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Dog people are always willing to step in and help when needed. During the Easter Festival Shows at KCC Park, a committee member was injured and taken to hospital. Several exhibitors then stepped in to manage the office and continue the shows. Thank you for your assistance.
It was wonderful to see approximately 75 members attend our inaugural Anzac Day Dawn Service at KCC Park on Friday 25 April 2025. The service was held near the memorial to the dogs who have served Australia over the years. I would like to thank our CE, Kirk Edwards for this great initiative.
Following a great suggestion by one of our members, management committee has taken up the idea and will be holding a fundraising show for the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal. The show is to be held on 1 February 2026 at KCC Park. We will be asking judges and stewards to support the day by not charging a fee, and that the general members do so by entering. This is an opportunity to support a worthwhile cause and provide positive exposure for Dogs Victoria to the public. Make sure to put it in your show calendar. If you are willing to be involved in running the show please contact me directly.
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What year did you join Dogs Victoria?
Full membership in 2008, after being a Junior member since primary school.
What is your involvement with Dogs Victoria?
A committee member of Summer Spectacular, Yarram & District Canine society, a steward, and judge for Rally and a trainee for the Toy group.
What breed of dog do you own / did you own?
Currently I have two Miniature Pinschers, a Papillon and an Australian Shepherd, who all are very successful across several sports with numerous titles to their names. Previously we’ve had Whippets and Dobermanns as part of our lives.
What is your fondest memory with your dog?
Too many to list – but specialty BIS and In Group wins with Miniature Pinschers, exceptional scent work results with the Australian Shepherd, and amazing results with the Papillon in State Trials are cherished memories for me.
These awards I have cherished with great pride, and even as a hard of hearing individual, it’s no barrier to see successes from your dogs who truly enjoy being out there competing in various sports!
What is your favourite thing to do with your dog?
Sleeping if that counts?! They are great companions in the down time outside the busy schedule! Often when travelling to shows and trials, my dogs and I venture to different places for sightseeing, but recently my Papillon Bailey and Australian Shepherd Jessie have started to develop a love for scent work which has been our focus of enjoyment!
What year did you join Dogs Victoria? In July 1975
What is your involvement with Dogs Victoria?
Bendigo Obedience Dog Club needed a Secretary, and enlisted me, although at the time, my dog was an unregistered German Shepherd. I represented the Bendigo in a campaign to permit unregistered and crossbred dogs to compete in performance sports – now called Action Dogs. I am a tracking, track & search and trick judge, and an assessor of trainees in tracking and track & search. An inaugural member of the Responsible Pet Ownership Program in schools when the VCA had the Government contract to supply the service. I have continued as a Pet Educator for 20 years. A member of OTEC as well as serving as a trial secretary for several clubs.
What breed of dog do you own / did you own?
Owned, bred, trialled and shown German Shepherd Dogs and Papillons. Also trialled an Associate Pug in obedience and tracking.
What is your fondest memory with your dog?
Several special memories – campaigning the first tracking Champion Papillon, another being first of any breed to gain TSD and TSDX, and was also the first Dual Champion Papillon, and a third Papillon to become the first Tri Champion in Australia. Pleased to have been Dogzonline Papillon Breeder of the year –2015 to 2021. Combined Conformation and Performance.
What is your favourite thing to do with your dog?
Just hanging out with them and friends, especially at any scent events. Tracking, track and search, scent work, raising puppies.
What year did you join Dogs Victoria?
As a teenager, somewhere around 1988.
What is your involvement with Dogs Victoria?
Life member of the Cocker Spaniel Club of Victoria Inc. Currently Director of Canine Research Foundation.
What breed of dog do you own / did you own?
I am the second generation of a family whose association with Cocker Spaniels goes back to the late sixties.
What is your fondest memory with your dog?
Have many – one from the show ring is winning Best of Breed Cocker Spaniel at the 2018 Royal Melbourne Show being one of the finalists, following that in 2019 with Gundog Puppy finalist. Watching our first import Ross swimming down the middle of Patterson River.
What is your favourite thing to do with your dog?
Both Bella & Josh enjoy spending time on the couch….
What year did you join Dogs Victoria? 2009
What is your involvement with Dogs Victoria? Therapy team.
What breed of dog do you own / did you own? Rottweilers and a Frenchie who thought she was a Rottweiler.
What is your fondest memory with your dog?
Helping encourage a young adult out the front door for a short walk for the first time in over a year.
What is your favourite thing to do with your dog? Therapy work, the difference my dogs can make to many children and young adults blows me away every time.
What year did you join Dogs Victoria?
I joined Dogs Victoria in 2007
What is your involvement with Dogs Victoria?
I am a member of Dogs Victoria and on the committee of various individual clubs, as well as being an ambassador for Royal Canin.
What breed of dog do you own / did you own? Samoyed.
What is your fondest memory with your dog?
I have been lucky enough to have so many fond memories with many of my dogs. If I had to choose only one it would be winning Back to Back BEST IN SHOW at the Melbourne Royal Show in 2022 and 2023 with my special girl Multi BIS/ Multi BISS C.I.B. AUST SUP CH. AM GCH. FIN CH. A2O CH. DK CH. WW-23 Smiling Snowball Luminous Pandora (IMP USA) at home she is lovingly known as Panda Bear.
What is your favourite thing to do with your dog?
I love nothing more then walking my dogs around the Lilydale Lake near my home in Melbourne, the landscape is so pretty and just having that time with my dogs is special to me. We do like to call through McDonalds on the way home and share a soft serve ice cream. On a hot day we like to chill out at Lunasea headquarters watching a good movie relaxing on the couch.
What year did you join Dogs Victoria?
As a child, somewhere around 1970.
What is your involvement with Dogs Victoria?
I am a member of two Dogs Victoria Committees and a long time member of the Cocker Spaniel Club of Victoria Inc.
What breed of dog do you own / did you own?
I am the third generation of a family whose association with Cocker Spaniels goes back to the 1930s. I fell for the stunning Maltese breed as a young girl and was given my first Maltese as my 13th birthday present.
I am now ‘owned’ by a very clever Miniature Poodle.
What is your fondest memory with your dog?
I have many very special memories gained over a lifetime, but those that immediately come to mind are:
• observing the joy that my grandfather experienced on winning Best of Breed with his Cocker Spaniel at the 1972 Royal Melbourne Show.
• being fortunate to share in the extraordinary success of two fabulous Maltese owned by a friend in the late 1990s.
What is your favourite thing to do with your dog?
Generally spend most of each day together. He is such a character!
What year did you join Dogs Victoria? 2016
What is your involvement with Dogs Victoria?
Dances with Dogs Judge, current President of the Melbourne & District Dances with Dogs Club Inc., member of the Dances with Dogs Sub Committee, treasurer of the Western Agility Group Inc. and competing in a number of different performance sports and dabbled in showing.
What breed of dog do you own / did you own?
My husband and I have Poodles, Poodle crosses, Pyrenean Longhaired Sheepdogs, an Australian Kelpie and a Smooth Coat Border Collie.
What is your fondest memory with your dog?
My first agility dog Magpie winning third place in MJ 400 at the State Agility Competition in 2023 - which was also close to her retirement from the sport. Also promoting and demonstrating the sport of DWD at the Dog Lovers Show with Magpie in 2024.
What is your favourite thing to do with your dog?
I love teaching them new tricks and watching them grow in confidence as it all comes together. Just watching the eight of them play and enjoy just being dogs - digging, wading in the dog pool, getting dirty, scaring off birds on our bush property also makes my day and brings a smile to my face.
The Leonberger is a giant dog breed, whose name derives from the town of Leonberg Germany where it originated. According to legend, the Leonberger was apparently bred as a “symbolic dog” that would mimic the lion in the town coat of arms. In the mid-19th Century, the breed was created by crossing the Newfoundland, St Bernard and the Pyrenean Mountain Dog. The first Leonberger imported into Australia arrived in 1989.
The Leonberger is a family and companion dog, also very gentle with other animals, provided they are sensibly introduced. The Leonberger enjoys life with you, whatever you do and wherever you go. Although their size may be off-putting, their friendly nature precludes them from being a guard dog of note. They do well in a wide variety of activities including therapy work, water rescue and carting, although they truly excel in the couch Olympics! The Leonberger colour is lion gold, red, reddish brown, but may also come in a sandy colour and combinations in between, always with a black mask. Black tipping of the coat is allowed.
The Leonberger is a double coated breed, requiring moderate grooming. A weekly brush and comb should suffice to maintain an adult coat and remove any knots, especially when they are dropping their coat, as they do moult heavily.
Leonbergers are for people who consider their dog to be a part of the family and involve them in every aspect of their home life. Their size and presence have an impact on house and garden and they are not necessarily for the house proud. A sense of humour is advised. All dogs need socialising and training. Leonbergers can become bored with repetition, so training should be kept fun! The ongoing expense of a quality diet and vet fees should be considered when purchasing any giant breed of dog.
All breeds have individual health issues. When speaking to breeders it is recommended you enquire about the breed’s health and what health testing the breeder does. The Leonberger is generally a healthy breed, however health conditions do occur occasionally. These may include suffering from cancers, neuro-muscular disorders, eye conditions, heart problems and other issues.
Leonbergers have a rare talent of combining natural exuberance and love of life with a calm, gentle disposition. They are known for their wonderful temperament even though being knocked over is a possibility because of their size. The Leonberger character is loyal, fearless, intelligent and confident.
Size
Height: Males: 72 to 80cms (28.5 to 31.5ins)
Females 65 to 75cms (25.5 to 29.5ins)
• The Leonberger is dimorphic, meaning males should look distinctly more masculine and larger than females
• The Leonberger is usually an excellent therapy dog
• The breed makes great search and rescue dogs
• They are very in tune with their owner’s emotions
When considering a dog, please realise that you are taking it on for its lifetime. The average life span is 8 to 10 years.
• Conformation Shows
• Obedience
• Rally
• Tracking Dogs Australia Activities
• Dancing with Dogs
• Scent work
Now you know a little more about this breed. If you have decided this is the dog for you and wish to investigate further, please contact the breed club or Dogs Victoria. They will be able to give you information about available puppies and also suggest dog events where you can see the breed and speak to breeders. In this way you will gain a better perspective of the breed and its needs. With any breed of dog, it is important to research and determine suitability for your lifestyle before committing to a puppy which will be a part of your family for many years to come.
Whilst many breeds are recommended for families, it is imperative that when children are with dogs they are supervised at all times. Basic obedience training is a vital part of dog ownership.
Dogs Victoria is about the responsible ownership of all dogs and in particular the preservation of pure breeds.
Link to Dogs Australia Breed Standard: https://dogsaustralia.org.au/breed/detail/180
We have had another extremely busy month at KCC Park running multiple projects and working with multiple trades, all managed by our hard working small committee. The grass is now growing, requiring regular cutting.
Anzac Day Service – what a wonderful day of remembrance for our first Anzac Day Service at KCC Park. A new flag pole was installed for this event. Thank you everyone for making this event possible.
Area six drainage project – It is hoped that by the time the gazette goes to press, area six will be opened. With the lack of rain, the grass growth over the new trenches has been slow, and we were unable to open the area for training or general use until we had good ground cover as it was not safe. We thank everyone for their patience, but when we are reliant on mother nature, project completions can be delayed.
Wedge Road intersection – Further drainage works have been undertaken along Wedge Road, and it is hoped this will improve drainage from the highway, and also the Park.
On 9 April 2025, the street lights on the intersection were turned on providing a safer exit and entry to the grounds. The traffic lights are now operational. None of this work has been undertaken by Dogs Victoria contractors.
KCC Park sewerage connection – An application for the connection was submitted to South East Water on 25 January 2025.
We are still waiting for SE Water to contact our designer so this work can progress. The design and tender process is being managed by Craig Civil Design.
New portable event building – The portable 6x3m building on area one – “Kingsman Hut” can now be booked for events by members/affiliates. We are currently obtaining quotes to have the power connected. All the livery on the portable buildings has been removed.
Pavilion roof maintenance – A submission to replace all the tech screws and insulation the roof of the Boxhall pavilion has been sent to the Finance Committee for review.
Happy Bubbles Dog Bath – Has now been installed at the rear of the Classic Building and is now operational.
Memorial Garden – this is located next to the water tank on area one, is in plan to be rejuvenated. If any of our Dogs Victoria members are landscapers, please contact us. Other works – Always small maintenance tasks are undertaken, replacing the broken lock on the Classic Secretaries office is a good example. We also ground down the uneven edges on our footpaths. A reception counter has been built in the office.
Friends of the Park Rose and Protea shows – The schedule for our two shows on Friday 18th July has been published. We are also running our monster cart raffle with multiple prizes once again. If you have some super items to donate for our raffle, please contact me
Future member projects/bequests/donations – We are always happy to discuss any proposals with you to improve member amenities on the grounds. We also need more funds, if you can assist, please speak to us
We spend a lot of hours on the site for the betterment of our dogs and our members. Volunteers WELCOME! If you would like to come enjoy an hour or two helping at our monthly working bees, please contact me 0428 983 703 or email kccfacility@dogsvictoria.org.au
Chris Moore | KCC Park Facilities Committee, Building a Better Park
Committee members retiring – Peter Frost (Afghans) and Colin Hamilton have recently stepped down from our committee. Both were members since the inception of Bulla Facilities Committee. We wish to thank them and acknowledge their great contributions to this committee over many years. We welcome Dean Matthews and Lyn King in their place.
Dogs Victoria Buddies of Bulla Facebook group – We would love to welcome new members to this group. Please register at this site if you are available to help us, it’s also where we post dates and times of our working bees.
Grounds – Our regular Autumn turf program has continued again this year. Fertilizer was spread at the appropriate times along with some spot treatments of insecticide on areas of grass/grub damage. At times we had to resort to a bird scarer gun to move on large flocks of birds that were chasing the grubs and making the damage worse.
Multipurpose area – surface levelling activities continued throughout the last few months and damaged or absent corner post holders have been replaced. We are always happy to discuss any possible improvements for Bulla Exhibition Centre that you might propose. If you have any questions, queries or ideas, please contact the Bulla Facilities Committee at kfall1465@gmail.com
Mick Wilkinson & Keith Fallow | Bulla Facilities Committee
Everything is back into full swing.
FOOs autumn session was amazing. Any rain was over before we started. The only issues were that with area six under restoration we were split between areas one and two where one of the lights didn’t work.
The team was so good - set up and pull down went like clockwork, led by Ian Woollard, and helped by Geoff Brown, Lisa Sinclair, Dee Moore et al.
Our trainers: Lea Cogley, Clare Hodges, Gaye Todd, Julie Urie, Eddie Howden, Gordon Parsons, Marta McKenzie, Lisa Sinclair, Amy Butler and Dearne Jackson were wonderful as usual.
