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The Official Publication of the United Doberman Club
Spring 2015
Inside:
Dr.
Dr. Jean
Jean Dodds
Dodds Seminar
Seminar
Renal
Renal Failure
Failure in
in Dobermans
Dobermans
The
The UDC
UDC 2015
2015 National
National Update
Update
Zustan!
Zustan! Those
Those Foreign
Foreign Commands
Commands
UDC
Dedicated to the total Doberman
Spring 2015
In This Issue
From the UDC President by Marsha Sheppard.............................................................4
2015 UDC National Information ...............................................................................4
UDC Focus Staff
Editor
Linda Lindic
[email protected]
Designer
Jane Swanson
[email protected]
Advertising Information
Go to
www.uniteddobermanclub.com/
focus/udcfocus_advertise.pdf
UDC Board of Directors: Officers and Regional Directors .........................................6
UDC Member Clubs ...................................................................................................8
Renal Disease in the Doberman by Leslie Carpenter..................................................10
Dog Commands in Several Languages .....................................................................14
It’s All About You and Your Dog...............................................................................15
Dr. Jean Dodds Seminar in New York by Bob Cohen .................................................16
In Memorium: Honoring UDC Service Dogs ...........................................................18
UDC Versatility Committee Report by Julie Ferado...................................................20
UDC Versatility Companion (VC) Titles ..................................................................21
UDC Versatility Companion Excellent (VCX) Titles................................................24
Index to Advertisers
Mission Statement of The
United Doberman Club
Anthony, Monica .......................................5
The United Doberman Club, or UDC
(www.uniteddobermanclub.com), is
made up of Doberman enthusiasts
dedicated to preserving and
protecting the Doberman and its
heritage as a working dog. UDC is
advancing the interests of the breed
by educating members about
working ability, conformation,
temperament, health, breeding,
training and maintenance of the
total Doberman, sound in mind
and body. The UDC encourages its
members to participate in a variety
of activities for which the Doberman is suited, including Agility,
Conformation, Drill Team, Guide
Dog, Obedience, Ring Sports, IPO,
Search & Rescue and Therapy.
Hartzell, Debbie........................................27
Brown, Roberta...........................................9
Carlisle, Ray .............................................BC
Ferado, Julianne/Ricardo ........................IFC
Korotev, Irene/Dave .................................25
Lucas, Erynn...............................................7
On The Cover
Welcome to spring time! And nothing
says “Winter’s over!” better than a
handsome Doberman surrounded by a
field of bright and sunny flowers. Thank
you to Marie Miller-Anderson for this
lovely cover photo, and thanks to
everyone who sent in the photos
seen throughout this issue.
Photo by Alissa Weaver
UDC Focus is published three times a year (plus the national catalog) by the United Doberman Club, 367 Chickadee Lane, Bailey, CO 80421. UDC Focus
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From the UDC President
Marsha Sheppard
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his year seems to have flown by, but I have to thank the current UDC Board
of Directors for their tireless work and dedication. They accomplished a lot of
work, especially updating the manuals and regulations. Thanks to those
members who have gone the extra mile to help UDC move forward. I wish I had
more time to dedicate to UDC, but unfortunately at this time I just do not. I
know everyone is very busy, but if we want to keep this club growing and moving
forward we must have more volunteers. And those volunteers need to be supportive of each other. It's the only way we can keep UDC moving forward for the betterment of our working Dobermans. We have a small group of hard-working
board members and non-board members, but we need more.
Let's all keep in mind we are doing this for our working Dobermans. If we
don't, who will?
Please note that I have a new email address. If you have emailed me at the
legacydobermans@msn address, please update your contact list to reflect my new
address of [email protected]
I wish everyone a successful year and for those able to attend the National,
best of luck. O
COME ON DOWN TO KENTUCKY!
Join us April 14-18, 2015, at the Clark County Fairgrounds in Winchester, Ky., just outside Lexington, to celebrate the
25th United Doberman Club National hosted by the Working Dobermanns of the Carolinas. Come on down for a day
or come for the weekend. If you live up north, get a jump start on spring with average temperatures in the high 60s to
the low 70s, with a large variety of act ivies and events, you will find something fun for you and your dog!
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lthough entries have closed, you can still attend as we
have many events that you and your dog can participate
in that do not require pre-registration, such as the
Conformation Seminar, SAR Demo on Stretching and
Conditioning, Barn Hunt Instinct, CGC Evaluation,
Doberman Games, etc. For the full schedule of events, visit
http://uniteddobermanclub.com/udc_online/national_schedule.pdf
on our web site. Also, if you have an interest in learning
more about Search & Rescue, you are welcome to come
observe our actual SAR training sessions, Wednesday
through Friday. We will post the training location daily at
the main show desk. Training sessions will encompass live
find, human remains and disaster.
This is an excellent opportunity for you to network
with fellow Doberman enthusiasts and learn about
new sports such as Nosework and Barn Hunt. If you
have never attended an IPO Trial, you will be able to
watch the performances of some of our best working
Dobermans. We have 18 IPO entries this year!
In addition, you still have until April 10th
to register for the Echo Clinic conducted by
Dr. Johanna Reimer on Wednesday, April 15 at the
fairgrounds. Cost: Echo – $185; Echo w/Doppler –
$250. Requires pre-registration. If you are interested,
contact Lindsay Davis at [email protected].
National Grounds
All events except IPO will be held at the Clark
County Fairgrounds with IPO being held at
Dragonsmeade Farm. Tracking will be grass.
Lunch will be available each day at the fairgrounds
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(Tuesday through Thursday) and at the IPO grounds (Friday
and Saturday). We expect to be able to offer the IPO
grounds as a practice field.
Vendor booths will be available at the fairgrounds.
Contact Lindsay Davis at [email protected] for
vendor information.
We greatly appreciate the generous hospitality of
Dragonsmeade Morgan Horse Farm, owned by Kee and
Susan Fu, for the use of their beautiful grounds for the
IPO Championship, as well as Charlie Starr of Drache Feld
German Shepherds. You will not only have an excellent
IPO field and tracking to compete on but also experience
a magnificent Kentucky horse farm. O
Clark County Fairgrounds
UDC Focus • Spring 2015
UDC Board of Directors
As of Jan. 1, 2015
Officers
President ....MARSHA SHEPPARD ......1584 Red Tree Court, Draper, UT [email protected] ..........(801) 553-6444
Vice President ....VICTORIA HALL ......P.O. Box 12426, Casa Grande, AZ 85130 [email protected] ..........................(520) 723-4135
Treasurer.............MERYL WINNIE ......220 Crow Hill Road, Delanson, NY 12053 [email protected] ................................(518) 895-8506
Recording
Secretary .........ALISSA WEAVER ......35 Dudley Road, Sutton, MA 01590 [email protected] .................(774) 287-3173
Corresponding
Secretary............. BETH BISHOP ......P.O. Box 159, Bath, MI 48808 [email protected] ...............(517) 641-7345
Membership
Secretary .......BONNIE GUZMAN ......367 Chickadee Lane, Bailey, CO 80421 [email protected] ................(303) 733-4220
Member Club
Secretary...........LINDSAY DAVIS ......3157 Dry Bread Road, White Plains, VA 23893 [email protected] ....................(434) 577-9489
Regional Directors
Canada ....MICHELLE LIMOGES ......9111-84 Ave., Edmonton, AB T6C [email protected] ....................(780) 468-6245
Northeast .................JIM TOMAN ...... 308 Washington Ave., Milltown, NJ 08850.......... [email protected] ..........................(732) 407-8746
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland
Mid-East ...BRANDI WILLIAMS ......P.O. Box 1042, Jeffersonville, IN 47131 [email protected] .......(270) 307-5775
West Virginia, Virginia, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky
South ............ VIRGINIA ROGERS ......P.O. Box 127, 230 County Rd. 167, Crane Hill, AL [email protected] ......(256) 747-8299
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina
Mid-South.................JULIE STADE ......12416 South Haven Rd., Haven, KS [email protected] .....(620) 465-3657
Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana
Mid-Central ..........DAVID STROFF ......103 N. Grant, Knob Noster, MO 65336 [email protected] ........................(660) 563-1877
North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri
Southwest ..CAROL ANN KEARNS ......8823 Sugarloaf Road, Boulder, CO [email protected] ......................(303) 506-2312
Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico
Northwest ...........MAKAYLA KING .....822 S. McKinzie Road, Liberty Lake, WA 99019 [email protected] ..........(509) 496-7211
Alaska, Washington, Montana, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming
West........................ERYNN LUCAS ......3604 Riverside Dr., Riverbank, CA 95367 [email protected] ...................(520) 306-0195
California, Nevada, Hawaii
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UDC Member Clubs
As of Jan. 1, 2015
Northeast Region
Northwest Region
Midsouth Region
New England
Working Dobermans
Nazarene Mondello
256 Moss Hill Road
Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
(617) 522-0253
[email protected]
Pacific Northwest
Doberman Pinscher Club
Sue Kelly Walsh
15710 S. Molter Road
Rockford, WA 99030
(509) 291-3147
[email protected]
Central Texas Doberman Club
Irina Sasu
2800 Perry Lane
Austin, TX 78731
(512) 285-5808
[email protected]
Tri-State Doberman Club
Ray Carlisle
20 Orchard Street
Ramsey, NJ 07446
(h) (845) 987-2357
(c) (914) 393-0166
(o) (201) 327-6100
[email protected]
www.tristatedobermanclub.com
Vermont Total Doberman Club
Traci Mulligan
P.O. Box 71
Arlington, VT 05250
(802) 375-6121
[email protected]
Mideast Region
Working Dobermans of Kentucky
Andrew Booth
7201 Old Richmond Road
Lexington, KY 40515
(805) 933-4446
[email protected]
www.workingdobermansofkentucky.com
Working Dobermanns
of the Carolinas
Lindsay Davis
3157 Dry Bread Road
White Plains, VA 23893
(434) 577-9489
[email protected]
www.workingdobermans
ofthecarolinas.com
South Region
Mid-South Working
Doberman Club
Carma Cleveland
12211 Monterey Road
Collierville, TN 38017
(901) 854-4268
[email protected]
www.midsouthdoberman.com
Midcentral Region
Mid-Central Working
Dobermans Club
Eric West
795 N.E. 101 Road
Warrensburg, MO 64093
(816) 769-4077
(660) 441-3822
[email protected]
http://mcwdc.com
Total Doberman Association
Jim Clary
358 E. Pecan Tree Road
Waxahachie, TX 75165
(682) 554-9191
[email protected]
Southwest Region
Sport Doberman
Club of Colorado
Bonnie Guzman
367 Chickadee Lane
Bailey, CO 80421
(303) 733-4220
[email protected]
West Region
Central Valley Dobermann Club
Erynn Lucas
3604 Riverside Drive
Riverbank, CA 95367
(520) 306-0195
[email protected].
www.centralvalleydobermanclub.com
Canada
Ontario Working Doberman Club
Monica Anthony
1755 Fashion Outlet Blvd.
Suite 170
Niagara Falls, NY 14304
[email protected]
www.ontarioworkingdobermanclub.com
Photo by Linda Lindic
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Diamond
Bossy
A Tribute to our Dogs,
Past and Present
Meet our present dogs ...
