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Vol.48 | No.1 | Jan Feb Mar | 2013
the official publication of the Basenji Club of America, Inc.
In This Issue
Jan, Feb, Mar 2013
The Official Publication
of the Basenji Club of America, Inc.
FEATURES
08 BASENJIs, just what is it about them?
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Owners compare & contrast
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14 Managing Genetic Health
A view on what it takes to preserve diversity
By Robert C. Lacy, Ph.D. & Carol A. Beuchat, Ph.D.
18 Lost? I’ll find you!
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Tracking with Basenjis in Australia
by Jan Robert & Bev reid
26Cowabunga, what’s up with cerf?
Clarifying the database Debacle
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36 Basenji Foundation Stock applicants
Evaluations of native dogs
Inside
02President’s message
04Letters (to & from)
22 Measuring Station Report
24 2013 National Specialty News
44 New @ the Basenji University
71 BCOA & BHE Financials
75Club & Publication
Information
Editor, Creative Director
Eunice Ockerman
Design & Production
Eunice Ockerman & Kim Noyes
Departments
09 Opinion
28 Committee Reports
30 Affiliate Club Columns
34 Willamette Valley Basenji Club
2013 Independent Specialty
Tallies, Titles & Reports
45 2012 Basenji Standings
48 New AKC Titles
65 New ASFA, LGRA, NOTRA Titles
68 OFA Reports
On the Cover
GCH JASIRI-SUKARI WIN TIN TIN
Copy Editors
Donna DeFlorio, Bill McCann, Katy Scott
(Ch SkyHi’s Rock Your World x BIS, BISS, BIGS Ch Jasiri-Sukari Congo-Leezza Rice JC)
Copy Coordinator
Susan Chuvala
What a year for Winston—
Four Best in Specialty Wins
including The Basenji Club of America National Specialty,
18 Group Firsts
including The Western Washington Hound Show,
Two All-Breed Best in Shows,
#1 Basenji All-Systems and #12 Hound,
All before his 2nd birthday!
Advertising sales
Janet Ketz, Jennifer Miller
Winston
took breed
at the 2013
Westminster
Dog Show!
Basenji Club of America, Inc. Bulletin (JAN/FEB/MAR ’13)
Winston is Breeder-Owner-Handled by Julie & Kathy Jones
and Co-Owned by Chua Ming Kok
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PRESIDENT’S Message
S
ince this is a combined issue for
the fourth quarter issue in 2012 and
first quarter issue in 2013, I’m both
reflecting on my first year as bcoa President
(which definitely had its ups and downs)
as well as looking towards the future. As
expected, I’ve continued to learn more about
bcoa and being part of a parent club’s board
of directors and continue to learn about
bcoa, bhe, and akc. Progress has been
made on some projects and, as always, room
for further progress still exists.
I am proud of bcoa members’ generosity
to support the American Kennel Club’s pac
and akc’s Canine Legislation Support Fund,
and doing something for our dogs’ futures to
make an impact and pushing back against
attempts at passing extreme dog laws. Thank
you to everyone who has given to either of
these funds. If you are interested in learning
more, you can visit on-line: www.akc.org/
canine_legislation and click on the “Two
Ways to Protect Your Rights” link.
Other progress made in 2012 is that the
bcoa website continues to be an invaluable
resource with our on-line roster, breeder
directory, news updates, and educational
opportunities for owners, breeders, judges,
and anyone else wanting to learn all about
Basenjis. If you haven’t visited the Basenji
University (bu) at www.Basenji.org, please
do so. The bu continues to grow in different
directions, most recently performance activities. bcoa has continued to reach out to the
public by launching a facebook page: www.
facebook.com/Basenji.org and we are also
on YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/BasenjiClubofAmerica. If you haven’t already
visited these sites and “liked” or subscribed
to bcoa, please take a few minutes to explore
and participate in your Club’s latest electronic adventures.
Speaking of electronic advances, I would
like to see bcoa be given the opportunity to
ballot our members electronically for those
who are able to vote in this manner. Members
who lack the resources to vote electronically
would not miss the opportunity to participate
in a vote. A paper ballot would continue to be
mailed to members who are unable to vote
electronically. But, overall, electronic balloting is a time and money saver, it’s “greener” for
the environment, and by using a third party
to tally the votes, it also ensures ballots are
secret.
In case you are unaware of our current
voting process, bcoa volunteers process all
ballots and they (especially our secretary)
donate many hours into manually putting
together and processing one membership
ballot. The only ballot that is not tallied by
bcoa members is the annual election ballot
that we pay a cpa to tally.
While updating bcoa by-laws this year
(recommended to be done every five years),
we approached akc about electronic balloting. At this time, electronic balloting has not
been approved and until bcoa can educate
and explain to akc the benefits of electronic
balloting by using an independent third
party and how we would approach this new
procedure, all by-laws updates are currently
on hold.
I want to thank Connie Camp for taking
on the duties and responsibilities of producing our quarterly magazine for the first three
issues of 2012 and also for part of 2013’s first
quarter issue. Stepping outside of someone’s
comfort zone and taking on a new project
that is so high profile can be daunting and I
appreciate Connie’s dedication and willingness to devote so much of her time to learning
this job as well as actually putting together
the magazine.
As Connie steps away from her position as
Editor of The Bulletin magazine, I want to
welcome Eunice Ockerman to the job. Eunice
has several years of publishing experience
and has been busy working on combining the
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Carrie Jones, President
fourth quarter 2012 issue with the first quarter
2013 issue. In addition to Eunice’s expertise,
she will be receiving support from previous
editor, Kim Noyes. Thank you, Eunice and
Kim, for joining forces and combining your
talents to provide the membership with a top
quality product.
Speaking of The Bulletin, please be
sure to review the Native African applicants
for akc Studbook registry in this issue. The
dogs that are profiled in this issue have passed
Board vote and membership ballots will be
mailed by Secretary Ketz in the next few
weeks so please take time to learn about these
dogs and remember to vote whether or not to
recommend to akc that these dogs be granted akc registration. As many of you know,
the entire native stock procedure has been
under review, but nothing has yet changed
so all native stock procedures are continuing
now as they have in the past.
Our national specialty will again be held
earlier in the year than what we are traditionally accustomed to and it will be held in July.
If you haven’t already looked into vacation
time from work and made your hotel reservations, please start planning. Also, the Unsung
Hero is announced at the annual membership
meeting and submissions for this award need
to be received by the Secretary, Janet Ketz,
120 days prior to the meeting so the deadline
for Unsung Hero submissions is in early
March of 2013. If you know of anyone who
gives selflessly to bcoa and the breed, please
take to time to honor them with a nomination
and Board consideration.
For those of you who are enjoying puppies
this year, best of luck with finding loving,
forever homes. Whether or not you bred a
litter this year, if you have a website, please
remember to keep it updated.
I hope that you and your curly tailed
companions enjoyed a safe and happy holiday
season and best wishes for a “barootiful” 2013.
—Carrie Jones
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LETTERS TO & From THE EDITOR
Specialties
BCOA Supported Entries
Affiliate Club Specialties,
Designated Specialties & BCOA Supported entries
Supported Entries
There are many opinions on the subject. There are many who believe so strongly on the
opinions related to this issue that it is difficult
to know what is true vs. what is colored by the
need for the individual opinion giver to be
right beyond doubt or to prove the other side
wrong at all costs. It is difficult to weed through the opinions
to find the truth. At some point, a calm voice
of reason will come forth and give clear and
unbiased information in a manner that all can
appreciate. This is my personal wish and not that of
the club in whole or in part.
—Connie Camp, 2012 Editor
Thank you both for your observations. I hope
you and others will enjoy the article “Managing Genetic Health in Pedigree Basenjis,”
on page 14 of this issue and that it will spark
further discussion.
—Editor
Photo Melody Henkel
Greetings From
the Editorial Staff
Heads Up! This issue is a double issue,
melding past editor Connie Camp’s 2012
fourth quarter issue into a mega issue.
With some trepidation, I agreed to
consider editing/designing/producing the
Bulletin. I now have newfound respect for
all past editors and volunteers. It is no easy
task. The more I understood the scope the
more challenging I realized it was. I was about
to decline, but when 2011 editor Kim Noyes
volunteered to lend a hand with production,
I was persuaded.
Between us, we have over 50 years of
design experience. We both entered the field
pre-desktop publishing and share bloody
(literally) memories of those days.
In addition to producing the Bulletin,
the editor is responsible for developing
content and selling ad space. But with an
ever growing editorial team of volunteers
(Jennifer Miller and Janet Ketz stepping up to
help sell advertising space; William McCann,
Katy Scott, and Donna DeFlorio offering
proof-reading and content services) the
position is far more manageable.
We also depend on the continued support
and work of Susan Chuvala in sending out
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reminders and rounding up club news and
other content; Janet Ketz for being so helpful
in answering questions and tracking down information that we need. And many thanks to
Linda Siekert who convinced me to take this
on and without whom’s help I’d be lost. I am
proud to join the list of editors; all who have
contributed to make the publication special.
We hope you enjoy Jan Robert’s and Bev
Reid’s account of tracking with a Basenji
down-under.
In another story, we have consolidated
comments from a short list of owners describing what makes their Basenjis different from
other breeds. Share yours!
The editorial team is eager to hear your
comments on content and suggestions for
improvement. The is what our members
make it.
BCOA supports entries at AKC shows to increase the attendance & participation
at these shows. Supported entries are hosted either by a BCOA affiliated club or
by 5 BCOA members in good standing. Supported entries are limited to 7 per
region with exceptions granted on a case by case basis. These may be supported at regional Basenji specialty shows or the Basenji classes at an all-breed AKC
dog show.
2013 Basenji SPECIALTIES
NATIONAL SPECIALTY
Jul 12–17 Basenji Club of America, Auburn, WA
INDEPENDENT SPECIALTIES 2013
Jan 18
Mar 22
Jul 19
Jul 26
Aug 3
Aug 4
Eunice Ockerman
Editor
Willamette Valley Basenji Club
Dallas-Ft Worth Basenji Club
Basenji Club of Southeastern Wisconsin
Evergreen Basenji Club
Evergreen Basenji Club
Bulletin Archive
Designated SPECIALTIES 2013
May 24
Jun 22
Donna DeFlorio
Basenji Club of Cincinnati
Indian Nations Basenji Club
We’re looking for old issues of the Bulletin for the archives.
We’d appreciate it if you are willing to donate them
as a permanent record in the Club’s archive.
Each issue is a snapshot in the timeline of the club and the breed.
Please help us fill the gaps in the timeline!
upcoming national SPECIALTIES
2014
Sept 23–28 Gray Summit, MO
2015
CORRECTION
photo richard hunter
population genetics
What does “population genetics” have to do
with a dog breed that is bred by individuals
(members of a breed club or not)? I realize
there are some who think they are God! But
seriously, which of us breeders controls a
whole population?
I have bred Basenjis for over ½ a century
and studied genetics both in published information and in the practical real world. Can
anyone explain to me how (why) “population
genetics” applies to an individual’s breeding
program????
Experts often possess more data than
judgment.
—Mary Lou Kenworthy
In our third-quarter issue announcing
winners at the Gettysburg National, the
ASFA Lure Trial Best of Breed winner’s
photo was misidentified. The correct BOB
winner is fc Taji’s Alster Echo sc lcx,
currently mc and lcx2, loved and celebrated
by Mary Ellen Chaffin (see ad pp 44).
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MISSING ISSUES
1950 through 1964 – all issues
1965 Jan-Feb, Mar-Apr, May-Jun
1966 Jan-Feb, Sep-Oct
1967 May-Jun
1974 Aug
Oct 26– Nov 1 Gettysburg, PA
All dates are subject AKC approval and subject to change without notice.
perpetual National
specialty calendar
Specialty Dates : Corresponding Bid Year
West
Central
East
2013 : 2010
2016 : 2013
2019 : 2016
2022 : 2019
2014 : 2011
2017 : 2014
2020 : 2017
2023 : 2020
2015 : 2012
2018 : 2015
2021 : 2018
2024 : 2021
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Or, contact us for scanning requirements
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Opinion
Are Basenjis Doomed for Extinction?
by Mary Lou Kenworthy
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Wau of the Congo was added in 1952. Fula of the Congo joined the
gene pool in a big way in 1959. “Tiger”(Binza of Laughing Brook) was
brought out at the same time as Fula and while he went to Rhodesia,
S. Africa he had daughters in England and a great grandson came to
the USA. Kiki of Cryon was added in 1960 and Taysenji Tahzu in 1962
bringing the dominant black into play. Phemister’s Congo joined the
gene pool in 1975. With the addition of Tex of Alexandria, the founder
count was at 17, certainly enough for a viable population at this point.
But there were more to come. When the stud book was opened
there were six Avongaras registered from the 1987 importation and two
from the 1988. At this time Esenjo (imported in 1978) and her offspring
were admitted to the registry. In 2006, six more were brought out with
the Avongara prefix. One Lukuru Basenji was admitted that year as
f you listen to a few people in the breed, you might think that
Basenjis are on the road to extinction. The reason they give is that
there are too few founders—the gene pool is too small. Let’s look
at the facts!
If this is true, wouldn’t one expect to see signs of inbreeding
depression?
In the 1980s, some breeders panicked when Fanconi syndrome
was wiping out a lot of their extended families of Basenjis. Their cries
were heard over those who said they had little to no Fanconi in their
lines/families. At that time, based on a nationwide survey of Basenji
health and studies by Dr. Kenneth Bovee, Dr. Russell Brown, and
Dr. Edward Breitschwerdt, it was assumed Fanconi was probably
prevalent in about 15% of Basenjis. However, this also meant that 85%
of the breed was not affected.
In 2007, more than 20 years later, an indirect marker test for Fanconi
was developed. Consequently, in the next few years, through careful
breeding practices, the incidence level of Fanconi, using this new test,
was revealed to be about 6.5 percent. This is probably an underestimated figure because owners who had Basenjis with Fanconi did not use
the test because they already knew the results. Fortunately, today, there
is now a direct gene DNA test that, if used properly, could wipe out
Fanconi in a few generations.
Fanconi syndrome is caused by a combination of missing genes; it is
not a sign of inbreeding depression. One popular sire produced at least
four direct tail male popular sires and his very large family contained
many affected and carrier Basenjis. This group was largely responsible
for the spread of Fanconi syndrome throughout this country and
abroad. However, some still theorized our problem was because Basenjis did not have enough diversity because of too few founders. Let’s
examine that theory.
Dr. Phillip Sponenberg, dvm, PhD, Professor Pathology and
Genetics, Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine,
indicated that the minimum founder number could be somewhere
around 10 but more would be better.
Dr. Robert C. Lacy puts the number at 20 founders to build a viable
population.
According to Kevin Willis and Raymond E. Willis (“How Many
Founders, How Large a Population,” Zoo Biology), 20 randomly
selected individuals will supply 97.5% of the source population diversity
while 30 founders increases it to only 98.3 percent. A very large number
of founders does not increase the survival rate of a population.
So where does the Basenji breed stand in all of this? There were
nine founders from 1936 through 1941. They were Basanga, Bashele,
Bereke, Bokoto, Bongo and Bungwa all “of Blean.” Also, Bakuma of
Blean later known as Phemister’s Bois. Others were Amatangazig of
the Congo in 1938 and Kindu and Kasenyi in 1941.
well. The year 2007 saw five more Avongaras added as well as one more
Lukuru Basenji.
From the ’80s through 2007, twenty-two more founders were added
to the gene pool making the total count thirty-nine. This is many more
than most breeds have, do we really need more?
Basenji breeders do a good job of keeping on top of health problems
and, to date, there have been no reports of problems attributed to
inbreeding depression. It is more important than ever to be selective
about what is being bred in order to protect Nature’s Masterpiece. Is
there really a need to add to the contamination of this ancient natural
breed by using questionable dogs in the name of diversity?
To quote Malcolm B. Willis, “ ‘The good of the breed’ is the most oft
quoted lie in dogdom.” N
Annual
Specialty Shows
Friday, May 24, 2013
(Designated Specialty with WCKC All-Breed Show)
Breed Judge: Mr. Larry Terricone
Saturday, May 25, 2013
(Concurrent Specialty with WCKC All-Breed Show)
Breed Judge: Mrs. Susan Nelson Smyth
Puppy & Veterans Sweepstakes
Judge: Mrs. Elizabeth A. White
Is your web site
up to date?
African Stock Exhibition Judge:
Mrs.Toni L. Ackerman
Does it have old news?
Information that’s not current?
Please don’t let your website
become out of date!
Our Specialties will include: UNIQUE TROPHIES
and plenty of BASENJI HOSPITALITY. On Saturday
the ASE & Snacks will follow the Specialty,
with the PUPPY MATCH after the All-Breed Show.
Our Show Site, Butler County Fairgrounds, has
covered rings, graveled parking and RV Hookups.
Remove old information.
Provide referrals on your site if you are not breeding
or expecting a litter.
Join us for 5 Shows 4 DAYS OF ACTIVITIES
Promote your history in the breed.
Saturday, May 25
Warren Co. KC All-Breed Show
Sunday, May 26
Cincinnati KC All-Breed Show
Monday, May 27
Cincinnati KC All-Breed Show
Promote your current and past dogs.
Brag about your puppies and accomplishments.
Display your imports.
Allow space for rescues to be displayed.
Announce your future plans!
Remember for-profit breeder web sites are always up
to date. It’s their goal to get the public’s attention so
that they can be the resource for Basenjis.
Basenji Club of Cincinnati
Show Chairperson: Rita L. Ross
6226 Ridgewood Ct., Florence, Kentucky 41042
Update your data-tags so that when people search,
they can find you.
(859) 283-1905 - e-mail: [email protected]
MB-F Inc., Superintendent
Update your web site so you can be
the resource for Basenji breed information.
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Carol Kuna
loof with strangers and not as effusive or in your face
as a Golden, I explain when asked. Soon as I get the words out
Eta, my younger Basenji, trots up for a little meet and greet. I
know she is checking if the conversation will result in treats but, to all
the world, she looks mighty interested in making a new friend. And if
they have food, heck, they may become a friend. That’s worth a twitch
of the tail. My credibility drops a few notches.
Independent thinkers, I say to the next person who inquires, just as
my dogs lunge after a squirrel. I can read their thought bubble (poorly
trained dogs!) as soon as my words are out.
Oh look, she/he is so submissive, lying down on the ground, exclaim
a couple as they approach us on the trail with their dogs. I try to refocus
my dogs and smile rather than explain their predatory behavior.
A fan of their elegant looks and owner of an aging outdoor Rottie-mix asked if Basenjis were high maintenance. After a long silence, I
said yes.
Now it could be the way my husband and I choose to live with our
dogs and the behaviors we tolerate. My gut says Basenjis are different
even if I can’t articulate it. I give up. I need a new elevator speech.
So I looked to people who have Basenjis and other breeds.
Here is what they say.
Training: My Aussie is motivated to do absolutely anything with me
at any time. Doesn’t matter what it is, how long it takes, or how often it
repeats. What matters is that we are doing something. He lives to please
me. His toy is a much bigger motivation than a food treat.
My Cavalier loves agility and long walks. He will attempt the same
agility sequence several times but will burn out after he reaches his
quota. He will start barking at me in frustration sometimes. He loves to
please me.
My Basenji, Bakari, could care less about pleasing me. It’s all about
her. Is there food in my hand? Then she will do the activity quickly,
accurately and enthusiastically. If there is no food in my hand, then all
bets are off. If she has to repeat an activity more than just a couple of
times, she is done. If I can’t figure out what we’re doing, then that’s not
her problem. If she senses frustration (even not directed at her) she is
done. We can be having the world’s most beautiful run and she will stop
to sniff a bug or stack for the judge. Being an agility judge, they usually
aren’t all that impressed.
Home Life: My Aussie is a bundle of energy. Daily exercise is a must
and training/ball throwing are essential for wearing him out. Mountain hikes are ideal for a few minutes of calm. He is extraordinarily
gentle with the other dogs and allows the Cavalier to terrorize him. He
can be demanding for attention by plunking his head down on my arm
or forcefully nosing my hand for a pat.
My Cavalier is pretty independent. He likes to sit in my lap for a
little while but he prefers to be in his crate, guarding his precious socks/
sticks/plastic bags, etc. The dude is a pack rat. His temperament is much
sharper than is allowed for in the breed standard. He is an absolute gem
with Bakari and strange dogs but he is an absolute terror when it comes
to the Aussie—15 lbs ruling 50. Go figure!
Bakari is my snuggle bug. It is all about comfort for her and the
warmest, softest place in the house is on my lap. When I am on the computer, she curls up on the dog bed next to the desk. Sometimes she will
go to bed without me but it is rare. When I was sick last weekend, she
stayed in bed with me the entire day, only going out to potty. All of my
dogs insist on being near me but she is the one who prefers to be on me.
Pat Cembura
Basenjis—
just what is it about them?
Photo credits clockwise from top left:
Standard poodle Jasper , Susan Hayek
Basenji Eta, Eunice Ockerman
Border Terrier Captain, brenda Phillips
Australian Shepard bang, Carol Kuna
Hotter Boots, Annchien Smith
Rhodesian Ridgeback Gracie, Susan Hayek
I often find myself explaining to people who ask me about my dogs that
Basenjis are different from other breeds and different beyond the simple
observation that they (typically) don’t bark. Yet when asked how they are
different, I am somewhat at a loss. I grew up with dogs (Dachshunds) but
Basenjis are all I’ve known as an adult.
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As a breeder of Basenjis for 30 plus years and the owner of Australian
Cattle Dogs for over 18 years, I find the following differences:
Basenjis have their own agenda, if they get something out of it all
the better. They are hard-headed and very independent. They are like
having a two year-old at times, very needy and want all your attention
and at times like a 15 year-old always testing you to see what they can
get away with. If you let them do something once, then according to
them, it’s ok to do it all the time regardless of what you want. You throw
a ball for a Basenji and maybe twice they will bring it back but the third
time they will look at you as if to say “I brought it back twice, why do
you keep throwing it away?”
Cattle Dogs on the other hand, you tell them something twice and
they know what to do and do it. They also just want to be your buddy
and will be happy just hanging around you all day. The Basenji you
will end up trying to catch if it gets out the gate. Especially if you have
chickens as I do. The cattle dogs don’t bother the chickens or the cats.
The Basenji is a great, clean, and quiet little compact dog, very little
shedding. The Cattle Dogs have that double coat and seem to be always
shedding though not as bad as some dogs, and can have a piercing bark
that could shatter glass. Some Cattle Dogs will chase a ball or stick for
hours, a Basenji “not so much.”
I have had Basenjis that I take camping with me off-leash and they
stay around just fine, that is if you can get them out of the sleeping bags
on a cold morning. The Cattle Dogs are happy to sleep next to you and
keep you warm!
If my Basenjis get in a tussle, you could lose blood trying to break it
up; the Cattle Dogs, I smack a newspaper on the counter top and they
stop although they will give the “stink eye” to each other for a while.
If you have a Basenji you will either “love it or hate it.” If you fall
in love with our charming breed you will always have one around, no
matter what they do. If you have a bad experience, you will tell people
“I had a Basenji and never again!”
Food: They will all eat anything, any time, anywhere. The Cavalier
practically takes my fingers when I give him treats. The Basenji is
absolutely gentle and barely grazes your fingers with her lips—never
her teeth. The Aussie is excited about treats and sometimes forgets
to be gentle, but not usually. The Basenji is the only one with food
allergies but the others are on a grain free diet so that they can all eat
the same thing.
Sense of Humor: The Aussie seems surprised when he makes me
laugh but he likes it. When I laugh, he seems to laugh along with me.
The Cavalier is very, very serious. He doesn’t have time for all that
funny claptrap. The Basenji is the only dog I have ever owned (and this
includes my rescue Basenji that I owned previously) who makes me
laugh on purpose. She will deliberately do things that she knows are
funny and wait for me to laugh. What really blows me away is when she
does it when I am feeling down. The Cavalier seems to be more in tune
with my negative feelings but the Basenji is in tune with my soul. The
Aussie is clueless.
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Susan Hayek
Brenda Phillips
I’ve been thinking about this. And I asked Leon tonight what he
considered different in Basenjis. And he said, you know. What? I asked.
They’re unique, said he. So I thought some more.
I think, as people say, that Basenjis compare best with cats. I think
of the descriptions of felines, and there are the Basenjis. They are clean.
Immaculately so. And they don’t smell. Mine have never had a bath.
Nor Gracie the Rhodesian, but sometimes she smells a bit.
I’ve put the Basenjis in the car after they were out running and
covered in stinky mud and by the time we got home they were clean.
Some of my Basenjis have been inclined to groom me and the other
dogs. Especially when wet. They are sleek. And they run like ponies. Other dogs are sleek, but
I don’t know that they are so compact. They are sly and quiet. My
Basenjis rarely have made a sound when prowling. They are extremely
independent. And can be very aloof. All my Basenjis have been less
concerned about their humans than they are about themselves. Where my Rhodesian is highly aggressively protective of me, and
Standard Poodle Schubert would bark, I think if my Basenjis spotted
danger, they’d go the other way. Basenji Quiz did seek me out when she
was cold. They are clever, intelligent problems solvers. I’ve had Basenjis who
could crack any cupboard. And I’ve watched them problem solve. We
fenced Sarah and Nikki on the upper deck in Cambria. Second-story
deck. Nikki cruised the perimeter and found the weak spot. She simply
climbed the wire, or went up the corner and walked on one the railings
of the deck. They unfortunately have good memories, too.
Intelligent, but not necessarily trainable. I think they do only what
they want. I think of the Basenjis who cross the field to get the lure
instead of going around. Or the doubling up to pass others. They outthink my Gracie and both Poodles.
But perhaps it’s not just the out-thinking, it’s having little desire
about pleasing humans.
Gracie smiles if I get upset, she tries hard to do what I want. Loud
voices scare her. Same with the Poodles. Were I to yell at the Basenjis or
show anger, they sit and look at me like I was crazy, totally unaffected.
The others wouldn’t think of entering a room or the house if a door is
only cracked. The Basenjis get the door open.
Basenji Quiz flipped the little door thingy on the dishwasher door
to get at the silverware and instead of fighting Basenji Jones and Gracie—Poodle Schubert wouldn’t raid the dishwasher; it’s tacky—she
pulled out the tastiest spoon and licked it clean on the rug.
Gracie is houndy and has some similarities to the Basenjis. When
we first put in the outside dog compound, Gracie was able to move the
cement squares at the bottom and dig a big hole under. She escaped
with the Basenjis. The Poodles stayed behind. I’m sure they knew they weren’t supposed to go under. They didn’t want to offend. But then, Poodles were
bred to please. Then there are the obvious differences: the once/year heat cycle; the
lack of barking (both Quiz and Jones were/are very silent).
I don’t know how to explain it, but there is an essence to my Basenjis
unlike the other breeds I’ve had—Australian Shepherd, Dachshund,
Poodle, Rhodesian Ridgeback. I feel like, the more I know, the more I would want to know before I feel
sure saying “this is a Basenji trait.” To be honest, I feel like my Basenjis,
Nike and Lucy, are more different from each other than I would have
expected, and the Captain, the Border Terrier, fits right in the middle of
the spectrum. Most to least trainable for obed/agility: Nike, Captain, Lucy
Most to least enthusiastic to “show off” a trick: Lucy, Captain, Nike
Most to least friendly with strangers (people): Captain, Nike, Lucy
Most to least friendly with strangers (dogs): Nike, Lucy, Captain
Most to least “follow me from room to room” bonded to me:
Captain, Lucy, Nike
Most to least “intense” connection with me:
Nike, Captain, Lucy
Best to worst at retrieving: Lucy, Captain, Nike
Best to worst recall: Nike, Captain, Lucy
a great three-show weekend!
held in conjunction with the Chicagoland Hound Association Show
Greater Chicagoland Basenji Club, Inc.
Saturday, June 15, 2013
gcbc 39th Annual Specialty & Sweepstakes
Saturday Judges
gcbc Designated Specialty & Sweepstakes
Mrs. Sylvia Lofrano, Puppy & Veteran Sweepstakes
Ms. Karen Dumke, Conformation
cha show
Ms. Kalen Dumke, Jr. Showmanship
Ms. Karen Dumke, Group Judge
Obedience & Rally offered by cha on Saturday
Mr. Fred Burhoff, Judge
Kathleen Harold
Dignified, regal, strong sense of their own value, will give it a bit more
thought. Have you seen that YouTube video Dog Friend Cat Friend? A
Basenji is far too dignified to fawn like other breeds.
Clean, picky about their environment, especially their own comfort.
Smart but not necessarily biddable, willing to make their own decisions.
I love them!
Did I say elegant? I find them beautiful to look at. And of all the dogs
I care for, I am the most honored when a Basenji deems me worthy of
affection.
—Editor’s note: Kathleen Harold is a dog sitter in Washington
For more information on GCBC contact:
SUSAN JOYNER, (815) 485-8592
[email protected]
Superintendent for the weekend:
Roy Jones Dog Shows, Inc. (260) 925-0525 www.royjonesdogshows.com
Held in conjunction with the
Chicagoland Hound Association Show
Don’t forget—
Little Fort Kennel Club Friday and Sunday :
Friday Basenji Judge: Ms. Debra Thornton (p)
Sunday Basenji Judge: Mrs. Pamela B. Peat
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Anyone who lives in the neighborhood of a Basenji will tell you that
their vocalization sets them apart from other breeds. Screaming, yodeling, and chortling do not come wafting on a summer’s evening from
the homes of pugs and chocolate labs. No poodle owner has ever been
asked by the well-intentioned party at the other end of the telephone
whether they should call back “after you’ve taken care of the baby.”
But there are also few dog breeds as quiet as a Basenji who wishes
to be silent.
A whimsical book about life with a
Basenji, written and illustrated by
Robert Vavra. Originally published
by the BCOA in 1958, current
Basenjis are a breed apart. As Pat Cembura observes, “if
you have a Basenji you will either love it or hate it.” And,
as Brenda Phillips notes, an individual Basenji’s behavior
is exactly that—individual. So individual that perhaps
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copies include a bonus introduction by the author written in 1991.
This was Mr. Vavra’s first book and
the only one he illustrated with pen
and ink.
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Diane C. Coleman Memorial
Hound Group Award
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Lisa Croft Elliot, photography
1983 ch Aleika-Absinthe Rajah’s JR
1984 ch Rameses Golden Phoenix, FCH
1985 - 1988 ch Music City Serengeti Jazzman
1989 ch Windsbraut By Jorj Of Anubis
1990 ch Vikentor’s Country Rose
1991 - 1993 ch Sonbar’s Celestial Wizard
1994 - 1996 ch Calez Executive Of Em Basi
1997 - 1999 ch Zindika’s Johnny Come Greatly, JC
2000 ch Ingegab Limited Edition
2001 - 2002 ch C-Quest’s Point Blank
2003 dc Jasiri-Sukari The Illustrated Man, SC, LCX
2004 ch Arubmec’s Sweet Spot, SC
2005 dc Jasiri-Sukari John Tri-Volta, SC
2006 ch Asia’s Ready Set Go
2007 - 2008 dc Klassic’s Ms Mata Hauri, SC
2009 ch AB-Rafiki The Icon of Cool
2010
gch Wakili Signet Dooney
2011 Award Recipient
gch/can ch Signet Meisterhaus Gossip Girl
The Coleman award is awarded annually to the Basenji that has defeated the greatest number of dogs in AKC conformation
competition—Groups & Best in Show—for the preceding calender year. The idea for the award was developed by Coralie Betz
& Damara Bolté. Damara designed the trophy, using Diane's Rosie, Ch Absin' Bublin' Brown Sugar Lihu, as the model.
Am Ch Signet Hillbilly Rock Star x Am Ch Meisterhaus Tears & Tantrums
Breeder: Tad Brooks, Josesph Hurt, Brenda Cassell
Owners: Edna Johnson, Sandra Middlebrook, Brenda Cassell, Tad Brooks
Managing Genetic Health
in Pedigree Basenjis
“In populations of
animals … where
management of
reproduction is not
focused purely on the
preservation of the full
range of characteristics …
By Robert C. Lacy, Ph.D.
Senior Conservation Scientist, Chicago Zoological Society
Committee on Evolutionary Biology, University of Chicago
Science Advisor, SSC Conservation Breeding Specialist Group, International Union for the
Conservation of Nature
of the founders, the
assumptions underlying
the ‘ideal’ estimate …
are not met.”
Carol A. Beuchat, Ph.D.
Above left, an early Fula Basenji, and at right recent puppy imports from Africa (photo courtesy of Laurie Gregory)
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n response to the paper by Thompson (2012), we wish to provide some
information about issues relevant to
managing the genetic health of the pedigree
Basenji population. Thompson provides
a valuable introduction to the principles
underlying genetic management of breeding
programs for rare and valuable populations.