Regular stewards included Kerrie from the Library, Cheryl Smith, Cristine Begbie and Geoff Brown. Not forgetting Pam Brown who helped with check in and Chris Warren who acted as my personal chauffeur when I was checking on what was happening with the rings on area one.
Special thanks to the people who came to our rescue when Ian was suddenly unable to attend, especially to Anne Mann who brought Mike along. Thank you all.
The Croydon trial was a great success. It was Gordon Parsons last judging appointment. Gordon has been a huge influence on obedience in Victoria. He came from England, where he was a judge within a completely different system. He had to start from the bottom here. He started with a very good German Shepherd, went to Border Collies and now has a very good Australian Shepherd. From the beginning, Gordon loved UDX, he took his dog through to the title and achieved 10 passes altogether. Now he is busy working on his beautiful Australian Shepherd, who has had some very good scores so far. Gordon has also been very helpful with OTEC judges training and assessment.
Another very helpful person is Dawn Ayton who was recently elected to the Management Committee where she will again be a valuable advocate for our performance sports. Congratulations Dawn.
Our Victorian Judges are in high demand. Dawn Ayton and Ross Carlson were invited to judge at the Sydney Royal Easter Show this year for the second time.
Then Kim Houlden was invited to judge at the Obedience and Rally National in Sydney.
By all accounts, they were very well received.
Not aware of any Victorian triallers at the Sydney Royal, but our friends did well in the open class at the National. Alan assisted by Anthony Lockett came second in open.
An old friend originally from Canberra, now in NSW, Ian Forster, blitzed the field with a score of 200 and best in trial with his new dog, Sam, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
Unfortunately, obedience day at the National was pouring with rain.
The German Shepherd Dog Club of Victoria breed show and trial was a great success. A highlight was Andrew Macdonald and his dog Hillmagic Laranga Bono (AI) CDX TD put in a wonderful round in open to gain a well deserved 200 points. This team also won best in trial and had similar results at the March Championship Show. This team is a joy to watch.
The OTEC Easter Trials were well received and lots of passes and titles were gained.
The Tracking Club of Victoria held the first tracking trial for the year, a test one only trial.
It also held the first track and search trial for the year beginning on Anzac Day. Unfortunately, there was a late notice that it was not to start until 1pm on that day. Everyone reorganised and the rest of the trial ran smoothly with many passes and titles gained.
A highlight of ANZAC Day was the Dawn Service, the first held at KCC Park. Our friend Trevor Pillinger, decked out in his medals was asked to raise the flag. Lots of people attended, along with dogs of various breeds. Janet Davidson handed out Poppies, a Dawn Service to remember.
Last but not least, we have a new tracking judge. Miro Strmecki. We wish him all the best for his future judging career.
Dawn Howard | OTEC Member
The Scent Work Committee extends a very warm welcome to all the “newbies” commencing their novice trialing this year. It is great to see such a variety of dog breeds coming into scent work, confirming that all dogs can do it. We strongly recommend that those starting out in scent work offer to volunteer at some scent work trials to get an idea of how our trials are run – it can be quite daunting for a beginner. We also congratulate and welcome the affiliation of the new K9 Scent Club which has attracted a very large membership and already has at least five trials planned throughout the year.
We commenced the year with a few smaller, twilight trials over the warmer months (Hastings & Scent Work Committee), then five trials in March (Southern Obedience, Lagotto Club, K9 Scent Club & Bendigo) and five trials in April (Warragul, Gippsland, Berwick, Australian Shepherd Club and the Bearded Collie Club).
Over the Easter weekend, the Berwick Obedience Dog Club ran a double masters and (inaugural) ultimate trial at Traralgon. The new class, ultimate, which was introduced at the last Rule Review, is very complex and challenging task designed to test the dog’s resilience. Ultimate combines all elements (containers, interior, exterior & vehicles) in a much larger area, both indoors and outdoors.
Any or all four target odours (birch, anise, clove, cypress) can be used, with between 3 or 10 hides in the search areas, to be found within a time limit of 7 to 15 minutes. Hides can be high (150cm), buried (5cm), or inaccessible and there will be 4 to 6 distractors which can be food, nonfood, mimic or human. To be eligible to compete at ultimate level, a dog must have either gained Scent Work Masters title or at least two elements titles. We now have at least 14 teams eligible to compete in ultimate so it now worth running ultimate trials.
Congratulations once again to Talia Duell and her beautiful and talented German Shorthaired Pointer, Solly aka T Ch Reload Walk the Line SWM, SWC, SWV, SWI, SWX, TSD NRA (pictured) –the first team to pass Ultimate in Victoria. Solly needs another four ultimate passes to become a Scent Work Champion and with the way Solly and Talia work together, that won’t be too far away.
The Anzac weekend was another very busy time in scent work with several trials in Victoria, and larger trials held in SA and ACT which quite a few of our members attended. Our usual State of Origin Challenge in ACT was won by the Victoria team but in SA we were not quite so successful. The teams that visited each State brought home quite a few passes and titles though.
(pictured) who achieved the final Master Interior pass to gain the SWM (Scent Work Masters) title our third SWM in Victoria. There are now a few dogs just wanting the final element title for the SWM.
The Scent Work Committee has been very busy locating and inspecting various venues for our State Scent Work Trial. We may need to change the date depending on our choice of venue. It is very important that, when considering a potential venue, we check for dog friendly accommodation, parking and accessible toilets, and particularly line of sight issues. We have seen some really great venues but they lacks some of those facilities. We will endeavour to decide on a venue and an appropriate date within the next few weeks.
Judy Pillinger | Chair Scent Work Committee
This month the Agility Committee would like to congratulate Jess who has recently achieved Agility Champion with her dog Flynn
1. Handler Name: Jess McKinnon
2. Owner Name: Jess McKinnon
3. Dog Call Name & Registered Name (with all titles at the time of getting AGCH) (and nicknames): Flynn, Burrowa Hello RA ADM JDM GD SPD SD, Flynnigan, Potate, Mr Scruff
4. Dog Breed: Border Terrier
5. Age of Dog at time of getting AGCH: Nine years
6. Are you a member of any agility clubs? Precision Agility Academy.
7. Name and date of trial where AGCH obtained: Agility Dog Club 19 April 2025
8. Name of judge for the run where AGCH obtained: Sharon De Castro
9. Describe the run that got your dog the points necessary to become AGCH: It was a lovely, flowy fast course, it was a lot of fun to run.
10. How did you feel when you realised you had got the points? Did you know during the run that it was one that would get you AGCH or did you realise later. I’d known I needed 35 points in agility but didn’t expect to get it that day. Flynn pulled a first and second place to finish his championship.
11. Did you have any struggles getting AGCH? Yes, it hasn’t always been a straightforward goal to achieve. Flynn is a lot of fun to train and he has great skills, but keeping his motivation up is my main priority. We also had Covid lockdowns of course and once we returned Flynn had some big health issues to work through.
12. Is this your first agility dog? Yes he is.
13. Describe how you started doing agility. Flynn and I were going to dabble in lots of different sports, but we started with agility, got hooked and never moved on.
14. Describe your dog’s personality. He is clever, cheeky and at turns lazy and full of beans.
15. Does your dog have any funny quirks? He is ingenious when it comes to finding food, he taught himself to open the fridge.
16. What is your dog’s favourite piece of agility equipment? Tunnels!
17. What is your dog’s favourite toy or treat? Food, all food. Plus a random little squeaky toy that he goes completely crazy for.
18. What do your friends / family / work colleagues say about you doing agility? They think I’m a little nuts but they’re happy for me.
Kerry Spencer | Agility Committee Member
The sled sports are now in full swing, with training days having already been conducted and plenty of events coming up over the next few months.
The American Staffordshire Terrier and Alaskan Malamute Clubs have conducted weight pull training days, with the ASTCV getting a good turnout of 10 people at their last training session. The Alaskan Malamute Club training day was less well attended, perhaps due to being held on a long weekend and up against a sprint dog event. Sledding training weekends have been held by the Siberian Husky Club and the Northern Victorian Sled Dog Club and were well attended by both experienced mushers and newcomers to the sport.
The Alaskan Malamute Club has held their introduction to sledding and sled sports activities day, which provides those with no experience in any of the sled sports a chance to find out what’s involved, check out the equipment required and have a go with their dogs.
We thank all the clubs for offering these training events, as they provide a valuable entry point for people to try out the sled sports with their dogs in a relaxed, non-competitive and supportive environment, without having to dive straight into a full scale event which can be a bit daunting.
As mentioned in previous issues, there are sled sports events on most weekends from now until mid October, providing members with plenty of opportunities to gain passes towards the many sled sports titles now on offer.
If you are interested, check out the Facebook pages for the sled sports as well as Show Manager and Easy Dogs for entry details, particularly for backpacking events which have limited places and tend to fill up quickly.
If you have any questions about sled sports events, titles, equipment requirements, training etc. please don’t hesitate to contact the affiliates conducting the events or the Sled Sports Committee: vicsledsports@gmail.com
Sandy Koch | Sled Sports Committee Chair
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A Young Handler’s Journey: Arlo and His Springer Spaniel ‘Major’
Arlo’s journey began somewhat unpromisingly. Around the age of four and a half, during a family outing to the beach, Arlo had an unsettling encounter with an uncontrolled, albeit non-aggressive, dog. The interaction left a significant impression, resulting in a pronounced fear that caused him to actively avoid dogs for the subsequent few years.
By the time Arlo was six, the family, prompted partly by his older sister’s long standing desire for a canine companion, decided the time was right to introduce a dog into their home. After careful consideration and successfully persuading Arlo, they selected the English Springer Spaniel breed. They sourced their first puppy, Sheriff, from a Dogs Victoria breeder with whom they established a good rapport. As an outdoors loving child, Arlo soon discovered the enjoyment of adventures with Sheriff, and his initial apprehension began to recede, replaced by an appreciation for their new family member.
Maintaining contact with their breeder proved pivotal. It served as their introduction to the world of gundog training and the inherent working abilities of the breed. Arlo was particularly fascinated by the concept of watching a dog work to its breeding purpose. Consequently, the family began spending more time with the breeder, learning the fundamentals of handling and hunting over their spaniel.
Arlo’s positive disposition and commendable work ethic ensured he was readily accepted within the gundog fraternity. He quickly became a valued helper on training days, assisting with setting up and operating equipment, and keenly observing the dogs at work.
At the age of nine, a second Springer Spaniel entered their lives. Arlo formed an immediate and strong connection with this puppy, naming him Major and effectively claiming him as his own. This marked the beginning of a close partnership. Arlo’s confidence grew steadily through his work with Major. While early handling experiences involved some natural uncertainty about his ability and Major’s responsiveness in the field, the extensive time they have since spent training together has forged a remarkable understanding between them.
They are now a familiar sight at various training days, with Arlo diligently working Major or attentively observing other handlers and their dogs. He demonstrates a keen capacity for learning through observation and is always willing to assist, whether operating a thrower or simply absorbing the activities around him.
His greatest enthusiasm, however, lies in participating in actual hunts, where he spends considerable hours working Major in a practical setting. His long term aspiration was to handle Major himself in a field trial. To this end, Arlo dedicated himself to a rigorous training schedule, working with Major at least three evenings a week. He also gained valuable experience handling Major for other hunters, a clear indicator of the trust established between dog and handler.
With significant encouragement from members of the community who recognised the potential of the partnership, Arlo entered Major into the Field Trial hosted by the Cocker Spaniel Club of Victoria at the end of April. Despite experiencing natural pre-event anxiety the day before, having felt reasonably confident in the preceding week, he successfully brought himself and Major to the starting line. There, he initiated their run with the familiar command: “Hunt ‘em up!”
He hunted his dog with style and skill beyond his years. Major worked beautifully and had a nice hard contact flush which produced a covey of five quail. Major remained steady to the flush, and made easy work of the subsequent retrieve to fill his card.
Arlo’s progression in a relatively short period is considerable, moving from a child initially fearful of dogs to a young handler competing successfully in a field trial. His journey demonstrates the positive impact of dedication, a love for dogs and the outdoors, and the invaluable support and encouragement offered by the gundog community.
We congratulate Arlo and Major on reaching this milestone – we suspect there are plenty more “Hunt ‘em ups” in their future! Keep an eye out for this pair; they’re going places.
Alex Hill | RAFT Committee Chair
This month we are returning to finding out about the people who judge our herding tests and trials. Without our wonderful judges, our handler and dog teams could not test their abilities in the sport. The judge we are interviewing is me!
1. When and why did you become a Dogs Australia judge? Are you a judge in any other disciplines or for other organisations? I undertook the beginning of the process to becoming a judge several years ago. I saw it as a way of giving back to the sport that I had been enjoying since 2016. Currently I am a test judge, the first ladder in the judging scheme. Eventually I would like to become a trial judge. I am not a judge of any other discipline.
2. What are you looking for in a run at the level you judge? I would like to see the handler, dog and sheep moving smoothly around the course. To achieve this the handler and dog need to be working as a team.
3. Have you competed and are you still competing with your dogs in herding? Under which organisations? Dogs Australia etc.. Any other disciplines? Yes I have and am still competing in Dogs Australia herding. With my first dog, Alfie, we achieved the Herding Started A Course Sheep title. His premature death meant we weren’t able to go any further. I only compete in Dogs Australia disciplines. I also compete in obedience and am beginning to compete in agility.
4. Do you live in a city or on property? If so what do you grow and/or produce there? I live in the city. A property with a few sheep to practise our herding would be wonderful but isn’t going to happen at this stage in my life.
5. How did you become interested in herding? How long have you been herding? I initially began herding thinking I would just go to lessons once a month. I found that I enjoyed it so much that I started going every week to training and eight years later I am still there.
6. What breeds of dogs have you worked with? Which do you prefer the most? Why? I have mainly worked with Australian Shepherds in the herding field. Apart from a brief stint working an Australian Kelpie for a few months, Australian Shepherds are my go to dog. I find that they want to work with their owner rather than just wanting to work sheep. Of course, we do want them to want to work sheep but together. Once the handler is able to communicate what they want from the dog, the work becomes magic.
7. Tell us about the dogs you are currently herding with. What level are you competing at? The two Australian Shepherds that I am working with are Cody, a nearly eight year old, who has his herding started masters sheep title and Ollie, a six year old, with his pre trial test.
7. What has been your proudest moment working/ competing with dogs? Tell us about it. My proudest moment was when Cody and I were able to achieve the started masters title. This requires the team to achieve eight scores of 90 and above in each run at the level. Our runs were magic with the sheep walking quietly with Cody and I through all of the obstacles on the course. I missed the celebration of achieving the title at trial due to thinking we only had seven high scores!
8. What is the best piece of training advice that you have been given? “No more one more time.” If you have achieved the correct piece in your training, stop.