WATCHEM 4 ME BOSSY BROWN (Bossy. Aug. 10, 2006. DCM PDK4 Single; 24 Hr Holter 01/ 15 - Normal/1 PVC).
CARA’s HOLY TERROR (Diamond. July 01, 2010. DCM PDK4 - Neg; vWD Clear; Thyroid Normal; 24 Hr Holter 01/15 - Normal/0 PVC).
BROWN’s GIA BELLA v DEX (Gia. Aug. 12, 2011. DCM PDK4 - Neg;
OFA HIPS - GOOD; vWD - Carrier, Thyroid - Hypo; 24 Hr Holter
01/15 - NORMAL)
ALASTAIR’s MY OLD FLAME (Flame. March 26. DCM PDK4 - Neg;
vWD - Clear; Thyroid - Normal; 24 Hr Holter 01/15 - NORMAL)
Gia
Flame
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Remembering our dogs of the past, beginning with our first Dobe:
NATASHA ... our very first Dobe.
The RED BARON (Baron)
RIO BEAU’s EL SEGUNDO (D.O.G. COD Spine Injury)
CF SILHOUETTE’s WHISPER CD, WAC (Mischief. COD Natural/Age)
DAY’s BRANDYWINE KRICKETT (Krickett. Two legs. COD Natural/Age)
CF HOOKER’s LAST TRICK (Yahtzee. May 07, 1988 - Nov. 04, 1997.
COD - DCM)
CLOVERFIELD THUNDER STORM (Stormy. Dec. 30, 1995 - Nov. 09, 2008.
COD - Natural/Age)
THUNDER STORM XXVIII (Thunder. Dec. 19, 1997 - Sept. 15, 2005.
COD - DCM/Bloat)
FINDEM 4 ME von VICARAL (Dufus. Feb. 12, 2005 - Nov. 01, 2012.
COD - Liver/Pancreatic Cancer)
CARA’s PANZER (Panzer. Feb. 13, 2005 - June 05, 2011.
COD - Pulmonary Embolism/Pyometra)
We would like to thank the following people for their love and dedication
to the Doberman breed and for the many years of love and loyalty they
have provided: the late Nancy O'Brien, Robbie Mays, Ray Carlisle,
Loel Turpin, Mitch Edley, Victoria Hall and Lynne Watkins.
Roberta Brown | [email protected]
Doofus and Panzer
Renal Disease
in the
Doberman
By Leslie Carpenter
Treasure Seeker Dobermans
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Photo by Monica Anthony
lthough I have owned Dobermans and
been an informed breed enthusiast for
more than 35 years, I was blindsided
in 2013 when my 2-year-old Doberman,
purchased as a sport competition prospect,
received a diagnosis of chronic renal failure.
Chronic renal failure is a progressive disorder
in which the kidneys slowly lose the ability
to concentrate urine and eliminate wastes.
The disease is associated with irreversible
changes to the kidney structure, such as
scarring and loss of nephrons, the functional
units of the kidney.1 Renal disease can be
acquired or inherited.
Symptoms and Diagnosis. I had noticed
that my young Doberman Lucas had been
drinking a lot of water and had been
urinating a lot, sometimes waking me in
the middle of the night to go outside. As he
was a typically boisterous and active young
dog that loved to swim and play in the water,
I thought that perhaps his water drinking
behavior was a play behavior because he
was a very driven dog. Although he would
occasionally miss a meal, he was otherwise
acting normal ... very active, attentive, lively
and happy. He never soiled in the house,
and never dribbled urine. He maintained
his weight, and was energetic. I took him
in to the veterinarian to be checked out just
because the behavior was a little unusual,
and I wanted to make sure that everything
was okay.
At the veterinarian’s office, the vet took
Lucas’s history. They drew some blood and
collected some urine to send out to the lab,
and told me to expect some answers within
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Petside.com – Renal Failure, Chronic (Canine);
http://www.petside.com/condition/dog/renal-failurechroniccanine
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48 hours. I received the follow-up call from the
veterinarian the following Saturday morning
while I was at training. Her fateful words were,
“Your dog has renal disease.” At that time, I
hadn’t a clue what that really meant.
The veterinarian arrived at this diagnosis by
examining some key values in a complete blood
count (CBC) and a urine panel, along with
Lucas’s history. As he was not acting sick, and
had been drinking a lot of water for a fairly long
period of time (several months), we were not
dealing with an acute situation but a chronic one.
The key compounds in the blood used to
diagnose renal failure are BUN (blood urea
nitrogen), creatinine and phosphorus. Another
compound, amylase, is often above normal in
dogs with renal disease. Elevated blood levels
of these compounds, in conjunction with an
inability of the dog to concentrate his urine,
resulting in a low specific gravity of the urine, are
indicative of renal failure. Additional symptoms
and conditions associated with renal failure,
including proteinuria (loss of protein in the
Lucas during
a training
session. Photo
courtesy Leslie
Carpenter.
When acute disease or traumatic
conditions have been ruled out in a
dog less than two years old who is
displaying symptoms of renal failure,
Juvenile Renal Disease is strongly
suspected by the veterinarian.
urine) and high blood pressure. Because the
kidney plays such an important role in electrolyte
balance and hormone regulation, other serious
conditions may emerge during the treatment
of the chronic renal patient. The veterinary
community uses the standard IRIS (International
Renal Interest Society) staging assessment to
determine what stage of kidney failure a dog
might be in. www.iris-kidney.com/guidelines/en/
staging_ckd.shtml.2
Acute renal failure can be caused by traumatic events
such as poisoning or infection. These situations typically
present with the dog in obvious distress. If a causative factor
for the distress can be discovered and the dog can be
treated, it is possible that she can regain kidney function
and lead a normal life. When a dog is discovered to be in
renal failure, additional diagnostic tests are recommended
to rule out infections such as leptospirosis or tick borne
diseases, which can cause symptoms of renal failure. An
ultrasound can help to identify possible blockages due to
urinary stones and other potentially curable causes of
kidney failure.
When acute disease or traumatic conditions have been
ruled out in a dog less than two years old who is displaying
symptoms of renal failure, Juvenile Renal Disease is strongly
suspected by the veterinarian.3 This is a general term that
can include several abnormalities or disease conditions of
the kidneys that can arise from a condition called renal
dysplasia, or RD. This is a condition in which the kidney
tissue fails to differentiate properly during gestation and
the first few weeks of life. The two terms are often used
interchangeably. The definitive diagnosis for Juvenile Renal
Disease or Renal Dysplasia is by wedge biopsy of the kidney
(a surgical procedure that must be done under anesthesia)
or by an examination of the kidney tissues by a pathologist
after the animal’s death.4
Because the dog’s kidneys do such a good job of
compensating for damage, a disease condition can go
undetected for a long time, and by the time an owner notices the symptoms of water drinking (polydipsia) and
excessive urination (polyuria) and the altered blood values
are discovered in a complete blood count (CBC), the dog
has lost 75-80% or more of the functioning kidney tissue.
continued on next page
2
International Renal Interest Society Website
Fleischer, Susan, 1996.
4
Whiteley, 2011.
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Lucas, age 2.5 years,
during a practice
session. Photo courtesy
Leslie Carpenter.
Kidney continued from page 11
Unlike some body tissues,
kidney tissue once lost is gone forever, so a dog can never
heal from chronic renal failure, but sometimes the
progression of the disease can be slowed, and the dog
will feel better with good management.
Chronic renal failure is a progressive disease. Once a dog
is diagnosed with chronic renal failure, the owner should
work closely with his/her veterinarian to develop an
appropriate diet for the dog, based upon blood and urine
lab values. Dietary needs will change depending upon the
stage of the disease, and additional supportive care such as
anti-nausea medications, anti-diarrheal medications,
calcium supplementation, phosphorus binders, and blood
pressure medicine will likely be needed as the disease
progresses. If is not unusual for a dog with chronic renal
failure to display signs of kidney infection or inflammation,
and it is generally agreed among veterinarians that these
infections, while they can and should be treated for the
comfort of the dog, are a result of the underlying disease
condition of the kidney, and not necessarily a causative
factor for the renal insufficiency.
When the existing kidney tissue is damaged to the
point that the dog can no longer filter toxins from his
blood, he will stop eating altogether, because eating makes
him nauseous. He will become dehydrated from the
vomiting, diarrhea, and excessive urine output that
accompanies the toxic condition. With continuous
veterinary support, including dialysis, some dogs can live
a long time with kidney disease, but such intensive and
expensive veterinary care is not usually a realistic option
for most Doberman owners.
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So What About Renal Dysplasia and the Doberman?