One of us (rcl) has been involved in the
development and application of these
concepts and methods for the preservation
of endangered species for the past 30 years,
and we agree with Thompson, that many
of the principles that have been developed
for optimal management of threatened
species, have value also for the management
of breeds of domesticated animals. However,
there are also differences in the goals and
feasible methods that should be considered
when adapting the lessons from endangered
species management to breed management.
Below, we address some of the issues raised
by Thompson that might need clarification
or further explanation.
1) When numbers such as 5-15 founders, or no
fewer than 6, have been provided by conservation geneticists as the minimum number
necessary to build a viable population, the
context has been emergency efforts to
sustain a wildlife population or species, and
the emphasis is very much on a “minimum”
number. Even when the possible loss of an
entire species is at risk, it is debatable (and it
is vigorously debated!) if it is worth putting
resources into trying to build a breeding
population from fewer than 6 founders. As
Thompson notes, a recommendation of 20
effective founders is typical as the starting
point to rescue a population at risk of extinction (Lacy 1989). Beyond the recommended
minimum of 20 effective founders, zoos must
carefully consider the incremental benefit
of starting with larger numbers of founders,
because of the considerable cost—sometimes
including even the potential to seriously
damage the remaining wild population by
over-harvesting—of importing an additional
10 to 20 individuals of a large wildlife species
that is likely difficult to capture, handle, and
transport.
2) General statements about minimum
number of founding individuals necessary to
build a viable closed population are based on
models of population genetics that assume
an “ideal” population where breeding is
either random or will be managed to preserve
14 genetic diversity using a breeding strategy
designed for this purpose. An example of this
would be a captive zoo population of a species
where reproduction is carefully managed
to minimize loss of genetic diversity and
changes from the original, wild traits over
generations. The strategy pursued in such a
management plan would be to maintain equal
genetic contributions of all founders to subsequent generations, as this would maintain
the maximum amount of the original genetic
diversity.
In populations of animals (whether
species or breeds) where management of
reproduction is not focused purely on the
preservation of the full range of characteristics (good and bad) of the founders, the
assumptions underlying the “ideal” estimate
(as above) are not met. Some of the variation
brought into the population via the founders
will likely be lost in the first few generations,
and the number of founding individuals will
need to be greater in order to provide an adequate genetic base for future breeding. Indeed,
even in breeding programs for endangered
species in zoos, we know that in spite of our
best efforts some initial “potential founders”
will not contribute to future generations, so
that we need to start with more—sometimes
many more—wild-collected animals to
achieve 20 effective founders.
This would likely even more so be the
case in a population of purebred dogs for
several reasons. A breeding plan designed
to maintain as much of the founding genetic
diversity as possible would require the
collective cooperation of all breeders as it
must use all existing reproductive dogs in an
optimally designed and rigorously managed
breeding scheme. But dog breeders have
specific breeding priorities of their own, such
as selection for particular traits in their dogs
(e.g., color, leg length, behavioral traits), or
preferences to use particular individuals in
their breeding program. Their breeding options might also be constrained by geography,
or by available space and other resources. The
presence of known genetically based health
issues will also influence breeding decisions,
and selection against genes that can cause
health problems (while sometimes necessary)
further reduces the variation across the rest
of the genes as well, because the selection by
definition reduces the number of breeders
contributing to the next generation. Thus, it
seems highly unlikely that all custodians of
breeding individuals could fully cooperate
with a breeding strategy designed to ensure
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equal contributions of all founders to subsequent generations. With selective breeding,
the genetic diversity in the founding population can be substantially reduced in just a
few generations (Oliehoek, Bijma, & van der
Meijden 2009; Maki 2010).
3) If a large number of founders cannot be
obtained initially, or if some of those lineages
are lost or under-represented in subsequent
generations, or if breeder goals will necessarily include selection for desired traits
and against genetic problems, then low and
declining diversity of the population can later
be increased or restored through the addition
of new founders—if available—to the breeding stock. This can bring back genetic variants
that once represented the species or breed
but were lost by chance, reverse incidental
fixation of deleterious genes and accumulated inbreeding, and provide the diversity
necessary for continued modification and
improvement through selection.
4) Full analysis of the population genetics of
the (worldwide) pedigree of Basenjis has not
been done, so there is no information about
how well the genetic diversity of founders
has been maintained, or about the degree
15 of inbreeding in the existing population. A
genetic analysis using pedigree information
for all dogs back to founders could provide
substantial insights as to the value of any
additional founders. This information would
also allow breeders to make the best possible
decisions about the use of their breeding
stock by identifying populations of dogs that
are most critical to maintain in the breeding
population, and the degree of imbalance in
the contributions of founders to the current
generation (Lacy 1989; Ballou & Lacy 1995).
5) Basenjis are one of the (very) few breeds
where a large population of animals from
which the founders were originally drawn
still exists in Africa, and these animals have
not been subject to an organized breeding
program, so mating has likely been more or
less random. Consequently, we can expect
that in such a population, a diversity of
genetic alleles will still be present. Selecting
animals randomly from this well-mixed gene
pool is most likely to yield a genetic subsample that reflects the actual genetic diversity
in the native African dogs. If the selection of
animals is not random (for example, certain
traits are desired, or some traits simply do not
result in dogs that will be successful breeders
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if brought out of Africa), or if the dogs cannot
be collected across the geographic range
(possibly resulting in some lineages in Africa
being sampled several times), then a larger
number of new founders is required to obtain
a good representation of the diversity of the
breed.
6) We assume that the desire to increase the
genetic heterogeneity of the pedigree Basenji
population is motivated at least in part by
concern about the possibility of unacceptable
levels of genetic diseases in the future as a
consequence of the small size of the founder
population and subsequent inbreeding. Such
problems have arisen in many breeds (canine
and otherwise) that descend from small numbers of founders or have small breeding populations, and can be difficult to counter once
the problems become prevalent enough to
be to make it clear that restoration of genetic
variation is needed. However, one issue
breeders might be concerned about is that the
addition of new animals can introduce again
to the breeding stock potentially deleterious
genes. We do not believe that this problem
will be significant enough to override the
benefits of restored genetic variation. The
problem is not that deleterious alleles exist—
as it is the case that all animals carry some
deleterious recessive alleles and a few new
ones arise by mutation every generation—but
rather that in a small population or one with
few founders some of the deleterious alleles
can be expressed in homozygous condition in
a number of animals. It should be noted that
natural selection continues to work on wild
populations, and with much greater force and
efficiency that in populations under our care,
so that deleterious alleles will have been held
to very low frequencies. In a large, genetically
diverse population, therefore, the probability
of producing offspring that are homozygous
for the disease allele is very low.
Especially for Basenjis, which in Africa
are subject to strong natural selection when
they fend for themselves, it is reasonable
to expect that in the absence of evidence
to the contrary, the animals should be
genetically healthy, and a checkup from
a veterinarian should satisfy to catch
anything that might become a problem. Again, the key to managing health issues
is maintaining the genetic diversity of the
breeding dogs. If a deleterious allele does
become common enough to be a problem
for the breed, selection against that allele
might be practiced, but we need to recognize that such selection will also reduce the
genetic diversity across the rest of the genes,
and any beneficial traits carried by the dogs
that are removed from breeding will be lost
(Lacy 2000). Thus, having high diversity
within the breeding stock is essential both
to minimize expression of deleterious traits
and to allow selection to be practiced when
desired without inadvertently jeopardizing
the genetic health of the breed.
7) Thompson (2012) discusses the often-cited
number of 50 and correctly notes that this
refers to a recommendation for a minimum
effective population size, not the minimum number of founders. For the reasons
number of breeding animals, and this leads
to more rapid loss of the genetic diversity that
was brought in via the original founders. The recommendation of a minimum
effective population size of 50 is equivalent,
mathematically, to a recommendation to
keep the rate of increase in the coefficient
of inbreeding below 1% per generation. This
recommendation arises from the centuries
of experience of animal breeders regarding
what level of inbreeding can be accepted for a
moderate number of generations without incurring risk of genetic damage in the form of
higher frequency of genetic defects and lower
overall average fitness of individuals. High
levels of inbreeding have well documented
deleterious effects including reduced fertility,
“10% loss of diversity is not the benchmark for an acceptable starting point,
but rather is often defined as an end point below which a population should
not be allowed to descend, or as the point at which quick action should
be taken to obtain new founders to restore variation.”
discussed above, achieving the recommended
20 effective founders, might require fewer
or more than 50 initial imported animals.
The recommendation of 50 as a minimum
effective population size derives from a desire
to minimize the accumulation of inbreeding
subsequent to the founder generation.
The definition that Thompson gives for
effective population size is correct only under
very specific and idealized circumstances.
Effective population size is not, in general nor
in most populations, “the current number
of breeding individuals in a population that
contribute genes to succeeding generations.” Effective population size is the number of
breeding animals in a theoretical random
breeding population that would experience
the same rate of change in allele frequencies,
or the same degree of inbreeding, as seen
in the actual population (Lacy 1995). The
number of breeding animals will be close to
the effective population size only if breeding
is truly random. Of course, in any real breeding program, breeding is far from random
and some lineages contribute more to the
population as a whole than others, because
breeders select for specific traits or are
limited in their choice of sire. In pedigreed
dog breeds, the effective population size will
likely be substantially smaller than the actual
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survival, decreased resistance to disease, and
decreased tolerance of environmental stress
(Charlesworth & Willis 2009; Keller & Waller
2002; Lacy 1997; Ryan et al. 2002). Not every
inbred animal will be affected, but the probability of problems increases and the average
level of performance declines. Moreover, it
is not predictable which lineages will suffer
from inbreeding problems, and selection
programs aimed at reversing inbreeding
problems usually have only limited effectiveness (Lacy 2007).
8) Whenever possible, within breeding
programs for rare wildlife species, we start
to seek out new animals to boost genetic
diversity again whenever the cumulative
mean inbreeding level increases to about 5%
or more. When cumulative inbreeding levels
reach 10% or higher, we consider the need
for new animals to be urgent. For example,
the Association of Zoos and Aquariums
recently decided to open up breeding of even
endangered species to exchange with private
breeders who are not accredited members
nor bound by association policies that require
registry of animals in studbooks, when the
breeding population mean inbreeding rises
above 10%—unless a plan is in place to
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quickly bring in new founders to restore the
lost variation to the more tightly controlled
population.
Thompson (2012) mistakenly describes
the goal of 90% of the diversity of the source
population (equivalent to cumulative
inbreeding no greater than 10%) as the goal
for starting a population, whereas the 90%
criteria is actually widely applied as the limit
for acceptable genetic decay over the longterm (e.g., 100 years) for a viable population
designed to sustain and represent the source
population (i.e., 10% loss of diversity is not
the benchmark for an acceptable starting
point, but rather is often defined as an end
point below which a population should not be
allowed to descend, or as the point at which
quick action should be taken to obtain new
founders to restore variation). While conservation biologists do aim to start breeding
programs of wildlife with at least 20 effectively contributing breeders (i.e., 97.5% of source
diversity), we recognize that after a number of
generations of propagating a small breeding
stock, we often cannot avoid losing some
or even much of the diversity that had been
present in the founders. The goal of never
dropping below 90% of the source population
diversity drives both the recommendation to
start with much more diversity than this, and
the recommendation to maintain an effective
population size greater than 50 so that further
losses are no more than 1% per generation. A
simple calculation shows that if the starting
diversity is about 97.5% and 1% is lost in each
subsequent generation, then the population
can be sustained above the 90% goal for only
7-8 generations. Although this short-term
strategy often is acceptable for endangered
species breeding programs that are designed
to be a temporary reserve for a species until
they can be returned to a better protected
wild habitat (e.g., as has been done with
condors, black-footed ferrets, Mexican wolves,
and red wolves), presumably people who
sustain special breeds of dogs are interested
in longer term preservation. Therefore, good
genetic management will require more initial
founders, a much larger breeding population
allowing slower inbreeding, more rigorous
control over breeding based on pedigree
rather than expressed traits, and/or periodic
replenishment of diversity with new founders.
9) Inbreeding levels in some dog breeds are
aware of the value for Basenjis, we would
expect that it is probably higher than 10% as
well. For perspective, a mean inbreeding level
of 10% is the equivalent of having the genetic
diversity that would be provided by only 5
founders—which would not seem to be a very
good representation of the breed. So for the
pedigree Basenji, which is an unmanaged
population (i.e., there is no single authority
responsible for making breeding decisions),
and which has limited opportunities for introducing new breeding stock on a regular and
continuing basis, we would recommend that
breeders should not forego the opportunity to
add new animals whenever dogs representing
the breed can be added to the breeding programs. This will help to maintain the genetic
diversity in the population as a whole in the
face of the conflicting demands on breeders. For all purebred dogs (and wildlife species,
for that matter), the goal is healthy animals
that represent the breed well and can continue to respond to selection. Selecting only
for breed-specific traits without also actively
working to sustain the underlying genetic
diversity needed to produce a healthy dog
would ultimately result in failure. Two well
established and even fundamental principles
of genetic management are that (1) accumulated inbreeding almost inevitably causes
reduced fitness and performance in a sexually
reproducing species, and (2) variation is
necessary to allow successful selection for desired traits or against deleterious traits. With
adequate knowledge of the ancestry and current genetic structure of the breed, and some
prudent breeding strategies, breeders can
achieve their breeding goals while protecting
the health of their animals and safe-guarding
the future of the breed. Pedigree analysis
software is available for assessing the
effective population size, the loss of genetic
variation to date, the rate of accumulation
of inbreeding, and the potential benefits of
adding new founders (Lacy, Ballou, & Pollak
2012). Genetics management advisors who
are experienced in pedigree analysis for zoos
would likely be available to assist by providing
analyses and advice to Basenji and other dog
breed groups. Regularly updating the genetic
analysis of the population as new individuals
are added by birth or introduction, and
revisiting the breeding plan in light of new
information, is the best strategy to assure the
health of the breed for the long term. N
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already substantially higher than 10% (Leroy
et al 2009; Leroy 2011). Although we are not
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Jan starts baby puppies off with the word “find” which is what Jimmy is
doing in the photo above. Jimmy’s first official lesson was at 11 weeks old,
with Gordon Cole, an obedience trainer with the local German Shephard
club. He used the step method: Gordon held Jimmy and let him watch Pat
put down treat, take a step, put down treat, one step, treat , and so on for
10 steps, then put down a “dump or jackpot” (six pieces). Then, with Jan on
the end of the lead, Jimmy went from treat to treat for 10 steps. He realized
what was involved after about three steps. Next time—treat every second
step and add a curve at the end. Jimmy learned very fast that at the end of
the track was a jackpot. The second time he did it he ate the treat at the start,
then followed the scent of Jan’s footsteps to the jackpot at the end. To heck
with the bits in between—better to get the jackpot at the end. At left is Jan
with Turnip. Facing page, Bev and Aussie.
Tracking with Basenjis in Australia
By Jan Robert and Bev Reid
T
he dog sport of tracking is conducted in the cooler
months in Australia. Our summer temperatures range from
hot to ridiculous, and the ‘Joe Blakes’ (snakes) are out in
abundance during this time. Unfortunately, the majority of our
snakes are among the most deadly in the world, and I (as an ex-Kiwi)
am happy to give them the right of way.
So all the Tracking fanatics count down the days till the weather
cools down—with the first Trial being conducted in early May, and the
last in late September. The dog is on a harness and a 10 metre lead. He
does all the work; the handler just happens to be on the end of the lead.
The only input from the handler is to keep the dog focused. Any attempt
to “lead” the dog will result in a fail.
culminating in the Tracking Champion (tch). To get the Tracking
Dog title, the dog must achieve a Pass in three different Tracks, indicating the articles left along the track by the tracklayer, and finding the
person hidden at the end of the Track. The Tracklayer has the reward
provided for the dog by the owner.
There are a further three Tracks to pass for the tdx title—and
for their Tracking Championship a final track must be successfully
negotiated.
These Tracks (depending on their level) range from 400 metres in
length up to 1.2 km in length. The length of time the track has been
“cooking” ranges from 20 minutes for a beginner, up to two–three hours
for the tch.
Tracking is done in all weathers whether it is teeming with rain,
snowing or blowing a gale. The only thing which would postpone the
start of a trial would be pea souper fog—because the Tracklayer needs
to be able to see the flags in order to lay the track for the dog.
Tr acking Levels in Austr alia
There are two levels of Tracking in Australia—the initial level involving
the Tracking Dog (td) title; the Tracking Dog Excellent (tdx); and
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achieved good passes. Bev felt that Aussie had an easier job doing the
tsd titles—the person at the end has to be found, but it is not necessary
to find any articles on the track.
The typical bit of Basenji “cutting corners” is frowned upon but
in one test Aussie had already worked out where the person was. His
theory was why go the long way round when you can achieve the same
result just by cutting straight across to them!
Aussie doesn’t “do” cold. He and Bev were tracking in sleet and light
snow. After finding the tracklayer successfully, the judge, tracklayer,
stewards and Bev had to retrace their steps to get back to the starting
point. Not Aussie! He took off flat-out with Bev struggling along
behind him—straight back to the base camp and into the shed beside
the pot-bellied stove. Let the others find their own way home—Aussie
wasn’t going to be cold for anyone.
Aussie’s final urban night track was a magnificent effort—800
metres at night in a city achieved in eight minutes for a Pass grading of
Excellent! The judge was running to keep up!
Aussie missed the award as the top tsd dog for the year by a measly
one point. Not bad for the first Basenji up against the multitude of
Golden Retrievers, German Shepherds, Rottweilers, Dobermans that
normally frequent the Tracking Trials.
The Tr ack and Search Dog title
There are two levels to climb to achieve the pinnacle of Track and
Search Dog Excellent (tsdx). At this stage, there is not a Championship for Track and Search but it is hoped to add this level in the very
near future.
The first level (involving the passing of three tests) is Track and
Search Dog (tsd). The second level, also comprising three tests, is
Track and Search Dog Excellent (tsdx). The last tsd test to achieve
Excellent is an urban night test.
T
o the best of our knowledge there are only three Basenjis that have trialled consistently (at this stage) in Australia.
The groundbreaker is the little old man Dual Ch Taqsim
Signet Silkn Smoke tsdx (Aussie to his friends). Aussie’s handler is
his proud breeder Bev Reid.
His sire is Ch Tamsala Silkn Memory and his dam the black/white
American import Aust/Amer Ch Signet Where There’s Smoke bred by
Brenda Cassell. He was born 7 August, 2000.
Aussie started tracking at the tender age of 9 years, and consistently
passed his tests. He liked to have a roll on some ‘roo poo’ here, check
out that log there, sniff out the bunnies over there—but he always came
straight back onto his track.
Aussie was the first Basenji to achieve a Tracking Championship
title in Australia. He then progressed to his tsd titles, and once again
Aussie’s success at Tracking Trials encouraged me to start tracking
with my Swedish import Ch Yulara Mutua (Turnip). I had first read
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It’s not about you—or your show wins—or who you know—it is
all about the dog. You are merely the person holding the end of the
lead. Your dog does the work—whether he’s industriously wrapping
you around a gum tree, checking out the wildlife or tracking enthusiastically to find the Tracklayer and get his treat (Jimmy’s favourite is
barbequed kangaroo sausages).
“Turnip is so curious,” writes Jan.
“He has to check out everything and
often forgets to come back on track.
It took me a long time to be able to read
his body language and know when he
was just stuffing around. He would
acknowledge a corner with a tiny flick
of his ear and continue straight on to
check something out. If I missed that
flick and followed him and he would
just say, ‘oh well she wants me to go this
way, whatever!’
“Jimmy (shown at right) is the
opposite—very easy to read. He just
puts his head down and goes: Right on
the track, can’t deviate anywhere, must
find the person with the treat at the end.
He ignores the person—just says ‘give
me the food—now!’”
Track and Search Dog Excellent (tsdx)
A Test Six Urban Evening/Night Track
The track is 800 metres. A person has become lost in a contaminated
urban search area. It usually takes several hours before the person is
reported missing therefore most urban searches are conducted after dark.
This type of track is the most common type of track worked by
Search & Rescue dogs as the majority of all missing people become lost
in urban areas.
“Tracking is very addictive—all the people that Bev
and I track with are fascinated with the Basenjis.
They don’t track like ‘normal’ breeds which many of
our judges have commented on, and they take a bit
Explanation of tsdx 5 Urban & tsdx 6 Night Tracks
The tracks are 800 metres long. A person has become lost in a contaminated urban search area of varied surfaces including tar-sealed roads,
pavements, grass and foot trails. It should include distractions such as
parked cars, light vehicle and pedestrian traffic. The Track should be
laid utilizing any and all structures on site to ensure that dogs are able
to handle the diffusion of scent created by these structures. Tracks may
be laid in close proximity to buildings and fences. The exact start point
of the track should be known to the handler (i.e., a residential gateway,
front door or car door). The track should not cross a main road. Every
care should be taken when working the dog in traffic and to shorten the
lead and collect up any loose lead behind, ensuring the safety of the dog
should it attempt to cross a busy road.
If the person responsible for setting out the track is someone other
than the judge, they will be known as the Track Steward and will
accompany the Tracklayer at a discreet distance to ensure that the map
is followed exactly. They will also accompany the judge when the track
is being judged.
When mapping out the area for the tsdx 5 and tsdx 6 tracks, careful
consideration must be given to the various types of terrain on the track.
Judges must be mindful that the scent will cling to fences, kerbs, foliage
of any type etc, even though the track may have been laid on the street
verge. Asphalt and smooth concrete does not hold the scent as well as
other types of terrain. Some allowance needs to be made for difficult
terrain, but at the same time, such terrain should not be avoided.
Cars and other traffic will permeate the air with fumes which adds
extra challenges to the dog. Vehicles are often parked on street verges
or driveways after the track has been laid and the dog is expected to
continue tracking whilst negotiating changes on the track.
The tsdx 6 track may utilize areas lit by street lights, safety lighting
around buildings and some areas which are quite dark. Tracks may
be laid in the late afternoon in order for the Tracklayer to make use
of daylight and then worked during late evening or after dark. Where
lighting is poor, it is essential that the handler wears a good head light to
ensure that some visibility is given and they are able to discern between
ground levels to minimize minor injuries.
As no markers are in place for the Tracklayer to follow, the Tracklayer will be provided with a detailed map and the Track Steward who will
be familiar with the track can follow closely to theTracklayer when the
track is being laid to ensure that it is laid correctly. Note that the map
must clearly indicate which side of the road the Tracklayer is to walk.
The best advice I can give is to trust your dog. The bond built up
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of time for the judges to get used to. Basenjis think
for themselves and you can see them working out
the solution to a problem.”
Requirements for tests
Tracking Test One
Trail approximately 400 metres. Known Tracklayer. Two changes of
direction. One article on the track. The track is laid 20–40 minutes
before the dog starts. The Tracklayer must be found.
His first trial was not a success, having always trained in paddocks.
His initial experience with bush was overwhelming and he became
rather confused. But since that time, he has rediscovered his joy for
Tracking and has quickly passed up to the Tracking Dog level.
Jimmy is a better tracking dog than his father in that he only wants
to find the person at the end for the goodies—whereas Turnip liked to
take the scenic route.
about Basenji’s tracking back in the 1970’s in Hawaii with Rex Tanaka
and his magnificent Basenji Ch Il-Se-Ott Golden Majorette. At that
stage, a dog had to have their highest Obedience title before they
could progress to Tracking—and I knew that was never going to
happen with any Basenji I owned.
Turnip took to Tracking like a duck to water, but whereas Aussie
always came straight back onto his track after a little side detour—Turnip liked to investigate. It took a while (and several failures on Turnip’s
part) for me to be able to read his body language better, and know when
he was ‘off with the fairies’.
His most embarrassing episode during a track was when he was
called off his Track 5 by the judge. The track was in a sheep paddock—
the bane of my existence! The previous dog, a Vizsla, had to do his
track in torrential horizontal rain. He passed. For Turnip’s track, the
rain stopped—but apparently the addition of water to sheep droppings
makes them the most tempting substance ever.
Turnip spent the first 200 metres grabbing sheep ‘poo’ from both
sides of the track! He was beside himself with the taste—it was like a
drug. The judge stood it for only so long and then stopped the test. With
a bit of training for the rest of the track, Turnip learned that sheep poo
was not as tempting as he had first thought. Turnip passed his Tracking
Championship in 2012. He will start his tsd in the next 12 months.
The third Basenji taking part in Tracking Trials is Turnip’s tricolour
son Jimmy (Tamsala Jiminy Cricket). He started his training as a baby
puppy and his main aim in life is to find the person at the end because
they have “goodies.”
its conclusion. The dog shall be started 60 to 90 minutes after the main
track has been laid. There will be two articles placed on the track. The
Tracklayer must be found at the end of the track to obtain a pass.
I
had shown my Basenjis consistently for 42 years in conformation. The thing that I noticed immediately after taking up Tracking was the difference in the people and their attitude towards
each other and their dogs.
Gone are the fancy outfits to compliment their dog in the ring. In
their place are solid waterproof shoes, warm clothing, beanies, and
waterproof jackets. The strangely shaped ‘boobs’ on the women are the
heavy socks shoved in the bra to get the scent established beforehand
on articles used to lay the track. Likewise the men all have “beer bellies”
from socks under their coats.
There is a lot of hanging around in Tracking while you await your
dog’s turn to track. During that time, we have lots of friendly chatting
around our cars in the bush clearings—or sitting around a potbellied
stove pumping out the heat.
Everyone is happy to help each other—whether solving a problem
like Turnip’s sheep poo fetish, or the best harness and where to buy it.
You soon find yourself helping to lay tracks by being a Tracklayer or as a
diversion or learning to be a steward.
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Tracking Champion Test Requirements, Test Seven
Track length 1200 metres. Two cross tracks. Three articles on the track.
Minimum of six turns, of which two are acute. Blind start—the start
article is placed in a sealed plastic bag—the dog finds the start of the
track. The track is laid 90-180 minutes prior to the test.
Track and Search Dog (tsd) Test One
The dog is required to track an unknown person over a trail of approximately 800 metres of varied surfaces which may include vegetation,
sand, gravel limestone or similar. The Track will have four changes of
direction. Thirty minutes after the main tracklayer has commenced
the track, the first part of the Track will be re-walked by a diversion
Tracklayer. The diversion Tracklayer will rewalk the track for not less
than 30 metres from the start and leave no closer than 30 metres from
the first change of direction.
The start flag and all other flags indicating the direction of the track
up to the point where the diversion Tracklayer makes his/her turn, will
be left in position by the main Tracklayer. The diversion Tracklayer will
remove the start flag and all other flags up to the point where the main
Tracklayer has continued on. The starting line flags will remain.
The Judge will, when the track has aged sufficiently, take the Handler
and the dog to approximately 30 metres from the starting line, hand
or indicate the unopened bag to the Handler and inform him that he is
free to start tracking.
The dog will be in harness and must hunt for the track by free quartering off-lead or searching on-lead (fixed collar).
When the dog has indicated to the handler that it has located the
track, the dog must be stopped sufficiently to allow the tracking lead
to be fastened onto the harness. The dog must then follow the track to
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Measuring Station 2012 Report
Breeders Education Committee
Laurie Stargell and Susan Coe
From the Standard: “Ideal height for dogs is 17 inches and bitches 16 inches.
Dogs 17 inches and bitches 16 inches from front of chest to point of buttocks.”
T
he Measuring Station was
visited by 144 dogs in July 2012 at the
bcoa Nationals in Gettysburg, PA.
The dogs were not all conformation dogs;
many performance dogs and a number of
strictly companion dogs were also measured.
One-hundred and forty-four Basenjis seems
like quite a few dogs (especially if you were
in line patiently waiting to be measured, or
doing the measuring!) but when it is broken
down into sex and age categories it isn’t a
statistically dependable sampling as of yet.
So please plan on attending the Measuring
Station in July 2013 at the bcoa Nationals in
Auburn, WA to have your Basenjis included
in this important study.
The breakdowns are shown in the charts
for Adult Males, Adult Females, Puppy Males
and Puppy Females. The adult categories
were for individuals over one year old and the
puppies were all between 6 months and one
year old. Participants on the thin or rather
plump side were noted.
The 65 Adult Males were born between
December 1997 and January 2011. There were
11 males who measured right on 17 inches tall
but their lengths varied. Another 23 males
were just over 17 up to and including 17½
inches tall. Eight males were just “under”
with measurements from 16½ up to but not
including 17 inches. So from 65 males, 41 were
within one-half inch below or above 17 inches.
Just three males were outside of an inch (16-18
inches) of the standard for height. Taken
together, this indicates that 95% of the males
measured were within an inch of the “ideal”
17 inches. The average height of the Adult
Males was 17½ inches and length was 18¾
inches. The weight column is interesting to
look over but not too informative as there
doesn’t seem to be a correlation with the
height/length and weight information.
The desired weight from the standard:
“Approximate weight for dogs, 24 pounds and
bitches, 22 pounds.”
The male closest to the standard in height,
length and weight is highlighted in the
table. Another dog was the same height and
length but his weight was not as close to the
standard.
The 54 Adult Females were born between
November 1997 and January 2011. The average
height was 16 ⅛ inches tall. The average length
was 17⅛ inches long. So the ratio of height to
length is close to one inch longer than tall. An
interesting aside was that one of the largest
males was a littermate to one of the smallest
females.
Some general notes: 10 of the 54 ladies
were right on 16 inches tall; 20 more were
between those and 16½ inches. Five were just
over 16 and up to 16½ inches. Just 6 females
were outside of an inch (15-17 inches) of the
standard for height. In summary, 89% of the
females were within an inch of the desired
height. The lengths varied considerably.
No one single female seemed to fit as close
to the parameters of 16" x 16" x 22 pounds as
did the single male. The girls who measured
closest, and some came very close, to square
tended to weigh well under the desired 22
pounds. Two who are closest are highlighted
in the chart.
The Puppy charts are set out by age rather
than by size. The youngest are first.
The youngest Puppy Male was born in
January 2012 and the oldest in November
2011. The youngest Puppy Female was born
January 2012 and the oldest in November 2011.
The chart shows the Puppy Females from
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See charts facing page.
Measuring Your Basenji
With the dog standing in a relaxed manner, that is not stretching up to make itself
impressively tall or crouching, the height is measured from ground to the highest point of
the shoulder blade. The length is measured from the front of the chest, the slight fore-chest
that all dogs have to the furthermost point of the rear that is at the end of the pelvis at the
point of buttocks.
The scale used for the Measuring Station was similar to what is professionally used at veterinarian offices for small dogs.
Adult Males
Adult Females
Dog
Height
(inches)
Length
(inches)
Weight
(lbs-oz)
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
16
16 1/4
16 1/2
16 1/2
16 5/8
16 3/4
16 3/4
16 3/4
16 7/8
16 7/8
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17 1/8
17 1/8
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 3/8
17 3/8
17 3/8
17 3/8
17 1/2
17 1/2
17 1/2
17 1/2
17 5/8
17 5/8
17 5/8
17 5/8
17 5/8
17 3/4
17 3/4
17 3/4
17 3/4
17 3/4
17 3/4
17 3/4
17 3/4
17 7/8
17 7/8
18
18
18
18 1/4
18 1/2
19
17 1/2
17 1/2
17 5/8
18 1/4
18
17 3/4
18
18 1/2
17 1/2
17 3/4
17 1/2
17 1/2
18
18
18
18
18
18 1/2
18 1/2
18 3/4
20
18 1/2
18 3/4
17 3/4
18 1/4
18 1/4
18 1/4
18 1/4
18 1/2
18 1/2
18 1/2
18 1/2
18 1/2
19 1/4
19 1/4
19 1/4
18
18 1/4
18 1/2
19
18
18
18 1/4
19
18
18
18 1/2
18 3/4
18 3/4
18
18 1/2
18 3/4
19
19
19
19 1/4
20 1/4
19
19
19 1/2
20
20
20
19 1/2
19 3/4
21-15
22-10
20-10
22-06
22-03
21-14
22-12
24-14
22-00
23-15
24-09
21-10
23-12
22-07
24-10
24-11
25-02
23-10
26-05
27-13
32-15
24-15
25-15
23-05
22-08
22-08
25-07
25-07
24-13
25-01
25-07
25-07
26-02
26-04
26-13
27-12
23-04
24-10
25-12
26-05
22-12
24-07
25-10
25-06
23-06
25-06
24-05
26-06
28-12
24-13
23-06
25-09
22-05
25-02
26-04
28-07
33-03
24-14 (thin)
26-03
28-02
28-01
30-00
34-06
26-12
25-13
Puppy Males
Dog
Height
(inches)
Length
(inches)
Weight
(lbs-oz)
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
14 1/2
15
15 1/8
15 1/8
15 1/8
15 1/4
15 3/8
15 1/2
15 3/4
15 3/4
15 3/4
15 7/8
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16 1/8
16 1/8
16 1/8
16 1/8
16 1/4
16 1/4
16 1/4
16 1/4
16 1/4
16 3/8
16 3/8
16 3/8
16 3/8
16 3/8
16 1/2
16 1/2
16 1/2
16 1/2
16 1/2
16 1/2
16 5/8
16 5/8
16 3/4
16 3/4
16 7/8
17
17
17 1/8
17 1/8
17 1/4
17 1/4
17 1/2
16 1/4
16 1/2
15 3/4
16
16 1/2
16
17 1/4
17 1/2
16 1/2
17
17 1/4
16 1/4
16 1/2
16 3/4
16 3/4
16 3/4
17
17
17
17 1/2
17 1/2
18
16 1/2 †
17
17 1/4
17 1/2
17
17 1/4
17
17 1/4
17 1/2
16 3/4
17 1/4
17 1/2
18
18 1/4
17 1/4
17 3/4
18
18 1/4
19
20
16 1/2
19
18
18 1/2
17
18 1/4
18 1/2
18 1/2
19 1/2
19 1/4
20
18 1/2
17-12
19-10
16-02
16-10
22-08 *
20-01*
19-04
20-09
18-08
19-15
17-12
19-14
18-09
19-11
20-07
21-09
17-04
19-07
20-07
21-07
27-05 *
22-03
19-03
22-00
19-10
22-13
21-04
19-07
18-05
20-09
20-13
21-15
19-06
22-04
22-07
21-15
18-08
19-07
23-07
23-07
23-15
25-08
17-14
26-00
22-14
23-10
21-09
21-10
24-09
25-02
24-01
25-10
29-02
25-06
Dog
Height
(inches)
Length
(inches)
Weight
(lbs-oz)
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
17 3/8
16 1/4
17 3/8
16 1/2
16 3/4
16 1/4
17 1/8
17 1/2
16 1/2
17
19 3/4
17 1/2
18
18 1/4
18
17 1/4
17 3/4
18 1/2
17 1/2
18
26-00
18-12
23-06
20-03
22-08
20-13
22-13
24-04
20-13
22-12
Puppy Females
Dog
Height
(inches)
Length
(inches)
Weight
(lbs-oz)
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
15 1/2
15 3/4
16
15 7/8
15 1/4
15 7/8
15 5/8
17
15 1/8
15 1/2
16 1/2
15
15 5/8
15 1/2
14 3/8
17
17 1/4
17 1/2
18
17
18 1/4
17 1/4
18 1/4
16 1/2
16 7/8
17 3/4
15 1/2
17
16 1/4
16 3/4
16-11
16-12
21-06
20-01
17-05
20-00
18-09
24-01
16-00
16-14
19-13
15-07
19-04
18-12
13-15
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Argus Ranch is a 20-acre Canine Events
Center unlike any other in the Northwest.
