr C. Seare,
Entries to: 101 Kumbia Minmore Rd, MS 90, KINGAROY 4610 QLD
Enquiries:
Contact: Colin Seare Ph: (07) 4164 4069
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs J. Armatys
Groups 1, 2 and 3
Ring 2: Mrs K. Haddon
General
Specials: Mrs J. Armatys
Entry fees:
Classes $10, Baby Puppy Classes $7, catalogue $3,
NO SAE NECESSARY
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AMERICAN STAFFORDSHIRE TERRIER CLUB OF QLD INC
2 CHAMP SHOWS / 1 OPEN SHOW
Show day:
Saturday,
17th
January
2015
Entries
close:
Tuesday,
5th
April 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 7(7a) 8(8a) 9(9a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)
American Staffordshire Terrier Club of QLD, Show Secretary,
Entries to:
P.O. Box 908, JIMBOOMBA QLD 4280, online entries through Show Manager
Enquiries: Contact: Maggie Ph: 0403 742 555 Show day contact: Ph: 0422 425 413
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 13: Mr H. Kellogg (USA) American Staffordshire Terriers
Generals Specials: Mr H. Kellogg (USA)
Entry fees:
Members: 1st Entry $15, Subsequent $10 / Non Members: 1st Entry $20, Subsequent $15.
All Baby Puppies and Neuter $10 / Packages outlined below
Catalogue $5 (covers all shows), Tiny Tots Lunchtime (Toy Only)
Entry Packages: All three Shows and catalogue - Members 1st Entry $35, subsequent $20
- Non Members 1st Entry $50, subsequent $35
Show day:
Saturday,
17th
January
2015
Entries
close:
Tuesday,
5th
April 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 7(7a) 8(8a) 9(9a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)
Entries and
As above
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 13: Ms B. Kneale (USA)
American Staffordshire Terriers
Generals Specials: Ms B. Kneale (USA)
Entry fees:
Show day:
Saturday,
17th
January
2015
Entries
close:
Tuesday,
5th
April 2016
OPEN SHOW
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)
Entries and
As above
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 13: Mrs S. Jewell
American Staffordshire Terriers
Generals Specials: Mrs S. Jewell
Entry fees:
Catalogue $5 (covers all shows), Tiny Tots Lunchtime (Toy Only)
Entry Packages: All three Shows and catalogue - Members 1st Entry $35, subsequent $20
- Non Members 1st Entry $50, subsequent $35
Judging time: Upon completion of Championship Show or 2:00pm
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Show Schedules
COLLIE CLUB OF
QUEENSLAND
THE FRENCH BULLDOG
CLUB OF QUEENSLAND
THE MARGE COPE MEMORIAL SHOW
Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds,
247 King Avenue DURACK, QLD 4077
OPEN SHOW
OPEN SHOW
Classes:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)
Entries to:
P.O. Box 5655, WEST BUNDABERG, QLD 4670
Enquiries:
Contact: Chloe Armatys Ph: 0429 499 967
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Ms A. Carius
Collie Rough and Smooth
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 18(18a)
P.O. Box, 729 Oxenford QLD 4210
Entries to:
Contact: Nick Abelia Ph: 0413 415 146
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 5: Mr D. McAllister
French Bulldogs
General
Mr D. McAllister
Specials:
$12 First Entry / Subsequent Entries, Members
Entry fees: $10 per Class / Non-Members $12 per Class.
Catalogues $3 prepaid with entry
Classes:
General
Ms A. Carius
Specials:
Entry fees:
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Automatic entry if entered in Championship
Show, catalogue $3 covers both shows
Judging time: Appox 10:00am after completion
of Collies at the working Dog Club of Queensland
Championship Show
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Classes:
Entries and
Enquiries:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)
As above
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs P. Brown
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a)
10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a)
Entries and
Enquiries:
As above
JUDGING ORDER:
French Bulldogs
Ring 5: Mr S. Thomas
General
Mr S. Thomas
Specials:
Best Head, Best Gaited, Best Brindle, Best Fawn,
Property Best Brindle Pied, Sire and Progeny (Sire does
Classes: not need to be entered on the day) and Breeders
Group (all in group must be entered on day)
$20 First Entry / Subsequent Entries, Members
Entry fees: $17 per Class, Non-Members $20 per Class,
Property $5 per dog All Classes
Collie Rough and Smooth
General
Mrs P. Brown
Specials:
Entry fees: Classes $12 per entry, Baby Puppies $5 per entry
Judging time: At completion of Open Show
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Classes:
ED BY:
All numbers to be picked up on day of show, No SAE required
Judging time: Commences 30 minutes after
Open Show completion and not before 11:00am
Show Schedules
CHINESE CRESTED
DOG CLUB OF QLD
THE SPORTING SPANIEL
CLUB OF QLD
Entries close: Saturday, 16th April 2016
OPEN SHOW
Classes:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 12(12a)
Ruth Cook,
Entries to: Showmanager, P.O. Box 34 NERANG QLD, 4211,
Enquiries:
Contact: Susan Tyran Ph: (07) 4666 2157
OPEN SHOW
Classes:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 18(18a)
Show Secretary, The Sporting Spaniel Club of Qld
Entries to: Mrs J. Stoneley, 60 Lyndon Road, CAPALABA 4157
Contact: Jeanette Stoneley Ph: 0414 273 186
Enquiries: Bruce Cornish Ph: (07) 3297 5510 (before 8:00pm)
Show day contact: Ph: 0414 273 186 (before 8:00pm)
JUDGING ORDER:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 10: Mrs L. Nielsen
All Breed Classes
General
Mrs L. Nielsen
Specials:
Entry fees:
Ring 1: Mrs K. Vowell
General
Mrs K. Vowell
Specials:
Entry fees: $5 per entry, $3 catalogue covers both shows
Automatic entry if entering in Championship
show, $3 for open show only
Judging time: 9:00am with Breed Judging
Classes:
Entries and
Enquiries:
Sporting Spaniels
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Classes:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)
Entries and
Enquiries:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)
As above
JUDGING ORDER:
As above
Ring 1: Dr. C. Haseldine (nee Smith) (SA) Sporting Spaniels
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 10: Ms K. Ward (VIC)
All Breed Classes,
All Property Classes
General
Ms K. Ward (VIC)
Specials:
General
Dr. C. Haseldine (nee Smith) (SA)
Specials:
Entry fees: $14 per entry, Baby Puppy $11, catalogue $3
ED BY:
Property
Head, Gait, Parent and Progeny
Classes:
Entry fees:
$12 (includes catalogue with first entry) Property
$4, additional catalogue $3
Ms Karen Ward is a Chinese Crested Dog and Toy specialist
Please join the Club and Judges for
refreshments afer the Show
Judging time: 11:00am with Breed Judging
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Show Schedules
WORKING DOG CLUB OF QUEENSLAND INC
2 CHAMP SHOWS / 1 OPEN SHOW
Show day:
Saturday,
17th9th
January
Entries
close:
Saturday,
April 2015
2016
Entries to: Joy Lanham, P.O. Box 356, ORMEAU 4208, online entries through Show Manager
Enquiries: Contact: Nancy Hardie Ph: (07) 3388 5078 Show day contact: Ph: 0408 699 675
JUDGING ORDER:
Australian
Shepherd,
Bearded Collie, Briard, Collie, (Rough), Collie (Smooth), Old English Sheepdog,
Ring 7: Mrs C. Chase (USA) Shetland Sheepdog, Welsh
Corgi (Cardigan), Welsh Corgi (Pembroke)
Group
5
Less
Australia
Shepherd,
Bearded Collie, Briard, Collie (Rough), Collie (Smooth), Old English
Ring 9: Ms L. Carpenter
Sheepdog, Shetland Sheepdog, Welsh Corgi (Cardigan), Welsh Corgi (Pembroke)
General Specials: Ms L. Carpenter
Entry fees: $12, catalogue $3 for Championship Show No. 1 and Open Show Only
Show day:
Saturday,
17th9th
January
Entries
close:
Saturday,
April2015
2016
Entries and As above, Please note: German Shepherd (SC and LC) entries FOR SHOW NO 2 ONLY entries to be
Enquiries: mailed to the Show Secretary, Mrs Nancy Hardie, 9 Coachwood Street, Crestmead QLD, 4132
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 7: Ms R. Evans (WA)
Group 5 less GSD (SC and LC) and Belgian Shepherds
Rings 21 and 22: Ms S. Ballantyne
German Shepherd (SC and LC)
Ring 8: Ms A. Huggins (NSW) Belgian Shepherd (all varieties)
General Specials: Ms R. Evans (WA)
$12 GSD (SC and LC) $25 (Must include A-Z and Breed Survey, All Dogs Graded, critiques from Junior, excellent medallions,
Entry fees:
Belgian Shepherd Dogs $20, catalogues $3
Double Handling is permitted in the GSD and Belgian Shepherd Rings Only
Judging time: 1:00pm German Shepherd (SC and LC) 10:00am, Belgian Shepherd 10:00am
Show day:
Saturday,
17th9th
January
Entries
close:
Saturday,
April2015
2016
OPEN SHOW
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 6: Mr J. Mitchell
Group 5
Generals Specials: Mr J. Mitchell
Entry fees: Automatic entry with Championship Show No. 1
This is a Ribbon only Show
ED BY:
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Show Schedules
TENTERFIELD TERRIER
CLUB OF QLD INC
OPEN SHOW
Classes:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)
TTCQ C/- Show Secretary
Entries to: P.O. Box 344, NERANG QLD 4211,
Enquiries:
Contact: Mrs Linda Kieseker Ph: (07) 5498 7945
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 3: Miss S. Wheatley
Tenterfield Terriers
General
Miss S. Wheatley
Specials:
Automatic entry if entering in Championship
Entry fees: show, $5 Open Show only, catalogue $3 covers
both shows
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Classes:
Entries and
Enquiries:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)
As above
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 3: Mrs G. Stephenson
Breed, Property Classes
General
Mrs G. Stephenson
Specials:
Property
Best Head, Gait, Parent and Progeny
Classes:
Entry fees:
$13 automatic entry into Open Show ($5 if Open
Show only), Property Class $5
THIS IS A CASH AND SASH SHOW
Judging time: Not before 11:30am
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Show Schedules
CAIRNS CITY KENNEL CLUB INC
Show venue: Quigley Street, CAIRNS QLD 4870
3 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS
Show day:
Saturday,
17th9th
January
Entries
close:
Saturday,
April 2015
2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Cairns City Kennel Club Inc, The Show Secretary, P.O. Box 252, CAIRNS QLD 4870,
Entries to:
online entries through Show Manager and www.fnqdogs.lindasvan.com.au
Contact: Renee Mather Ph: 0437 503 454
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs J. Sewell (WA)
Baby Puppy Sweepstakes, Groups 2, 5, 6 and 7
Ring 2: Mr F. Waring (WA)
Veteran Sweepstakes, Groups 1, 3 and 4
General Mrs J. Sewell (WA)
Specials:
Sweepstakes: Baby Puppy and Veteran
Show day: Sunday, 1st May 2016
Show day:
Saturday,
17th
January
Entries
close:
Sunday,
10th
April 2015
2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1:
Ring 2:
General
Specials:
Sweepstakes:
Entry fees:
Mr S. Warry (WA)
Mrs J. Sewell (WA)
Mr S. Warry (WA)
Baby Puppy and Veteran
$11, catalogue $3, camping $11, Sweepstakes $5
Show day: Monday, 2nd May 2016
Show day:
Saturday,
17th
January
Entries
close:
Monday,
11th
April2015
2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1:
Ring 2:
General
Specials:
Sweepstakes:
Entry fees:
Mr F. Waring (WA)
Mr S. Warry (WA)
Mr F. Waring (WA)
Baby Puppy and Veteran
$11, catalogue $3, camping $11, Sweepstakes $5
Online entries through Show Manager and www.fnqdogs.lindasvan.com.au, camping $11 per day to be paid with
entries, canteen will be available. All enquiries to Renee Mather [email protected] or 0437 503 464.