Renal dysplasia is believed to be caused by a gene mutation
that blocks the differentiation of embryonic renal tissue
from developing into the mature tissues of the kidney that
are required to properly filter the blood of the byproducts of
metabolism. Dysplasia can occur in several structures of the
kidney. The gene that may be responsible for the disease has
been identified by the Canadian researcher Mary Whiteley,
Ph.D.5 Her work has been supported by the American
Miniature Schnauzer Club, the American Lhasa Apso Club,
and the American Shih Tzu Club. A genetic test for the
disease mutation is now available from her company,
Dogenes, Inc. A test sample can be collected by cheek cell
swab by the owner, and is mailed to the testing center for
evaluation. Results are returned within four to six weeks.6
The inheritance of this disease is believed to be similar
to cardiomyopathy in that the mutation is an autosomal
dominant gene with incomplete penetrance, which means
that unknown environmental factors can affect the
expression of the gene. This means that a dog with one
copy of the gene may or may not be affected by the disease,
but it also means that a dog that is homozygous positive for
the gene might not show signs of disease. Having the gene
mutation is not a predictor of whether or not the dog will
display signs of disease.
Unfortunately, as we have found with cardiomyopathy,
this type of defect can be passed from generation to
5
6
Whiteley, 2011.
Dogenes, Inc.
generation with only an occasional individual displaying
signs of disease, while at the same time the frequency of the
gene in the breeding population may continue to increase,
especially when a carrier is heavily used in a breeding
program. According to Whiteley, on average, a dog with
one copy of the mutation will pass it on to about half of his
or her puppies, but only about 5 percent of dogs with the
mutation will be clinically affected with the disease. “Dogs
may have the mutation and be normal,” explains Whiteley.
“However, when the disease strikes, it's awful.”
What does this mean to Doberman breeders and
enthusiasts? Familial renal disease has been documented in
the breed,7 and an Internet search returns many stories of
renal failure in both young and old Dobermans. In much
of the literature available on popular pet websites, the
Doberman is listed in the top five to seven breeds affected
by chronic renal failure. It is possible that some deaths
caused by renal failure, especially in very young puppies, are
... I believe our members can provide
leadership in educating Doberman
owners and breeders about this
disease by using the test as part of
their breeding selection process and
making others aware of the disease ...
undiagnosed. According to Whiteley, the disease condition
can be seen in puppies as young as 2 months old. It may
also strike a dog later in life, depending upon the
percentage of the dysplastic (non-differentiated) cells in
the kidney. When a 7 or 8 year old dog is diagnosed with
renal failure, it is likely that the veterinarian and owner will
view the diagnosis as an isolated event and not correlate
the disease to a genetic predisposition to the disease. 8 9
At the present time, we do not know the frequency of
the gene mutation in the existing Doberman population,
and there is not clear agreement in the scientific community
that the mutation is actually responsible for causing disease
in Dobermans.10 Further research is needed and will require
cooperation from Doberman breeders and owners.
Most importantly, the ability to test for the disease does
not mean that it should be used as a single deciding factor
in whether to use a particular dog for breeding or not. All of
a dog’s traits must be considered when making a breeding
decision, and a dog that offers a lot of good things to the
breed can continue to be used selectively. If a dog is
discovered to be a carrier for RD and that information is
used to breed selectively against RD, an RD free status in
the progeny can be achieved within two generations.
Research on renal disease in dogs has been ongoing for
many years. Canine renal disease is well documented, and it
occurs in many breeds. The AKC Canine Health Foundation
has issued several grants to study the disease, and research
7
Chew DJ, et. al. , 1983.
Fleisher, Susan L.,1996
9
Whiteley, et. al. 2011.
10
PLOS ONE, 2012.
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continues at this time. Easy to administer genetic testing
for this and other heritable diseases is a relatively recent
development in dog breeding. It is important for breeders
to become knowledgeable about the tests available, while
at the same time use caution and judgment in using the
results of these tests in making breeding decisions.
In order to better understand heritable renal disease in
Dobermans, an open, honest discussion about the disease
needs to occur within the Doberman community. We need
to gain a better understanding of the frequency of the
disease and the mutation in our Doberman population,
and begin to assess whether the existence of the mutation
is actually correlated to disease in Dobermans. When the
disease strikes, whether in a young dog or an older dog, we
need to be proactive in gathering as much data as possible
about siblings and progeny, and avail ourselves of the
genetic test to begin to understand whether the test
actually correlates to disease in the Doberman.
Speaking from personal experience, a diagnosis of chronic
renal failure in a beloved pet is heartbreaking for the owner
and breeder alike. Members of the United Doberman Club
have always held genetic health in high regard, and I
believe our members can provide leadership in educating
Doberman owners and breeders about this disease by using
the test as part of their breeding selection process and
making others aware of the disease in Dobermans. As a
Dobe owner, you can provide regular updates to the UDC
Registrar (Administrator of Records) to keep the UDC
database updated with cause of death of your dogs, and if
you perform the RD test on your dogs, whether they are
breeding stock or not, record those results with the UDC as
well. If you are (or know) a DPCA member, that information
can also go into the Dobequest database at www.dobequest.
org, which is quite feature-rich but sadly underused. O
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Development of the Kidney in Dogs, www.akcchf.org/research/fundedresearch/1766.html
International Renal Interest Society Website – Overview of the IRIS staging
system for CKD
www.iris-kidney.com/education/en/education06.shtml
Fleisher, Susan L.,1996. Juvenile Renal Disease,
www.vetprof.com/clientinfo/juvenilerenal.html
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Sitz ...
Reste ...
Lehni ...
Hier!
Common Dog Commands in Several Languages
E
ver hear strange sounding dog commands when you are
on the training field and wonder what they are? This
chart will translate those foreign words and give you
some of your own to use when training.
Note phonetic pronunciations are shown in parentheses.
A slash (“/”) indicates alternative possibilities. Keep in mind
that the translations from English are not always literal,
but rather they attempt to reflect the terms used by nativespeaking dog trainers of the various languages listed. Go
to Dr. P’s website, www4.uwsp.edu/psych/dog/languag1.htm,
and click on a command to hear the correct pronunciation
for that command. O
This chart was compiled by Dr. P. with help from the Internet
community. If you have comments, additions or corrections,
contact Dr. P at www4.uwsp.edu/psych/dog/languag1.htm.
Reprinted with permission from Dr. P’s Dog Training.
Photo by Summer Melillo
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This is the section where all members have the opportunity to publicize and brag about the most recent
accomplishments of you and your dog. This is one of the perks of your UDC membership — take advantage
of it! Any title you have earned at any recognized canine organization will be printed. Let the world know
how proud you are of your dog and your achievements together.
Accomplishments earned October 31st to March 1, 2015
Schutzhund IPO
Agility and Obedience
Summer Melillo and “Jett”
Jett von Pontiffhaus NA OAJ NF WAC CGC
IPO1 AD RS-O JS-E, GS-E RN CD
New - IPO1 (81-78-75)
New – AD
Summer Melillo and “Jett”
Jett von Pontiffhaus NA OAJ NF WAC CGC IPO1
AD RS-O JS-E, GS-E RN CD
New – RS-O GS-O GS-E
Catherine Lewis and “Pyro”
Pyro v.d. Burgstatte, BH, IPO-1
New - IPO1 93-83-98 (279)
Marylyn DeGregorio and Isabel
UDC, UKC, Int’l Ch. Isabel vh Wantij, BH, WAC, VCX, ATT,
CGC, YTT, PTT, CHIC
New – BH at Schnauzerfest 2014
Rally
Danette Hoenie and “Pearl”
Family Dobes Black Tide Pearl, BH, A TAN, OB1,
ID3 (Iron Dog3), RDT1 (Real Dog Trial 1),
CGCA, URO1, Barn Hunt RAT1
New – URO1, CGCA, RAT1
Anthony DeGregorio and “Rudy”
UDC Ch. Beja’s Redneck Brother Rudy, SchH 1, ZTP,
NW-1, CDX, OB-1, TR-1, BH, WAC, VCX, CGC,
CHIC, Certified Advanced HRD
New - CDX
Amanda Albretsen, Mick'l Scadden and “Mya”
Incredible Fallon, MX, MXJ, T2B, XF, SJ, SS, SG, SSA,
AD, AJ, AS, ASA, AAD, SM, SCH, SSB , CSAU, ATT, CGF
Snooker Champion
New - MX, MXJ, T2B, OF, XF, SM, Snooker Champion
SAR
Pam Burns and “Trace”
Rebholzer Ricky Mountain Trace of the Blood Moon, CGC
New – Canine Good Citizen
Certification for Building Search
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Photo by Summer Melillo
The Dr. Jean Dodds Seminar in NewYork
By Bob Cohen
Note: this article was written based on notes I took during the
seminar and from written materials. Any factual or technical
errors should be blamed on me, not Dr. Dodds. — Bob Cohen
A
bout a dozen years ago, I had an opportunity to listen
to a presentation by veterinarian W. Jean Dodds at a
national specialties in the southwest. That seminar
lasted only a couple of hours and was jam-packed with
information. When I learned that Dr. Dodds was going to be
giving a two-day seminar near Albany, N.Y., last November I
jumped at the opportunity.
She covered an amazing amount of ground in those two
days. I’ll try to cover some of the highlights that I think
may be of most interest to our members.
To begin with: Who is Jean Dodds? In the 1960s she
was a research scientist with the New York State Health
Department, becoming chief of the Laboratory of
Hematology. Two decades later, she moved to California
and established Hemopet, the first nonprofit national blood
bank program for animals. She is a co-trustee of the Rabies
Challenge Fund Charitable Trust. Many will have heard of
her from her work, along with Dr. Ron Schultz (who is
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principle investigator of the Rabies Challenge Fund) getting
the word out that dogs do not need annual vaccinations for
most illnesses. (Google “Dodds vaccination protocol” for
more information.)