Designed for regional and national specialties, coursing and racing events, and agility
trials—all in one location. Situated on the
banks of the Green River and in the shadow
of Mt. Rainier, we hope our guests will
enjoy the serenity of the location as much as
the annual Celebration of Basenjis.
45 Minutes from Seatac Airport
60 Minutes from downtown Seattle
2.5 hours from Portland, Oregon
While all the events will be at Argus Ranch,
the La Quinta Inn & Suites, about 20 minutes away, is looking forward to meeting our
Basenjis. Please be sure to let them know
you’re with the Basenji National Specialty
when making your reservation.
La Quinta Inn & Suites
225 6th Street South East
Auburn, WA 98002
Phone: 253-804-9999
Check our website frequently for updates
and other hotel and camping options:
www.2013bcoanational.org
Other dog events
surrounding our National
Specialty
July 12-14
Monroe, WA
All-Breed AKC agility
www.wsotc.org/
Planned Schedule of Events
ThursdaY, July 11
ASFA Lure Trial at Argus Ranch
Visit www.evergreenbasenjiclub.org for more
information
Friday, July 12
July 13-14
Chehalis, WA
TVDFA All-Breed AKC Conformation,
Obedience and Rally
(no Basenji classes on July 14)
www.barayevents.com
July 19
Gresham, OR
WVBC Basenji Specialty and Sweepstakes
Basenji-club.com
July 20-21
Portland, OR
Portland Kennel Club All-Breed
AKC Conformation, Obedience and Rally www.onofrio.com/
NOTRA Oval Track Racing
If you’ve never seen racing, now is your
chance! Certification is recommended before
your dog’s first meet, so look for one near you
at www.notraracing.org
K9 Nosework Workshop
Join Lisa Voss for an introduction to this fast
growing dog sport, designed to develop your
dog’s natural scenting abilities by using their
desire to hunt and their love of toys, food and
exercise. It’s a great way for your dog to have
fun, build confidence, and burn lots of mental
and physical energy.
Physical Conditioning Seminar
Learn how to prepare your hound for optimal
performance and injury prevention
Agility & Obedience practice will be available
during the day in the same building we’ll be
competing in later in the week
Saturday, July 13
AKC Lure Coursing Tests and Trial
Judges Vern Staack & Avery McLeod will
be officiating two JC tests and the Basenji
Specialty trial on the lure field at Argus Ranch
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Basenji
African Stock Exhibition
Judge Donna Lubbe is looking forward
to this Basenji unique event.
Annual Meeting
BCOA members gather
for our general meeting.
Alternative Medicine Clinic
Planned with opportunities for massage,
chiropractic and acupuncture .
Tuesday, July 16
Sunday, July 14
Obedience and Rally Trial
Judge Mary Jane Shervias; all the regular
classes plus many of the optional and
non-regular classes will be offered—
including Rally Relay!
Puppy and Veteran Sweepstakes
Judge Andrew Sawler
Reproductive Health Seminar
Planned, including how to care
for your stud dog.
Monday, July 15
AKC Agility Trial
Judge Carol Mount
Standard and Jumpers with
Weaves classes are planned.
Conformation
Judge Judy Webb
Dog classes are planned.
Conformation
Judge Judy Webb
Bitch classes are planned.
Top 25 Competition
Joe Tomey is planning this special event.
Banquet & Live Auction
As with all the other National Specialty
events, the Banquet will be held on site at
Argus Ranch, with silent auction starting
earlier in the day.
Wednesday, July 17
Judges Education
Ringside mentoring will be available all days,
with the group seminar held in the morning.
Junior Showmanship
Judge Judy Webb.
Mrs. Webb is very excited to work with
our young fanciers.
Conformation Concludes
Judge Judy Webb
Depending on entries, Best of Breed judging
will start at noon on Wednesday.
Join the discussion on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/2013bcoaNational
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Basenji Club
of Southeastern
Wisconsin
cowabunga
What’s up with
CERF?
18th Annual Independent Specialty
Friday, July 26, 2013
by Bill McCann
Word comes from the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (ofa)
and the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists
(acvo) that they have established a new joint Eye Certification
Registry (ecr) and Clinical Database for Ophthalmic Diagnoses (cdod). The ecr and cdod have been up and running since
November 1, 2012.
Western Waukesha County Dog Training Club
Ixonia, Wisconsin
Indoors—Air Conditioned
SPECIALTY JUDGES
Dr. Edna K. Martin, Conformation
Mrs. Lisa Marshall, Sweepstakes (Puppy and Veteran)
Reports the ofa: Ofa Eye Certification Registry exams are ophthalmic examinations, performed by acvo Diplomates, to assess dogs for
the presence or absence of observable hereditary ocular disease. Dogs
with normal exam results will receive ofa eye certification numbers
valid for one year.
SILENT AUCTION
BREAKFAST & LUNCH ONSITE
Ofa goes on to say: Recognizing that animals presenting for a Certification Exam represent a biased population of primarily normal dogs,
the cdod will capture aggregate statistics regarding disease prevalence
for those animals presented to acvo Diplomates in private and institutional clinical practices. The acvo Vision for Animals Foundation,
which supports research into ocular disease in animals, will receive a
portion of the proceeds from all ofa eye registrations.
CLOSING DATE
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
at Show Secretary’s Home
Beth Straub, Show Secretary
304 Essex Park Drive
O’Fallon, MO 63366
[email protected]
President of vdb/cerf Robert Malinowski, dvm, ma
responded in part: The new registry is a separate organization from
cerf. Cerf is not merging with ofa, nor are we being acquired by ofa.
Cerf will remain an independent entity and will continue its close
working relationship with ofa and acvo Diplomates.
ENTER ONLINE
bcosw.org (go to online shopping)
Plan to attend these shows as well
How, then, should bcoa members understand these changes?
First, some background.
Purdue University and its American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists (acvo) has long been the educational hub for training
veterinarians who wish to specialize in ocular disease. A graduate of the
acvo is said to be an acvo Diplomate.
Waukesha Kennel Club
Saturday, July 27, 2013 (BCOSW supported entry)
Sunday, July 28, 2013 Waukesha County Exposition Center
Waukesha, Wisconsin
Many years ago, the acvo decided that they didn’t want to be in the
database business, hiring and managing an administrative staff to produce eye exam certificates for dog owners, so the acvo subcontracted
that task to a database vendor. That vendor was Canine Eye Registration Foundation (cerf).
Superintendent
Onofrio Dog Shows, LLC
www.onofrio.com
[email protected]
Cerf printed the exam forms as specified by the acvo. After the exam,
owners had the option to mail their copy, along with a fee, to cerf.
Cerf would then issue a number and a certificate. In recent years, cerf
began to provide their issued certificate information to ofa for their
database. Breeders who test for eye issues are very familiar with this
process.
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As many of you may know, every two years a board of acvo veterinarians reviews the cerf database of eye exams by breed to look for trends
or concerns which might suggest hereditary issues. This board has
made two recommendations aimed specifically at Basenjis: 1) the presence of iris-to-iris positioned persistent pupillary membranes (ppm)
will not prevent a Basenji from being certified. 2) The exam procedure
acvo vets are to follow is to first examine for ppm and then apply drops
to dilate the pupils for the rest of the exam.
Over time, it became clear to the acvo and its review board that the
data they were getting from cerf was skewed; biased toward the
primarily normal population of dogs presenting for a cerf exam. Often,
if a dog’s eye exam resulted in a diagnosis which would prevent it from
being certified, owners would take the information into account when
planning future breedings but would chose not to pay $12 to send the
exam results into cerf. Without the abnormal results, the database
provides an inaccurate view of eye health to researchers and breeders.
The data most useful to the acvo would require a more complex and
comprehensive database than cerf was able or willing to supply.
Acvo’s search for an alternative database contractor led them to ofa
which has the most extensive animal health database in the world. Ofa
was willing to work with acvo to create a new database: the Clinical
Database for Ophthalmic Diagnoses (cdod) and a partner registry,
Eye Certification Registry (ecr). Acvo believes that breeders, owners
and dog breeds in general will be better served by the cdod and ecr.
2012
BCOA National Specialty DVDs
Enjoy puppy antics, seasoned competitors, and the African Stock
Exhibition—all from the best seat in the house. The complete
DVD set is only $160. DVDs are also available individually.
The ofa has committed to more frequent and enhanced reporting of
aggregate statistics regarding disease prevalence and progression by
breed. Enhanced reporting will be available for acvo Diplomates and
for Parent breed clubs. Regularly updated aggregate statistics will be
available to the public on the ofa website. The ofa’s cdod will capture
data from acvo Diplomates on canine eye exams conducted in an
institutional or practice setting where the dog is presenting for reasons
other than a certification exam. The inclusion of this data will greatly
enhance disease monitoring. As a not-for-profit organization, the ofa
will be sharing a negotiated percentage of all eye registrations with
the acvo Vision For Animals Foundation to support research leading
to the treatment and elimination of ocular disease. Submission of eye
exams to the ofa will support all of these efforts and will maximize the
value of data in a single central database.
YouTube video clips of your dog(s) only; in motion and
on the table during the examination can be ordered with the
purchase of any other DVD. They may not be purchased individually. These clips are a great record of your dog's performance
at the National Specialty and can be uploaded to your website,
YouTube, FaceBook or anywhere you would like your dog to be
seen!
Sweepstakes
Puppy and Veteran $35
African Stock Exhibition $35
So there are, indeed, changes in the world of canine eye exams. But
some things haven’t changed at all. The exam itself is exactly the same;
only the form is slightly different. Acvo Diplomates are not changing
exam procedures; they are not looking for anything new.
Conformation
Regular Dog Classes $35
Regulat Bitch Classes $35
Best of Breed $35
One change all of us will have to get used to, however, is an addition
to our vocabulary; the addition of ecr as the new database collection
agency offering certification. In a very short time, ecr and cdod will
roll off our tongues as easily as akc or cerf or ofa.
Complete set $160
YouTube clips $25
For further information on ofa, cdod and ecr, please visit the akc
Canine Health Foundation website at: www.akcchf.org/news-events/
news/ofa-and-acvo.html. N
Order and pay online at www.Basenji.org (click Online Store)
2011 DVDs and clips are also available.
For more information, contact Kyle Cabral at [email protected]
Shipping: $8 per set (USA); $20 (Canada); $29 (international)
Special thanks to Katie Campbell and Andrew Sawler for their
contributions to this article.
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CommittEe reports
2012 BCOA
African Stock Project
This special CD contains
the Original Foundation Stock,
the 1990 Foundation Stock, and
the 1990 Foundation Stock
Direct Descendants.
Make your presence known in print!
Social Media Committee Report
By Clay Bunyard
The BCOA page on Facebook, facebook.com/Basenji.org, has continued to demonstrate a steady growth in exposure with another 452
likes since the last committee update for a total of 1,087 (Aug-Jan). The
audience continues to be predominantly non-BCOA members. Basenji
breeders that are currently listed on the BCOA website breeder directory and also have Facebook pages for their kennels are now connected
to the BCOA page. This provides the opportunity for greater exposure
beyond the BCOA website.
Also since the last committee update, creation of a BCOA YouTube
channel was approved by the BCOA officers and board of directors and
was launched in late October 2012. Some education content from the
BCOA website and Basenji University has been loaded on the channel.
Look for new video content from the public education & outreach
committee in 2013 on the BCOA YouTube channel, www.youtube.
com/user/BasenjiClubofAmerica. N
$11 for the Compact Disc, which
contains the same style/format found
on the African Stock Project website
in better quality video.
The CD is Windows and Macintosh
compatible with MS Internet Explorer
or Netscape Browser version 4 or
higher installed. Quicktime installer
is included to view the video.
George Woodard
Heartfelt thanks go out to three of our knowledgeable mentors from
the Pacific Northwest for demonstrating true excellence in the fine art
of mentoring our up and coming conformation judges. In the words of
appreciative judge Harold R. Brizee:
“Just a short note to say how great a job Bryan Gregory, Laura Pond,
and especially Katie Campbell did as tutors at the Evergreen Basenji
Club Specialty and the Western Washington Hound Association shows
earlier this month. Their very positive approach to discussing the
strong points of your breed rather than dwelling on the faults was most
refreshing. I consider this one of the two best educational experiences
I’ve had in my 20 years of judging. This experience will serve me well
when I apply for your breed at the end of next year and you and your
club should be proud to be represented by three such fine people. Katie
went overboard to insure that I was well attended during the three days
of shows, for this I give special thanks.”
Well done, ladies and gentleman.
Upcoming events for the Judges Education Committee include the
AKC/DJAA Judges Education Coordinator Symposium in Orlando,
FL in December, the American Canine Education Foundation Hound
Institute in Louisville, KY in March and the BCOA National Specialty
in Auburn, WA in July.
As always, the JEC Slide Show can use your informative photos to
illustrate the finer points of breed type. Please keep them coming!
We have a very busy year scheduled as we have been asked to do breed
presentations for all three of the major judges associations in 2013.
We will be at the American Canine Education Foundation’s Hound
Group Institute in Louisville, KY in March, the Dog Judges Association
of America Hound Breeds Seminars and Workshops in Houston, TX in
July and the American Dog Show Judges Advanced Institute in Indiana,
PA in August.
Dave Mills
We are looking forward to the BCOA National Specialty and our
own Judges Breed Study Group in Auburn, WA on July 17. We will be
handing out copies of the updated Illustrated Standard at these seminars and have already seen a great response to the new brochure.
We have had another instance of a judge uncurling a Basenji’s tail in
the ring and this time, unfortunately, a junior showmanship competitor
was involved. We discussed the situation with the AKC and a letter will
be printed in an upcoming issue of the judges’ newsletter The Standard
to remind judges not to uncurl tails, no matter how tempting it may
be. The AKC will also revise the Junior Showmanship Guidelines to
inform judges that they are not to uncurl the tail during a breed specific
examination of the Basenji. If you see this happening in the ring, please
let me know. N
George Woodard
Judges Education Committee Report
By Marianne Klinkowski
George Woodard
CLUB COLUMNS
Two easy ways to order
Mail your order
BCOA African Stock Project
c/o Linda Siekert
6800 N Montezuma Dr
Tucson, AZ 85718-2432
2013 National
Catalog Advertising
The 2013 BCOA National is now accepting advertising for the official event catalog.
Please submit all copy according
to the following standards
The advertiser is responsible for the
content. Only one person pays for an
ad, and that person is responsible for
supplying all the copy.
Do as much or as little layout as you
want: Some people send in a hardcopy
photo and copy text, or you can send
part or all of it in finished digital form
according to the following requirements.
The event committee reserves the
right to reject any copy for any reason.
Purchase online at www.Basenji.org
Click on the BCOA Online Store
Price covers postage and handling. Make checks or
money orders payable to the BCOA in U.S. funds only.
Foreign orders, $15, available through the basenji.org
Shop page.
Technical requirements
Pricing (all prices USD)
Page size in inches: 4.5w x 7.25h. Please
ensure that your copy, photo and idea will
fit into that space. Please note that this is a
different proportion than “letter” size.
No photocopies, inkjet, or color
laser photos —these do not reproduce
well. Actual camera ready hardcopy is
acceptable.
We can scan your hardcopy show
photos, but not photocopied ones. Please
include cropping instructions.
We cannot write your ad copy so
please provide your exact text.
Image files can be JPG or TIF and
should be the highest resolution of the
original available.
If you wish to do it all yourself, keep
in mind that PDFs are preferred and Word
DOCs are OK. Use 4.5”x7.25” page size set
to 300dpi. Please embed any custom fonts
into the document.
Full page b/w $45
Full page color $85
Half page b/w $30
Half page color $50
Two-liner text $10
(two lines of text for dedications,
well-wishes, memorials, etc)
Inner or outer back cover: $140
Color only; limited to one cover per kennel/advertiser.
Please note There are only two covers available.
Please inquire as to availability at:
[email protected]
Due date for all copy
and payment
May 22, 2013
Email your media (up to 10mb) to:
[email protected]
Mail your check payable to BCOA 2013
and any hardcopy to
Catalog Ads
14022 Puget Sound Blvd.
Edmonds, WA 98026
Please be sure to send information on current (and past) litters that
involve at least one full African parent to Linda Siekert.
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HI-Country Basenji Club
by Pat Bird
ROUTE 66 Basenji CLUB
REPRESENTING THE CONGO
at PURINA FARMS’ INTERNATIONAL CHEESE, WINE,
and CANINE FESTIVAL
by Angela Anderson
We had our Christmas Party/meeting in
early Dec. We talked a lot about our dogs,
elected officers, discussed what we want
to do next year, ate, and exchanged gifts.
Kim McNeill made 15 snugglies, sold them
and donated the proceeds to Peggy Shifflet,
coordinator of CO Basenji Rescue. Thank you, Kim. That was very
generous. As always, it was fun to sit around and talk about our Basenjis
and their antics. N
We were all quite confident that 1st Place would
be ours. How could we not win? To wit: Half of
our booth actually featured a grass hut which
housed carved dark-wood benches, African
drums, a “dirt” floor, and a blazing “campfire.”
The other half of our booth was decorated with African-motif cloths; we
provided quality Basenji literature as well as information about Basenji
rescue. We featured not only authentic Congolese artifacts, but also
photos of real, live African Basenjis living in the wild with their native
Congolese humans. Plus, every member of The Route 66 Basenji Club
was dressed in the Congolese style (except for one who cleverly dressed
in adventure clothes with a camera hanging around her neck, representing our “photographer in the wild”), and we had no less than 13 canine
Basenji “ambassadors” with us!
When Purina Farms announced the Festival, our club was quick to
sign up as participants. Since several members of The Route 66 Basenji
Club also belong to The Show-Me Basenji Club, we reasoned that both
clubs should enjoy the recognition, the fruits of our labor of love, and
the pride therein.
Purina Farms’ idea was brilliant: guests could sample cheeses and
wines from around the world, enjoy live entertainment (including
German dancing, Irish dancing accompanied by live instrumentalists,
and Middle Eastern belly dancers), all the while visiting with dogs representing various countries of origin. Clubs were encouraged to design/
decorate booths in manners that would best represent their breeds in
addition to providing meaningful information about them.
Our energetic club pounced on the idea of a hut, and to make it
happen, we borrowed props and contributed many of our own (drums,
hunting bells, photographs, artifacts). We made certain to provide literature about Basenjis, and even supplied brat brochures. Our booth
was fabulous, and our Basenjis themselves were terrific. We even earned
some bragging rights: A journalist working for Purina Farms chose our
dogs and booth to feature in Today’s Breeder, and the photographer took
dozens of photos to accompany the story.
The festival attendees (and even other presenters) raved about our
setup. The realistic-looking, flickering, yet completely fake campfire
was a favorite piéce de resistance. We were told by many that we were a
sure-win, and that we had received their votes for Favorite Booth. However, we did have some good competition. The Cavalier King Charles
Spaniel Club’s booth was cleverly decorated like a castle (complete with
turrets and parapets) and the club members were dressed in gorgeous
Tudor garb. Their dogs were presented on lavish cushions and pillows,
surrounded by prints of paintings in which their ancestors appeared
with royal families. Very, very impressive indeed. We complimented
their booth, and they sincerely returned the compliment to us.
Dallas Ft. Worth Basenji Club
BY Jo Ann Linebaugh
The New Year has started sharply for the
DFWBC. The plans for our Specialty are
firmed up and we are excited about it. This
year’s Specialty will be held at 6:00 pm,
Friday, March 22, the night before the Ft.
Worth cluster at Will Rogers Memorial
Auditorium. Join us for our show and the
next day you are invited to come to our
Between Shows dinner at Martha Lee’s home in Euless. Our breed
judge this year is Karen Ahrends, a very nice lady who has spent a good
deal of time learning about Basenjis and likes them a great deal. Our
Sweeps judge is Denise Tatro, a Whippet breeder and exhibitor. We
are very pleased to have both these ladies for our show. Shortly we will
begin planning our annual Lure Coursing day at the Haggard’s farm
in Celina. In past years, this event has been well attended and lots of
fun. Information will be posted on our website and there is an open
invitation to all our hound friends. We hope all our Basenji friends
everywhere had a wonderful holiday season and are ready to go out in
this new year to take on all comers at the shows! N
The Mid-Atlantic Basenji Club
BY LeeBeth Cranmer
The Mid-Atlantic Basenji Club continued its tradition of sponsoring a
breed education booth at the Canine Learning Experience in Allentown, PA. On Jan. 26, Gail Dluzeski, Barbara and Dennis Narehood,
Mark Baime, Claire Andrews, Jane Johnson, and LeeBeth Cranmer
along with seven Basenjis ranging from seven-months old to 15-years
old greeted attendees and their dogs. The theme for this year's booth
was “What Lies Within: Health Issues in Your Breed.” The mabc booth
won an Honorable Mention award for its information on hereditary,
environmental and preventable concerns. The mabc has participated
in the event more than 20 times. It is a great opportunity to discuss our
breed with all the interested people we meet. Photos of the event and
the booth can be seen on the Mid-Atlantic Basenji Club's Facebook
page. N
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Basenji Fanciers of Greater Phoenix
By Arnieta Kurtz
You know the saying about the best
laid plans—it surely was true a week
ago. We had planned to have the January club meeting here so everyone
could play with a litter of puppies.
Since we have had great weather—in
the sixties every day—the plan was
to have the meeting out in the sunny,
grassy yard. People could gather,
puppies could play, refreshments would be up out of the way. Mother
Nature saw otherwise. We had days (and especially nights) of almost
unprecedented cold. The temperatures held well below freezing for
several nights in a row. Plants bit the dust, but more to the point, pipes
froze—naturally the morning of the meeting. They made it through
the night, but as dawn broke I had a geyser shooting into the air. As the
water cascaded down it froze on everything so we could not turn off the
water at the source. Frantic calls to a handyman who had to be roused
from bed. At least he was able to finally turn off the water at the street,
but that meant it was turned off for the whole house—not good when
company is expected. Then a hurried visit to the hardware store for a
new valve up to the swamp cooler. (In Illinois, I never even knew what
a swamp cooler was!) I was soaked and muddy. The handyman was
soaked and muddy. Muddy footprints in and out of the house. That last
bit of straightening up before company went by the wayside. Luckily,
I had gotten the refreshments ready the day before, but I did have to
ask someone else to stop on the way for a bag of ice. (Hot coffee would
probably have been more appreciated!) Well, we survived. The puppies
had a great time visiting. The meeting was uneventful and productive.
The valve was replaced and pipes were wrapped in towels to prepare for
the coming night of freezing temperatures.
We are preparing for our next specialty and sweepstakes to be held
in November. We have been very lucky for the last two years with
holding the specialty by ourselves in a local park. Can we tempt fate for
another year or should we consider trying to find an indoor location?
Does such a place exist? These are all things that need to be decided
before we can send the paperwork in to AKC.
In February, we have been approved to hold a lure coursing trial
and JC Test. We will also be attempting the new AKC coursing ability
testing for mixed breeds and non-sighthounds. March should bring our
annual pre-Easter egg hunt and Easter bonnet parade. This is also when
we have our short show season—before the weather gets too hot. We
don’t even have regular meetings during the summer, which is when
most other areas of the country are having their busiest times. However,
we will be planning and working on our next specialty show to be ready
for the fall. N
Although winning would have vindicated our efforts (let’s be
honest: who doesn’t want to win?), the main purpose of this event was
to educate interested parties in features of your breeds, and we did this
with relish. When onlookers approached our booth (even if it was just
to get a closer look at the “fire”), one of our many club members would
eagerly greet them and bring a Basenji or two over to share in the introductions. We answered questions, shared anecdotes, and truthfully
listed the pros and cons of Basenji companionship.
I am very happy to report that one particular couple stopped by
our booth, visited every other booth in the event hall, but returned to
us. They asked all the right questions, and were very understanding
and attentive when we reiterated that Basenjis need a specific type
of home life and loving supervision. They said they were considering
a different breed (they actually came to the event to visit with those
dogs), but their hearts told them that they were meant to have a Basenji.
Our canine ambassadors entertained, wowed, and wooed them. Upon
learning that many Basenjis are immediately available through BRAT,
the delightful couple vowed to start the application process that night.
The fact that we reached even just two people and convinced them
that not only were they deserving of a Basenji, but that a rescued Basenji deserved them right back, made all of our hours of effort worth it.
That being said, I need to tell you that we didn’t win first place. Actually, much to the audible gasps of the crowd when it was announced, we
came in third. The Pembroke Welsh Corgis came in second; they had
a fairy-theme, and were apparently handing out candy to boot. Even
more inexplicably than us landing in third place was that the Dalmatian
booth came in first. Was it the overtly jingoistic patriotism (USA!
USA!) of their red, white, and blue décor and their inclusion of a turnof-the-century beer cart (Dalmatians used to accompany the Anheuser-Busch delivery men) that won over onlookers? We really don’t know,
but we have our playful suspicions.
We thoroughly enjoyed our time at the International Cheese, Wine,
and Canine Festival and will definitely rock it again next year. Although—we may have to build a real fire in our hut. If you ask me, that’s
the only way we can top ourselves! N
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CLUB COLUMNS
19 Scarlet fc Apu PiNache rn na naj rs-n sc thd fch sgrc2
sorc jor cgc tdia mvb (Marsicano)
21 Rio fc Kinetic Sourcery sc sor orc (Voss/Stump)
22 Callie ukc ch fc Lothlorien’s Kahlua N Cream sc fch tt (Squires)
24 Guy Noir Apu Guy Noir ra naj njp nfp jv-n thd cl2-h cl2-s
cl2-f fch sgrc orc sor cgc tdia mvb (Marsicano)
25Amelia fc Apu Afternoon of a Fawn ra naj ojp nfp jv-n thd cl2-f cl2-h cl2-s mc fch grc orc jor cgc tdia vbx
(Marsicano)
25Xander dc Meisterhaus Deal or No Deal grc mc lcm lcx vb orc rn (Stewart/Brooks)
Exciting news! The Memorial Day
Weekend Shows, held at the Butler
Co. Fairgrounds in Hamilton, OHIO,
now includes five opportunities for
Basenjis to earn points toward their
Championship certifications.
On Friday, May 24, The Basenji
Club of Cincinnati will have a “Designated Specialty” with the Warren Co.
Kennel Club All-Breed Show.
Saturday, May 25 will have two shows: Warren Co. Kennel Club
All-Breed Show. Plus, in the afternoon, the Basenji Club of Cincinnati’s Annual Specialty Show will be held as a “Concurrent Specialty.” Our Specialty will include Puppy Sweepstakes/Veteran Sweepstakes,
African Stock Exhibition, and a Puppy Match (in the evening following
the BIS of the All-Breed Show). There will be a separate catalog for our
Specialty—see our ad in this issue for more details.
Sunday, May 26 & Monday, May 27, Cincinnati Kennel Club AllBreed Shows.
Come, join us for an exciting weekend! N
Top 25 NOTRA Basenjis 2012
Rip Van Wrinkler CLUB
Fit and Healthy
by Susan Kamen-Marsicano
02TuTu fc Apu Pi De Deux sc sgrc3 sorc jor (Christensen)
07 L’Ox Kinetic Interesting Times sor orc (Voss)
08 Rocky ukc-ch Kiroja Chicago Hood at Jaroufa sgrc2 sorc (Ladick)
10 Rio fc Kinetic Sourcery sc sor orc (Voss/Stump)
13 Ian fc Apu the Answer mc lcx sgrc4 orc (Christensen)
19 Fern ch Apu Painted Sand rn mx ajx xf thd cl3 rs-n js-o sc fch sgrc orc sor cgc tdia mvb (Marsicano)
20 Rally dc Sherwood’s Shadow of the Moon sc fch jor
(Voss/Dubbert)
20 Tempest gch dc Meisterhaus Neon Nights sc grc fch vb (Stewart/Brooks)
22 Nike ch Emerant Makindu Heez Got Game (Phillips)
The Rip Van Wrinkle Basenji club is
proud that so many of our members’ dogs
are in the top listings for 2012 performance events. We have made a particular
effort to introduce our members to all the
sports out there we can do with our dogs.
RVW Club members’ dogs
Top Five Basenjis for the 2013 Agilit y Invitational
Fern ch Apu Painted Sand rn mx axj xf thd cl3 rs-n js-o sc
fch sgrc orc sor cgc tdia mvb (Marsicano)
ASFA Lure Coursing Top 20 Basenjis for 2012
07 Tempest gch dc Meisterhaus Neon Nights fch sc vb
(J.Stewart/T.Brooks)
19 Gambit gch dc Meisterhaus Neve Winter Nights sc
(Stewart/Brooks)
Top 25 LGRA Basenjis 2012
02Tutu fc Apu Pi De Deux sgrc sorc (Christensen)
05 Rocky Kiroja Chicago Hood At Jaroufa sgrc6 (Ladick)
06 Tempest gch dc Meisterhaus Neon Nights grc sc fch vb
(Stewart/Brooks)
08 L’Ox Kinetic Interesting Times grc (Voss)
11 Sophie Kinetic Tanza Soul Music grc (Voss)
12 Fern ch Apu Painted Sand rn mx axj xf thd cl3 rs-n js-o
sc fch sgrc orc sor cgc tdia mvb (Marsicano)
Our 17th Annual Rip Van Wrinkle Basenji Club Spring/Summer
Specialty Fun Match & Annual Meeting will be held on Sunday, June
23rd, 2013 in Woodstock, NY. Sue Schulz will be our judge.
Our club website is rvwbasenjiclub.org. The Wrinkler is online there.
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Basenji Club of Southeastern Wisconsin
By Clay Bunyard
RVW CLUB cont
What follows below is taken with permission from Dr. Jean Dodds.
In October 2012, the club held a fall
picnic at Lure Coursing Fanatics
in Caledonia, WI, giving the dogs a
chance to run in the sun before the
weather turns too cold. Even though
the weather was a bit cooler, our club
hosted one last NOTRA race meet in
Carthage, Indiana to finish out the
year’s events. Thanks to the generosity
of the Basenji fancy at the 2011 and
2012 BCOA National Specialties and
our regional club events, our 2011-2012
canvas shopping bag fundraiser for
the Congolese School at Epi was a
great success. It allowed us to add a little over $600 to our annual club
donation for 2012.
The club has identified several new initiatives to tackle in 2013
focused on a) modernizing our website to improve the experience for
both club members and visitors, b) identifying ways we can increase
our local outreach presence both locally and virtually, and c) refreshing
our club logo. So, 2013 will be a busy year!