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Show Schedules
THE COCKER SPANIEL
SOCIETY OF NSW
Hosts the
17th Cocker Spaniel National
28th, 29th May 2016
Hawkesbury Racecourse, Clarendon, NSW
Judge: Ms Sarah Amos-Jones (UK)
(Cassom Cocker Spaniels)
Classes to be judged
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, Veteran and 18
Dogs 28th, Bitches and in-show classes 29th
For full details contact the Show Manager
Debbie Douglas ([email protected]) or
download the schedule and information booklet from the Cocker
Spaniel Society of NSW Facebook page or the Society’s website
http://cockersocietynsw.asn.au
Unleash your champion’s photogenic side.
Place your dog’s portrait on our Dog World front cover for just $240 and create a legacy.
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January amendments and notes
Jimboomba Dog Training Club:
Trial day: Friday, 1st April 2016
CANINE OBEDIENCE CLUB
OF TOWNSVILLE INC
Show venue: Heatley Park, Fulham Road, HEATLEY QLD
Entries close: Saturday, 19th March 2016
RALLY-O AND OBEDIENCE
Agility and Jumpers Trials 12th March 2016 online entries are
also available via www.k9entries.com/ankc
Magpies Mackay and District Obedience Club:
Double Rally-O and Obedience Trials 26th March 2016. These
Trials will now be judged by Mr R. Bruce
Trial Secretary COCT, P.O. Box 991 AITKENVALE 4814,
online entries through K9entries.com (ANKC version)
Enquiries: General contact: Judy Forbes-Faulkner Ph: 0427 725 982
Mrs C. O’Shea
Obedience All Levels
Mr R. Wittkamp
Rally-O All Levels
Entry Fees: $7
Entries to:
Obedience requirements:
Please ensure that all entry forms are filled out correctly with
all relevant information
No late entries accepted
All dogs are to remain on grounds and on lead at all times
All entire bitches on grounds must be vetted
Bitches in oestrum are not permitted on the grounds
Prizes and awards are as shown in club catalogue
Trial day: Friday 1st, Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd April 2016
EVERGREEN TRACKING DOG CLUB INC
TRACKING
Vetting: 6:30pm
Trial day: Saturday, 2nd April 2016
AGILITY AND JUMPERS, TRIAL 1
Mr R. Wittkamp
Mrs H. Northover
Agility All Levels
Jumpers All Levels
Vetting: 2:30pm
OBEDIENCE, AGILITY, JUMPERS AND GAMES, TRIAL 2
Mrs H. Northover
Strategic Pairs All Levels
Mrs H. Northover
Agility All Levels
Mr R. Wittkamp
Jumpers All Levels
Mrs C. O’Shea
Obedience All Levels
Entry Fees: $7, entries and enquiries as above
Vetting: 6:30pm
Entries to: Mr T. Telford, P.O. Box VF3606, TOOWOOMBA 4350
Enquiries: General contact: Trevor Telford, Ph: (07) 4635 7932
Entry fees: $20 Classes: Tracks 1 to 10 Venue: St Pauls School, Strathpine Road, Bald Hills
Judging time: 6:00am Vetting: 5:30am
Trial day: Saturday, 2nd April 2016
GOLD COAST DOG OBEDIENCE
TRAINING CLUB INC
Show venue: Ron Short Park, Alicia Street, SOUTHPORT QLD
Entries close: Wednesday, 16th March 2016
GAMBLERS, AGILITY AND DOUBLE JUMPING
Entries to: Trial Secretary Gold Coast, P.O. Box 153, CANUNGRA QLD 4275
General contact: Lisa Kaddatz Ph: 0403 827 728
Enquiries: Email: [email protected], online entries
preferred via www.k9entries.com/ankc
AM TRIAL JUDGES:
Mrs R. Bulloch
Ring 1 - JD, JDX, JDM, JDO
Miss J. Taylor (NSW)
Ring 2 - GD, GDX, GDM
Entry fees: $7 per entry, catalogue $1 (covers all Trials)
Judging time: 9:00am Vetting: 8:00am to 8:30am
PM TRIAL JUDGES:
Miss M. Bruce
Ring 1 - JD, JDX, JDM, JDO
Ring 2 - AD, ADX, ADM, ADO
Online entries are preferred. Full payment of entries due by 18/03/16 or unpaid
entries withdrawn. Multi-Entry form will be accepted. Please note height class
and ensure written entries are legible. For full details of prizes, special classes and
handler awards visit www.goldcoastdogobedience.com Please be considerate to
our neighbours and keep your dogs as quiet as possible to avoid council complaints.
Takeaway food shops located directly opposite club grounds.
Judging time: Completion of AM TRIAL
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Vetting: 12:30pm
Trial day: Sunday, 3rd April 2016
LOGAN ALL BREEDS DOG
OBEDIENCE CLUB INC
Show venue: Gould Adams Park, Kingston Road, KINGSTON
Trial day: Saturday, 9th April and Sunday, 10th April 2016
CANINE OBEDIENCE CLUB TOWNSVILLE INC
TRACKING / TRACK AND SEARCH Entries close: Saturday, 26th March 2016
Entries to: Trial Secretary COCT, P.O. Box 991 AITKENVALE QLD 4814
Enquiries: General contact: Judy Forbes-Faulkner Ph: 0427 725 982
Entry fees: $15 Classes: Track / Search & Tracking Venue: Annandale, ALICE RIVER
Trial day: Friday, 15th April 2016
RALLY-O, JUMPERS AND GAMES
CANINE OBEDIENCE CLUB
OF TOWNSVILLE INC
Entries to: Trial Secretary, P.O. Box 23, KINGSTON QLD 4114
Noeleen Wheeler
Enquiries: Contact:
Ph: 0400 865 699 (both days)
TRIAL JUDGES:
Mr O. Moller
Rally 1 (All Classes)
Mr W. Patterson
Rally 2 (All Classes)
Mrs C. Fisher
Rally (Reserve)
Mr N. Lester
Agility (N, E, M and O)
Jumpers (N, E, M and O)
Entry fees: $7 per entry
No Late Entries Accepted
Classes and Judges may be altered as numbers require
Individual height category for Jumpers and Agility
Judging time: 8:00am Vetting: 7:00am (Rally 1 and 2)
Judging time: 8:00am Vetting: 7:00am (Agility and Jumpers)
Trial day: Saturday, 9th April 2016
DOGS QUEENSLAND
AGILITY SUB-COMMITTEE
Show venue: Heatley Park, Fullham Road HEATLEY
AGILITY, JUMPERS AND GAMES
Trial Secretary, P.O. Box 991 AITKENVALE 4814,
Entries to: online entries through K9entries.com
(ANKC version)
General contact: Leisa Cassidy
Enquiries:
Ph: 0428 250 866
Ms J. Forbes-Faulkner
Snooker, Agility and
Jumpers All levels
Vetting: 6:30pm
Ms J. Forbes-Faulkner
Mr R. Bruce
Mrs P. Williams
Rally-O All levels
Obedience UDX, UD and CDX
Obedience CD and CCD
Judging time: 5:00pm Vetting: 4:30pm (Rally-O)
Judging time: 7:00pm Vetting: 6:30pm (Obedience)
FUND RAISING TRIAL
JUMPERS AND GAMES
Entries to: Trial Secretary, P.O. Box 563, JIMBOOMBA 4280
Enquiries:
Contact: Gaille Newton Ph: (07) 3297 5908,
entries via www.k9entries.com.au/ankc preferred
TRIAL JUDGES:
Mr B. Platts
Jumping - Open, Masters and Excellent
Mrs L. Kaddatz
Snooker - Masters, Excellent and Novice
Entry fees: $7 per entry, catalogues $2
Novice Jumping to run in first available ring
Cheques should be made out to:
Canine Control Council Queensland Limited
Direct Deposits are preferred
Vetting: 4:00pm
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MARYBOROUGH
DOG OBEDIENCE
CLUB
IPSWICH DOG
OBEDIENCE CLUB INC
Show venue: Wests Football Fields, Sydney St,
MARYBOROUGH QLD
DOUBLE RALLY-O
Entries to:
Trial Manager,
P.O. Box 3050 MARYBOROUGH 4650
Contact: Beryl Crompton
Enquiries: Ph: (07) 4129 4448
Ph: 0455 735 790
TRIAL JUDGES:
All Rally-O Novice,
Advanced Excellent,
Masters
Mr C. Pain
Entry fees: $7
Show venue: Club grounds Mt Crosby Rd, TIVOLI QLD
Entries close: Wednesday, 30th March 2016
DOUBLE RALLY-O
ED BY:
Trial Secretary, 23rd Junewood Crt,
Entries to:
DEEBING HEIGHT QLD 4305
Enquiries: Contact: Belinda Nilon Ph: 0409 724 877
Mrs K. Hutt
All Classes - (Rally-O 1)
Mrs K. Hutt
All Classes - (Rally-O 1)
Mr O. Moller All Classes - (Rally-O 2)
Entry fees: $7 via K9 Entries or Trial Secretary
OBEDIENCE
Mr B. Nobbs
CCD
Mrs K. Sutherland
Novice
Ms A. Tamblyn
Open
Mr C. Gibbs
Utility
Mr J. Baumann
UDX
Mr W. Patterson
Reserve
Entry fees: $7 via K9 Entries or Trial Secretary
Club reserves the right to add or change Judges if needed
Vetting: 11:30am
Vetting: 5:00pm to 5:45pm
Trial day: Saturday, 16th April and Sunday, 17th April 2016
ALL BREEDS TRACKING CLUB
TRACK / SEARCH