Dr. Dodds notes that modern vaccine technology gives
effective protection for pets against serious infectious
diseases. But overvaccination — vaccination when it is not
necessary or giving vaccines that may not be needed —
can actually bring risk of adverse reactions. Some of these
reactions are serious. They can be chronically debilitating,
even fatal. The pet owner must balance the benefit/risk
equation. Many vaccinations can be effective for many
years, perhaps for the life of the dog. Measuring serum
antibody titers can show whether a vaccination is needed
or whether an earlier vaccination still provides effective
protection. To measure titers, a blood sample is taken and
then sent to a lab.
Dr. Dodds recognizes that reactions to vaccines can vary
by breed, which accords with the recommendations of many
breeders to give puppy vaccinations individually (i.e. not to
use vaccines with multiple components in one dose), and
she recommends commencing the vaccination series later
than is common, at 9 to 10 weeks. Thereafter, it is
recommended to perform titer tests instead of automatic
annual vaccinations to learn if further vaccination is
actually necessary or if the dog has sufficient protection
from earlier vaccination. After puppyhood, boosters may
only be needed every three to seven years, if even that
frequently, for healthy adults (distemper, parvovirus and
adenovirus vaccines can be effective for at least nine years),
and geriatric dogs should be vaccinated only with caution.
Interestingly, vaccine reactions can occur immediately or as
much as 45 days after administration of the vaccine.
She pointed out other issues with vaccines. Vaccines are
generally administered with a standard dose without regard
to the size or weight of the dog. Yet adverse reactions are
inverse to weight, meaning more reactions with smaller
dogs. Should a Doberman receive the same vaccine dose as
a much smaller Papillon? Dr. Dodds said that there is no
medical reason to give the same amount of vaccine
regardless of the dog’s body mass. Should vaccines be given
together or separately in the same injection? (Monovalent
or polyvalent products.) It may be wiser to give even
boosters individually. (I’ve found that it can be difficult to
have your vet give vaccinations containing just one serum.
More popular are combination vaccines which immunize
against a group of diseases with just one shot. For me, this
has meant custom ordering of monovalent products as vets
around here do not stock them.)
Combination vaccines may contain antigens other than
those of the clinically important (“core”) disease agents,
some of which may be unnecessary, and their use may
increase the risk of adverse reactions.
Dr. Dodds is by no means anti-vaccine. She points out
that today’s vaccines are good and effective. Perhaps 4 to 5
percent of vaccinated pets may suffer some adverse reaction
to vaccination (vaccinosis), with some reactions being very
minor. Yet there are great benefits to vaccination. For “herd
health,” 70 percent need to be vaccinated, yet overall with
dogs only about 50 percent are.
Some individuals will be non-respondents or lowrespondents to vaccination. This is a genetic trait. Low- or
non-response can be found through a serum titer test. Thus,
Dr. Dodds recommends distemper and parvovirus titers
about four weeks after the last puppy vaccination. If there
is low response, give one more vaccination and re-test.
A measurable titer means there is immunity. There is no
benefit to booster shots if there is measurable immunity.
There is no benefit to doing titer tests more often than
every three years.
Of great interest regarding vaccinations is the ongoing
Rabies Challenge project. Rabies vaccinations can be quite
stressful to a dog, and the present regime of state-mandated
vaccinations at one- or three-year intervals is largely arbitrary.
The project is well into its sixth year and seeks to provide
a scientific basis for extending the time between state-lawmandated boosters for rabies vaccinations. They have found
that all but a very few dogs have immunity to rabies at a
point six-and-one-half years after vaccination. The period of
effective immunity may be even longer, as it is for other
vaccines. Dr. Dodds expects to be writing a paper with
Professor Ron Schultz as coauthor. They expect to provide a
scientific basis for a new rabies vaccination protocol with
less frequent required vaccinations, and acceptance of titer
testing in lieu of vaccination.
I’d known of Hemopet as a place that does titer testing
of blood samples so that a dog owner can find out if
previously given vaccinations are sufficient to have
conferred immunity, obviating the need for additional
vaccinations (at least at the time of the sample). But that is
just one facet of Hemopet. It is also involved with rescue of
retired racing Greyhounds and with a canine blood bank
that supplies dog blood and blood products to veterinarians.
Another service offered by Hemopet is a saliva sample-based
test for food sensitivity or intolerance. There is plenty of
information on these topics at the Hemopet website. (This
isn’t intended to be a commercial for Hemopet, but I was
unaware of the range of its activities, and I suspect that
many readers would similarly be unaware.)
Dr. Dodds spent considerable time discussing illnesses
that are of much greater concern to people with breeds
other than mine. As she discussed these diseases, I was
struck by how many afflict some breeds and I am grateful
that my own breed is a fairly healthy breed, with few of
these genetically based diseases.
There are many autoimmune diseases that can afflict
dogs. But even with a condition that is linked to a given
breed, not every individual will suffer from the diseases.
Autoimmune disease can be understood with the benefit of
a Venn diagram showing that disease manifests when there
is a combination of factors: genetics, virus, sex hormones
and stress. Autoimmunity can develop in genetically
susceptible individuals and may be triggered by
environmental agents. Development of the condition
is the result of the sum of genetic and environmental
actors that override normal mechanics of self-tolerance.
Etiology
of
Autoimmune
Diseases
Illustration
courtesy of
W. Jean
Dodds, DVM
Studies have shown that the genome is programmed
for health and longevity. Diet and good nutrition are,
not surprisingly, important in good health for our dogs. Dr.
Dodds noted that modern dogs share 99.8 percent of genes
with wolves. There are 122 genes located in the remaining
.2 percent. Dogs have three specific genes that control
digestion and utilization of starch. Modern dogs are adapted
to eat and utilize more starch than wolves. They have also
adapted to deal with stress. (Necessary if they’re going to
live with people, I presume!)
Dr. Dodds stated that nutrition is the most important
factor for human and animal health. The emerging field of
nutrigenomics studies the molecular relationships between
nutrition and the response of genes in promoting health.
Genetic differences between individuals lead to variations in
dietary requirements for energy and nutrient needs, and to
maintain health. This may lead to customizing diets — in
humans and dogs — to better promote individual health. O
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In Memorium
Honoring UDC Service Dogs
that Passed Away in 2014
Compiled and submitted by Michelle L. Limoges (Current as of January 2015.)
First Strykes’ Way of the Warrior
“Gabe”
(2007 – 2013)
Owner/handler: Maria Ciski, Kansas
Dam: Irinland Emili Ester, CGC,
Certified SAR-HRD, WAC, BH
Sire: Ch. Czech., Bdsgr., Kob Black Gong,
ScH-I, IPO-I
Breeder: Tiffany Mahaffey Brizendine
Gabe had an amazing personality — confident,
inquisitive, fearless and very smart. He was a
distinctive, really big boy with a “larger than life”
personality that masked a kind and loving spirit.
As a Human Remains Detection dog, Gabe had
a solid work ethic, generally working quickly and
efficiently. He could go into a search sector, clear
it and be done with surprising speed and accuracy.
It was that ability, combined with his personality,
which made him a successful search dog.
Unfortunately, Gabe’s working career was cut
short with an early cancer diagnosis. In spite of
that, he had accomplished a lot before being
retired. Gabe was a certified member of Great Plains
Search Dogs and an associate member of Michigan
Search and Rescue. As a certified HRD team,
Maria and Gabe responded to requests by law
enforcement to find evidence at crime scenes,
explosions and cold cases throughout the state of
Kansas. The team responded to several tornadoes,
most notably the EF-5 multiple-vortex tornado that
struck Joplin, Mo., in May 2011.
Gabe’s strength and refusal to give up kept him going into retirement. In spite of a diagnosis of cancer in his
nose, he learned to compensate and utilized the side of his nose that remained cancer-free to locate training
problems. He loved to work, and in spite of his disease never lost his desire to get out and train with Maria.
It was after his retirement that one of his most important roles developed. He became the constant
companion and nanny for an elderly 91-year-old woman. During the day, he remained constantly at her side.
He checked her and her room every morning and evening, and alerted Maria if anything happened. He never
left the woman’s side and, in truth, became her personal therapy dog. Their friendship and his many antics
became her constant source of delight and endless stories.
Unfortunately, even after extensive cancer therapy, Gabe passed away early in 2014. O
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“Andor” Von Hess
(2007-2014)
Owner/handler: Pam Burns, Michigan
Sire: Agir Miss Jakoso | Dam: Ascomannis Leika
Breeder: Ivan Rios
Andor was born in Virginia to a dam that did French Ring
and a sire that had done Schutzhund. I had high hopes of
getting a nice Human Remains Detection dog when we
went to test the litter. He tested so much higher than the
puppy I initially liked. I had to take him! He was the
smallest of the boys. He got into the car and never
looked back. Anyone who met Andor recognized his
total attachment to me. I was his person!
Andor had big paws to fill, as Copper had DCM and he
had to learn quickly, often working the same problems
that Copper did. He went on his first search before he was
18 months old, working two solid days and handled it like
he'd been doing it for years. He continued to work on many
searches in Michigan and surrounding states throughout
his life, having made several finds.
His favorite searches were historical. He loved
reconstructing a cemetery!
Andor enjoyed living on the lake, swimming and retrieving a bumper off the dock. He took to agility with a
passion and would critic any televised performances with grumbles. He was a very well-traveled boy between
searches, seminars and vacations. It didn't matter what we did as long as he was with me; he was fine with it.
While he really wasn't a social kind of guy, over the years he expanded his human and canine circle of friends.
In his final months, Andor did several children's demos as well as doing therapy work at the nursing home, making
a difference until the end.
Andor left me far too early, leaving a big set of paws to fill for my new puppy, Trace. O
Questwood’s Kisatchie Man “Jäger”
(2003-2014)
Owner: Irene Korotev, Missouri
Sire: Quinto von Falkenfeld | Dam: Biemuller’s Naughty Lola
Breeder: Peter Betchley
Jäger became a member of Missouri Search and Rescue K-9 at three
months of age. He became operational two years later in 2005, and
earned a CD in the AKC obedience ring the same month. He was
operational in area search, land and water cadaver, light disaster,
and became very proficient in trailing, which ended up being his
forte. He certified in 2009 with the North American Police Working
Dog Association in Cadaver.
