Jul-Aug - Tangens Hounds

New Conformation Champion, “Skyy” Newsletter #20 July-­‐August 2012 Best In Specialty Show CH Tangens Triton X-­‐100 Maverick Moonshine for Tangens of GP (litter 07) finished his championship. “Skyy” is owned by Sarah Herrick, CA, and Wendy Gay, Grand Prix Whippets, VA The versatile Whippet “Triton” (litter 09) won over close to 100 Whippets at the famous Whippet show the last weekend of July in Lompoc, CA New Field Champion: “Monty” Tangens Two for the Road, FCh, SC, OTR, CGC is from litter 08. Owner Anak Rabanal writes: “It's starting to look like alphabet soup after his name” “Bob” Tangens Fly Me To The Moon SC, OTR, SR, Triton’s litter brother, was Reserve Winners Dog at the Lompoc show. With accomplishments in the show ring, on the lure coursing field, and on the race tracks, we wish Bob and his owner Debra Stafford good luck in the future Quote from Roger Caras’ book “Yankee; the inside story of a champion Bloodhound” from 1979: “All good Bloodhound breeders are pests. They will sell you a dog for a fortune and then haunt you for the rest of your life to be sure you are taking proper care of their baby. You adopt their dog and they adopt you. The contract may not read that way but that is what happens.” I am always interested in how your Whippet is doing. Am I a pest? Summer is time for camping “Tiger”, Tangens Maverick Astronaut (litter 07) camping with Klaus Marx and family in Desolation Wilderness Summer is time for sailing “Prince”, Tangens Prince of Nucleotides (litter 06) is sailing on San Francisco Bay with owners Christiane Huebner and Jan Volzke. Christiane writes that they get almost as many compliments on the sailboat as on Prince [email protected] www.tangenshounds.com 858-­‐232-­‐7692 Summer is also time for moving Siblings “Big Bang” and “Lily” (litter 09) have left California to drive cross-­‐country for their new home in Tennessee. Here with owner Kim King at a stop in Arizona Don’t loose your Whippet while traveling Whippets lost away from home are not always found. The ASPCA has interviewed over 1000 pet owners, and here are the conclusions for dogs: 14 % of dog owners lost their dog in the last five years • 93 % of lost dogs were recovered • 49% were found in the neighborhood • 15% were recovered because they had an ID tag or microchip • 6% were found at a shelter http://www.aspca.org/pet-­‐care/pet-­‐
care-­‐tips/finding-­‐a-­‐lost-­‐pet.aspx Stay cool and drink plenty of water