9. When you aren’t herding what else do you like to do? I like to spend time with my family.
Butcher | Herding Committee Member
What is Glaucoma?
It is a disease of the eye where the pressure within the eye is increased.
Aqueous humor is produced by the structure known as the ciliary body within the eye.
This aqueous humor contains oxygen and nutrients that are used by the structures within the eye the ciliary body constantly produces aqueous humor and the excess fluid is constantly drained from the eye between the cornea and the iris. This area is called the iridocorneal angle the filtration angle or the drainage angle.
As long as the production and absorption or drainage of aqueous humor is equal the intraocular pressure remains constant.
How is Glaucoma Caused?
It is caused by inadequate drainage of aqueous fluid. This can be primary or secondary issue.
In the case of Primary Glaucoma the lack of drainage is because of an inherited anatomical abnormalities in the drainage angle.
In the case of Secondary Glaucoma results in increased intraocular pressure due to disease or injury to the eye. Such causes include:
(i) Uveitis (inflammation of the interior of the eye) or severe intraocular infections, resulting in debris and scar tissue blocking the drainage angle.
(ii) Anterior dislocation of lens The lens falls forward and physically blocks the drainage angle or pupil so that fluid is trapped behind the dislocated lens.
(iii) Lens Damage Lens proteins leaking into the eye because of a raptured lens can cause an inflammatory reaction resulting in swelling and blockage of the drainage angle.
(iv) Tumors can cause physical blockage of the iridocorneal angle.
(v) Bleeding Inside The Eye In the case where blood clot forms and blocks the drainage of the aqueous humor.
It should be noted that glaucoma is more commonly seen in the following breeds:
Akita, Cocker Spaniel, American Cocker Spaniel, Poodle, Alaskan Malamute, Dalmatian, Samoyed, English Springer Spaniel, Bassett Hound, Flat Coated Retriever, Miniature Pinscher, Great Dane, Beagle, Shar Pei, Shih Tzu, Boston Terrier, Siberian Husky, Bouvier des Flandres, Fox Terrier, Bull Mastiff, Chow Chow, Wire-Haired Fox Terrier, Italian Greyhound, Norwegian Elkhound, Giant Schnauzer, Greyhound, Smooth Haired Fox Terrier, Welsh Springer Spaniel, Miniature Schnauzer.
When the intraocular pressure is increased it causes damage or degenerative changes to occur in the retina and the optic nerve. The retina is located at the back of the eye where it is the innermost lining layer of the eyeball. It is responsible for reverting images into nerve signals. These are then carried by the optic nerve to the brain where it produces vision.
The classical signs are as follows
(i) Swelling bulging of the eye with the white part of the eye larger looking red
(ii) A painful eye
(iii) The cornea may become cloudy or bluish
(iv) A watery discharge from the eye
(v) Blindness
The signs occur suddenly with acute glaucoma but more slowly in the case of chronic glaucoma.
When these signs are present glaucoma can be confirmed by using a tonometer to measure the eyes intraocular pressures.
How is Glaucoma Treated?
The most important thing is to reduce the intraocular pressure as quickly as possible in order to reduce the risk of irreversible damage to the eye hence blindness.
This is usually achieved using medications that reduce fluid production and promote drainage from the drainage angle of the eye. In more serve cases medical treatment combined with surgery is required to reduce the intraocular pressure. Unfortunately, in some cases that do not respond to treatment or where blindness has developed removal of the eye maybe required to relieve the pain associated with the glaucoma.
What is The Prognosis?
This depends often on the underlying cause of the glaucoma. In the long term it should be expected that constant medical treatment will be required to keep the condition under control.
Dr Michael Bell
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Did you see our lovely ANZAC window display? We had some great feedback which is always encouraging to hear. The girls are hard at work on our window with new displays regularly. Do let us know what you think. June is dog sports season, with tracking in full swing the library has a comprehensive tracking book and DVD collection. So come in and have a look.
Our breed spotlight this month is the wonderful Leonberger, a beautiful multi talented breed. Please come in and peruse our collection.
Clare Hodges | Library Committee Chair
Author: Henry G Lamond
Novel version of the series that was published, in The Australasian in the 1950s. The story follows the life and ways of a young Dingo that becomes a devastating menace to the Queensland pastoral communities.
“He rose and yawned. Placed his two front paws well before him; leaned back slowly till his chest almost touched the ground, his tail arched tight, his sinews playing under the skin, every nerve taut and tested as he arched his neck and lowered his nose to his
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paws. He released the tension, and like a bit of springing elastic regained his poise. Then he stretched one hind leg behind him, revelling in the feeling of power his display of muscular effort gave him. Lowering it to its place, he stretched the other hind leg. His physical jerks concluded, he wandered aimlessly.”
Lamond has lovely prose and the story moves rapidly, no doubt due to the original serial format of the story. It is an adventure story typical of the 1950s, consequently, parents should review the book before deciding to hand it over to young readers today. White Ears leads a charmed but challenged life. The story introduced me to numerable Queensland flora species I was unaware of. The descriptions of ‘dog’ are strikingly familiar and enjoyable to read. The death scenes seem very accurate and usually without excessive gruesome detail demonstrating Lamond’s good use of language. There are a few things, turns of phrase, that are repeated through the narrative, but not to the extent of condemning the book.
The book is a great reflection of life in rural Australia in the 1940-1950s, describes dogs well, explains the problems of dingos to sheep and other farmers, so is a valuable record of that part of our country’s history.
It is easy to read. The information seems accurate, Lamond says “White Ears does not do a thing which I have not known a dingo to do”.
Jan Irving | Library Committee Member
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SUSPENSIONS / DISCIPLINARY OUTCOMES / BREEDER BREACHES / DISCIPLINARY HEARING
DISCIPLINARY HEARING
Miss Angela Brindley 3008572230 MORNINGTON breached
VCA Code of Practice 20.1.16 - A member shall take responsible action to reduce the incidence of hereditary diseases in accordance with the ANKC Code of Practice for Hereditary Diseases and shall comply with Dogs Victoria’s Code of Practice for Hereditary Diseases (Code 20.3), and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986, particularly with respect to the Code of Practice for the Responsible Breeding of Animals with Heritable Defects that Cause Disease.
VCA Code of Practice 20.1.25 - A member shall ensure that all dogs sold or disposed of by that member are in the best possible state of health. Where any known physical abnormalities exist, a breeder health declaration shall be supplied which includes details of the known physical abnormality at the time of sale and how that abnormality may affect future health and welfare of the dog. This shall be signed in acknowledgement by the recipient. With the exception of matters disclosed in the health declaration, a member shall abide by the following as a minimum practice when selling dogs.
VCA Code of Practice 20.1.25.2 - Where a dog is returned to the member within 21 days of sale accompanied by a statement from a veterinary practitioner that the animal is unacceptable for health reasons, the member must take back the animal and refund 100% of the purchase price.
VCA Code of Practice 20.1.25.3 - If an animal is diagnosed with, suffering from, dies of, or is euthanised from a physical defect or disease that is directly traceable to the point of sale within three years of purchase, the member must, subject to a second veterinary opinion, refund 100% of the purchase price where the owner of the animal provides supporting statements from a veterinary practitioner, including test results where a suitable test is available. Owners of the animal must make veterinary reports and test results available to the breeder for the breeder to obtain their own veterinary advice (second opinion), and for the purpose of informing future breeding management.
VCA Code of Practice 20.3.2.1 - Members will take responsible action to reduce the incidence of hereditary diseases in their breeds.
VCA Code of Practice 20.3.2.5 - Ensure that the proposed mating fits within the parameters of responsible action as
approved by Dogs Victoria to reduce hereditary diseases within the breed. (amended 15/08/18)
VCA Code of Practice 20.3.2.6 - Before any puppy or adult animal is sold, the prospective owners be advised that the seller has taken all reasonable steps to ensure that the animal is healthy as stated in the Dogs Victoria Code of Ethics by way of a health declaration in accordance with 20.1.25. (amended 15/08/18)
VCA Code of Practice 20.3.2.7 - If the reason for diagnosis, death, or euthanasia of a dog is a result of a known heritable defect, the parents and any offspring from those parents still held by the breeder must be tested and managed for the heritable defect. Breeder’s records must link test results and death certificates with the individual dog’s microchip or registration number. (amended 15/08/18)
VCA Code of Practice 20.1.2 - A member shall not engage in any behaviour that is contrary to the standards accepted by the community.
VCA Code of Practice 20.1.4 – Members shall constantly strive to improve their knowledge of their chosen breed or breeds, and their knowledge of the requirements for the care, welfare and betterment of dogs.
VCA Rule 2.17 - Members shall strictly observe and act in conformity with and not otherwise than in accordance with the Rules, Regulations, Code of Ethics and Codes of Practice of the VCA and shall not conduct themselves in such a manner as to bring the VCA into disrepute or to bring themselves as a breeder, owner, exhibitor, handler, show official, judge or as a VCA member into disrepute.
Disciplinary Hearing held on 17 February 2025.
Penalty: 5.6.1.4 - All dogs currently registered to the respondent shall be marked not for breeding and no litter shall be accepted for registration effective from 17/02/2025. This includes any litter that has already been disposed of or currently available for sale.
5.6.1.6 - The membership of the respondent is disqualified for life effective 17/02/2025.
5.6.1.7 - No dog registered to the respondent will be transferred out of the respondent’s name unless evidence of desexing is provided.
The appeal hearing was held on 7 April 2025.
Appeal findings: The appeal was dismissed, and the disciplinary penalty upheld.
Mrs Kathleen Humphries 3008634010
STRATHMERTON breached
VCA Code of Conduct by Dogs Victoria Members at Dogs Victoria Events 20.7 - Members will always act in a way which will make events friendly and welcoming, creating a safe environment for the enjoyment of all. They will conduct themselves by displaying good manners, respecting other participants, officials and judges.
The following is the expectation of Dogs Victoria of all attending an event authorised by it.
• You will act so that the experience of others attending a Dogs Victoria event may be enriched.
Behaviour not tolerated
• Abusive or aggressive behaviour towards anyone attending the event whether it be the judge, event officials or management or participants.
• Harassment which may be defined as causing alarm, distress or anxiety, physical violence, threats, offensive language or verbal abuse.
VCA Rule 2.17 - Members shall strictly observe and act in conformity with and not otherwise than in accordance with the Rules, Regulations, Code of Ethics and Codes of Practice of the VCA and shall not conduct themselves in such a manner as to bring the VCA into disrepute or to bring themselves as a breeder, owner, exhibitor, handler, show official, judge or as a VCA member into disrepute.
Disciplinary Hearing held on 6 February 2025.
Penalty: The Committee determined to issue a single penalty having found the Respondent guilty of each of the two breaches.
a. Under Regulation 5.6.1.1 and effective from Thursday 6 February 2025: the Respondent is suspended from taking part in or having any official role with any event or participating in any VCA committee held or conducted under VCA Rules and Regulations, for a period of six months;*
b. Under Regulation 5.6.1.7, the Respondent is required to issue (by providing through DV Compliance) a formal written letter of apology for acting in an aggressive, abusive and disrespectful way to the specified DV members;
c. In the event that the Respondent fails or refuses to issue a formal written letter of apology to any of the specified DV members, the Respondent will be further suspended from taking part in or having any official role with any event or participating in any VCA committee held or conducted under VCA Rules and Regulations until the Respondent issues a formal written letter of apology for acting in an aggressive, abusive and disrespectful way to each of the specified DV members.
*The power for the Committee to impose this sanction is provided under both Regulation 5.6.1.1 and Regulation 5.6.1.7
The appeal hearing was scheduled for 14 April 2025, but was not held.
Appeal outcome: The appeal was dismissed, and the disciplinary penalty upheld.
Miss Shirelle Lean 3100049606 KOO WEE RUP breached
VCA Regulation 4.4.6 - A member shall not sell any dog in such a manner as to cause the purchaser to believe the dog being sold is registered with the VCA if it is not. (15/09/19)
VCA Code of Practice 20.1.1 - A member shall not knowingly or recklessly misrepresent the ANKC or Dogs Victoria.
VCA Code of Practice 20.1.2 - A member shall not engage in any behaviour that is contrary to the standards accepted by the community.
VCA Code of Practice 20.1.15.1 - A member shall not permit any of that member’s unregistered dogs to be
mated to any other unregistered dog, with the exception of dogs registered with a Registry Body recognised by ANKC Ltd (unless an exemption is granted by Dogs Victoria). (amended 15.03.17, 15.04.18)
VCA Rule 2.17 - Members shall strictly observe and act in conformity with and not otherwise than in accordance with the Rules, Regulations, Code of Ethics and Codes of Practice of the VCA and shall not conduct themselves in such a manner as to bring the VCA into disrepute or to bring themselves as a breeder, owner, exhibitor, handler, show official, judge or as a VCA member into disrepute.
Disciplinary Hearing held on 1 April 2025.
Penalty: Fine of $500 and suspension of membership for three months from 2 April 2025.
Mr Laurence Humphries 3008235840
STRATHMERTON breached
VCA Code of Conduct by Dogs Victoria Members at Dogs Victoria Events 20.7 - Dogs Victoria expects that all members and exhibitors will conduct themselves in a responsible manner when attending Dogs Victoria activities.
Members will always act in a way which will make events friendly and welcoming, creating a safe environment for the enjoyment of all. They will conduct themselves by displaying good manners, respecting other participants, officials and judges.
Behaviour not tolerated
• Abusive or aggressive behaviour towards anyone attending the event whether it be the judge, event officials or management or participants.
Disciplinary Hearing held on 16 April 2025.
Penalty: 5.6.1.7 - Six months good behaviour, if no further incident occurs from 16/04/2025 for six months, no penalty will apply. If a further incident occurs, the panel will review.
Weimaraner (Longhair) – CH. A2O Ch BROMHUND FAIR GAME (3100448505) has committed a level 4 offence - Aggression towards another dog. Automatic suspension from all ANKC approved activities other than training for a period of four months, from 30 March 2025, at which time the owner may apply to have the dog assessed. The suspension remains in force until the dog achieves a pass result when assessed and the dog becomes eligible for reinstatement.
At the close of nominations at 4pm on Monday 6 January 2025 five nominations were received for the four positions on the Management Committee.
Nominations were received from the following candidates (in ballot paper order)
• Karen Hollingworth
• Dale Taylor
• Suzanne Hutcheson
• Malcolm Park
• Kathleen (Dawn) Ayton
The count of votes received by the close of voting on Thursday 3 April 2025 was conducted on Monday 7 April 2025 by Vero Voting.
A total of 1026 votes were received, including 23 postal ballots.