Our 2013 Independent Specialty will be held again in Ixonia,
WI on July 26th. Our sweepstakes judge this year is Lisa Marshall,
Arendahl, Basenjis, and conformation judge is Edna Martin. As usual,
we will also be supporting the entry on July 27th at the Waukesha
Kennel Club show. N
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sensitivity condition in dogs and often can be easily remedied with a
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foods were problematic—until now.
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NutriScan tests for the twenty most commonly ingested foods by dogs
to provide you with specific results as to your dog’s food intolerances
or sensitivities. Since it is a salivary test, you have the convenience to
complete the test at home or at your veterinarian’s office. Best of all, you
can have the results in approximately two weeks to help you put your
dog on the right diet.
Please remember, NutriScan is novel and patented and is not testing
for food allergies, but rather tests for food sensitivities and intolerance.
These are different body immune responses. Food allergy is a more
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body response to offending foods by measuring production of IgA and
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Dr. Dodds recommends that dogs are tested annually as, similar
to humans, canine food tolerances and intolerances change over time.
NutriScan is conveniently split into two test panels, so you can order
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Basenji Puppies
have landed
and Most are
on their way
to a new family
Invite your new puppy
owners to visit the BCOA web
site and FaceBook page, and
to join a local breed club. All
are full of information about
Basenjis (no, they weren’t bred
to hunt lions) and offer ways
to connect with other Basenji
owners and activities.
It truly takes a village of
friendly dogs to raise a Basenji.
Barbara Sauceda
Basenji CLUB of Cincinnati
More opportunities for points
by Rita Ross
Outta here!
CLUB COLUMNS
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Independent specialty
CLUB COLUMNS
Friday, January 18, 2013
Basenjis, Junior Bitches, 12–18 mos
2
KHANI’S BUST A MOVE. HP420822/03. 12/24/2011.
Owner: Diana Mann & Kathryn Britton.
1
KHANI’S TEAZER I GOTTA FEELING. HP419506/01. 11/02/2011.
Owner: Cindi Gross & Kathryn R Britton.
The Willamette Valley Basenji Club held
their 10th annual 1st concurrent specialty
on Friday, January 18, 2013. Our judges were
sweepstakes Mrs. Laura Pond, and breed
Mr. Jim Briley. For the past nine years, wvbc
has been held earlier in the week and we had
noticed as everyone else has a decline in our
entries. We were moved to Wednesday three
years ago which caused a large impact. After all, even though it is a
five show series, moving to the middle of the week made it extremely
difficult for many to attend. Our entries increased by almost 1/3, with
this move, so that is a big plus.
As you may know a concurrent is held during show hours, in the
first available ring after the all-breed clubs Basenji classes. Wvbc has
for years been their own show secretary, so it was a great shock to hand
over the reins to the show superintendent and just go with the flow. This
first year was a learning opportunity and in the future we will know
what to expect from the superintendent and what our responsibilities in
this new situation will be. The majors held, and with 19 in the sweepstakes and 50 (including Juniors) in the breed, we were pleased to see
the increase in entries. We sincerely thank all our exhibitors, sponsors,
judges and workers who helped make this specialty a success. And a big
congrats to all the winners.
VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES
Basenjis, Junior Veteran Dogs, 7–9 years
AGCH CH EMERANT’S THE NAVIGATOR JC JC. HP136542/01.
11/24/2004. Owner: Lisa R & Bryce Hart.
1/BSJ CH PLATINUM’S FEAR IS NOT A FACTOR JC. HP131540/01. 11/26/2004.
Owner: Mary K & Larry Quinnett.
2
CH MY-TYM DRAGNQUEST ICE’D T. HP137369/01. 12/30/2004.
Owner: Jacqueline C Jones & Darlene Y Lowit.
Basenjis, Junior Veteran Bitches, 7–9 years
1
DC KHADIJAH’S MY-TYM ALONE SC. HP131071/01. 12/11/2004.
Owner: Sandy McArthur.
A
FC TAZAMISHA SHASTA TIKI TWIST SC. HP216571/02. 12/23/2005.
Owner: Jennifer Miller & Shelby Miller & V Cortez.
Basenjis, Junior Veteran Bitches, 9–11 years
2
CH JAMAA-TANZA MAKINDU SC NA RN. HP032692/09. 12/01/2002.
Owner: Brenda Phillips and Jeff Sheldon.
1
CH DEVILSPEAK SKYS THE LIMIT SC. HP092773/05. 11/27/2003.
Owner: Cynthia M Gross.
Basenjis, Senior Veteran Dogs, 11–13 years
1
DC TAZAMISHA DP MAXIMUM ILLUSION SC. HM965225/07.
07/07/2001. Owner: Julie Leicht.
Basenjis, Senior Veteran Bitches, 11–13 years
1/BSR CH DRAGNQUEST MY-TYM XPRES’LINES. HM929479/05. 12/12/2000.
SWEEPSTAKES • JUDGE: Mrs Laura Pond
PUPPY SWEEPSTAKES
Basenjis, Bred-by-Exhibitor Puppy Dogs, 6–18 mos
3
KOIRA’S WILD SAGE. HP420700/03. 12/26/2011.
Owner: Tim & Mary Monahan.
A
TAJI CHEQUES IN AT HEATHROW. HP419942/02. 12/09/2011.
Owner: JG Kim & Katie Campbell & Mark Farnsworth.
2
KHANI’S TEAZER WAKING UP IN VEGAS. HP417684/01. 11/01/2011.
Owner: Kathryn R Britton & JOHN P GAIDOS & A K HALEMANU.
1/BSP PLATINUM’S SON OF ANARCHY. HP419529/04. 12/13/2011.
Owner: Bob Bozarth & Brian Johnson & MK Quinnett.
Basenjis, Bred-By-Exhibitor Puppy Bitches, 6–18 mos
3
‘TIS-A SIGNET FIDDLE-DEE-DEE AT TARA. HP423641/02. 12/02/2011.
Owner: Joyce & Fred Hughes & Brenda & Ciara Cassel.
1/OSP KOIRA’S GINGER SNAP. HP420700/01. 12/26/2011.
2
KHANI’S TEAZER LAST FRIDAY NIGHT. HP417684/02. 11/01/2011.
Owner: Kathryn R Britton & John P Gaidos & A K Halemanu.
REGULAR CLASSES • JUDGE: Mr James C Briley
Basenji DOG COMPETITION
Basenjis, Bred-By-Exhibitor Dogs
KHADIJAH’S DARK PASSENGER JC. HP397288/01. 12/18/2010.
Owner: Sandy McArthur CVT.
3
KOIRA’S WILD SAGE. HP420700/03. 12/26/2011.
4
TAJI CHEQUES IN AT HEATHROW. HP419942/02. 12/09/2011. Owner:
Owner: JG Kim & Katie Campbell & Mark Farnsworth.
1/W/BW KHANI’S TEAZER WAKING UP IN VEGAS. HP417684/01.
BBE
11/01/2011. Breeder-Owners. By CH KHANI’S MAN IN THE MIRROR
SC-CH TEAZER’S AMERICAN IDOL.
BARAKA OVER THE RIVER SC. HP419338/01. 11/24/2011.
Owner: Paul Bowlus-Root & William Bowlus-Root.
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PLATINUM’S SON OF ANARCHY. HP419529/04. 12/13/2011. Owner:
Bob Bozarth & Brian Johnson & MK Quinnett.
FOPAWS TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART. HP428326/01. 12/10/2011.
Owner: Kevin & Therese Leimback.
KAROSEL SPLIT DECISION AT MY-TYM. HP318632/04. 12/30/2007.
Owner: Donna Lubbe Darlene Lowit Julie Leicht & D New.
BASENJIS, Open Dogs Black, Tan & White
2
AHMAHR NAHR’S SULTAN SINDAR WITH PIPS. HP338981/02.
12/22/2011. Owner: Jennie D Behles Robert J Walley.
1
MY-TYM DRAGNQUEST TRI-L BY JURY. HP291520/03. 12/27/2007.
Owner: T Jones J Jones & D Lowit.
BASENJIS, Open Dogs Red & White
2
TIS-A SIGNET FRANKLEY MY DEAR. HP423641/04. 12/02/2011
Owner: Marti & Richard Taylor & Brenda & Ciara Cassell.
3
KHADIJAH’S FALLINGWATER OF SUNDIATA JC. HP397288/02.
12/18/2010. Owner: Sandy McArthur Paula Petsche & Chris Maxka.
4
KHANI’S TEAZER KOOL MOE DEE. HP373204/01. 12/14/2009.
Owner: Dianna Mann & Kathryn Britton.
1/R
‘TIS-A SIGNET SUPER-OHNO-VA. HP398115/02. 11/14/2010.
Owner: Katherine N Katayama & Steve Katayama.
3
CH MY-TYM DRAGNQUEST ICE’D T. HP137369/01. 12/30/2004.
BASENJIS, Veteran Bitches 7 Yrs & Under 10 Yrs
2
DC KHADIJAH’S MY-TYM ALONE SC. HP131071/01. 12/11/2004.
Owner: Sandy McArthur.
1
CH KHANI’S DP POETRY IN MOTION JC SC. HP092773/01. 11/27/2003.
Owner: Ellen Bramble & Kathryn Britton.
A
FC TAZAMISHA SHASTA TIKI TWIST SC. HP216571/02. 12/23/2005.
Owner: Jennifer Miller & Shelby Miller & V Cortez.
BASENJIS, Veteran Bitches 10 Yrs & Older
1
CH JAMAA-TANZA MAKINDU SC NA RN. HP032692/09. 12/01/2002.
Owner: Brenda Phillips & Jeff Sheldon.
2
CH DRAGNQUEST MY-TYM XPRES’LINES. HM929479/05. 12/12/2000.
BASENJIS, Best of Breed Competition
CH EMERANT MAKINDU HEEZ GOT GAME JC RN BN. HP364136/05.
12/14/2009. Dog. Owner: Brenda Phillips.
GCH ‘TIS-A ARUBMEC’S CIRCLE OF LIFE. HP239171/06. 12/26/2006.
Dog. Owner: Joyce A & Fred M Hughes & Patricia E Cembura.
OS
CH DRAGNQUESTS PRIZE TREBBIANO FOR MY-TYM. HP399045/01.
01/31/2011. Dog. Owner: D Lowit & R Newton & J C Jones & T Jones.
AGENT: Donald Rodgers.
BBGCH .AHMAHR NAHRS HALLEUJAH MAKES A JOYFUL N.
HP363954/02. 11/16/2009. Bitch. Owner: JD Behles & RJ Walley.
SELGCH KHANI’S STARLIGHT STARBRIGHT SC. HP236555/01. 12/09/2006.
Bitch.
Owner: Breeders.
AHMAHR NAHR’S BEST OF THE BEST. HP423921/01. 02/04/2011. Dog.
A
CH AHMAHR NAHR’S DANCING WITH STARS AT MIBRE. HP418149/02.
10/22/2011. Bitch.
Owner: Jennie D Behles & Michelle Smith Barbour.
DC EMERANT’S HEEZ GOT GUSTO SC. HP364136/02. 12/14/2009. Dog
Owner: Lisa & Bryce Hart.
CH KHANI’S TEAZER HOLLABACK GIRL. HP373204/03. 12/14/2009.
Bitch.
Owner: Elizabeth Getty & John P Gaidos.
DC TAZAMISHA DP MCKENZIE’S QUEST MC. HP293264/04.
11/17/2007. Bitch.
Owner: Valerie Cortez & Cynthia M Gross & |Martina Cortez.
GCH DC EMERANT’S HEEZ REMINISCENT SC. HP364136/01.
12/14/2009. Dog. Owner: Sarah Smith-Falkner & Lisa Hart.
GCH PLATINUM NELSON JEWEL OF D’NILE SC. HP305911/05.
06/12/2008. Bitch. Owner: Deborah Nelson & Mary K Quinnett.
PRIZE-DP JUST FOR YOU. HP392310/01. 11/22/2010. Bitch.
Owner: Theresa Cuzzetto.
SELGCH CH DC ATARASI’S D’LUCKS EDITION SC. HP285768/02.
12/06/2007. Dog.
Owner: Natalie Scherwin & Nancy Sherman
Basenji BITCH COMPETITION
BASENJIS, Twelve To Eighteen Month Bitches
1
KHANI’S BUST A MOVE. HP420822/03. 12/24/2011.
Owner: Diana Mann & Kathryn Britton.
2
KHANI’S TEAZER I GOTTA FEELING. HP419506/01. 11/02/2011.
Breeder-Owner: Cindi Gross & Kathryn R Britton.
BASENJIS, Bred-By-Exhibitor Bitches
2
‘TIS-A SIGNET FIDDLE-DEE-DEE AT TARA. HP423641/02. 12/02/2011.
Owner: Joyce & Fred Hughes & Brenda & Ciara Cassel.
FC TAILWIND’S AZIZI ALMASI SC. HP332326/01. 02/03/2009.
Owner: Julie Leicht.
3
KOIRA’S GINGER SNAP. HP420700/01. 12/26/2011.
4
KHANI’S TEAZER LAST FRIDAY NIGHT. HP417684/02. 11/01/2011.
1/R
BARAKA HEAR THE BELLE RING. HP419338/02. 11/24/2013.
Owner: Paul Bowlus-Root & William Bowlus-Root.
BASENJIS, Open Bitches Black, Tan & White
1
MY-TYM KAROSEL WIN’R TAKE ALL. HP318632/03. 12/30/2007.
Owner: Donna J Lubbe & Darlene Y Lowit & Julie Leicht.
BASENJIS, Open Bitches Brindle & White
1/W
FATAKI’S WICKED IN STRIPES. HP365025/04. 12/03/2009.
Owner: Dana MacDonald.
BASENJIS, Open Bitches Red & White
1
DRAGNQUESTS PRIZE SASSICAIA. HP399045/03. 01/31/2011.
Owner: Jacqueline C Jones.
2
JUMOKE’S SWEET DARLIN’. HP426754/05. 01/09/2012.
Owner: Bryan Gregory & JoDee Fauchess.
BASENJIS, Veteran Dogs 7 Yrs & Under 10 Yrs
AGCH CH EMERANT’S THE NAVIGATOR JC JC. HP136542/01.
11/24/2004. Owner: Lisa R & Bryce Hart.
1
CH PLATINUM’S FEAR IS NOT A FACTOR JC. HP131540/01. 11/26/2004.
Owner: Mary K & Larry Quinnett.
2
CH FOPAWS OH MY GOD. HP091771/06. 12/13/2003.
Owner: Kevin & Therese Leimback & Kevin Stamper.
JUNIOR HANDLER COMPETITION
Open Intermediate
1/BJH Danielle New 52293453003. 02/14/2000.
KAROSEL SPLIT DECISION AT MY-TYM. HP318632/04. 12/30/2007.
Dog. Owner: Donna Lubbe & Darlene Lowit & Julie Leicht & D New.
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Basenji Foundation Stock Applicants
Basenji Foundation Stock Applicants Evaluations
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FROM AKC ON AUG. 18, 2008
American Kennel Club Opens
Basenji Stud Book
New York, NY – AKC announced today that, at the request of the Basenji Club of America (bcoa), it will open
the Basenji stud book to dogs from countries with
no AKC accepted registry. The bcoa has initiated this
program in order to offer an opportunity to import
dogs from their native land.
Basenji Club of America, Inc.
Native Stock Committee
Chair
Pamela Geoffroy
197 Mt. Hope Street
No. Attleboro, MA 02760
[email protected]
1-508-695-6573
Co-Chair
Damara Bolté
Committee Members
Susan Coe
Andrew Sawler
Linda Siekert
Editors note:
The evaluations on the following pages are direct
transcriptions of the hand-written notes of the
evaluators.
“Due to the changing circumstances in the areas
where these dogs thrive, this may be the last opportunity to import the breed from its homeland,” said bcoa
president Sally Wuornos. “The Basenji stud book has
been closed since 1990 when it was briefly opened to
imported native stock.”
The BCOA has established a ten-step process for dogs
who wish to apply, after which, members will vote to
ultimately approve the dogs’ entry into the stud book.
The stud book will be open from January 1, 2009
through December 31, 2013 for Basenjis who have
gone through the ten-step process, been approved
by the bcoa Board and membership, and that meet the
following requirements:
Applicant must be at least one year old
at time of evaluations;
Applicant must be imported after 1990 directly from
Africa or in utero from Africa;
Dogs from the following areas are currently under
consideration for admission:
Northern Congo
Southern Benin
Southwestern Cameroon
Central Congo
North Western Congo
For more information and all necessary forms
visit the Basenji Club of America web site:
www.Basenji.org
The complete petition to AKC, additional documents submitted for each native stock dog may
be viewed at:
www.Basenji.org/NativeStock/Applicants/
List.htm
www.Basenji.org/NativeStock/Applicants/
List2013.html
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alphabetically have been through
two of the steps required to become
Registered Basenji Foundation Stock. All
required information has been provided and
each dog has had three hands-on evaluations: Approved Judge, Breeder-Judge and
Long-Time Breeder. The Evaluators have
judged them as typical of Basenjis and have
given them ratings of Fair or higher. The
entire applications and evaluations with
comments can be seen at www.Basenji.org.
Each dog has been individually considered
by the bcoa Board of Directors based on their
applications and evaluations. Each of these
dogs has received a majority Approved vote
by the Board.
The next step will be a general membership vote with each applicant grouped
by area of import—Avongara, Avuvi and
Ntomba 2013—for ease of voting. The general
membership vote will be on the group. Ballots
will be mailed out by April 1, 2013 and must
be returned post-marked on or before May 1,
2013 and received no later than May 6, 2013.
All individuals in each group getting a
two-thirds vote of “Approve” by the voting
membership will be submitted to the AKC to
be registered as Foundation Stock.
Avongara Maha Gany
AKC Approved Basenji Judge
Dr. Ronald Spritzer
October 26, 2011
AKC Approved Basenji-Breeder Judge
Marianne Klinkowski
September 24, 2011
Long-Time Breeder
Carol Webb
September 24, 2011
Gany has excellent bite & teeth.
Nice topline and is a Basenji.
Coloring is poor & tail not curled enough.
However should be bred to encorporate into
the Basenji lines to get a bigger gene pool.
This sturdy sable dog with exceptionally level
topline is nicely angulated front & rear. He
move out with a ground covering stride and
possesses a sweet, happy temperament. He
has a lovely head with small, high set ears and
an almond shaped hazel eye. His chest falls
to his elbow and he has nice fill in front; his
shoulder is well set with a long upper arm.
He is off-square and his tail curls up and over
his back. He has a very sweet yodel and his
behavior is very typical of the breed. I was
able to observe his offspring out of an Avongara bitch and was very impressed with their
type and temperament. I believe that Gany is
a Basenji and has much to offer the breed.
Rather large, nice rear, moves a little close in
rear, nice front, no curl to tail, bite good, nice
bone for size, good topline, sable coloring
is distracting but natural in Africa to my
knowledge.
This dog has produced offspring of correct
color and type bred to another Avongara
bitch. This all leads me to believe he is a
Basenji. Light eyes but good pigmentation.
Rating 3 Good
Avongara Maha Gany
Average Evaluation Score: 3.33 Good + * Ballot 2013-05: Approved
Avongara Nguba Average Evaluation Score: 3.66 Good + * Ballot 2013-06: Approved
Rating 3.5 Good +
Rating 3+ Good
Avuvi Enagnon
Average Evaluation Score: 3.0 Good * Ballot 2013-07: Approved
Ntomba Mobengi
Average Evaluation Score: 2.67 Fair + * Ballot 2013-08: Approved
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GCH Dragonete Itapuca
Am,Braz,Pan Ch Klassic’s Git R Done X Uru, Braz, Pan CH; Braz GCh Blaue King First Edt. Balli
best of breed—eukanuba national dog show
Kente
Grand Championship, group placements, Junior Coursing title
and Eukanuba Best of Breed—all in her first year of showing.
Looking forward to 2013.
Thank you Judge Mrs. Anne MacDonald and all the other judges
for recognizing Kente in the show ring.
Bred by Savio Steele— Owned by Jerry and Sue Morgan
continued from page 37
Avongara Nguba
Avuvi Enagnon
Dr. Ronald Spritzer
November 17, 2012
Long Time Breeder
A. Tad Brooks
December 30, 2012 A Definite Basenji!! Great Temperament.
Good ears, Nice Movement, Good Topline.
Needs better tail but not bad.
Peanut has an outgoing, sweet and happy
temperament. Peanut’s overall appearance is
sturdy and robust with strong bone structure,
deep brisket and the needed spring of rib, to
do the job that she was bred to do. I wouldn’t
question her ability to hunt all day and be
ready for more the following day. Peanut is
a plainly marked red and white female with
a small blaze and small white collar on her
left side. She also has interesting white pips
or what appear to be white/lemon pips over
each eye. Those pips really enhance her dark
eye rims and the shape of her eyes. Peanut’s
skin is correct and very pliant. She is sturdy,
yet still a lightly built girl of proper 16” size
at the wither. She has that lovely quizzical
expression and an acceptable amount of
wrinkling, when her ears are erect. Peanut’s
ears are shaped very well and nicely hooded,
both which are so desirable in our breed. As
mentioned above, her eye rims are dark and
the shapes of her eyes correct. I would like to
see a touch bit darker eye, but they certainly
wouldn’t be considered light in color. Her eye
shape and set give that “far-seeing” expression; that the breed standard calls for, also. Peanut’s head shape is a bit masculine, but
planes, cushion, cheekiness and ratios are correct and without question, Basenji. Peanut’s
Rating 4 Very Good.
Joseph R. Tomey
November 17, 2012
Peanut has the features of a Basenji. She has
some faults that is not going to hold her back
in breeding. I would have like to have seen a
better eye, she is long in body, and her tail is
not curled.
Her qualities out weigh her faults. She is
of proper size in height. She has a good head.
Her neck set is proper. When stacked and in
moving she places her feet in the way I like to
see a Basenji do. Her temperament was very
good. She did stand for exam and would come
up to me on the ground.
In my opinion she should be added to the
breeding stock.
Rating 3 Good.
40 bite is aligned well, but there is one tooth just
under the top row of teeth that prevents it
from being a correct scissors bite. Her neck
is well set, correct length and well set into her
shoulders. Her neck has correct amount of
crest, as well as the proper fullness at the base
of her throat. Topline is straight and correct
with her overall length of body being longer
the she is tall. Peanut’s shoulder assembly
is correct, well angulated and good layback. Her has correct amount of angulation and
nicely muscled, though a bit cow-hocked
when standing and moving. Peanut has very
correct feet that are well shaped with strong
pasterns and a correct arch to her toes. Tail
curls over back in one large curl with the set
being less than call for by breed standard.
Rating 4 Very Good.
Linda Scanlon
September 29, 2010
Marianne Klinkowski
March 26, 2011
Long-Time Breeder
Brenda Cassell
September 25, 2010
Obviously a Basenji ! Lovely muzzle to back
skull proportions, small ears placed well on
skull, hooded when alert. Wrinkle showing
when ears up. Well placed, properly shaped
eyes, brown blending well with rich, red coat
color. Strong topline he holds while moving, full body, nicely sprung ribbing, lovely
underline with nice tuck up, even at 6 years old.
Beautiful strong feeling bone but not overdone.
Excellent feet with just a slight tipping of white
on front toes. well up on leg with wonderful
front to rear balance. front well placed, good
shoulder & upper arm, great forechest. Moderate rear angulation. Skin pliant but coat a bit
heavy & substantial undercoat. I would also
prefer a bit longer neck, but it does have an arch.
Pigment strong. tail could be higher set it has
a gentle curve, no curl. It wags freely. Temperament seems very stable. He was discerning
upon our meeting but accepting in a short time.
holds his strong back when moving, very sound
going away, sound enough moving toward youjust a tiny “off” moving feet but getting quite
happy. Smooth, efficient, easy gait. Because of
tail and coat I must use the “good” category but
I feel this dog has some outstanding features to
be added to a breeding program.
“Kudo” is a square, leggy old-style Basenji
who could have stepped out of the pages of
Veronica’s blue book. He is dark red and very
plainly marked with minimal white markings.
He has good skull to muzzle proportion, small,
high set ears, wrinkle when alert, dark eyes,
black nose and a foxy little face. He is moderately angulated with equal of shoulder & upper
arm. His movement is light and springy from
the side and he is sound coming and going. His
tail is low set and carried up over his back when
alert. his temperament is alert and cautious but
calm and he is friendly when he gets to know
you. “Kudo” is a Basenji of the old school and I
believe he has a lot to offer the breed.
Correct standard sized red/white dog @ 17 X
17. Beautiful bone and feet. Has required white
on all four feet although just barely. White
chest and belly. Tail tip physically missing.
Head very foxy and well planed and chiseled.
Muzzle slightly shorter than foreface. Could
use more cushioning. eyes slightly rounded
but nice dark color. Could use darker pigment
although has extremely red coat may give
illusion of lighter contrast. Ears well set &
small. Coat very dark chestnut. Slightly thick
but time of year (Fall) may come into play. Has
visible wrinkle. Moderately angled in the rear.
Decent shoulders although slightly straight
and set toward neck. Equal proportions of
shoulder blade to upper arm. Topline has a dip
behind shoulders and slightly rounded croup
with slight dropoff at tail. Tail set okay but
carries straight. Might have been traumatized
at an early age since tip missing. Movement
typical. Good rear. Little narrow in front.
Appears friendly and affable. Slightly cautious.
Rating 3 Good
Rating 3 Good
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Ntomba Mobengi
William R. Russell
May 28, 2011
Dog is a dilute red, no curl, tail, light eye.
He is 17” tall, but a longer body
Not a show prospect. But looks like a Basenji
Has a good temperament
His head is shaped correct.
Moves OK from side
Rating 2 Fair
Kathryn Britton
August 19, 2011
Bengi is a small, square and lightly built dog
that gives the appearance if being high on leg.
He is slightly smaller then the ideal 17” but is
well-proportioned for his size. He carries his
head high with erect, hooded ears that are
set well forward on the top of his head. His
muzzle is slightly shorter than his skull and
his head had nice cushioning. He has plenty
of wrinkle when his ears are erect and alert.
He has exceptional pigment around his nice
dark eyes and his nose.
Bengi has a well-crested neck that is
well-set into his shoulders. He has a nearly
level topline with a nice short-coupled back.
He has a nice depth of chest and amount of
forechest. His tail is set fairly high (though
dropping off slightly at the croup), and reaches over his back in a large loop. He carries is in
a very loose curl when he is excited or happy.
He has a nice moderately laid back shoulders. His pasterns are of good flexibility and
length. He has lovely compact, oval feet with
well arched toes.
He has very well-muscled long second
thighs with fairly well let down hocks. Both
his front and rear are “straight” when stopping (not turning in or out).
Bengi has an exceptionally short, fine
coat with very pliant skin. His color is not
considered standard, as it is more of a sable
with white feet, chest and tail tip.
He has a moderate gait, not reaching or
driving more than expected for his shoulder
and rear angulation. His rear movement is a
little close when converging.
While I would like to see one of the more
common colors on Bengi, overall he has a
number of attributes that could contribute
to the Basenji gene pool. I believe that his
attributes outweigh any faults that he has in
regard to the AKC standard.
Long-Time Breeder
Rita Webb
August 5, 2011
Size: Proportioned to standard. Length of
back & height proportions
+ correct head size with brow extension
+ forehead wrinkles with correct musszle
length & width
Correct – feet presentation closed toes
Correct length of withers and second thigh
Topline = no dips
Ears upright with partial hooding
Tail upright, not side lying
Correct side gait, with ease of movement, no
pounding gait.
Eyes – lighter color hazel–golden and dark
pigmentated rim, darker.
Well pigmented muzzle – Normal bite – all
teeth intact
Coat – short, even colored – fawn – light
honey – biege [sic]
Temperament: social, easy to appraise
DNA = Ay factor + tri
Rating 3 Good
Acceptable definite
Rating 3 Good
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2012 Basenji STANDINGS
AKC Conformation
AKC TopDogssm Using All-Breed Totals
The Standard Dissected
Prepared for the College for Basenji Breeders
by Susan Coe, Pam Geoffroy and Laurie Stargell
Starting January 1 and ending December 31, 2012
For Events Processed Through Wednesday, January 9, 2013
A
The sections covered with illustrations and discussion are: General
Appearance, Size, Proportion, Substance, Head, Neck, Topline, Body,
Forequarters, Hindquarters, Coat and Color, Gait, and Temperament
photo richard hunter sept 2012 nlcc
ll breed standards endeavor to divide up the various
parts of the dog to explain each in detail and to describe the
whole that makes up the unique breed. When studying the
individual pieces of a dog, one must keep in mind that the connection
between all the parts and their relationship to the functions of the
animal are what make up the whole dog.
The Basenji Standard is meant to describe an ideal Basenji. Nature
doesn’t fully cooperate with dog breeders so each dog has its good and
not so good features. It is the job of the judges and breeders to make
decisions about the overall quality of each dog. It is an essential aspect
of a successful breeder to select those dogs for breeding that complement each other in their best points and improve each other in their
lesser features. The more a breeder understands the Standard and the
more unbiased their view of dogs’ virtues and weaknesses, the closer
the breeder will come to producing ideal Basenjis.
The Standard Dissected goes through the Standard sentence by
sentence discussing what it all means. Visit The Standard Dissected at
www.Basenji.org/BasenjiU/Breeder/TheStandard/Dissected.html
for links to more information. N
ECHO
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
18
20
Echo on fire!
Including wins on both the west and east
coasts—and wins on back to back days. Along the way, Echo earned four new titles: LCX, MC, LCX2, FCh.
Two of Echo’s most notable
wins in 2012:
ASFA Best of Breed BCOA National Specialty
Best of Breed (Sunday) NLCC Echo ran his heart out and wishes to express
his thanks to all of his competitors
for a great year of coursing.
He can’t wait to see you on the field in 2013!
Sex
D
D
B
B
D
D
D
D
D
B
D
D
B
B
D
D
B
D
B
D
BIS
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
I
18
6
3
4
1
0
0
2
0
0
3
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Group
II
10
4
0
8
5
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
III
10
8
4
5
5
3
2
1
2
0
0
0
0
2
1
1
0
1
0
0
IV
8
13
5
6
7
2
6
0
1
2
2
1
3
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
Wins
BOB/V
104
75
50
52
81
24
24
12
23
18
12
19
8
5
3
13
5
5
3
4
Total
Defeated
8,992
3,848
2,325
2,145
1,655
815
629
566
406
394
360
320
299
294
288
224
208
204
204
200
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AKC Conformation
AKC TopDogssm Using Breed Totals
AKC Lure Coursing
AKC TopDogssm Bowen System
In 2012, he enjoyed extraordinary success
in every part of the country where he ran. FIVE Best in Field wins for Echo!
Wins
Name
GCH CH Jasiri-Sukari Win Tin Tin
GCH CH Ahmahr Nahr's The Lost Angel Gabriel
GCH CH Signet Meisterhaus Gossip Girl
GCH CH Meisterhaus Happy Hour At Signet
GCH CH C-Quest Jokuba Zensational
GCH DC Atarasi's D'Lucks Edition SC
GCH CH Reveille One For The Money
GCH CH Klassic's Slam Dunk
GCH CH Kivu Doo Wop Hooligan
GCH CH Platinum Nelson Jewel Of D'Nile SC
CH Teazer Kazor Ekundayo For Johari
GCH CH Arubmec's Thriller
GCH CH Akuaba N Eldorado Speed Of Light
GCH CH Akuaba N Eldorado Betcha By Golly Wow!