Vetting: 2:00pm to 2:45pm
Entries close: Wednesday 23rd March 2016
Entries to: Julie McCombe, 8 Carinya Court, PIMPAMA 4209
Enquiries: General contact: Julie McCombe Ph: 0428 467 527
Entry fees: $15 Classes: All Classes Venue: MUNDOOLAN
OBEDIENCE
TRIAL 1
Mr J. Baumann
UD, UDX
Mrs M. Baumann
CDX, CD, CCD
TRIAL 2
Mrs V. Mannion
UD, UDX, CDX, CD, CCD
Camping available on grounds,
catering available
Judging time: 3:00pm Vetting: 2:30pm
Trial 2 following Trial 1
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Trial day: Friday, 22nd April 2016
Show venue: Duthie Park, Marsh Ave ROCKHAMPTON QLD
CAIRNS CITY
KENNEL CLUB
ROCKHAMPTON DOG
OBEDIENCE CLUB INC
Trial Secretary, Rockhampton Dog Obedience
Entries to: Club Inc, P.O. Box 5064 North Rockhampton 4701,
online entries through Easy Dog Entries
Enquiries: General contact: Trial Secretary Ph: 0424 825 465
Agility All Classes, Jumpers All
Mrs H. Northover
Classes, Gamblers All Classes
Entry fees: $6 Agility and Jumpers, $3 Games
Vetting: 3:30pm
OBEDIENCE
Mrs C. Williams
Mrs C. Williams
Entry fees: $6
All Classes (Trial 1)
All Classes (Trial 2)
Vetting: 4:30pm
Trial day: Sunday, 17th April 2016
Agility All Classes, Jumpers All
Classes, Strategic All Classes
Entry fees: $6 Agility and Jumpers, $3 Games
No late entries, Single entry form per Class
Mrs H. Northover
Vetting: 7:00am
Trial day: Saturday, 23rd April 2016
PINE RIVERS DOG TRAINING CLUB
DANCES WITH DOGS
Entries to: Ann Shannon, Villa 146 Palm Lake Resort, 272 Fryar Rd, EAGLEBY QLD 4207
Enquiries: General contact: Ann Shannon Ph: (07) 3489 7946
Entry fees: $10, Rookie $5 Classes: All Venue: St Benedicts College, MANGO HILL QLD
Judging time: TBA
Vetting: TBA 15 x 15 concrete surface
Trial day: Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th April 2016
MAGPIES MACKAY AND DISTRICT OBEDIENCE CLUB INC
TRACKING
Entries to: The Secretary, P.O. Box 655, MACKAY QLD 4740
Enquiries: General contact: Carol Hodge, Ph: (07) 4944 0373
Venue: Magpies Sporting Complex GLENELLA
Entry fees: $15 Classes: All Tracks
Show venue: Quigley Street, CAIRNS QLD
Entries to: Trials Secretary, P.O. Box 252, CAIRNS QLD 4870
Contact: Jean Wilkinson
Enquiries:
Ph: (07) 4055 4040 (after hours)
TRIAL JUDGES:
Mrs K. Court
Obedience - All Classes
Mrs K. Hutt
Rally-O - All Classes
Entry fees: $7
Vetting: 6:30pm
Trial day: Saturday, 23rd April 2016
RALLY-O, OBEDIENCE, AGILITY AND JUMPERS
Entries and
As above
Enquiries:
TRIAL JUDGES:
Mrs H. Northover Agility, Jumping All Classes
Mrs K. Hutt
Rally-O All Classes
Mrs K. Court
UDX, UD, CDX
Ms P. Williams
CD, CCD
Entry fees: $7
Vetting: 1:30pm
Entries and
As above
Enquiries:
TRIAL JUDGES:
Mrs H. Northover Games - Gamblers
Agility, Jumping - All
Mrs H. Northover
Classes
Entry fees: $7
Obedience follows after Agility. Camping available.
Download catalogue from www.cairnscitykennelclub.org
Running order posted ringside.
Camping available.
Vetting: 7:00am
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GYMPIE DOG
OBEDIENCE CLUB
REDLANDS DOG
OBEDIENCE CLUB INC
Show venue: Gympie Showgrounds, Exhibition Road, GYMPIE
Show venue: Judy Holt Sportsground, Randall Rd, BIRKDALE
OBEDIENCE, AGILITY AND JUMPERS
Trial Secretary, Gympie Dog Obedience Club,
P.O. Box 404 GYMPIE QLD 4570
Enquiries: Contact: Samantha Clifford Ph: 0415 568 871
Mr M. Cowman All Agility Classes
Mr B. Platts
All Jumpers Classes
Agility Trials Secretary, 19 Gretna St, MANSFIELD 4122
Entries to: Obedience Trial Secretary, P.O. Box 16, CAPALABA 4157,
online entries through www.K9entries.com/ANKC
Contact: Agility (Karen Deguet) Ph: 0417 862 860
Enquiries:
Obedience (Jan Dixon) Ph: 0417 291 043
TRIAL JUDGES:
Mr J. Brown
Jumping - All Classes
Mrs S. Crane
Agility - All Classes
Mr W. Patterson
CCD
Mrs K. Sutherland CD
Mrs C. Fisher
CDX
Mrs D. Stutz
UD
Entries to:
Entry fees: $7
Mr B. Platts
Mr M. Cowman
All Agility Classes
All Jumpers Classes
Entry fees: $7
S p o n s o r e d by T UFF D O G B E D S
Entrance must be via the 1st gates opposite
the shops and schools
Vetting: 8:30am
Mrs G. Golle
Entry fees: $8
UDX
Judging time: 5:00pm Vetting: 4:00pm (Agility)
Trial day: Friday, 29th April 2016
CANINE OBEDIENCE
CLUB TOWNSVILLE INC
Show venue: Heatley Park, Fulham Road, HEATLEY QLD
Trial Secretary COCT, P.O. Box 991
Entries to: AITKENVALE 4814, online entries through
K9entries.com (ANKC version)
Enquiries: Contact: Judy Forbes-Faulkner Ph: 0427 725 982
Mrs B. Murfet
Gamblers - All levels
Agility - All levels
Jumpers - All levels
Vetting: 6:30pm
Entries and
As above
Enquiries:
Mrs B. Murfet
Mrs P. Williams
Rally-O - All levels
Obedience UDX, UD, CDX
Obedience CD, CCD
Judging time: 5:00pm Vetting: 4:30pm (Rally-O)
74 - February 2016
Trial Schedules
BELGIAN SHEPHERD DOG
CLUB OF QLD INC
Show venue: 245 Six Mile Creek Rd, POSTMANS RIDGE 4352
HERDING TRIAL 1 Entries close: Friday, 25th March 2016
Entries to: P.O. Box 69, Rosewood 4340, online entries through Show Manager
Enquiries: Contact: Kathryn Winton Ph: 0409 619 327Email: [email protected]
Level:
Course:
No of Stock:
Stock:
Judge:
Advanced
A and C
A=5
C = 25
Sheep Mr D. Ball (VIC)
Intermediate
A and C
A=5
C = 25
Novice
A
A=5
C = 25
Started
A, B, C
A=5
C = 25
Judging time: 7:00am with A Course, B Started then C, then tests
Vetting: 6:30am
HERDING TRIAL 2
Level:
Advanced
Intermediate
Novice
Started
Course:
A and C
A and C
A
A, B, C
No of Stock:
A=5
C = 25
A=5
C = 25
A=5
C = 25
A=5
C = 25
Stock:
Sheep
Sheep
Sheep
Sheep
Judge:
Mr P. Mayne
Mr P. Mayne
Mr P. Mayne
Mr P. Mayne
Both Days:
Entry costs: $10 HIC, $15 HT, $20 PT, $25 A and B Course, $40 C Course.
Please specify if PT ordinary or boundary. More ups possible if stock and time allowed.
All entries must have had prior herding training before Trial / Test date as per the ANKC
Herding Rules and Regulations. Bitches in oestrum will be run at the end of the day, but must
be presented for vetting at the scheduled time. Enclose a stamped, self addressed envelope
for map venue. Replacement cost of stock $150.
Judging time: 7:00am with A Course, B Started then C, then tests
Vetting: 6:30am
Course day: Sunday, 10th April 2016
SPORTING TERRIER CLUB OF QLD
EARTH DOG TRIAL
Entries close: Sunday, 20th March 2016
Entries to: S. Smid , 7 Brushbox Pl, WALLOON, 4306
Enquiries: Contact: Sandra Ph: 0450 111 242
Entry fees: $8, Practice $5 Venue: Dogs Queensland, 247 King Ave, DURACK
Start time: 10:00am
Trial day: Friday, 22nd Saturday, 23rd and Sunday, 24th April 2016
THE CONTINENTAL
HERDING CLUB INC
Show venue: 245 Six Mile Creek Rd, POSTMANS RIDGE 4352
HERDING TRIAL
Entries close: Thursday, 14th April 2016
Entries to: C. Bull, 858 Murphys Creek Rd, UPPER LOCKYER
Contact: Anne Mitchell Ph: 0419 642 845
Enquiries:
No. of
Type of
Dates:
Level:
Course: stock:
Judge:
stock:
All Levels
C
Friday, 22nd April
25+
Sheep
TBA
Friday, 22nd April
All Levels
Saturday 23rd and HIC, HT and PT
Sunday 24th April (Inc Boundary)
Saturday 23rd and
All Levels
Sunday 24th April
Saturday 23rd and
All Levels
Sunday 24th April
Saturday 23rd and
Started,
Intermed
Sunday 24th April
A
5
Sheep
TBA
-
5+
Sheep
TBA
C
25+
Sheep
TBA
A
5
Sheep
TBA
B
5
Sheep
TBA
Entry costs: $10 HIC, $15 HT, $20 PT, $25 A and B Course, $40 C Course
All entries must have had prior herding training before Trial / Test date as per the ANKC
Herding Rules and Regulations. Bitches in oestrum will be run at the end of the day, but
must be presented for vetting at the scheduled time. Enclose a stamped, self addressed
envelope for map venue. Replacement cost of stock $150.