After the count and distribution of preferences pursuant to Rule 2.74 of the VCA Inc Rules, the following candidates have been successfully elected to the Management Committee:
1. Dawn Ayton – First elected candidate – Four year term
2. Malcolm Park – Second elected candidate –Four year term
3. Dale Taylor – Third elected candidate – Four year term
4. Karen Hollingworth – Fourth elected candidate – one year term
Kirk Edwards Chief Executive
EFFECTIVE 15 JUNE 2025 PART
7.6.16 insert new
7.6.16 At any Dogs Australia Championship, MultiGroup or Group Championship Show, FCI Shows excluded, a dog shall not be exhibited in a General Class or Group Specials, under a Judge who has awarded that dog a Best Exhibit in Group award during the period of six months prior to the date of the aforementioned show. In any case where an entry has been lodged prior to such award having been made, it is the responsibility of the exhibitor/owner of that dog to advise the Club concerned and the entry is to be cancelled and the entry fee refunded.
There will be separate competitions for Top Dog Agility and Top Dog Jumping. The following rules apply to each event:
General Guidelines:
• Competitors must be registered with Dogs Victoria and residents of Victoria.
• Trial Secretaries must ensure that their results are correctly entered into K9 entries. If results are recorded through other entry systems, these must be sent to vicagilitycomm@gmail.com before 31 August 2025.
Selection of finalists for each competition will be made on the following basis:
1. Qualifying Period: Passes must be gained at trials between 1 November 2024 and 31 August 2025. The qualifying year has been shortened due to changes in dates, making it crucial for competitors to gain their passes within this timeframe.
2. Eligible Classes for Passes: Passes will be awarded from Victorian Master and/or Elite Agility or Jumping classes.
a. Interstate Passes: A maximum of three passes from interstate events (including National events) may be nominated by competitors. These must be submitted by email to vicagilitycomm@gmail.com before 31 August 2025 with copies of pass cards.
b. Restricted Trials Trials: Passes from Restricted Trials are not eligible.
c. Proof of Passes: Competitors may be asked to provide proof of passes upon request.
3. Qualifying Placings: Placings from first to tenth in Master and Elite classes are eligible, in accordance with ANKC Agility Rules.
4. Pass Eligibility:
• A maximum of 10 Master and/or Elite passes will be considered for each of Agility and Jumping.
• A minimum of six passes is required to be eligible for each event.
5. Points Allocation for Passes: Each pass will be awarded points based on the following table:
Relevant paperwork should be sent to events@dogsvictoria.org.au. Failure to comply will result in a late fee of $100 being applied.
6. Finalist Selection:
• Finalists will be determined based on highest point totals. The maximum number of finalists will be 20 dogs for each event.
• Tiebreaker: In case of ties, qualifiers will be determined by a count back (first place, second place, etc.).
7. Qualifying by Height:
• The number of qualifiers in each height group will be based on the total number of dogs with qualifying passes in Master and Elite Agility or Jumping classes during the 2024-2025 season.
• The number of placings eligible will match the number of dogs qualifying for each height.
• There is no guarantee that all height groups will be represented in the finals, depending on the number of passes earned.
Top Dog Finals:
• The finals will consist of one round each of Master Agility or Master Jumping and will be held in height categories.
• There will be separate awards for Top Dog Agility and Top Dog Jumping.
• Finals will be held after 31 August 2025.
• Dogs may be subjected to pass a soundness check before participating in the finals. This check will be performed by a veterinarian selected by the Committee on the day of the competition.
• Bitches in season are eligible to compete in the finals, but competitors must inform the Committee if their bitch is in season prior to the start of proceedings.
Dogs are the first animals ever to have been domesticated by humans, and it shows in our longstanding friendship. Not only are dogs our best friends and beloved family members, but they’ve helped pave the way to a happier and more prosperous society.
Throughout co-evolution, our canine companions have supported and shaped our human lives for the better. Today, PD celebrates their involvement in sports and conformation and their capacity as working dogs and as service dogs.
Dog shows are a momentous way to showcase our pedigree pups and are some of the most popular competitive dog events.
Conformation events help us celebrate the structure, movement, and temperament of pedigree dogs, showcasing the results of pedigree dog breeding. PD would like to congratulate the breeders, handlers and conformation judges for their expertise.
Dog sports provide an opportunity to bond with our dogs through a combination of teamwork, communication, and having a shared goal. Activities like agility, flyball, obedience, and dock diving are great ways to focus on our dogs while helping provide them with physical and mental stimulation.
Search and rescue dogs help locate missing people in disasters, while herding and livestock dogs support farmers in managing their animals.
In therapy and emotional support roles, dogs provide comfort and connection to those in need. Whether serving on the frontline with law enforcement or quietly supporting in homes, working dogs are true partners in improving lives every day.
Assistance dogs, also known as service dogs, are highly trained to help people with disabilities live more independently. They perform essential tasks like opening doors, retrieving items, and providing emotional support.
There are several types, including guide dogs, hearing dogs, psychiatric (PTSD) dogs, autism assistance dogs, and physical disability assistance dogs. These dogs undergo around two years of intensive training and must pass a Public Access Test to be accredited.
Once qualified, they have legal access to public spaces. assistance dogs not only help with daily tasks but also improve confidence, safety, and quality of life for their handlers.
Giving them the protection they deserve
In celebration of the many ways our dogs provide us comfort, support, protection and success, let’s keep those paws protected with pet insurance. Explore a range of plans for a selection of accident, illness and dental cover.
All dog owners need to know a little animal first aid. Whether it is for a time when your own pet gets injured or is unwell, or if you see an injured animal when you are out and about.
First aid principles for animals are really no different to those for human first aid, so if you have ever done a human first aid course, you can probably apply a lot of the theory to animals.
The first rule of First Aid is to ‘do no harm’ – don’t let your actions make things worse. In most cases, this means transferring the animal to proper veterinary care as soon as possible or seeking proper veterinary advice. This is not the time for ‘Dr Google’.
Injured and unwell animals should be checked by a veterinarian as soon as possible.
First aid is not a substitute for proper veterinary care. Early veterinary intervention should always be the priority.
Following on from the human first aid principles, the next step is to check for danger before rushing in to help.
In any emergency situation, remaining as calm as possible is key. We all want to jump in to help an injured animal (probably more so than an injured person!), but we need to make sure that we are not putting ourselves into danger to do so.
For example, if an animal has been hit by a vehicle, is injured and on the road or in a place that presents danger from traffic, you need to make sure it is safe before rushing in to help.
If there has been a dog fight, you need to be careful that you do not get bitten trying to break the fight up, and make sure the dogs are properly separated so there is no chance of things starting up again.
Injured animals are often scared and frightened and even the sweetest, gentlest pet may behave in a way we don’t expect to protect themselves from further pain.
You need to move slowly and carefully and manage your own safety by using appropriate restraints such as leashes and muzzles if needed.
Remember injured animals may panic, try to escape, lash out or even bite when you go to handle them so be super cautious. Be very aware of where you position yourself and keep an eye on what is happening around you as you approach or handle the injured animal.
Sometimes covering the animal’s head/eyes with a blanket or towel can help reduce stress and help calm the animal.
If you need a muzzle, but don’t have one handy – you can fashion one with a leash or some elastic bandage.
You will need to make a quick assessment of the seriousness of the injury or illness – does the animal need urgent veterinary attention? If you are not sure, call your local vet clinic for advice.
Injuries that involve ears and eyes, or injuries to pregnant females, or newborn puppies may be more serious that you expect.
Dog fight wounds may not look serious on the surface but can hide significant damage to underlying tissues and are very prone to serious infection.
You should then decide whether or not you are going to immediately transport the animal to the vets, and if you are then ring ahead to let them know you are coming. If you are not sure, then you should consult your veterinarian for advice.
Having the contact details of the local vet as well as the local after-hours clinic or emergency centre displayed in a prominent place at home, or stored in your phone is very handy in a situation like this.
In most cases, the local veterinarian will not be too far away, so getting the animal safely in the car and to the vet should be your number one priority.
Spending a lot of time bandaging, splinting, or dressing an injury is usually a waste of time as the vet will simply remove all of your handy work on arrival, and the animal will have undergone unnecessary pain and stress, and treatment will have been delayed.
That is not to say that keeping a wound clean, keeping a lame leg still, or using pressure to stop bleeding should not be done, but be very conscious about delaying proper veterinary treatment.
Only a minor injury?
If the injury is not a serious one – you may choose to apply some simple first aid measures yourself. If there is a small wound, you can flush it and then apply a disinfectant such as BetadineTM to the area.
Saline solution (salty water) is safest for flushing and cleaning wounds as it does not sting and is safe if the animal decides to lick the area.
Be very careful about using anything on an animal’s skin that would be toxic if put in their mouth as animals are naturally going to lick at an injury, especially things like tea tree oil and eucalyptus oil or Dettol which can be toxic if ingested.
You will still need to document the injury, and any treatment given, and the animal will need to be monitored closely to ensure infection or other complications do not develop.
If you need to transport an injured animal, the aim is to minimise the pain and distress caused by moving injured body parts.
Bring your vehicle as close as possible to the injured animal, and if possible, have someone to help you. Fitting a collar and leash, and even a muzzle, will aid in control and help minimise unnecessary movement. It will also help with restraining the animal in the vehicle – especially in unfamiliar cars, or where your normal car restraints are not available.
If you are dealing with a dog that cannot walk, you may have to gently move it onto a blanket or towel, then use the blanket or towel like a stretcher. Try to move carefully so that you don’t make any injuries worse.
Pro Tip – It is a great idea to teach your dog to wear a muzzle – even if they never need to.
By introducing a muzzle in a positive way, and gradually teaching your dog to accept a muzzle, can both reduce their stress if they need to wear one, and can make putting one on in an emergency much safer.
If your dog is suddenly very lame, or one of its legs does not look right, there could be damage to the bones or ligaments. These injuries usually need an x-ray assessment, so getting the dog to the vet is critical.
Try to minimise the movement of the injured area as movement can be very painful and can lead to further damage of the surrounding tissues. Remember to keep yourself safe, and handle the animal carefully.
Some superficial wounds can be managed at home with gentle cleaning and application of a disinfectant such as BetadineTM. However, if the damage looks to be deeper, or the wound is very open, then it will most likely need veterinary assessment and treatment.
Infection can easily cause more problems than the original wound, so early intervention is critical. There is a window of a few hours where early treatment can mean that infection does not have an opportunity to take hold and inflammation is minimised.
If your pet has been in a fight, it’s very important you seek veterinary care immediately because bite wounds are highly likely to become infected, and there is often significant damage to underlying tissues that is not visible from the surface.
If your pet suddenly develops swelling of their face, including their muzzle or around their eyes, and/or rashes or bumps (hives) on their body (with or without being very itchy) they may be having an allergic reaction.
Some pets will experience such reactions to insect bites or stings, to new food exposures, or to substances in their environment.
In most cases, allergic reactions are not life threatening, however the pain and discomfort can be significant. Dogs often cause secondary damage trying to rub, bite or lick at irritated areas so a visit to the vet for treatment to reduce the irritation and swelling is advised.
Dogs, especially young puppies, are notorious for chewing on and eating just about anything! In most cases, the high-acid environment in their gut deals with the items they scavenge.
Sometimes, though, the body deals with unwanted items by expelling them from the gut – either by vomiting or moving them through the bowel quickly resulting in diarrhoea.
Of course, there are a LOT of different reasons why a dog may vomit or have loose stools – some more sinister than others. There is a very big difference between ‘I ate something that upset my tummy’ and viral gastroenteritis or a bowel obstruction caused by a foreign body.
If your dog has an upset stomach, here is a rough guide:
» If you have seen your dog eating something it should not have, or suspect it has swallowed something dangerous, you should immediately consult your veterinarian.
» If the dog looks unwell, is lethargic, or if there is blood visible in the poop or vomit – you should immediately consult a veterinarian.
» If the dog is otherwise bright and happy, a single vomit or bout of loose poop may not be a concern. However, you will need to watch closely to check that things don’t change. Make sure the dog is drinking, and don’t offer any food for 6-8 hours.
If they continue to vomit, or have a number of bouts of diarrhoea in this time, you should consult a veterinarian.
If they are acting normally, and there is no recurrence you can then try a small amount of very plain food (such as boiled chicken) as a first meal and continue to monitor their progress over the next few days.
Pets can accidentally ingest toxic substances such as household cleaners, medications, plants, or human foods that are not suitable for animals.
Depending on the type of poison, the symptoms can vary and might include vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, seizures, or lethargy.
If you suspect your pet has ingested a toxic substance or poison, contact your vet for advice. I
n some cases, your vet may be able to give your pet medication to make them vomit, but in some cases inducing vomiting is not recommended as the poison can cause more damage.
Never give your pets medication without consulting your vet first, even if they have had that medication before.
Medication that has been prescribed for another animal, or that has been ‘left over’ from a previous treatment should not be used unless specifically approved and the correct dosage calculated by your vet.
Where a veterinarian has prescribed medication, you need to complete the course fully, even if your pet ‘looks better’.
As a pet owner, it is a good idea to be prepared. A basic pet first aid kit can be super helpful in an emergency.
Your veterinarian will be able to suggest items for your first aid kit and will be able to show you some simple first aid techniques that you can apply if needed.
A basic first aid kit should contain gloves, saline solution, iodine antiseptic, some gauze swabs, non-adhesive dressings and bandages along with scissors and tweezers.
Having a sturdy blanket or strong towel in the boot of your car can also be a great idea.
If you are looking to up your skill level, there are a number of pet first aid courses available in Melbourne through organisations such as Red Cross and RSPCA.
Your local vet clinic may also offer classes.
This service is free during regular hours, but they do charge a fee for out-of-hours calls.
Their website - animalpoisons.com.au offers some excellent advice for pet owners who are concerned their pet has been exposed to a poison or toxic substance.
Although we all love a bit of enthusiasm in a greeting, dogs that jump all over people uninvited can become a bit of a nuisance.
It might be fine on a sunny afternoon when you get home from a tough day at work and may seem super cute in a tiny puppy. Still, it loses its appeal when the dog is a hefty 40kg adult, or when the dog has muddy paws, and you are dressed to go out.
Dogs that routinely jump up on their family or visitors can also potentially cause injury. Sharp claws can scratch or tear grandma’s fragile skin or accidentally scratch the face of a toddler. If the dog catches the person off-balance, it could potentially lead to a fall.
Dogs that are over-enthusiastic with their greetings can also frighten people who are not used to dogs or who have had a bad experience in the past; this is especially true of larger breeds of dog.
Jumping up to greet people is thought to have its origins from an innate behaviour displayed by very young puppies to solicit food from their mother. The puppies jump up to lick the corners of their mother’s mouth, which triggers a regurgitation response, delivering semi-digested food that the puppies can then eat. Quite simply, this behaviour is ‘hard-wired’ in all dog breeds and then reinforced very early with food.