He was part of the heavy rescue task force with the area fire departments, and worked toward certification under SUSAR (State
Urban Search and Rescue) standards.
Jäger had a very productive working life, participating in more
than 150 searches. Jäger was lucky enough to be successful on many
of his searches, and as a result of one memorable case he was
awarded a Certificate of Appreciation from the Lee’s Summit Police
Department. This honor was regarding his work in locating a
suicidal man before he could harm himself. The police department
had been searching for the man for several hours prior to the team’s
arrival on scent; Jäger found him within 15 minutes.
In 2008, Jäger was not only selected as the DPCA SAR Doberman
of the Year but also UDC Service Dog of the Year in 2011. Irene
and husband Dave along with SAR Doberman Lexi are missing
him very much. O
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UDC Versatility Committee Report
Winter 2014
by Julie Ferado, UDC Versatility Title Registrar
Congratulations to the following very special Dobermans and their proud owners
for their attainment of the VC and VCX titles during the months of October and November 2014!
Versatility Companion Excellent (VCX)
10/31/2014
UDC Ch. Rebholzer Bad Company, CD, RAE, BH, BSA E1A, WAC, CGC, ATT
Owned and Loved by Catherine LaBarre
11/3/2014
UDC Ch. Navistar's Cruise Control IPO2, ZTP v1A, BSA-E1A, NA, NAJ, NF, WAC, CA, BFL-1
Owned and Loved by Debbie Hartzell
11/4/2014
UDC Ch., UKC Ch. Incredible Fidelis, BH, BSA E1A, IPO 1, ATT, WAC
Owned and Loved by John H. Currie, Jr.
11/25/2014
UDC Ch., UKC Ch. Isabel vh Wantij, BH,ATT, WAC, CGC
Owned and Loved by Marylyn DeGregorio
Versatility Companion (VC)
11/4/2014
Csabre von Danzig, BH, MR 1, WAC, APr2, BSA E1A, ATT
Owned and Loved by Andrew Booth
11/19/2014
Texas Midnight Storm, BH, WAC, ATT, CA, CGC
Owned and Loved by Heather and Andrew Booth
Send me your new and updated Versatility Profile Questionnaires for the quarterly “Versatility Spotlight” feature in
UDC Focus! Don’t pass up this unique opportunity for recognition of your Doberman companion and your accomplishments
together as a working team.
If you have a VC or VCX title and would like to submit or update your Versatility Profile Questionnaire, please call or
write and I will be happy to send you a new questionnaire.
If you have earned new titles since your VC or VCX title was awarded, let me know and I will be pleased to announce
your new titles in the next Versatility Report.
If you would like more information on the UDC Versatility program or a VC-VCX application, please print out the
Versatility Title Requirements and Application Form from the UDC website, www.uniteddobermanclub.com, or call me
at (425) 226-4810 (evenings, or anytime to leave a message), or contact me at my email address: [email protected].
Julianne Ferado, UDC Versatility Committee, P.O. Box 58455, Renton, WA 98058-1455
Photo by Monica Anthony
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UDC Versatility Companion (VC) Titles
Compiled by Julie Ferado, UDC Verstility Title Registrar
Date Title
Awarded
Dog Name
Owner(s)
4/7/92...............CARLO VOM DONAUTAL, SCHHI, B, CDX, WAC, GHC...........................................................................................Donald H. Marlowe
4/7/92...............BA/CAN/ PR/CH PRANCING PONY’S J. GABRIEL, AM - CAN - PR CD, TT, GHC ...................................................Sharon Renae Barzen
34/12/92...........BARETTA VOM DONAUTAL, SCHHI, B, WAC, GHC.................................................................................................................Gail Dodd
6/8/92...............CAMDEN’S SUNSHINE, CDX, WAC, TDI, CGC.............................................................................................................Cathy L. Camden
6/28/92.............BOSS VOM DONAUTAL, TD, T1, B, GSSD READY-SEARCH ..............................................................................................Ricardo Ferado
6/28/92.............SATAN’S MIDNIGHT WARRIOR III, B, SCHHII, AD .....................................................................................................Curtis S. Northrup
7/5/92...............PHONIX VOM NORDEN STAMM, SCHHIII, CD, TD, FH, WAC ......................................................................................Sue Kelly-Walsh
8/13/92.............FALKENBURGS ILLISSA V D NIEUWE LOOT, B, CGC, ATT .................................................................Wolfgang and Claudia Pfirrmann
10/5/92.............CH WIKING DE NIEUWE LOOT VAN STEVINHAGE, IPOI, ZTP ........................................Jack and Ella Kooy and Wolfgang Pfirrmann
10/15/92...........INVERUREY’S FRENCH FANTASY, UD, SCHHIII, GHC, WAC, ATT, D-CD.......................................................................Ellen L. Higgins
10/25/92...........PRANCING PONY DANA V WARLOCK, CD, TD, B, SCHHI, WH, WAC ..........................................................................Julianne Ferado
11/10/92...........GRAVIN ONYX VOM NEERLAND STAMM, CDX, B, SCHIII, WH, GHC, CGC, TDI......Paulette and G. Price Bethel and Mary Rodgers
11/23/92...........COPYRIGHT PROTECTED KRISTOFF, CD, T1, SCHHI, ATT.........................................................................................Linda Ann Tobiasz
11/24/92...........ROYOLYN EIGHTEEN-TWELVE, AM/CAN CD, TD, T1, WAC, SAR...........................................................................Michelle L. Limoges
4/4/93...............A SPICY LADY V D ZIEGELHAUS, TD, T1, ATT, SAR.............................................................................Shirley M. and David Hammond
8/26/93.............ECLIPSE VOM DONAUTAL, B, WAC, CGC ...........................................................................................................................Gail B. Dodd
10/12/93...........ALEXA VOM DONAUTAL, CD, B, SCHHI, WH, GHC, WAC, CGC, ATTS...............................................................................Sue W. Hall
10/26/93...........AMAITA VON DE ARACOURURO, B, SCHHI, WAC, CGC, TT ........................................................................................Luis M. Vazquez
5/21/94.............SHADY ACRE’S IDEAL MR. SPOCK, BH, SCHII, UD, ATT, CGC............................................................................................Beverly Press
7/1/94...............PANDA VON DYNASTY, CDX, B, TD, SCHHII .................................................................................Dennis Helm and Melodie Limpach
10/1/94.............ONDRA VOM BINSELBERG, B, SCHHI, WAC, CGC, ATTS ..............................................................................................Luis M. Vazquez
2/4/95...............ECHO VOM DONAUTAL, CD, B, GHC, WAC, CGC................................................................................................................Sue W. Hall
5/31/95.............CH KANSA’S INTOXICATIN’ AQUARIUS, CD, ROM, CGC, TDI ..........................................................................................Julie K. Stade
6/30/95.............TIKA VON ROYAL GIN, B, UDC ATT, CGC .................................................................................................Nellie Walter and DeDe Beck
4/12/96.............CH BJF A MIDSUMMER-NIGHT’S DREAM, CD, TDI,CGC ...............................................................Jim Briley and Mark and Julie Stade
4/19/96.............AGAPE’S SEASONS OF THE LION, CD, BH, CGC, ATT......................................................................Connie Galloway and Mollie Stroff
7/28/96.............SENTINEL SPELCASTER V ZYSING, CD, B, OFA, ATT, CGC ..............................................................David Stroff and Cathy L. Camden
12/23/96...........YUKON VOM WEISEN HAUS, SchH III, ZTP SG1A, CD, CGC, TDI..................................................................................Soile Jarvenpaa
2/21/97.............SENTINEL’S SPECTER, B, WAC, CGC .............................................................................................................................Cathy L. Camden
5/15/97.............U-CD MISS PEGASUS SUE, UDX, WAC, CGC ....................................................................................................................Nancy Brunker
9/17/97.............RED OAK’S AUBREY, AKC-CKC CDX,D-CD,B,TI,SCHH1,GHC,WAC,STT,CGC ...............................................................Ellen L. Higgins
9/17/97.............CAMILLA VOM KAISERHAUS, CD, SCHH3, T1, WAC, CGC .....................................................................................................Lori Janes
11/1/97.............WWKC CH MAGENTA’S LUCKIE AMBROSIA, B, SchH 1, ZTP V1B .....................................................................................Nellie Walter
11/29/97...........CH SARENA’S SHAKE RAG JAMIE, BH, WAC, CGC.........................................................................................Lieselotte and Ray Hookey
2/28/98.............CARA’S BLACK ROSE ANGELINA BAHIR, CDX, B, NA, CGC ................................................................................................Bruno Klang
2/28/98.............ALLIE VOM KAISERHAUS, BH, T1, SchH 1, WAC ................................................................................Linda C. Kurz and Joseph L. Kurz
2/28/98.............DELIGHT OF STARFIRE, CDX, WAC, CGC ........................................................................................................................Nancy Brunker
4/24/98.............ALISATON STAR-TRIP V DALCLAR, CD, WAC, AD, CGC, FEMA LEVEL II........................................................................Gail McCarthy
4/24/98.............CH PATRIOT’S STARS ‘N’ STRIPES, CD, ROM, AD, CGC....................................................................................................Gail McCarthy
4/24/98.............HERRO VOM BOGENSTADT, SchH 3, IPO 3, B, CD, WAC, ZTP ................................................................................................Lori Janes
6/28/98.............UDC CH REBHOLZER HIGH INTENSITY, B Brevet, UDC FFB .........................................................................................Desiree Malouin
6/28/98.............RED OAK’S BLAIR, AKC-CKC CD, T 1, SchH 1, WAC, HIC, CGC ........................................................................................Ellen Higgins
