January - Dogs Queensland

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ISSUE 1
January 2016
RRP $4.95
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Rare Sighthound
Feature
B A D G E R ’ S S TO RY
by
L E A H P E R RY
PLU
S
European
Dog Show Holiday
Written by Rana Spencer
Dogs Queensland
The Queensland Dog World
Inside this issue
Cover photograph:
Neut Ch. Wildhare Simply Scherzando SC (IMP USA) (Badger)
2-3
President’s Message
4
Editorial Notes
5-8
Board Notes
10
Notices
11
Ronda Mary Bygraves Member Vale
12 - 13
Life Membership Awards
Articles of Interest
22 - 24
The Azawakh Feature Breed
27
The Pharaoh Hound Feature Breed
28 - 29
Feature Breeds Gallery Insight
30 - 32
European Dog Show Holiday
32
Rarer Sighthounds from around the world
33
Zone 2 Dog World Column, January 2016
36 - 37
Badger’s Story by Leah Perry
WHAT ARE
SIGHTHOUNDS?
Pages 14 - 20
A Boy and
his Dogs
Schedules
38 - 51
Show Schedules
52 - 54
Obedience Trial Schedules
55
Other Trial Schedules
Directories
56 - 59
Registered Breeders Directory
60 - 62
Kennel Clubs Directory
63
Breeders Directory Application
64
Rates Guide
Page 26
SHOW
CHATwith
Ashlyn Montgomery
Pages 34 - 35
www.dogsqueensland.org.au
January 2016 - 1
The President’s Message
President’s Message for January 2016
Happy New Year to everyone! 2016 is set to be a very eventful year for Dogs
Queensland. There is a great deal of work to be done on many fronts, and the
Board is committed to pushing our organisation forward even further over the
next year.
The members forum held last month at Durack was a very productive meeting,
where a number of important and relevant issues were brought forward and
discussed. The Board is committed to working with all members to achieve
what is best for our organisation and for the membership as a whole. I’d like to
thank all those, including the Directors, who attended our first forum and for
having their say. More forums will be scheduled for 2016, including sessions
in Zone 2 and Zone 3, and we look forward to even more members attending.
Availability of Directors to the membership
One key issue which was raised at the members forum was that Directors need
to be representing the membership, even though Dogs Queensland is now
a Company Limited by Guarantee and as Directors we have different legal
obligations to previous councillors of the Canine Control Council (QLD) Inc.
All Directors on the current Board of Dogs Queensland are committed to
working for and with the membership of our organisation. Simply because a
Director is unable to physically attend Shows or certain events, doesn’t make
them unavailable and doesn’t mean they aren’t performing their duties as a
Director. All Directors are contactable by phone or email, as well as directly
through physical meetings.
Puppy Farming Legislation
Another key issue discussed at the members forum was the proposed State
puppy farming legislation. Sadly we still do not have a lot of information at
hand from the Queensland Government to make available to members. As
information comes to hand, it will be shared with members, so that everyone
is kept up to speed with what is happening with this significant issue.
I can assure members that Dogs Queensland is doing its best to stay at the
forefront of this matter, and will continue to push the Queensland Government
for exemptions for our membership.
2 - January 2016
The President’s Message
Dogs Queensland Office - Service Delivery Review
Early in 2016, we will commence a service delivery review of the administrative
functions of the Dogs Queensland office. The service delivery review will be
designed to identify potential service delivery improvements as well as looking
to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the office, and assist in determining
the need for internal operational changes. The delivery review will also look at
streamlining a number of services to online functions, such as litter registrations,
title applications, etc.
Here’s to a productive and prosperous 2016 for Dogs Queensland!
Shane Thomas
President
January 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
Address
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Email
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Commercial advertising:
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When is your breed featuring?
February
‘Asian
Dog Breeds
Part 1’
Shar Pei, Chow Chow, Tibetan Mastiff, Akita
March
‘Asian
Dog Breeds
Part 2’
Lhasa Apso, Tibetan Terrier, Pug, Japanese Chin
April
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 - January 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.
Dogs Queensland Board Notes
Board Notes January 2015
Sponsorship by Royal Canin
Durack Fun Days
For 2016, Clubs using Durack for ‘Fun Days’ 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
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.
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.
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.
Queensland Dog Sports Clubs Presidents,
Secretaries And Treasurers’ Meeting
The Meeting of the Queensland Dog Sports Club’s Presidents,
Secretaries and Treasurers is taking place on Sunday 7th February
2016 in the Function Room at 247 King Ave, Durack from 2:00pm.
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 is pleased to announce a sponsorship deal
with Royal Canin for their Board Events and Committee Shows
and Trials. More information will be sent to all Members shortly
but below are the details on the sponsored events at the time of
printing:
Dogs Queensland QDS Committee
- Agility Subcommittee
Dogs Queensland QDS Committee Rally-O
Subcommittee
Dogs Queensland Amenities Committee Zone 1
Dogs Queensland QDS State/National Obed/
Agility/Rally-O/DWD
Dogs Queensland QDS State/National Obed/
Agility/Rally-O/DWD
RAFT Committee
4-Mar-16
20-Mar-16
9-Apr-16
24-Apr-16
13-May-16
19-Jun-16
25-Jun-16
26-Jun-16
6-Aug-16 and
7-Aug-16
Dogs Queensland All Dogs Sports Spectacular
Dogs Queensland DOY Committee
(Mackay) 3 Shows
17-Sep-16 and
18-Sep-16
(Ingham) 3 Shows
1-Oct-16,
2-Oct-16 and
3-Oct-16
Puppy of the Year Final
Dog of the Year Final
Dogs Queensland QDS Committee Rally-O
Subcommittee
Dogs Qld Amenities Committee Zone 1
21-Oct-16
21-Aug-16
16-Sep-16
17-Sep-16
18-Sep-16
22-Oct-16
23-Oct-16
11-Nov-16
3-Dec-16
3-Dec-16
16-Dec-16
17-Dec-16
18-Dec-16
January 2016 - 5
Continued from page 5
Latest Membership and Dog Suspensions
MEMBER
NAME
RULE(S) SUSPENSION
BREACHED
PERIOD
SUSPENSION
START DATE
SUSPENSION
FINISH DATE
20th October 2016
Mrs K. Poole
83
12 Months
21st October 2015
Miss S. Daniel
83
12 Months
7th December 2015 6th December 2016
ANKC News
Please note that the relevant document on the Dogs Queensland
/ ANKC Website has been amended where applicable;
APPROVAL OF 2017 NATIONAL OBEDIENCE & NATIONAL RALLY
OBEDIENCE TRIALS - DOGS QUEENSLAND
We are pleased to advise the approval of the application to conduct
the 2017 National Obedience & National Rally Obedience Trials
received from the Dogs Queensland Obedience Committee and
Rally Obedience Subcommittee via DOGS QUEENSLAND to be held
on 1 & 2 July 2017 at the Dogs Queensland Sports Ground, 247
King Avenue, Durack, Queensland.
RULES FOR THE CONDUCT OF RETRIEVING TRIALS FOR GUNDOGS
– AMENDED
In accordance with recommendations from the National Retrieving
& Field Trial Committee 2015 meeting minutes (Items 9.4 and 9.5)
which were endorsed at the 2015 ANKC Ltd Board meeting we
confirm the updated Rules for the conduct of Retrieving Trials for
Gundogs are now available from our website at: http://ankc.org.
au/AboutUs/?id=1253
APPROVAL OF 2017 NATIONAL SHOW/TRIALS - RHODESIAN
RIDGEBACK CLUB OF VICTORIA INC
We are pleased to advise the approval of the 2017 National
Show and Obedience & Rally Obedience Trials Open to Group 4
application received from the Rhodesian Ridgeback Club of Victoria
Inc via Dogs Victoria to be held on 17 to 19 March 2017 at the KCC
Park, Cranbourne, Victoria.
AMENDMENT TO UK BREED STANDARD – FRENCH BULLDOG
As a result of advice received from the Kennel Club of UK and after
consultation with the National Breed Standards Coordination
Group Chairperson Marie Merchant, the breed standard for the
French Bulldog on the ANKC Ltd website has been amended as
follows.
6 - January 2016
‘HEAD AND SKULL’ CURRENTLY READS:
Head square in appearance and in proportion to dog’s size. Skull
nearly flat between ears, domed forehead. The skin covering the
skull and forehead should be supple enough to allow the doq
to show facial expression. Well defined muzzle, broad, deep and
set back, muscles of cheeks well developed. Stop well defined.
Lower jaw deep, square, broad, slightly undershot and turned up.
Nose black and wide, relatively short, with open nostrils and line
between well defined. Lips black, thick, meeting each other in
centre, completely hiding teeth. Upper lip covers lower on each
side with plenty of cushion, never so exaggerated as to hang too
much below level of lower jaw.
‘HEAD AND SKULL’ AMENDED TO READ:
Head square in appearance and in proportion to dog’s size. Skull
nearly flat between ears, domed forehead. The skin covering
the skull and forehead should be supple enough to allow fine
wrinkling when the dog is alert. Well defined muzzle, broad, deep
and set back, muscles of cheeks well developed. Stop well defined.
Lower jaw deep, square, broad, slightly undershot and turned up.
Nose black and wide, relatively short, with open nostrils and line
between well defined. Lips black, thick, meeting each other in
centre, completely hiding teeth. Upper lip covers lower on each
side with plenty of cushion, never so exaggerated as to hang too
much below level of lower jaw.
‘NECK’ CURRENTLY READS:
Powerful, well-arched and thick, but not too short.
‘NECK’ AMENDED TO READ:
Powerful, well-arched and thick, of moderate length.
‘HINDQUARTERS’ CURRENTLY READS:
Legs strong, muscular and relatively longer than forelegs, with
moderate angulation. Hocks well let down.
‘HINDQUARTERS’ AMENDED TO READ:
Legs strong, muscular and relatively longer than forelegs, with
moderate angulation. Absolute soundness essential. Hocks well
let down.
‘COLOUR’ CURRENTLY READS:
Brindle, pied or fawn. Tan, mouse and grey/blue highly undesirable.
(1) Brindle - a mixture of black and coloured hairs. May contain
white provided brindle predominates.
(2) Pied - white predominates over brindle. Whites are classified
with pieds for show purposes; but their eyelashes and eyerims
should be black. In pieds the white should be clear with definite
brindle patches and no ticking or black spots.
(3) Fawn - may contain brindle hairs but must have black eye lashes
and eye rims.
‘COLOUR’ AMENDED TO READ:
The only correct colours are: Brindle; Fawn; Pied;
Brindle – Colour pattern caused by a mixture of black hairs and
fawn hairs. White markings permitted provided that brindle
predominates. Eye rims, eyelashes and lips black.
Fawn – Clear, self-coloured fawn with or without a black mask.
White markings permitted, provided that fawn predominates.
Cream and red shades less desirable. Eye rims, eyelashes and lips
black.
Pied – Brindle Pied: White predominates with brindle patches.
(The brindle as defined above). Fawn Pied: White predominates
with fawn patches.
Whites are classified with pieds for show purposes.
In pieds, eye rims, eyelashes and lips should preferably be black.
Any white in the above colours should be clear with no ticking
or spots.
All other colours highly undesirable, including solid black, black
and white, black and tan, mouse, grey/blue, liver/chocolate and
all patterns of these colours.
‘FAULTS’ CURRENTLY READS:
Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a
fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded
should be in exact proportion to its degree and its effect upon
the health and welfare of the dog.
‘FAULTS’ AMENDED TO READ:
Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a
fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded
should be in exact proportion to its degree and its effect upon the
health and welfare of the dog and on the dog’s ability to perform
its traditional work.
AMENDMENT TO UK BREED STANDARD – SCHNAUZER (MINIATURE)
Group Chairperson Marie Merchant, the breed standard for
the Schnauzer (Miniature) on the ANKC Ltd website has been
amended as follows.
All pepper and salt colours in even proportions, or pure black, or
white, or black and silver. That is, solid black with silver markings
on eyebrow, muzzle, chest and brisket and on the forelegs below
the point of elbow, on inside of hindlegs below the stifle joint, on
vent and under tail.
‘COLOUR’ HAS BEEN AMENDED TO READ:
Pepper and salt – shades range from dark iron grey to light
grey. Hairs banded dark/light/dark. Dark facial mask to harmonise
with corresponding coat colour.
Pure Black.
Black and silver – solid black with silver markings on
eyebrows, muzzle, chest, brisket, forelegs below point of elbow,
inside of hindlegs below stifle joint, vent and under tail.
White.
Good pigmentation essential in all colours.
AMENDMENT TO UK BREED STANDARD – PORTUGUESE WATER
DOG
the Portuguese Water Dog on the ANKC Ltd website has been
amended as follows.
‘HEAD AND SKULL’ CURRENTLY READS:
Large, well proportioned, skull slightly longer than muzzle, well
defined occiput. Muzzle tapers slightly. Forehead has central
furrow for two thirds of the length of head, frontal bones
prominent. Nose wide, nostrils well open. Black in black, black
and white, and white dogs, liver in brown, brown and white, and
brown tones.
‘HEAD AND SKULL’ HAS BEEN AMENDED TO READ:
Large, well-proportioned skull slightly longer than muzzle,
well defined occiput. Stop well defined. Muzzle tapers slightly.
Forehead has central furrow for two thirds of length of head.
Frontal bones prominent. Nose wide, nostrils well open. Black in
black, black and white, and white dogs, liver in brown, brown and
white and brown tones.
AMENDMENT TO UK BREED STANDARD – WELSH CORGI
(CARDIGAN)
the Welsh Corgi (Cardigan) on the ANKC Ltd website has been
amended as follows.
Any colour, with or without white markings, but white should
not predominate.
January 2016 - 7
‘COLOUR’ HAS BEEN AMENDED TO READ:
Acceptable colours are blue merle, brindle, red, sable, tri colour
with brindle points and tri colour with red points.
All of the above with or without the typical white markings on
head, neck, chest, underparts, legs and feet, white tail tip. White
should not predominate on body or head where it should never
surround the eyes. Nose and eye rims must be black. Liver and
dilute colours highly undesirable.
RULES FOR THE CONDUCT OF RETRIEVING TRIALS FOR
GUNDOGS - PERMANENT DATE FOR NATIONAL RETRIEVING
CHAMPIONSHIP TRIAL
As a result of the 2015 ANKC Ltd Board meeting, Item 7.1 from
the 2015 National Retrieving and Field Trial (NRAFT) Committee
meeting minutes was endorsed where a permanent date is to be
set aside on the calendar for the National Retrieving Championship
Trial.
The rules have been updated accordingly and are available from
our website at: http://ankc.org.au/AboutUs/?id=1253
In addition, the Charter for the NRAFT Committee has also been
updated and is available from our website at:
Our website has been updated accordingly and the rules can be
accessed at: http://ankc.org.au/AboutUs/?id=1253
APPROVAL OF 2017 NATIONAL SHOW APPLICATION –
BULLMASTIFF CLUB OF QUEENSLAND
We are pleased to advise the approval of the 2017 National Show
application received from the Bullmastiff Club of Queensland via
Dogs Queensland to be held on 23rd and 24th June 2017 at the
DOGS Queensland Showgrounds, Durack, Queensland.
APPROVAL OF 2017 NATIONAL SHOW APPLICATION - WELSH
CORGI CLUB OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC
We are pleased to advise the approval of the 2017 National Show
application received from the Welsh Corgi Club of South Australia
Inc via Dogs SA to be held on 7th and 8th June 2017 at David Roche
Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn, SA.
Alterations and additions to
approved Judges list
http://ankc.org.au/AboutUs/?id=1172
Championship:
RULES FOR THE CONDUCT OF OBEDIENCE TRIALS – CORRECTION
Mrs C. Clarke has retired from the Judges Panel.
We refer to the Rules for the Conduct of Obedience Trials which
are effective from 1st January 2016.
The Board of Directors wishes to thank her for her years of
commitment as a Conformation Judge and wishes her luck
with future endeavours.
The National Obedience and Tracking Committee Chairperson, Rae
Hedger has confirmed after consultation with the committee that
the following corrections are required as consequential changes
which have resulted from resolved recommendations at the 2015
committee meeting.
Page 14 – Diagram for the Broad Jump replaced.
Page 31 – Description of Exercise for the Broad Jump
Currently reads:
It is the Judge’s responsibility to see that the width jumped is twice
the height of the dog at the withers.
Amended to read:
It is the Judge’s responsibility to see that the width to be jumped
is correct.
8 - January 2016
Mrs J. Hempsall 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.
Open:
Mr N. and Mrs M. Kay have been added to the Group 5 Open
Show Panel.
Obedience / Agility / Tracking:
The Board of Directors welcomes back Mr A. Holmes to the
Obedience Judges Panel for CCD, CD and CDX.
January 2016 - 9
Dogs Queensland Notices
Judges Training News
Dates for Obedience, Rally Obedience and
Dances with Dogs Judges Training 2016
2016
17th January
2016
7th February
2016
2016
13th March
17th April
2016
22nd May
2016
9th June
2016
29th June
2016
21st July
2016
2016
31st July
28th August
2016
25th September
2016
29th October
2016
2016
13th November
30th November
5:00pm
10:00am
Judges Training
DWD Judges Training
Presidents, Secretaries,
2:00pm
Treasurers Meeting
5:00pm
Judges Training
5:00pm
Judges Training
5:00pm
Judges Training
10:00am
DWD Judges Training
Mid-Year Theory
4:00pm
Exam
5:00pm
Practical Exam
Mid-Week Training
Thurs 6.30pm
Logan Club
Mid-Week Training
Wed 6.30pm
Caboolture
Mid-Week Training
Thurs 6.30pm
Ipswich Club
5:00pm
Judges Training
5:00pm
Judges Training
Judges Elevations
4:00pm
New Trainee Judges
Entrance Exams
10:00am
DWD Judges Training
5:00pm
Judges Training
Sun 10:00am
Durack
Wed 7:00pm
Durack
Thank you
Dogs Queensland would like to thank Christine Stevens for her kind
assistance by providing some of the photographs and articles that
have been included in this magazine.
Durack vendors
Current directory for January 2016:
J.J. Donuts:
Contact: Gaylene Ph: 0434 405 375
Show Suits:
Contact: Karen
Ph: 0428 424 488, Rachelle Ph: 0475 071 614
Puddleby Art:
Contact: Toshi Ueno Ph: 0410 595 202
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
Aust. Professional Groomers Academy Plus Grooming Products:
Contact: Suzette Woodruffe and Renee Shaw
Ph: 0419 778 239
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
10 - January 2016
Member Vales
IN LOVING MEMORY
Ronda Mary Bygraves
5/9/1930 - 31/10/2015
Acijay Kennels
It is with great sadness that the Cocker Spaniel Club of Queensland Inc
has said goodbye to another senior member and Patroness.