Judging time: 7:30am with A Course (Tests not before 10:00am)
QUEENSLAND SIGHTHOUND ASSOCIATION
Entries close: Sunday, 10th April 2016
Entries to: 11 Ararat St, RIVERHILLS QLD 4074, online entries through Show Manager
Enquiries: Contact: Christine Stevens Ph: 0423 587 754
Entry fees: $10 members, $12 non-members Venue: 247 King Avenue DURACK, QLD 4077
Judging time: 8:00am Vetting: 7:30am (other breeds at 9:00am)
MARYBOROUGH DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB
RETRIEVING ABILITY TESTS FOR GUNDOGS X2 Entries close: Sunday, 26th March 2016
Entries to: Trial Manager, P.O. Box 3050, MARYBOROUGH
Enquiries: Contact: Brent Broderick Ph: 0407 969 574
Entry fees: $8 Classes: RATGA Novice & Open Venue: MARYBOROUGH SHOWGROUNDS
Vetting: 7:30am (camping available on football Grounds)
AMERICAN STAFFORDSHIRE TERRIER CLUB OF QLD
LURE COURSE
Entries close: Saturday, 2nd April 2016
Entries to: Show Secretary, P.O. Box 908, Jimboomba QLD 4280
Enquiries: Contact: Fiona Skews Ph: 0402 463 295
Entry fees: $12 Non-Members, $10 Members Venue: 247 King Avenue DURACK, QLD 4077
Course day: Saturday, 16th and Sunday, 17th April 2016
LABRADOR RETRIEVER CLUB OF QLD INC
RETRIEVING
Entries close: Saturday, 2nd April 2016
Entries to: Margaret Wedgwood, P.O. Box 170 COOPERS PLAINS 4108
Enquiries: General contact: Margaret Wedgwood Ph: 0417 606 214
Entry fees: $16 Novice, $18 Restricted, $20 All Age Venue: TBA
February 2016 - 75
The A - Z of Pedigree
Dog Breeders
Please note: The details listed in the Breeder’s
Directory are authorised for publication by the
members concerned.
Dogs Queensland offers no warranty of any kind
in relation to the standard of any dog offered for
sale by a breeder or as to the reputation or skill
of any breeder.
SUNSHINESTAR: J Elliot (07) 4668 5792.
AIREDALE TERRIER
LOVEDALE: Breed & Puppy Enq Ph: (07) 5546 9016
FEUERDORN: Andy Muller Ph: 0415 406 694
AUSTRALIAN STUMPY TAIL CATTLE DOG
CUMBYDENE: Quality pups 0417 734 479
BASENJI
LOMAR: Louise 0429 896 558 Enquires welcome
AKITA
PRIMALSPIRIT: www.primalspiritakita.com
Kim - 0432 318 265 Red&Brindle Imp
TANOSHII: N. & V. Schneider Ph: 0407 115 674
BASSET HOUND
KARETA: R. & M. Webber, Redland Bay
Ph: 0418 721 291. Email: [email protected]
AMMIDAN: K. & A. McGinn www.ammidan.com
Samford Ph: (07) 3289 4033 [email protected]
ALASKAN MALAMUTE
POLDARA: Enq. Sharon Ph: (07) 5546 0303 AH.
Ph: 0448 460 300 Email: [email protected]
Web: www.poldarakennels.com
DARKSKY: Imp B/Lines. Ph: 0412 454 763
ICERIVA: Enq’s Jess Ph: 0414 267 507
AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG
KELPRIN: Breeding the Unlimited ACD
show / sport / work / pets. 0439 932 224
AUSTRALIAN KELPIE
OATLAND: D Kent Ph: (07) 3289 1728/0407 025 038
AMAKHOSI: Jess Reilly Ph: 0416 032 867
DRYCREEK: Di Peterson 0424 257 960 Bne
AUSTRALIAN SILKY TERRIER
BEAGLE
BURBAY: Peter & Erika call (07) 5486 6154
BELGIAN SHEPHERD DOG
MIRRIBANDI: 0409 619 327 www.mirribandi.com
Groenendael & Tervueren
BELGENBEAU: www.ozbsd.com 0458 040 990
BELGNTE: www.belgnte.com 0408 837 994
BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG
ZEIGEN: Kim Haddon (07) 4630 1932
43 yrs. Breeding exp. Imports. Switz / Swed / Russia
BICHON FRISÉ
SALTBREEZE: Gold Coast Bichon Frisé.
0416 517 733 Enq. Jacqui Brazel
QUINVALE: Puppy & Stud enq. Ph: (07) 3289 9286
AUSILK: (07) 5546 0260 www.ausilk.com
WILLAME: Aileen Ph: (07) 4163 1734 Nanango
BORDER COLLIE
WOTTAPUD: B/W & Choc pups. J. & C. Penn
(07) 5482 2719 [email protected]
TRUCKALUCK: STUD / PUP Enq (07) 5493 0408
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DARJOBA: Puppies/stud DNA clear:
Joan [email protected] (07) 4934 0489
TALQUAH: Hip / DNA tested (07) 5546 3355
[email protected] any enquiry
ROWESDALE: www.bordercollies.com.au
Bris/G Coast Enquiries Ph: 0409 265 828
BOXER
KUDIRKA: D Kelly Ph: (07) 3888 2230
GOCANROC: Puppy & Stud Enq 0400 241 026
BRITISH BULLDOG
WILLAMOND: Happy, Healthy Quality Dogs DNA
Tested Stud Dog available Enq welcome
Ph 0409 481 925
RUNDERKRAAL: Enq welcome (07) 4698 4125
PIPERSGLEN: Pipersglen Enq welcome 0411 871 666
BULLMASTIFF
PARADIGM: Ph (07) 3399 1137 Brian and Rosemary
Miller. Simply beautiful Bullmastiffs
KONDA: Pup / Stud enquiries Welcome (07) 3297 7573
BULL TERRIER
KUPALA: Stud & Puppies Ph 0428 522 464
BULLYTRAX: All Enquiries (07) 5576 7747
DENOTANY: All Enquiries Welcome (07) 5546 3003
BULL TERRIER (MINIATURE)
PAGWIN: All enq. welcome (07) 5485 3460
CANE CORSO
AWESOMISSIMO: Shelley (07) 4097 6561
CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL
ELLAURENA: Ph Helen 0488 357 457
CURRINDABELA: Cert. healthy lines Ph Carolyn
on (07) 5498 7681
CAVALRITE: (07) 5484 6510 www.cavalrite.com
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER
TENARDA: Only the best will do! 0417 606 214
BAMGYPS: 0409 273 526
WEBFOOT: Show / Field www.dogs.net.au/webfoot
0438 869 594
DACHSHUND
(MINIATURE SMOOTH HAIRED)
ASSUANA: GW & RF Assay (07) 4664 4069
JOHNSANNA: M. Johnson 0400 661 861
ABJEKT: Stud + Pups 0419 685 534
SPLENDAK: Yvonne Shaw (07) 5496 7020
DAXHAUS: Marilyn Dyckhoff (07) 4155 1443
AGWYR: Stud & pups (07) 3372 6549/0404 050 040
LAEN: Breeding from quality, healthy, back- x-rayed
dogs Ph: (07) 5543 1395
WACHOWA: Mrs J. Watt - Ph: (07) 3372 3654
PEPELOPAZ: June Evans JP (07) 4959 5469
TARQUILA: Ann Parker (07) 4170 0609
CHOW CHOW
MALABOO: Puppies sometimes available
Sandra & Keith Ph: (07) 3491 3350
REGALCHOW: [email protected]
LYNRUS: Pups sometimes available Enq Welcome
Ph: 0429 626 201 Lynne
COCKER SPANIEL
WATERVAAL: Gwen Hansen (07) 5498 1296
CHRISMAR: Family Cockers (07) 5437 0452
COLLIE (ROUGH)
KEAMAREE: Est. 1980. Exc. Temp, stud /
pups, 3 colours, eye tested. (07) 4157 2758
TRENWYTH: www.trenwythcollies.webs.com
Pups / Stud (07) 5544 9233 Beaudesert
COTON DE TULEAR
COTONRUN: Pup / Enq Michelle 0419 123 455
DACHSHUND
(MINIATURE LONG HAIRED)
DIZAMINI/CLARATAN: S. Mundt & H. Wildridge
Ph (07) 3294 6745
VALGARDEN: Val Bowden (07) 3800 1127
SPLENDAK: Yvonne Shaw (07) 5496 7020
DEBBAR: Show, Obed, Pets, (07) 4667 3910
VONEHRLICH: Pups Dogs (07) 3390 1132
KANTENNA: Puppy Enquiary 0411 433 739
VOMAMBACH: Puppy enquiry 0417 710 434
KASSAAR: Puppies, older dogs, Qlty. Ex.Temp,
Imported dogs & Stud dogs (07) 5423 2575 www.
kassaar.com
DACHSHUND (MINIATURE WIRE HAIRED)
DACHSHUND (SMOOTH HAIRED)
CHIHUAHUA
(LONG AND SMOOTH COAT)
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG
DALMATIAN
VAREWELL: For wonderful companions. Enq welcome
0417 797 279
PACEAWAY: Top quality in spots (07) 5464 2554
DOBERMANN
BELAFIR: Int. Ch at Stud; 0413 800 213
WATTAVUE: Stud & Puppies (07) 5467 2035
STONHONDES: Pups most time 0429 922 447
GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTER
DARLINHART: Matt & Tanya. Visit us at
www.darlinhart.com or Ph: (07) 4630 5412
KAPOINT: [email protected] 0402 119 013.
Health tested stock
TEALPOINT: Show, Field, Obedience
www.dogs.net.au/tealpoint 0438 869 594
GREAT DANE
MAFIMAFI: Blue & Black 0419 656 297
www.mafimafigreatdanes.com
VANDANE: Fawn & Brindle American Lines (07) 4778
8462 www.vandane.com.au
GRIFFON BRUXELLOIS
TZANI: 0429 444 499, www.tzani.com.au
DOGUE DE BORDEAUX
IRISH SETTER
BORDOGUE: Type, structure and temperament. Enq.
