SIBERIAN TALES

SIBERIAN TALES
VOLUME 33.7
BAY AREA SIBERIAN HUSKY
BASH Officers 2013-2014
[email protected]
Recording Secretary
Beth Chamberlain
[email protected]
Calendar Pictures…
In This Issue
President
Anthony Taskey
Vice President
Greg Stevens
[email protected]
JULY 2013
.
Northern Breed Fun Match
Umunhum Camping
SoMushFun
SNDD Mushing Clinic
Rescue
Treasurer
Randee McQueen
[email protected]
Activity Coordinator
Marie Stevens
[email protected]
Upcoming Events
MARK Y OUR CALENDAR
Jul 27,28 Umunhum Camping
Aug ?
BASH general meeting
Aug 10,11 Umunhum Camping
Sep ?
Ice Cream Social
Oct. 20, Fall Furry Flurry
Dec 14
Christmas Dinner
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4
5
6
7
Easter and St Patricks
day pictures would be
great for the calendar
Cheryl Jueal
[email protected]
Have a
safe and
fun
th
4 of
July
Northern Breed Fun Match
It was a fantastic day and we had great fun. The weather was nice, not to hot, not to windy but
comfortable. We had 2/3 of the dogs entered the day of. Many because they saw how much fun
people were having with Karen Ramstead. She worked with everyone. She knew that most
hadn’t done this before but were very proud to show their dogs. We had 3 Samoyed, 2 Alaskan
Malamute, 26 Siberians, 20 sled dogs, and 2 basenjis (they also had Siberians but wanted to
practice with these two and sled dog is open to all that pay)
The winner of the Show was Kelly Collins with Piper…. Bill Griffiths had the top Malamute
with Rythym.
The Raffle brought in over $800 and the silent auction brought in over $1000…there was a
bidding war on Marie Stevens Wolf in the Windows quilt…..it was great.
This year Norsled did lunch but changed it up with ordering Togo’s. which worked out great.
Watch for this event again next year on Father’s day. We are considering bringing back Karen
again because people had sooo much fun.
For all the pictures go to BASH’s website, click on events, click on Albums and then NBFM.
Umunhum Run and Camping
July 27,28
August 10-11 (changed date)
Oct 5-6 (changed date)
This is TENTATIVE…can change from weather, Fire or schedules (like Baseball)
that cause us to change the date.
We meet around 5 pm on Saturday night and if the weather
allows, we run the dogs between 7 and 9 pm. If it is warm
we eat dinner first and then run them. They run from 1 mile
to 7 miles, again it is based on the weather… Dinner is a
group effort.
Some people then camp in tents but most campout in their
cars or beside them.
In the morning we rise with the sun and run the dogs again. We try different dogs in different
positions and come back to a GREAT group breakfast and off the hill by 11 am…. You still
have time to do things before the end of the weekend.
Time to meet- 5 pm at the lowest gate (there are three locked gates so we have
to stay together)
RSVP Randee at (408) 371-1841 or [email protected] by the WEDNESDAY before the weekend to
find out what to bring and for how many.
What you need to bring- your own drinks,
sleeping bag, food for your dog and food for dinner
and or breakfast
Like us on Facebook
Using social media, like Facebook is a GREAT WAY to help bring
awareness to Club Events, Fund Raisers, Adoption Fairs, and Dogs
Available for Adoption!
If you haven’t already, Please “Like” our pages on Facebook… Be sure to
ask your friends and family to “Like” us as well!
We have two pages (Be sure to like them both):
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Bay-Area-Siberian-Husky-Rescue-Referral/154737834550732
and
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Bay-Area-Siberian-Husky-Club/129080940474219
October 19 & 20,
20, 2013 – Truckee, CA
This weekend event is an opportunity to have hands-on mushing training
from some of California's top dog drivers & trainers! You will receive oneon-one personalized training in teaching your dog the basics of pulling in
harness, how to safely experiment with different types of equipment (sled,
carts, scooters, etc.) and have the opportunity to experience working with
trained dog teams in action! Plus group mini seminars to learn even more!
All of this is followed up by a wonderful dinner and a chance to mingle
amongst everyone for chance to get to know them better.
Head Instructor is – Our very own
Barb “Dog“Dog-Drop” Schaefer of Qualobo Siberians
We supply the equipment - you supply the dogs!
All breeds welcome!
COST: $150 per person (includes Saturday night dinner)
Bring a 2nd family member to train with you for an additional $75!!!!!
For questions or more information contact:
Hugo Antonucci:
Sierra Nevada Dog Drivers:
phone: 530-299-3512
email [email protected]
email: [email protected]
www.sndd.org
Rescue June 2013
Serving the Bay Area & Northern California
Patty LaCava 415-722-5727 [email protected]
Harry Potter is a sweet and loving 7 month old piebald Siberian Husky. He is presently 40
pounds and will grow to be a 55 pound dog. Harry is crate trained but not house-broken. He
is afraid to go through a door into the house and most likely was a back-yard dog. He should
be easy to house train as he is fine in a crate. Harry has not had any basic training but is
smart and and food motivated, he will be easy to train. He does not pull when walking on a
leash. He is fine with all sizes of dogs. I do not know about cats. He is good with children
but is mouthy.
Beth Chamberlain 408-859-3101 [email protected]
Dibbs is a wonderful and lovely dog. As our foster home learns more about him we will
post more. He gets along well with other dog (there are three in the foster home) and rides
well in a car. He is well trained, walks great on a leash and has the ability and intelligence
to figure out a latch to go and see who he wants to see. So a lock on a gate is a must.
Bill Otto 408-258-9806 [email protected]
Shadow came to us from San Jose Shelter. he was an owner surrender and the family did
not have time for him. He was an outdoor only dog. He had fly strike on his ears and is
really shy around other people. He is housetrained and loves to go for walks around the
neighborhood. He is gentle and good with other large dogs. He needs some TLC and
patients but will make a great companion for someone.
From Maddies Fund we raised $17,000.00 for rescue to use on our rescues and foster homes. We
hope to participate again next year
We are using some of the funds to buy crates, beds, brushes, toys, donut e-collars and more for
foster homes. Most of us use things found at garage sales and donated from
other people….. so usually there is something wrong with it…but they work. This
way the foster homes get to start out with whole crates and beds without holes….
We also purchased t-shirts for all of those helping rescue.
Bay Area Siberian Husky Club
Membership Renewal and Associate Application 2013-2014
Membership enclosed for: $30 Single
$35 Family
$25 Associate
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Make checks payable to BASH. All memberships and subscriptions are valid through March 31,
2014. Send membership renewal form and check to:
Bay Area Siberian Husky Club, 2633 S Bascom Ave, Campbell CA 95008
Bay Area Siberian Husky Club
www.bayareasiberian.org
2633 S. Bascom Avenue
Campbell, CA 95008
Upcoming Adoption Fairs
First Saturday
PetsMart, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
850 W. Hamilton, Campbell
408-371-1841
Second Saturday
PetsMart, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
175 Ranch Road, Milpitas
408-258-9806
Third Saturday
Pet Food Express 11 am to 1 pm
15466 Los Gatos Blvd., Los Gatos
408-356-7600