Ronda Mary Bygraves crossed the rainbow bridge peacefully on 31st
October 2015.
Ronda held many positions over the forty five years I knew her, and
was a tireless worker – from the smallest task to Patroness. She was a
wealth of information.
After two hip replacements slowed her down, you could find her ringside
marking a catalogue. If you needed to know anything – ask Ronda.
She will be missed. Play happily Ronda, with those gone before.
Submitted by Gwenda Hansen – friend and fellow Life Member
January 2016 - 11
Marilyn Rose
LIFE MEMBERSHIP AWARD
ongratulations to Marilyn Rose who has been awarded
Life Membership of Queensland Kennel Council after
many years of service. Marilyn is an International All Breeds
Judge and Coordinator of the Group 1 Judges Training
program.
The presentation by the President Philip Dickson took place
with club members at Durack on Sunday 25th October 2015.
Michael Tomaschewski
12 - January 2016
Louise Marsden
Robert Barron
January 2016 - 13
Feature Breed
WHAT ARE
SIGHTHOUNDS?
Dogs Queensland Exclusive
Feature supplied by the Queensland
Sighthound Association
Sighthounds, also known as gazehounds, are breeds that
primarily hunt by speed and sight, instead of by scent. All
Sighthound breeds are an ancient type of dog dating back
to the great Egyptian, Middle Eastern, African and Southwest
Asian civilisations.
Sighthounds are independent dogs, as the breed was taught
to hunt and chase down game with little guidance from their
humans, whereas other sporting dog breeds were trained to
work alongside their masters and rely on cues or signals for
their actions.
Perhaps surprising to many people, is the sedate indoor
demeanor and behaviour of the sighthound dogs considering
they are the fastest canines on the planet. Some are capable of
reaching speeds of just over 45 kilometres per hour or faster,
and can be the calmest and most relaxed breeds of dogs in
the house, provided they are given adequate outside routine
exercise.
Afghan Hound
The Afghan Hound was discovered by Westeners in Afghanistan
and surrounding regions and brought to the UK in the latter part of
the 19th century. There were two distinct types: the ones from the
Southern and Western desert regions were of a rangy build, were
light in color and sparse in outer coat. The dogs from the Northern
regions were more compact in structure, darker in color and more
heavily coated. The first Afghans in Australia were imported from
the United States in 1934.
The breed is primarily a coursing hound, pursuing its quarry by
sight. The Afghan Hound hunted singly, in dog and bitch pairs, in
packs, or combined with specially trained falcons. A tremendously
versatile breed, its quarry included hare, wolves, jackals, marmots
and snow leopards. Because of the variety of game hunted and
the diversity of the geography, the Afghan Hound's most desirable
traits were being sure-footed and agile to work the rugged terrain,
strength and speed to bring down prey, plus the stamina to
maintain a strenuous chase for a sustained length of time.
The gait of the Afghan Hound should be smooth and springy with
a style of high order. The whole appearance of the dog should
give the impression of strength and dignity combining speed and
power. The head must be held proudly, showing its arrogance,
with its signature ringed tail held aloft. The eastern or oriental
expression is typical of the breed. All colours are acceptable.
The typical Afghan Hound can be aloof and dignified with a
certain keen fierceness, but happy and clownish when playing.
The Afghan Hound's reasoning skills have made it a successful
competitor in dog agility trials as well as an intuitive therapy dog
and companion. Although seldom used today for hunting, Afghan
Hounds are frequent participants in lure coursing events and are
also popular in the conformation show ring.
14 - January 2016
Feature Breed
Not terribly successful hunters on their own, they are not suited
to coursing, although they enjoy lure chasing.
Particularly high in the leg and elegant, the Azawakh sighthound
gives a general impression of great fineness. His bone structure
and musculature are transparent beneath fine and lean tissues
(skin). This sighthound presents itself as a racy dog whose body
fits into a rectangle with its longer sides in vertical position.
Covered by a short, thin coat that comes in shades of fawn, sand,
brindle, black, grey, blue, grizzle, and all shades of brown, including
chocolate. Some Azawakh have a black mask or white markings
on the legs, chest and tail tip.
The first Azawakh was imported to Australia by Jumadabey
Kennels in Melbourne.
Azawakh
The Azawakh is a sighthound from the Sahel region of Africa,
which encompasses parts of the West African nations of Mali
and Niger, including an area called Azawakh Valley. The dogs
have accompanied the wandering Touareg people for centuries
and were kept as camp guards and livestock guards as well as
valued companions. The Azawakh’s strongest character trait is as
a watch dog.
These dogs often can be seen sleeping on the low straw roofs of
the village homes of their Mali owners. As hyenas or other night
predators approach, the first Azawakh to see it jumps down and
is quickly joined by the others; they form a pack and chase away
or kill the intruder.
There is no doubt, however, that back in the mists of time they
share ancestors with the Saluki and Sloughi. In fact, another
name for the Azawakh is Touareg Sloughi. The Azawakh is a rare
sighthound; is aloof, with a complex personality, and has the
unusual characteristic of being protective. The Azawakh, quiet
to live with, is not suited to every home. Intelligent and loyal, the
Azawakh must live indoors with his family, never outside with
little attention.
The Azawakh has excellent running gear and is built for speed, but
this has evolved over millennia for the purpose of heat dissipation,
living in the harsh climate of the Sahel in West Africa. The Azawakh
was never developed for hunting large or small game.
To the extent that *all* dogs have some level of prey drive, so also
does an Azawakh, and the level of prey drive varies from average
to none. They need regular exercise to stay conditioned.
Borzoi
The Borzoi was bred for hundreds of years by Russian nobility. They
were developed by crossing the Eastern Asian Greyhound and a
northern hunting spitz type dog for coat. The dogs were called
Russian Wolfhounds in America up until 1936 when the name was
changed to ‘Borzoi,’ coming from the Russian word ‘borzii,’ which
means swift. The Borzoi Club of America and the Borzoi Club UK
both prefer ‘borzoi’ as the form for both singular and plural forms
(this is not the case in Russian, as the Russian plural is ‘borzýe’).
Fierce on the hunt, this sighthound was used for hundreds of
years to hunt wolves, fox and hare in the open plains of Russia.
As the breed became more popular it was used more and more
as a companion dog and its temperament became more docile.
The Borzoi’s talents include hunting, sighting and lure coursing.
In a few places around the globe, Borzoi are still used as working
hunters, and continue the breed’s traditional role as capturers of
large predatory game.
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Borzoi, on average, are the quietest dogs around. Many never bark
in their lives, believe it or not, but even the ones that are average
in that department, seldom bark at anything other than game (cat,
possum etc) on the other side of the fence.
Strangers are usually greeted with a grin or a nose shoved between
the legs (such a perfect height!) but rarely with suspicion. They are,
as a breed, worthless watchdogs.
The Borzoi was originally bred for the coursing of wild game on
more or less open terrain, relying on sight rather than scent. To
accomplish this purpose, the Borzoi needed particular structural
qualities to chase, catch and hold his quarry. Special emphasis is
placed on sound running gear, strong neck and jaws, courage and
agility, combined with proper condition.
The Borzoi should appear well balanced, graceful in motion or
repose, aristocratic, dignified and elegant. It is a coursing hound
which must be courageous, powerful, and show great speed with
a temperament that is sensitive, alert and aloof. The Borzoi should
always possess unmistakable elegance, with flowing lines. Males,
masculine without coarseness; bitches, feminine and refined.
Deerhound
The Deerhound’s antecedents will have existed back to a time
before recorded history. They would have been kept by the
Scots and Picts and used to help in providing part of their diet,
mainly hoofed game. The Deerhound was bred to hunt red deer
by ‘coursing’, and also ‘deer stalking’. In outward appearance,
the Scottish Deerhound is similar to the Greyhound, but larger
and more heavily boned. However, Deerhounds have a number
of characteristics that set them apart. While not as fast as a
Greyhound on a smooth, firm surface, once the going gets rough
or heavy they can outrun a Greyhound.
The environment in which they worked, the cool, often wet, and
hilly Scottish Highland glens, contributed to the larger, roughcoated appearance of the breed. The Deerhound is closely
related to the Irish wolfhound and was the main contributor to
the recovery of that breed when it was re-created at the end of
the 19th century.
The Scottish deerhound is mellow, low-key and easy going — a
gracious and well-mannered addition to the home. Outdoors, it
loves to run and chase anything that moves. Indoors, it needs
plenty of room to stretch on a soft surface. The deerhound is
independent but willing to please; it is extremely sensitive. It is
amiable toward, but often reserved with, strangers. This breed is
good with children, other dogs and usually other pets.
It is, however, a true sighthound which has been selected for
generations to pursue game; consequently, most Deerhounds will
be eager to chase. The sport of lure coursing is most enjoyable
to the Deerhound. In Australia, deerhounds have been used to
hunt the kangaroo and wild boar. In addition, according to Teddy
Roosevelt in ‘Hunting the Grisley and Other Sketches’, and some
Canadian and American wolf hunters used them.
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The Greyhound is strongly built, upstanding, of generous
proportions, muscular power and symmetrical formation, with long
head and neck, clean well laid shoulders, deep chest, capacious
body, slightly arched loin, powerful quarters, sound legs and feet,
and a suppleness of limb, which emphasise in a marked degree
its distinctive type and quality. Possessing remarkable stamina,
endurance and intelligence, they are gentle, affectionate and
even tempered. They also participate in many other dog sports,
including lure coursing, conformation, agility, and obedience, and
beyond their grace and speed, people love them for their sweet,
mild nature.
Greyhound
The Greyhound is one of the most ancient breeds known to man,
and can be traced to almost every country on every continent
on the globe. The first evidence of the breed was discovered in
Egypt, with carvings in old tombs dating back to 2900 and 2751
B.C. depicting dogs of unmistakable Greyhound type attacking
deer and mountain goats. There is little doubt that the dog of
ancient times is the same as the one we know today. The unique
and highly prized abilities of these sighthounds help explain why
they have changed very little in 2,000 years.
Aristocracy and culture has always surrounded the Greyhound,
and in early times only royalty bred them. England has played
an important role in the development of the breed, with the
first illustrations dating back to the 9th century. It was used on
practically all kinds of game from deer, stags, foxes and such, but
the hare is the Greyhound’s natural quarry.
There are today three separate breeding lines that exist: they are
racing, coursing and show greyhounds. Racing greyhounds are
bred for speed, coursing greyhounds for a combination of speed,
endurance, and courage, and show greyhounds for appearance.
Greyhounds Arrive in Australia 1770
The botanist Joseph Banks who sailed to Australia with Captain
Cook on The Endeavour brought a male and female Greyhound
with him on the voyage. Banks was a keen hunter and his diary
entries often referred to the dog’s regular pursuit of the native
animals.
In 1788 when the First Fleet sailed into Botany Bay, on board were
Captain Arthur Phillip (who was to become the first Governor of
NSW) and his Greyhounds and ‘assorted puppies’.
Irish Wolfhound
The Irish Wolfhound’s name is derived not from its large stature,
but from the breed’s intended purpose: to hunt wolves. The wolf
and boar (which the dog was also used to hunt as early as the
first century) no longer exist in Ireland, in part to the presence
of these protective hounds. This is a very old breed with Roman
records dating as far back as 391 AD. They were used in wars, and
for guarding herds and property and for hunting Irish elk, deer,
boar and wolves.
They were held in such high esteem that battles were fought over
them. Irish Wolfhounds were often given as royal presents. When
the boar and wolf became extinct in Ireland the Irish Wolfhound as
a result declined in numbers. A British army officer by the name of
Captain George Graham bred them in the second half of the 19th
century. The breed was restored by the introduction of Great Dane
and Deerhound breeds. The Irish Wolfhound Club was founded in
1885 and it was recognised by the AKC in 1897. In 1902 a hound
was first presented to the Irish Guards as a mascot.
The Irish Wolfhound is not recommended for small yards it will
do better with a large yard. This is a giant breed that needs lots
of space to run, but they do not need any more exercise than
smaller breeds.
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It needs to be part of the family and would be very unhappy in
a kennel.
Being a sighthound, it will chase and as such, needs a secure,
fenced area for exercise.
Irish Wolfhounds are sweet-tempered, patient, kind, thoughtful
and very intelligent. Their excellent nature can be trusted with
children. Willing and eager to please, they are unconditionally
loyal to their owner and family. They tend to greet everyone as a
friend, so do not count on them being a watchdog, but may be a
deterrent simply due to their size. This giant breed can be clumsy
and are slow to mature in both body and mind, taking about two
years before they are full grown.
However, they grow rapidly and high-quality food is essential.
While it is important to take a growing pup for daily walks for
their mental well-being, hard exercise should not be forced and
may be too taxing for this dog’s body when it is young. The health
and longevity of the Irish Wolfhound are also very important to
consider. Because of their size, these hounds often do not live as
long as other breeds.
This belief is based on the depiction of miniature greyhounds in the
early decorative arts of these countries and on the archaeological
discovery of small greyhound skeletons. By the Middle Ages, the
breed had become distributed throughout Southern Europe and
was later a favorite of the Italians of the sixteenth century, among
whom miniature dogs were in great demand. Sadly, though,
‘designer’ breeders tried, and failed, to make the breed even smaller
by crossbreeding it with other breeds of dogs. This only lead to
mutations with deformed skulls, bulging eyes and dental problems.
The original Italian Greyhound had almost disappeared when
groups of breeders got together and managed to return the breed
to normal. It is due to its popularity in Italy that the breed became
known as the ‘Italian Greyhound.’ From this period onward the
history of the breed can be fairly well traced as it spread through
Europe, arriving in England in the seventeenth century during
the reign of Charles 1.
The Italian Greyhound is elegant and graceful without being
weedy, they are extremely agile and fleet of foot. The description
‘A greyhound in miniature’ does not mean an exact small replica
of an English Greyhound, nor is a scaled down Whippet in type,
correct. The European Standard compares them to a Sloughi - a
hound with similar movement but the Italian Greyhound must be
more refined and not show any coarseness.
A sighthound in a small package, the Italian Greyhound shares
its larger relatives’ characteristics. It loves to run and chase. It
is extremely gentle and sensitive. Reserved, often timid, with
strangers, it is devoted to its family and is good with children,
and other dogs and pets. However, it can be easily injured by
boisterous children and larger dogs.
Italian Greyhound
Often the question is asked as to whether the Italian Greyhound
were bred for hunting or striclty as a pet? While historians debate
the origins of the breed it is most likely the early IGs were used for
practical purposes, i.e. hunting small game or controlling rodents
and other vermin and was also known as a hunter of rabbits. The
Italian Greyhound is the smallest of the family of gaze hounds.
The Italian Greyhound first appeared in the Mediterranean Basin
in what is now Greece or Turkey. The breed is an old one and is
believed to have originated more than 4,000 years ago in the
countries now known as Greece and Turkey.
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Pharaoh Hound
The Pharaoh Hound is the National Dog of the Mediterranean
nation of Malta. Its native name is Kelb tal-Fenek in Maltese,
which means ‘Rabbit Dog’ and is traditionally used for hunting.
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For many years, the Pharaoh Hound was considered one of the
oldest dog breeds, because it is thought by some to resemble
paintings of dogs featured on the walls of ancient Egyptian
pyramids and tombs. Recent DNA analysis reveals, however, that
this breed is actually a more recent construction, developed out of
different lines of European hunting dogs. This DNA data now puts
to rest the ‘Egyptian Myth’ and proves the breed did not originate
from Egypt. Another study ‘Mitochondrial DNA sequence variation
in Portuguese native dog breeds’ found no evidence of connection
between Iberian dogs and those of North Africa; showing again,
no connection between Mediterranean hounds and dogs of North
Africa. The Pharaoh Hound not only hunts by sight but by scent
and hearing as well. It is an exuberant chaser, but it is relaxed in
homes. They are known for being excited and happy dogs.
All Pharaohs may blush at times when they are excited. They
do not blush in their cheeks but in their ears and noses. It is an
independent-minded, highly intelligent, and occasionally stubborn
hound. Positive methods should be used when training. Pharaohs
were bred to hunt and think for themselves and they have retained
this trait. They are very adept jumpers and are well suited to many
dog sports such as agility and lure coursing. It has a very unusual
hunting style especially on its own. When its prey, either rabbit
or vermin, is in a mound it will bounce in the air on all 4 legs in
an attempt to have its prey come out in the open or move. The
Pharaoh Hound at first glance should appear both graceful and
elegant as well as powerful and athletic. It should show strength
without bulkiness or excessive musculature. They usually come in
tan or chestnut colours and a white tail tip is commonly admired,
white on chest (called ‘The Star’) white on toes. The ears on the
Pharaoh Hound medium high set; carried erect when alert, but
very mobile; broad at the base; fine and large.
Historically, Salukis were used by nomadic tribes for hunting. All
along the Silk Road the Salukis presence was known for almost as
long as the dog has been domesticated, a testimony to its function
as a hunter and his beauty as a companion. His image is found in
many cultures. There are petroglyphs and rock arts in Golpaygan and
Khomein in central Iran that shows saluki-like hounds and falcons
accompanying hunters chasing preys (ca. 8000-10,000 BC).Typical
quarry included gazelles, hares, foxes and jackals. An independent
and aloof breed, the Saluki may seem reserved with strangers. They
are gentle, affectionate, sensitive and intelligent they can be difficult
to train and any such training should be gentle and patient, harsh
methods should never be used. They can get bored easily, and
should not be left at home unattended for long periods.
Salukis come in two varieties - Smooth and Feathered. Although we
see mostly the feathered variety at shows, evidence shows that in
their countries of origin smooth and feathered were equally desired.
Some tribes only kept the smooth variety, but all the Salukis were
used for hunting, and were selected as breeding stock based on
hunting abilities and stamina.
The Saluki is a natural athlete that needs a lot of exercise, including
a daily, long, brisk walk or run as they are happiest when running,
This very independent dog should never be off-lead except in an
isolated, scouted area. These dogs hunt on sight and will pay no
attention to their handler’s calls if they are chasing something.
Salukis run at top speeds of 40 mph (55km/h) or more with their feet
barely touching the ground. These top speeds are reached in short
spurts, but they also have exceptional endurance. An excellent way
to exercise your Saluki is to let it trot alongside your bike. Incredibly
fast even over rough terrain they are excellent competitors on the
lure coursing field.
Saluki
Sloughi
The Saluki, from the hot climate of the Arab Desert, is the swift,
galloping hound of the great nomadic, pastoral, Bedouin tribes
of the desert and has been used by them for hunting from time
immemorial.
The origin of the Sloughi is not known, but it is a very old breed. It
was mentioned in a book by the Moroccan writer Al Mansur which
was probably written in the 13th century.