0412 498 707
YARRAMO: Established 1974. For quality contact the
Nortons (07) 4157 8338
RUNDERKRAAL: European Imp’s (07) 4698 4125
CHEPAURYLL: Call Cheryl 0438 598 597
www.irishsetters-whitsunday.com
CRIMSONCHARM: Defying the Ordinary
www.crimsoncharm.com Ph: 0405 749 005
FOX TERRIER (SMOOTH)
ROSEFOXII: Stud and Puppies available 0402 764 574
GERMAN PINSCHER
ANGELSUN: Pet / Show / Obed Angelsun.net
FOLKVAR: Superb Pet / Show Folkvar.net
IRISH WOLFHOUND
CELTICBLISS: Ph: Joan Powell (07) 5496 4163
IRISHROCK: Diann Hart (07) 4922 2681
DONGUNYA: J&S Donaldson (07) 4697 1349
ITALIAN GREYHOUND
ELEQUANCE: Friendly help 0415 841 727
JACK RUSSELL TERRIER
ZEIGEN: Kim Haddon (07) 4630 1932
JAPANESE SPITZ
SYIDE: Nigel&Lyn Wood Enq (07) 5427 9959
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KEESHOND
KABANDER: All enq. welcome: 0438 702 690
LABRADOR RETRIEVER
SARSHAI: Stud / puppy Enq: (07) 3289 4859
POODLE (MINIATURE)
MYFLAIR: Black & white pups / stud.
myflairkennels.com (07) 3711 9282
ADELTOY: Merle (07) 5541 4996 All Colours
SUNSHINESTAR: J Elliott (07) 4668 5792.
BOOROOMGAI: E. Gale Ph: 0447 477 097
DEWICK: Stud/Puppy enq. (07) 5497 9013
ROSELOCK: Qty choc / pups DNA / CLR / 0408 684 979
TENARDA: Proven quality always. 0417 606 214
POODLE (STANDARD)
TREVASCO: silver, blue, beige. Phone
Elizabeth 0428 738 700 www.trevasco.com
ADELTOY: Merle (07) 5541 4996 Bl, Br, White
RUSSKIY TOY
LUXURYTOYPAW: Russkiy-toy Puppy Luxurytoypaw
0447 228 555 Luxurytoypaw.com
[email protected]
SALUKI
ASHROSE: Frances Rieck (07) 4666 3796
SAMOYED
SHACAR: Stud & Puppy Enq. 0419 093 859
Certified Health Checked
EVERSLY: Alison Sciberras 0407 743 158
WINTOPPI: Stud / Puppy enq: (07) 4168 7225
JAYWICK: Est 1952 Still Here (07) 5411 8546
SOUTHBANK: M & B Sheppard (07) 3297 5570
AVOKAH: www.avokahlabs.com (07) 4159 9192
LHASA APSO
KRADDOELL: Enq Welcome 0402 314 367
SENGKYILA: A&J Callan CQ 0411 370 706
LOWCHEN
PACEAWAY: Lovable little lions (07) 5464 2554
MALTESE
SCHNEEWICHEN: Ch. lines. Estd 35yrs. Cathy
(07) 5446 7706
MANCHESTER TERRIER
GALLIFREYAN: Pups & info (07) 3390 8408
NEAPOLITAN MASTIFF
WAMPHYRI: Pups Stud Enq (07) 4683 7001
PAPILLON
QUINVALE: Puppy & Stud Enq. (07) 3289 9286
ROSESWAIN: J. Moy Ph. 0427 128 009
Enq. welcome [email protected]
PEKINGESE
TAOTSING: Joce Ph: (07) 3206 6018
POMERANIAN
ZEIGEN: Kim Haddon (07) 4630 1932 Breeder of #4
Pom USA 2014. Imports From 6 Countries, combining
Best of Int. Champs. Email: [email protected]
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POODLE (TOY)
SILKYELK: Brown/black pup/stud Pra clear
www.silkyelkpoodles.com.au ph 0409 409 455
[email protected]
ADITHE: Black / Brown Pups / Studs PRA Clear,
0414 707 475 Email: [email protected]
SCHNAUZER
KLABAUTER: www.standardschnauzer.com.au
Imp black Ch. lines. 0414 572 289
AMORDEN: [email protected] PS
SCHNAUZER (GIANT)
BELLISSIMA: Quality Toys+Stud Dogs Black/Brown
PRA Clear (07) 4096 2367, 0408 331 368
[email protected]
MUNCHENER: (07) 5485 3355 P/S imports
MULHULS: PD & CA Gross (07) 3286 3023
[email protected] 0417 157 836
BABETAL: www.minischnauzersaust.com Phone:
Caroline (07) 5424 6106 / 0408 356 739
ADELTOY: Merle (07) 5541 4996 All Colours
SPRYNGE: Enq (07) 4698 7080 Since 1981
SUNSHINESTAR: J Elliott (07) 4668 5792
UPYRKILT: 0402 510 250 [email protected]
www.upyrkilt.com
SCHNAUZER (MINIATURE)
PUG
CAMEOLA: Quality black and Fawn (07) 3273 8713
JEMINELLE: Janelle Bris (07) 5546 3166
KILAMAR: Quality Ph Marie 0409 846 251
LERILLA: Quality. Enq. welcome.
[email protected] Maureen Bris 0427 461 260
RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK
ADBESARE: Stud and pups 0419 782 334
STARRIDGE: 0428 452 096 or starridgerrs.com
For love of the breed call cyndy
MARMATIA: Qual. lines xrayed line 0409 414 050
CHILOLO: 0410 651 756 www.chilolo.com.au
SCOTTISH TERRIER
TOWNSCOTT: P James Enq welc 07) 4773 2559
REEFSCOTT: P Redpath 0427 480 260
UPYRKILT: 0402 510 250 [email protected]
www.upyrkilt.com
SHAR PEI
GABLEHAUS: Ongoing support (07) 3202 6509
SHETLAND SHEEPDOG
MALLARABA: Carolyn Pfeiffer (07) 5464 5221
SHIH TZU
SHUMAR: Pup and Stud Enq 0410 729 215
ROTTWEILER
MONTMILL: Stud/Puppy see us on FB
KYSURAKYAN: Puppy Stud Enq (07) 3889 1562
GEMROCKE: Pup/Bredding Enq 0418 789 995
ZENDOTAH: [email protected] 0412 378 395
SIBERIAN HUSKY
BLUEMOOSKA: Qld’s longest standing breeder.
Multiple BIS / BISS dogs. Ph: (07) 5546 9768 /
0403 071 485
AUSDANSKE: Andrew Larsen. Dk Imp
0412 567 639. Email [email protected]
STAFFORDSHIRE BULL TERRIER
KASALILLY: www.kasalillykennels.com
ACEBLUE: When only the best will do Stud and
Puppies 0407 462 872
LILCRACKA: Enq [email protected]
BLUEASDA: www.blueasdastaffies.com
Adrian & Alana Enq 0418 805 026 or
[email protected]
ZANZOOBLUE: DNA Clear HC&L2 Puppy EQ welcome
0402 145 760
ZKIZIM: Puppy enq. Jan 0400 907 562
BOROLO: Type, Temperament, All Health Tested &
Clear. Stud / Pup enq welcome www.borolostaffords.
com (07) 5426 2605
WELSH CORGI (PEMBROKE)
CUUCHIN: Joyce Wheeler. Ph (07) 5496 9808
XOLOITZCUINTLE
AMORENEKID: www.adourstudkennels.com.au Email
[email protected]
WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER
TERRYWHITE: Lovely Pups (07) 5484 1988
WHIPPET
YORKSHIRE TERRIER
KAROJENBE: Linda Shaw 0417 434 536
GRAU: Pat (07) 3888 1999 [email protected]
CHICOTEVA: Jenny Grother 0409 751 158
SHALIQUE: T & K Cooney (07) 5546 3740
PIAFFE: Est 20+ years Quality imported & Aust Lines
[email protected] Mrs U Greenwood
(07) 3374 4122.
TRYLOU: All Colours Show / Pet / Stud. Puppy
Enq. Ph: Lou (07) 4956 4645 / 0428 437 678
ELBELLARIDGE: Enq always welcome. All
colours www.elbellaridge.com
ST. BERNARD
SNOMARK: All Enq. Welcome. Est 1986
0400 142 267 [email protected]
LYMPNE: Allan Johnson. All enq. welcome.
(07) 5445 9805. [email protected]
TENTERFIELD TERRIER
TAPPAKAI: John Bourke (07) 5424 2112
TIBETAN MASTIFF
AMITABHA: B&P Dickson 0407 552 143
TIBETAN SPANIEL
BOLDSTAR: Robyn Ph: (07) 4934 0327
TIBETAN TERRIER
BAKIT: G. Lawrence (07) 4936 1608
WEIMARANER
KADMA: Carol Thompson 0418 723 989
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AFFILIATED KENNEL CLUBS
BREED / GROUP CLUBS
• Airedale Terrier Enthusiasts Association of
Qld.: Mr. R. Grannum, PO Box 5142, Brassall 4305
Ph: (07) 5464 4849
Website: www.airedales.org.au
• American Staffordshire Terrier Club of Qld:
Mrs F Skews, P.O. Box 908 Jimboomba 4280
Ph: 0402 463 295
Website: www.qldamstaffclub.com
• Australian Shepherd Club of Qld: Mr G
Braithwaite, 24 Homebush Crt, Joyner, 4500
Ph: (07) 3882 2130
• Australian Terrier Club of Qld: Mrs L Roebig,
34 Gareel St, Jindalee 4074. Ph: 0419 791 464
• Basset Hound Club of Qld.:
Ms M McGinn, PO Box 14, Samford 4520.
Ph: (07) 3289 4033. Mob: 0416 213 253.
• Beagle Club of Qld.: Mrs J Whittaker, 2-8 King
Parrot Cl, Boyland 4275. Ph: (07) 5543 5826
Mob: 0409 881 991
Website: www.beagleclubqld.org
• Belgian Shepherd Dog Club of Qld.: Mrs K
Winton, PO Box 69. Rosewood Qld 4340
Ph: 0409 619 327. Email: [email protected]
• Border Collie Club of Qld: Mrs S Everist, 40
Caberne Crt Morayfield 4506
Ph: (07) 5497 8995 Mob: 0407 136 139
• Cocker Spaniel Club of Qld: Mrs J Stoneley,
60 Lyndon Rd Capalaba 4157 Ph: (07) 3206 2618
• Collie Rough and Smooth Club of Qld Inc:
Mr T. Thomas P.O. Box 187 Clayfield 4011
Ph: 0481 590 871
• Dachshund Club of Qld: Mrs. J. Cross, 79
Danyenah St.,Loganholme 4129 Ph: (07) 3209 7321
Email [email protected]
Website: www.dachshundclubqld.com
• Dalmatian Association of Qld Inc: Mrs N
McIntyre, 7 Birch Cl Heathwood 4110
Mob: 0409 634 127
Website: www.dalmatiansqld.com.au
• Dobermann Club of Qld. Inc: Mrs C Haine, PO
Box 324, Narangba 4504 Ph: (07) 3886 7557.Mob:
0403 971 749
Website: www.dobeclubqld.com.au
• English Springer Spaniel Assoc of Qld: Miss
C. Williams 541 Redland Bay Rd Capalaba 4157
• Fox Terrier Club of Qld.: Mrs V Davis,
PO Box 607, Beenleigh 4207. Ph: (07) 3200 5764.