Licking at the faces of other dogs often continues into later life as a form of appeasement greeting, especially when young puppies are meeting older dogs. Because human faces are well off the ground, there is a theory that jumping up at a human is the dog’s way of trying to get closer to our face to perform this greeting.
Unfortunately, we humans often encourage and reinforce this behaviour unintentionally. When puppies are small and cute, or when dogs are new to a household, we often let them jump up on us and reach down and give them a pat or cuddle (or pick them up) when they do this.
From the dog’s point of view, they get lots of attention and interaction when they jump up (the greeting behaviour of jumping up is reinforced repeatedly with pats, games and attention) so they learn that this is a behaviour that ‘works’.
But I am not reinforcing the dog for jumping up – I tell him off!
A lot of old-school training techniques suggested that giving the dog a verbal ‘correction’, or physically pushing the dog down was the way to stop this behaviour.
It is not uncommon to see people try to push the jumping dog down with their hands, lifting their knee, or yelling and making a lot of noise to try to stop this behaviour.
The problem with these options is the dog may actually see it as a type of game – I jump up, and you push me down – lots of fun! They still have your 100% attention, and you are still interacting with them, so they are getting reinforced for a behaviour that you really don’t want.
There is also the risk of the dog getting hurt or injured if it gets tipped off balance as it is pushed away.
Just like young children, we need to teach our dogs what we DO want them to do. Simply telling them ‘No’ doesn’t do anything to teach them the correct response.
You cannot just expect that your puppy or dog will comprehend that YOU might like the occasional jump up, super enthusiastic greeting, but that they can’t do it with other family members, elderly people, people in the street, young children or when they have muddy feet.
You need to think about what your preferred greeting behaviour actually is and then work to reinforce the dog heavily for doing that.
For most people, their preferred greeting is for the dog to sit in front of them, but you may choose ‘four feet on the floor’ as an acceptable position if you have a dog that finds sitting difficult (such as some of the larger sighthounds).
Then we need to make it very clear to the dog, over repeated learning events, that he will be reinforced with treats, toys, pats and interactions when he is in the ‘greeting position’, and he will get none of this if he is not.
At the very start of coaching polite greeting behaviours, you should try to set you and your dog up for success.
Pick a time when the dog is not super excited (so not when you or the kids first come home), and things are relatively calm and arm yourself with some of your dog’s favourite treats and a toy.
Ideally, start with your dog on a leash and ask another family member to stand still and hold onto the leash as you do some training. The person holding the leash is not to do anything – no jerking or pulling on the leash and they do not need to say anything. They are simply there to stop the dog from following you.
The plan is for you to approach the dog and greet it – ‘Hello Bella/Spot’. If the dog goes to jump up, you simply turn and walk away – no yelling, no eye contact, no pushing or pulling – just walk away.
The fact that you walk away provides a ‘consequence’ for the dog – if you jump up, I will move away, and you don’t get the chance to interact.
Repeat this ‘approach and greet’ until the dog sits (or just stands there and does not jump up at you), and then immediately reward the dog with a treat, pat or cuddle. Repeat a few times, then end the session with a short game or something else the dog values.
Like all new behaviours that you would like your pet to master, you will need to practise regularly. Try to take time out each day to coach the behaviours you want, and try hard to reinforce the ones you don’t.
The more consistent you are, and the more times the dog is reinforced for the correct behaviour, the sooner the dog will offer the four on the floor response or a sit.
To help you fit the training sessions into everyday life, stash some treats at the places you are likely to greet your dog, such as the front or back door or the side gate. That way, if they offer the desired behaviour outside of a planned training session, you can still reinforce them.
Once your dog masters ‘Level 1 of Human Greeting Behaviour’, you can then start to practise this same routine with a variety of people, all of whom do the same thing. Ask friends and family to help you. y
You will also have to practise the greeting behaviour in different locations - on your walks, outside the shops, at the park, and anywhere else your dog may greet people.
If everyone that the dog greets does the same thing, your dog will soon start to learn that there are never any pats or attention unless all four feet are on the ground.
If your dog does greet someone politely without being ‘set up’ to do so, make sure that you reward the dog yourself. Just make sure you remember to carry some treats the dog really likes when out on your walks – pack them with your leash and poo bags, so you don’t forget to take them!
If you realise someone about to greet the dog when you are out and about, you can then either hand the person one of your treats and ask them to give it to the dog when he does the right thing, or reward the dog yourself.
Having a dog that is super reliable when greeting people will take time and patience. There will be scenarios that your dog masters very quickly, and others that may be a bit harder because the dog will be super excited and less able to control their emotions.
To start with, your dog may not be able to contain their excitement when you first come home. Sometimes they need to settle a little before they can muster the emotional control to be able to achieve a polite greeting.
If this is the case, you can simply delay greeting your dog for the first 10 minutes or so after you come home. When your pet seems to settle a little, then go out and work on your greeting behaviour.
If doorways are a place that you seem to have trouble – as you go out into the backyard or as you come through the gate - practise the same routine here.
Open the gate or door, if the dog goes to jump up, gently shut the door and take a few steps away. Then open it again, close it, open it, close it, until the dog offers ‘four on the floor’ or a sit. Then you can quickly reward the dog with a treat, and then go outside and give your pet all the cuddles and pats you want.
For dogs who like to play, another option is to keep a few toys or a ball near the gate or back door, and immediately throw one as you come through into the yard. The dog will learn to expect the toy and will focus on chasing after it rather than ‘mugging’ you.
But what if I WANT my dog to jump up and greet me?
This is fine – we all love an excited greeting some of the time!
The key is to help your dog get it right by having an, ‘it’s OK to jump up now’ cue. That way, you can enjoy this type of interaction, without the dog thinking it is appropriate all of the time.
Club of Vic
Toy Dog Club of Vic Inc
MANAGER Bairnsdale & District Dog Obedience Club Inc
Dogs
Dogs Victoria RAFT Pointer & Setter State Championship FIELD
Saluki Club of Victoria Inc L/COURSE
Alaskan Malamute Club
Inc
Dogs Victoria RAFT Pointer & Setter State Championship
Saluki Club of Victoria Inc
Alaskan Malamute Club of Victoria Inc
Abbreviations:
A/TRIAL Agility Trial
B/COMP Breed Competition O/TRIAL Obedience Trial CHAMP Championship Show OPEN Open Show
E/DOG Earthdog PARADE Parade
E/PRAC Earthdog Practice POINT/SETT Pointer & Setter Field Trial
E/TEST Endurance Test R/TRIAL Retrieval Trial
F/TRIAL Field Trial RALLY TRIAL Rally Obedience Trial
H/TEST Herding Test RATG Retrieving Ability Test for Gundogs
H/TRAINING Herding Training RB CHAMP Rare Breeds Championship Show
H/TRIAL Herding Trial SPRINT Sprint Dog
G/TRIAL Games Trial T&S/TRIAL Track & Search Trial
I/TEST Instinct Test
Full
from the
Retriever & Spaniel Field Trial
secretary: Trial Secretary or via Show Manager Enquiries: 0417 512 049 (no calls after 9pm) or info@victorianherdingassociation.com
EXHIBITION
UNITING LANE, BULLA SUNDAY 13 JULY 2025
schedule available from the trial secretary: Lina Morgante or via Top Dog Events Enquiries: 0478
622 (no calls after 9pm) or linamorgante.lm@gmail.com
Full schedule available from the trial secretary: Sue Crankshaw or via Show Manager Enquiries: 0408 126 550 (no calls after 9pm) or rcvtrials1@gmail.com
Postal entries close Friday 18 July 2025
Online entries close Monday 21 July 2025
WERRIBEE OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB
SCENT WORK TRIAL
WERRIBEE O.D.C., 720 HEATHS ROAD, WERRIBEE
SUNDAY 3 AUGUST 2025
Full schedule available from the trial secretary: Peter Miller or via Show Manager Enquiries: 0407 170 258 (no calls after 9pm) or gabbiek@netspace.net.au
Paper entries close Tuesday 22 July 2025
Online entries close Saturday 26 July 2025
GIPPSLAND OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC
12TH RETRIEVING ABILITY TEST FOR GUNDOGS NOVICE & OPEN
MORWELL AREA (NEW SITE)
SUNDAY 3 AUGUST 2025
Full schedule available from the trial secretary: Roz or via Easy Dog Entries Enquiries: 0404 565 255 or weilanderweis1@gmail.com
Entries close Thursday 24 July 2025
SHETLAND SHEEPDOG CLUB OF VICTORIA
RESTRICTED TO BREED OBEDIENCE AND RALLY TRIAL
MOORABBIN OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB, GR BRICKER RESERVE, ROWANS ROAD, MOORABBIN SATURDAY 9 AUGUST 2025
Full schedule available from the trial secretary: Michele Moore or via K9 Entries Enquiries: 9562 4642 (no calls after 9pm) or mtmoore@tpg.com.au
Postal entries close Friday 8 August 2025 Online entries close Friday 15 August 2025
HASTINGS & DISTRICT OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB
SCENT WORK TRIAL
GROUNDS & CLUB ROOMS, WESTERNPORT ATHLETICS TRACK, HIGH STREET, HASTINGS SATURDAY 23 AUGUST 2025
Full schedule available from the trial secretary: Jo Bates or via Top Dog Events Enquiries: 0431 895 007 (no calls after 9pm) or hdodctrialsec@gmail.com
GEELONG OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB
OPEN DOUBLE TRICKS TRIAL
BELMONT COMMON, 47-57 GUNOG LANE, BREAKWATER SATURDAY 23 & SUNDAY 24 AUGUST 2025
Full schedule available from the trial secretary: Janelle Convery or via K9 Entries
Enquiries: 0409 138 677 (no calls after 9pm) or janelle.convery@bigpong.com
Judge
(SA)
Full schedule available from the show secretary: Ms C John or Show Manager
Entries close Monday 14 July 2025
NON SPORTING DOG CLUB OF VICTORIA
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY SUNDAY 27 JULY 2025
Judge
Mr Douglas Anderson (ACT) - Group 7
Ms Suzanne Turner - Puppy Sweepstakes
Ms Marissa Sarif - Veteran Sweepstakes
Full schedule available from the secretary: Secretary or Show Manager
Enquiries Ph: 0434 867 256 (no calls after 9pm) or nsdcvictoria@gmail.com
Entries close Monday 14 July 2025
NON SPORTING DOG CLUB OF VICTORIA OPEN SHOW
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY SUNDAY 27 JULY 2025
Judge
Mr Dominick Mastroianni - Group 7
Full schedule available from the secretary: Secretary or Show Manager
Enquiries Ph: 0434 867 256 (no calls after 9pm) or nsdcvictoria@gmail.com
AUSTRALIAN TERRIER CLUB OF VICTORIA CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
BULLA EXHIBITION CENTRE, UNITING LANE, BULLA SUNDAY 27 JULY 2025
Judge
Miss Margaret Joyce-James - Breed Judging
Mrs Sylvia Meekings - Special Classes
Full schedule available from the secretary: Mrs Gail Buckley or Easy Dog Entries
Enquiries Ph: 0409 434 411 (no calls after 9pm) or aussieterrierclubvic@outlook.com
AUSTRALIAN KELPIE CLUB OF VICTORIA CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
PRINCE OF WALES SHOWGROUND, BENDIGO SATURDAY 2 AUGUST 2025
Judge
Ms Kathy Smith
Full schedule available from the secretary: Miriam Schiller or Easy Dog Entries
Enquiries Ph: 0437 118 541 (no calls after 9pm) or enquiries@southspiritkennels.com
AUSTRALIAN KELPIE CLUB OF VICTORIA OPEN SHOW
PRINCE OF WALES SHOWGROUND, BENDIGO
SATURDAY 2 AUGUST 2025
Judge
Ms Clare Van Der Wolde
Full schedule available from the secretary: Miriam Schiller or Easy Dog Entries
Enquiries Ph: 0437 118 541 (no calls after 9pm) or enquiries@southspiritkennels.com
Entries close Monday 28 July 2025
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG CLUB OF VICTORIA
DOUBLE GSD EXHIBITION WEEKEND
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE SATURDAY 9 & SUNDAY 10 AUGUST 2025
Judge
Saturday - Mr Greg Green - “Winter Finale”
Enquiries Ph: 0438 845 039 (no calls after 9pm) or toydogclubvic@gmail.com
Sunday - Mrs Nicky McDermott - “Bring On Spring”
Full schedule available from the secretary: Cristine Begbie or Show Manager
Enquiries Ph: 0409 138 748 (no calls after 9pm) or show@gsdcv.org.au
CHIHUAHUA CLUB OF VICTORIA OPEN SHOW
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE SUNDAY 17 AUGUST 2025
Judge Miss Emma-Lee Slavin
Full schedule available from the secretary: Allison Rhodes or Show Manager
Enquiries Ph: 0400 194 941 (no calls after 9pm) or allison.rhodes@bigpond.com
CHIHUAHUA CLUB OF VICTORIA CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE SUNDAY 17 AUGUST 2025
Judge Ms Christina Ramsauer John
Full schedule available from the secretary: Emma-Lee Slavin or Show Manager
Enquiries Ph: 0467 762 320 (no calls after 9pm) or chihuahuaclubofvicinc@outlook.com
Entries close Friday 11 July 2025
OPEN SPRINTDOGTM TRIAL
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE SUNDAY 20 JULY 2025
Entries to the trial secretary, Janelle Convery, 39
Catherine Street, Geelong West, 3218 or via Show Manager. Cheques made payable to Dog Victoria.
Enquiries: 0409 138 677 or janelle.convery@bigpond.com
Judges:
Miss Amy Butler
Mrs Michelle Spencer
Lure Driver:
Ms Tracy Davis
Mrs Nerida Stephen
Catalogue: Available online two days before the scheduled event
Entry Fee: $18 per dog
Please Note: Competitors can only enter a maximum of two dogs
Check In Time: 7.30am until 8am
Judging Time: 8.30am
Extreme Weather: Dogs Victoria Extreme Weather Regulations will apply (Regulation 3.5.20)
Catering: TBA
Camping: Available to book via Show Manager
Awards: Title and qualifying sashes available. Pass cards will be available after Run 2
Conditions of entry:
• Entries will be capped at 100
• Judges and officials can compete and will run their dogs first preferably.
• The Committee reserves the right to substitute/add judges or Lure operators should the need arise.
• The Committee has the right to close entries early if entries reach a high number
• If the temperature is forecast for 32oC the night before the event on the BOM website, the event will commence half an hour earlier with a designated break in PM. Refer to rules for the heat policy.
• Committee and helpers have the option to run dogs each day.
• Consider the fitness of your dog. Ensure all dogs are warmed up before each run
• Dogs can run with a flat collar (no hanging tags) or naked.