GCH CH Reveille Push The Limit To Mv JC
GCH CH Ab Day Trip To Tanza-Jamaa SC
GCH DC Bantu's Playing Rochambeau SC
GCH CH Reveille Push Button
CH Zindika's Got Moxy
GCH DC Emerant's Heez Reminiscent SC
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Name
GCH CH Jasiri-Sukari Win Tin Tin
GCH CH Ahmahr Nahr's The Lost Angel Gabriel
GCH CH Meisterhaus Happy Hour At Signet
GCH CH C-Quest Jokuba Zensational
GCH DC Atarasi's D'Lucks Edition SC
GCH CH Platinum Nelson Jewel Of D'Nile SC
GCH CH Signet Meisterhaus Gossip Girl
GCH CH Klassic's Slam Dunk
GCH CH Taji's Klassic Lil Black Dress SC
GCH CH Ab-Rafiki The Icon Of Cool
GCH CH Arubmec's Thriller
GCH CH Kivu Doo Wop Hooligan
GCH CH Karnak's Pure And Simple Allure
GCH CH I Am Jacob The Beloved JC
GCH CH Akuaba N Eldorado Xtra Special Edition
GCH CH Ab Day Trip To Tanza-Jamaa SC
GCH CH Reveille One For The Money
GCH CH Akuaba N Eldorado Speed Of Light
GCH CH Taji Goes Platinum JC
CH Zindika's Got Moxy
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
14
16
17
17
19
20
20
Wins
Total
Sex BOB/V Defeated
D
104
997
D
75
572
B
52
340
D
81
339
D
24
332
B
18
208
B
50
188
D
12
142
B
2
122
D
9
107
D
19
101
D
23
97
B
24
94
D
31
89
D
26
84
D
13
78
D
24
77
B
8
69
B
24
65
B
3
63
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Name
FC Taji's Alster Echo MC LCX2
DC Emerant's Heez Got Gusto SC
GCH DC Emerant's Heez Reminiscent SC
DC Emerant's Sheez Gotcha SC
DC Baraka Jumoke Salish Samish SC
DC Songwe's Rock Star Legend SC
FC Tank! SC
GCH DC Meisterhaus Neon Nights SC
GCH DC Meisterhaus Never Winter Nights SC
DC Suddanly Essence Of Eaglewood SC
DC Ab Tanza Life In The Fast Lane SC
FC Zuri's Trii Me MC LCX3 CAX
FC Fopaw's Black Pearl MC
FC Prize - Dp Just For You SC
DC Platinum Nelson Blue Diamond SC
GCH DC Akuaba N Eldorado's Speed Shot MC
Suddanly Infra Red SC
CH Suddanly Undeniable SC
FC New World Baridi Ngano SC
GCH CH Dagoba's Runako SC
FC Skyhi's Native Infinite Hope SC
Sex
D
D
D
B
D
B
D
B
B
D
B
B
B
B
B
B
D
B
D
D
B
Total
166
77
70
65
62
56
46
46
41
39
36
35
34
33
33
32
30
30
29
27
27
loved & celebrated by Mary Ellen Chaffin
FC Taji’s Alster Echo, mc lcx2 — 2012 no.1 AKC Basenji, no.6 AKC All-Breed
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AKC AGILITY
MASTER CLASS
Prepared by Linda Daves Siekert, CVT
Regular classes
novice
NOVICE B STANDARD
Call Name
Ph'nx
Scarlet
Gonzo
Time Score Rank
43.16
100
1
74.22
93
2
59.65
85
3
Call Name
Ph'nx
Gonzo
Scarlet
Jules
Time Score Rank
27.68
97.5
1
38.38
97
2
45.67 89.33
3
47.31
86
4
OPEN
OPEN STANDARD
Call Name
Zuri
Arrow
Rusty
Sonar
Time Score Rank
54.20
100
1
63
100
2
63.83
94
3
68.87
92.5
4
Call Name
Zuri
Miranda
Arrow
Ruby
Call Name
Sam
Bakari
Oakley
Darla
Ph'nx
Whistler
Time Score Rank
49.98
95
1
52.97
95
2
68.40
95
3
72.99 94.67
4
58.78 93.75
5
72.18
92.3
6
NOVICE PREF JWW
Call Name
Darla
Guy Noir
Ph'nx
Oakley
Bakari
Time Score Rank
38.54 98.75
1
41.69 97.67
2
30.13 96.25
3
42.32 96.25
4
38.95
95
5
Excellent A
Excellent A STANDARD
Call Name
Zest!
Rusty
Zuri
Jada
Aubrey
Fern
Ruby
Time Score Rank
58.7
100
1
60.52
100
2
64.16
100
3
64.47
100
4
67.83
100
5
66.98
95
6
66.83
96
7
Call Name
Echo
Sam
Darla
Oakley
Time Score Rank
64.76
100
1
57.90 96.67
2
76
95
3
78.64
89
4
OPEN PREF JWW
Call Name
Darla
Guy Noir
Amelia
Echo
Time Score Rank
41.84
100
1
46.84
95
2
47.43
95
3
49.4
86
4
MACH & PACH
COMPETITIONS
Call Name
Jada
Zuri
Fern
Time Score Rank
38.1
100
1
41.77
98.5
2
45.16
94
3
Rank/ Speed Rank/
Time Time PTS PTS
48.83
1 178.0
1
55.53
2 58.0
2
56.09
3 51.0
3
58.33
4 35.0
4
63.24
5 19.0
5
63.86
6 11.0
6
Call
Name
Feigh
Clay
V
Max
Zuri
Jada
Fern
Hope
Zest!
Rank/ Speed Rank/
Time Time PTS PTS
31.24
1 182.0
1
39.09
2 35.0
2
39.20
4 20.0
3
39.63
5 19.0
4
39.14
3
4.0
5
40.72
6
3.0
6
42.92
7
2.0
7
43.13
9
1.0
8
43.02
8 0.00
9
Call
Name
Feigh
Clay
Max
V
Jada
Fern
Zuri
Hope
Zest!
Call
Rank Name
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Feigh
Max
V
Clay
Fern
Jada
Zuri
Hope
Total
Sex
B
D
B
D
B
B
B
B
PTS
Total
Dbl Qs
360
77
71
70
21
14
4
1
8
1
1
3
0
1
0
0
PTS
YTD Rank
360
70
77
71
14
21
4
1
0
440
100
87
81
24
21
4
1
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Total
PTS
Total
Dbl Qs
148
52
8
8
1
0
PACH Competition
Call
Rank Name
1 Drew
2 Kaper
3 Aspen
Sex
D
D
B
NOTE: Regular Classes & FAST Classes: Results use the same formula as an AKC agility trial.
Master Class: Results use the same formula as the AKC Agility Invitational.
MASTER PREF STANDARD
Call
Name
Drew
Kaper
Aspen
Rank/ Speed Rank/
Time
62.14
65.44
67.91
Time PTS
1
2
3
PTS
103.0
27.0
27.0
1
2
3
MASTER PREF JWW
Call
Name
Drew
Kaper
Rank/ Speed Rank/
Time Time PTS PTS
43.89
1 45.0
1
45.61
2 25.0
2
MASTER PREF QQ x SPD PTS
Call
Name
Drew
Kaper
Aspen
46 Speed TOTAL
QQ
8
1
0
PTS
148
52
8
YTD Rank
228
62
8
Time
28.55
34.18
31.33
27.79
25.89
PTS Rank
75
1
69
2
58
3
56
4
51
5
NOVICE PREF FasT
Call Name
Ph'nx
Darla
Guy Noir
Time
25.15
26.3
24.4
PTS Rank
70.5
1
66
2
54
3
OPEN PREF FAST
Call Name
Kaper
Time
34.08
PTS Rank
63.33
1
EXCELLENT A FAST
Call Name
Fern
Call Name
Fern
Speed TOTAL
QQ
8
3
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
Call Name
Feigh
Zuri
Thabo
Miranda
Scarlet
Time
35.24
PTS Rank
63
1
MASTER FAST
MASTER QQ x SPD PTS
MACH Competition
Excellent A JWW
Call
Name
Feigh
Max
V
Clay
Fern
Jada
MASTER JWW
Time Score Rank
31.97
100
1
39.66
100
2
43.90
99
3
39.46
98
4
OPEN PREF STANDARD
NOVICE PREF STANDARD
NOVICE B FasT
MASTER STANDARD
OPEN JWW
NOVICE B JWW
FAST classes
(Formerly Excellent B)
1
2
3
Time
30.87
ASFA Top Twenty
For Period January 1, 2012 through December 31, 2012
Rank Call
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
12
14
14
16
16
16
19
20
Zuri
Searsha
Winter
Merlin
Banh Mi
Echo
Tempest
Sammy
Mosika
Eagle
Beck
Gunner
Robin
Rory
Midnight
Kyra
Siri
Isis
Gambit
Breeze
Registered Name
Owner
BOB Wins
GCh DC Jerlin's Our Zuri Pupin,LCM,VLCM,MC,SGRC,VB,LCX
GCh DC N'Focus Santa Baby,LCM2,MC,GRC,CGC,VB
FC New World Baridi Ngano,SC,FCh
FC Thor's Kikozi,LCM3,SC
FC Taji'sBanhMiOntheRunwaytoBlueno,FCh,SC
FC Taji's Alster Echo,FCh,SC,LCX
GCh DC Meisterhaus Neon Nights,FCh,SC,VB,GCR
Baraka Jumoke Salish Samish
Ntomba Mosika,FCh
Ch Suddanly Essence of Eaglewood,FCh,SC
DC Blue Notes Take Five,FCh,SC
SGT At Arms Mustang Gunner
Kugawa's Robin The Boy Wonder,FCh
Lothlorien Rory Rammer
FC Thor's East Of Midnight,LCM6,MC,LCX5
GCh Sonbar'sVigilantValkyreAtCynosur
FC MoonlightNAmber'sLet'sGet Sirius,SC
DC Platinum Nelson Blue Diamond,SC
GCh DC Meisterhaus Neve Winter Nights,SC
Suddanly Apex Fresh Air,FCh,SC
T.Colbert
K.Sanders
J.Brader
J.Brader
Hamilton/Campbell/Kim/Farnsworth
M.E.Chaffin
J.Stewart/T.Brooks
Root/Bowlus/Gregory/Saban
B.& L.Gregory
J.& F.Hinck/S.Campeau
H.Hamilton/J.Coltrane
M.Roach/A.Therrell
S.& S.Sher/C.Zapata/P.Burkhart
A.Rutledge
J.Brader
V.Jacobs/S.Wuornos
R.Wright
J.Bayley/D.Nelson
L.Stewart/T.Brooks
Dr.S.Campeau
12
27
10
5
12
3
4
2
2
2
0
4
1
4
0
2
1
0
2
0
BIF
Earned
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Points
110
107
91
82
58
53
45
35
32
30
25
24
24
23
23
22
22
22
20
19
Reprinted with permission.
PTS Rank
63
1
PARTICIPANTS:
Amelia: FC Apu Afternoon Of A Fawn RA MC NAJ OJP NFP THD
Arrow: DC Tammen's Can'T Touch This BN RE SC OA NAJ
Aspen: Jasiri-Sukari Rocky MTN Tri SC MX MXJ MXP2 MJP NF
Aubrey: DC Rafikis Twilights Last Gleaming RE SC OA OAJ
Bakari: CH Azizis Time Out NA NAJ NAP NJP
Casey: CH Arendahls Sometime Soon JC OAP AJP
Clay: Sinbaje's Perfect Contender CD RA JC AX AXJ OAP OJP
Darla: Kisa N' Akuaba's Dancing In The Mud CD RAE NA OAJ NAP NJP
Drew: TC Sinbaje's Picture Perfect CDX RE SC OA OAJ MXP6 MXPS MJP6 MJPS PAX
Echo: FC Dharian's Echo Kasi Up SC NAP NJP
Feigh: FC MACH Eldorado's Y's African Sinbaje CDX RE SC MXB MJS
Fern: CH Apu Painted Sand RN SC AX AXJ XF THD
Gonzo: Resq'd Gonzo Sparks Hope NA NAJ NF
Guy Noir: Apu Guy Noir RA NAJ NJP THD
Hope: Wakan Hope For Freedom CD RAE JC MX MXB MXJ MJB NJP
Jada: Kiroja Loving Every Minute RN JC AX AXJ
Jules: DC Eldorado's Made You Look BN RE LCX2
Kaper: DC Lacada's Con Man K's Kaper CD BN RAE5 MC MX MXB MXJ AXP MJP XF OFP T2BP
Max: FC Maximillian RA SC AX MXJ
Miranda: CH Arendahls Carnival Night RN JC OA NAJ
Oakley: Jasiri-Sukari Bronco Busting Annie RN JC NAP NJP
Ph'nx: Sinbaje's Thyme2Rise NAP NJP NFP
Ruby: Fly'N Hi Kazor Ruby Lisanne VCD1 CDX RN AX
Rusty: Vinaka's Xiv Karat Goldn Boy JC OA NAJ GRC
Sam: Dharian's Lone Star SC AX AXJ OAP OJP
Scarlet: FC Apu Pinache RN SC NA THD
Sonar: GCH CH Sonbar's Sonic Shockwave CD RE OA OAJ
Thabo: Possum Creek's The Mentalist
V: CH Sinbaje's That's Wavy Gravy CD RE SC AX AXJ OAP OJP
Whistler: CH Reveille Bells And Whistles CD RE NA NAJ NAP
Zest: CH Makalika-Jerlin Cherry Pop SC AX AXJ NAP NF
Zuri: Fly'N Hi's Pretty Amazing JC OA AXJ
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LGRA Top Twenty
For Period January 1, 2012 thru December 31, 2012
For Period January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2012
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
8
9
9
9
Call
Ari
Zuri
TuTu
Daximillan
Jada
Registered Name
Jadaka's Independent Spirit SORC2
Jerlin's Our Zuri Pupin SORC
Apu Pi De Deux SORC
5Star Dax De Fax SOR ORC
Kiroja's Loving Every Minute SORC3
Owner
Colbert
Colbert
Christensen
Sauceda
Remi
L'Ox
Domino
Rocky
Dax
Gotcha
Rio
Emerant's Heez Reminiscent JOR
Kinetic Interesting Times SOR ORC
Akuaba N Eldorado's Speed Shot
Kiroja Chicago Hood at Jaroufa SORC
Sundiata Curzon Dax SOR
Emerant's Sheez Gotcha
Kinetic Sourcery SOR ORC
Smith/Hart
Voss
Johnson
Ladick
Gamble
Hart
Voss/Stump
Cook/Hayek/
Harmon
Rank Call
1 Ari
Registered Name
DC Jadaka’s Independent Spirit SC SGRC2
ORC,FCh VB
2 Tutu
Apu Pi De Deux SGRC3
3 Daximillan 5 Star Dax De Fax GRC
4 Zuni
Astarte’s Zuni Breeze at Sun River CGC,
GRC, JOR
Kiroja Chicago Hood At Jaroufa SGRC6
5 Rocky
6 Tempest CH Meisterhaus Neon Nights GRC
7 Zuri
GCh DC Jerlin’s Our Zuri Pupin MC LCX
SGRC2 ORC LCM VFCh VB
8 L’Ox
Kinetic Interesting Times GRC
9 Remi
Emerant’s Heez Reminiscent GRC
10 Anubus Lord Anubs – Studdard GRC
11 Sophie
Kinetic Tanza Soul Music GRC
12 Fern
CH Apu Painted Sand RN AX OAJ XF
THD SC FCH SGRC ORC
13 Jules
DC Eldorado’s Made You Look MC, LCX,
RE, BN, GRC
14 Velvet
Ch Akuaba N Eldorado’s Speedster GRC
15 Dax
Sundiata’s Curzon Dax GRC
16 Bama
Baraka Bama
17 Ellie
Dakotah’s Chantellie Lace
Points
42.00
12.50
12.00
11.00
8.00
6.50
6.00
5.00
5.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
UKC Top Ten
Posted Jan. 18, 2013 for events through Dec. 31, 2012
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
6
6
6
10
Name
GRCH Tammen's Sparks Will Fly
CH Ab Day Trip To Tanza-jamaa
CH Ahmahr Nahr's You're The One
CH Timar’s On The Dark Side
Klassic-tanza Color Me Tri
Owner
L Gilchrist
J Sheldon
J D Behles/R Fair
J D Martin
P Fragass/T Judd
UWPS UGWPC1 GRCH Undercover Meisterhaus Valenti K Harmon
UWPS UGWPCH GRCH Meisterhaus Kiroja Kiss N Tell K Harmon
CCB UWPS UGWPC1 GRCH Kiroja Hart N Soul
K Harmon
CH Marjani Notaviva
J A Hartigan
CH Batman The Dark Knight
J Ryno/D Ryno
Points
25
21
10
9
7
6
6
6
6
4
17 Harley
19 Duffy
19 Scarlet
Sam’s I’ll Tri Anything
5Star Stepping Stone Ode to Kazor, JC
FC Apu PiNache RN SC SGRC2 SORC
THD FCH
Owner
Colbert
Points
35.50
Christensen
Sauceda
Garel/Sapios
18.00
15.00
13.00
Ladick
Stewart/Brookes
Colbert
12.00
11.50
11.00
Voss
Smith/Hart
Studdard
Voss
Marsicano
9.50
7.25
6.00
5.58
5.50
Johnson
5.25
Johnson
Gamble
Bowlus
Lemberger/
Lemberger
Haggard
Sauceda
Marsicano
4.75
4.50
4.25
4.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
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AKC TITLES: OCT - NOV, 2011
AKC TITLES: OCT - NOV, 2011
GCH CH Mardi Gras’ Oliver TwistD/R
Title Earned 10-21-11
AKC CHAMPION (continued)
Owner/Breeder: M L Graves & C L Graves
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AKC CHAMPION
CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Magic Fantasia At Mibre B/B
Title Earned 10-7-11 Bred By Exhibitor
CH Kibushi The Oracle D/R
CH Tammen’s Born In The U.S.A. For IllusionD/T
CH C-Quests Soul Driver X Avongara Luka
CH Sonbar’s Deliteful Deviation X
Owner/Breeder: J Curby
CH Tammen’s Whaz Up Pussycat
CH Klassic-Tanza Color Me Tri JC Title Earned 10-29-11
B/T
CH Select Ww Indeed JC
Owner: B Reed & T Reed; Breeder: L Gilchrist
CH Klassic’s Tri-Riffic Tuff Stuff X
DC Astarte’s Sultan Siete With Pips CD RN SC X
CH Stallian Tanza Tri The Obvious
Ahmahr Nahr’s Tamu Mtoto Walciume X
CH Mibres’ Bump N The Night SC
Owner: P Fragassi & T Judd; Breeder: J Gillespie &
S Kite
Owner: G Birk & A M Birk; Breeder: G Birk
CH Laurel S’Sa Small Wonder Of Djakomba B/R
CH Undercover Legend Madeline Albright JC B/B
CH Sonbar’s Seventh Son Of Djakomba X
DC Undercover Dark Jedi Legend SC X
CH Laurel B’Ki Savvy Savannah JC
CH Undercover-Meisterhaus Cleah
Owner: C Mauro & D Daniels; Breeder: L M Hesse
Owner: G N Whitehurst & C L Camp & S Schroeder &
B E Rosener; Breeder: G N Whitehurst & S Schroeder
CH Anmahr Nahr’s Lolita To Mibre Title Earned 10-9-11
B/BR
GCH DC Ahmahr Nahr’s Jake Jamuel To Mibre SC X
CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Lady In Red JC
Owner: M Smith-Barbour & J D Behles; Breeder: J Behles
& R J Walley
DC Select Rugosa Rose Bouqet MC
Owner/Breeder: L Lipford & T A Leonard DVM
CH Alapocas Simon SaysD/R
Nina’s Peanut Butter Shadow
CH Laurel S’Salways Wonder & Amazement B/R
CH Lots Of Laughter Alapocas
CH Briden’s Sublime Leap Of Faith
B/R
GCH CH Sublime Chiya Red Storm Rising JC X
CH Zindikas Sly-Anubie X CH Jumanjis Anock-Sulou-Moon
Owner/Breeder: L M Hesse
Owner/Breeder: S A Howard & C D Rappe
CH Mata Hauri Ruby Red Beez
CH Laurel S’Simply Goes Too Far D/R
DC Zuri’s Lagat SCD/R
CH Baraka Jumoke Salish Lummi B/R
Titled Earned 10-24-11 Bred By Exhibitor
CH Arubmec’s Titus JC X CH Zuri’s Mugabe
GCH DC Southhouse Jumoke Ltle Big Man Malawi SC X
Owner/Breeder: K S Leighton & D M Troyna &
M Leighton
DC Arubmec’s Hi-Jacked SC X DC Arubmec’s Pretty Woman SC
Owner/Breeder: P E Cembura
DC Jumoke’s Saylah Of Baraka SC
CH Platinum Nelson Blue Diamond SC Title Earned 10-23-11
Owner/Breeder: P L Root & B Gregory & L Gregory &
L B Saban & W Bowlus
CH Bubalak Angel Title Earned 10-16-11
B/R
B/T
CH Kalikid’s Ivgotta Nowata SC X Bubalak Point In Time
Owner: F Havens; Breeder: R Fair & M Dewhitt
CH Epic Select Instant Replay D/R
CH Ahmahr Nahr’s You’Re The OneD/R
CH Illusion’s Tex Son JC X CH Ahmarnahr’Sbabeofthekalihari
DC Platinum And Nelson At Taji MC
Owner: R C Fair & J Behles; Breeder: J Behles &
F Havens
CH Sirobe Coulda Shoulda Woulda For Baruh D/B
CH Signet Hillbilly Rock Star X
CH Jerlin-Tutu’s Jericho X CH Baruh Testament To Hoo
CH Meisterhaus Tears & Tantrums
DC Epic In Da’nile RA SC NA OAJ NF X FC Select In His Honor MC
Owner/Breeder: L Pence & B Phifer
Owner: C Neuendorff & R C Blansett & T A Leonard DVM;
Breeder: K Aurelius & J L Leonard & R C Blansett & T A
Leonard DVM
CH Skyhi’s Half Moon BayD/R
Owner: A T Brooks & T L Kirstein & C Fobber; Breeder:
A T Brooks & B J Cassell
CH Illusion Tri Alil Tenderness Of Dune Title Earned 10-20-11
Owner: C Galicineo & E Galicineo; Breeder: L A Stargell &
B A Bland
Owner: L Stewart & A T Brooks; Breeder: A T Brooks
CH Taji Rosewood Oh The Drama!
CH Meisterhaus Nimble NomadD/R
B/T
CH Illusion’s Rio Grande Of Dune X Dune’s Codename Rosebud
Owner: B Reed & T Reed; Breeder: D Joy
CH Kazor’s Mak’N My Way Title Earned 10-30-11 Bred By Exhibitor
B/R
CH Kazor’s Make Way For Riley X CH Kazor’s Supermodel
CH Skyhi’s Daredevil X Avongara Skyhi Of Brushy Run
B/T
B/T
CH Meisterhaus Signet Got Game X CH Wazin Red Empress
Owner: B A Redo-Rahm & K Campbell; Breeder:
K Campbell
Owner: M Maguire & A T Brooks; Breeder: A T Brooks
B/R
GCH CH I Am Jacob The Beloved JCD/R
CH Carmel Scion Of The Magjimoon X Jerlin’s I Am Sarai JC
Owner/Breeder: D Baughan
GCH CH Inokea’s Island CassanovaD/T
CH Lothlorien Wand Of Wonder CD
BN RAE NAJ
CH Jato Jenr’l Principles RA NJP X
CH Sonbar Signet Lightfoot Lilly
Lothlorien’s Chantilly Lace
Owner: J Gaidos & A K Halemanu; Breeder: J Gaidos &
A K Halemanu & B J Cassell
Owner: A Rutledge; Breeder: C J Cooper
AKC RALLY NOVICE
I’ll Do It My Way RND/R
Miller’s Clayton Congo X Sahara’s Evening Sunset
CH Eldorado’s Akuaba With One Look JC
Owner: R A Reggiano; Breeder: D Johnson
Owner: F M Lang; Breeder: S Lund & P A Geoffroy &
S Coe
GCH CH Jerlin-Tutu’s JerichoD/B
CH Jerlin’s Double O Seven X CH Jerlin’s Lyric In Black
CH Arendahls Carnival Night RN JC OA NAJ
B/T
CH Rafikis Three Ring Circus X
CH Arendahls Sometime Soon JC OAP AJP
Owner: L A Marshall & A J Marshall; Breeder:
L Marshall & A Marshall & M Gahgan
Owner: E Cross & T Cross; Breeder: L K Ehlers
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CH Kazor Bay-Senji Yuara Doll
GCH CH Nowata’s Dream About Tarsha
B/T
B/BR
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AKC JUNIOR COURSER
Driving Miss Dasypus JC
B/BR
Unknown X Unknown
Owner: W L Hodges
CH Tarsha’s Dreamcatcher X Nowata’s Hot Causa Desoleil
Owner: T A Parish; Breeder: S Stevens
GCH CH Taji’s Hodari On The Wings Of A DoveB/R
CH Taji’s Absolut Klassic Tri-Peat X
Owner: K R Britton & C Paulsen; Breeder: K Cabral &
K R Britton & C Paulsen & S Strobel
Owner: S Heath & K Campbell & K Black; Breeder:
K Campbell
B/R
CH Sonbar’s Deliteful Deviation X CH Tammen’s Whaz Up Pussycat
Owner/Breeder: L Gilchrist
Khani’s Man In The Mirror SCD/BR
CH Eldorado’s Intrigue X CH Khani’s Written In The Stars
CH Taji’s Absolut Intoxication
GCH CH Tammen’s Sparks Will Fly
AKC SENIOR COURSER
CH Undercover Legend Of Bill Martin SCD/B
Owner/Breeder: G N Whitehurst & S Schroeder
CH Reveille Tricycle Two X CH Klassic’s Diamonds Are Forever
Owner/Breeder: C A Webb
GCH CH Teazer Signet Bad Romance
Owner: T Gavaletz & K Shane; Breeder: R Bowen & C Webb
Owner/Breeder: J Behles & R J Walley
DC Lacada’s Con Man K’s Kaper CD BND/R
RAE5 MC MX MXJ AXP AJP XF NFP
Owner: B Kaufman; Breeder: D J Hunt
GCH CH ‘Tis-A Arrugas Indiana Bones JCD/R
CH Ahmahrnahr’Sgoldentalisman
AKC BEGINNER NOVICE
Hadassa Windsong Of The Nile
DC Jokuba-Aisa’s The Reign Of Freedom SC X
GCH DC Ahmahr nahr’s Jake Jamuel To Mibre SC X
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Owner: S Smith & K Campbell & L Augustine; Breeder:
S G Kite & J J Gillespie
AKC GRAND CHAMPION
Owner: D Haws & J A Hughes & F Hughes & J Haws;
Breeder: T L Inwards & J A Hughes & F Hughes & R G Inwards
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CH Ronel’s General Purpose Jerlin X
GCH CH Jokuba-Kazor’s The Way I AmD/R
CH ‘Tis-A My-Tym Lady Tango
UN
CH Penda Taji’s Tri-Umphant One JC X
Owner/Breeder: C & J Maxka
GCH CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Reason To Celebrate B/R
CH Taji’s Absolut Klassic Tri-Peat X CH Taji’s Absolut Intoxication
B/R
CH Tis-A Arubmec’s Thrills N’ Chills SC THD X
CH Meisterhaus Happy Hour At Signet
B/R
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Meisterhaus Never Winter Nights
Owner: K Besemer; Breeder: D Hauri
CH Sundiata’s Pi R Squared JC X CH Sundiata’s Chaminade JC
CH Platinum’s Adrenaline Rush X
Owner: J V Bayley & D Nelson; Breeder: L Nelson &
D L Nelson & M K Quinnett
B/R
O
CH Klassic’s Rooty Toot Toot
GCH CH Eldorado’s Akuaba One More Time X
CH Mata Hauri Shall We Dance X CH Eldorado’s In Your Dreams
CH Sundiata’s Piccolo
B/T
GCH CH Akuaba N Eldorado Xtra Special EditionD/B
CH Briden Grand Laurel So Sublime
Owner/Breeder: D A Vertrees & R Christensen
GCH CH Taji’s Klassic Beauty SC
CH Grandquest Kazor’s Motumbo Xequemate X
Owner/Breeder: M Dugan & E Dugan & J Dugan
CH Zindika Zips It Up With SulouD/R
CH Arubmec’s Thriller D/R
B/R
DC Select Rugosa Alien Invader MC LCX X
CH The Red Sand Dunes Of WybarkD/R
Owner: J D Behles & M Smith-Barbour; Breeder:
M Smith-Barbour & B Barbour & J Behles &
S A Espejo
DC Berimo’s Roustabout SC X CH Mardi Gras’ Best On The Bill
OBEDIENCE
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Owner: V Benn & C Rollins Tuttle; Breeder: V Benn
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GCH CH Undercover Legend OfD/T
Oscar Mayer SC
DC Undercover Fancylady Of Legend SC
CH Undercover Veni Vidi Vici X
CH Undercover -Escapade Freida
GCH DC Undercover Legend Of Jezabel SC
Owner/Breeder: G N Whitehurst & A Rogers & S Schroeder
Owner/Breeder: G N Whitehurst & C L Camp &
S Schroeder
DC Undercover Legend Of Bill Martin SCD/B
DC Suddanly On The Cover Of GQ SC X
Owner/Breeder: G N Whitehurst & S Schroeder
Suddanly Magnolia Blossom
GCH CH Platinum’s Fearisnotafactor RN JC X
B/BR
B/T
CH Songwe’s Rock Star Legend
Owner: S Schroeder; Breeder: R Wise
CH Ab Rough Rider To UndercoverD/R
CH Meisterhaus Signet Got Game X CH Ab Best Bib And Tucker
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Owner: G N Whitehurst & W K Pooley & C L Camp &
D Mizzoni; Breeder: W K Pooley
Owner/Breeder: B Hart & L R Hart
AKC CHAMPION
AKC LURE COURSING EXCELLENT 2
CH Akuaba N Eldorado Xtra Innings
B/B
Zuri Rafeki X Cache’s Blunile Isis Of Ronel
Owner: A Bach; Breeder: W Sullivan & S Campeau
DC Eldorado’s Made You Look BN RE
MC LCX2
Owner/Breeder: L K Clancy
Suddanly Undeniable SC
B/B
CH Jerlin’s Songster X DC Suddanly Lady Behind D’Wheel SC
Owner/Breeder: S N Campeau
Ab Tanza Life In The Fast Lane SC
Owner: J C Johnson; Breeder: S Lund & P A Geoffroy
AGILITY
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Owner: P Fragassi & T Judd & W K Pooley; Breeder:
W K Pooley
B/T
DC Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX RE SCD/R
OA OAJ MXP5 MJP5 PAX Title Earned 11-27-11
CH Sundiata Sir Ochre Dutton X
Wakan African Sage Sinbaje UD AX OAJ
Owner/Breeder: L Daves Siekert
Owner: P Fragassi & T Judd; Breeder: J Gillespie &
S Kite
AKC MASTER EXCELLENT JUMPER
PREFERRED
AKC MASTER COURSER
Owner: D M Deflorio & P A Geoffroy & S Lund;
Breeder: S Lund & P A Geoffroy & S Coe
Eldorado N Akuaba Unstoppable JC X
DC Tazamisha DP Maximum Illusion MCD/T