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Morocco holds the FCI standard, but the breed originated in the
area which today consists of Morocco, Libya, Tunisia and Algeria,
in the northern Saharan region of the Maghreb. The Sloughi is also
known as the Arabian Sighthound, which is actually incorrect as it
was the indigenous, nomadic Berbers (the Amazigh or ‘free people,‘
as they call themselves) who developed the breed long before the
invasion of the Arabs. The breed is locally known as the Sloughi
Moghrebi, meaning the ‘sighthound of the Maghreb.’ The Sloughis
held an elevated position in comparison to other dogs, and they
were greatly prized.
Only chiefs and kings were allowed to own them, and much effort
went into making sure that they were bred pure. An owner of a
fine hunting female would travel far to find just the right mate for
her. There were originally two types of Sloughi: the larger, more
substantial mountain Sloughi and the smaller, lither desert Sloughi.
In western countries there is less distinction between the two as
they have been mixed. The breed is not, as previously believed,
closely related to the Saluki DNA testing has shown that these two
breeds are only remotely related. The Sloughi’s closest relative is the
Azawakh which belongs to the Berber tribes of southern Sahara.
Still, the two breeds have been separated long enough that there
are obvious differences in conformity and temperament.
The Sloughi is a medium-sized, short-coated hunting sighthound
of the desert type. An African sighthound, it was used to hunt wild
game, such as desert hare, gazelles, foxes and jackals, often in
cooperation with hunting falcons. It also protected the house and
livestock of its owner. The breed is adapted to desert and semidesert life in the Maghreb region of northwest Africa. This dry, lean
and muscular hound gives an impression of rustic elegance as well
as strength, and it is an efficient hunter with great endurance as well
as speed. The Sloughis are affectionate, gentle, and very closely knit
to their owners. They are intelligent and independent, and curious
of their surroundings. They are quiet and calm indoors, and prefer to
lie on soft rugs and blankets. Strangers are met with aloofness and
caution, while friends are greeted with enthusiasm. Sloughis don’t
make great obedience dogs, but they respond to fair and gentle
training methods. Sloughis get along well with children and other
animals if they are raised with them. But as Sloughis are hunting
hounds with a strong chase instinct, caution is recommended when
the dog is outside with smaller animals.
Sloughis, and particularly young dogs, like to run daily. They make
excellent jogging partners, and need to go on daily walks or runs.
They will truly be happy when they are allowed to run off leash.
Colours are all shades of light to red sand with or without black
mask, black ears, brindle, black overlay and black mantle. The most
common color is sand with a black mask. The facial expression of
the Sloughi is gentle and melancholy, almost sad.
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Whippet
The Whippet was developed during the latter part of the 19th
century from various sporting, coursing and running dogs,
including small greyhounds. Its name derives from the expression
‘whip it’, meaning ‘to move quickly.’ They were bred to hunt by sight,
coursing game in open areas at high speeds, and to race.
The Whippet’s ability to reach speeds of up to 60 kms (37 mph)
suited him to track racing. Coursing these dogs was an entertaining
form of gambling for the lower classes in England and the Whippet
was nicknamed ‘the poor man’s racehorse’. During this period of
time in English history, to make a living, the average citizen was
either a coal miner, a tenant farmer, or worked in the mills.
This breed was adopted by the miners of North-East England who
were keen dog racing enthusiasts but they also used the Whippet
for coursing, as it was capable of catching rabbits and hares. The
Whippet is an amazing athlete and its acceleration ability gives it
jack-rabbit starts, covering 200 metres in 10 seconds or less. The
Whippet gained the nickname of Snapdog from its ability to kill
rats and rabbits with a sharp snap. Although still used as a working
and racing dog and takes part in agility and obedience activities,
the main role is as a companion.
Whippets have been described as the perfect ‘all purpose dog.’
They make wonderful house dogs because of their very fine soft
coat and dog free odour. This, along with their gentle affectionate
nature makes them an ideal breed to bring up with small children.
The Whippet is quiet, easy to groom and is by no means as delicate
as they look. It is graceful in movement and rabbit fast on the lure
coursing field.
Photo credits: Supplied by the Queensland
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The Azawakh
Supplied by Christine Stevens
Brief History
Bred by the Tuareg, Fula and various other nomads of the Sahara
and sub-Saharan in the countries of Mali, Niger, Bukino Faso, and
southern Algeria. The primary function of the Azawakh in its native
land is that of protector and flock guard, to protect the animals
from the attack of jackals or hyenas during the night.
They are capable of reaching speeds between 60-70 km/hr. The
breed made its debut in Europe around 1970, first arriving in former
Yugoslavia and France. The official FCI standard was adopted in
1994. The breed was accepted in Australia in January 2012.
Brief Description
The Azawakh is particularly slender, elegant and showing great
refinement. Bone and muscle structure is visible under very fine,
dry skin. A rather narrow, long, fine head. Ears are set high. Neck
is long and muscular slightly arched. Topline straight rising to hips,
prominent withers, slightly arched loin and protruding hipbones.
The chest is narrow, well developed in depth but not reaching
elbows, high tuck up.
Long thighs, angulation not exaggerated, dry muscle. Feet
rounded, with tightly closed toes. Tail set is low, carried down
with slight curl at end with white tip or trace of white.
RUMA - Ch Worgeordie Endidi Na’ema (Imp UK)
Owned by Debra Huon, first Azawakh imported into Australia
Health
Azawakhs are an incredibly sound coursing hound and very rarely
are there any serious coursing injuries.
Light, lissome movement which gives an impression of lightness
and elasticity. Very short fine coat. Colours are fawn with or
without brindling, with white patching limited to the extremities.
All shades are admitted, clear sand to dark fawn (mahogany).
Brindles should be black as exluding any other shade, the muzzle
can present a black mask. On the fore chest, white may be present
as white patched, confined to the base of the neck. The bib should
not extend past the point of the shoulder or go up on each side of
the neck. Each of the four limbs has a white stocking.
They are one of the most heat tolerant of all dog breeds and able
to work in temperatures of over 35 degrees, however, they are
intolerant of the cold as they have no natural protection. They get
cold easily and frequently shiver when temperatures begin to drop.
Azawakh are highly suspicious of strangers. The breed can be
extremely difficult to rehome. They are a highly intelligent breed.
Lifelong socialisation and firm but gentle handling are critical.
Like the Basenji the Azawakh bitch often has a single annual
season. Unassisted birth of healthy puppies is the norm. Litter
sizes are usually from four to six puppies.
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Azawakh breeders have identified a number of problems that
appear in the breed with varying frequencies — Epilpesy,
Hypothyroidism, autoimmune disorders, wobblers disease, bloat
and cold intolerance.
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The Azawakh is regarded as being among the most ancient breeds
of sighthounds. What is thought to be the first depictions of the
Azawakh appear on petroglyphs dating between 6,000 and 8,000
BC.
These depict sighthound-type dogs hunting wild beasts with
the tribes that roamed the Sahara, a time when the Sahara was
greener than it is today. They served as guardians, hunters and
companions.
The Sahara was bordered by oceans on the east and west coasts,
with fertile regions north and south. The fertile strip between
the Sahara and the Mediterranean is known as the Maghreb, the
wider strip between the Sahara and the Jungles became known
as the Sahel.
At the close of the wet phase in the four millennium BC, the Sahara
returned to desert and there became a formidable physical barrier
that saw the Azawakh almost totally isolated from the northern
dogs, but the ties to the pariah dogs to the south are close.
It is a theory that the saluki spread to the Maghreb, where due to
environment and breeding it developed into a similar type breed
called the Sloughi. The Taureg and Beja tribes who roamed the
great deserts of the Sahara brought their Sloughi dogs south. The
Sahelian tribes then bred the Sloughi into what is now known as
the Azawakh.
While this decent theory is feasible recent genetic testing has
shown that the Azawakh is closely related to the African Pariah
Dogs. These tests have also indicated that the Azawakh possesses
a unique variety of the glucose isomerase gene. The only other
canids known to have this gene are foxes, jackals, Italian wolves,
Sloughis and a few Japanese Breeds. This leads to speculation
that the Azawakh ancestors may have been occasionally crossed
with the Jackal.
If true the jackal may have introduced the survival traits to the
Azawakh that allows it to survive living in one of the worlds most
harshest and driest places.
The connection between the Pariah dogs of the Sahel and the
Azawakh is seen in the breeding practices of the Sahelian tribes
as they do not make a distinction between the Al hor (noble
breeds such as the Saluki, Afghan Hound, Sloughis) and the Kelb
(mongrels) Pariah Dog , allowing all their dogs to interbreed freely.
As a result of the environment the Azawahk lives in only the fittest
survive and this has brought out the hardiness and independence
that the breed is known for. They are pack hunters and they bump
down the quarry with their hindquarters after giving chase and
tiring it out.
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As a guard dog it will bark to alert the others in the pack and then
hunt as one under the lead alpha dog to ward off the predator.
Azawakh’s are typically a ‘one master’ dog and its territorial instinct
is highly developed. Suspicious and avoidant, even after thousands
of years of domestication, it continues to display feral behaviours
being highly independent and emotionally resilient. They have
been described as the ‘Warrior Class Dog’, very intelligent and
very protective of their home territory. When approached on
their home turf they can be very vocally intimidating and in total
contrast also be quite sensitive and very affectionate with those
it accepts. Their reactions to strangers can differ from friendly to
mildly curious to totally indifferent.
They are not an outgoing dog but should not appear to be panicky,
timid or aggressive to the point of attack. In the Sahel they are not
aggressive but have a tendency to prefer not be touched.
Like any sighthound the Azawakh needs lots of exercise and its
mind occupied. It is great for performance sports agility, lure
coursing, lure racing, obedience and the conformation ring.
Judging the Azawakh – Do’s and Dont’s
FCI judge and Azawakh breeder Dr Christian Vantu writes “if you
want to judge Azwakhs, first of all try to forget all other breeds,
shapes and proportions with which you are familiar, try to forget
also the classic dog temperament and behavior and be prepared
to accept something different.”
The Do’s
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Aproach on an angle, not right to the dog
Ask handler if the dog minds being touched
If difficult to touch, ask handler to mouth the dog
Examine as quickly and smoothly as possible
Talk to handler only
Be confident and calm
Read breed standard extension, all of it and new amendments.
The Don’ts
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Approach directly in front of or from behind the dog
Do not talk while examining the dog
Continue touching if dog is growling or trying to avoid you
Lean over the dog or put your face too close
Expect Azawakh to be show dogs, they are too primitive for that
Photo credits: Supplied by Christine Stevens
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A Boy and
his Dogs
If you’ve wandered past the Group 4 ring, or General Special
ring, chances are you’ve seen them. Nobody can deny that
Kyall and Foodie the Pharaoh Hound make an excellent team.
With multiple Best in Show, Best in Group, Classes in Group
and Show, local and interstate Royal Group placements, and
Specialty wins, they’ve more than earned Foodie’s Supreme
Champion title.
Kyall has competed in Junior Handler competitions since 2008,
with some big wins to his name. First and Second places in age
group at the Sydney Royal 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, culminating
with winning the overall Sydney Royal Junior Handler competition
in 2014.
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In 2014 and 2015, Kyall won back-to-back Melbourne Royal
Champion Showmanship competitions.
The new kids on the block are Foodie’s son, Alfred (Sleykh Suit N
Tie [AI]), who Kyall handled to Baby Puppy in Show at the 2015
Melbourne Royal, while Foodie was placed Group 4!
Arriving late last year is Roo (Ir Ch, Ir J C Hard Black Jack Cukker),
born in Hungary who went to Ireland for showing; where he very
quickly made up his points for his Junior and Irish Champion titles,
and even won a Group 2 in the very few months he was there.
While Foodie and Alfred are co-owned by Karen Lever and Annika
Oksa-Walker, and Roo owned by Karen Lever - it is clear that Kyall
has a very special place in each of the dogs’ hearts.
The next time you’re around the rings, keep an eye out for Kyall
and the Pharaohs – they’re hard to miss!
Feature Breed
The
Pharaoh Hound
The Pharaoh Hound is the oldest domesticated dog in
recorded history. There are Egyptian written references
dating back to 4000BC and a royal tomb of 2300BC contains
a wonderful illustration of a Pharaoh hound. It is thought
Phoenician traders took them to Malta where they were bred
unchanged for over 2000 years.
Average size, weight and lifespan:
Dogs: 56 - 63cms
Bitches: 53 - 61cms
Lifespan: About 12 - 14 years
Personality, characteristics and temperament:
Pharaohs are highly intelligent, affectionate, full of fun, and are
very good with children. Some are very outgoing at once with
strangers, others at first a little diffident.
Care requirements:
The short and glossy coat requires minimal upkeep, the occasional
grooming and bath will keep the Pharaoh looking and smelling
his best. Secure yard is a must.
Ideal owners:
Active people and families.
Compatibility with other pets:
Care with small animals. Not a problem with other dogs.
In conclusion:
Now you know a little about the Pharaoh Hound. If you have
decided this is the dog for you, or if you would like more
information, please contact either the relevant registered breeders
Club or Dogs Queensland.
Either will be able to give you information about available puppies
and also suggest dog shows where you can see the breed and
speak to a breeder.
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FEATURE BREED
GALLERY INSIGHT
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European
Dog Show Holiday
recently returned from a two month trip to France on a work
project and wanted to visit dog shows and some FCI lure
coursing to see the differences, and see some dogs in the flesh
that I had only seen via Facebook or the pedigree database
that saluki fanciers use.
After the World Dog Show in Milan (where I was fortunate to
handle a Peruvian Hairless, Huaco Huantuntupaq, from the famous
Huatuntupaq kennels in Peru), I went to a Lure Coursing event at
the Chateau Gerbevillers in Lorraine, France. The LC was unlike any
I had heard of, or experienced myself: simply amazing!
I met up with Daniela van der Lichte (Hadi El Basher salukis,
Belgium) and her four Salukis. I spoke with Daniela about future
dog events and she mentioned the FALAPA specialty event
(Afghan hound and Saluki club which has both a Show and LC
components), so we arranged that I would help her out, as two of
her smooth boys were entered in the same class.
I made time to visit and stay with Helen and Michael Williams
(Kasaque salukis) who bred my dog’s mother and paternal
grandfather, imported to Australia by Christine Stevens (Crister
salukis).
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We had the traditional Kasaque garden party where I met eleven
year old smooth Lalique (Eng Ch Caspian’s L’aliq avec Kasaque) –
the last smooth to be titled in the UK. I have often been told by
judges that the smooth girl I show (Ch Crister Ameh) reminds them
very much of her grandmother Lalique and I agree. At the Windsor
Show the next day, there were so many smooths!
In fact, Helen told me that all of the smooths entered were either
her direct breeding, or had come down from her breeding. It was
a treat to see 66 salukis entered at an all-breeds show, judged by
specialist Marie Bryce-Smith, who judged the 2015 NSW Saluki
specialty show and gave our smooth girl Reserve Challenge.
About a week before the FALAPA specialty, Daniela had a bicycle
accident and cracked her ribs so I was to handle two of her salukis.
At the show, I met with Daniela and one of her oldest friends, Shera
Chuat of Al Firdous Salukis, formerly Tal Amal (Daniela’s foundation
bitch was one of Shera’s breeding). When Shera found out I was
handling Daniela’s boys and that I enjoyed showing, she added
one of her own smooth girls to my dance-card.
The FALAPA Afghan and Saluki show is run quite differently to
normal shows, and it is an experience!
Member Insight
All dogs are shown and critiqued in classes as normal, then a
‘Judge’s Selection’ is made to reduce the numbers. After class
judging is completed, the rings are combined and the classes are
judged again with placings given up to 6th, and always switching
between breeds and their respective judges.
In the Working Class (open to those dogs who are proven LC
competitors), I showed the effervescent smooth black grizzle,
Lupulus Hadi El Basher. Lupo showed perfectly and was rewarded
with 1st in Class, with his twin brother, LironPili Hadi El Basher
placing 2nd –both with Excellent gradings.
All three dogs I showed made it through to Judge’s Selection,
and when it came to Placings, Shera gave me another dog of her
breeding to show: a Junior bitch (Jaanaan-Vasari al Firdous) – yet
another smooth!
After winning the CAC, the judge told me she ordinarily wasn’t
taken with smooths.
This was my first experience in the placement ring and the girl
showed very well and was rewarded with 1st place and went on
to win BIS Junior! The young smooth girl is owned by Christine du
Rot Hazard (Arab Bahari’s salukis, France) and she reminded me of
the smooth girl I show in Australia – with good reason, they share
a very famous smooth relative – Arab Bahari’s Shaahin Tali. I spoke
later with Mme du Rot Hazard about our smooth girl in Australia
doing very well and she was pleased to hear it.
Finally we came to the pointy end of the competition: and this
Super-Smooth was chosen as Best in Show Saluki. Because it was
all spoken in French, I wasn’t really following it, just listening for the
dog’s number, which fortunately was 100 (‘cent’ in French – easy!).
On the podium for the last time, the judge (Clair Chryssolor,
Anasazi salukis), expressed that this boy’s condition, movement,
and style won it for him.
In the Open Class, I showed the classically handsome LahatPar Hadi
El Basher (who has been likened to the very famous Samoem’s
Sodom), who placed 2nd to Shera’s boy, both receiving Excellent
gradings; I also showed Shera’s smooth girl, Ghadiya-Razuna al
Firdous who placed 4th out of 13 present.
Lupo’s movement so reminded me of his brother, Lenoapayaz
Hadi El Basher (owned by Anita Langford, Al Shira salukis), who
I handled at the 2015 Sydney Royal, so it was nice to know the
movement is very typical among the entire litter – as are their
amazing temperaments!
The next day, the LC event was held on the same grounds as the
first ever LC competition! Though I preferred the LC at the Chateau,
this event gave me an opportunity to learn by comparison. The
chateau coursing was held without fences, yet this day’s coursing
was in a fenced field; some of the dogs from the Chateau coursing
were actually cutting the course because they know that the lure
will never go through fences so then are able to work out where
the lure would go.
At the end of the day, LironPili Hadi el Basher won the male saluki
CAC, with Shera’s young boy Ilias-Ushas al Firdous taking the
Reserve (with the two boys I showed the day before making up
the top few placings!).
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Member Insight
While I enjoyed my time competing in the shows, I enjoyed far
more meeting the names behind a lot of these famous long-time
kennels, and having quality conversations to learn more about
the breed that chose me.
It was also a thrill seeing so many smooth Salukis, and that they
were placed well against their feathered counterparts. In one
conversation with a long-time Saluki breeder and judge, I was
told “if you don’t like smooths, then you shouldn’t judge Salukis”.
In Europe, there are a lot of dogs who are bred for either showing
or lure coursing/track racing BUT the ones who really caught my
eye were the ones who are bred for both beauty and performance.