• Dogs unsuccessful in their first run, cannot have a second run until after the conclusion of qualifying dog runs (if time permits)
All entries close Sunday 20 July 2025
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE
SATURDAY 2 AUGUST 2025
Entries to the trial secretary, Mrs L Klecka, 110-112 McClelland Ave, Lara 3212 or via Show Manager. Cheques made payable to Dogs Victoria. Enquiries Ph: 0418 333 312 (no calls after 9pm) or morningmystgoldens@gmail.com. Entries preferred through Show Manager
Judges:
Morning Trial 1
Ms Veronica Clunes
Mr Barry Cotton
Mrs Heather Miller
Ms Mandy Choice (QLD)
Mrs Dawn Ayton
Afternoon Trial 2
Ms Rebecca McGroarty CCD
Mrs Heather Miller Novice
Mrs Dawn Ayton Open
Mr Barry Cotton Utility
Ms Mandy Choice (QLD) UDX
Conditions of Entry: The committee reserves the right to add and/or substitute judges between classes should the entry warrant it. If using paper entries – separate form for each class clearly marked trial 1 or trial 2 in top right corner. Jump heights – for obedience please state your dog’s height at shoulder on your dog’s entry and the system will automatically work out the dogs jump height category
Catalogue: Free online at www.vicdog.com a few days prior to the trials, or $5 paid with entry, none available at the trials
Entry Fee: $15 per entry, per class
Check in Time: Morning trial 8 – 8.30am, Afternoon trial 11.30am – 12 noon
Judging Time: Morning trial 9am, Afternoon trial not before 12.30pm
Catering: Not available
Camping: Available to book via Show Manager
Awards: Trophy and sash for class winners. Sash for second and third. Qualifying cards and ribbons/title sashes
Please note one presentation will be held at the end of both trials. Please refer to the catalogue for the status at the time should restrictions change
Judges: Mrs Dawn Ayton & Ms Mandy Choice (QLD)
All qualifying class winners from novice, open, utility and UDX are invited to compete in this special class. (Non-attendance for this class will not affect eligibility for other awards). Entry is restricted to one round per dog and handler team. This class will be judged at completion of all classes at the Saturday obedience trial. The winner will be awarded the title of 2025 State Obedience Champion. Exercises are – heel free and novice recall
All entries close Sunday 20 July 2025
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE
SUNDAY 3 AUGUST 2025
Entries to the trial secretary, Mrs L Klecka, 110-112 McClelland Ave, Lara 3212 or via Show Manager. Cheques made payable to Dogs Victoria. Enquiries Ph: 0418 333 312 (no calls after 9pm) or morningmystgoldens@gmail.com. Entries preferred through Show Manager
A master course will be set for eligible dogs invited by OTEC. A minimum of 20 stations including all master level exercises. There will be a maximum of 10 stationary exercises.
Check in Time: 8.30 – 8.45am
Start Time: 9am
Judges: Mrs Kim Houlden & Mrs Julie Morrison
Judges:
Morning Trial 1
Mrs Gaye Todd
Mrs Julie Morrison
Ms Kim Houlden
Ms Mandy Choice (QLD)
Afternoon Trial 2
Mrs Julie Morrison
Mrs Gaye Todd
Ms Mandy Choice (QLD)
Ms Kim Houlden
Rally Novice
Rally Advanced
Rally Excellent
Rally Master
Conditions of Entry: The committee reserves the right to add and/or substitute judges between classes should the entry warrant it. If using paper entries – separate form for each class clearly marked trial 1 or trial 2 in top right corner. Jump heights – for rally please state your dog’s height at shoulder on your dog’s entry and the system will automatically work out the dogs jump height category
Catalogue: Free online at www.vicdog.com a few days prior to the trials, or $5 paid with entry, none available at the trials
Entry Fee: $15 per entry, per class
Check in Time: Morning trial 8 – 8.30am, afternoon trial 11.30am – 12 noon
Judging Time: Morning trial 15 minutes after top rally dog, afternoon trial not before 12.30pm
Catering: Not available
Camping: Available to book via Show Manager
Awards: Trophy and rosette for class winners. Rosette for second and third. Qualifying cards and ribbons/title rosettes
Please note one presentation will be held at the end of both trials. Please refer to the catalogue for the status at the time should restrictions change
Judges: Mrs Gaye Todd & Ms Mandy Choice (QLD)
All qualifying class winners are invited to compete for this award. (Participation is not compulsory). Entry is restricted to one round per dog and handler team. Judging will take place over a modified novice course. The highest qualifying score will be the winner, should scores be level, the award will go to the fastest time, should times be equal the winner will be determined at the discretion of the judges. The class will be judged at the completion of all classes at the Sunday Rally trials. The winner will be awarded the title of 2025 State Rally Champion
Entries close Wednesday 2 July 2025
IN SUPPORT OF THE CONFORMATION JUDGES TRAINING SCHEME
DOUBLE OPEN SHOW
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE
SUNDAY 6 JULY 2025
Schedule of classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 11 & 21 dogs 1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, 11a & 21a bitches
Champions can only compete in class 21 and 21a
Pre judging for general specials may take place
A great opportunity to gain experience without any stress while supporting our trainee judges
Entries to the secretary, Catherine Raven, 17 Barwon St, Clyde North 3978 or via Show Manager. Cheques made payable to Dogs Victoria. Enquiries Ph: 0407 546 184 (no calls after 9pm) or catherine.raven2024@gmail.com
Judges
AM Show
Mr Vin McPhee
Mr Troy Emmerson
Mr Jonathan Bam
Mrs Karen Ward
Miss Vicki McGinty
Miss Joanne Swanson
Ms Liz Smith
Ms Liz Smith
PM Show
Mrs Karen Odar Group 1
Ms Fiona McBride Group 2
Mr Hugh Vardon Group 3
Mrs Karen Taylor Group 4
Miss Huey Minn Lim Group 5
Mrs Judy Hughes Group 6
Miss Emily Marshall Group 7
Mrs Karen Taylor General Specials Trainee judges appointed on the day Newcomer sweepstakes
Catalogue: Complimentary copy available via online provider on the morning of the show
Entry Fee: $10, newcomers training and sweepstakes free
Judging Time: 8am with newcomers training followed by newcomers sweepstakes and junior handlers at 8.30am, breed judging not before 9am. PM show at the conclusion of AM show or at 11.30am, whichever is later
Exhibit Numbers: Available via online provider
Extreme Weather: Dogs Victoria Extreme Weather Regulations will apply (Regulation 7.6.8)
Catering: Light catering available
Special Prizes: Cash and sash for all in show, in group and sweepstakes awards
Special Classes: Newcomers sweepstakes - dogs over six months owned and shown by exhibitor who joined Dogs Victoria after 1 January 2023
Postal entries close Tuesday 1 July 2025
Online entries close Saturday 5 July 2025
34TH CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE
SATURDAY 12 JULY 2025
Schedule of classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 dogs
1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, 10a, 11a & 18a bitches
Pre judging for general specials may take place
Entries to the secretary, Jo Turnley, PO Box 275 Balnarring, 3926 or via Show Manager. Cheques made payable to Metropolitan Canine Association Inc. Enquiries Ph: 0418 380 062 (no calls after 9pm) or metropolitancanineassocation@hotmail.com
Judges
Mr Tyron Atkinson Group 1 *First Appointment Victoria
Mr Aramis Lim (SA) Group 2
Ms Caroline Murphy (SA) Group 3 *First Appointment Victoria, Breed Specialist
Ms Julie Wills Group 4 *First Appointment Victoria
Ms Maria Cave Group 5 *First Appointment Victoria
Mr Aramis Lim (SA) Group 6
Mr Paul Danaher (SA) Group 7 *First Appointment Victoria
Mr Andrew Burt General Specials
Ms Anna Lenne Glenyse Acreman Memorial Veteran Sweepstakes
Catalogue: Complimentary digital copy available online or $5 pre-ordered
Entry Fee: $17, baby puppies $12, veteran sweepstakes $10
Judging Time: 9am with veteran sweepstakes and junior handlers. Breed judging not before 9.30am. Group 2 before Group 6, not before 1030
Exhibit Numbers: To be emailed by online provider
Extreme Weather: Dogs Victoria Extreme Weather Regulations will apply (Regulation 7.6.8)
Catering: Available
Camping: Available to book through Show Manager
Special Classes: 22.12 Glenyse Acreman Memorial Veteran Sweepstakes 7-10 years; 10 years+
Special Prizes: Cash and sash for all in show, in group and sweepstakes awards. Best In Show Rosette donated by Howard & Jill Smith, in memory of Glenyse Acreman.
Postal entries close Tuesday 8 July 2025 Online entries close Thursday 10 July 2025
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE SUNDAY 13 JULY 2025
Schedule of classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 dogs 1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, 10a, 11a & 18a bitches
Pre judging for general specials may take place
Entries to the secretary, R Hawkins, 3 Arundell Lane, Laang 3265 or via Show Manager. Cheques made payable to Dandenong Poultry & Kennel Society Inc. Enquiries Ph: 0419 517 969 (no calls after 9pm) or papcopapillons@gmail.com
Judges
Mrs Leanne Trenwith Group 1
Ms Christina John Group 2
Mrs Elizabeth Harding Group 3
Mr Paul Danaher (SA) Group 4
Miss Magaret Joyce Group 5
Mr Christopher Moore Group 6
Mr Tony Kyman Group 7
Miss Margaret Joyce General Specials
Ms Lisa Berrill Baby Puppy Sweepstakes
Mrs Karen Taylor Puppy Sweepstakes
Catalogue: Complimentary digital copy available online or $6 pre-ordered
Entry Fee: $18, baby puppies $10, sweepstakes $10
Judging Time: 9am with sweepstakes followed by junior handlers. Breed judging not before 10am
Exhibit Numbers: To be emailed by online provider
Extreme Weather: Dogs Victoria Extreme Weather Regulations will apply
(Regulation 7.6.8)
Catering: Available
Camping: Available to book through Show Manager
Special Classes: 22.1 baby puppy sweepstakes, 22.3 puppy sweepstakes
Special Prizes: Cash and sash for all in show, in group and sweepstakes awards
Postal entries close Friday 11 July 2025
Online entries close Tuesday 15 July 2025
DOUBLE CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
ALL PROCEEDS TO ENHANCE KCC PARK FACILITIES
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE
FRIDAY 18 JULY 2025
Schedule of classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 dogs 1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, 10a, 11a & 18a bitches
Pre judging for general specials may take place
Committee do not enter or handle at these shows
All groups indoors at KCC Park
Entries to to the show secretary, Chris Moore, 236 Beaconsfield-Emerald Rd, Beaconsfield, 3807 or via Show Manager. Cheques made payable to Dogs Victoria. Enquiries Ph: 0428 983 703 (no calls after 9pm) or perfu@bigpond.com
Judges:
The Rose AM Show
Mrs Sally Stasytis
Mrs Jill Hocking
Mrs Maria Cave
Ms Anne Lenne
Miss Jill McDonald
Ms Tracey Coyle
Mr Rodney J Bennetts
Mrs Jill Hocking
The Protea PM Show
Mrs Jill Hocking
Ms Anne Collyer
Group 1
Group 2
Mr Peter Frost Group 3
Mr John Hutchison
Group 4
Mrs Barbara Marsh Group 5
Miss Jill McDonald
Group 6
Ms Tracey Coyle Group 7
Mr Peter Frost General Specials
Catalogue: Complimentary digital copy to be emailed via online provider or $6 pre-ordered
Entry Fee: $18, baby puppies $13 add $2 if only entry
Judging Time: The Rose show 9am. The Protea show will commence at the conclusion of the Rose show and general specials not before 11.30am
Exhibit Numbers: To be emailed via online provider
Extreme Weather: Dogs Victoria Extreme Weather Regulations will apply (Regulation 7.6.8)
Catering: Available
Camping: Available to book via Show Manager
Special Prizes: Cash and sash for all in show and in group awards
Monster cart raffle, tickets available online $2 per ticket
Prize for best Flower Power theme dressed Male and Female exhibitor
Members lounge for use at this friendly community show - lucky exhibit prizes
Postal entries close Monday 7 July 2025
Online entries close Monday 14 July 2025
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE
Schedule of classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 dogs 1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, 10a, 11a & 18a bitches
Pre judging for general specials may take place
Entries to the show secretary, 17 Barwon Street, Clyde North 3978 or via Show Manager. Cheques made payable to Caulfield & District Kennel Club Inc. Enquiries Ph: 0433 305 814 (no calls after 9pm) emma@olliana.com
Judges:
Ms Rosemary Hawkins Group 1
Mrs Joyce Sullivan Group 2
Ms Charlotte Shah Group 3
Mrs Karen Ordar Group 4
Ms Tania Kirkland Group 5
Mrs Wendy Hutchison Group 6
Ms Lesley Fairhall Group 7
Mr Kerry Lee General Specials