DC Lacada’s Con Man K’s Kaper CD BN RAE5 D/R
MC MX MXJ AXP MJP XF NFP Title Earned 11-27-11
CH Devils Peak Whirligig Archangel JC X
CH Tazamisha Maximum Risk
Owner: J Leicht; Breeder: V Cortez & M M Cortez
Owner: D Santangelo; Breeder: A Sawler & B McCann
CH Marjani The Price Is RightD/R
CH Kaleonahe’s Timar ImagineD/T
CH Eldorado N Akuaba Uncommon Valor X
Owner/Breeder: J A Hartigan
CH Meisterhaus Neon Nights
CH Timar’s Morning Mist Of Relyn
Owner/Breeder: J D Martin & S Strobel & K Cabral
DC Taji’s Banh Mi On The Runway To Blue Note SC
GCH CH Khani’s Katoomba JC X Wakan Iron Maiden To Marjani
B/R
B/T
CH Taji’s Mel Bourne In The Usa JC X
DC Taji’s Tea For Two SC
CH Tarsha’s Mars ExplorerD/R
CH Ab Taking Texas By Storm
B/T
AKC GRAND CHAMPIONS
CH Meisterhaus Tail Of Intrigue X Wazin Red Bonnie
Owner: A T Brooks & M Oljemark; Breeder: A Soderberg
CH Eldorado N Akuaba Unstoppable JCD/R
CH Illusion’s Tex Son JC X CH Eldorado’s She’s A Keeper
CH Epic Select Turbo Trike JCD/T
CH Reveille Tricycle Two X
CH Tazamisha’s Teflon Don X CH Tazamisha’s DP Critical Eye
Karnak’s Electron Energy X
Owner: V Cortez & N Cortez & P Oilar; Breeder: S Oilar & N
Cortez & V Cortez
CH Karnak’s Never Say Chaos
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CH Select Inchanting Epic
Owner/Breeder: T A Leonard DVM & R C Blansett
CH Karnak’s Trixie Luna Blue Moon
B/R
GCH CH Ahmahr Nahr’s The Lost Angel GabrielD/R
CH Illusion’s Tex Son JC X
CH Ahmarnahr’Sbabeofthekalihari
Owner/Breeder: J Behles & F Havens
GCH CH Kazor’s Mak’N My Way
Title Earned 1-8-12
B/R
CH Kazor’s Make Way For Riley X CH Kazor’s Supermodel
GCH CH Mibre’s Dennycrane To Ahmahr NahrD/R
Mibre’s Songwe Betty Boo
Owner: M Smith-Barbour & J Behles; Breeder:
M Smith-Barbour
Owner: F M Boyer & K Hutchison & M Boyer; Breeder:
K Hutchison
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CH Dipop Red DancerD/R
Owner/Breeder: L Lipford & T A Leonard DVM
Owner: B J Cassell; Breeder: A Muenter & B J Cassell
CH Kibushi The Oracle X CH Sonbar’s Perfect Plan At Lacada
DC Select Rugosa Rose Bouqet MC
Owner/Breeder: K Marshall
Owner: S Wuornos; Breeder: J Curby & S Wuornos
CH Tazamisha’s Quincy AdamsD/R
DC Undercover Meisterhaus Valentino RN SC NA NAJ X
B/B
CH Sinbaje’s That’s Wavy Gravy CD B/BR
RE SC AX AXJ OAP OJP
Title Earned 2-4-12
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Redmarsh Three Little Birds SC
Owner/Breeder: S Lund & P A Geoffroy & S Coe
DC Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX RE SC D/R
OA OAJ MXP4 MJP5 PAX
B/R
B/R
Owner: H Hamilton & K Campbell & M Farnsworth &
J Kim; Breeder: J Kim & K Campbell & M Farnsworth
FC Select Ww A Bonnie Boo SC
CH Redmarsh Bahama Breeze
CH Signet Sunrise Shoulda Been’A CowboyD/R
Owner: K Brown; Breeder: S Lund & P A Geoffroy &
S Coe
CDX RE SC MX MXJ
Owner: S Heichelbech & A T Brooks; Breeder: A T Brooks
CH Signet Hillbilly Rock Star X CH Kibushi Nyanga Cha Cha
CH Akuaba N Eldorado Xtra Saucy
PREFERRED 5
AKC FIELD CHAMPION
Owner: G Woodard & K R Britton; Breeder: K R Britton & J
Gaidos & E Britton & D Britton
DC Jokuba-Aisa’s The Reign Of Freedom SC X
Owner: J Stewart & A T Brooks; Breeder: A T Brooks
CH Furaha’s Joy-Us Nafasi X FC Eldorado’s Y’s African Sinbaje
B/R
CH Eldorado N Akuaba Nevermore
Owner: E H Getty & J Gaidos; Breeder: J Gaidos &
K R Britton & A K Halemanu
CH Meisterhaus No NonsenseD/T
Owner/Breeder: W K Pooley
CH Mata Hauri Playback At Kivu X
Owner/Breeder: B L Hart & L R Hart
B/R
CH Ab Best Bib And Tucker
B/R
CH Jumoke Khani Baru Rumba X CH Teazer’s Skylark
CH Meisterhaus Signet Got Game X
DC Emerant’s Sheez Gotcha SC
B/B
CH Emerant N Fopaws Sheza Seeker SC
Owner: A Ross & K Campbell & J Ross & W Ross;
Breeder: K Campbell
Owner/Breeder: T A Parish
Owner: R Magill & K Fernald; Breeder: A Sawler &
B McCann
CH Kivu Ella Minnow Pea
Title Earned 2-5-12
Owner/Breeder: K Brown
GCH CH Taji’s Breakfast At Tiffanys SC
Viento’s Back To The Future X CH Tarsha’s Desert Oasis
B/B
CH Khanis Icarly Baru
CH Kazor’s Tailor Made For Taji SC X
CH Blunile’s Tamu MoyoD/BR
CH Dagoba’s RunakoD/BR
CH Taji’s Boy ScoutD/T
CH Tarsha’s Half Moon Child
Title Earned 2-6-12
CH Khani’s Teazer Hollaback Girl
CH Teazer’s American Idol
Viento’s Back To The Future X CH Tarsha’s Desert Oasis
CH Kivu Doo Wop HooliganD/B
Title Earne 2-4-12
GCH CH Eldorado’s Echo Of A Legend SC
AKC MASTER AGILITY
EXCELLENT PREFERRED 5
CH Ab-Ss Follow The Money
CH Klassic-Tanza Color Me Tri SC
CH Akuaba In Corduroy X CH Eldorado’s Ooh La La
B/R
CH Reveille Push The Limit To Mv JC X
B/BR
B/R
CH Signet Hillbilly Rock Star X CH Signet ‘Tis-A Wild Honeysuckle JC
CONFORMATION
B/BR
GCH CH Calypso N’Kiru’s Night Out X Mibre’s Songwe Betty Boo
Owner: Richard Taylor & Marti Taylor
Breeder: F Hughes & J A Hughes & B J Cassell & C Cassell
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CH Emerant N Fopaws Sheza Seeker SC
CH Tis-A Signet Dynamic Surge Of Red
FC Emerant’s Heez Got Gusto SCD/B
Owner: J Hinck & F Hinck & S Campeau; Breeder: W
Sullivan & S Campeau
AKC OPEN AGILITY
CH Arendahls Carnival Night JC OA NAJ
DC Undercover Jr Swamp Legend SC X
Suddanly Essence Of Eaglewood SCD/BR
Suddanly Sassafras SC
B/R
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GCH CH Tazamisha’s Last EndeavorD/R
Jasiri-Sukari Bronco Busting Annie RN
Title Earned 3-3-12
CH Tazamisha Khani’s Last Endeavor X
GCH CH Jasiri-Sukari Bucking The Trind X
B/R
5star Hallway Debut JC
DC Kazor’s Catch A Falling Star SC X
CH Tazamisha DP SHZ No Angel
CH Jasiri-Sukari Just Sprite JC
CH Kazor Raises The Bar With Zindika SC
Owner: V Cortez & N Cortez & K Cortez; Breeder:
V Cortez & D Cortez & N Cortez
Owner: R Meriaux & K A Jones & J L Jones &
K VanArsdale; Breeder: K A Jones & J L Jones
Owner/Breeder: B Sauceda & C A Webb
GCH CH Tomar’s Lil Hellion By Fate
B/R
Ntomba Lokoso RN JC
B/BR
B/R
GCH CH Klassic’s Need For Speed At Zdar JC B/T
AGILITY
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Fly’N Hi’s Pretty Amazing JC NA OAJ
AKC SENIOR COURSER (continued)
AKC NOVICE AGILITY
CH Meisterhaus Never Winter Nights SC
Resq’d Gonzo Sparks Hope NA NAJ NFD/B
Title Earned 1-7-12
Avongara Cole Of Brushy Run JC X
Owner: C Mount; Breeder: C Griswold
B/T
Unknown X Unkown
Owner: C D Wenger
AKC NOVICE AGILITY PREFERRED
B/R
Fly’n Hi’s Shoot’n For The Moon JC NAJ
AKC AGILITY EXCELLENT
GCH CH Klassic’s Slam Dunk X CH Klassic’s Yuara Hoot
CH Tomar’s Wolfgang Nobark X Tomar’s Out Of Eden
Foundation Stock X Foundation Stock
Owner/Breeder: M Reed
Owner: L B Saban
Owner: S Pratt & J J Gillespie & S Kite; Breeder: S Kite & J
J Gillespie
Skyhi’s Native Infinite Hope SC
FC Ntomba Mosika RN SCD/R
Ntomba Lokoso JC
CH Skyhi’s Daredevil X Avongara Ziki
Dharian’s Lone Star SC AX AXJ NAP OJPD/B
Title Earned 1-7-12
Owner: A Sumita Esq. & G Fukuma; Breeder: L A Stargell
Dharian’s Star Trek X Dharian’s Obsidian JC
CH Meisterhaus Kiroja Kiss N Tell RA JC NA NAJ
Owner: Bryan Gregory & Laurie Gregory
Owner: L B Saban
Owner: C Wenger & S A Humphreys; Breeder:
S A Humphreys & B Humphreys
Owner: J Cook & K Harmon & A Hayek; Breeder:
K Harmon
AKC RALLY ADVANCED
GCH CH Taji Goes Platinum JC
AKC NOVICE AGILITY JUMPER
AKC AGILITY FAST OPEN PREFERRED
Resq’d Gonzo Sparks Hope NA NAJ NFD/B
Title Earned 1-7-12
Unknown X Unkown
DC Lacada’s Con Man K’s Kaper CD BND/R
RAE5 MC MX MXJ AXP MJP XF OFP
Owner: C D Wenger
GCH CH Epic Select Tri For Da In Zone SCD/T
DC Epic In Da’nile RA SC NA OAJ NF X
FC Select In His Honor MC
Owner: R Berry & B Blansett & T Leonard; Breeder:
K Aurelius & J L Leonard & R C Blansett &
T A Leonard DVM
GCH CH Klassic’s Need For Speed At Zdar
Title Earned 3-3-12
B/T
FC Emerant Fopaw Triwizard At Tanza BN RA SCD/T
CH Fopaws N Bajoran After Hours JC X DC Zuri’s Gracii SC
Owner: S Pratt & J Gillespie & S Kite; Breeder: S Kite &
J Gillespie
GCH CH Timar’s Hits The SpotD/BR
Tank! SCD/R
B/R
DC Taji’s Klassic Architecture SC X
FC Ab Tanza Life In The Fast Lane SC
AKC SENIOR COURSER
CH Baraka Jumoke Salish Lummi SC
CH Timar-Bluestone Jessamine JC
CH Fopaws Oh My God X
Owner/Breeder: J D Martin
CH Illusionforess Hakuna Matata JC
Owner: L Stadtmore; Breeder: S Bruce
W Bowlus & L B Saban
Gana Marshall’s Bluff RA JCD/R
Suddanly Apex Fresh Air SC
AKC BEGINNER NOVICE
Wgasa Redding Of Gana JC X FC Gana Gaillardia RA SC
DC Suddanly On The Cover Of GQ SC X Kenset Apex Sallie Ann
FC Emerant Fopaw Triwizard At Tanza BN RA SCD/T
Owner/Breeder: N A Roisum
Owner: S Campeau; Breeder: S Campeau & G R Pickler
FC Maximillian RA SC AX AXJD/B
CH Ab Day Trip To Tanza-Jamaa SCD/R
Unknown X Unknown
Owner: A Sumita & G Fukuma
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Owner: A Patterson-Hine & P Fragass; Breeder:
L R Hart & T Leimback & K Leimback & B L Hart
DC Tammen’s Can’T Touch This BN RE SC NA NAJD/B
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Ab-Ss Money To Burn X CH Tammen’s Whaz Up Pussycat
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Owner: S Cook & L Gilchrist; Breeder: Laura Gilchrist
AKC JUNIOR COURSER
AKC RALLY NOVICE
Jasiri-Sukari Joan Jetta JC
CH Emerant N Fopaws Sheza Seeker RN SC
B/T
Owner: B L Hart & L R Hart; Breeder: L R Hart &
K Leimback & T Leimback & B L Hart
CH Skyhi’s Rock Your World X
CH Jasiri-Sukari Congo-Leezza Rice JC
Owner: S D Zimmerman; Breeder: J L Jones &
K A Jones
B/R
PREFFERRED
W K Pooley
Sinbaje’s Thyme2Rise NJP
DC Baraka Jumoke Salish SamishD/BR
B/R
B/R
X CH Sinbaje’s That’s Wavy Gravy CD RE SC AX AXJ OAP OJP
Owner: L Daves Siekert; Breeder: L Daves Siekert &
K Scott
CH Bushbabies Red Ryder SC X
CH Akuaba’s Winds Of Change X Avongara Dinari
CH Squawcreek’s Pocket Rocket SC
Owner: L Daves Siekert & R Siekert; Breeder:
P A Geoffroy & S Lund & S Coe
Owner: K Marshall; Breeder: T Gavaletz & J Burk
TC Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX RE SC OA OAJ MXP6 MJP6 PAX
FC MACH Eldorado’s Y’s African Sinbaje CDX RE SC
Title Earned 3-2-12
AKC PREFERRED AGILITY CHAMPION
TC Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX RE SC D/R
Title Earned 3-4-12
B/BR
AKC TITLES: APR - JUN, 2012
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DC Platinum Nelson Blue Diamond SC
Owner: J Sheldon & P Fragassi & T Rollins; Breeder:
W K Pooley
CH Rugosa’s Nebraska Cowboy X CH Kugawa’s Soprano Reveille
Owner: S Sher & S Sher & C Zapata & P Burkhart; Breeder:
S Sher
CH Meisterhaus Neon Nights SC
B/T
B/R
Owner: J V Bayley & D Nelson; Breeder: L Nelson &
D L Nelson & M K Quinnett
CH Bordeaux African Jumoke SC X
Taji’s Changa Platinum Queue
Owner: J Stewart & A T Brooks; Breeder A T Brooks
Owner: L Nelson & D L Nelson & M K Quinnett;
Breeder: K Campbell & M Quinnett & J Young
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CH Basenji Park Show Time
Title Earned 4-7-12
B/BR
CH Kisa Jailbyrd X
CH Eldorado N Akuaba Never Been Kissed
Owner/Breeder: G F Dluzeski & L Beth Cranmer &
G L Dluzeski
B/R
O
AKC CHAMPION
AKC LURE COURSER EXCELLENT
DC Platinum And Nelson At Taji MC LCX
AKC MASTER AGILITY EXCELLENT
PREFFERRED 6
TC Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX RE SC D/R
Title Earned 3-4-12
CH Dragonete Itapuca
AKC OPEN AGILITY
Fly’N Hi’s Pretty Amazing JC OA OAJ
Title Earned 3-4-12
B/BR
AKC MASTER AGILITY CHAMPION
DC Bushbabies Redmarsh Black Eyed Pea SC B/T
Kiroja Loving Every Minute JC AX OAJ
Title Earned 2-5-12
F
Kugawa’s Robin The Boy Wonder SCD/T
B/R
B/R
CH Foress Nyingi Mno One Too Many D/B
At Hatikvah RA
F
Unknown X Unknown
Owner: W Hodges & S Messec
AKC FIELD CHAMPION
CH Platinum’s Shopping Spree
Owner: C C Shattuck & K Campbell & M K Quinnett;
Breeder: M Quinnett & L Quinnett & K Campbell
Owner: A Patterson-Hine & P Fragassi
Breeder: L R Hart & T Leimback & K Leimback &
B L Hart
GCH CH Klassic’s Slam Dunk X CH Klassic’s Yuara Hoot
B/R
B/T
B/R
B/BR
CH Klassic’s Git R Done X Blaue King First Edt. Balli
Owner: J Morgan & S Morgan; Breeder: S P Steele
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CH Kaleonahe’s Southern CrossD/R
CH Teazer Khani’s All American Girl
CH Eldorado N Akuaba Never Say Never X
Teazer’s American Gigalo X CH Teazer’s American Idol
GCH CH Reveille Push The Limit To Mv JC X
CH Khani’s Written In The Stars
Owner: K R Britton & J P Gaidos; Breeder: J P Gaidos &
A K Halemanu
CH Reveille Serengeti Placeyerbetz
Owner: K Cabral & S Strobel; Breeder: K Cabral &
K R Britton & C Paulsen & S Strobel
CH Mibres Pop Star Legend
Title Earned 4-8-12 B/T
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Dancing Queen
B/B
B/BR
CH Reveille One For The MoneyD/BR
Title Earned 5-6-12
DC Sinful’s Swamp Legend RN MC LCX X
GCH CH Jerlin-Tutu’s Jericho X
CH Baruh Testament To Hoo
Owner: S Schroeder & K Robinson; Breeder:
M Smith-Barbour & B Barbour & S Schroeder
CH Akuaba N Eldorado Xtra Base HitD/B
CH N’Focus Polar Express SCD/R
CH Jasiri-Sukari HR Pup N’Stuff X
CH Khani’s Dp Poetry In Motion SC
Owner: E H Getty; Breeder: E M Bramble &
K R Britton
B/T
Owner: B Phifer; Breeder: L Pence & B Phifer
CH Tarsha’s Mesquite Fire Of Wild WestD/R
CH Desoleil’s Atributes Causa Nowata SC X
Owner: D M Deflorio & P A Geoffroy & S Lund;
Breeder: S Lund & P A Geoffroy & S Coe
Tarsha’s Proud Destiny
Owner: J Scheffler & T A Parish; Breeder: T A Parish
B/R
CH Akuaba N Eldorado Xtra TerrestrialD/BR
Title Earned 6- 3-12
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Nuttinbut-Undercover FraiserD/R
Title Earned 4-7-12
Bred By Exhibitor
GCH CH Klassic’s The Power Of One X
Bushwacker Sirnotar By Horsleys
CH Undercover Veni Vidi Vici X CH Nuttinbut’s Celestial
Owner/Breeder: C R Frost
Owner/Breeder: J O Harrison & G N Whitehurst
CH Raven Rock N Karnak’s All That Jazz
B/R
CH Kaleb’s First Flower To Lost Ten
B/T
CH Calaz Abba Jabba Lost Ten X
CH C-Quest’s Master Of Disguise X
CH Kanibaru Vibrant Vision
CH Jokuba’s C-Quest Sneak-A-Peek
GCH CH Karnak’s Pure And Simple Allure
Owner/Breeder: R Bowen & C Russell
Owner/Breeder: K Terry & K Hutchison
Owner: M Poch & C Lawson & G K Lawson &
K Hapgood & K Mounts; Breeder: M Poch
CH Reveille Super CaptainD/R
Title Earned 4-7-12
CH Klassic Zdars Amore Dei AmariD/T
Kisa Clear N Present Danger X CH Reveille Solo Pilot
GCH CH Klassic’s Slam Dunk X
Dafina Rafikis Brightman JC
Owner: P L Beckett; Breeder: D Bolte’ & J Lodge
CH Klassic’s In It To Win It
Owner/Breeder: T Neargarth
CH Salish Sea’s Supernatural D/R
Superserious Man
Bred By Exhibitor
Owner: C Riggano & J Gillespie & S Kite; Breeder:
S Kite & J J Gillespie
CH Laurel S’Simply Shocking Sabrina
DC Khani’s Here To Stay SC
Owner: L B Saban; Breeder: K R Britton & A J McLeod &
E Britton & D Britton & L B Saban & S McLeod
CH Suddanly Essence Of Eaglewood SCD/BR
Title Earned 4-8-12
CH Mariah’s Essence Of Cool
GCH CH Ab-Rafiki The Icon Of Cool X
CH Hacker’s Eternal Flame Mariah
Owner: J Hinck & S Campeau & F Hinck; Breeder:
W Sullivan & S Campeau
Owner/Breeder: M Clecak & C Clecak
B/R
CH Platinum’s Adrenaline Rush X CH Sonbar’s Incandescent Icicle
Owner/Breeder: S Wuornos & L Caldwell
CH Sonbar’s You Yearnivpuzzles
B/T
GCH CH Sonbar’s Sonic Shockwave CD RE OA OAJ X
CH Sonbar’s Rosiethe Riveter
CH Songwe’s Kiss Me Kizzie For Undercover JCB/BR
Karosel Courting Trouble At My-Tym JC
Owner: V Cortez & M M Cortez & C Gross;
Breeder: V Cortez & C J Austin & M M Cortez
CH Eldorado’s In Your Dreams
GCH DC Undercover Legend Of Jacen SCD/T
Title Earned 4-7-12
CH Undercover Bella The Ball
Owner: D A Mizzoni & S Schroeder; Breeder:
S Schroeder & G N Whitehurst
Owner/Breeder: A Muenter & B J Cassell
GCH CH Undercover Meisterhaus Nadia By AbB/B
Title Earned 4-8-12
GCH CH Dagoba’s RunakoD/BR
Title Earned 6-2-12
CH Signet Hillbilly Rock Star X CH Kibushi Nyanga Cha Cha
CH Ab Take It To The Bank X CH Undercover Bella The Ball
CH Eldorado N Akuaba Unstoppable SC X
O J Rosener; Breeder: G N Whitehurst & A T Brooks &
S Schroeder & K Lyons
GCH CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Magic Fantasia At Mibre B/B
Owner: J D Behles & M Smith-Barbour; Breeder:
M Smith-Barbour & B Barbour & J Behles & S A Espejo
GCH CH Arubmec’s ThrillerD/R
AKC GRAND CHAMPION
DC Arubmec’s Hi-Jacked SC X
GCH CH Alapocas Simon SaysD/R
DC Arubmec’s Pretty Woman SC
CH Edgie’s El CoskoD/R
CH Edgie’s Cat In The Hat X Edgie’s Splitz
Owner: J C Edgerton & D Edgerton & J Edgerton & E
Edgerton & S Edgerton; Breeder: J C Edgerton &
D Edgerton & J Edgerton & E Edgerton
GCH CH Jumoke Khani Baru RumbaD/R
DC Khani’s Benny N The Jets MC X
CH Jumokebaru Mischievous Sprite
Owner: G Woodard & K R Britton & B Gregory & L Gregory; Breeder: B Gregory & K R Britton & C Paulsen & G
Woodard & L Gregory
GCH CH Meisterhaus Happy Hour At Signet B/R
Title Earned 4-8-12
Owner/Breeder: P E Cembura
GCH CH Dark Moon’s Tilt-A-Whirl
GCH DC Meisterhaus Neon Nights SC
Title Earned 6-4-12
GCH DC Meisterhaus Never Winter Nights SC B/T
Title Earned 6-3-12
GCH CH Tazamisha Prize N Aces D/T
Spotted Arrow SC
CH Tazamisha’s DP Ace Of Spades X
B/R
CH Jasiri-Sukari Congaro Politician JC X CH Sirius-Nyanga
CH Tazamisha’s Eye On The Prize
Owner: T Cuzzetto; Breeder: V Cortez & N Cortez &
T Cuzzetto
Fashion Statement
Owner: V A Predale & M Work & J Predale; Breeder:
V A Predale & M Work
GCH DC Eldorado’s Look Smart At D/BR
Kaleonahe SC
CH Akuaba In Corduroy X CH Eldorado’s Ooh La La
Owner: K Cabral & P A Geoffroy & S Strobel; Breeder:
S Lund & P A Geoffroy
B/R
Owner: K Noyes & S Lund; Breeder: J D Martin
GCH CH Tazamisha Prize N Aces Spotted Arrow SC X
Owner: K Besemer; Breeder: D Hauri
GCH CH Sunrise Signet The Lion D/R
Sleeps Tonight
Rafikis Calm Before The Storm X
B/R
CH Mata Hauri Shall We Dance X
CH Jumoke Quita Dream Of India
Owner: B Gregory & L Gregory; Breeder: M Sorhus &
B Gregory & L Gregory & S Sorhus
GCH CH Mata Hauri Ruby Red Beez
CH Devilspeak Primarius Victor W X
CH Sonbar’s Wa-Shendi Wake-Up
Title Earned 6-2-12
GCH DC Tazamisha Dp Mckenzie’s Quest SCD/BR
CH Dafinas Rogue WaveD/T
Owner: D Lowit & J C Jones & T Jones & R Newton; Breeder: M B Allen & J C Jones
B/R
CH Eldorado’s Olivier X
CH Timar-Eldorado Black SabbathD/B
Dragnquest My-Tym Road Rash
CH C-Quest’s Just Push Play X CH Reveille Accord
Owner: J Wilkinson & C Wisch & K Wisch; Breeder: D Bolte’
Owner: J O Harrison & G N Whitehurst; Breeder: R Wise
CH Dragnquests Prize Trebbiano For My-TymD/R
B/R
Owner: G Langula & L Caldwell & S Wuornos &
M Langula; Breeder: S Wuornos & L Caldwell
CH C-Quest Jokuba Anything But Silent
B/R
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Mystical’s Roll Of The Dice X
GCH CH Jumoke South House CongoD/BR
Owner: S Smith-Falkner & L R Hart; Breeder: B L Hart &
L R Hart
CH Bushwacker Cherry Bomb
Title Earned 4-1-12
GCH CH Reveille Push The Limit To Mv JCD/R
DC Emerant’s Heez Reminiscent SCD/T
Title Earned 6-3-12
Owner: D Bolte’ & K Wisch & J Lodge; Breeder:
J Lodge & D Bolte’
CH Sirobe Causing Chaos
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Maya CD RN
B/R
Unknown X Unknown
Owner: N Grant
CH Signet Hillbilly Rock Star X CH Meisterhaus Tears & Tantrums
Owner: A T Brooks & T L Kirstein & C Fobber; Breeder:
A T Brooks & B J Cassell
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Undercover Osiris Of Oz BN RND/T
Title Earned 6-2-12
AKC RALLY ADVANCED
Moonlightsdarkskies Jamil RAD/BR
Unknown X Unknown
Owner: E Henderson
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CH Sundiata’s Hanzi Mbili JC X
DC Khadijah’s My-Tym Alone SC
CH Jasiri-Sukari Congaro Politician JCD/R
Title Earned 4-7-12
CH Jasiri-Sukari Party Lines
Owner: V A Predale & C Ongaro; Breeder: J L Jones &
C Ongaro & K A Jones
Khani’s House Party JCD/R
CH Khani’s Two Anda Half Men X
Owner: K R Britton; Breeder: E M Bramble & K R Britton
Lothlorien Rory Rammer JCD/R
CH Sundiata’s Pi R Squared JC X CH Select Lothlorien Elentari
Owner: A Rutledge & C J Abbott; Breeder: C J Abbott &
L M Cooper
Songwe’s Kiss Me Kizzie For Undercover JC B/BR
Owner: J O Harrison; Breeder: R Wise
DC Berimo’s Roustabout SC X DC Stilwell’s Tadita Runs With The
Wind MC LCX
Avongara Rikita X CH New World Wild Age
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DC Suddanly Lady Behind D’Wheel SC
CH Kisa Dancing In The Dark
Owner: S J McArthur & P Petsche; Breeder:
S J McArthur & D Y Lowit
Owner/Breeder: S Campeau
Songwe’s Boots N Bling JC
Title Earned 6-2-12
B/BR
GCH CH Taji’s Gandina Carnation SC
B/R
DC Meisterhaus Never Winter Nights SC
CH Wazin Red Empress
CH Taji’s Closing Bell At Quercus JC
Owner: R Wise & K Noel; Breeder: R Wise
Owner: T McQuigg & K Campbell & T McQuigg;
Breeder: A L Walters & K Campbell & T L Walters
B/BR
Unknown X Unknown
B/T
CH Taji’s Tri Legend In The Making At D/T
Mcquigg SC
FC Apu The Answer MC LCX X
Moonlight N Amber’s Crash Bandicoot X
Owner/Breeder: S Marsicano
CH Dune’s Pleistocene Hera JC
Owner: R J Wright; Breeder: A Wright & R Wright
FC Kiroja Hart N Soul RA SC
GCH CH Khani’s Starlight Starbright SC
B/R
CH Khani’s Kata Tjuta JC X CH Khani’s Written In The Stars
Owner: T McQuigg & K Campbell & T McQuigg;
Breeder: K Campbell
Suddanly Incandescent SC
Title Earned 6-3-12
Owner/Breeder: C Paulsen & K R Britton & J Paulsen
B/R
FC Apu Sand Thru The Hourglass RA MC THD
Owner/Breeder: K Harmon
Unknown X Unknown
CH Emerant’s The Instigator JC X
Undercover Osiris Of Oz BN RN SCD/T
FC Select In My Pocket MC
Owner/Breeder: T A Leonard DVM & J Leonard
Owner: J Cook & K Harmon & A Hayek; Breeder:
K Harmon
DC Songwe’s Rock Star Legend
CH Sherwood’s Something Special
Owner: K Dougherty & R Dougherty
Breeder: G N Whitehurst & C L Camp & S Schroeder
Owner: M Sullivan & N Sullivan & R Dubbert; Breeder:
R A Dubbert
CH Anmahr Nahr’s Lolita To Mibre SC
B/BR
Owner: M Smith-Barbour & J D Behles; Breeder:
J Behles & R J Walley
Owner: M Smith-Barbour & B Barbour; Breeder:
B/R
B/BR
Mibre’s Songwe Betty Boo
GCH DC N’Focus Santa Baby MC
B/R
Owner: K Sanders; Breeder: E M Bramble & K R Britton
FC Platinum Nelson Sardonyx Lady MC
Owner: E Monzon & M K Quinnett; Breeder: L Nelson & D