To me, it is these dogs who most closely fit the standard, as they
are not exaggerated either way, and not only look like they can
perform their original function, they can also prove it on the
coursing field. Now that lure coursing is a recognised sport in
Australia, I can’t wait to see more Salukis and other Sighthounds
who will also be bred specifically to excel in both fields.
Photo credits: All photos taken by Daniela van der Lichte
Rarer Sighthounds
FROM AROUND THE WORLD
As a generalisation, the sighthound is known for its speed,
which forms its physique: slender, long-limbed, doliocephalic
head, and streamlined body. Regional variances affect how
the individual breeds look, act, their method of hunting, and
their prey.
The Sighthound breeds recognised by the ANKC are the Afghan
Hound, Azawakh, Borzoi, Deerhound, Greyhound, Irish Wolfhound,
Ibizan Hound, Italian Greyhound, Pharaoh Hound, Saluki, Sloughi,
and Whippet. While we are all familiar with these breeds, they are
only a fraction of the breeds that make up the Sighthound family.
In Europe, there are the numerous regional greyhound varieties:
Magyar Agar (Hungarian Greyhound), Chart Polski (Polish
Greyhound), Galgo Espanol (Spanish Greyhound), Hortaya Borzaya
(Eastern Greyhound), and Hrti (Old Croatian Sighthound) - though
not all are recognised as FCI breeds, they are distinctive in type.
The group called Oriental Sighthounds contain such breeds as
the Bakhmull Tazi, Luchak Tazi, and Khalagh Tazi (resembling the
Afghan, Sloughi, and Saluki respectively), and the Taigan. The
Xigou is a Chinese breed, most similar to a saluki, but typically with
roman nose and a few other differences – though interestingly,
not all puppies in a litter are born with the roman profile!
The Indian breeds, such as Mudhol Hound, Caravan Hound, Kanni,
Chippiparai, Rampur Hound, Rajapalayam (Poligar hound), and
Mahratta Greyhound are mostly province-based, and there are
reports of dedicated groups becoming involved with the Indian
Kennel Club to promote and preserve the breeds and work
towards recognition and creating breed standards, while some
breeds are already recognised and shown.
The Oriental Sighthounds are presumed to be variants of a
landrace/product of the Silk Road trading routes. Currently, there
are DNA collections, and other projects being undertaken to
establish origins and relationships between these dogs.
Facebook has become a fabulous tool for the sharing of
information and resources on some of these rare breeds, and to
allow people from outside their regions to learn about them. There
are many groups that feature one breed, or a variety of similar
breeds to compare and discuss.
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Zone 2 Showcase
Zone 2 Dog World Column January 2016
The most recent item I viewed was about an exhibitor wearing a
jacket that had their breeding prefix on it. This is not in line with
the conditions of entry (Rule 148e).
Not much to report in Zone 2 for the month of January. I trust
that all members enjoyed their Christmas and New Year break
and are ready for another busy year.
There was much discussion that the steward or another official
should have detected this and dealt with it.
We will be in for another big year in the Zone 2 region with a heavy
schedule commencing from February / March.
What’s On in Zone 2 in January?
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Maryborough Kennel Club Championship Shows – 2nd and
3rd January
Drought Fundraiser Shows (Gladstone) – 23rd and 24th January
Please support the Drought Fundraiser shows in Gladstone in
January. As well as the traditional dog show, a virtual show is
being offered and the facility to lodge donations. Our farmers
around Queensland have really struggled for years to deal with
the effects of drought.
Show Workers Training
Following training in Bundaberg, Rockhampton and Mackay in
December 2015 we hopefully have some new accredited workers
for 2016.
Members who wish to access show workers training can contact
me to register for an upcoming session.
I would like to extend a huge thank you from Dogs Queensland and
all exhibitors to those who worked so hard in 2015 to make shows
possible and those who are putting their hand up for the future.
Maryborough Show - a bit of a fright…
We need to consider that at our shows the stewards and other
workers are generally extremely busy so will not be specifically
monitoring the finer points such as what logos may or may not
be on clothing.
I would stress to all members that the officials are volunteers who
are doing the best they can in the circumstances and they will not
always be able to detect every little thing that happens.
As a participant however, if we observe something that doesn’t
appear correct we should bring it to the attention of an official,
and in cases like this, it would be best to locate the Show Manager
and advise them so it can be dealt with as the steward is already
engaged with ensuring exhibits get into the ring.
If we have seen an issue and don’t say something about it, we
can’t justifiably complain about the situation as we have had the
opportunity to take responsibility to do something about it and
have elected not to.
So the moral of this type of situation is that where a possible issue
is identified, the Show Manager should be approached and the
matter discussed. There is no value and no benefit in creating a
social media storm after the fact.
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.
At the Maryborough Show on 31st October, members and their
dogs were invited to participate in a Halloween parade. This event
was lots of fun with several members doing a terrific job and really
getting into the spirit of it.
Unfortunately, the night-time photos didn’t turn out so well so
I don’t have any to show you, but it was a great bit of fun for
members and well done to the club for running with it.
Incidents at Shows
Not so much limited to Zone 2, but there are increasing anecdotes
appearing on Facebook and other social media maligning
exhibitors breaking rules at shows.
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Club Interest
We’d be hanging out with a bunch of people with all different
breeds, there were brown Tupperware containers full of cabanossi,
cheese cubes and those horrible little pickled onions. Everyone
brought a plate to share, everyone congratulated the winner
and if someone had a problem, it would always blow over by
the following weekend. Now however, in the age of keyboard
warriors and social media, things seem to not blow over. They
fester. Rumours are spread.
Here’s my pledge for 2016 and I invite you to join me. I’m going to
be the change I want to see in the Dog World.
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. Drop her an email any time from the Mexicatl website www.mexicatl.com
January
In the October 2015 issue of The Queensland Dog World I was
so disheartened by the Presidents message. Two thirds of the
message was taken up addressing rumours, Dogs Queensland
‘politics’ and people being horrid on Facebook. The final third I
was interested to note that progress is being made sorting out
the camping schemozzle at Durack and information on Puppy
and Dog of the Year.
I don’t know about you, but I’d much prefer to read about the
progress that’s being made, than our President having to address
pathetic gossip. For every serial complainer, gossip monger and
troublemaker in the dog world, it is my genuine belief that there
are fifty more of us that love showing dogs, are willing to embrace
changes for the better and who are grateful to the hard working
people that make this crazy world of ours spin.
I remember being at dog shows as a kid in the 90s, under those
gaudy red and yellow Pal umbrellas (where on earth did they
come from?).
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I’m going to support my competitors, even when they beat me.
Even if I secretly think I deserved the win instead (let’s face it, we all
think that). I’m going to actually get involved in my clubs and help
out. I will actively encourage new exhibitors and welcome them
to our sport. I will do my best to make my contribution to the Dog
World a positive one. For those of us who I so genuinely believe
are in the majority, who are currently sitting by and watching as
drama unfolds and threatens the sport we love, I ask you to do the
same. Choose sportsmanship. Choose encouragement. Choose
to contribute.
To kick it off, let’s talk about losing.
We’ve all seen firsthand another exhibitor lose it when the judging
doesn’t go their way. I will be the first to admit that there have
been a couple of occasions where I have gotten back to the gazebo
and muttered a few choice words about getting buried myself.
I have also seen the fallout when, in the heat of the moment,
someone has had a total brain-fart and had a go at the judge, or
very nearly gotten into fisticuffs with someone else ringside. Woah
mama. That’s a fast way to get everybody talking about you! It’s
moments like these that remind me that dog-showing is just like
any other sport, except in this sport, your favourite players also
happen to be the very creatures you share your heart and home
with.
Like any other sport though, if you behave atrociously when you
lose, eventually you will find yourself in a world of trouble. That
trouble might be from your state canine control body, but more
likely, the trouble will be when you’re standing ringside with knots
in your stomach, feeling increasingly defensive and ready to blow
your stack at any moment. Let’s be honest, we all know people
like that and there’s a high chance we’ve all felt like that at one
point or another.
I’ve had the privilege of growing up surrounded by some amazing
role models in the dog show world, so let me share some tips that
I learned from them over the years.
Club Interest
Look for the positives in your competitors’ dogs before getting
your knickers in a twist about their faults. Most of the judges I
know judge this way.
They first look at all the things about a dog that clearly reflect the
standard, then they review how severely any faults deviate from
that standard. If you can clearly see something that a judge really
likes in another dog, it can make it easier to smile and shake your
competitors hand when they beat you.
Smile. Even if you’re seething, fake a smile. It’s a sad reality that
in this day and age, judges and stewards expect bad attitudes
from many of the exhibitors. Just as they will remember you (and
probably look you up online after the show) if you have a temper
tanty, they will also remember the handler who is happy, warm
and professional in the ring. Being thoughtful of the steward
and respectful to the judge won’t help you win if your dog isn’t
deserving, but it certainly can’t hurt.
If there’s a drama ringside, abort! Don’t be that guy that rushes
in to a volatile situation and fans the flames. Don’t start throwing
shade at whoever you think is in the wrong so that you can have
a big old gossip about it later. The safest way to put out a fire is to
deprive it of oxygen, so stand back, let the person make a wally of
himself or herself and avoid making the situation worse. If you’re
genuinely concerned about the person, check in with them later
when they’ve cooled off.
In any competition, there is a winner and a lot of disappointed
not-winners. You can be Best in Show at the morning show and
get beaten in Class in the afternoon (I’ve had THAT happen!). At
the end of the day, the only person who can control how you feel
about having a loss is you. You can choose to be a ‘loser’ about it
and let it ruin your day, or you can choose to look for the positives,
smile and support your fellow exhibitor. That choice effects only
you, so for me personally, I choose to have a glass of wine, cuddle
my dogs and enjoy my day regardless.
Over the coming months, check your catalogue for Mexicatl or
Ashblanc Chihuahuas (North Queensland I will do my best to
come visit) and if I’m entered, come on down to group one and
say hi. Let’s acknowledge that the Dog World on a national level
has a culture problem and let us Queenslanders lead the way in
addressing it, one disgusting bright green cocktail onion at a time.
Until February my friends.
Xx Ash
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Member Insight
B A D G E R ’ S S TO RY
B Y L E A H P E R RY
N E U T C H W I L D H A R E S I M P LY S C H E R Z A N D O S C ( I M P U S A )
I moved to USA in 2009 leaving behind my two whippets with
Mum. I had decided that I wasn’t going to take them with me
and I would live without a dog for my time in Texas.
Well that lasted 6 weeks!
I got in contact with the Whippet network and put it out there that
I was after a young Whippet and in a matter of 10 days I was in
contact with Dwight and Paula Caffee from Oklahoma (Wildhare
Whippets). They had a young male looking for an understanding
home. Badger and I became a team on Thanksgiving weekend. It
was a tough road in the beginning to say the least but we made
it out the other side.
I competed in agility in Australia so it seemed only natural that
we pursue that avenue.
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Badger figured out the agility game quite quickly (much to
my surprise!) and we were working on our CGC title as well. I
established friendships with so many Whippet people in Austin
- they suggested Badger try lure coursing and the rest they say
is history!
It took Badger a little while to figure out that it was ok to leave my
side (we all know how special he is) but when he did it was magical
to watch - he was flying.
We spent most weekends in the car driving for hours and hours to
attend various lure coursing meets all through Texas, Oklahoma,
Louisiana, Colorado just to name a few. Thank goodness for the
relaxed laws regarding dogs staying in motels - it made traveling
so much easier.
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At his peak he made it to number 17 lure coursing whippet in USA
which was no mean feat given the lack of trials available within a
reasonable driving distance from Austin. At his fastest - a friend
used a speed gun and clocked him at 38mph!
I withdrew him from the rest of the coursing season when I knew
I was returning to Australia as I couldn’t risk an injury.
We both arrived in Australia and within 10 days I had to return to
Townsville where my substantive teaching position was based.
Naturally Badger and Ceilidh (Kaylee) came with me. They both
got very used to our Sunday morning walks on the beach.
When Lure Coursing became a recognised sport in January of this
year, Badger was given dispensation to start in the Open Stakes at
Lure Coursing as he was the only Sighthound in Australia at that
stage that held an official Lure Coursing title and who could qualify
other sighthounds to compete in the Open Stakes.
In the beginning when Lure Coursing became official, he
would sometimes do up to five runs in a morning, equating to
approximately between 2 to 3 kms.
He is now well on his way to gaining his Australian Lure Coursing
Title and the winner of the 2015 Queensland Sighthound
Association Crister Perpetual Trophy for highest scoring
Sighthound in the Open Stakes class. He is loved by everyone
and is a very special whippet who has contributed immensely to
the sport of lure coursing here in Australia.
Leah and Badger at a racing practice day in the US
Upon returning to Brisbane - not quite sure how it all came
about but I was asked to be on the working party to establish a
Sighthound Club to promote our dual purpose hounds. Naturally
this was something I was very excited to be a part of and the rest
is history. Here we all are today celebrating the end of our first
year of competition.
Thank you to everyone who has supported the club to get where
we are today.
Photo credits: Supplied by Leah Perry
January 2016 - 37
Show Schedules
December amendments and notes
There are no amendments or notes for December.
Show day: Saturday, 5th March 2016
CALLIDE VALLEY
CANINE CLUB INC
Show venue: Rockhampton Recreation Grounds,
Miles St North Rockhampton
Entries close: Friday, 12th February 2016
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.
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a)
Handlers 7 to Under 10, 10 to Under 13, 13 to Under 18
Classes : (Judges to be announced)
Callide Valley Canine Club,
Entries to: P.O. Box 5655 BUNDABERG WEST QLD 4670,
online entries through Show Manager
Contact: Sue Cook Ph: 0417 628 400
Enquiries:
Show day contact: Ph: 0417 628 400
JUDGING ORDER:
Baby Puppy Sweepstakes,
Ring 1: Mr G. Cruse (NSW)
Groups 2, 6, 7 and 1
Puppy Sweepstakes,
RIng 2: Mrs M. Schelbach
Groups 4, 5 and 3
General
Mr G. Cruse (NSW)
Specials:
Sweepstakes: Baby Puppy and Puppy
$11 per entry, $3 catalogue, $25 camping for
Entry fees:
weekend (camping fee to paid with entries)
THIS IS A CASH AND SASH SHOW
Judging time: 3:00pm with Junior Handlers
Show day: Sunday, 6th March 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Entries and
As above
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs M. Schelbach
Puppy Sweepstakes,
RIng 2: Mr G. Cruse (NSW)
Groups 3, 5 and 4
General
Mrs M. Schelbach
Specials:
$11 per entry, $3 catalogue, $25 camping for
Entry fees:
weekend (camping fee to paid with entries)
ED BY:
PR O UDLY S P O N S O R
Both Shows: The Club reserves the right to appoint/alter/add judges and
rings if numbers required. Canteen operating by CQ Toy Dog Club all
weekend. Powered campsites allocated on first in, first serve basis. All
Competitors camping to pay $25 for weekend. No entry to grounds prior
to midday Friday 4th March 2016.
Judging time: 8:30am with Sweepstakes
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Show Schedules
ATHERTON TABLELAND KENNEL CLUB
Show venue: Mareeba Turf Club, 1 Fenwick Street, MAREEBA QLD
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW NO. 1
Show day:
Saturday,
2015
Entries
close:
Friday, 17th
12thJanuary
February
2016
Atherton Tablelands Kennel Club, P.O. Box 555, ATHERTON QLD 4883,
Entries to:
online entries through Show Manager or [email protected]
Enquiries: Contact: Kim Johansen Ph: 0419 229 553 Show day contact: Ph: 0419 229 553
Ring 1:
Ring 3:
Sweepstakes:
Entry fees:
JUDGING ORDER:
Baby
Puppy
Sweepstakes,
Ring 2: Mrs C. Butler (NSW)
Mrs S. Smith (NSW)
Groups 7, 1 and 4
Puppy and Veteran Sweepstakes,
General
Mr L. Butler (NSW)
Specials: Mrs S. Smith (NSW)
Groups 5 and 6
Baby Puppy, Puppy and Veteran
$13 for first two, $11 there after, Sweepstakes $5, catalogues $3
Groups 2 and 3
BETTY SOUTHALL MEMORIAL SHOW
Show day:
Saturday,
2015
Entries
close:
Friday, 17th
12thJanuary
February
2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW NO. 2
Handlers Classes: All ages, after Show NO.2
Entries and
As above
Enquiries:
Ring 1:
Ring 2:
Sweepstakes:
Entry fees:
JUDGING ORDER:
Baby
Puppy
Sweepstakes,
Mr L. Butler (NSW)
Ring 3: Mrs C. Butler (NSW)
Groups 1, 4 and 7
General
Mrs S. Smith
Groups 2 and 3
Specials: Mr L. Butler (NSW)
Puppy and Veteran Sweepstakes,
Groups 5 and 6
Judging time: Half an hour after completion of Show 1
Show day:
Saturday,
2015
Entries
close:
Friday, 17th
12thJanuary
February
2016
Entries and
As above
Enquiries:
Ring 1:
Ring 2:
Sweepstakes:
Entry fees:
JUDGING ORDER:
Baby
Puppy
Sweepstakes,
and Veteran Sweepstakes,
Mrs C. Butler (NSW) Groups 1, 7 and 4
Ring 3: Mrs S. Smith (NSW) Puppy
Groups 5 and 6
General
Groups 2 and 3
Mr L. Butler (NSW)
Specials: Mrs C. Butler (NSW)
Breakfast available from 7:00am on Sunday
All Shows: Use of electricity, plug in power $10 per plug per day
January 2016 - 39
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OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG
CLUB OF QLD
Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds,
247 King Avenue DURACK, QLD 4077
Entries close: Saturday, 20th February 2016
OPEN SHOW NO.1
2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a)
Classes: 1(1a)
10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a)
Show manager,
Entries to: 1 Tinworth St, WILLOWBANK QLD 4306
Contact: Debbie Duckworth Ph: (07) 5464 3486
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 14: Mr J. Attridge OES
General
Specials: Mr J. Attridge
PROSTON P.A. & H.