• French Bulldog Club of Qld: Mrs K McClelland,
PO Box 729, Oxenford Qld 4211. Ph: 0411 032 517.
• German Shepherd Dog Club (Qld) Inc:
Mrs D. Ballantyne, 16 Luscombe Crescent
Wolffdene Qld 4207
Ph: 0411 433 739
• Borzoi Club of Qld. Inc: Mrs M Davis, 9 Vied Rd,
Pallara 4110. Ph: (07) 3372 4657
• Golden Retriever Club of Qld: Mrs K Vowell,
P.O. Box 36, Capalaba 4157
Ph: 0423 320 020
Website: www.grcq.org.au
• Bullmastiff Club of Qld: Mrs V Yates PO Box 943,
Park Ridge 4125. Ph: (07) 5546 3712
Website: www.bullmastiffclubofqueensland.org.au
• Great Dane Society of Qld Inc: Mr A. Bruce, 5
Logan Pde Logan Reserve 4133
Website www.greatdanesocqld.com
• Bull Terrier Club of Qld Inc: Ms A. Litfin,
PO Box 35 Browns Plains BC 4118 Ph: 0403 251 655
• Griffon Club of Qld: Mrs J Croad, 14 Lorikeet
Road Regency Downs 4341
Mob: 0419 282 176
• Cattle Dog & Kelpie Club of Qld: Ms J Phillips,
12 Duke St, Ascot 4007. Ph: 0414 777 364.
• Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club (Qld.):
Ms E McCutcheon, PO Box 1101, Wynnum 4178
Ph: (07) 3893 0847. Mob: 0448 810 847
Website: www.cavalierclubqld.net
• Central Qld. Toy Dog Club:
Mrs J Sweeney, 1 Hicks Close, Gracemere, 4702
Ph: (07) 4933 3399 Mob: 0407 138 860
Website: [email protected]
• Chihuahua Club of Qld.:
Mrs J Watt, 9 Clifton Cres., Durack 4077.
Ph: (07) 3372 3654. Mob: 0418 153 115
• Chinese Crested Dog Club of Qld.: Mrs J
Thomas, PO Box 187, Clayfield, 4011
Ph: (07) 3262 6445 Email: [email protected]
• Hound Club of Qld.: Miss A Carius, PO Box 4107,
Gumdale 4154 Ph: (07) 3245 1195
• Labrador Retriever Club of Qld Inc:
Ms K Wood, PO Box 382 Samford 4520
Mob: 0434 344 230
Website: www.labradorclubqld.com
• Old English Sheepdog Club of Qld:
Mr R Schnaars, 37 Derribong Cl Karana Downs 4306
Ph: (07) 3201 0952
• Poodle Club of Queensland Inc: Ms P Morgan,
9 Buckra St Bracken Ridge 4017 Ph: 0417 157 838
Website: www.poodleclubofqueenslandinc.com
• Qld Afghan Hound Association: Mrs C.
McGreevy 206 Norris Rd Bracken Ridge 4017
Ph: (07) 3261 1947
• Qld Boston Terrier Club: Acting Secretary Mrs K.
McConnell 9 Archer Crt Karalee Qld 4306
Ph: 0411 955 501
• Qld Boxer Club: Ms S. Davies, PO Box 878
Archerfield 4108 Ph: (07) 3879 0513
• Qld Bulldog Club: PO Box 45 Eagle Heights
4271 Ph: 0452 210 184
• Toy Dog Club of Qld.: Mrs S Morris, 106
Strathpine Rd Bald Hills 4036 Ph: 0414 662 173
• Welsh Corgi Club of Qld.: Ms S Bendixen,
MS 540 Wilkes Rd, Ebenezer via Rosewood 4340,
Ph: (07) 5464 2360
• West Highland White Terrier Club of Qld.:
Mr P Tohill, 33 Lutzow St, Tarragindi 4121
Ph: (07) 3892 3659 Mob: 0448 042 804
Website www.westiesqld.org.au
• Queensland Gundog Association: Mr A Adams,
4 Skua St Inala 4077 Ph: (07) 3278 8001
• Whippet Club of Queensland: Ms Julie Jenkins
1 Savannah Street Redcliffe Qld 4020
Ph: 0408 007 036
• Queensland Sighthound Association:
Mrs J. Harnett, 36-42 Pennine Dr Nth Maclean 4280
Ph: 0409 585 336
• Working Dog Club of Queensland: Mrs J McCann,
146 - 154 Wendt Road, Chambers Flat Qld 4133
Ph: (07) 5547 0752
• Rhodesian Ridgeback Club of Qld Inc: Mrs
G Melksham 30-32 Kamala Crt Cedar Vale 4285
Ph: 0418 984 605
Website: www.rrcq.org
• Rottweiler Club of Qld. Inc.: Mrs D Carter, PO
Box 872, Beenleigh 4207 Ph: 0452 228 709
Website: www.rcqld.net
• Saint Bernard Club of Queensland.: Miss S
Hannan, 4 Nixon Dr, North Booval 4304
Mob: 0438 744 277
• Setter Rescue Mrs C Gorey, Ph: 0438 598 597
• Setter Club of Qld: Mrs C Gorey, PO Box 3123,
North Mackay 4740 Ph: 0438 598 597
Web: www.facebook.com/pages/thesetterclubofqld
• Shetland Sheepdog Club of Qld: Miss A.
Davies, 131 Alberton Road, Alberton 4207.
Ph: (07) 3382 6966.
• Sporting Spaniel Club of Qld: Miss S. Phillips,
PO Box 1393 Sunnybank Hills 4109
Ph: 0407 119 068
• Sporting Terrier Club of Qld: Mrs S Jape, PO
Box 215, Lowood, Qld, 4311, Ph: (07) 5426 1638,
Mob: 0429 186 113,
Website: www.sportingterriers.netfirms.com
• Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club of Qld: Miss J
Akers, PO Box 60, Marburg 4346
Mob: 0422 938 507
Website: www.sbtcq.net
• Tenterfield Terrier Club of Qld: Mrs. M. Holt,
PO Box 43, Beerwah 4519. Ph: (07) 5494 9993
Website: www.tenterfieldterriers.net
• Toy Dog Club of North Qld: Mrs F Vecchio, PO
Box 1290, Tully 4854. Ph: (07) 4066 7912
Mob: 0418 197 093
SOUTHERN ZONE 1 CLUBS
• Allora Kennel Club: Mrs P Brown, 22
Inverramsay Rd, Goomburra 4362,
Ph: (07) 4666 6258. Mob: 0417 600 885.
• Kennel Club: Ms V. Schneider,
PO Box 124, Jimboomba 4280. Ph: 0407 115 674.
Website: www.beaudesertkc.com
• Beenleigh & District Kennel Club: Mr D Moran,
PO Box 174 Goodna 4300 Ph: (07) 3381 9460
Mob: 0422 362 777
• Brisbane Valley Kennel Club:
11 Fleur Cres Lockyer Waters
Ph: (07) 5465 8523 Mob: 0417 549 600
• Burnett Kennel Club: Mr J Hales, 31 Seiler Rd,
MS 612 Kingaroy 4610. Ph: (07) 4164 1010.
• Caboolture Kennel Club: Miss V. Wyness
49 Timbergrove Rd Elimbah Qld 4516
Ph: (07) 5496 7540 Mob: 0404 037 095
• Darling Downs Kennel Club: Miss R. Green,
9471 New England Highway, Geham 4352
Ph: (07) 4696 6216 Mob: 0410 651 756
• Gold Coast Canine Club: Mr D Kill, 15 Asher Crt
Upper Coomera 4209 Mob: 0428 311 827
• Gundog & Heavy Breeds Club of Qld.: Mrs. A.
Carius, PO Box 4107, Gumdale 4154
Ph: (07) 3245 1195
• Gympie & District Kennel Club: Ms A Christie,
Ph: 0407 310 782.
• Ipswich Kennel Club: Ms P Johansen, 63
Hornbuckles Road West, Grandchester, 4340.
Ph: (07) 5465 5351,Mob 0406 538 003,
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SOUTHERN ZONE 1 CLUBS
• Junior Kennel Club of Qld: Mr M Watt, 9 Clifton
Cres, Durack 4077 Ph: (07) 3372 3654
• Kennel Association of Qld:
Mrs J Wilshier, 6 Daintree, Riverhills 4074
Ph: (07) 3279 7339 Mob: 0417 799 115
• Ladies Kennel Association of Qld.: Mrs U
Greenwood, 49 Leatherwood Pl, Brookfield 4069
Ph: (07) 3374 4122 Mob: 0488 742 333
• Lockyer Valley Kennel Club: Mrs K Knight, PO
Box 50, Lowood 4311. Ph: 0407 621 726.
• Maree Kennel Club Inc: Mrs J Ireland, 25 Buttler
Street Bellbird Park 4300 Ph: (07) 3814 3069
• Nanango & Districts All Breeds Kennel Club:
Mrs V. Mannion, PO Box 533, Nanango 4615
Ph: (07) 4163 1953 Mob:
Website: www.freewebs.com/nanangokennelclub
• Northern Classic Kennel Club: Miss L.