7/18/98.............WILLOW VON DYNASTY, CDX, B, T 1, SchH 1, WAC, ZTP G1A, CGC ...............................................................................Lisa Johnson
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UDC VC Titles continued from page 21
12/31/98...........U-CDX DAWN OF STARFIRE, UD, WAC, CGC ..................................................................................................................Nancy Brunker
1/8/99...............SENTINEL’S MERLIN, B, WAC, ATTS, CGC, TDI, STT ........................................................................Cathy L. Camden and David Stroff
2/19/99.............CERBERUS VOM NORDEN STAMM, CD, B, SchH 2, WH, ATTS, CGC, NNDDA ..................................................................Francis Fayn
2/19/99.............AKC CH MANDOLIN BRING ON THE NIGHT, CD, ROM, ATT, CGC........................................Joannah Davis and I. Annette Williams
2/27/99.............NOBLE HOUSE CITA FRISCO, AKC UD, B, SchH 2, ATT, CGC ........................................................................................Ellen Marchand
4/6/99...............U-AGI U-CD Navistar’s QB Sneak v Triadel, Am.-Can. CD, NA, NAJ, NJ, OA, TT, CGC.....................................................Debra Hartzell
5/8/99...............U-AGI Achates v Moss Hill, BH, NA, NAJ, NJ, WAC, CGCPeg Mueller
6/6/99...............U-CDX Papageno, Can. CD, Am. CDX, WAC, ATTS, TDI, CGCFred Dunaway
6/11/99.............IABCAA Int’l. CH Jag vom Donautal, B, CGC, Certified for K-9 Basic Cadaver Search .....................................................Ricardo Ferado
8/7/99...............CH BJF Crescendo V Aquarius, CD, ROM .....................................................................................................................Jill and Art Graves
11/26/99...........Collinwood’s True Colors, CDX, BH, AX, AGD, WAC, CGC.......................................................................................Linda Ann Leiviska
6/23/00.............UCD Can. CH Serenity Sherbourg Vondura, TT, TDI, CGC ..................................................................................G. Lynn Winter, DVM
7/29/00.............Sloothaak, CDX, BH, T1, CGC ....................................................................................................................................Anne Rammelsberg
12/4/00.............Forgotten Lore of Kimbertal, SchH1, CD, BH, TKII, AD, TT, CGC ............................................................................................Amy Mills
1/7/01...............Magenta S Hanz v. d. Habichttal, B, SchH1, T2, WAC, ATTS, CGC....................................................................Stephen and Joan Koren
1/27/01.............Rebholzer Live Wire, B, SchH3, T3, CD, WAC, ATT, CGC ..................................................................................................Traci Mulligan
1/27/01.............Montwood Hotspice v Rebholz, BH, T1, D-CD, ATT, CGC ...................................................................Traci Mulligan and Gary Knights
1/27/01.............Rebholzer-Rohan Sum’R Siege, BH, SchH 1, WH, WAC, STT, CGC ....................................................................................Traci Mulligan
3/3/01...............Can. CH Pentium A Dream Within Equinox, Can. CD, WAC, CGC ................................................Judy Bohnert and Carla Mai Nissen
4/21/01.............Smokey Joe von Wilhamhoff, SchH 1, CGC ......................................................................................Anthony and Marylyn DeGregorio
6/30/01.............Renejade Rock and Roll, TD, NA, NAJ, OA, OAJ, AXJ, NAC-1, AD-1, WAC, CGC.......................................................Linda S. Robertson
8/12/01.............Lothlorien The Wizard v. Cara, CD, UDC-ThD, CGC, Hearing Service Dog ............................................................Margaret (Peg) Wyse
1/12/02.............Armee Begablten v. Wimmerhaus, BH, SchH 1, ZTP VG 1B, AD .................................................................................. Alvin L. Clemons
2/10/02.............U-CD Cris’s Mystic Black Jade, AKC CD, AKC OA and OAJ, NADAC
NJ and OA, ASCA GS-N and RS-N, WAC, ATT, HIC, TDI, CGC, FM ...............................................................................Cristina Maxwell
2/10/02.............Cris’s Black Star Sapphire, AKC CD, ASCA CD, Mex-PC, AKC OA and OAJ, NADAC
NA, NG and NJ, ASCA RS-N and JS-N, WAC, HIC, TDI, CGC, LC-10L...........................................................................Cristina Maxwell
3/4/02...............U-CD Boris von Rosenhof, SchH 3, FFB VG1A, STT, D-CD, CGC, AD........................................................................Anne Rammelsberg
3/11/02.............Cara’s Matik Gift for Gab, CD, WAC, BH, CGC, ATT, Therapy Dog.............................................................................Vicky K. Brachfeld
5/10/02.............Can. CH Equinox Designer Genes, Can. CD, HIC................................................................................................................Judy Bohnert
5/12/02.............UCI Natl.-Intl. Jungsten CH Sentinel’s Excalibur, BH, ATT, Certified Service Dog........................................................Cathy L. Camden
5/12/02.............Aesir vom Kollund Kro, BH, SchH 3, IPO 3, WAC, ZTP V1A, CGC ............................................................................................Lori Janes
8/10/02.............Bonita Von Der Schwarzen Lagune, BH, ZVV 1, SchH 2, IPO 3, TDI, CGC .................................................................Vicky K. Brachfeld
8/24/02.............BJF Renejade Mirror Image, CDX, NA, NAJ, WAC, FFB, BH, ATT ...........................................Wendy Schneider and Nancy Christensen
2/21/03.............Odo von Dynasty, CD, WAC, CGC, Delta Society AAT ..............................................................................................Margaret T. Flowers
3/23/03.............Morgana’s Forevr Chasin Phonix, SchH 1, CD, WAC, AD, ATT, BH, CGC ..........................................................................Makayla King
6/15/03.............Sentinel’s Diana The Hunter, BH, ATT, ATTS .................................................................................................................Cathy L. Camden
7/26/03.............Elkhaus Ice Storm, CD, BH, WAC, ATT, HIC, CGC.........................................................................N. Shannon Elkins and Steven Elkins
8/16/03.............Brigitte Von Moeller Hof, CD, CGC, ATT ...............................................................................................................................Meg Flowers
10/4/03.............Can. CH Destiny’s Charisma, BH, WAC, ATT.....................................................................................................................Rose M. Kruser
10/18/03...........Renejade Bells and Whistles, CDX, ASCA-CD, NA, NAJ, WAC, ATT, CGC .....................................................................Nancy Gearhard
3/20/04.............U-CD Brulans Baron Vom Gravin, CD, WAC, Delta Society AAT ...................................................................................Cindy M. Starley
3/20/04.............Salmans Eich v Blitzkrieger, AKC-CKC CD, BH, SchH3, Can. TT, CGC................................................................Phyllis E. McNaughton
7/17/04.............Sentinel’s Lady of the Lake, CD, BH, ATT, ATTS, CGC
..............................................................................................Cathy L. Camden
1/9/05...............Cara’s Shining Dark Crystal, CD, WAC, OA, OAJ, BH, SR, SS, NAC, CGC .....................................................Carolyn and Ralph Gastley
2/19/05.............Wittrock’s EEEEEvil EEEEEva, CD, B, WAC, ATT, CGC, Delta Society Therapy Dog..................................Cheryl Fite and Ross Peterson
3/12/05.............UCD, UACH Bel-Mar’s I Love Trouble, CD, OA, NAJ, NJP, NAP, NGC, NJC, OJC-V, ATT, CGC .............................................Beth Bishop
6/25/05.............IABCA Int’l CH Cameron Capone dei Dohse, CD, BH, WAC, CGC, AD, RE .............................................................Cornelia Grabichler
10/29/05...........DARE’s Terra Firma, CDX, ThD, CGC, TDI, Dog Guide........................................................................................................Laura Holum
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12/26/05...........Bell’Lavoro La Vittoria Dolce, CD, WAC, TDI, CGC......................................................................Salvatore Ceraldi and Vicky Brachfeld
2/18/06.............Bell’Lavoro Aleksia Nano, BH, WAC, CGC........................................................................................Kristin Roberts and Vicky Brachfeld
4/15/06.............IABCAA Nat’l Jugend CH JBars Portia Kye In The Sky, CD, BH, K-9 SAR Cadaver Level A, TDI, CGC ....................................Linda Kye
4/15/06.............IABCAA Int’l CH, UKC CH JBars Schatzi Windwalker, CD, BH, T1, K-9 SAR Cadaver Level A, TDI, CGC ................................Larry Kye
4/15/06.............Redlion Fu Z Mu Z Wuza Bear, CD, NJP, TDI, CGC, RAE2, RL3, RL2X, RL1X, ARCH, CD-H.....................................Deborah Stevenson
4/15/06.............Ravenswood Aspen Extreme, CKC-UKC CD, AKC CDX, OA, AXJ, ATTS, CGC..................................................................Beth Szczygiel
7/28/07.............Giuseppina von Wilhamhoff, BH, WAC, OB-1, CHIC ..............................................................................................Marylyn DeGregorio
9/8/07...............Eric Iberico del Kingsware, BH, TD, TR-1, FH, SchH 1, WAC, TT, CGC ...........................................................................Renee C. Michel
10/20/07...........General Jack Von Whitedheim, BH, WAC, ATTS, TDI, CGC ...............................................................................................Peter J. Lindic
12/26/07...........Can. CH Trymine Xzotic Flair v Domtom, CD, TT, CGN ..........................................................................................Tamara Champagne