SOCIETY
Show venue: Proston, BOONDOOMBA RD QLD
Entries close: Monday, 1st February 2016
Classes:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 18(18a)
S. West, 274 Seiler Rd, BALLOGIE 4610
Entries to: Mrs
Contact: Sarah West Ph: (07) 4164 1154
Enquiries: Mob: 0478 663 120
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs M. Webber (NSW) Groups 1, 3 and 6
Ring 2: Mr N. Wood
General
Specials: Mrs M. Webber
Entry fees: $10 per entry, catalogues $3
Camping: $5 camping
Judging time: 9:30am
Entry fees: $8 per entry, $3 catalogue (covers both shows)
Neuter Class is a Breed Class
Judging time: 3:00pm
OPEN SHOW NO.2
2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a)
Classes: 1(1a)
10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a)
Entries and As above
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 14: Mr L. Wright
OES
General
Specials: Mr L. Wright
Entry fees: $8 per entry, $3 catalogue (covers both shows)
Neuter Class is a Breed Class
ED BY:
DACHSHUND CLUB OF
QUEENSLAND INC
Entries close: Monday, 25th February 2016
OPEN SHOW
Classes:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 18(18a)
Entries to: Joan Cross, 79 Danyenah St, LOGANHOLME QLD 4129
Enquiries:
Contact: Joan Cross Ph: (07) 3209 7321
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 3: Mrs S. Jewell
All Dachshunds
SH, MSH, WH, MWH, LH, MLH
General
Specials: Mrs S. Jewell
ED BY:
Judging time: Not before 5:00pm
40 - January 2016
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BELGIAN SHEPHERD
DOG CLUB QLD INC
THE BULL TERRIER
CLUB QLD INC
OPEN SHOW NO. 1
OPEN SHOW
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 12(12a) Brace 18(18a)
P.O. Box 69 ROSEWOOD 4340,
Entries to: BSDCQ
Contact: Kathryn Winton Ph: 0409 619 327
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Groenendael, Laekenois,
Ring 13: Mr J. Mitchell
Malinois and Tervueren
General Mr J. Mitchell
Specials:
Property Best Foot, Coat, Gait and Head
Classes:
$5 Breed entries, $2 Property Classes, $3 catalogue
Entry fees:
(catalogue covers both shows)
Classes:
ED BY:
Beau Pets
OPTIONAL TROPHY DONATION $ 25. 00
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 18(18a)
Club Secretary,
Entries to: P.O. Box 35, BROWNS PLAINS BC 4118,
Contact: Annmaree Litfin Ph: 0403 251 655
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Veteran Sweepstakes,
Ring 1: Mr R. Fry
Bull Terriers, Bull Terrier Miniatures
and Property Classes
General Mr R. Fry
Specials:
Sweepstakes: Veteran Sweepstakes, 7 years and over
Property Best Head, Best Coloured, Best Movement
Classes: and Best White
All Classes $8, Veteran Sweepstakes and Property
Entry fees:
Classes $5, catalogues $3 (covers both shows)
Classes:
Judging time: 10:00am with Veteran Sweepstakes
OPEN SHOW
Judging time: 9:00am with Groenendael
Classes:
OPEN SHOW NO. 2
Classes:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Groenendael, Laekenois,
Ring 13: Ms A. Carius
Malinois and Tervueren
General Ms A. Carius
Specials:
$5 Breed entries, $3 catalogue (catalogue covers
Entry fees:
both shows)
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 18(18a)
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mr L. Wright
Bull Terriers, Bull Terrier Miniatures
and Property Classes
General Mr L. Wright
Specials:
Sweepstakes: Veteran Sweepstakes, 7 years and over
Property Best Head, Best Coloured, Best Movement
Classes: and Best White
All Classes $8, Veteran Sweepstakes and Property
Entry fees:
Classes $5, catalogues $3 (covers both shows)
ED BY:
Beletta Kennels
OPTIONAL TROPHY DONATION $ 25. 00
Judging time: Upon completion of Open Show
NO. 1 but not before 10:00am
Both shows: Veteran Sweepstakes and all
Property Classes are both Sex and Breed
Variety combined
Judging time: 1:00pm with Veteran Sweepstakes
January 2016 - 41
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THE POODLE CLUB OF
QUEENSLAND INC
QUEENSLAND
GUNDOG ASSOCATION
OPEN SHOW NO. 1
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Classes:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)
Classes: 1(1a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 11(11a) 12(12a)18(18a)
Entries to:
Mr Peter Gross, 5 Sharven ave, CLEVELAND QLD 4163,
Entries to:
Mr A. Adams, 4 Skua St, INALA QLD 4077,
Enquiries:
Contact: Mr Peter Gross Ph: (07) 3286 3023
Enquiries:
Contact: A. Adams Ph: 0421 125 598
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 6: Mr D. Mc Allister
Poodles All Varieties, Standard
Miniature Toy
General
Mr D. Mc Allister
Specials:
Property Best Head, Best Gait, Best Feet, Best Eyes, Best Coat
Classes: and Progney
Members $6, $3 Baby Puppies,
Non-members $7, $3.50 Baby Puppies,
Entry fees:
Property Classes $2, Veteran $4,
catalogues $3 (covers both shows)
Judging time: 9:00am with Standard Poodles
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 16: Mr N. Curwen (NSW)
General
Mr N. Curwen (NSW)
Specials:
Entry fees: $15, $3 catalogues (covers both shows)
BEST IN SHOW 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th
BEST PUPPY IN SHOW
BEST BABY PUPPY IN SHOW 1st, 2nd and 3rd
Judging time: 9:00am with Baby Puppy Dog
OPEN SHOW
OPEN SHOW NO. 2
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 9(9a) 10(10a)
Classes:
11(11a) 12(12a) 18(18a)
Entries and
Enquiries:
Classes:
Entries and
Enquiries:
As above
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a)
11(11a) 18(18a)
As above
JUDGING ORDER:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 6: Mrs N. Attridge
Poodles All Varieties, Standard
Miniature Toy
General
Mrs N. Attridge
Specials:
Property Best Head, Best Gait, Best Feet, Best Eyes, Best Coat
Classes: and Progney
Members $6, $3 Baby Puppies,
Non-members $7, $3.50 Baby Puppies,
Entry fees:
Property Classes $2, Veteran $4, catalogues $3
(covers both shows)
Judging time: 1:00pm with Standard Poodles
42 - January 2016
Gundogs A - Z
Ring 15: Mrs V. Knopke
Gundogs H - Z, A - G
General
Mrs V. Knopke
Specials:
Entry fees: Free
ED BY:
Judging time: 9:00am with Baby Puppy Dog
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THE TOY DOG CLUB
OF QUEENSLAND
THE TOY DOG CLUB
OF QUEENSLAND
OPEN SHOW
CHAMPIONSHIP
Classes: 1(1a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 11(11a)
Secretary, 106 Strathpine Rd,
Entries to: BALD HILLS 4036
Enquiries:
Contact: Sue Morris Ph: (07) 3312 7081
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 9: Mrs L. Roebig
All Toys
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a)
Secretary, 106 Strathpine Rd, BALD HILLS 4036,
Entries to:
Contact: Sue Morris Ph: (07) 3312 7081
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 8: Mrs F. Prideaux (ACT) All Toys
General
Specials: Mrs F. Prideaux (ACT)
Entry fees:
$12 Championship Show only, catalogue $3,
(all 3 shows combined)
CONSOLATION TO BEST IN SHOW
General
Specials: Mrs L. Roebig
Judging time: 9:00am A - Z
each Open Show, catalogue $3,
Entry fees: $2
(all 3 Shows combined)
Judging time: 9:00am with L - Z then A - K
GREAT DANE SOCIETY
OF QLD INC
OPEN SHOW
OPEN SHOW
Classes: 1(1a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 11(11a)
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 10: Mrs E. Nan Kivell
All Toys
General
Specials: Mrs E. Nan Kivell
each Open Show, catalogue $3,
Entry fees: $2
(all 3 Shows combined)
Judging time: 10:00am with A - Z
Show Secretary, 5 Logan Parade,
Entries to: LOGAN RESERVE QLD 4133,
Enquiries:
Contact: Sue Bruce Ph: 0432 954 638
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 5: Miss B. Lancey
Great Danes
General
Specials: Miss B. Lancey
Property Fawn, Brindle, Black, Blue, Harlequin Mantle, Head
Classes: and Movement
Entry fees: $10 Classes, $6 Properties, catalogues $3
Judging time: 9:00am with Veteran Parade
January 2016 - 43
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MACKAY KENNEL
CLUB INC
BURNETT
KENNEL CLUB
Show venue: Mackay Kennel Club Grounds, Muller Park,
Boundary Road, MACKAY QLD
Show venue: Wondai Showground Baynes St, WONDAI QLD
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
OPEN SHOW
Classes:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a)
10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a)
Classes: (Judges to be announced, judged at lunch break)
Entries to:
Show Manager, P.O. Box 344 NERANG QLD 4211
Enquiries:
Contact: Nev Jackson Ph: (07) 4957 6084
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs J. Fynmore (NSW)
Groups 1, 2 and 3
RIng 2: Ms L. Rowles (NSW)
General
Specials: Mrs J. Fynmore (NSW)
Entry fees: $10 per Class and $2 levy, catalogues $3 per Show
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Classes:
Entries and
Enquiries:
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a)
10(10a) 11(11a) 18(18a)
As above
Entries to:
Enquiries:
Ring 1:
RIng 2:
Ring 3:
Followed by
Followed by
Joy Lanham, P.O. Box 356 ORMEAU, 4208
Contact: As above Ph: 0409 720 882
JUDGING ORDER:
Mrs P. Brown
Groups 4 and 6
Mrs B. Dickson
Groups 1 and 7
Miss K. Maguire
Group 2
Ms L. Horne
Group 3
Mr J. Mitchell
Group 5
General
Specials: Mrs P. Brown
Entry fees: $3 which covers catalogue
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10)
11(11a) 18(18a)
Classes: (Judges to be announced)
Entries and
As above
Classes:
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Ms L. Rowles (NSW)
Groups 3, 2 and 1
Ring 2: Mrs J. Fynmore (NSW)
General
Specials: Mrs J. Fynmore (NSW)
Entry fees: $10 per Class and $2 levy, catalogues $3 per Show
Both shows: Camping $10 per night payable with entries. No
setting up of camp-site prior to 5:00pm. Friday 11-03-2016
44 - January 2016
Classes: 1(1a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 11(11a)
JUDGING ORDER:
Mrs N. HammondRing 1:
Robertson (NSW)
Groups 1, 2 and 3
Puppy and Non-Champion
RIng 2: Mr K. Hammond (NSW) Sweepstakes, Groups 4, 5,
6 and 7
General Mrs N. Hammond-Robertson
Specials:
Sweepstakes: Baby Puppy, Puppy and Non-Champion
$11, Baby Puppy $7, catalogue $3, camping $15,
Entry fees:
paid with entries
BACK TO BACK SHOW WITH MURGON
Show Schedules
Show day: Friday, 18th March 2016
MURGON SHOW
SOCIETY
WARWICK SHOW
RODEO SOCIETY
Show venue: 40 Macalister St. Murgon
Show venue: Warwick Showgrounds,
18 Kingsford Street, WARWICK
CHAMPIONSHIP
CHAMPIONSHIP
Murgon Show Society,
Entries to: P.O. Box 5655 BUNDABERG WEST 4670
Contact: Margaret Burgess Ph: (07) 4156 3385
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Mr K. Hammond A.F.S.M.
Ring 1:
(NSW)
Mrs N. Hammond Ring 2:
Robertson (NSW)
Groups 1, 2 and 3
Puppy Sweepstakes,
General
Specials: Mr K. Hammond A.F.S.M.
Entry fees: $10, Sweepstakes $5, catalogue $3
Joy Lanham, P.O. Box 356 ORMEAU 4208 QLD
Contact: Pamela Brown Ph: 0417 600 885
Enquiries:
Entries to:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs P. Johansen Groups 1, 4 and 7
Ring 2: Mrs I. Dawes
Groups 2 and 3
Ring 3: Mr C. Woodrow Groups 5 and 6
General
Specials: Mrs P. Johansen
Entry fees:
BACK TO BACK SHOW WITH BURNETT
$10 all Classes except Baby Puppy $5, catalogues $3.
Gate passes not required, gate will have list.
OAKEY AP & R SOCIETY
GOOMERI AND DISTRICT
SHOW SOCIETY INC
Show venue: Oakey Showgrounds,
Showgrounds Road, OAKEY QLD
Show venue: Goomeri Showgrounds, Cnr Burnett Hwy and
Laird St, GOOMERI
CHAMPIONSHIP
Classes: 1(1a) 2(2a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 10(10a) 11(11a)
Entries to:
S. Tassan, 4 Louttit Crt, GOWRIE MTN 4350,
Enquiries:
Contact: Silvana Ph: 0407 033 560
JUDGING ORDER:
Veteran, Baby Puppy, Puppy
Ring 1: Ms K. McGhie
Sweepstakes, Groups 6 and 7
Ring 2: Mrs V. Schneider Groups 2, 4 and 5
Ring 3: Mrs P. Brown
Groups 1 and 3
General
Specials: Ms K. McGhie
Sweepstakes: Veteran, Baby Puppy and Puppy
Entry fees:
$10, catalogues $3 to be paid for with entry,
$8 Sweepstake S.S.A.E for pass/proof of entry
Judging time: 9:00am with Sweeptakes
CHAMPIONSHIP
Secretary, Goomeri and District Show Society Inc
Entries to: P.O. Box 64, GOOMERI QLD 4601
Contact: Bill Needer Ph: (07) 4163 5196
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mr K. Chapman Groups 1, 2, 6 and 7
Ring 2: Mr A. Weil
Groups 4, 5 and 3
General
Specials: Mr K. Chapman
Entry fees:
$10 per entry, catalogue $3.50, please send S.A.E for
passes, no late entries please
Entry via main gate only
January 2016 - 45
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BEAUDESERT KENNEL CLUB INC
Show venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Avenue DURACK, QLD 4077
2 CHAMP SHOWS / 1 OPEN SHOW
Show day:
Saturday,
2015
Entries
close:
Friday, 17th
19thJanuary
February
2016
OPEN SHOW
Classes: 1(1a) 3(3a) 4(4a) 5(5a) 11(11a)
Entries to: Show Secretary, c/- Joy Lanham P.O. Box 356, ORMEAU QLD, 4208, online entries through Show Manager
Enquiries: Contact: Mandy Schelbach Ph: 0403 071 485 Show day contact: Ph: 0407 115 674
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 9:
-
Group 1
Ring 14: Mr J. Attridge
Group 5
Ring 7: Mr M. Yates
Group 2
Ring 15: Mr G. Heyden
Group 6
Ring 12: Miss B. Lancey
Ring 5: Mr D. Kill
General
Ring 2: Mrs N. Attridge
Group 4
Specials: Mr M. Yates
Entry fees: $3, catalogues $3, covers both shows (to be paid for with entries)
Group 3
Group 7
Show day: Saturday,19th March 2016
Show day:
Saturday,
2015
Entries
close:
Friday, 17th
19thJanuary
February
2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Handlers Classes: 7 to Under 10, 10 to Under 13, 13 to Under 18 (Judges to be announced)
Entries and
As above
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 10: Mrs J. Egan (SA)
Ring 6: Ms P. Grutzner (VIC)
Ring 3: Mrs Valerie Tapp (SA)
Group 1
Group 2, followed by Group 7
Ring 16: Mrs S. Mallia (WA)
Group 4
General
Specials: Mrs S. Mallia (WA)
Ring 11: Mrs E. Smith (VIC)
Group 3
If entry numbers require, we reserve the right to appoint additional Judges
Show day:
Saturday,
2015
Entries
close:
Friday, 17th
19thJanuary
February
2016
Entries and
As above
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 10: Mrs V. Tapp
Ring 6: Mrs S. Mallia (WA)
Ring 3: Mrs E. Smith (VIC)
Group 1
Ring 16: Mrs J. Egan (SA)
Group 4
General
Specials: Mrs J. Egan (SA)
If entry numbers require, we reserve the right to appoint additional Judges
Ring 11: Ms. P Grutzner (VIC)
Group 3
46 - January 2016
Ring 3: Mrs Valerie Tapp (SA)
Group
4
Show Schedules
Show day: Friday, 25th March 2016
BOWEN KENNEL CLUB - Easter Shows
Show venue: Proserpine Showgrounds, Jupp St, PROSERPINE QLD
Show day:
Saturday,
Entries
close:
Friday,17th
11thJanuary
March 2015
2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Entries to: 3 George Street, BOWEN QLD 4805, online entries through Easy Dog Entries www.easydogentries.com
Enquiries: Contact: Lauren Gordon Ph: 0400 938 524 Show day contact: Ph: 0400 938 524
JUDGING ORDER:
Groups 6 and 7
Ring 3: Rev C. Seymour (NSW) Baby Puppy Sweepstakes,
Ring 1: Mr M. Arthur (NSW)
Groups 1 and 2
Veteran
Sweepstakes,
General
Ring 2: Mrs V. Schneider
Specials: Mr M. Arthur (NSW)
Groups 3, 4 and 5
Sweepstakes: Baby Puppy and Veteran Sweepstakes
Entry fees: $11, Sweepstakes $7, catalogues $4 (covers all three shows), camping $15 per night - mains power available
Judging time: 2:00pm with Sweepstakes
Show day:
Saturday,
Entries
close:
Friday,17th
11thJanuary
March 2015
2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Entries and
As above
Enquiries:
Ring 1:
Ring 2:
Sweepstakes:
Entry fees:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 3: Rev C. Seymour (NSW) Veteran Sweepstakes,
Mr M. Arthur (NSW)
Groups 1 and 2
Groups 3, 4 and 5
General
Groups 6 and 7
Mrs V. Schneider
Specials: Mrs V. Schneider
Baby Puppy and Veteran Sweepstakes
$11, Sweepstakes $7, catalogues $4 (covers all three shows), camping $15 per night - mains power available
Show day:
Saturday,
Entries
close:
Friday,17th
11thJanuary
March 2015
2016
Entries and
As above
Enquiries:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 3: Rev C. Seymour (NSW) Groups 6 and 7
Groups 3, 4 and 5
General
Ring 2: Mrs V. Schneider
Specials: Rev C. Seymour (NSW)
Groups 1 and 2
Sweepstakes: Baby Puppy and Veteran Sweepstakes
Entry fees: $11, Sweepstakes $7, catalogues $4 (covers all three shows), camping $15 per night - mains power available
Ring 1: Mr M. Arthur (NSW)
January 2016 - 47
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Show day: Good Friday, 25th March 2016
BUNDABERG CANINE CLUB INC
E AST ER E G G STR AVAGANZA!