Postal entries close Friday 11 July 2025
Online entries close Tuesday 15 July 2025
3RD CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE
SATURDAY
Schedule of classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 dogs 1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, 10a, 11a & 18a bitches
Pre judging for general specials may take place
Entries to the show secretary, Chris Moore, 236 BeaconsfieldEmerald Road, Beaconsfield 3807 or via Show Manager. Cheques made payable to Casey All Breeds Kennel Club Inc. Enquiries Ph: 0428 983 703 (no calls after 9pm) perfu@bigpong.com
Judges:
Ms Meredith Clegg Group 1
Mr Craig Reid Group 2
Mrs Elle Coombs Group 3
Miss Jess Jolly Group 4
Mrs Michel A Glover Group 5
Mrs Faye Crooks Group 6
Mr Max Winch Group 7
Mr Max Winch General Specials
Catalogue: Complimentary digital copy available via online provider or $5 pre-ordered
Entry Fee: $18, baby puppies $13
Judging Time: 8am with junior handlers. Breed judging not before 8.30am
Exhibit Numbers: To be emailed via online provider
Extreme Weather: Dogs Victoria Extreme Weather Regulations will apply (Regulation 7.6.8)
Catering: Available
Camping: Available to book via Show Manager
Special Prizes: Cash and sash for all in show and in group awards
Catalogue: Complimentary digital copy will be emailed at 7am on the morning of the show or paper catalogues $6 pre-ordered
Entry Fee: $18, baby puppies $13 add $2 if only entry
Judging Time: Junior handlers at the conclusion of the Caulfield & District Kennel Club Show, followed by breed judging not before 11.30am
Exhibit Numbers: To be emailed via online provider
Extreme Weather: Dogs Victoria Extreme Weather Regulations will apply (Regulation 7.6.8)
Catering: Available
Camping: Available to book via Show Manager
Special Prizes: Cash and sash for all in show and in group awards
Postal entries close Friday 25 July 2025
Online entries close Tuesday 29 July 2025
REGIONAL EVENTS COMPLEX, BENDIGO SHOWGROUNDS, HOLMES ROAD, BENDIGO
THURSDAY 31 JULY & FRIDAY 1 & SATURDAY 2 & SUNDAY 3 AUGUST 2025
Schedule of classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11 & 18 dogs 1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, 9a, 10a, 11a & 18a bitches
Pre judging for general specials may take place
Entries to to the show secretary, Helen Leech, 816 Calder Alternative Highway, Lockwood South 3551 or via Easy Dog Entries. Cheques made payable to Eaglehawk Kennel Club Inc (Thursday and Saturday AM), Bendigo Kennel Club Inc (Friday AM and Saturday PM) Castlemaine & District Kennel Club Inc (Friday PM and Sunday) Enquiries Ph: 0438 166 386 (no calls after 9pm) or sashajay_22b@msn.com
Judges:
Eaglehawk Kennel Club Bendigo Kennel Club
Thursday Show
Mr Christopher Woodrow (QLD)
Mrs Dianne Wright (NSW)
Ms Marie Patten (NSW)
Mrs Ros Barden (NSW)
Mr Joseph Diadone (QLD)
Mr Kerry Lee
Mr Glen Vernon (NSW)
Mrs Ros Barden (NSW)
Eaglehawk Kennel Club
Saturday AM Show
Mr Kerry Lee
Mr Glen Vernon (NSW)
Mr Christopher Woodrow (QLD)
Mrs Dianne Wright (NSW)
Ms Marie Patten (NSW)
Mrs Ros Barden (NSW)
Mr Joseph Diadone (QLD)
Mr Glen Vernon (NSW)
Friday AM Show
Ms Marie Patten (NSW)
Mrs Gail Buckley
Mr Glen Vernon (NSW)
Mr Joseph Diadone (QLD)
Mrs Ros Barden (NSW)
Mrs Dianne Wright (NSW)
Mr Christopher Woodrow (QLD)
Mr Christopher Woodrow (QLD)
Bendigo Kennel Club
Saturday PM Show
Mrs Ros Barden (NSW)
Mr Joseph Diadone (QLD)
Mrs Dianne Wright (NSW)
Mrs Stephanie Rickard
Mr Glen Vernon (NSW)
Mr Christopher Woodrow (QLD)
Ms Marie Patten (NSW)
Mrs Dianne Wright (NSW)
Castlemaine & District Kennel Club
Friday PM Show
Mrs Dianne Wright (NSW) Group 1
Ms Marie Patten (NSW) Group 2
Mr Kerry Lee Group 3
Mr Glen Vernon (NSW) Group 4
Mr Christopher Woodrow (QLD) Group 5
Mr Joseph Diadone (QLD) Group 6
Mrs Ros Barden (NSW) Group 7
Ms Marie Patten (NSW) General Specials
Castlemaine & District Kennel Club
Sunday Show
Mr Joseph Diadone (QLD) Group 1
Mr Christopher Woodrow (QLD) Group 2
Mrs Ros Barden (NSW) Group 3
Ms Marie Patten (NSW) Group 4
Mr Kerry Lee Group 5
Mr Glen Vernon (NSW) Group 6
Mrs Dianne Wright (NSW) Group 7
Mr Matthew Morse General Specials
Catalogue: Complimentary digital copy available via online provider on the morning of each show
Entry Fee: $18, baby puppies $12
Judging Time: Thursday 1pm, Friday AM 8.30am, Friday PM not before 1pm, Saturday AM 8am with junior handlers followed by breed judging not before 8.30am, Saturday PM junior handlers at the conclusion of AM show followed by breed judging not before 1pm, Sunday 8.30am with junior handlers followed by breed judging not before 9am
Exhibit Numbers: To be available via online provider
Extreme Weather: Dogs Victoria Extreme Weather Regulations will apply (Regulation 7.6.8)
Catering: Available
Camping: Available from 30/07/2025 to 04/08/2025 - https://form.jotform.com/BendigoShow/kennel-clubs-dog-show-camping
Special Prizes: Cash and sash for all in show and in group awards
KCC PARK, 655 WESTERNPORT HWY, SKYE
FRIDAY 8, SATURDAY 9, SUNDAY 10 AUGUST 2025
Schedule of classes
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 dogs
1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, 10a, 11a & 18a bitches
COMMITTEE DO NOT EXHIBIT OR HANDLE AT THESE SHOWS INDOOR RINGS
INTERNATIONAL PANEL OF JUDGES EXHIBITOR FRIENDLY SHOWS
Entries to, Brenda Harper, 1933 Cockatoo Rd, Yellingbo 3139 or via Easy Dog Entries Cheques made payable to Lillydale Kennel Club Inc. Enquiries Ph: (03) 5964 8571 (no calls after 9pm) or whytewood@bigpond.com Show Day
Enquiries Ph: 0412 114 891 Watch for updates on Lillydale Kennel Club Facebook Page
Friday Saturday Sunday Strike It Lucky Pot of Gold Treasure Chest
Judges
Mr Ricardo Oliviera Dias (Brazil)
Mr Richard Paquette (Canada)
Mrs Monica Amaral (Brazil)
Dr Fernando Antonio Bretas Viana (Brazil)
Ms Tempest Deptuch (Canada)
Mrs Maria Alice Bicudo Nogueira (Brazil)
Dr Maria Del Rocio Nadal (Brazil)
Mrs Monica Amaral (Brazil)
Mrs Monica Amaral (Brazil)
Mr Ricardo Oliviera Dias (Brazil)
Dr Maria Del Rocio Nadal (Brazil)
Ms Tempest Deptuch (Canada)
Mrs Maria Alice Bicudo Nogueira (Brazil)
Dr Fernando Antonio Bretas Viana (Brazil)
Mr Victor Rosado (Puerto Rico)
Mr Richard Paquette (Canada)
Mrs Maria Alice Bicudo Nogueira (Brazil) Group 1
Mrs Monica Amaral (Brazil) Group 2
Dr Fernando Antonio Bretas Viana (Brazil) Group 3
Mr Richard Paquette (Canada) Group 4
Dr Maria Del Rocio Nadal (Brazil) Group 5
Mr Ricardo Oliviera Dias (Brazil) Group 6
Ms Tempest Deptuch (Canada) Group 7
Mr Ricardo Oliviera Dias (Brazil) General Specials
Catalogue: Complimentary catalogue available via online provider or $5 pre ordered
Entry Fee: $22.50, baby puppies $15
Judging Times: Friday 9am with group 3, all other groups 10am. Saturday 8am with group 3, all other groups 9am.
Junior handlers to be held during the lunch break on Saturday. Sunday all groups 9am
Exhibit Numbers: To be emailed via online provider
Extreme Weather: Dogs Victoria Extreme Weather Regulations will apply (Regulation 7.6.8)
Catering: Light catering available
Camping: Available to book via Show Manager
Special Prizes: Cash and sash for all in show and in group awards
Lillydale Kennel Club Inc is proudly supported by the following loyal sponsors
The details of the litters presented appear in the following order: Prefix, Name of Breeder, Number of Dog/Bitches Registered, Whelping Date, Sire and Registered Number, Dame and Registered Number.
The attention of breeders and intending puppy purchases is drawn to the following VCA Regulations and ANKC Regulations. Full copies of the Regulations are available from dogsvictoria.org.au and dogsaustralia.org.au
4.4.4 Except as provided for in these Regulations any member selling, supplying or disposing of a dog to another person must supply to that person the signed registration certificate duly completed with the name and of the person and the transfer date, within one calendar month of disposal unless Management Committee otherwise directs. A member shall not include any contractual provisions contrary to this regulation. (15/11/11)
4.4.5 Any member who sells a registered dog without transfer of registration to the purchaser must obtain the agreement of the purchaser in writing that the dog will either not be transferred into the name of the purchaser or deregistered with the VCA.
4.4.6 A member shall not sell any dog in such a manner as to cause the purchaser to believe the dog being sold is registered with the VCA if it is not. (15/09/19)
4.4.6.1 A member may indicate during the sale that a dog which is not as yet registered with the VCA is intended to be registered in accordance with Regulation 4.1.3
ANKC LTD REGULATIONS Part 6 Section 8 Breeding
8.3 All bitches eight years of age and over at the time of a mating must have a current veterinary certificate stating that the bitch is in good health at the time of breeding. This certificate must be presented at the time of registration of the litter resulting from this mating. A current veterinarian certificate is defined as being within three months prior to the mating. (Added BOD 10/11)
8.4 First generation (father/daughter, mother/son, brother/ sister) matings are not permitted. ANKC Ltd Member Bodies will not register the progeny of father/daughter, mother/ son, brother/sister matings on the Main Register unless application was made to the Member Body and approval was given prior to the mating on the basis of health or genetic reasons to the benefit of the breed. Any breach of this regulation will constitute an offence by the member/ members who are the owners of the sire and dam of the litter. The progeny resulting from such a breach will be registered on the Limited Register and endorsed ‘never to be upgraded’ and any further penalties may be determined by the member’s member body. (Added 10/10, 6.7) (Amended EAP 07/11) (Amended 10/14, 7.5.6)
8.5 First Degree Mating protocols: (Added 10/12, 6.6.1)
8.5.1 Applications shall be made prior to the mating to the relevant ANKC Ltd Member Body and the following information is the minimum required for the Member Body to make deliberation:
a. Grounds for the mating should include details of the dogs to be mated and relevant health test results;
b. Desired outcomes for the mating;
c. When the intended mating is likely to occur.
8.5.2 Where prior approval has not been sought or granted by the Member Body. All progeny are to be registered on the Limited Register and the record flagged never to be upgraded to the Main Register. (Added 10/13 – 6.5.1)
TOY
Australian Silky Terrier
JANSILK Mrs J Cooke 2M 22/12/2024 CH. BALKANA HAWK EYE 3100377615 : CH. JANSILK TALKING IN WHISPERS 3100384531
Bichon Frise
TEJADA Tejada Kennels 2M 3F 09/01/2025 JJFREYJA UNDER THE RADAR 2100591514 : TEJADA ALONG CAME POLLY 3100449750
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
AXELTON Mrs K Powis 2M 2F 14/01/2025 COLOORA KLEER SHOT 2100601647 : DAVMUR LOVABLE LILY 3100429443
BLACKTREE Mrs A J Kleinitz 1M 03/02/2025 BLACKTREE MAKE MY HEART DANCE 3100437590 : BLACKTREE TRY ME FOR LUCK 3100459746
DAPSEN Ms D Petersen & Miss A Petersen 3M 2F 29/01/2025 PASCAVALE DOUGLAS 0020DG-SEM : CH. DAPSEN HOW FUN IS THIS 3100458672
ENGLISHFLAIR Ms L Gauci 2M 3F 18/01/2025 PAWPRINTPUPS PAWPRINT KIAN 3100463600 : ENGLISHFLAIR PIPPA 3100411896
LADONATAY Mrs D Taylor 1M 5F 09/02/2025 ROSELILLY ODIN 4100375744 : CAVSANCTUARY QUEENIE 5100133716
NAPARK Mrs R F Jones 2M 2F 18/01/2025 PAWPRINTPUPS PAWPRINT BUDDY 3100401904 : NAPARK GAZELLE 3100397025
ROCKMAGIC Miss L C Hawkins 1M 1F 03/01/2025
DAPSEN WALKING ON SUNSHINE (AI) 3100468700 : ROCKMAGIC GOTTA BE NO FOOL 3100461346
TARRACAVIES Mrs M St Clair 1M 2F 07/01/2025
NABUCCO DASHING DANNY 2100546562 : TARRACAVIES ISABELLA 3100440861
WILABENA Mrs R A Walker 2M 2F 03/12/2024 WILABENA PRINCE JASPER 3100386987 : WILABENA LADY LOTTY 3100402901
WILABENA Mrs R A Walker 3M 1F 04/12/2024 FALCONRISE ROYAL ACCOUNT 2100495645 : WILABENA LADY GINGER 3100380991
Chihuahua (Long)
BOUTIQUECHI Miss M K Lloyd 1M 30/11/2024 MARIO HUSKY PKR.IX-101725 : KAWAIIBFF PARTY GIRL 3100468435
REYNOSA Mrs A E Rhodes 2F 30/12/2024 CH. TORRE DEL PILAR SHOWCASE (IMP NLD) LOE2445748 : REYNOSA KISS ME QUICK 3100441150
Chihuahua (Smooth)
ADORACHI Ms K L Allison 1M 4F 26/01/2025 ADORACHI WINDY HILL LEWIS 3100465916 : TOYOPET LET ME SHOW YOU HOW 4100385385
ALLYNNA Mrs L Jenkin 1M 06/01/2025 ALLYNNA SI EDVARDO 3100408515 : ALLYNNA HONEY BLOSSOM 3100427261
BOUTIQUECHI Miss M K Lloyd 1M 2F 22/12/2024 YUZHNAYA DIKOVINKA ARAME TITBIT (IMP RUS) RKF6301228 : GOODWINN LILLY ANN 3100442037
English Toy Terrier (Black and Tan)
YURRUGAR Ms P Saunders 3F 13/02/2025 CH. YURRUGAR LONE STAR CONQUEST 3100302755 : CH.