Carpenter, 27 Anembo Ave Pimpama 4209
Ph: 0417 075 499
• Gladstone Kennel Club Inc.: Ms M McFadzen,
PO Box 7245, Gladstone Qld 4680 Ph: 0439 431 239
• Hervey Bay Kennel Club: Mrs B. Mangin, 57
Kehls Rd, Avondale 4670 Ph: (07) 4157 8098
Mob: 0429 418 211
• Isis & District Canine Club: Mrs B Mangin, 57
Kehls Rd, Avondale 4670. Ph: (07) 4157 8098
Mob: 0429 478 211
• Mackay Kennel Club: Miss K. Volker,
PO Box 7156, Mackay MC 4741
Ph: 0438 547 785
• Maryborough Kennel Club Inc: Mrs L
McLaughlin, PO Box 402, Maryborough 4650
Ph: 0408 896 206
• Mount Morgan & Bouldercombe Kennel Club:
Mr J Whitehead
Mob: 0407 620 971
• The Pioneer Valley Kennel Club: Miss L
McCrindle, 38 Langdon – Lumburra Rd, Mirani
4754. Ph: (07) 4959 1353
• Pine Rivers Kennel Club: Mrs J Glover, PO Box
453, Caboolture 4510. Ph: 0419 663 942
• Rockhampton Kennel Club Inc.: Mrs J Scott,
PO Box 8593, Allenstown, 4700
Ph: (07) 4939 7698
• Qld. Kennel Council: Miss A. Davies, 131
Alberton Rd, Alberton 4207 Ph: (07) 3382 6966
• Sarina Kennel Club: Mrs C Donaldson, PO Box
742, Sarina 4737 Ph: 0407 150 815
• Redcliffe Peninsula Kennel Club: Ms L Horne
40 Whiteside Rd, Whiteside, Qld, 4503,
Ph: (07) 3285 5503 Mob: 0418 783 823
NORTHERN ZONE 3 CLUBS
• Sunshine Coast Kennel Club: Mrs H Weil, 53
Evans Grove Rd, Glenview 4553
Ph: (07) 5494 7496
• Waterloo Bay Kennel Club: Mr D McAllister,
PO Box 2443 Keperra 4055
Mob: 0439 397 884
• Western Suburbs Kennel Club: Mrs G Hovey
Jacobs, 10 Cliff Tce Macleay Island 4184
Ph: (07) 3409 4705 Mob: 0400 826 333
CENTRAL ZONE 2 CLUBS
• Bundaberg Canine Club Inc.: Mrs. M. Norton,
PO Box 7370, North Bundaberg 4670.
Ph: (07) 4157 8338. Mob: 0437 578 338.
• Atherton Tableland Kennel Club: Mrs L
Halliwell, PO Box 555, Atherton 4883
• Bowen Kennel Club: Mrs L Gordon, 3 George St,
Bowen 4805 Ph: 0400 938 524
• Cairns City Kennel Club Inc.: Mrs. K. Frame,
PO Box 252, Cairns 4870 Ph: (07) 4055 6720
• Charters Towers Kennel Club: Mrs T. Hill, PO
Box 352, Charters Towers Qld 4820
Ph: (07) 4787 7627 Mob: 0466 245 758
• Cloncurry & District Canine Club: Ms F. Rae
18 Alice St Cloncurry 4824 Ph: 0427 958 426
• Ingham Kennel & Obedience Club Inc:
Mrs R. Horton, PO Box 776, Ingham 4850
Ph: 0417 611 085
• Callide Valley Obedience & Kennel Club: Mr C
Pettett, 31 Belmont Rd Parkhurst 4702
Ph: (07) 4936 3354 Mob: 0418 781 503
• Innisfail Kennel Club: Mrs. M. Adkins, 332
Boonmoo Rd, Dimbulah 4872. Ph: (07) 4093 5304
• Capricorn Coast Kennel Club: Mrs K Schroeder,
PO Box 8243, Allenstown 4700
Ph: (07) 4939 7329.
• Mareeba & District Kennel Club: Mrs. B.
Houston,1 Outlook Cres., Kuranda, 4872
Ph: (07) 4093 7488 Mob: 0400 440 186
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• Proserpine Whitsunday Obedience & Kennel
Club Inc: Ms J Connolly,PO Box 232 Koulmala
4738 Mob: 0458 010 838
• Thuringowa City Kennel Club: Mr G Hickey,
PO Box 7411 Garbutt BC 4814 Ph: 0499 009 839
• Townsville Kennel Association Inc.: Mr G
Hickey, PO Box 7738 Garbutt BC 4814
Ph: (07) 4751 6468 Mob: 0499 009 839
Website: www.townsvillekennelassociation.com
• Tully & District Kennel Club: Ms F Vecchio, PO
Box 1290, Tully 4854. Ph: (07) 4066 7912
OBEDIENCE / AGILITY / TRACKING
/ HERDING
• DogzCairns Inc: Ms S Daniels, PO Box 644,
Smithfield 4878 Ph: 0408 183 038
Website: www.dogzcairns.org
• All Breeds Tracking Club: Mrs K. Barrass
150 Quail St Cedar Vale 4285
Ph: (07) 5543 1885
• Caboolture Sports Dog Obedience Club: Mrs
F Lester, PO Box 491, Morayfield, 4506
Ph: 0450 902 520
Website: www.caboolturedogobedience.com.au
• Cairns City Kennel Club Inc.:
Mrs J Wilkinson, PO Box 252, Cairns 4870
Ph: (07) 4055 4040
• Canine Obedience Club of Townsville:
Secretary / Trial Secretary Ms W. Purdie, PO Box
991, Aitkenvale 4814
Ph: 0438 501 796
• Continental Herding Club: Mrs C Bull, 858
Murphys Creek Rd, Upper Lockyer 4352
Ph: (07) 4630 5557. Mob: 0407 303 599
• Dances With Dogs Club Queensland: Mrs B
Murfet, 69 Whiteside Rd, Whiteside 4503
Ph: (07) 3285 2560
Email: [email protected] or cbmurfet@
bigpond.com
• Evergreen Tracking Dog Club Inc: Mr B. Berry 41
Darley Rd Upper Caboolture 4510 Ph: 0407 158 196
Email (secondary): [email protected]
• Gladstone Dog Obedience Club:
Mrs C Hodgson, PO Box 948, Gladstone 4680
Ph: (07) 4978 1828 Mob: 0407 584 733
• Gold Coast Dog Obedience Training Club Inc:
Mrs A Fulton, PO Box 143, Southport 4215
Ph: (07) 5593 7512
Website: www.goldcoastdogobedience.com
• Gympie Dog Obedience Club Inc.: Ms M. Abrey
PO Box 404, Gympie, 4570
Ph: (07) 5483 6509 Mob: 0437 933 043
Website: www.gympiedoc.com
• Hervey Bay Dog Obedience & Agility Club
Inc: Ms K Wallace, PO Box 365, Hervey Bay 4655
Mob: 0487 319 745
Website: www.herveybaydogclub.com
• Ingham Kennel & Obedience Club Inc.:
Mrs R Horton, PO Box 776, Ingham 4850
Mob: 0417 611 285 (after 4pm)
• Ipswich Dog Obedience Club: Ms P Ferguson,
PO Box 2007, North Ipswich 4305
Ph: (07) 3281 5585 Mob: 0413 556 422
• Jimboomba Dog Training Club Inc: Ms S.
Chandler, PO Box 206, Jimboomba 4280
Ph: (07) 5546 3355
• Lockyer Valley Dog Training Club Inc.: Mrs. J.
Kimlin, 32 Forest Hill-Fernvale Rd, Forest Hill 4342
Ph: (07) 5465 4221
• Logan All Breeds Dog Obedience Club Inc.:
Mrs E Gale, PO Box 23, Kingston 4114
Ph: 0447 477 097
• Magpies Mackay & District Obedience Club:
Mrs. C. Hodge, PO Box 655, Mackay 4740
Ph: (07) 4944 0373
Website: www.mackaydogobedience.com
• Maryborough Dog Obedience Club:
Mrs C Sinclair, PO Box 3050, Maryborough 4650
Mob: 0406 921 560 Email: [email protected]
• Metropolitan Dog Obedience Club Inc.:
Mrs W Waller, PO Box 337, Zillmere 4034
Ph: (07) 3359 9901
Website: www.metrodogclub.com
• Nanango & Districts All Breeds Kennel Club:
Obedience Listing and Zone 1 Conformation
Listing Mrs V. Mannion PO Box 533 Nanango 4615
Ph: 0417 004 031
Website: www.freewebs.com/nanangokennelclub
Facebook:www.facebook.com/Nanangoand
DistrictAllBreedsKennelClub
• Obedience Dog Club of Brisbane: Ms Deb
Raeburn, PO Box 1288, Oxley 4075. Ph: 0411 017 454
Website: www.odcb.org
• Obedience Dog Club of Bundaberg:
Mr T Smith, PO Box 5417, Bundaberg 4670
Ph: (07) 4181 1789 Mob: 0419 782 359
• Pine Rivers Dog Training Club Inc:
Miss G Westmore, PO Box 272, Strathpine 4500
Ph: 0418 719 180
• Qld. Herding Asociation: Mrs N. Kirkwood 34
Woodlands Ave, Camira 4300 Ph: (07) 3818 0698
• Redcliffe Dog Obedience Club Inc:
Mrs S Creedy, PO Box 493, Redcliffe 4020
Website: www.rdoc.com.au
• Redlands Dog Obedience Club Inc: Mrs S Borg,
PO Box 16 Capalaba 4157
Ph: (07) 3206 3896 Mob: 0402 510 044
Website: www.redlandsdoc.com
• Rockhampton Dog Obedience Club Inc: Ms
S. Bassett, PO Box 5064, Rockhampton MC 4702
Ph: (07) 4939 6085, Mob: 0419 717 619
Website: www.rockhamptondogobedience.com
• Southside Dog Obedience Club Inc: Mrs S
Geraghty, PO Box 2273, Runcorn 4113
Ph: (07) 3345 1351
Website: www.southsidedogobedience.org
• Sunshine Coast Dog Obedience Club Inc:
Mrs A Telesz, P.O. Box 702 Buderim 4556
• Tablelands Dog Obedience Club: Ms J. Fornier,
44 Mable St Atherton 4883 Ph: 0487 356 580
• Toowoomba Dog Obedience Club Inc.: Mrs.
S McIntyre, PO Box 3606VF, Toowoomba 4350
Ph: (07) 4696 7393. Mob 0438 807 930
Website: www.dogstoowoomba.org.au
FIELD TRIAL
• Field & Retrieving Association for Gundogs
Inc: Mr G Dawson, 67-69 Hawthorn Rd,
Burpengary 4505. Ph: (07) 3886 6367.
• Labrador Retriever Club of Qld Inc:
Mrs M. Wedgwood, PO Box 382, Samford 4520
Ph: 0417 606 214
Website: www.labradorclubqld.com
• Wide Bay Working Gundog Club:
Mrs W Michalk 232 Barolin St, Bundaberg 4670
Ph: (07) 4152 2362 Email: [email protected]
SOCIAL CLUBS - UNAFFILIATED
CONFORMATION
• Alaskan Malamute & Siberian Husky Social
Club (Qld.) Inc.: Mr J Van Buggenum, PO Box
1037, Gailes 4300. Ph: 0402 636 763
Website: www.amscq.com.au
• Basenji Breed Network Queensland Inc.: Ms
E Blair, PO Box 1060, Spring Hill 4004
Website: www.basenjibreednetwork.org.au
• Bernese Mountain Dog Social Club of Qld:
Mrs J Hazell, 53 Allambie St, Carina 4152
Ph: (07) 3843 1407 Mob: 0421 042 788
• Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Society of Qld:
Mr. K. Hetherington, 17 Sarah St., Annerley 4103
Ph: (07) 3848 4242
• Tibetan Spaniel Social Club of Qld:
Mrs V Schneider, 24-44 Mountain Ridge Rd, South
Maclean 4280 Ph: 0407 115 674.