6 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS
Show venue: Bundaberg Recreational Precinct, University Drive, BUNDABERG
Show day:
Saturday,
2015
Entries
close:
Friday,17th
4thJanuary
March 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Entries to: Bundaberg Canine Club, P.O. Box 356 ORMEAU 4208, online entries through Show Manager
Enquiries: Contact: Marg Norton Ph: (07) 4157 8338 Mob: 0437 578 338 Show day contact: Ph: 0437 578 338
Ring 1:
Ring 2:
Ring 3:
Ring 4:
Entry fees:
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 5: Mr F. Van de Spuy (R.S.A)
Mrs O. Gagney (CANADA)
Group 1
Group 5
Ring 6: Mr F. Salud (PHILIPPINES) Group 6
Mrs A. Knoll (BRAZIL)
Group 2
Ring 7: Mrs J. Keenan (VIC)
Mr P. Machen (CANADA)
Group 3
Group 7
General Specials: Mr T. Oo Hock (MALAYSIA)
Mr T. Oo Hock (MALAYSIA)
Group 4
$13 per entry, Baby Puppy $8, catalogues $3 per show, camping (powered) $20 per night (unpowered $14 per night)
Judging time: 10:00am with All Groups
Show
Showday:
day:Saturday,
Saturday,26th
26thMarch
March2016
2016
Show day:
Saturday,
2015
Entries
close:
Friday,17th
4th January
March 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Entries and Enquiries: As above
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 5: Mrs A. Knoll (BRAZIL)
Ring 1: Mr P. Machen (CANADA)
Group 1
Group 5
Ring 6: Mr T. Oo Hock (MALAYSIA) Group 6
Group 2
Ring 3: Mrs O. Gagney (CANADA)
Group 3
General Specials: Mrs O. Gagney (CANADA)
Group 4
Entry fees: $13 per entry, Baby Puppy $8, catalogues $3 per show, camping (powered) $20 per night (unpowered $14 per night)
Show day:
Saturday,
2015
Entries
close:
Friday,17th
4th January
March 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mr F. Salud (PHILIPPINES)
Group 1
Group 5
Ring 2: Mr T. Oo Hock (MALAYSIA)
Group 2
Group 6
Group 3
General Specials: Mrs A. Knoll (BRAZIL)
Group 4
R M ATIO N :
AD D I T IO N A L I N F O
Due to Specialty Shows in NSW there will be NO CHALLENGES for Beagles and Rottweilers at our shows on 25th, 26th and 27th March.
CHALLENGES WILL BE AWARDED on 28th March
GOOD FRIDAY - Qld Staffy Club will hold Lure Racing again after the show
Those who competed at our November shows know the FUN!!! Come and join in! In the lunch break we will also hold Ladies and Gents Handlers, judges to be
announced on the day. Entry fee is by gold coin donation and the winner takes the pot. Remember Easter 2015, what FUN!!!
SATURDAY AM - Thank you to Saxonee Boxers who will donate a Special Trophy to the Best of Breed and Baby of Breed Boxer at this show
Breed Specialist Mr T. Oo Hock will be judging Boxers on this day
MONDAY - Junior Handlers will be judged in the lunch break, judges to be announced on the day
Patrik Berger is the Club’s Official Photographer for all of our Easter Shows
Judging time: Not before 3:00pm with All Groups
48 - January 2016
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Show day: Easter Sunday, 27th March 2016
6 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS
Show venue: Bundaberg Recreational Precinct, University Drive, BUNDABERG
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Show day:
Saturday,
2015
Entries
close:
Friday,17th
4thJanuary
March 2016
Handlers Classes: Tiny Tots Handlers at 8:00am before the show
Entries to: Bundaberg Canine Club, P.O. Box 356 ORMEAU 4208, online entries through Show Manager
Enquiries: Contact: Marg Norton Ph: (07) 4157 8338 Mob: 0437 578 338 Show day contact: Ph: 0437 578 338
JUDGING ORDER:
Group 1
Group 5
Group 2
Group 6
Ring 7: Mrs O. Gagney (CANADA) Group 7
Group 3
General Specials: Mr F. Salud (PHILIPPINES)
Group 4
Judging time: Tiny Tots
Judging
Handlers
time:
at 8:00am,
10:00amConformation
with All Groups
8:30am with All Groups
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Show day:
Saturday,
2015
Entries
close:
Friday,17th
4th January
March 2016
Handlers Classes: Junior Handlers in the Lunch Break (Judges to be advised)
JUDGING ORDER:
Ring 1: Mrs C. Gunn
Group 1
Ring 6: Mrs O. Gagney (CANADA) Group 6
Group 2
Group 3
Group 7
General Specials: Mr P. Machen (CANADA)
Group 4
Judging time: Not before 3:00pm with All Groups
Show day: Monday, 28th March 2016
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Show day:
Saturday,
2015
Entries
close:
Friday,17th
4th January
March 2016
Handlers Classes: Junior Handlers in the Lunch Break (Judges to be advised)
JUDGING ORDER:
Group 1
Group 2
Group 6
Ring 3: Mrs C. Gunn
Group 3
General Specials: Mr F. Salud (PHILIPPINES)
Group 4
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R ES UMES
Olga Gagne
Godofredo Salud
Peter Machen
I am a retired public school teacher. My husband and I live in the
country side close to Niagara Falls, Ontario. In 1974, I acquired my first
Giant Schnauzer. It has been a love affair with dogs ever since. In the
beginning, I delved into obedience training, conformation showing,
tracking, schutzhund and everything else the dog world had to offer.
A few years later, breeding came into the scene. Under the Bluechip
prefix, I have bred numerous Canadian and American Champions.
Many of my Giant Schnauzers have had major specialty wins, Best in
Shows wins. Best Puppy in Show wins, and top rankings in the breed in
Canada. In 1988, my Giant was #1 Working Dog in Canada. He was also
#5 Working the Dog the previous year and was the top Giant Schnauzer
in Canada for 5 consecutive years. This dog was an influential stud
dog in both Canada and the US and he paved the way for making the
breed a serious competitor in the group. In 1995, my daughter and I,
purchased a Papillon. This led to showing, and trialing in obedience
and in agility. It was a whole new world from a toy dog perspective. We
now have a conscientious successful breeding program going on with
Papillons also!
Dogs have been a constant in Fred’s life. While the American Cocker
Spaniel was his first breed, it was the Doberman that really started his
commitment to the world of showing and breeding purebred dogs.
His first dobe, which was acquired in 1990 became the top winning
and a top-producing bitch during her time and was behind all the
Dobermans that carry the Aegis prefix. Many of her progeny became
multi- Best In Show and Best in Specialty Show Winners, in the process
earning for themselves the Philippine Champion, Grand Champion
and Hall of Fame titles.
First Afghan Hound in 1973. First Litter produced AKC and GKC
CH group winners and BIS, SBIS winner. Our dogs now featured
prominently in the pedigrees of some of the top Afghan Kennels in
UK, Canada, USA and Scandinavia. We bred a SIRE OF SIGNIFICANCE
which produced top winners and producers in USA and CANADA.
Several of our Afghans became multi BIS and SBIS winners. BREEDER
OWNER HANDLED.
As well as being actively involved in showing and breeding, I am an
involved member, holding various executive positions, in many clubs.
Currently, I am President of Giant Schnauzer Canada and Director of
Papillon Canada. I’m also a long standing member of both breed clubs
in the United States. I also work in the administrative end of planning
dog events for a few all breed clubs in my area. I am approved as
an all breed judge by the Canadian Kennel Club. As well, as judging
throughout Canada, I have judged in the US, Colombia, Ecuador, Korea
and China. I have been honoured to judge the National Specialties
of both the Giant Schnauzer and the Papillon in Canada. I have
also judged the American Giant Schnauzer National Specialty, and
numerous American Regional Specialties for the Papillon.
He has also shown and bred a number of Champion Whippets
including the very first local born to attain the Philippine Hall of
Fame title for this breed. He was a past president of the Philippine
Doberman Federation, was the founding president of the Cavite
Canine Club Inc, and has been a member of the Board of Directors
of the Philippine Canine Club, Inc. (PCCI) since 2008. Since 2009,
he has held various positions for the PCCI including Vice President,
Treasurer and Corporate Secretary, Currently, he Is the Chairman of
the Registration Committee and Corporate Planning Committee.
He Judged his first breed in 2000 and was first allowed to judge
All-Breeds in 2010. He has judged in various parts of the Philippines,
as well as in Indonesia, Thailand, Japan, Australia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka,
India and South Africa.
Ana Beatrix Knoll
We also had Chinese Cresteds for 15 years, starting with an ENG/AM/
CDN Champion of superb type. We are no longer involved in the breed.
We also owned and showed Bouviers, Bearded Collies and Smooth Fox
terriers. l started judging in 1991 and became ALL BREED JUDGE in
2003 I have been honoured to have judged ALL BREED and SPECIALTY
SHOWS in Canada, USA, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand,
Colombia, Hong Kong, Mexico, Japan and China.
We have been invited speakers at TWO Afghan Hound World
Congresses and been interviewed by 5 International Afghan Hound
magazines and Three Canadian All Breed Magazines. We also present
a judges study group SEMINAR on the AFGHAN HOUND. We produced
several NUMBER 1 ’ BREEDER OWNER HANDLED’ Afghans in Canada
(Top MALE and FEMALE) and have had several dogs in USA Top twenty.
We bred the SIRE of the Afghan Hound Club of America Futurity
winner, and same dog sired AHCA BOS National winner. He was top
AFGHAN in Canada twice. I enjoy judging and consider it a serious
responsibility to evaluate breeding stock which is the future of our sport.
I’ve started my dog’s interest in 1980, when I owned an English
Cocker. My first show as visitor was in August 1980 and in
October the same year I was showing the first dog in the ring.
An Afghanhound, my first show dog. My husband Mario Knoll
began his Lhasa breeding about the same year, and that time
he was very involved with dobermanns too. For many years we
have worked both breeds, Lhasas and Afghans, and we had made
several champions in Brazil and abroad. Our Kennel called Excalibur
Quest worked with Pugs from 1996 till 2003, and from this year till
now we’ve been very involved with Pomeranians, as breeder and
exhibitors.
We will continue to breed and show our own Afghan hounds.
We were founding members of the following dubs.
Wentworth County Kennel dub, Erie Shores Kennel Club, Ontario Afghan
Hound Association, and Southern Counties Hound Breech Association.
Current Member of Southern Counties Hound Breeds Assoc. Southern
Ontario Sight hound Association JJFE Member of CKC, Canadian Dog
Judges Assoc. And in USA, Member of Pasco Florida Kennel club,
Hernando County Kennel dub and the Florida Judges Study Group.
Actually, we are not showing our dogs very often but we still have
Mr. TAN Oo Hock is a prominent business man in Malaysia. With his family,
had very involved in Pomeranian breeding. And also always following
he has spent almost his entire life in the world of pedigree dogs. Since
my passion for Afghanhounds. Our Lhasas has been number 01 in the
1977, he has been involved in the breeding and exhibition of Boxers,
breed since 2006 and always between 5 best in the other years until
Standard Smooth Dachshund, Doberman, German Shepherd Dogs,
Miniature Pincers, Poodles, (Miniature and Toy varieties) Pugs, Rottweilers 2012 when we decided to pause our lhasa breeding. We were too the
co-owner Top Pomeranian in South America. N.01 in the breed and
and has specialised in the GSD and PUG breeds for over 30 years.
top 10 all breed 2006/ 2007 in Argentine and Uruguay. We bred the
First licensed to judge in 1983, Mr. Tan Oo Hock was elevated to All
Pomeranian Number 01 All breed in Uruguay 2013.
Breeds status in 1996 and has to date officiated at more then two
I have been judged as all rounder since 1995 and Mario since 1998
hundred shows in the following countries; Australia, Canada, China,
in several Brazilian shows, all breeds and specialties. I had judged
Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, New Zealand, Pakistan, Philippines,
in almost all countries from South America, South Africa, Australia,
Russia, Singapore, Slovenia, South Africa, South Korea, Sri Lanka,
Canada, Mexico, and several European country like Croatia, Finland,
Sweden, Thailand, Taiwan and Vietnam. Honored in 1995 to be invited
Italy, Poland, Portugal, Denmark, Switzerland and Luxemburg.
as the first Asian Judge to officiate at the German Shepherd Dog
Specialty held in Sydney Australia, he was again sort after for the same
event in the year 2000 and again for the GSD Specialty held in Brisbane
Australia in 2001.
Carol Gunn
In his youth he was raised with Rough Collies, Schipperkes and
Pekingese. The Rough Collies were used for herding Jersey Milk
Cows which required special patience as the cows were not allowed
to run due to being heavy milk bearing Schipperkes guarding the
stables and the Pekingese were the ‘guard dogs’ of the home. In 1963
he obtained his first non registered Boston Terrier and has never
been without one till 1999, During his student years in England and
Canada (1965 to 1968) his parents looked after his Bostons. In 1969
he obtained his first registered Boston. Further studies (1972 and
1973) in Canada again required his parents to keep a ‘very careful
eye’ on his precious stock. He has bred 50 plus Boston Terrier and
French Bulldog champions. Since then the ownership of Bostons has
included importing from Canada, England, New Zealand and the
USA and exporting to Zimbabwe, Portugal and Israel.
I am looking forward to my trip to Australia to judge! It is wonderful to
meet new people and see dogs all over the world. We have a common
bond. No matter who we are, or where we are from, the love is the same!
Tan Oo Hock
In addition, he has officiated at specialty events for Boxer, Doberman,
Golden Retriever, Miniature Pincer, Pomeranian, Pug and Rottweiler
breeds. In a twenty year span of service to the Malaysian Kennel
Association, Mr. Tan Oo Hock has served as President, Vice President and
for various Sub-committees. As a former Director of the Asian Kennel
Union, he was elected as a standing committee member in 2002.
Julie Keenan
I started in the dog world with my husband Mark in 1985, with
Newfoundlands, which we successfully showed for a number of years.
I have also owned and showed PMD and Samoyeds and owned a mini
schnauzer, I currently own an American Cocker. I now don’t show but
am on 5 committees and work at shows stewarding and ticket writing. I
am licensed for 2 3 4 5 6 7 and aspiring for 1.
50 - January 2016
My involvement in the Dog World began in the earfy 1970s helping
my Uncle with his English Springer Spaniels, but It was not until the
mid 1980s that I began to actively breed, and handle my own dogs.
I have always been drawn to the Gundog Group and have exhibited
Cocker Spaniels, English Setters, Irish Setters and my beloved Pointers.
I entered Judges Training In 1999 and now hold six groups at
Championship Level and hope to complete my final Group in 2016. I
have judged in most states of Australia and also in New Zealand. I am
currently the Assistant Coordinator for Group 3 Judges Training, serve
on the Breaches Panel and on the Committee of the Ladies Kennel
Association of Qld. I consider it an honour each time I am asked to
Judge and hope I can give something back to the sport I love.
Garfield Franklin Van Der Spuy
His judging ‘career’ started in 1968 but only really took off in 1976
when studies were completed. Presently he is an all breeds, and Best
in Show judge since 1984. He has judged more than 25 specialist
breed club shows. He has judged at home (South Africa) and
internationally, Namibia, Zimbabwe, England, Australia, New Zealand,
America, Russia, Canada and Brazil. Franklin served as a councillor
of Kennel Union of South Africa representing Orange Free State and
Namibia for six years. He presently owns and shows Staffordshire Bull
Terriers and Boston Terriers and is very involved as a Kennel Union
of Southern Africa moderator for aspirant judges’ reports. He is a
life member of the Pietermaritzburg Kennel Club. In his retirement
he is a keen collector of stamps - thematically ‘dogs on stamps. He
loves growing and showing roses and is still involved in growing and
breeding Clivias.
Show Schedules
Entries close Sunday 4th March 2016
9th CHIHUAHUA NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Hosted by the
Chihuahua Club of NSW Inc.
Bill Spilstead for Canine Affairs
44 Luddenham Road, ORCHARD HILLS NSW
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
26 / 27 MARCH 2016
Judge: Mr Samuel Carlid (Sweden)
Saturday: Chihuahua (Long Coat) and
Parade of Veterans (not entered in a class)
Sunday: Chihuahua (Smooth Coat)
and GENERAL SPECIALS
Full schedule available at:
www.facebook.com/groups/150854254946546/
Online entries www.ozentries.com
GERMAN SHEPHERD
DOG LEAGUE INC
44 National German Shepherd Dog
Championship Show and Trial
th
Friday 25th, Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th, March 2016
44 Luddenham Rd, Orchard Hills NSW
Classes to be Judged 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 11 and all Classes Obedience
Judges
Herr R. Brauch (SV) Germany
Frau M. Van Dorssen (SV) Germany
Miss T. Friezer (NSW)
Ms M. Fazekas (NSW)
Miss V. Etheringtom OAM (NSW)
Breed Classes 1 - 3
Breed Classes 4 -11
Obedience
All LSC Dogs and Bitches and All SC Dogs
All SC Bitches
All CCD and Novice Obedience
All Open Obedience
All UD and UDX Obedience
Entry Fees:
$39 initial entry $29 subsequent entries
Catalogue included with initial entries, Extra Catalogue $10 Cheques
made payable to German Shepherd Dog League Inc
Starting Times: 8:00am in all rings each day
Vetting Sat 7:00am - 8:00am Full Schedule at www.gsdl.info
Entries Close 26th February 2016
With: Mrs. Ann Mackenzie
74, Kolora Rd
Ebenezer 2756
Ph: (07) 45 799 383
Online entries through
Show Manager
26th ROTTWEILER
NATIONAL 2016
Hosted by:
Northern Districts Rottweiler Club of NSW
Judge: Christian Bernbacher (Austria)
March 25th, 26th and 27th, 2016
Classes to be Judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 and Veteran (dogs and bitches)
Show venue: CNCC Showgrounds Hillborough Road, HILLSBOROUGH
Friday:
1, 2, 3,1A, 2A, 3A Commencing: 12:00 noon
Judge:
Meg Yerbury (NSW)
Obedience: Vetting:
5:00pm
Start:
6:00pm
Saturday: 4, 5,10,11, Veteran Dog and Dog Challenge Commencing: 8.30am
Judges dinner on Saturday evening
NON COMPETING VETERANS PARADE - WILL BE HELD DURING THE
LUNCH BREAK, RESUME TO ACCOMPANY ENTRY
4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, Veteran Bitch, Bitch Challenge and General
Specials, Commencing: 8.30am
Monday: Breed Survey, Commencing: 10:00am
$25.00
Entries: Obedience:
Confirmation: $25.00 Classes 1 and 1A
$40.00 All other Competing Classes
Breed Survey: $30.00
Non competing Veterans: No Charge
Catalogue: $35
Breed Survey: All relevant paperwork to accompany entry
Non Competing Veterans: Brief Resume to accompany entry
Sunday:
Entries close: 26th February, 2016
BEAGLE CLUB OF NSW INC
The 10th National Championship Show
Venue: Hawkesbury Race Club,
Racecourse Rd, Clarendon
26th and 27th March, 2016
1 2 3 4 5 10 11 and Veteran
Classes: 1a 2a 3a 4a 5a 10a 11a and Veteran plus General
Specials (Sunday)
Old East Kurrajong Rd, East Kurrajong, 2758
Entries and 275
0410 953 251
Enquiries: Contact:
Mr L. Holovitz (Hungary) Beagles
Best Headed, Best Headed Bitch,
Mr J. Chua (Philippines) 3 - 6 Month Puppy Sweepstakes and
6 - 12 Month Puppy Sweepstakes
Mrs D. Spawn (UK) Breeders Team and Best Neuter
Saturday Swepstakes: Best Headed Dog, Best Headed Bitch, 3- 6
Puppy, 6 - 12 Puppy, Breeders Team and Best Neuter
1st: $30, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, Baby Puppy and
Entry fees:
Sweepstakes $10, catalogues $25
TROPHY AND SASH
Judging commences 9:00am both days
Cheques made payable to Beagle Club of NSW Inc
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December amendments and notes
There are no amendments or notes for December.