L Nelson & M K Quinnett
Owner: J Hinck & S Campeau & F Hinck; Breeder:
W Sullivan & S Campeau
AKC LURE COURSER EXCELLENT
CH Taji’s Travelers Cheque SC X
Taji Arubmec Thecommunicator
AKC TITLES: JUL - SEP, 2012
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GCH CH Sonbar’s Sonic Shockwave CD RED/T
OA OAJ
Owner/Breeder: S Wuornos & K Wuornos
Owner: M E Chaffin; Breeder: J Cizek & K Campbell
Owner: K Sigrist; Breeder: K A Schreiber
B/BR
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AKC CHAMPION
FC Taji’s Alster Echo SC LCXD/T
B/R
Unknown X Unknown
AKC OPEN AGILITY
CH Sonbar’s Graceful Goddess
B/R
Kiroja Loving Every Minute JC AX AXJ
Title Earned 5-5-12
DC Suddanly Essence Of Eaglewood SCD/BR
Name Unknown DD THD
Title Earned 6-6-12
GCH CH Calypso N’Kiru’s Night Out X
AKC MASTER COURSER
AKC THERAPY DOG
AKC EXCELLENT AGILITY JUMPER
Pj’s Kenset Back To The Future X
Owner: F Morris-Higgins & G Higgins
DC Select Inside The Box SC
B/R
B/BR
CH Akuaba Seeks Gold At Eldorado X
Sherwood’s Late Harvest Napa Rain SC
Title Earned 3-3-12
CH Apu Painted Sand RN SC OA OAJ XF THD B/BR
Title Earned 4-7-12
CH Sundiata’s Pi R Squared JC X
Owner: J Johnson; Breeder: S R Coe & K Byrd
AKC AGILITY FAST EXCELLENT
Kisa N’ Akuaba’s Dancing In The Mud CD RAE NA OAJ NJP
SGT At Arms Mustang Gunner SCD/BL/BR
Title Earned 3-4-12
Owner: M K Roach & A C Therrell
CH Apu Painted Sand RN SC AX OAJ XF THD B/BR
Title Earned 6-3-12
CH Kisa Dancing In The Dark
B/BR
Owner: K D McNeill & M Tihansky; Breeder: M B Grundman
Owner: J Johnson; Breeder: S R Coe & K Byrd
FC Moonlight N Amber’s Let’s Get Sirius SC B/R
CH Jerlin-SS General Powell X
CH Makalika Drop-Dead Redhead
Apu Guy Noir RA NAJ NJP THDD/T
Title Earned 4-8-12
CH Taji’s Absolut Klassic Tri-Peat X
CH Taji’s Absolut Intoxication
B/BR
PREFERRED
Driving Miss Dasypus SC
B/R
AKC AGILITY EXCELLENT
CH Makalika-Jerlin Cherry Pop SC AX AXJ NAP NFB/R
Title Earned 4-8-12
CH Sundiata’s Hanzi Mbili JC X DC Khadijah’s My-Tym Alone SC
B/BR
UN
CH Akuaba Seeks Gold At Eldorado X
Suddanly Infra Red SCD/R
DC Meisterhaus Neon Nights SC
O
CH Wazin Red Empress
CH Mibre’s Legend Of Themasked Avenger SCD/B
Owner/Breeder: L Stilwell & J A Linebaugh &
A C White
AKC FIELD CHAMPION
AGILITY
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Stilwell’s Heritage Of The Wind JCD/B
Owner: W L Hodges
CH Meisterhaus Politically Correct X
B/BR
Kisa N’ Akuaba’s Dancing In The Mud CD RAE NA OAJ NAP NJP
AKC SENIOR COURSER
AKC JUNIOR COURSER
Istari New World Tempest JC
DC Songwe’s Rock Star Legend SC
Khadijah’s Fallingwater Of Sundiata JCD/R
Owner: K Dougherty & R Dougherty
Breeder: G N Whitehurst & C L Camp & S Schroeder
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Khadijah’s Dark Passenger JCD/T
Owner: S J McArthur; Breeder: S J McArthur & D Y Lowit
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CH Akuaba Eldorado Perseus By KaleonaheD/R
Owner: P Geoffroy & S Coe & S Lund; Breeder:
K Cabral & K R Britton & C Paulsen & S Strobel
CH Penda Taji’s Tri-Umphant One JC X
Vinaka’s Xiv Karat Goldn Boy JC OA NAJD/R
CH Akuaba N Eldorado XtraordinaireD/BR
Title Earned 7-1-12
CH AB Lazer’s Top ‘O The Rock JC X CH Rafikis Spectacular Bid JC
Owner: J M Cook & A J Hayek; Breeder: C L Trautman &
D Trautman
AKC OPEN AGILITY JUMPER
FC Apu Afternoon Of A Fawn RA MC NAJ OJP NFP THD
B/R
CH Alapocas Yo Gabba Gabba
Title Earned 7-8-12
B/R
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CH Jasiri-Sukari Just My Style
B/R
CH Raven Rock N Karnak’s Cherry Cherry Boom Boom
Owner: E M Bailey & K Jones & J L Jones; Breeder:
K A Jones & J L Jones
CH Khani’s Man In The Mirror SCD/BR
CH Akuaba N Eldorado’s Zest For LifeD/BR
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Atarasi Luck Be A Lady
Title Earned 8-4-12
B/B
B/R
Owner/Breeder: K Terry & K Hutchison
CH Fopaw’s Royal Flush X
CH Atarasi Taji Berimo Dotcom SC
CH Meisterhaus Egoiste’ X CH Rosewood’s Mystic Illusion
Owner: A Powell & J Reed & T Leimback & T Powell;
Breeder: J Reed
Owner: B Phifer; Breeder: B Phifer & B A Redo-Rahm
CH Mibre’s God Of ThunderD/BR
CH Mibre’s Evander Goes The Distance To Ahmahr Nahr JC X CH
Bushwacker Sirnotar By Horsleys
Mibres Tell Me Something Good JC
Owner/Breeder: C R Frost
Owner: B Barbour & M Smith-Barbour; Breeder:
M Smith-Barbour
Owner/Breeder: K A Schreiber
CH Taji’s Chock Full O’Moxie
B/R
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Kazor’s Tailor Made For Taji SC X
GCH CH Taji’s Breakfast At Tiffanys SC
CH Ab Lone Star Of Texas
CH Ab Best Bib And Tucker
Owner: W K Pooley & G N Whitehurst; Breeder:
W K Pooley
CH Akuaba N Eldorado Betcha By Golly Wow!B/R
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Kaleonahe’s Eldorado This Is It X
CH Eldorado N Akuaba Unchained Melody
CH Skyhi’s Secret FormulaD/R
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Sundiata’s Pi R Squared JC X CH Select Lothlorien Elentari
CH Skyhi’s I Half A Secret X CH Kanibaru Caramel Kiss
Owner: B Phillips; Breeder: B L Hart & L R Hart
Owner: C J Abbott & S L Bridges; Breeder:
C J Abbott & L M Cooper
CH Epic’s Tri Old MagicD/T
Title Earned 9-2-12
DC Select-Gana Incantation MC X
CH Marjani Notaviva
Owner: P Heslin & R C Blansett; Breeder: R C Blansett &
E Wiley
Owner/Breeder: J A Hartigan
B/B
CH Flutesong’s Colour My World
B/R
Title Earned 9-2-12
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Meisterhaus Tears & Tantrums
CH Pepparson’s Uzuri Bulldobas
Owner: A T Brooks; Breeder: A T Brooks & B J Cassell
Owner/Breeder: J D Martin
Owner/Breeder: N Craigie
CH Jumoke’s Twist And ShoutD/BR
Bred By Exhibitor
Owner: R Magill & K Fernald; Breeder: A Sawler & B McCann
GCH CH Klassic’s Gift From Paris
Title Earned 8-4-12
CH Signet Hillbilly Rock Star X
Rafikis Calm Before The Storm X
B/R
GCH CH Kivu Doo Wop HooliganD/B
CH Meisterhaus Signet Hellor High Water
B/R
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Viento’s Delitefully Enchanted
Owner: J Johnson; Breeder: S Lund & P A Geoffroy & S Coe
B/T
DC Emerant’s Heez Got Gusto SCD/B
Owner/Breeder: B L Hart & L R Hart
B/B
B/B
Owner/Breeder: S Wuornos & K Wuornos Winger
CH Timar’s On The Dark Side
Title Earned 8-9-12
GCH DC Akuaba N Eldorado’s Speedster SC
CH Laurel Lord Winston X CH Sashalia Sunlight JC
B/T
GCH CH Kaleonahe’s Timar ImagineD/T
Title Earned 7-1-12
CH Sonbar’s Table Talk
Owner: N Jones & J J Gillespie & S Kite & B Jones; Breeder:
J J Gillespie & S Kite
GCH CH Tammen’s Take Me OnD/R
CH Platinum’s Scarlet Starlet
B/R
Title Earned 9-1-12
Bred By Exhibitor
Ab-Ss Money To Burn X CH Tammen’s Whaz Up Pussycat
Owner/Breeder: L Gilchrist
CH Jokuba C-Quest MancalaD/R
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Quita’s Bar Code X GCH CH Jumoke’s Superfecta
CH Platinum’s Conspiracy Theory
GCH CH Ahmahr Nahr’Shaw West Of The PecosD/R
CH Viento’s Red White Delite
Owner/Breeder: B Gregory & L Gregory
CH Skyhi’s Daredevil X DC Eldorado’s The Look Of Jokuba SC
Owner/Breeder: B J Bradshaw
Owner: M K Quinnett; Breeder: M Quinnett &
L Quinnett
Owner: P Dukes & R Bowen & C Russell; Breeder:
R Bowen & C Russell
CH Wybark Mimi Bebi Of Spirit
B/BR
Bred By Exhibitor
B/T
CH Kazor’s Make Way For Riley X CH Kazor’s Shades Of Zindika
B/R
CH Laurel Sashalia Follow The Sun
Title Earned 9-1-12
Owner: P Geoffroy & S Coe & S Lund; Breeder:
S Lund & P A Geoffroy
CH Kisa Cash Inheritance X Wakan Marjani Knight N Gayle
CH Kazor’s Try’N Top Me
Owner: K Campbell & S Roshak & T Roshak; Breeder:
K Campbell
Owner/Breeder: J D Martin & K Cabral & S Strobel
CH Epic Tri My Best JC
Owner/Breeder: P A Geoffroy & S Lund & S Coe
CH Ab-Rafiki Cool Under Fire X CH New World Wild Age
Owner: K Goldberg & D Daniels; Breeder: L M Hesse
CH New World Piper At The Gates Of DawnD/R
CH Timar’s Morning Mist Of Relyn
CH Eldorado N Akuaba Wing CommanderD/BR
CH Eldorado’s Feel The Heat
CH Eldorado N Akuaba Uncommon Valor X
CH Lothlorien’s Caribbean Kiss
B/BR
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Sonbar’s Xactlyas XpectedD/R
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Mibre’s Legend Of Godiva
B/T
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Emerant Makindu Heez Got Game BN RN JCD/B
Owner/Breeder: L A Stargell
GCH CH Klassic’s The Power Of One X
GCH CH Eldorado’s Intrigue X CH Eldorado’s She’s A Keeper
GCH CH Eldorado’s Intrigue X
CH Bushwacker Cor LeonisD/B
Title Earned 8-8-12
CH Laurel S’Simply Simon Of DjakombaD/R
Title Earned 9-6-12
CH Eldorado N Akuaba Can You DanceD/R
CH Sirobe Egotistical RosewoodD/R
Owner: K R Britton & C Paulsen & J Paulsen; Breeder:
CH Proudlaan Dream Mia Dream
B/R
CH Khani’s Age Of AquariusD/B
Title Earned 9-9-12
CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Spirit Wamugunda X
CH Jerlin’s Songster X
Ginger Carmel Fudge Supreme
Owner: C Paulsen & K R Britton & J Paulsen; Breeder:
Owner: G Birk & A Birk; Breeder: G Birk
CH Ahmahrnahr’s Dancing With The
Stars At Mibre
B/BR
CH Kugawa’s Firefly SC
B/T
CH Teazer Kazor Ekundayo For JohariD/R
Title Earned 9-2-12
CH Rugosa’s Nebraska Cowboy X
GCH CH Mibre’s Dennycrane To Ahmahr Nahr X
CH Kugawa’s Soprano Reveille
CH Kazor’s Saphira The Lady Dragon
CH Proudlaan Panda-Monium
CH Mibres Tell Me Something Good JC
Owner: S Sher & N A Roisum & S Sher; Breeder: S Sher
Owner/Breeder: L L Pond
Owner: J Behles Esq & M Smith-Barbour; Breeder:
M Smith-Barbour
Owner: C Garcia & D C Yeager & J P Gaidos; Breeder:
J P Gaidos & A K Halemanu & C A Webb
B/T
DC Kugawa’s Robin The Boy Wonder SCD/T
CH Dorian William F BrindleD/BR
Title Earned 9-2-12
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Rafikis Dawns Early Light
CH Meisterhaus Xecutive Decision X CH Meisterhaus Upsie Daisy
Owner/Breeder: M Gahgan
Owner/Breeder: Lou Di Bello
S Sher
GCH CH Ab-Rafiki The Icon Of Cool X
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CH Suddanly Undeniable SC
Title Earned 9-1-12
CH Rafikis American Idol
GCH CH Anmahr Nahr’s Lolita To Mibre SC B/BR
GCH CH Cumback’s PimlicoD/R
Title Earned 9-1-12
CH Sonbar’s Phoolish Pleasure At Cumback X
CH Hacker’s Spring Lily
Owner: C Tomey & C Kirk; Breeder: J R Tomey & C Tomey
AKC GRAND CHAMPION
GCH CH Eldorado’s IntrigueD/BR
CH Sternhimmels Generis Sui X CH Eldorado’s Ooh La La
Owner/Breeder: S Lund & P A Geoffroy
59 GCH CH Kazor’s Super ScorchD/R
CH C-Quests Soul Driver X CH Sunjata Kazor Mini Me
Owner: S Simpson & C A Webb & D Simpson; Breeder: C
A Webb & O J White
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GCH CH Laurel S’Salways Mister WonderfulD/R
Title Earned 9-2-12
Kiroja Loving Every Minute RN JC AX AXJ
B/BR
Khani’s Freeze Frame N’Focus SCD/R
CH Khani’s Two Anda Half Men X
Owner: J Cook & K Harmon & A Hayek; Breeder: K Harmon
Owner/Breeder: E M Bramble & K R Britton
GCH CH Mibre’s Legend Of Themasked D/B
Avenger SC
AKC RALLY ADVANCED
Prize - Dp Just For You SC
GCH CH Mibres’ Bump N The Night SC
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OBEDIENCE
AKC BEGINNER NOVICE
Baraka American Trail Blazer BN RN
Title Earned 7-7-12
B/T
CH Reveille Bells And Whistles CD RE NA NAJ NAPD/R
Owner: J K Lange & P L Root & W Bowlus; Breeder:
P L Root & W Bowlus
CH Gana Hear Rocks Sing BN RA JCD/T
Owner: G Woodard & K R Britton & B Gregory &
L Gregory; Breeder: B Gregory & K R Britton &
C Paulsen & L Gregory & G Woodard
Devils Peak Cds Precious Sasha W SC
S Sher
Kugawa’s Firefly SC
B/T
B/R
FC Maximillian RA SC AX MXJD/B
Title Earned 9-2-12
Unknown X Unknown
Owner: A Sumita & G Fukuma
Owner: T Cuzzetto; Breeder: T Cuzzetto & C J Austin & M
M Cortez
New World Baridi Ngano SCD/R
FC New World Baridi Ngano SCD/R
DC Tammen’s Can’T Touch This BN RE SCD/B
OA NAJ
Owner: J Brader; Breeder: K A Schreiber
Owner: J Brader; Breeder: K A Schreiber
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AKC JUNIOR COURSER
CH Jasiri-Sukari Just My Style JC
B/R
Jasiri-Sukari Bronco Busting Annie RN JC NJPB/R
AKC SENIOR COURSER
CH Karnak’s Never Ending Chaos X
CH Taqsim Signet Warratah
Owner: J P Slonaker & S S Slonaker; Breeder:
K Hutchison
Itzyu Figaro RND/BR
CH Eldorado N Akuaba Unstoppable SCD/R
CH Illusion’s Tex Son JC X CH Eldorado’s She’s A Keeper
Itzyu Good Golly Miss Molly
Owner: K Brown; Breeder: S Lund & P A Geoffroy & S Coe
CH Epic Select Turbo Trike SCD/T
CH Arubmec’s Dancing Queen SC
Title Earned 9-1-12
B/T
B/T
CH Skyhi’s Daredevil X Avongara Ziki
Dharian’s Star Trek X Dharian’s Obsidian JC
Owner: A Sumita Esq & G Fukuma; Breeder: L A Stargell
GCH CH Dagoba’s Runako SCD/BR
Title Earned 9-1-12
Owner: C Wenger & S A Humphreys; Breeder:
S A Humphreys & B Humphreys
AKC LURE COURSING EXCELLENT 2
AKC MASTER COURSER
FC Shika’s Tiger Moon MC CAD/BR
CH Shika’s Piper Cub X Sadiki’s Tribute To Karosel
Owner: S Maddux & J Boese & R Smith & E Smith; Breeder: J Boese & R Boese & D Lubbe & E J Boese
GCH DC Tazamisha Dp Mckenzie’s Quest MCB/BR
CH Devilspeak Primarius Victor W X
Karosel Courting Trouble At My-Tym JC
Owner: V Cortez & M M Cortez & C Gross; Breeder:
V Cortez & C J Austin & M M Cortez
FC Taji’s Alster Echo MC LCXD/T
TC Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX RE SC OA OAJ MXP6 MXPS
MJP6 MJPS PAX X CH Sinbaje’s That’s Wavy Gravy CD RE SC AX
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CH Reveille Bells And Whistles CD RA NA D/R
NAJ NAP
Title Earned 7-9-12
CH Reveille Double Lines X CH Reveille Pipers Bellflower JC
Owner: J P Slonaker & S S Slonaker; Breeder: D Bolte’ & S
La Croix
PREFERRED
CH Taji’s Travelers Cheque SC X Taji Arubmec Thecommunicator
Bushwacker Chase The Ace X
CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Just Call Me Madam JC
Owner/Breeder: J Behles & S Allen
B/B
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Taji’s Charade At Berimo JC
Owner/Breeder: P Marshall & K Campbell
B/BR
B/R
Basenji
CH Dagoba’s Poetry In Motion
B/R
Owner: L Daves Siekert; Breeder: L Daves Siekert &
K Scott
CH Fopaw’s Dlucks Moon Dance
AKC TIME 2 BEAT PREFERRED
CH Fopaws Designated Driver JC X
DC Lacada’s Con Man K’s Kaper CD BN RAE5D/R
MC MX MXB MXJ AXP MJP XF OFP T2BP
Title Earned 8-3-12
CH Fopaw’s Little Bit Of Luck
B/R
Owner: N Scherwin & T Leimback & N Sherman; Breeder:
T Leimback & K Leimback
CH Jasiri-Sukari Win DieselD/R
Bred By Exhibitor
GCH CH Jasiri-Sukari Win Tin Tin X CH Jasiri-Sukari Zenyatta
Owner/Breeder: J L Jones & K A Jones
AKC THERAPY DOG
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B/R
AXJ OAP OJP
Jasiri-Sukari Bronco Busting Annie RN NJP
Title Earned 9-1-12
Owner/Breeder: T A Leonard DVM & R C Blansett
AKC AGILITY FAST NOVICE PREFERRED
Taji Arubmec Thecommunicator
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W K Pooley
CH Taji’s Travelers Cheque SC X
UN
CH Dagoba’s Love’s First Kiss
Sinbaje’s Thyme2Rise NJP NFP
Title Earned 7-9-12
O
B/R
FC Taji’s Alster Echo MC LCX2D/T
Title Earned 9-3-12
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CONFORMATION
CH Taji Berimo Devil Wears Prada X
Dharian’s Lone Star SC AX AXJ OAP OJPD/B
Title Earned 7-8-12
CH Arubmec’s Sweet Spot SC X DC Arubmec’s Hannah SC
CH Eldorado N Akuaba Unstoppable SC X
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CH Berimo N Taji Zenyatta
Owner: S Cook & L Gilchrist; Breeder: L Gilchrist
Owner: C York; Breeder: C Mattson & P E Cembura
CH Reveille Tricycle Two X CH Select Inchanting Epic
60 Ab-Ss Money To Burn X CH Tammen’s Whaz Up Pussycat
AKC OPEN AGILITY PREFERRED
FC Skyhi’s Native Infinite Hope SC
DED 18
CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Dax AfricanadianD/T
Owner: S Sher & N A Roisum & S Sher; Breeder: S Sher
DC Baraka Jumoke Salish Samish SCD/BR
FC Prize - Dp Just For You SC
UN
DC Ab Tanza Life In The Fast Lane SC
Owner: J P Slonaker & S S Slonaker;
Breeder: D Bolte’ & S La Croix
GCH CH Karnaks Good Morgan Sunshine RN B/R
Title Earned 8-4-12
Owner: S Atkinson; Breeder: L C Auerbach
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AKC CHAMPION
CH Jumokebaru Mischievous Sprite
CH Reveille Double Lines X CH Reveille Pipers Bellflower JC
Owner: E M Bailey & K Jones & J L Jones; Breeder:
K A Jones & J L Jones
DC Khani’s Benny N The Jets MC X
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AKC OPEN AGILITY
GCH CH Jumoke Khani Baru Rumba RND/R
FC Kugawa’s Robin The Boy Wonder SCD/T
Devils Peak Cds Precious Sasha W SC
AKC RALLY NOVICE
CH Apu Painted Sand RN SC AX AXJ XF THD B/BR
CH Jumokequita African Luxor MC X
DC Jumoke-Quita Dream Of Qena MC
B/R
AKC TITLES: OCT - DEC, 2012
AKC EXCELLENT AGILITY JUMPER
AKC FIELD CHAMPION
Owner: T Cuzzetto; Breeder: T Cuzzetto & C J Austin & M
M Cortez
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CH Gana Hear Rocks Sing RA JCD/T
Sonbar’s Autumn Velveteen Vixen CD THD
B/T
CH Jumoke Baru Mr. MoonlightD/BR
GCH CH Sonbar’s Sonic Shockwave CD RE OA OAJ X
CH Quita’s Bar Code X GCH CH Jumoke’s Superfecta
CH Sonbar’s Incandescent Icicle
Owner: M Carter & B Gregory & L Gregory & G Woodard;
Breeder: B Gregory & L Gregory
Owner: M Langula & G Langula & S Wuornos; Breeder:
S Wuornos & K Wuornos
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CH Taji’s Alster Ego From Hodari
B/R
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Dogo Habari’s Blackjack Of BluestoneD/B
CH Fopaw’s Desert FuryD/R
Bred By Exhibitor
GCH CH Dragonete Itapuca
AKC Grand Champion
CH Klassic’s Git R Done X
CH Khamsin Imani In A Great Spot X
CH Bluestone’s Wild Buckwheat X Dalji’s Damisi Dhati A Duara
GCH CH Taji’s Hodari On The Wings Of A Dove
Owner: S A Osborne & R E Osborne; Breeder: A Bacon
CH Fopaws Emerant Mirandaza Charmer
Owner: M E Chaffin & K Campbell; Breeder: S Heath &
K Campbell & K Black
CH Viento’s Sheer Delite
B/R
B/R
GCH CH Ab-Rafiki The Icon Of Cool X CH Pepparson’s Uzuri Bulldobas
Owner: A S Davis & N Craigie; Breeder: N Craigie
CH Skyhi’s Rock Your World X CH Viento’s Red White Delite
CH Jerlin’s Bold BoomerangD/R
Bred By Exhibitor
Owner/Breeder: B Jo Bradshaw
CH Zindika’s Got Moxy
CH Flutesong’s I Am A Promise
B/T
Bred By Exhibitor
GCH CH Mardi Gras’ Msgt Harry Holt X CH Zindika’s Tri Me
Owner/Breeder: L K Ehlers
CH Kaleonahe’s BullseyeD/B
Owner: C D Rappe; Breeder: S Armstrong &
C D Rappe
CH Ab No Quarter Given At MelarD/T
CH Sonbar’s Deliteful Deviation X
CH Akuaba N Eldorado Bohemian Rhapsody B/R
CH Kaleonahe’s Smooth Criminal
Owner: D DeFlorio & P A Geoffroy; Breeder: S Lund &
P A Geoffroy & S Coe
CH Tamsala Hot Onya Heels X CH Wazin Red Empress
Owner/Breeder: T Brooks
CH Akuaba N Eldorado’s ZesterD/B
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Amazing’s Moon Eclipse JCD/T
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Tri-Angel JC X
Owner/Breeder: S Predasuth
CH Desoleil Classic Girl Of Keyline
B/R
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Keyline Sailing Into Desoleil JC
Owner: H Benton; Breeder: H Benton & C Taylor
CH Reveille Tolls Nightwatch MusketeerD/BR
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Reveille The Bell Tolls JC X CH Sonbar’s Incandescent Icicle
Owner/Breeder: S La Croix & D Bolte’
CH Skyhi’s Always In Fashion
B/BR
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Jasiri-Sukari Party Of One At Skyhi X CH Wakili I Love Lucy
Owner/Breeder: L A Stargell & J Krohn
CH Tarsha’s Ironwood CarverD/T
CH Desoleil’s Atributes Causa Nowata SC X Tarsha’s Proud Destiny
CH Akuaba N Eldorado Orange Zest
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Owner: A Stone & K Leimback & T Leimback & K Allen;
Breeder: R Stamper & K Leimback & T Leimback &
J Stamper
CH Illusion’s Love Bug Of DuneD/R
CH Jasiri-Sukari Whistle Down The WinD/R
GCH CH Jasiri-Sukari Win Tin Tin X CH Jasiri-Sukari Zenyatta
Owner: J Robert; Breeder: J L Jones & K A Jones
B/B
B/R
GCH CH Jumoke Khani Baru Rumba RN X CH Teazer’s Skylark
Owner: G Woodard & K R Britton; Breeder: K R Britton & J
P Gaidos & E Britton & D Britton
B/B
Owner: M Smith-Barbour; Breeder: B Barbour & M
Smith-Barbour
GCH CH Reveille One For The MoneyD/BR
CH Kaleonahe’s Belladonna
B/B
CH Reveille Serengeti Placeyerbetz
Owner: D Bolte’ & K Wisch & J Lodge; Breeder:
J Lodge & D Bolte’
Owner/Breeder: L A Stargell
GCH CH Sonbar’s Table Talk
Owner/Breeder: K Cabral & S Strobel
B/BR
CH Hacker’s Eternal Flame Mariah
Owner: P Hudson & M Clecak; Breeder: M Clecak & C Clecak
CH Pandora’s Pretty Little Liar At Dija
B/T
CH Rosewood’s Putt’N On The Ritz X Iaret’s Profile This
Owner: M Hogan & M Skillman & J Tilton & C C A Hogan
& A Tilton; Breeder: M Hogan & M Skillman & L Skillman
CH Sundiata’s Urban LegendD/R
Owner: L D Siekert & K Scott
Owner: S Smith-Falkner & L R Hart; Breeder:
B L Hart & L R Hart
GCH CH Keyline Archer Of DesoleilD/B
CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Tri-Angel JC X
Owner/Breeder: S Predasuth
GCH CH Akuaba N Eldorado Xtra Base HitD/B
Owner/Breeder: P L Root & W Bowlus
Owner: D M Deflorio & P A Geoffroy & S Lund; Breeder: S
Lund & P A Geoffroy & S Coe
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Lothlorien Rory Rammer RN JCD/R
CH Select Lothlorien Elentari
B/BLKBR
CH C-Quest Jokuba Anything But Silent JC
B/R
CH C-Quest’s Master Of Disguise X
CH Jokuba’s C-Quest Sneak-A-Peek
Owner/Breeder: R Bowen & C Russell
GCH CH Dragonete Itapuca JC
B/BR
CH Klassic’s Git R Done X Blaue King First Edt. Balli
Ankhu Ottaray Benjimen Bones JCD/T
GCH DC Jerlin’s Our Zuri Pupin MC LCX X
CH Ankhu Promises In The Dark
CH Ab Take It To The Bank X CH Undercover Bella The Ball
CH Arendahls Carnival Night RA JC OA NAJ
B/T
M Rosener; Breeder: G N Whitehurst & A T Brooks &
S Schroeder & K Lyons
B/R
AKC Rally Excellent
Moonlightsdarkskies Jamil RED/BR
Unknown X Unknown
Sundiata’s Moto Chuki X CH Sundiata’s Loki Motion
Owner: E Henderson
Owner: Jane OHarrow & Chris Maxka & Austin Warrin
Breeder: J Crawford & C Maxka
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Baraka How The Wind Blows JC
AKC Rally Advanced
GCH CH Undercover Escapade Nellybelle By AbB/B
GCH CH Akuaba N Eldorado Betcha By Golly Wow!