12/26/07...........Bell’Lavoro Discorso Dela Cita, BH, WAC, CGC ...................................................................................Erica Green and Vicky Brachfeld
3/8/08...............Elkhaus Entrapment, CD, BH, ATT, CGC .....................................................................................................................N. Shannon Elkins
3/16/08.............Highland’s Mountain Express, RA, RE, OA, AXJ, ATTS, CGC..............................................................................................Beth Szczygiel
6/21/08.............Bearcreek Quinnkastra Top Gun, CD, BH, T1, OB3, ATT, ATTS, CGC, WAC .........................................................................Suzan Shipp
6/21/08.............CKC CH Gentry’s Blackhawk Down, CD, AGNJ, AGI, HIC, CKC TT, CGN, CKC ROM ...............................................Caitlin Rathburn
11/30/08...........Bowie’s Semper Fidelis v Dru, CD, WAC, ATT, ATTS, CGC..........................................................................................Kim Somjen, DVM
2/22/09.............Ascomannis Laevatein, CD-H, RL1, BH, WAC, ATT,ADPR .................................................................................................Laura V. Baugh
2/22/09.............Ziris Van Schuylenburcht, BH, WAC, CGC, AD ............................................................................................................Amanda Shadfoth
3/16/09.............Ferrara vom Excalibur, BH, SchH2, IPO1, WAC, ADPR ..............................................................................................Cornelia Grabichler
9/6/09...............Citto von der Wudritz, BH, IPO III, TDI, CGC .............................................................................................................Vicky K. Brachfeld
9/6/09...............UKC CH, UKC CD D’Lano’s Guns N’ Roses, WAC,ATTS,TDI, CGC, RN ..........................................Linda Rusinko and Deborah Otlano
9/6/09...............UDC CH Cicily vom Koby Haus, BH, BSB-E3A.........................................................................................................Jim and Janis Toman
2/6/10...............CKC CH Seven’s Strekoza Pennylane, RA, TT, ROMC.........................................................................................................Leah Hamaluk
2/6/10...............Aurora’s Jetta, CD, RA, NAC, VADC, VSGDC, AGNS, AGIJ, CGC, CGN, ThD ...................................................................Leah Hamaluk
2/6/10...............CH Gentry’s Beck ‘N’ Call, CGN, CD, RN, RAMCL, TT, ROM ........................................................................................Caitlin Rathburn
2/6/10...............Swift Run’s Volcan Masaya, BH, SchH1, IPO2, VPG3, CD, CGC, RN, WAC ....................................................................Brandi Williams
5/9/10...............Bell’Lavoros Primo Diamante Rio, BH, WAC, ATT, CGC, ThD..................................................................................................Marie Iulo
5/9/10...............Cara’s Thorny Issue, BH, WAC, ATT, CHIC, CGC..............................................................................................................Jeffrey Saporito
10/17/10...........UKC CH Cara’s Hot Mama, BH, WAC, ATT, CGC..................................................................................................Linda and Peter Lindic
12/10/11...........Legard’s Batman, CD, BH, TT, TR2, WH, WAC, ATT, ATTS, CGC.......................................................................................Janet G. Smith
2/26/12.............UCH Platinum’s Winner Takes It All, MX, MXJ, WAC, ATTS..............................................................................................Beth Szczygiel
3/2/12...............AKC CH Talladega’s American Thunder, NA, NAJ, NF, NJP, OA, OAJ, WAC, ROM ...............................Michelle Kramer and Jim Lauver
6/7/13...............Wittrock’s Jazzzzzelle, CDX, TD, CGC, RN .........................................................................................................Chris and Ruth Franke
8/3/13...............Gravin Garmina Von Der Accani, CD, BH, TD, WAC, SARDAA WILDERNESS/URBAN ...............................................Michelle Limoges
11/9/13.............Riva Von Luka, BH, IPO-VO, CD, WAC, RN-AKC, BN-AKC, CGC, CGN .....................................................................Monica Anthony
11/19/13...........Siro Saffir del Littorio, AX, AXJ, AXP, BH, CDX, CGC, FAX, FN, FX, MXJ, NA, NAP, NJ .............................................Stacia Gunderson
11/19/13...........Int’l CH Titan’s Summer Lightning Strikes Twice, BH, TT, ATT, WAC, CGC, CAX, HIT, TDI, NS-J,RATI.........................Diane Linstrom
11/20/13...........Rebholzer Bad Company, CD, RE, UDC-ATT, CGC..................................................................Catherine LaBarre and Robert Armstrong
12/6/13.............Irinland Ingeborge Isida’ Cara, UD, RA, CGC, ASCA-CD, ATT.................................................................Meryl Winnie and Ray Carlisle
1/17/14.............Blue Chip Brick Road V Enchant, UD, WD1, WAC, BH, IPO1..................................................................................................Pam Burns
1/31/14.............Thunder Valley’s WhyPrincessWhy, CD, BH, RAE, NA, NAJ, TDI, CGC ..................................................................................April Ward
1/31/14.............Thunder Valley’s You Gotta Want It, CD, BH, OB1, UPR2, RAE, NAJ, CGC, BARK Therapy Dog ...........................................April Ward
2/11/14.............IABCA CH Masaya’s Adrenaline Rush, BH, APR1, CD, CGC, WAC .................................................................................Brandi Williams
2/11/14.............Masaya’s Black Sabbath, BH, IPO3, ZTP SG1A, BSA VG1A, WAC, PSA PDC-SD, AD .......................................................Brandi Williams
7/31/14.............UDC CH Incredible Fidelis, BH, UDC ATT ....................................................................................................................John H. Currie, Jr.
7/31/14.............Quinette King of Darkness, CGC, ADPR, BH, ZTP V1B, WAC, ATTS .....................................................................................Jackie Spratt
7/31/14.............Enoch-Eitan vom Zenhof, BH, UDC ATT, CGC ............................................................................................................Virginia H. Rogers
11/4/14.............Csabre von Danzig, BH, MR 1, WAC, APr2, BSA E1A, ATT ................................................................................................Andrew Booth
11/19/14...........Texas Midnight Storm, BH, WAC, ATT, CA, CGC ..........................................................................................Heather and Andrew Booth
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UDC Versatility Companion Excellent (VCX) Titles
Compiled by Julie Ferado, UDC Verstility Title Registrar
Date Title
Awarded
Dog Name
Owner(s)
4/7/92...............CH LOTHLORIEN’S HIGH ELVEN RUNE, UDT, ROM,SCHHI, TDI, CGC.........................................................................Bunny Lanning
5/30/92.............AM. CAN. CH BLACK OAK COUNTRY N WESTERN, AM./CAN. CD, TD, T1, ROM, CGC.................................................Linda Suligoy
8/14/92.............CH HENRIKE V.D. NIEUWE LOOT, CD, B, T2, SCHHI, CGC...............................................................Wolfgang and Claudia Pfirrmann
10/20/92...........CH DESTINY’S SPECIAL BLESSING, AM. - CAN. CD, B, ROM, TDI, TH.D, ATT, CGC................Carole Bohanan-Uhler and John Uhler
11/8/93.............AM./CAN. CH CARA’S TALON, AM./CAN. CD, B, ROM, CGC .......................................................................................Bonnie Wittrock
5/9/94...............CH FINDJAN’S OUTRAGE, CD, ROM, GHC, CGC, ATT..........................................................................................Nancy E. Christensen
6/29/94.............AKC/CKC CH DESTINY’S WINDFLOWER, AKC/UDC CD, B, ROM, ATT, TDI .....................................................Carole Bohanan-Uhler
3/10/95.............CH CARA’S VALAR LOTHLORIEN, CDX, BH, ATT, TDI, TH.D., CGC ...................................................Bunny Lanning and Ray Carlisle
5/31/95.............AM/CAN/UKC/SKC CH U-CDX RAVENSWOODS HIGH PERFORMANCE, CDX,
ROM, B, CAN. CDX, CGC, TT, VCCX .................................................................................................................................Cindy Noland
8/11/95.............CH B J F MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, CD, CGC, TDI, AG 1-2, ROM......................................................Kathy and Mike Horniman
2/28/98.............D-CH BRANWEN VOM HAUS KURZ, BH, NA, AD, NJC, TT ................................................................Linda C. Kurz and Joseph L. Kurz
2/28/98.............Finnish CH BELMONT VOM NORDEN STAMM, CD, JK2, ZTP, CGC, TT..........................................Soile Jarvenpaa and Elina Jarvinen
4/24/98.............Am./Can. CH GOLD GROVE HIGH CHAPARRAL, Am./Can. CD, CGC, BH, ROM........................................................Sharon A. White
9/6/98...............CH SARENA’S SHAKE RAG JAMIE, CDX, BH, ROM, VC, CGC, TDI, FFB........................................................Lieselotte and Ray Hookey
9/6/98...............Can. CH CARA’S ALISA, CD, WAC, UDC, ATT, FFB, BH, CGC, TDI ..................................................................................Rose M. Kruser
10/15/98...........Am./Can. CH LeMils Lethal Weapon, Am./Can. CD, Am./Can. ROM, TT, TDI, CGC............................................................Penny Cary
3/8/99...............CH Patriot’s Stars N Stripes, CD, ROM, FFB V1B, AD, CGC, 1st Level Certified-Search Dogs NE .....................................Gail McCarthy
4/3/99...............UDC CH Renejade Windsor v Jazlin, CD, BH, SchH 3, WAC, ZTP VG 1A, AG II, CGC .............................................Nancy Christensen
4/10/99.............Can. CH Wittrock’s Cascadian Tiger, CD, TD, WAC, B, CGC, SAR-Dog........................................................................Michelle Limoges
5/8/99...............Can. CH Cara’s Color of Night, U-CD, CKC CDX, BH, SchH A, ATT, STT, ATTS, CGC ......................................................Sue Morrissey