Trial day: Friday, 4th March 2016
DOGS QUEENSLAND
AGILITY SUB-COMMITTEE
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
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:
Mrs R. Bulloch Jumping: Open, Master and Excellent
Mr R. Mills
Strategic Pairs: Masters, Excellent and Novice
Novice Jumping to run in first available ring,
Cheques should be made out to: Canine Control Council Queensland Limited
Payment method preferred: Direct Deposits BSB: 064002 Acct No: 10444980
Vetting: 6:30pm
Trial day: Saturday, 5th March 2016
CABOOLTURE SPORTS
DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB
Show venue: Devine Crt, Sports Complex,
Devine Crt, MORAYFIELD QLD 4506
RALLY-O, TRIAL 1
Entries to: Trial Secretary CSDOC, P.O. Box 491 MORAYFIELD QLD 4506
Enquiries: General contact: Tracy Dreyer Ph: 0450 902 520
Mrs C. Fisher
TBA
Mrs K. Hutt
TBA
Entry Fees: $7
Vetting: 9:00am - 9:45am
RALLY-O, TRIAL 2
Mrs C. Fisher
Mrs K. Hutt
TBA
TBA
Vetting: 1:00pm - 1:45pm
OBEDIENCE
DANCES WITH DOGS CLUB QUEENSLAND INC
DANCES WITH DOGS
Entries close: Saturday 27th February 2016
Entries to: Ann Shannon, Villa 146 Palm Lake Resort, 272 Fryar Road, EAGLEBY QLD 4207
Enquiries: Contact: Ann Shannon Ph: (07) 3489 7946
Classes: All Classes
Entry fees: $10, Rookie $5 Venue: Woongoolba State School, WOONGOOLBA
Judging time: 4:00pm Vetting: 3:00pm - Ring approx 12m wide by 5m long
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Mr C. Gibbs
Mrs L. Kaddatz
Mrs G. Golle
Mrs D. Stutz
Mr J. Brown
CCD and CD
CDX 1
CDX 2
UD
UDX
Vetting: 5:00pm - 5:45pm
JIMBOOMBA DOG
TRAINING CLUB INC
OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB
OF BRISBANE INC
Show venue: Tully Park, Beryl Parade, NORTH MACLEAN QLD
Show venue: 15 Englefield Road, OXLEY
AGILITY AND JUMPERS
TRIPLE JUMPERS
Entries to:
Sue Ward, 363 Stoney Camp Road,
GREENBANK 4124
Entries to:
Trial Secretary, P.O. Box 1288, OXLEY 4075
online entries through K9 entries
Enquiries:
Contact: Sue Ward
Ph: 0448 479 947
Enquiries:
Contact: Deb Raeburn
Ph: 0411 017 454
TRIAL JUDGES:
Mr. M. Cowman
Agility: All Classes
Ms A. Gniel
Jumping: All Classes
Entry fees: $7 - cheque or direct deposit
BSB: 124-190, Account no: 2141 0430
(use full name as reference)
Vetting: 4:00pm to 4:30pm
ROCKHAMPTON DOG
OBEDIENCE CLUB
TRIAL JUDGES:
Mrs. G. Newton JD, JDX, JDM, JDO, JDM and JD
Mr J. Brown
JD, JDX, JDM, JDO, JDX and JDO
Entry fees: $7, catalogue $2
Catalogues available at www.k9entries.com. ENTRIES VIA
www.k9entries.com/ankc PREFERRED. Please keep your dogs as
quite as possible to avoid complaints to council.
Vetting: 2:00pm
GLADSTONE DOG
OBEDIENCE CLUB INC
Show venue: Duthie Park, Marsh Ave, NORTH ROCKHAMPTON
Show venue: William Miskin Park, Morgan Street GLADSTONE QLD
Entries close: Saturday, 27th February 2016
OBEDIENCE
Trial Secretary, P.O. Box 5064 North ROCKHAMPTON QLD 4701
Entries to:
online entries through www.easydogentries.com
Enquiries: General contact: Trial Secretary Ph: 0424 825 465
Mr G. Price
All Classes (Trial 1)
Mr G. Price
All Classes (Trial 2)
Entry Fees: $6 per entry (both Trials)
Vetting: 4:30pm
Mr J. Brown
Agility, Jumpers and Snooker: All Classes
Entry Fees: $6 Agility / Jumpers, Games $3 (other details as above)
Vetting: 4:30pm
Trial day: Sunday, 13th March 2015
AGILITY, JUMPERS AND GAMES
Mr J. Brown
Agility, Jumpers and Strategic Pairs: All Classes
Entry Fees: $6 Agility / Jumpers, Games $3 (other details as above)
Both Shows: No late entries, one entry form per Class please.
The club reserves the right to change Classes and Judges depending on entries.
Entry Fees: $5
Vetting: 4:30pm
OBEDIENCE, TRIAL 2
AGILITY, JUMPERS AND GAMES
OBEDIENCE, TRIAL 1
Entries to: John Pearen, P.O. Box 948 GLADSTONE 4680
Enquiries: General contact: John Pearen Ph: 0439 360 114
Mr R. Wittkamp
All Classes
Vetting: 7:00am
Mr R. Wittkamp
All Classes
Entry Fees: $5 (other details as above)
Judging time: On completion of first Trial
RALLY-O, TRIAL 1
Mr R. Wittkamp
All Classes
Judging time: 7:00am Vetting: 6:30am
RALLY-O, TRIAL 2
Mr R. Wittkamp
All Classes
Judging time: On completion of first Trial
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QUEENSLAND STATE TRIALS
SUB-COMMITTEE
MAGPIES MACKAY AND
DISTRICT OBEDIENCE
CLUB INC
Show venue: Logan All Breeds Dog Obedience Club,
Kingston Road, KINGSTON
Entries close: Friday, 4th March 2016
Show venue: Magpies Sporting Club, Glenella MACKAY
Entries close: Saturday, 12th March 2016
FUND RAISING TRIAL
OBEDIENCE AND DOUBLE RALLY-O
RALLY-O
Entries to: The Secretary, P.O. Box 655, MACKAY QLD 4740
Entries to: S. Davies, 66 Cook Street, Forest Lake 4078
Contact: Shirley
Enquiries:
Ph: (07) 3879 0513 (Phone calls not after 8:00pm please)
TRIAL JUDGES:
Mr D. Strong
Rally All Classes
Mr C. Pain
Rally All Classes
Mr J. Baumann
Rally All Classes
Entry fees: $7
Cheques made payable to CCCQ. Canteen available.
Judges / Classes to be determined by entry numbers. Rights
Reserved to appoint or Substitute Judges as necessary. All entire
bitches to be vetted. Please note, new venue.
Vetting: 9:00am - 9:45am
Enquiries:
Contact: Carol Hodge
Ph: (07) 4944 0373
TRIAL JUDGES:
Mrs G. L. Hanna
First and Second Rally-O
All Classes and Obedience
All Classes
Entry fees: $7
Reserve Judge will be appointed if required
Vetting: 4:30pm
DOGZCAIRNS INC
TOOWOOMBA DOG
OBEDIENCE CLUB INC
Show venue: Ivanhoes Rugby League Football Club, Leisure Park Rd, SMITHFIELD
RALLY-O
Entries to: K9 entries or P.O. Box 644 SMITHFIELD 4879
Enquiries: Contact: S. Daniels Ph: 0408 183 038
Mr. M. Holland
Obedience
Entry Fees: $7
GAMES
Mr. R. Wittkamp
All Games
Vetting: 6:30pm
RALLY-O AND OBEDIENCE
Mrs. J. Forbes-Faulkner
All Obedience and Rally-O
AGILITY AND JUMPERS
Mr. R. Wittkamp
All Agility and Jumpers
Judging time: 7:00pm Vetting: 6:30pm
AGILITY AND JUMPERS
Mr M. Holland
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All Agility and Jumpers
Vetting: 6:30pm
Show venue: Norman Park,
Hursley Road TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350
AGILITY, JUMPERS AND RALLY-O
Entries to: Deanna Crowe, 11 Croydon Street, TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350
Enquiries: Contact: Deanna Crowe Ph: (07) 4634 5997
Mr M. Cowman
Agility and Jumpers All Classes
Ms C. Fisher
Rally-O All Classes
Entry Fees: $7 per entry
Vetting: 8:30am
OBEDIENCE
Mr L. Knauth
Mr J. Brown
Mrs V. Mannion
Mrs V. Mannion
UDX and UD
OPEN
NOVICE
CCD
Entry Fees: $7 per entry (other details as above)
Competitors must collect competitor cards no later than 15 minutes
prior to commencement of the Trial.
Vetting: 9:30am
Trial Schedules
Entries close: Sunday, 14th February 2016
Course day: Sunday, 13th March 2016
THE CONTINENTAL
HERDING CLUB INC
Show venue: 245 Six Mile Creek Rd, POSTMANS RIDGE 4352
HERDING TRIAL 1
Entries to: C. Bull, 858 Murphys Creek Rd, UPPER LOCKYER
contact: Anne Mitchell Ph: 0419 642 845
Enquiries: General
Pre Trial Test
No. of Type of
(Ordinary and
Level:
Course: stock:
Judge:
stock:
Boundary):
HIC, HT and PT
(Inc Boundary)
All Levels
All Levels
C
A
25+
5
Sheep
A. Mitchell
Sheep
A. Mitchell
-
-
5+
Sheep
A. Mitchell
QUEENSLAND SIGHTHOUND ASSOCIATION
LURE COURSING Entries close: Sunday, 28th February 2016
Entries to: Christine Stevens, 11 Ararat St, RIVERHILLS QLD 4074
Enquiries: Contact: Christine Stevens Ph: 0423 587 754
Entry fees: $10 members, $12 non-members Venue: Dogs Qld King Ave, DURACK
Start time: 7:00am
Vetting: 6:30am (other breeds 8:30am
Vetting: 8:00am)
Trial day: Friday 25th, Saturday 26th, Sunday 27th March 2016
FIELD AND RETRIEVING ASSOCIATION FOR GUNDOGS
RETRIEVING TRIAL FOR GUNDOGS
Entries close: Friday 11th, March 2016
Entries to: Trial Secretary, 67 - 69 Hawthorn Rd, BURPENGARY QLD 4505
Enquiries: Contact: Geoffrey Dawson Ph: (07) 3886 6367
Entry fees: Novice $16 / Restricted $18 / All Age $20 Venue: Brookland Rd, Allenview
Judging time: 8:00am Vetting: 7:30am
Judging time: 7:30am with C Course
HERDING TRIAL 2
Pre Trial Test
(Ordinary and
Boundary):
HIC, HT and PT
(Inc Boundary)
Level:
No. of Type of
Course: stock:
stock:
Judge:
All Levels
All Levels
C
A
25+
5
Sheep
J. Mitchell
Sheep
J. Mitchell
-
-
5+
Sheep
J. Mitchell
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)
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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.
Denotes accredited breeder
SUNSHINESTAR: J Elliot (07) 4668 5792.
AIREDALE TERRIER
OLDBAIRE: Breeding for Excellence in type, Health &
Nature. (07) 5463 7875
LOVEDALE: Breed & Puppy Enq Ph: (07) 5546 9016
FEUERDORN: Andy Muller Ph: 0415 406 694
AKITA
TANOSHII: N. & V. Schneider Ph: 0407 115 674
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
AMERICAN STAFFORDSHIRE TERRIER
AUSTRALIAN SILKY TERRIER
AUSILK: (07) 5546 0260 www.ausilk.com
QUINVALE: Puppy & Stud enq. Ph: (07) 3289 9286
WILLAME: Aileen Ph: (07) 4163 1734 Nanango
AUSTRALIAN STUMPY TAIL CATTLE DOG
CUMBYDENE: Quality pups 0417 734 479
BASENJI
LOMAR: Louise Ph: 0429 896 558 Enq. welcome.
BASSET FAUVE DE BRETAGNE
DESERTHUNTER: Fun dogs enq 0407 310 782
BASSET HOUND
AUSTRALIAN KELPIE
OATLAND: D Kent Ph: (07) 3289 1728/0407 025 038
AMAKHOSI: Jess Reilly Ph: 0416 032 867
BLOODHOUND
TRACKMDOWN: The Real Deal 07 4686 1258
BORDER COLLIE
TALQUAH: Hip / DNA tested (07) 5546 3355
[email protected] any enquiry
WOTTAPUD: B/W & Choc pups. J. & C. Penn
(07) 5482 2719 [email protected]
AMMIDAN: K. & A. McGinn www.ammidan.com Samford
Ph: (07) 3289 4033 [email protected]
BAWNTAWN: Cheryl Brauers. 0407 136 442
BURBAY: Peter & Erika call (07) 5486 6154
ROWESDALE: www.bordercollies.com.au
Bris/G Coast Enquiries Ph: 0409 265 828
BOXER
KUDIRKA: D Kelly Ph: (07) 3888 2230
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
KELLOR: Kelpie pups Dot 0410 638 212
DRYCREEK: Di Peterson 0424 257 960 Bne
SALTBREEZE: Gold Coast Bichon Frisé.
Stud & Puppy Enq Jacqui 0416 517 733
DARJOBA: Puppies/stud DNA clear:
Joan [email protected] (07) 4934 0489
BEAGLE
KELPRIN: Breeding the Unlimited ACD
show / sport / work / pets. 0439 932 224
BICHON FRISÉ
KARETA: R. & M. Webber, Redland Bay
Ph: 0418 721 291. Email: [email protected]
AMSTARFX: Kelly Bannan 0457 578 880
AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG
ZEIGEN: Kim Haddon (07) 4630 1932
42 yrs. breeding exp. Imports. Switz / Swed / Russia
BRITISH BULLDOG
WILLAMOND: Quality, Healthy, DNA Tested
Dogs. Stud Dog & puppies sometimes available. Enquiries
please call 0409 481 925 or www.willamond.com
RUNDERKRAAL: Enq welcome (07) 4698 4125
BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG
POLISHDREAM: A Wilkinson, Brisbane
0411 258 786. Polish import
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BULLMASTIFF
PARADIGM: Ph (07) 3399 1137 Brian and Rosemary
Miller. Simply beautiful Bullmastiffs
MEMRABULL: 0451 553 535 memrabull.com
GUARDVILLE: Leanne Eng (07) 5486 2948
SATURNBROOK: Sue Enq 0413 800 058
BULL TERRIER
KUPALA: Stud & Puppies Ph (07) 4975 7306
DENOTANY: All Enquiries Welcome (07) 5546 3003
BULLYTRAX: All Enquiries (07) 5576 7747
CAITSAM: All Enq. Welcome (07) 5460 9337
SATORI: Stud & puppy enq 0402 090 212
BULL TERRIER (MINIATURE)
DABEWS: Stud-Puppy Enq (07) 5497 8736
PAGWIN: All enq. welcome (07) 5485 3460
CANE CORSO
AWESOMISSIMO: Shelley (07) 4097 6561
CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL
CURRINDABELA: Cert. healthy lines Carolyn
on (07) 5498 7681
ELLAURENA: Ph. Helen 0488 357 457
JASTBAH: www.jastbah.com.au (07) 5428 0295
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER
TENARDA: Only the best will do! 0417 606 214
WEBFOOT: Show / Field www.dogs.net.au/
webfoot 0438 869 594
CHIHUAHUA
(LONG AND SMOOTH COAT)
WACHOWA: Mrs. J. Watt – Ph: (07) 3372 3654
PEPELOPAZ: June Evans JP (07) 4959 5469
TARQUILA: Ann Parker Ph (07) 4170 0609
CHOW CHOW
MALABOO: Puppies sometimes available
Enq. welcome. Sandra & Keith Ph: (07) 3491 3350
REGALCHOW: [email protected] 0437 212 509
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
HIGHCLERE: Cecilie Kemp (07) 3297 5290
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
DACHSHUND
(MINIATURE SMOOTH HAIRED)
JOHNSANNA: M. Johnson 0400 661 861
ASSUANA: GW & RF Assay (07) 4664 4069
ABJEKT: Quality Pups 0419 685 534
DAKLEY: Daryl Cross (07) 3209 7321
SPLENDAK: Yvonne Shaw (07) 5496 7020
DAXHAUS: Marilyn Dyckhoff (07) 4155 1443
DACHSHUND (MINIATURE WIRE HAIRED)
AGWYR: Stud & pups (07) 3372 6549/0404 050 040
DOGUE DE BORDEAUX
RUNDERKRAAL: European Imp’s (07) 4698 4125
CRIMSONCHARM: Defying the Ordinary
www.crimsoncharm.com Ph: 0405 749 005
BORDOGUE: Type, structure and temperament. Enq.
0412 498 707
FOX TERRIER (SMOOTH)
MYSTREEBOX: Stud & Puppies 0451 945 553
ROSEFOXII: Stud & Puppies, 0402 764 574
FRENCH BULLDOG
BONZABULL: Info, Pups, Stud 0409 766 929
PAINTDPRETTY: French Bulldogs quality
DNA tested pups enquiries 0419 703 373
GERMAN PINSCHER
RAVENRED: Pup/Stud Enq (07) 5478 8724
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG
DEBBAR: Show, Obed, Pets, (07) 4667 3910
VONEHRLICH: Pups Dogs (07) 3390 1132
WINOLA: www.winolakennels.com
KASSAAR: Puppies, older dogs, Qlty. Ex.Temp, Imported
dogs & Stud dogs (07) 5423 2575 www.kassaar.com
KANTENNA: Est. 1964. Ph: 0411 433 739
KIESERHUND: Pup Enq – Info (07) 5463 5286
VOMAMBACH: Puppy enquiry 0417 710 434
MEYDAK: www.meydak.com 0405 446 940
GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTER
DACHSHUND (SMOOTH HAIRED)
LAEN: Breeding from quality, healthy, back- x-rayed dogs
Ph: (07) 5543 1395
DALMATIAN
VAREWELL: For wonderful companions. Enq welcome
0417 797 279
PACEAWAY: Top quality in spots (07) 5464 2554
DOBERMANN
WATTAVUE: Stud & Puppies (07) 5467 2035
GLANIKDOBE: Enq. welcome (07) 3285 5001
STONHONDES: Pups most time 0429 922 447
BELAFIR: Int. Ch at Stud; 0413 800 213
DARLINHART: Matt & Tanya. Visit us at
www.darlinhart.com or Ph: (07) 4630 5412
TEALPOINT: Show, Field, Obedience
www.dogs.net.au/tealpoint 0438 869 594
KAPOINT: [email protected] 0402 119 013.