Amazing’s Moon Eclipse JCD/T
CH Sonbar’s Incandescent Icicle
Owner/Breeder: S Wuornos & K W Winger
GCH CH Chiya Sublime Rocky Mt N High X
LURE COURSING
AXJ OAP OJP
Owner: A Rutledge & C J Abbott; Breeder: C J Abbott &
L M Cooper
CH Sonbar’s Phoolish Pleasure At Cumback X
CH Mariahs Princess Kahirah
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GCH DC Emerant’s Heez Reminiscent SCD/T
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CH Skyhi’s I Half A Secret X CH Kanibaru Caramel Kiss
UN
Kele’s Thymely Sun God JCD/R
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GCH CH Skyhi’s Secret FormulaD/R
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AKC Junior Courser
Blaue King First Edt. Balli
Owner: H Benton; Breeder: H Benton & C Taylor
CH Ammahr Nahr’s Sagitta SC
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CH Keyline Sailing Into Desoleil JC
CH Bluestones Ubora Wili Duara X
CH Kaleonahe’s BraveheartD/BR
Bred By Exhibitor
Owner: B Smith & K Hutchison & K Terry; Breeder:
K Terry & K Hutchison
Owner: B Reed & T Reed
GCH CH Khanis Icarly Baru
Owner/Breeder: K Cabral & S Strobel
B/B
B/R
Owner/Breeder: D Joy
Owner: C Boutchyard & K Cabral; Breeder: K Cabral &
S Strobel
CH Raven Rock N Country KarnakD/R
Bred By Exhibitor
CH Illusion’s Rio Grande Of Dune X CH Illusion’s Moonlit Arrow JC
CH Fopaw’s Touch Of Evil At Saorsa
CH Illusion’s Rio Grande Of Dune X Dune’s Codename Rosebud
CH Meisterhaus Puzzle PieceD/R
Bred By Exhibitor
Owner: M Falcone & W Pooley; Breeder: W K Pooley
CH Akuaba N Eldorado With Zest
CH Jerlin’s I’m A General Too X CH Jerlin’s Keepin The Faith
GCH CH Illusion’s Jelani RioD/R
Owner/Breeder: R Stamper & K Leimback &
T Leimback & J Stamper
B/BR
Owner: T Fiedler; Breeder: C J Jones &
M P Jones
De’s Bib And Tucker JCD/B
Unknonw X Unknown
Owner: D K Haggard
AKC Senior Courser
Jasiri-Sukari Joan Jetta SC
B/R
CH Jasiri-Sukari Congo-Leezza Rice JC
Owner: S D Zimmerman; Breeder: J L Jones &
K A Jones
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CH Mibre’s Legend Of Godiva SC
B/T
DC Undercover Dark Jedi Legend MCD/B
CH Undercover Bella The Ball
Owner: S Schroeder; Breeder: S Schroeder &
G N Whitehurst
CH Fopaw’s Royal Flush X CH Kazor’s Good Karma At Fopaws
Owner: Suzanne Pintar & Therese Leimback
Breeder: Kevin Leimback & Therese Leimback
B/T
B/B
GCH DC Akuaba N Eldorado’s Speed Shot MC B/B
Owner: J Johnson; Breeder: S Lund & P A Geoffroy &
S Coe
GCH CH Undercover Meisterhaus Hi Ho Quianna
By Signet SC
B/R
CH Signet Hillbilly Rock Star X CH Meisterhaus Tears & Tantrums
Owner: G N Whitehurst & A T Brooks & W K Pooley &
J O Harrison; Breeder A T Brooks & B J Cassell
Arubmec’s Jackie O SC
DC Arubmec’s Encore SC X DC Arubmec’s Saturn Sattelite SC
Owner: D Miclean & C Miclean; Breeder: P E Cembura &
E Poulson
FC Karosel Dragnquest Itzyu Dark
Shadows SC CA
B/BR
CH My-Tym Dragnquest Ice’d T. X Karosel Itzyu Just Meant To Be
Owner: S Maddux & D Lubbe; Breeder D Lubbe &
J C Jones & L C Auerbach
CH Songwe’s Kiss Me Kizzie For Undercover SC
GCH DC Anmahr Nahr’s Lolita To Mibre SC B/BR
FC Mibre’s Scorpio’s Moondancer SC
B/B
Owner: M Smith-Barbour & B Barbour
Breeder: M Smith-Barbour & B Barbour & J Behles &
S A Espejo
Owner: J O Harrison & G N Whitehurst; Breeder: R Wise
CH Sonbar’s Nifty Natalie RE JC CA
B/T
CH Taji’s Mel Bourne In The Usa JC X DC Taji’s Tea For Two SC
Owner: H Hamilton & K Campbell & M Farnsworth &
J G Kim; Breeder: J Kim & K Campbell & M Farnsworth
CH Akuaba’s Winds Of Change X Avongara Dinari
Owner: L D Siekert & R Siekert
Breeder: P A Geoffroy & S Lund & S Coe
B/R
Jasiri-Sukari Rocky MTN Tri SC MX MXJ MXP2 MXPB MJP NF
B/R
B/T
FC Apu Pinache RN SC NA NAJ THD
B/R
CH Kazor’s Almasi Africani Fly’n Hi CDX JC MX MXB MXJ X
C And J’s Stripe Teaser At Kazor CDX MX MXJ
CH Jasiri-Sukari Tri And Stop Me
Owner: D Brigham; Breeder: C Griswold & C A Webb
K J Van Arsdale; Breeder: K A Jones & M Rubin &
J L Jones
AKC Agility FAST Novice
Preferred
AKC Master Excellent Jumper
Apu Guy Noir RA NAJ NJP NFP THDD/T
Owner/Breeder: L D Siekert
CH Foress Nyingi Mno One Too Many At D/B
Hatikvah RA TD
AKC Master Excellent Jumper
Preferred 2
AKC Novice Agility Jumper
Preferred
DC Lacada’s Con Man K’s Kaper CD BN RAE5 D/R
MC MX MXB MXJ AXP MJP2 XF OFP T2BP
CH Jasiri-Sukari The Lost Word X Jumanji’s Jewel Of Denial
AKC Tracking Dog
CH Zuri’s Nwa Ozuzu JC X CH Klassic’s Lady In Red
B/R
B/B
CH Azizis Time Out NA NAJ NAP NJP
Fly’N Hi Kazor Ruby Lisanne VCD1 CDX RN AXB/BR
Sukari-Jasiri Pupp Fiction JC X
Sinbaje’s Perfect Contender CD RA JC AX D/R
MXJ OAP OJP
AKC Novice Agility Jumper
B/BR
AKC Agility Excellent
Loki’s Inkosi Solomon JC CAAD/T
FC Zuri’s Trii Me MC LCX2 CAX
B/T
Owner: D Sehm & D Troyna; Breeder: K S Leighton &
M Leighton & D M Troyna
Unknown X Unknown
F
CH Fopaws Oh My God X
CH Illusionforess Hakuna Matata JC
Owner: L Stadtmore; Breeder: S Bruce
CH Kibushi Supernatural X Mijokr’s Abby Lane
Owner: C Kuna; Breeder: S Parks
O
UN
DED 18
84
B/T
FC Apu Pinache RN SC NA THD
NEW ASFA, LGRA, NOTRA Basenji TITLES
ASFA
AGILITY
AKC Novice Agility
AKC Lure Coursing Excellent 3
Owner: D Sehm & D Troyna; Breeder: K S Leighton &
M Leighton & D M Troyna
GCH CH Jasiri-Sukari Bucking The Trind X CH Jasiri-Sukari Just Sprite JC
FC Tank! SCD/R
FC MACH Eldorado’s Y’s African Sinbaje CDX RE SC MXB MJS
Owner: D Sehm; Breeder: K Grayson & R Kibbee
Owner: S Maddux & D Lubbe; Breeder: D Lubbe &
J C Jones & L C Auerbach
FC Zuri’s Trii Me MC LCX3 CAX
B/B
CH Kibushi Supernatural X Mijokr’s Abby Lane
Jasiri-Sukari Bronco Busting Annie RN JC NAP NJP
CH Kazor’s Spiffy Dresser X CH Kazor Bay-Senji Yuara Doll
®
DC Taji’s Banh Mi On The Runway To Blue Note MC
Title Earned 9-9-12
B/R
AKC Master Bronze Agility
Preferred
Owner: C Kuna; Breeder: S Parks
FC Kazor’s Tamu Kumani SC CAA
AKC Master Silver Jumper
CH Azizis Time Out NA NAJ NAP
B/R
FC Jumanji My Winifred MC LCX CAX
Owner: W Hodges & S Messec
AKC Master Courser
B/R
Owner: L D Siekert; Breeder: L D Siekert & K Scott
DC Tamsala Rocket Socks MC LCX X DC Tanza-Zuri Fatia SC
AKC Coursing Ability Excellent
B/BR
Fly’N Hi’s Pretty Amazing JC OA AXJ
AXJ OAP OJP
Owner: L J Baxter & A Guth; Breeder: C Kwaske &
S Gruber-Kite & A Guth
CH My-Tym Dragnquest Ice’d T. X Karosel Itzyu Just Meant To Be
B/BR
B/R
Owner: L J Baxter & C A Webb; Breeder: C A Webb &
L Stamm & S Howard
FC Karosel Dragnquest Itzyu Dark Shadows SC CA
DC Tanza’s Almazi Madini CD RA SC CA
AKC Coursing Ability Advanced
AKC Field Champion
AKC Excellent Agility Jumper
Owner: D Dickhausen & S Wuornos
Breeder: S Wuornos & K W Winger
B/R
Sinbaje’s Thyme2Rise NAP NJP NFP
CH Sonbar’s Gaelic God X CH Sonbar’s Incandescent Icicle
AKC Novice Agility Preferred
Owner: A Patterson-Hine & B P Hine; Breeder:
K Leighton & T Judd & P Fragassi & M Leighton
Owner: M Smith-Barbour & B Barbour; Breeder: M
Smith-Barbour & B Barbour & Jennie Behles & S A Espejo
B/T
CH Karosel This Gun For Hire X Sadiki’s Tribute To Karosel
FC Fopaw’s Black Pearl MC
FC Mibre’s Scorpio’s Moondancer SC
FC Karosel’s Pistol Packen Kate MC LCX CA
Owner: C L Bright & D Bright
Breeder: D Lubbe
Mibre’s Legend Of The Fall SCD/T
Owner: J V Magalas & B Barbour & M Smith-Barbour;
Breeder: M Smith-Barbour & B Barbour & S Schroeder
AKC Coursing Ability
B/R
ASFA Field Champion
FC Mantz’s Cleopatra SC FCh (Cleo)
Title Earned 2-4-12
Owner: V Mantz
B
DC Starfyre-Jumaji Paprika SC FCh (Rika)
Title Earned 4-8-12
Owner: K Grayson & R Bowen
B
Suddanly Essence of Eaglewood FCh (Eagle)D
Owner: J & F Hinck, S Campeau
Baraka Jumoke Salish Samish FCh (Sammy)D
Owner: P Root, W Bowlus, B & L Gregory & L Saban
New World Baridi Ngano FCh (Winter)D
Title Earned 5-6-12
Owner: J Brader
Thor’s Bob Marley SC FCh (Bob Marley)D
Owner: J Brader
Flutesong’s She’s Everything FCh (Freyja)
Owner: D & T Magnan
Undercover Osiris of Oz RN BN FCh (Ozzie)D
Owner: K & R Dougherty
B
Ntomba Mosika FCh (Mosika)D
Owner: B & L Gregory
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OFA Basenji HEALTH REPORTS (Q3 2012)
FC Taji’s Alster Echo SC LCX FCh EchoD
Owner: M E Chaffin
5 Star Dax De Fax (Daximillan)
Owner: B Sauceda
Emerant’s Heez Got Gusto JOR (Gus)
Owner: L Hart
Provided by the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals OFFA.ORG Sonbar’s Very Vibrantriley FCh (Riley)
Title Earned 9-2-12
Owner: L Sabo
Sundiata’s Curzon Dax (Dax)
Title Earned 6-9-12
Owner: K Gamble
Jadaka Signet Majical Mystery Tour JOR (Magic)
Owner: J Kahl
LUKURU AMISI
M
NORMAL - CARDIOLOGIST, ECHO
DC Meisterhaus Neon Nights SC FCh (Tempest)B
Title Earned 9-9-12
Owner: J Stewart & T Brooks
Apu Tri Roo of Ganesa GRC (Trog)
Title Earned 6-9-12
Owner: L Stewart
NOTRA Senior Oval Racer
Reveille Tri To Conquer FCh (Zade)D
Owner: D Henning
CH Meisterhaus Neon Nights GRC (Tempest)
Owner: J Stewart/T Brookes
Sherwood’s Late Harvest NapaRain FCh (Dolce)B
Owner: M & N Sullivan, R Dubbert
DC Emerant’s Heez Reminisent (Remi)
Title Earned 9-1-12
Owner: Smith/Hart
ASFA LURE COURSER OF MERIT
CH Akuaba N Eldorado’s Speedster (Velvet)
Title Earned 9-2-12
Owner: J Johnson
B
GCh, DC Jerlin’s Our Zuri Pupin LCM D
VFCh MC SGRC VB LCX (Zuri)
Title Earned 6-2-12
Owner: T Colbert
ASFA LURE COURSER OF MERIT 2
GCh DC N’Focus Santa Baby LCM SC GRC CGC VB (Searsha)
Owner: K Sanders
B
ASFA LURE COURSER OF MERIT 3
FC Thor’s Kikozi LCM2 SC (Merlin)D
Owner: J Brader
ASFA VETERAN FIELD CHAMPION
FC Baraka Prince of Abu Tig FCh SC (Tig)D
Owner: R Gooderl
DC Platinum and Nelson At Taji LCM SC (Topaz)B
Owner: D & L Nelson, M Quinnett
LGRA
LGRA Gazehound Racing
Champion
LGRA Superior Gazehound Racing
Champion 2
Sundiata Curzon Dax SOR (Dax)
Title Earned 3-4-12
Owner: K Gamble
Kinetic Interesting Times SOR (L’Ox)
Title Earned 4-8-12
Owner: L Voss
Owner: 5Star Dax De Fax SOR (Daximillian)
Title Earned 7-1-12
Owner: B Sauceda
NOTRA Oval Racing Championship
DC Jadaka’s Independent Spirit SC SGRC2 (Ari)
SORC FCh VB
Owner: T Colbert
Zuri’s Trii Me SOR ORC (Trii Me)
Title Earned 1-8-12
Owner: D Sehm
LGRA Superior Gazehound Racing
Champion 3
Rafikis Twilights Last Gleaming ORC (Aubrey)
Title Earned 4-8-12
Owner: S Cook
Apu Pi De Deux SGRC3(Tutu)
Owner: K Christensen
NOTRA
NOTRA Junior Oval Racer
5Star Dax De Fax JOR (Dax-S)
Title Earned 5-6-12
Owner: B Sauceda
5Star Stepping Stone Ode to Kazor JOR (Duffy)
Owner: B Sauceda
Emerant’s Heez Reminiscent JOR (Remi)
Title Earned 9-2-12
Owner: S Smith
Sherwood’s Shadow of the Moon GRC (Rally)
Owner: L Voss/S Stump
Zuri’s Trii Me SOR (Trii Me)
Title Earned 1-8-12
Owner: D Sehm
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Owner: L Voss
5Star Dax De Fax SOR ORC (Daximillian)
Title Earned 9-2-12
Owner: B Sauceda
NOTRA Supreme Oval Racer
Championship
Zuri’s Trii Me SORC (Trii Me)
Owner: D Sehm
NOTRA Supreme Oval Racer
Championship II
Jadaka’s Independent Spirit SORC2 (Ari)
Title Earned 7-1-12
Owner: T Colbert
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ELDORADO N AKUABA UNCHAINED MELODY
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F
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F DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASE, ELDORADO N AKUABA UNSTOPPABLE
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F
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NTOMBA LOKOSO
F
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TAJI ON HER MAJESTY’S SECRET SERVICE
F
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M
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
M
F
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THYROID
AB DAY TRIP TO TANZA-JAMAA
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AHMAHR NAHR’S SWEETER THAN WINE
AVONGARA J’JAI OF BRUSHY RUN
BEAUBRI’S HIGH MAINTENANCE
BLUENILE’S TAMU MOYO
ELDORADO N AKUABA UNCOMMON VALOR
ELDORADO N AKUABA UNSTOPPABLE
ELDORADO’S AKUABA ONE MORE TIME
ELDORADO’S JUST ONE WISH
JASIRI-SUKARI CONGO LINES
JUMANJI INSTIGATOR
KLASSIC’S IN IT TO WIN
KOKOPELLI’S SOOTHSAYER
LUKURU LEMA
MANKIA KIFARU AFRICANADIAN
N’FOCUS SANTA BABY
NTOMBA LOKOSO
REVEILLE FLYING TIGER
SIGNET HAPPILY EVER AFTER
SIGNET SECRET RENDEZVOUS
SKYHI’S RAINBOW POT OF GOLD
SUDDANLY KENSET KITTY HAWK
SULOUS SIOSIS
TAJIS BANH MI ON THE RUNWAY TO BLUE NOTE
ZINDIKA’S JUST RIGHT
MGOOD
FGOOD
F
MODERATE
FGOOD
FGOOD
FGOOD
MGOOD
MGOOD
F
EXCELLENT
F
FAIR
FGOOD
MGOOD
FGOOD
MGOOD
MGOOD
MGOOD
F
EXCELLENT
FGOOD
MGOOD
FGOOD
FGOOD
FGOOD
MGOOD
FGOOD
F
EXCELLENT
F
EXCELLENT
FGOOD
FGOOD
F
FAIR
F
EXCELLENT
FGOOD
FGOOD
MGOOD
AVUVI KHARI OF AKWE
JASIRI-SUKARI CONGO LINES
KLASSIC’S GIFT FROM PARIS
SUNDIATA’S PICCOLO
SUNDIATA’S URBAN LEGEND
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AKILI
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ASPAIRE DELIGHT OF AMBER SUNRISE
AZANDE
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BARABA
BEHUKAI EARTH SONG DAKARAI
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BEHUKAI EVENING STAR
BELONG TO MUSIC AFRIKATA
BUSHWACKER CHASE THE ACE
BUSHWACKER CHERRY BOMB
CZAR Z VANDERLINDU
DAINTYBEUTYMONIQUE
DAKARAI Q’UTE
DAKOTA WOTR
DAR BONY-SONA VERY-VERY SWEET
DEVILS PEAK TW CALL OF DUTY
DUNE’S DARK VADER OF CAYS
ENIGMA IN YOUR DREAMS
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KALEONAHE’S BULLSEYE
KALEONAHE’S TIMAR IMAGINE
KARDOHILL’S CANDY CHIJI
KARNAK’S PURE AND SIMPLE ALLURE
KAROSEL DRAGNQUEST ITZYU’S ADVENTURE
KENAI #2
KHANI’S INTO THE GROOVE
KINGWANAS GENERAL HITS THE TARGET
KIZZIE WILLIAMS
LAUREL ASWAN DOING IT MY WAY
LAUREL SASHALIA FOLLOW THE SUN
MALCOLM Z KLANU LOBUZOW
MANKIA’S BWANA KWANYE JOSABRY
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NGANGA’S JAMES DEAN
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SANLIT VIKTORI VELVET WHISKY
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SATIN’S FRENCH LINE
SGT AT ARMS MUSTANG GUNNER
SHEN DE LUX JACOBSEN ARNE
SHEN DE LUX MY LOLLIPAP
SIGNET MEISTERHUAS GOSSIP GIRL
SIROBE COULDA WOULDA SHOULDA FOR BARUH
SIROBE EGO-TRIP FOR ROSEWOOD
STARFYRE-JUMANJI PAPRIKA
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BEAUBRI’S MASTER OF DISGUIZE
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BEHUKAI CHOCOLATE KING
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BRUISER
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FARAOLAND YIPPIE LOKA
FATAKI’S JEEPERS DEM PEPERS
FIRE AND ICE AFRIKATA
FIRE FORCE KID
FOREST BELL OUT OF AFRICA
FURAHAN HERI MALAIKA
GASIRA HASANATI ALFAJIRI
GREYSTOKE EARL DU CHEMIN DE LA LUNE AUX REVES
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JAZZY BOY ASIACZEK FCI
JEMBA’S OSIRIS
JEMBA’S SHADOW OF A MEMORY
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KANIBARU LAMBADA KAOMA
KANJARAS WISH UPON A STAR
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KENSET MOTOR CITY SHAKEDOWN
KHANI’S AGE OF AQUARIUS
KHANI’S THREE’S COMPANY
KIBUSHI ANYTHING GOES
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KINGWANAS HELLBLAZER OF D’GUARD
KOBE ARVIZU
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LACADA SONBAR’S LEGACY OF IRISH
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LAUREL S’SALWAYS WONDER &
AMAZEMENT
LEONIVER’S PRIDE N PREJUDICE
LIGHT-MY-FIRE
LIL GIRL’S
LOST TENS TWICE BAKED
MARIAH’S SMARTER THAN AVERAGE
MARLEN
MAXWELL
MEISTERHAUS SIGNET HELLOR HIGH WATER
MISS AMAZING’S FIELD SILVERGLOW
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SONBAR’S DELITEFUL DEVIATION
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STERNHIMMELS LATERNA MAGICA
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SUNBIRDS DENALI GOLD STAR GIRL
SUNDIATA’S DESERT COWBOY
SUNDIATA’S DIFFERENT EQUATION
TEAZER CHIYA’S CHITTYCHITTYBANG
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YULARA KASSIA
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YULARA ORIBI
ZAHLEKA KISSING KATLA
ZAHLEKA MY OWN WAY
ZANDEENA A TWIST OF FATE
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M
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FLY’N HI’S MAALUM
ELBOWS
ITZYU MIDNIGHT FROLIC AT KHANI’S
ELDORADO’S KALEONAHE THE POWER OF ONE
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F
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EYES
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F
KALEONAHE’S BULLSEYE
M
ADELA DU HOULME
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BRYCE #1 (BRYCE)
NABAMBA HALLE BERRY
HIPS
POBEDITEL S BEREGA OSCOLA
AMAZING’S MOON ECLIPSE
MGOOD
SHANE #2 (SHANE)
FGOOD
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MGOOD
CARRIER OF FANCONI
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DOGO HABARI’S MAN IN BLACK
MGOOD
ELDORADO’S KALEONAHE THE POWER OF ONE
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ILLUSION’S PRIVATE PRACTICE
JAX AFRICAN BABY HEMMER
JEWELS
JOSABRY BIBI QUINE
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KHANI’S ABSOLUT I GOT IT GOIN’ ON
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KOKO
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MARTIGRA’S EXPLICIT EXAMPLE
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MEISTERHAUS SIGNET OUT OF YOUR LEAGUE
N/A - PET #1 (ZAP)
NBONGO
NYANGA SIGNET SWEET WILLIAM
OFI CHILD OF THE STARS ASIACZEK FCI
PRINCESS CHLOE ANNE
REEF
REILLY
SANLIT VIKTORI VALENCIA QUEEN
SCIARLISE
TIM SPIRIT ALTAIR
TIM SPIRIT GASSION
TOMAR’S MIRACLE OF FATE
CLEAR/NORMAL FOR FANCONI
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#3 (COOPER)
#3 (WG1)
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Basenji PARK UNCONDITIONAL
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Provided by the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals OFFA.ORG CLEAR/NORMAL FOR FANCONI
SYNDROME (CONTINUED)
Basenji RESCUE 3395
BB
BENJI
BESSY BEAUTIFUL ITURI MORAVIA
BLAZE
BLEOMING CHERRY PAJURIO AKORDAS
BODHI
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CHIMELOXX MERLIN
DIXIE #1 (DIXIE)
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JOSABRY BIBI RIMELLE MICHAT
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KALIKIDS KIVULLI ILLUSION
KANIBARU FROMAJE FRAIS
KHANI’S LOC’ED AFTER DARK
KHANI’S WILD THING
KITOKOMBWA ETANA
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MARA #2 (MARA)
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STATEMENT of OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT and CIRCULATION
Publication Title: THE OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE Basenji CLUB OF AMERICA, INC. Publication Number: 1077-808X; Filing date: September 30, 2012; Issue Frequency
- Quarterly, No. of Issues Published Annually - 4; Annual subscription: $3.00; Complete mailing address of Known Office of Publication; Basenji Club of America, c/o
Janet Ketz, Secretary, 34025 West River Rd., Wilmington, IL 60481; Complete Mailing Address of Headquarters of General Business Office of Publisher;
Basenji Club of America, c/o Janet Ketz, Secretary, 34025 West River Rd., Wilmington, IL 60481; Full names and Complete Mailing Address of Publishers, Editors and Managing
Editor; Connie L. Camp, 7328 Lancashire Drive, Charlotte, NC 28227. Owner (if owned by a corporation, its name and address must be stated and also immediately thereafter
the names and addresses of stockholders owning or holding 1 percent or more of the total amount of stock. If not owned by a corporation, the names and addresses of the individual owners must be given. If owned by a partnership or other unincorporated firm, its name and address as well as that of each individual must be given. If the publication is
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Publication Name - THE OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE Basenji CLUB OF AMERICA, INC. Issue Date for circulation data below: September 30, 2012; Average number copies each issue during preceding 12 months: a] Total Number of Copies: 580; b] Paid Circulation (by mail and Outside the Mail): (1) Mailed Outside-County Paid Subscriptions - 567; (2) Mailed In-County Paid Subscriptions - 0; (3) Paid Distribution Outside the Mails - 25; (4) Paid Distribution by Other Classes of Mail through USPS - 13; c]
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(by mail and Outside the Mail): (1) Mailed Outside-County Paid Subscriptions - 581; (2) Mailed In-County Paid Subscriptions - 0; (3) Paid Distribution Outside the Mails - 0;
(4) Paid Distribution by Other Classes of Mail through USPS - 12; c] Total Paid Distribution - 578; d] (1) Free or Nominal Rate Outside-County - 0; (2) Free or Nominal Rate
In-County Copies - 0; (3) Free or Nominal Rate Copies Mailed at Other Classes - 0; (4) Free or Nominal Rate Distribution Outside the Mail - 0; e] Total Free or Nominal Rate
Distribution - 0; f] Total Distribution - 578; g] Copies Not Distributed 10; h] Total - 588; i] Percent Paid/Requested - 100%.
This statement of ownership will be printed in the Oct/Nov/Dec 2012 issue of this publication. Signature and title of Editor, Publisher, Business Manager or Owner:
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The Basenji Club of America, Inc.
Balance Sheet
As of September 30, 2012
Balance Sheet
As of DECEMBER 31, 2012
ASSETSSep 30, 2012
Dec 31, 2012
ASSETS
Current Assets
Checking/Savings
Chase Bank-Checking
Chase Bank-Savings
Archive Maintenance
Contingency Fund
Public Education Program
National Specialty Reserve
Rescue Fund
Chase Bank-Savings - Other
Total Chase Bank-Savings
Total Checking/Savings
Other Current Assets
Petty Cash - Bulletin Board
Total Other Current Assets
Total Current Assets
Fixed Assets
Equipment
Club Projector
Total Equipment
Total Fixed Assets
Other Assets
National Specialty Advance
National Specialty Advance-2013
Total National Specialty Advance
Total Other Assets
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES & EQUITY
Equity
Opening Bal Equity
Retained Earnings
Net Income
Total Equity
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY
Contributors
July - December, 2012
Current Assets
Checking/Savings
Chase Bank-Checking
Chase Bank-Savings
Archive Maintenance
Contingency Fund
Public Education Program
National Specialty Reserve
Rescue Fund
Total Chase Bank-Savings
Other Current Assets
Petty Cash - Bulletin Board
Total Other Current Assets
Fixed Assets
Equipment
Club Projector
Total Equipment
Total Fixed Assets
Other Assets
National Specialty Advance
Total National Specialty Advance
Total Other Assets
7,832.96
1,769.66
111.58
44,495.62
463.50
584.34
10,620.07
21.71
58,066.48
65,899.44
250.00
250.00
66,149.44
472.49
472.49
472.49
6,000.00
6,000.00
12,000.00
12,000.00
TOTAL ASSETS
78,621.93
250.00
250.00
72,149.90
472.49
472.49
472.49
6,000.00
6,000.00
6,000.00
22,259.76
50,533.84
5,828.79
78,622.39
78,621.93
1,770.98
111.66
57,579.32
463.84
584.78
10,628.01
71,138.59
71,899.90
78,622.39
Equity
Opening Bal Equity
Retained Earnings
Net Income
Total Equity
22,259.76
50,533.84
5,828.33
78,621.93
761.31
78,622.39
Basenji Club of Greater Houston
Hebert, Sylvia Ann
Kennedy, Gail Ann
Kunze, Barb
Landry, Lloyd, Linda, & Marty
North Georgia Hound
Association
Pooley, Wanda
Rip Van Wrinkle Basenji Club
Roisum, Nancy A.
Toren, Rhonda
Blanton, Ann T.
Bradshaw, Betty Jo
Dallas/Fort Worth
Basenji Club, Inc.
Fetters, Stanley C. & Carol J.
Fralick, Gail J.
Hesse, Laura Mae
Hoosier Basenji Club
Johnson, Jane C.
Jordan, Sylvia
Laue, Diane
McQuigg, Tammy J. &
Timothy D.
Muenter, M. Annette
O’Neal, Holly A. & Tadd W.
Riva, Deborah Ann
Shifflet, Margaret A.
Thatcher, Rodney B.
Webb, Denis Jean
Wilmot, Georgiann
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Profit & Loss
JULY through September 30, 2012
Ordinary Income/Expense
Income
Committee
Canis Basenji Book Sales
Total Committee
Bank Service Fee reversal
Dog Show Supported Entries
Membership (Income)
Membership Application Fee/Dues
Total Membership (Income)
National Specialty Income
National Specialty Income 2012
NS-2012 DVD Sales
NS-2012 DVD Shipping Income
Total National Specialty Income 2012
Total National Specialty Income
Publications (Income)
Bulletin Income
BCOA Bulletin Ads
BCOA Bulletin Extra Copies
BCOA Bulletin Subscriptions
Total Bulletin Income
Total Publications (Income)
Miscellaneous Income
Legislative Income
AKC PAC Fund
AKC CLSF
Total Legislative Income
Total Miscellaneous Income
Total Income
Gross Profit
Expense
Committees
Medallions
Sunshine
Judges Selection
Mailing Costs
Printing Costs
Total Judges Selection
Education
Breeder’s Education
Total Education
Jr Showmanship Liason/Committee
Total Committees
Insurance
Events Insurance
Total Insurance
Jul - Sep 2012
Profit & Loss
OCTOBER through DECEMBER 31, 2012
EXPENSE (CONTINUED)
Jul - Sep 2012
Miscellaneous
AKC Medallions Eukanuba
Legislative Expense
AKC PAC fund
AKC CLSF
Total Legislative Expense
AKC Reports
Total Miscellaneous
PayPal Fees
Publications (Expense)
Bulletin Board Expense
Bulletin Board Printing
Bulletin Board Postage
Total Bulletin Board Expense
Bulletin Expense
Extra Copies
BCOA Bulletin
BCOA Bulletin Bulk Postage
Total Bulletin Expense
Total Publications (Expense)
15.00
15.00
30.00
12.00
48.00
288.00
288.00
1,900.00
156.00
2,056.00
2,056.00
815.00
117.00
58.00
990.00
990.00
170.00
520.00
550.00
1,070.00
120.00
1,360.00
99.00
228.46
87.16
315.62
112.00
1,761.25
779.50
2,652.75
2,968.37
Total Expense
Net Ordinary Income
Other Income/Expense
520.00
50.00
570.00
570.00
3,994.00
3,994.00
5,803.17
-1,809.17
Other Income
Interest Income
Total Other Income
21.71
21.71
Net Other Income
NET INCOME
21.71
-1,787.46
37.75
6.00
407.36
95.92
503.28
212.88
212.88
15.89
775.80
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Oct - Dec 2012
Income
Oct - Dec 2012
EXPENSE (CONTINUED)
Committee
Canis Basenji Book Sales
Total Committee
Membership (Income)
Membership Application Fee/Dues
Total Membership (Income)
National Specialty Income
National Specialty Income 2012
NS-2012 DVD Sales
NS-2012 DVD Shipping Income
National Specialty Income 2012 - Other
Total National Specialty Income 2012
Total National Specialty Income
Publications (Income)
Bulletin Income
BCOA Bulletin Ads
Total Bulletin Income
Total Publications (Income)
Miscellaneous
Logo recreation
Total Miscellaneous
National Specialty Expense
National Specialty Expns - 2012
NS-Videographer expenses
NS-2012 DVD Expense
NS-2012 DVD Shipping
National Specialty Expns - 2012 - Other
Total National Specialty Expns - 2012
Total National Specialty Expense
Officers’ Expenses
Secretary
Treasurer
Total Officers’ Expenses
PayPal Fees
Publications (Expense)
Bulletin Board Expense
Bulletin Board Printing
Bulletin Board Postage
Total Bulletin Board Expense
Bulletin Expense
BCOA Bulletin
BCOA Bulletin Bulk Postage
Total Bulletin Expense
Total Publications (Expense)
Total Income
Gross Profit
Expense
Committees
Illustrated Standard
Illust. Stand Postage/Mailing
Illustrated Standard Packaging
Illustrated Standard Printing
Total Illustrated Standard
Events Coordinator
Sunshine
Education
Public Education
Outreach Program
Total Public Education
Total Education
Total Committees
Book Expense
Conferences
AKC Delegate
AKC Delegate Airfare exp
AKC Delegate Hotel exp
Total AKC Delegate
Total Conferences
Contributions/Donations
Dues and Subscriptions
AKC Annual Dues
Total Dues and Subscriptions
Elections
Membership (Expense)
Membership Ballots (Postage)
Total Membership (Expense)
15.00
15.00
85.00
85.00
520.00
48.00
54,381.99
54,949.99
54,949.99
295.00
295.00
295.00
55,344.99
55,344.99
136.11
201.20
1,316.90
1,654.21
10.85
6.00
43.00
43.00
43.00
1,714.06
4.59
120.00
120.00
1,600.97
824.25
101.60
41,339.33
43,866.15
43,866.15
60.66
352.40
413.06
30.48
97.50
28.54
126.04
1,779.15
237.87
2,017.02
2,143.06
Total Expense
Net Ordinary Income
Other Income/Expense
Other Income
55,371.03
-26.04
Interest Income
Total Other Income
26.50
26.50
Net Other Income
NET INCOME
26.50
0.46
828.00
329.01
1,157.01
1,157.01
5,487.50
25.00
25.00
387.72
22.40
22.40
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BCOA officer & Committee information
The Basenji HEALTH ENDOWMENT, Inc.
BALANCE SHEET
As of September 30, 2012
BALANCE SHEET
As of DECEMBER 31, 2012
Sep 30, 2012
ASSETS
Dec 31, 2012
ASSETS
Current Assets
Checking/Savings
AnchorBank - Money Market
AnchorBank - Checking
Current Assets
Checking/Savings
AnchorBank - zMoney Market
AnchorBank - Checking
106,592.57
6,838.84
113,431.41
113,431.41
TOTAL ASSETS
113,431.41
Equity
Opening Bal Equity
Unrestrict (retained earnings)
Net Income
Total Equity
150,615.81
-39,787.76
2,603.36
113,431.41
113,431.41
TOTAL ASSETS
Equity
114,460.05
Opening Bal Equity
Unrestrict (retained earnings)
Net Income
Total Equity
150,615.81
-39,787.76
3,632.00
114,460.05
PROFIT & LOSS
JANUARY THROUGH September 30, 2012
Income
Contributed support
BCOA Contribution
Indiv/business contribution
Total Contributed support
Earned revenues
Interest-savings/short-term inv
Total Earned revenues
Total Income
Expense
Business expenses
Organizational (corp) expenses
Total Business expenses
Grant & contract expense
Awards & grants - individuals
Total Grant & contract expense
Misc expenses
Insurance
Total Misc expenses
Non-personnel expenses
Postage, shipping, delivery
Total Non-personnel expenses
Total Expense
Net Ordinary Income
Net Income
106,661.21
7,798.84
114,460.05
114,460.05
114,460.05
PROFIT & LOSS
JANUARY THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2012
JAN - Sep 2012
4,975.00
4,058.51
9,033.51
219.95
219.95
9,253.46
Income
Contributed support
BCOA Contribution
BCOA/BHE Board Mbr Contribution
Indiv/business contribution
Total Contributed support
Earned revenues
Interest-savings/short-term inv
Total Earned revenues
Total Income
Expense
10.00
10.00
6,480.00
6,480.00
158.00
158.00
2.10
2.10
6,650.10
2,603.36
2,603.36
Business expenses
Organizational (corp) expenses
Total Business expenses
Grant & contract expense
Awards & grants - individuals
Total Grant & contract expense
Misc expenses
Insurance
Total Misc expenses
Non-personnel expenses
Postage, shipping, delivery
Total Non-personnel expenses
Total Expense
Net Ordinary Income
NET INCOME
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BCOA DIRECTORS
AFFILIATE CLUBS
PRESIDENT Carrie Jones
[email protected]
12701 65th Street NE, Eyota, MN 55934
507-876-9987
Lisa Auerbach, [email protected]
PO Box 2017, Chesterfield VA 23832
Austin Basenji Club
VICE PRESIDENT Beth Straub
[email protected]
304 Essex Park Dr, O’Fallon, MO 63366
612-803-5626
SECRETARY Janet Ketz
[email protected]
34025 West River Rd, Wilmington, IL 60481
815-476-5418
TREASURER Linda Daves Siekert
[email protected]
6800 N Montezuma Dr, Tucson, AZ 85718-2432
4,975.00
150.00
4,868.51
9,993.51
288.59
288.59
10,282.10
10.00
10.00
6,480.00
6,480.00
158.00
158.00
2.10
2.10
6,650.10
3,632.00
3,632.00
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Midge Greenlee , [email protected]
9030 SW 19th Ave Rd, Ocala, FL 34476-7529
Jackie Jones, [email protected]
74505 Palm Creek Rd, Clatskanie, OR 97016-2545
Carole Kirk, [email protected]
210 Quail Run, Georgetown, KY 40324
Wanda Pooley [email protected]
221 Oak Wood Rd, Kerrville, TX 78028
Michael Work, [email protected]
683 Pattee Hill Rd, Georgia, VT 05468-4404
BCOA COMMITEES & CHAIRS
By-Laws/Corporate Docs
Committee Liaison
Editorial Advisory
Events Coordinator/Liaison
Fund Raising Committee
Co-Chair
Co-Chair
Delegate
Chair
Chair
Chair
Co-Chair
Co-Chair
Chair
Co-Chair
Co-Chair
Editor
Co-Editor
Co-Editor
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
James Johannes
Linda Siekert
Katie Campbell
Marcia Woodard
Vickie Jacobs
Donna DeFlorio
Susan Coe
Laurie Stargell
Sandy Beaudoin
Damara Bolte
Midge Greenlee
Melody Falcone
Eunice Ockerman
Kim Noyes
Midge Greenlee
Pat Fragassi
Carmella Troisi-Hoerr
Libby Cox
Sue Campeau
Health & Research
Judges Education
Judge Selection
Judge Selection Tallier
Junior Liaison
Junior Tallier
Legal Review & Liaison
Lure Coursing
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Chair
Kirsten Sigrist
Marianne Klinkowski
Kim Noyes
Laurie Stargell
Sharon Unrau
Tonda Wright
Karla Schreiber
Susan Campeau
AKC Delegate
AKC Gazette Column
AKC Legislative Liaison
Archive Action Committee
Breeders’ Education
Breeder Referral
Breed Standard
JAN - DEC 2012
Jon Curby, [email protected]
1201 Rustic Rd, Columbia MO 65201-9448
Bulletin Board (Newsletter)
Bulletin Editor (Magazine)
Membership Ballot Tallier
National Specialty Oversight
Native Stock (Studbook)
Chair
Chair
Co-Chair
Co-Chair
Obedience/Rally Tallier
Chair
Pedigree Research
Chair
Performance Events/
Co-Chair
Versatility
Co-Chair
Public Education
Chair
Rescue Liaison
Chair
Roster
Editor
Social Media
Chair
Stud/Brood Honor Tallier (CONF) Chair
Stud/Brood Honor Tallier (PERF) Chair
Sunshine
Chair
Videographer
Chair
Website
Co-Chair
Co-Chair
Co-Chair
Web Site Security
Chair
Kim Brown
Jackie Jones
Pamela Geoffroy
Damara Bolte
Katy Scott
Sally Wallis
Cindy Griswold
Suzanne La Croix
Brad Phifer
Carrie Jones
Melody Falcone
Clay Bunyard
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BRUNO IN THE TOP TEN!
GCh Kivu Doo Wop Hooligan
Ch Mata Hauri Playback at Kivu x Ch Eldorado N Akuaba Nevermore
Specialed about half the year, Bruno finished 2012 ranked
#9 Basenji, All Breed,* handled by co-breeder Andrew Sawler.
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Bruno is pictured winning First Award of Merit at the 2012
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Bruno sends a shout out to his littermate
H
Ella
Ch Kivu Ella Minnow Pea
and her owner-handler
Donna Santangelo!
Ella is Donna’s first Basenji and her first show dog.
With the exception of Ella’s first point, won at her very
first show, Donna has handled Ella to all of her wins,
including Breed wins over specials. Ella completed
her championship the same weekend as Bruno, in the
city of her birth, Springfield, MA where Donna and her
husband Phil first met her at 8 weeks old.
Ella and Donna are a beautiful team
and we are very proud of them!
KIVU BASENJIS
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got moxy?
Pep, determination, know-how?
The chops, savvy, and skills?
Ch Zindika’s Got Moxy
Moxy made
the top 20
from the
classes.
She finished
in style with
four 4-point
majors, three
Best of Breeds,
and a
Group Four.
Sired by
BISS GCH Am Ch
Mardi Gras’ Msgt Harry Holt
Out of
Am Ch Zindika’s Tri Me
Co-bred by
Ceci Rappé and
Shelia Armstrong
Owner-breeder
handled by
Ceci Rappé

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