7/3/99...............CH Teeco’s Night Hawk, CD, ROM, CGC, TDI, NGC, NJC.....................................................................................................Laura Hulke
8/5/99...............UDC/AKC CH Mandolin Bring On The Night, CD, ROM, CGC, ATT, FFB V1A ........................Joannah Davis and I. Annette Williams
12/31/99...........Can. CH Destiny’s Man on a Mission, CD, WAC, BH, SchH 2, T 1, ATT...............................................................Carole Bohanan-Uhler
7/8/00...............AKC/UDC CH BJF Crescendo v Aquarius, CDX, ROM, BH, T-1, ATT, CGC .................................................................Jill and Art Graves
7/8/00...............CH BJF Sonata v. Aquarius, NA,NAJ, ROM, CGC, FD, FDX, FDCH.........................................................................Jessica Wilcock, DVM
4/21/01.............CH Pentium A Dream Within Equinox, Can. CDX , AKC CD, WAC, HIC, CGC, TT.......................Judy Bohnert and Carla Mai Nissen
3/11/02.............CH U-AG2 Montwoods Kira of Delcrest, CD, OA, OAJ, ROM, NAC, NJC, FFB V1A, TT, CGC...........................................Debra Hartzell
4/12/02.............Am/Int’l/UDC/UKC CH U-CDX Hillco’s Texas Blazing Star, AKC/ASCA CDX, BH, ROM, OB2, AD,
D-CD, D-FFB VG-1A, TDI, ThD, CGC, ATT, TT, HIC, VCX.........................................................................................................Irina Sasu
10/5/02.............CH Anrich Dreamkeeper of Saxony, TT, CDX, BH, AD, ATT, CGC ...................................................................Diana and Gordon Shore
12/30/02...........Am/Intl/Intl Baby/Natl. Jugend/UKC CH Talent’s Classic, BH, AKC/UKC CD, ASCA CDX,
ROM, OB2, CGC, AD, TDI, ATT, TT, HIC, VCX ..........................................................................................................................Irina Sasu
4/26/03.............AKC/CKC CH Alisaton Aurora Borealis, AKC UD, CKC CDX, D-CD, BH, OB2, ASCA CD, ROM, CGC..................................Pam Burns
4/26/03.............CH Cara’s Queen Of The Night, CKC UD, D-CD, BH, WAC, ATT, CGC, Can. TT ..................................Susan Simeon and Ray Carlisle
7/20/03.............DV CH Alexa vom Bernecker Schloss, VPG1, FH2, AD, ZTP V1A..........................................Elaine Brown-Galonska and May Jacobson
7/20/03.............UDC CH Destiny’s Sunshine Santino, SchH1, AFFB, WAC, ATT, CGC ....................................................................Janis and Jim Toman
1/6/04...............Can/UDC CH Wittrock’s ZzzzzAaron, CD, AD, B, ATT, WAC, T1 ..................................................................................Bonnie Wittrock
1/6/04...............Am/Can/UDC CH U-GrCh, U-Ag1 Talent’s Supersonic, CD, BH, NA, NAP, ROM, CGC ........................................................Peg Mueller
2/1/04...............CH UCDX Smack-Dab’s Diamond in the Myst, CDX, BH, ROM, UKC Total Dog...............................................................Karen Gunter
3/20/04.............AKC/UDC CH, IABCA Int. CH Mt. Windsor’s After Burn, CD, BH, ATT, ROM, ATTS ....................................................Nancy M. Troyer
7/3/05...............UDC/UKC/Int’l. CH Cross the Rubicon dob Mann, CD, TDI, WAC, ATT, TT, CGC ..................................................................Irina Sasu
8/29/05.............Am./Int’l. CH Rhapsody’s Passage to India, RN, CD, ROM, TDI, YTT, CGC ..............................................................................Irina Sasu
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10/29/05...........UDC CH Mandolin The Heat Is On, CD, BH, SchH1, WAC, ATT, CGC, RN ......................................................................Joannah Davis
10/29/05...........AKC/UDC CH Imagemaker’s Plezed Ta Meecha, CD, ROM, ATT, CGC, RN......................................................................Sandi Atkinson
2/25/06.............UDC/Can. CH Destiny’s Charisma, UDC/Can CD, AKC CDX, IPO3, SchH3, WAC, G-FFB V1A ......................................Rose M. Kruser
4/8/06...............CH Bell’Lavoros Dio Di Giove, BH, ThD, CGC, ZTP1A....................................................................Vicky Brachfeld and Dean Calderon
4/15/06.............UDC CH, Int’l CH Rhapsody’s Integrity, CD, RA, ATT, FFB, WAC, CGC ..................................................................................Irina Sasu
10/30/06...........UDC/UKC CH Come As You Are Inelya Renejade, AKC CD, ATT, WAC, CGC, RA ....................................................Nancy Christensen
1/12/07.............UDC/Intl. CH Elkhaus Ice Storm, CD, BH, WAC, ATT, HIC, CGC, G-FFB, T1, VC......................................................N. Shannon Elkins
2/5/07...............UDC CH Bell’Lavoros Rocca Scura, BH, T1, IPO 2, WAC, ATT, RThD, CGC .....................................................................Mary Chrusciel
7/28/07.............Am/Can/UKC CH Sasanoa Glorious, WAC, RN, Can. TD, ROMC,
PCD, CGC, TT, TDI ..................................................................................................Evelyn Stackpole, Penny Cary and Hosea Carpenter
7/28/07.............UDC CH Swift Run Showstopper v Kkro, BH, WAC, ATT, BSA E1A, CGC ........................................................Tammy Marshall-Weldon
3/8/08...............CH Gem’Giveeon Lumene, CD, BH, SchH1, NA, NAJ, AFN, WAC, ATT, BSB, CGC...........................................................Debra Hartzell
6/21/08.............UDC CH, IABCAA Int’l CH, UKC CH JBars Schatzi Windwalker, CD, BH, T2, FFB VG1A,
K-9 SAR Cadaver Level A, WAC, TDI, CGC .................................................................................................................................Larry Kye
6/21/08.............UDC CH General Jack Von Whitedheim, BH, WAC, ATT, ATTS, TDI, CGC, VC.................................................................Peter J. Lindic
8/31/08.............UDC CH Bell’Lavoro Augustus, BH, FH1, SchH3, IPO3, AKC WD3, WAC, ATT, ZTP 1B, CGC, VCX ......................................Sean Salke
11/30/08...........UDC CH Bell’Lavoros Nero Strega, BH, WAC, ATT, ZTP IA, RThD, CGC .........................................................................Vicky Brachfeld
1/31/09.............UDC CH Lemils Dynamite Kiss, CD, BH, WAC, ATT, TDI, CGC ........................................................................................Joannah Davis
9/6/09...............AKC/UKC CH D’Lano’s Make My Day Traditions, RA, NAJ, ROM, ATTS, CGC ..............................................................Deborah Otlano
9/6/09...............AKC CH, UKC GCH Zima Is Mine Always, ROM, CD, RN, CGC, ATTS, TDI, CGC.........................................................Deborah Otlano
10/23/09...........UDC/UKC CH Gravin Vera V. Neerlands Stam, CD, RN, WAC, CGC ..........................................................................Lynda L. Herndon
2/6/10...............UDC/UKC CH Beja’s Sorella Suzy Q, BH, WAC, ATT, ATTS, ADA CAC, CHIC ..................................Anthony and Marylyn DeGregorio
5/9/10...............UDC CH Tri-Star’s Avalon Sunset, OA, AXJ, NF, WAC, ATT, CGC..........................................................................................Laura Hulke
10/17/10...........UDC CH Cicily vom Koby Haus, BH, WAE, ATT, BSB-E3A, CGC .............................................................................Jim and Janis Toman
9/24/11.............UKC CH Cara’s Hot Mama, BH, WAC, ATT, ATTS-TT, CGC, VC ...........................................................................Linda and Peter Lindic
3/10/12.............AKC CH, UKC GCH Talladega’s American Thunder, NA, NAJ, NF, NJP, OA, OAJ, WAC, ROM ............Michelle Kramer and Jim Lauver
4/8/12...............AKC/UDC CH Lancaster’s Sassi Godiva, CD, D-CD, BH, SchH1, WAC, STT, G-FFB V1A .......................................Nancy Lawson Weber
4/8/12...............AKC/UDC CH Chaos vom Koby Haus, SchH III, IPO3, FH2, AD, ROM, ZTP SG1A................................................................Loel Turpin
4/27/12.............AKC CH Viking’s Charlie Brown, CDX, VPG III, IPO III, NA, OAJ, ROM, ZTP 1A ..........................................................Lyn G. Kargaard
6/8/12...............UKC/UDC CH Incredible Caper v Rebholz, BH, WAC, CGC, TR-1, OB-3, SchH A, BSA-E-3-A, ATT, SJ .............................Traci Mulligan
6/16/12.............UDC CH Sant Kreal Soldier, IPO 1, WAC, ZTPSG 1A ..............................................................................................................Mitch Edley
10/20/12...........UDC CH Beja’s Redneck Brother Rudy, CD, SchH 1, WAC, ZTP SG1B, CGC, OB1, TR1 ...................Anthony and Marylyn DeGregorio
12/8/12.............AKC CH Foxhall’s The First Lady, WAC, BH, ROM, VPG II, IPO III..................................................Lynn Eggers and Jill and Art Graves
12/15/12...........AKC CH, UKC CH Catawba’s Power Play, CD, RA, VPGI, ROM, ATT ..............................................Whitney Newman and Susan Miller
1/31/13.............AKC CH, CA, USJCH, UAGI, URO1, GRCH Fayek Pitch Black v Firefly, WAC .......................................................................Miriam Pike
1/17/14.............UDC CH Blue Chip Reign of Terror, BH, WD-TT, BSB E3A, WAC, UD-AKC, CDX-UDC, IPO1................................................Pam Burns
9/22/14.............UDC CH Titan’s Summer Lighting Strikes Twice,THD,WAC,CGC,HRD1,AD,IPO1,BSA-E3A ..........................................Diane Linstrom
10/31/14...........UDC CH Rebholzer Bad Company, CD, RAE, BH, BSA E1A, WAC, CGC, ATT ............................................................Catherine LaBarre
11/3/14.............UDC CH Navistar’s Cruise Control IPO2, ZTP v1A, BSA-E1A, NA, NAJ, NF, WAC, CA, BFL-1 .........................................Debbie Hartzell
11/4/14.............UDC/UKC CH Incredible Fidelis, BH, BSA E1A, IPO 1, ATT, WAC ...............................................................................John H. Currie, Jr.
11/25/14...........UDC/UKC CH Isabel vh Wantij, BH,ATT, WAC, CGC .............................................................................................Marylyn DeGregorio
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