Health tested stock
GOLDEN RETRIEVER
ROCKGOLD: Kay Boston 0438 768 469
GREAT DANE
VANDANE: Fawn & Brindle American Lines (07) 4778 8462
www.vandane.com.au
GRIFFON BRUXELLOIS
TZANI: 0429 444 499, www.tzani.com.au
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HUNGARIAN VIZSLA
HABANERO: www.habanerovizslas.com Ronalie Frew
(07) 5486 5825 Enq welcome.
HUNGARIAN WIRE HAIRED VIZSLA
HUSEGES: (07) 3700 4009 Show Obedience
IRISH SETTER
HIGHPERELLE: Call Carolyn Pearen 0417 791 254.
[email protected]
CHEPAURYLL: Call Cheryl 0438 598 597
www.irishsetters-whitsunday.com
YARRAMO: Established 1974. For quality contact the
Nortons (07) 4157 8338
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
FURPERSON: Blue Specialist NQ 0409 991 605
JACK RUSSELL TERRIER
CASMARA: 1986. Tweed 02 6672 1773 (Reg755740)
ZEIGEN: Kim Haddon (07) 4630 1932
JACKIRRA: Show Pet Stud Ph: (07) 5546 0327
KEESHOND
KABANDER: All enq. welcome: 0438 702 690
LABRADOR RETRIEVER
SARSHAI: Stud / puppy Enq: (07) 3289 4859
DEWICK: Stud/Puppy enq. (07) 5497 9013
BOOROOMGAI: E. Gale Ph: 0447 477 097
TENARDA: Proven quality always. 0417 606 214
EVERSLY: Alison 0407 743 158 Norman PK
ROSELOCK: Stud/Puppy Enq 0408 684 979
WINTOPPI: Stud / Puppy enq: (07) 4168 7225
SOUTHBANK: M & B Sheppard (07) 3297 5570
LABRADDELL: Enq. Wilhelm 0409 227 674
JAYWICK: Bred Labs from 1952 (07) 5411 4685
AVOKAH: www.avokahlabs.com (07) 4159 9192
LAGOTTO ROMAGNOLO
AMICILEALE: Our loyal friends.
Ph: 0400 903 303. www.lagottoqld.com
LHASA APSO
SENGKYILA: A&J Callan CQ 0411 370 706
NGESONG: K Johansen (07) 4036 2168
KRADDOELL: Puppies 0402 314 367
LOWCHEN
PACEAWAY: Lovable little lions (07) 5464 2554
POODLE (TOY)
BELLISSIMA: Black / Brown. (07) 4096 2367
[email protected]
SILKYELK: Brown/black pup/stud enq ph
0409 409 455. Quality toys PRA clear
[email protected] silkyelkpoodles.com
ADITHE: Black / Brown Pups / Studs PRA Clear,
0414 707 475 Email: [email protected]
MAXILA: Pup enq. 0468 770 760
MULHULS: PD & CA Gross (07) 3286 3023
[email protected] 0417 157 836
ADELTOY: Merle 0438 891 828, (07) 5541 4996
MALTESE
SCHNEEWICHEN: Ch. lines. Estd 35yrs. Cathy (07) 5446 7706
MANCHESTER TERRIER
MANCHES: Quality UK imp/ Aus Ch & Pups
Breeding since ‘89. Enq. (07) 5476 2563
GALLIFREYAN: Pups & info (07) 3390 8408
NEAPOLITAN MASTIFF
WAMPHYRI: Pups Stud Enq (07) 4683 7001
PAPILLON
SUNSHINESTAR: J Elliott (07) 4668 5792
TINYLATOY: Pup/Stud Enq Julie 0450 074 600
KRISHNA: White Toys Exclusively Pattern
A Puppies. Ph Val (07) 3857 3682
PUG
JEMINELLE: Janelle Bris (07) 5546 3166
KILAMAR: Quality Ph Marie 0409 846 251
LERILLA: Quality. Enq. welcome. fancee@
optusnet.com.au Maureen Bris 0427 461 260
CAMEOLA: Fawn and black (07) 3273 8713
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 5 Countries, combining Best
of Int. Champs. Email: [email protected]
POODLE (MINIATURE)
MYFLAIR: Black & white pups / stud.
myflairkennels.com (07) 3711 9282.
ADELTOY: Brown Apricot White Silver Ph Merle
(07) 5541 4996 0438 891 828 PRAA
SUNSHINESTAR: J Elliott (07) 4668 5792.
POODLE (STANDARD)
TREVASCO: silver, blue, beige. Phone
Elizabeth 0428 738 700 www.trevasco.com
PYRENEAN MOUNTAIN DOG
SHATADOE: Amanda Everson (07) 3200 0321
RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK
MARMATIA: Qual. lines xrayed (07) 5441 4052
CHILOLO: 0410 651 756 www.chilolo.com.au
STARRIDGE: Cyndy 0428 452 096 or starridgerrs.com
For love of the breed.
ADBESARE: Stud and pups 0419 782 334. nd pu
ROTTWEILER
ZENDOTAH: [email protected] 0412 378 395
SANTAESQUE: Pup/Stud Enqs (07) 5485 7970
KYSURAKYAN: Breeding Quality over 37
years, (07) 3889 1562, www.kysurakyan.com
MONTMILL: Stud/Puppy Enq 0431 246 735
SALUKI
ASHROSE: Frances Rieck (07) 4666 3796
ADELTOY: Merle (07) 5541 4996 Bl, Br, White
NEGRESCA: Enq Iris (07) 3408 6841
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SAMOYED
SHACAR: Stud & Puppy Enq. 0428 749 951
SCHNAUZER
KLABAUTER: www.standardschnauzer.com.
au Imp black Ch. lines. 0414 572 289
SCHNAUZER (GIANT)
MUNCHENER: Yvonne Hopf (07) 5485 3355.
Pep/salt imports. www.munchener.net
SCHNAUZER (MINIATURE)
SPRYNGE: Enq (07) 4698 7080. Since 1981
BABETAL: www.minischnauzersaust.com Phone:
Caroline (07) 5424 6106 / 0408 356 739
ZANZOOBLUE: Enq welcome 0402 145 760
ZKIZIM: Puppy enq. Jan 0400 907 562
ST. BERNARD
SNOMARK: All Enq. Welcome. Est 1986.
(07) 3814 2277 [email protected]
LYMPNE: Allan Johnson. All enq. welcome.
(07) 5445 9805. [email protected]
ABONEAPARTE: Big Sound Saints with a sense of
Humour 0419 723 344
TENTERFIELD TERRIER
TAPPAKAI: John Bourke (07) 5424 2112
TIBETAN MASTIFF
AMITABHA: B&P Dickson 0407 552 143
SCOTTISH TERRIER
REEFSCOTT: P Redpath 0427 480 260
TOWNSCOTT: Stud / Puppy Enq (07) 4773 2559
SHAR PEI
GABLEHAUS: Ongoing support (07) 3202 6509
SHETLAND SHEEPDOG
MALLARABA: Carolyn Pfeiffer (07) 5464 5221
SHIH TZU
WELSH CORGI (PEMBROKE)
CUUCHIN: Joyce Wheeler. Ph (07) 5496 9808
WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER
TERRYWHITE: Mrs B. Boyce (07) 5484 1988
WESTIESTARRS: of Woodford Ph Sky 0407 756 394
WHIPPET
JJUNABEEZ: www.junabeez.webs.com
GRAU: Pat (07) 3888 1999. [email protected]
PIAFFE: Est 20+ years Quality imported & Aust Lines
[email protected] Mrs U Greenwood
(07) 3374 4122.
CHICOTEVA: Jenny Grother 0409 751 158
XOLOITZCUINTLE
TIBETAN SPANIEL
BOLDSTAR: Robyn Ph: (07) 4934 0327
TIBETAN TERRIER
AYRMANN: Vyvyan Mannion (07) 4163 1953
BAKIT: G. Lawrence (07) 4936 1608
AMORENEKID: www.adourstudkennels.com.au Email
[email protected]
YORKSHIRE TERRIER
KAROJENBE: Linda Shaw 0417 434 536
WEIMARANER
KADMA: Carol Thompson 0418 723 989
SHUMAR: Pup and Stud Enq 0410 729 215
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
LILCRACKA: DNA CLR HC & L2. Stud & Pup
Enq www.lilcrackastaffords.com.au
BOROLO: Type, Temperament, All Health Tested &
Clear. Stud / Pup enq welcome www.borolostaffords.
com (07) 5426 2605
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
SLAVESTAFF: Pup+Stud enquiries Ph 0429 949 491
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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: Miss K Hailwood,
P.O. Box 36, Capalaba 4157
Ph: 0411 426 698
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]
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• 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.: Mrs. C. Gross,
5 Sharven Ave., Cleveland 4163
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
Ph: (07) 3282 0391. Mob: 0431 251 372
• 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,
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
• Pine Rivers Kennel Club: Mrs J Glover, PO Box
453, Caboolture 4510. Ph: 0419 663 942
• Qld. Kennel Council: Miss A. Davies, 131
Alberton Rd, Alberton 4207 Ph: (07) 3382 6966
• Redcliffe Peninsula Kennel Club: Ms L Horne
40 Whiteside Rd, Whiteside, Qld, 4503,
Ph: (07) 3285 5503 Mob: 0418 783 823
• Sunshine Coast Kennel Club: Mrs H Weil, 53
Evans Grove Rd, Glenview 4553
Ph: (07) 5494 7496
• Waterloo Bay Kennel Club: The President Mrs R.
Henderson, 31 Ivymount, St Nathan 4111
Ph: (07) 3277 6776 Mob: 0418 981 442
• Western Suburbs Kennel Club: Mr. E.G. Ryder,
32-38 Selkirk Rd., South Maclean 4280
Ph: (07) 3200 0236
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.
• Callide Valley Obedience & Kennel Club: Mr C
Pettett, 31 Belmont Rd Parkhurst 4702
Ph: (07) 4936 3354 Mob: 0418 781 503
• Capricorn Coast Kennel Club: Mrs K Schroeder,
PO Box 8243, Allenstown 4700
Ph: (07) 4939 7329.
• 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
• Rockhampton Kennel Club Inc.: Mrs J Scott,
PO Box 8593, Allenstown, 4700
Ph: (07) 4939 7698
• Sarina Kennel Club: Mrs C Donaldson, PO Box
742, Sarina 4737 Ph: 0407 150 815
NORTHERN ZONE 3 CLUBS
• Atherton Tableland Kennel Club: Mrs L
Halliwell, PO Box 555, Atherton 4883
• 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
• 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
• Bowen Kennel Club: Mrs L Gordon, 3 George St,
Bowen 4805 Ph: 0400 938 524
• Dances With Dogs Club Queensland: Mrs B
Murfet, 69 Whiteside Rd, Whiteside 4503
Ph: (07) 3285 2560
Email: [email protected] or cbmurfet@
bigpond.com
• Cairns City Kennel Club Inc.: Mrs. K. Frame,
PO Box 252, Cairns 4870 Ph: (07) 4055 6720
• Evergreen Tracking Dog Club Inc: Mr B. Berry 41
Darley Rd Upper Caboolture 4510 Ph: 0407 158 196
• Charters Towers Kennel Club: Mrs T. Hill, PO
Box 352, Charters Towers Qld 4820
Ph: (07) 4787 7627 Mob: 0466 245 758
• Gladstone Dog Obedience Club:
Mrs C Hodgson, PO Box 948, Gladstone 4680
Ph: (07) 4978 1828 Mob: 0407 584 733
• Cloncurry & District Canine Club: Ms F. Rae
18 Alice St Cloncurry 4824 Ph: 0427 958 426
• Gold Coast Dog Obedience Training Club Inc:
Mrs A Fulton, PO Box 143, Southport 4215
Ph: (07) 5593 7512
Website: www.goldcoastdogobedience.com
• Ingham Kennel & Obedience Club Inc:
Mrs R. Horton, PO Box 776, Ingham 4850
Ph: 0417 611 085
• Innisfail Kennel Club: Mrs. M. Adkins, 332
Boonmoo Rd, Dimbulah 4872. Ph: (07) 4093 5304
• 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
• Mareeba & District Kennel Club: Mrs. B.
Houston,1 Outlook Cres., Kuranda, 4872
Ph: (07) 4093 7488 Mob: 0400 440 186
• Hervey Bay Dog Obedience & Agility Club
Inc: Ms K Wallace, PO Box 365, Hervey Bay 4655
Mob: 0487 319 745
Website: www.herveybaydogclub.com
• Proserpine Whitsunday Obedience & Kennel
Club Inc: Ms J Connolly,PO Box 232 Koulmala
4738 Mob: 0458 010 838
• 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:
Ms L Moroney, PO Box 5417, Bundaberg 4670
• 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
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• 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
FIELD
• Qld Lure Coursing Association Inc: Mrs S
Burrows, PO Box 366 Underwood 4119
Ph: 0405 791 646.
BREED RESCUE SERVICES
AFGHAN HOUND:
Contact: Mrs H. McKay Ph: (07) 3297 7538
ANIMAL AMBULANCE / CRUELTY REPORTS:
Contact: Ph: 1300 852 188
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
Contact: Ms E. Blair Ph: 0402 580 898
Website: www.basenjibreednetwork.org.au
BEAGLE:
Contact: Mrs W. Lines, Ph: (07) 3290 2973
Mob: 0428 779 323
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
SAINT BERNARD:
Contact: Mrs L Newman Ph: 0438 076 756
Contact: Mrs B Barnes Ph: 0426 218 065
ENGLISH SETTER:
Contact: Mrs C. Gorey Ph: 0438 598 597
SCHNAUZER:
Contact: Mrs. T. McNab Ph: 0409 061 975
DOGUE DE BORDEAUX:
Contact: Mrs J Bloomfield Ph: 0412 119 688
SKYE TERRIER:
Contact: Mrs H. MacGregor
Ph: 0428 947 110 Mob: 0429 999 053
Contact: Mrs V. McArthur Ph: 0417 767 357
STAFFORDSHIRE BULL TERRIER:
Contact: Miss M. Nielsen. Ph: 0419 631 221
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG:
Contact: Mrs J Hansford, Ph: (07) 3289 7282
TIBETAN SPANIEL:
Contact: Miss A. Caer. Ph: (07) 3351 7257
Website: http://members.optusnet.com.au/
aricaer/qtsrr
GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTER:
Contact: Mrs B. Mangin. Ph: (07) 4156 1078
Ph: (07) 5464 3973
GOLDEN RETRIEVER:
Contact: Mrs K. Vowell Ph: 0423 320 020
IRISH RED & WHITE SETTER
SOCIAL CLUBS - UNAFFILIATED
CONFORMATION
BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG:
Contact: Ms J Hazell, Ph: (07) 3843 1407
Mob: 0421 042 788
IRISH SETTER
• 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
Contact: Mrs B. Mangin. Ph: (07) 4156 1078
BULLDOG:
Contact: Lucas Perrett
Ph: 0452 210 184
North of Sunshine Coast
Contact: Mr D. Ravenscroft
Ph: (07) 4129 2205
WHIPPET:
Contact: Ms S. Spencer Ph: (07) 5571 5441
Mob: 0407 735 242
YORKSHIRE TERRIER:
Contact: Miss R Hunt Ph: 0400 246 987
LABRADOR RETRIEVER:
Contact: Mrs S Luchterhand Ph: (07) 5546 0772
LAGOTTO ROMAGNOLO:
Contact: Mrs P Wyllie Ph: (07) 4163 7288
Mob: 0400 903 303
LHASA APSO:
Contact: Ms J. Woodward,
Ph: (07) 5428 6201 Mob: 0413 788 775
MAREMMA SHEEPDOG:
Contact: Ms H. Brennan. Ph: (07) 5426 4103
Gold Coast Contact: Ms B. Halliday
Ph: (07) 5543 6750
Contact: Mrs M. Keen Ph: (07) 5463 8466
• Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Society of Qld:
Mr. K. Hetherington, 17 Sarah St., Annerley 4103
Ph: (07) 3848 4242
Brisbane Contact: Ms M. Lloyd
Ph: 0400 248 138
OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG:
Contact: Mrs A Cassidy Ph: (07) 3201 0952
• Tibetan Spaniel Social Club of Qld:
Mrs V Schneider, 24-44 Mountain Ridge Rd, South
Maclean 4280 Ph: 0407 115 674.
BULLMASTIFF:
Contact: Mrs B. Dalby Ph: (07) 5543 5917 Mob:
0414 435 919
OBEDIENCE
• DogzCairns Inc: Ms S Daniels, PO Box 644,
Smithfield 4878 Ph: 0408 183 038
Website: www.dogzcairns.org
• Warwick Dog Obedience Club: Ms B. McGregor
PO Box 35 Yangan 4371 Ph: (07) 4664 8050
Contact: Mr L. Perrett
Ph: 0452 210 184
Contact: Mrs R. Armstrong Ph: (07) 5546 8427
Mob: 0401 145 129
BULL TERRIER:
Contact: Mrs M. Reynolds Ph: (07) 5546 3003
Website: www.qldbullterrierrescue.com
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
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WEIMARANER:
Contact: Mrs J. Glover Ph: 0419 663 942
WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER RESCUE:
Contact: Mrs A. Cloughley Ph: (07) 3206 6460
HUNGARIAN VIZSLA:
Contact: Mrs. K. Eory Ph: (07) 3265 1621
BELGIAN SHEPHERD:
Contact: Mrs K. Winton Ph: 0409 619 327
BORZOI:
Contact: Ms V. Dawson.Ph: (07) 3857 3682
RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK:
Contact: Mrs. R. Smith. Ph: (07) 5529 9903
DACHSHUND:
Contact: Mrs V. Lingard. Ph: (07) 3800 1127
• Wide Bay Working Gundog Club:
Mrs W Michalk 232 Barolin St, Bundaberg 4670
• 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
PYRENEAN MOUNTAIN DOG:
Contact: Mrs. A. Everson. Ph: (07) 3200 0321
POINTER:
Contact: Mrs R Glegg Ph: (07) 5547 1689
Mob: 0439 830 495. Email: [email protected]
POODLE (MINIATURE) - SOUTHSIDE:
Contact: Ms L. Keen Ph: 0488 004 800
POODLE (STANDARD) - SOUTHSIDE
Contact: Mrs S Graham Ph: (07) 5547 0542
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
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Application for Breeders Directory 2016
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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

January - Dogs Queensland

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