OBEDIENCE
• Warwick Dog Obedience Club: Ms B. McGregor
PO Box 35 Yangan 4371 Ph: (07) 4664 8050
FIELD
• Qld Lure Coursing Association Inc: Mrs S
Burrows, PO Box 366 Underwood 4119
Ph: 0405 791 646.
BREED RESCUE SERVICES
CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL:
Contact: Ms L. MacMillan Rehoming Officer,
Ph: 0419 339 150
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER
Contact: Ms M Wedgwood Ph: 0417 606 214
CHINESE CRESTED DOG:
Contact: Ms S. Richards, Ph: (07) 5596 0636
Mob: 0411 094 439
COLLIE ROUGH & SMOOTH:
Contact: Mrs J Armatys, Ph: (07) 4157 2758
POODLE (TOY) - SOUTHSIDE
Contact: Ms L Keen Ph: 0488 004 800
Contact: Mrs C Collin Ph: 0434 055 066
PUG:
Contact: Ms H. Jordan, Ph: 0415 370 526
Contact: Carol-Ann Ph: (07) 3814 1382
Mob: 0438 515 895
PYRENEAN MOUNTAIN DOG:
Contact: Mrs. A. Everson. Ph: (07) 3200 0321
RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK:
Contact: Mrs. R. Smith. Ph: (07) 5529 9903
AFGHAN HOUND:
Contact: Mrs H. McKay Ph: (07) 3297 7538
DACHSHUND:
Contact: Mrs V. Lingard. Ph: (07) 3800 1127
ANIMAL AMBULANCE / CRUELTY REPORTS:
Contact: Ph: 1300 852 188
ENGLISH SETTER:
Contact: Mrs C. Gorey Ph: 0438 598 597
SAINT BERNARD:
Contact: Mrs L Newman Ph: 0438 076 756
Contact: Mrs B Barnes Ph: 0426 218 065
DOGUE DE BORDEAUX:
Contact: Mrs J Bloomfield Ph: 0412 119 688
SCHNAUZER:
Contact: Mrs. T. McNab Ph: 0409 061 975
Contact: Mrs V. McArthur Ph: 0417 767 357
SKYE TERRIER:
Contact: Mrs H. MacGregor
Ph: 0428 947 110 Mob: 0429 999 053
AUSTRALIAN SILKY TERRIER:
Contact: Miss R. Hunt Ph: 0400 246 987
BASENJI:
Rescue Co-ordinator Contact: Ms C. Qualischefski
Ph: 0429 979 326 / 0422 184 755
Contact: Ms C. Benson Ph: 0468 364 031
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG:
Contact: Mrs J Hansford, Ph: (07) 3289 7282
Contact: Ms E. Blair Ph: 0402 580 898
Website: www.basenjibreednetwork.org.au
GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTER:
Contact: Mrs B. Mangin. Ph: (07) 4156 1078
Ph: (07) 5464 3973
BEAGLE:
Contact: Mrs W. Lines, Ph: (07) 3290 2973
Mob: 0428 779 323
GOLDEN RETRIEVER:
Contact: Mrs K. Vowell Ph: 0423 320 020
BELGIAN SHEPHERD:
Contact: Mrs K. Winton Ph: 0409 619 327
BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG:
Contact: Ms J Hazell, Ph: (07) 3843 1407
Mob: 0421 042 788
BORZOI:
Contact: Ms V. Dawson.Ph: (07) 3857 3682
Contact: Mrs B. Mangin. Ph: (07) 4156 1078
BULLDOG:
Contact: Lucas Perrett
Ph: 0452 210 184
HUNGARIAN VIZSLA:
Contact: Mrs. K. Eory Ph: (07) 3265 1621
IRISH RED & WHITE SETTER
IRISH SETTER
LABRADOR RETRIEVER:
Contact: Mrs S Luchterhand Ph: (07) 5546 0772
LHASA APSO:
Contact: Ms J. Woodward,
Ph: (07) 5428 6201 Mob: 0413 788 775
Gold Coast Contact: Ms B. Halliday
Ph: (07) 5543 6750
MAREMMA SHEEPDOG:
Contact: Ms H. Brennan. Ph: (07) 5426 4103
Brisbane Contact: Ms M. Lloyd
Ph: 0400 248 138
Contact: Mrs M. Keen Ph: (07) 5463 8466
Contact: Mr L. Perrett
Ph: 0452 210 184
OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG:
Contact: Mrs A Cassidy Ph: (07) 3201 0952
BULLMASTIFF:
Contact: Mrs B. Dalby Ph: (07) 5543 5917 Mob:
0414 435 919
POINTER:
Contact: Mrs R Glegg Ph: (07) 5547 1689
Mob: 0439 830 495. Email: [email protected]
Contact: Mrs R. Armstrong Ph: (07) 5546 8427
Mob: 0401 145 129
POODLE (MINIATURE) - SOUTHSIDE:
Contact: Ms L. Keen Ph: 0488 004 800
TIBETAN SPANIEL:
Contact: Miss A. Caer. Ph: (07) 3351 7257
Mob: 0402 555 508 Email: [email protected]
Website: http://members.optusnet.com.au/
aricaer/qtsrr
WEIMARANER:
Contact: Mrs J. Glover Ph: 0419 663 942
WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER RESCUE:
Contact: Mrs A. Cloughley Ph: (07) 3206 6460
WHIPPET:
Contact: Ms S. Spencer Ph: (07) 5571 5441
Mob: 0407 735 242
YORKSHIRE TERRIER:
Contact: Miss R Hunt Ph: 0400 246 987
LAGOTTO ROMAGNOLO:
Contact: Mrs P Wyllie Ph: (07) 4163 7288
Mob: 0400 903 303
North of Sunshine Coast
Contact: Mr D. Ravenscroft
Ph: (07) 4129 2205
BULL TERRIER:
Contact: Mrs M. Reynolds Ph: (07) 5546 3003
Website: www.qldbullterrierrescue.com
STAFFORDSHIRE BULL TERRIER:
Contact: Miss M. Nielsen. Ph: 0419 631 221
POODLE (STANDARD) - SOUTHSIDE
Contact: Mrs S Graham Ph: (07) 5547 0542
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JUDGES LICENCE FEES
Championship Show Judges
Obedience, Herding and Field Trial Judges
Breed Championship Judges
Open Show Only Judges
Obedience and Field Sweepstakes Judges
Earthdog Judges
Training Fees for Aspiring Judges
Handler Judges
$58.00
$58.00
$58.00
$58.00
$51.00
$51.00
$34.00
No Fee
REGISTRATIONS PER PUP
($1.10 from each puppy is donated to Canine Research)
Under 3 months
Over 3 and under 6 months
Over 6 and under 12 months
84 - February 2016
$42.00
$70.00
$88.00
PHOTOGRAPHS: All photographs used in the Queensland
Dog World must be TIFF files, CMYK, 300 DPI and must
be accompanied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope
of the appropriate size. Photographs sent without an
S-SAE will not be returned.
Please Note: All prices are inclusive of GST. Prices are subject to change
TRANSFERS
(If received within 14 days from the date of transfer)
$27.00
$35.00
Members
Non-members
TRANSFERS
TRANSFERS
(If received
after
1414days
the
date
of transfer)
(If received
after
days from
from the
date
of transfer)
Members
$41.00
Non-members
$54.00
RE-REGISTRATIONS OF DOGS / SEMEN
Imported dogs/semen
Imported dogs/semen – NZ only
Tenterfield Terriers
Sporting Register
Associate Register
$108.00
$72.00
$72.00
$34.00
$17.00
TITLES
All Championship Titles (incl. breeders cert)
All other awards
(Plus breeders cert)
Laminating
$34.00
$24.00
$10.50
$5.50
OTHER
Lease agreements
Replacement certificates
Export pedigree
Extended pedigree (5 generations)
$56.00
$21.00
$68.00
$34.00
STATIONERY
OFFICIAL SHOW ENTRY FORMS
(Book of 50) including postage
RULE BOOKS CCC (Qld)
Postage per book
$7.00
$6.60
$2.10
RULES FOR THE CONDUCT OF:
Obedience Trials
Obedience Trials A5
Retrieving Trials for Gundogs
Field Trials for Pointers and Setters
Field Trials for Utility Gundogs
Field Trials for Spaniels and Retrievers
Agility Trials or Games
Agility Trials or Games A5
$7.70
$4.50
$7.70
$5.50
$5.50
$7.70
$5.50
$3.50
$5.50
$5.50
$1.65
Tracking Trials
Track and search
Postage per book
DOG WORLD MAGAZINE
Dog World magazine and Postage per book
(Australia)
Postage per book (overseas)
$7.00
$8.80
BREED STANDARDS
Full set of 8 (7 x Groups + 1 glossary of terms)
Small binder
Large binder
Postage per full set
Single group
Breed extensions
Loose leaf breeds
Postage per book
CHALLENGE CERTIFICATES
Neuter challenge
BEST OF BREED CERTIFICATES
Neuter of breed
RESERVE CHALLENGE CERTIFICATES
SET STEWARDS GRAPHS
(10 + 2 General Specials sheet(s)
JUDGES BOOKS (each)
JUDGES CONTRACTS (set of 10)
OBEDIENCE JUDGING CHARTS
Novice, Open, Utility and or Agility
(25 sheets per set)
QUALIFYING CERTIFICATES
Obedience Trial
Agility Trial
Tracking Trial
Retrieving Ability Test for Gundogs
Track and Search
Dances with Dogs
Rally-O
GROUP AWARDS
(1 Best in Show and 7 Best in Group)
$52.80
$3.30
$8.80
POA
$6.60
$4.40
$0.55
$2.10
$0.44
$0.44
$0.44
$0.44
$0.44
$5.28
$3.30
$8.80
$4.40
$0.44
$0.44
$0.44
$0.44
$0.44
$0.44
$0.44
$6.27
POSTAGE FOR BULK STATIONERY ORDERS WILL BE
INVOICED

February - Dogs Queensland

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