YURRUGAR BLACK WIDOW 3100453841
YURRUGAR Ms P Saunders 3M 3F 13/02/2025 CH. YURRUGAR ANOTHER LEGEND 3100473492 : CH. A2O
Ch YURRUGAR BEYOND PARADISE 3100459620
YURRUGAR Ms P Saunders 3M 1F 05/02/2025 CH. YURRUGAR COWBOY CASANOVA 3100362103 : YURRUGAR COTTON CANDY 3100435963
Griffon Bruxellois
GRIFFONSBURG Dr I T Mitchell 1M 05/01/2025 A2O Ch SUP.CH. SWEDNDREAMS FIREFOX 4100369726 : GRAND. CH. GRIFFONSBURG VENUS VICTORIOUS 3100382582
Italian Greyhound
BURMANICA Mr C Watts 2M 4F 25/01/2025 CHIAGRES LAST DRINKS 9100012716 : KLAMURY SASSAFRASS 3100396340
MENTOOBE Ms J Phillips 2M 2F 04/03/2025 CH. MENTOOBE BLACK JASPER 3100451830 : MENTOOBE BLUE HAZE 3100451328
Miniature Pinscher
MAJICJEWL Mrs P Ball 1M 14/01/2025 CEDARHAVEN HIGHWAYMAN 4100320638 : MAJICJEWL LA PERLA 3100351581
Papillon
SEYOSO Mr R Leech 1M 1F 10/01/2025 CH. SEYOSO MONARCH OFTHE GLEN 3100346143 : SEYOSO GOLD SEARCHING STUDENT 3100460726
Pomeranian
DOCHLAGGIE Mrs D Leo 1F 06/01/2025 CH. DOCHLAGGIE DEVIL IN DISGUISE 3100475103 : CH. DOCHLAGGIE DARLING DIVA 3100449385
DOCHLAGGIE Mrs D Leo 2M 1F 16/01/2025 CH. LADONNA JP ADONIS OF AC DYNASTY (IMP JPN) JKC-PO04373/23 : DOCHLAGGIE BACK IN BLACK 3100452143
Pug
DIVINISE Mrs J Willoughby 2M 1F 10/12/2024 CH. DIVINISE SMOOTH OPERATOR RN. 3100472191 : DIVINISE SOUL SEARCHING 3100471185
TERRIER
Bedlington Terrier
BARJARZ Ms V M Scott 3M 2F 08/03/2025 CH. EGRETT GARDEN CALYPSA (IMP SVK) SPKP 241 : CH. BARJARZ SKIP TO THE CHASE 3100415252
PIPERDENE Miss S Hill 3M 4F 05/03/2025 CH. PIPERDENE FOO FIGHTER 7100020335-SEM : CH. PIPERDENE MISCHIEF MAKER 7100049856
Border Terrier
FURDEN Mr M & Mrs L Wendelborn 2F 04/01/2025 CH. EDENSIDE UNDERSTUDY 2100432212 : FERNBROOK COMOTION 3100418429
Bull Terrier
BRAXSTAR Mrs D & Mr N Hansen 3M 1F 02/01/2025 BRAXSTAR I LIKE IT LOUD (AI) 3100419866 : BRAXSTAR HOTTER THAN HELL 3100450493
VILLRINO Mr J Liprino 4M 4F 26/12/2024 ZEEJAY MASTER OF THE GAME (AI) 3100465975 : SEMAJON DIAMOND IN D ROUGH 3100453549
Bull Terrier (Miniature)
BULLROY Mr S & Mrs S Humphrey 4M 3F 21/01/2025 CH. FOREVAPALS TO INFINITY NBEYOND 3100409255-SEM : BULLROY ROK N BETH 3100468739
WILLOWN Mrs F Willox and the Late Mr K Willox 1M 4F 10/02/2025 CH. LLUBINIM FROZEN ASSETS (AI) 7100047205 : GLENDINDI ANGEL EYES 3100459848
Cairn Terrier
GLENPARK Mr G Perks 3M 1F 28/12/2024 KOTERANA RUHIA TUMAU 3100381285 : CH. MANETLAN ROYAL LILIANA 3100370107
GLENPARK Mr G Perks 3M 2F 24/10/2024 UK. CH. CARRADINE WHISKEY OSCAR 0120DF-SEM : CH. GLENPARK TIGER LILY 3100437990
JOYMONT Mrs C Scotton 1M 1F 04/02/2025
CAIRNSTONE’S YOUNG DUDE (IMP DEU) SE52693/2018SEM : CH. JOYMONT GOLD COIN 3100450094
Fox Terrier (Smooth)
ECIRP Ms R Price-Killeen 1M 1F 09/01/2025 SUP. CH. ECIRP SALUTE TO KEVIN 3100354319 : ECIRP MAJESTIQUE 3100338493
Irish Terrier
AWILDIAN Mr B Galpin 3M 3F 01/03/2025 SHANNAWONNA HEEZ THE MAN 3100442716 : AWILDIAN SPRING TIME 3100398390
Jack Russell Terrier
MAKLEWRA Mrs K E Vallender 1M 4F 18/02/2025 CH. CLAYCO TRIPLE TROUBLE 9100013069 : LEMOSA MISS RUBY 2100531274
STORMYJACKS Mrs W & Mr S Ladiges 2M 3F 28/02/2025
AVENDALE SIMPLY MAXAMILLIAN 5100134663 : JACKIRRA LULLABYSLUCY 4100361880
SWYNFORD Ms S Hunt 3M 3F 09/02/2025 ZOENDY ZEPHYRUS (IMP NZL) 01199-2023 : SWYNFORD MALLEE SUMMER 3100391699
WATCHOUTJAX Miss E Downey 3M 2F 09/02/2025 CH. JOYFULJACKS SIR RODJER 7100052540 : NEWESK SHES ALL CLASS 7100054387
Scottish Terrier
FLINDERSEA Ms K Cassidy 1M 31/01/2025 FLINDERSEA ERIK THE VIKING (AI) 3100410531 : FLINDERSEA HOLLY GOLIGHTLY 3100423102
SHORTBLAK Ms S L Sullivan 1M 05/08/2023 AM. GR CH.
CAN.CH. SUP.CH. SHORTBLAK WITH ONE 3100325377 : CH. SHORTBLAK EXPRESS YOURSELF 3100383209
Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier
ALINEX Mr I Bradbeer 1F 02/03/2025 AM. CH. GR. CH. BR. LUTRA’S KING OF HEARTS (IMP USA) RN38614601 : SHANECA RAINBOW CONNECTION 3100440023
ALINEX Mr I Bradbeer 1F 23/01/2025 AM. CH. GR. CH. BR. LUTRA’S KING OF HEARTS (IMP USA) RN38614601 : ALINEX STAR LIGHT 3100445520
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
ALLBLUESTAFF Mr J Armiento 4M 3F 12/01/2025
ALLBLUESTAFF MR MCNABB 3100478249 :
ALLBLUESTAFF ESCARLATE 3100426207
ALLBLUESTAFF Mr J Armiento 1M 3F 19/10/2024
ALLBLUESTAFF HUGH HEFNER 3100398776 :
ALLBLUESTAFF PORSCHA 3100460833
ALLBLUESTAFF Mr J Armiento 2M 2F 26/10/2024
ALLBLUESTAFF PHARON JNR (AI) 3100483746 : ALLBLUESTAFF STAY TUNED 3100455634
ALLBLUESTAFF Mr J Armiento 5M 6F 03/05/2023
CRADDOCK WILD BILL (IMP UK) AU03245503 :
ALLBLUESTAFF ZENA 3100398774
ALLBLUESTAFF Mr J Armiento 1M 8F 11/08/2024
ALLBLUESTAFF MR MCNABB 3100478249 : ALLBLUESTAFF RUBY RHOD 3100415209
ALLBLUESTAFF Mr J Armiento 4M 4F 05/07/2024
ALLBLUESTAFF WILL 3100475727 : ALLBLUESTAFF ROXY 3100461069
CASADEBILLIE Mrs S Valeri 3M 4F 15/02/2025
PESKEBLUE TYSON 3100390299 : PESKEBLUE BILLY 3100467352
CRACKASTAFF Ms E Kirtland-Jenner 3M 3F 27/02/2025 CH. ECHOSTAFF FLAMINGO MALLETS 3100431010 : CRACKASTAFF BLAZING MABEL 3100442950
ECHOSTAFF Miss A Freeman 4F 14/03/2025 CH. MONCHELPARK TO BE OR NOT TO BE 2100550145 : MONCHELPARK STEALING KISSES 2100595530
HERITAGEBLUE Mr G Portelli 4M 6F 22/12/2024
HERITAGEBLUE JAEGER BOY 3100411597 : HERITAGEBLUE SERINA 3100412635
MESSTAFFY Mr G Messaike 3M 1F 02/02/2025
KELZBLUGIRL THE FONZ 3100447124 : AYASLEGACY SMOKEY EYES 6100136879
MISSCHEVIUS Ms V Spence 1M 3F 21/12/2024
CIZSTARSTAFF SEBASTIENS PRIDE 3100445512 : ROYALILLYRIA BUKUROSHE 3100465166
MOKOIASTAFF Mrs M A Fraser 3M 3F 12/02/2025
LTTLEANGELS GOLD STANDARD 3100466295 : MOKOIASTAFF BUSTIN HEARTS 3100404269
NEVADALODGE Mr M Lowe 6M 1F 18/01/2025
NEVADALODGE SMOKERFACE 3100414334 : NEVADALODGE BLUE CHIP 3100445007
OLSENBLUES Miss R Dalla 4M 3F 25/01/2025
PLATINUMBLUE BOSSS 4100334986 : RHINOBLUE BLUEY 4100368934
West Highland White Terrier MELTDOG Mr P Portelli 4M 3F 16/02/2025 MACMHUIRAICH SUNNY 2100588648 : MELTDOG FROSTY 3100433677
REDGOWEST Mrs T Hollier 4M 2F 24/01/2025 SPRING WESTIES CHINA SUMMER TIME DOWNUNDER (IMP CHN) CKU-85445658/18 : REDGOWEST FLYING SNOW 3100414967
GUNDOG
Cocker Spaniel
LUVBY Mrs M Harrington 3M 6F 19/11/2024 JEZARLE SIR HUNTER 4100303579 : LUVBY AVANNA CHARLIE 3100462231
LUVBY Mrs M Harrington 2M 2F 16/12/2024 JEZARLE SIR HUNTER 4100303579 : LUVBY MAISY 3100473260
LUVBY Mrs M Harrington 1M 5F 24/11/2024 JEZARLE SIR HUNTER 4100303579 : LUVBY HOWIE LADY 3100408706
LUVBY Mrs M Harrington 2M 7F 06/12/2024 JEZARLE SIR HUNTER 4100303579 : LUVBY DOVE 3100462238
ROLIPOLI Mr C Mitton 4M 4F 25/12/2024 GOLDTAG JUST CHOCOLATE 4100320782 : ROLIPOLI ROSEMARY
3100474279
Curly Coated Retriever
CURLTRIEVER Curltriever Kennels 5M 1F 20/01/2025
SUP.CH. CURLTRIEVER BORN TO BE ALIVE 3100384712 : CURLTRIEVER WINNER R GRINNERS 3100413889
English Springer Spaniel
GLASTONPARK Mr S J Sapsead 3M 1F 15/12/2024
GLASTONPARK TARLTON 3100463986 : GLASTONPARK PAIGENE 3100448592
THORNFIELD Miss S J Haynes 3M 4F 01/03/2024
WRANGHAM HIT THE ROAD JACK 3100408179 : THORNFIELD WILLOW TREE GIN 3100439724
WHERRYMAN Mr R Booty 3M 3F 31/12/2024 WRANGHAM RHYS AP TEWDWR 3100477538 : WHERRYMAN NOBODYDOESITBETTER 3100405588
Flat Coated Retriever
MAYEBLOOM Mrs A Mayes 3M 3F 11/01/2025 CH. KELLICK BEST INTENTION 3100411571 : PEPPATREE OHTHEPLACESYOULLGO (AI) RN. 2100576153
German Shorthaired Pointer
ABDRUCKEN Miss S Vinci 3M 5F 20/01/2025
CANAWINDRA HOME FIRES BURNING 3100414032 : CANAWINDRA HOT ON THE TRAIL 3100401397
ELITEPOINT Mr D Cauchi 6M 7F 22/01/2025 F.T. CH. POINTGOLD LAST CHANCE 3100424060 : ELITEPOINT LIMITED EDITION (AI) 3100438482
OPTIMUMGENUS Mr B Apap 6M 3F 11/01/2025 KIOKIO AXEL (AI) (IMP NZL) 02884-2016 : OPTIMUMGENUS COCO 3100412242
RELOAD Mr P Cosaitis 3M 3F 21/12/2024 RELOAD AFTER THE RAIN (AI) 3100418754 : RELOAD LINE EM UP 3100366962
SWIFTPOINT Mr L Warner 6M 3F 01/01/2025 TOOLERN BUDDY 3100395135 : POINTMORE THUNDER STRUCK (AI) 2100533039
Golden Retriever
AMBRECREEK Ms K T Bernard 6M 4F 25/01/2025
AMBRECREEK HIGHLAND LACHY 3100443694 : AMBRECREEK LADY CLEOPATRA 3100463163
ARUSHI Mrs P Liston 3M 5F 15/12/2024 AMBRECREEK HIGHLAND LACHY 3100443694 : ARUSHI PIP 3100442023
GOLDENDESIRE Mrs R L Dickson 3M 5F 13/02/2025
CH. TAMESIS MADE YOU LOOK 3100464704 : GOLDENDESIRE PEGGY SUE 3100438837
GRATHANCAR Mrs J Jackson 1M 1F 17/01/2025
CH. GOLDSHYNE THE ANTZ PANTZ 3100444252 : ALMERRICK LAVENDER BLU 3100430524
ISLAMORE Mrs K Jaffe 3M 1F 05/03/2025 GOLDLOCKS RAFIKI 3100396309 : GLENYARRA DE LA RIVER 3100438379
MONTROY Mrs C Montgomery 5M 2F 19/02/2025 GOLDSHYNE KIWI BUZZ 3100457864 : MONTROY DREAMING OF SUNSHINE 3100451753
SANTAMARIA Ms D J Lee 1M 1F 01/02/2025 SANTAMARIA JUSTASCHOOLBOYCRUSH (AI) 3100476092 : CH. SANTAMARIA FRIENDSWITHBENEFITS 3100450081
SCARLETTBEAU Mrs C Boulton 3M 3F 28/01/2025 JATESCO AZURE STORM 3100381390 : MAYJOEHAVEN MY BUTTERCUP 3100411788
TRULORE Mrs K A & Mr S F Arndt 3M 6F 12/01/2025 SHELKEERA BENTLEIGH OAK 3100418705 : TRULORE PERFECT HARMONY 3100456654
TRULORE Mrs K A & Mr S F Arndt 3M 6F 01/01/2025 BURANI PRINCE OF TIDES 3100401884 : TRULORE
TOMORROWS ANOTHER DAY 3100383925
WAKUNPA Mrs C Pulis 2M 6F 02/01/2025 GOLDSTREEM PARTY MIX 3100454998 : WAKUNPA LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT 3100464669
Irish Setter
EIREANNMADA Mr G B Browne 8M 6F 19/01/2025
CH. EIREANNMADA MANCINI 3100396648 : CH. EIREANNMADA IRRESISTABLE 3100460716
Labrador Retriever
BALLYDOON Mrs C Quinn 3M 6F 26/02/2025 CH. KELINDEBAR SHOW TIME (AI) 3100445636 : ERINISLE BLACK ORCHID 3100382475
BARKALINDA Mrs B Howard 4M 2F 21/12/2024 NZ. CH. WILLOWSPRING SHADOWHUNTER 07527-2018 : BLACKHILLS RYLEE ACE OF SPIES (IMP NZL) 044192021
BARKALINDA Mrs B Howard 1M 3F 14/12/2024
BEEREEGAN STORM CHASER RRD. 3100391204 : BARKALINDA OVER THE RAINBOW 3100406805
BEEREEGAN Beereegan Kennels 4M 7F 04/03/2025
BIRDELHUND MIDNIGHT RAIDER NRD. AARD. 4100290797 : BEEREEGAN INDI OF TULLAMORE 3100423539
CARAVALE Mrs C Hauser 3M 1F 06/02/2025 DIACAS THATS JACK FOR OL RICK 3100423930 : CARAVALE MOVIESTAR 3100416609
CHIOT Ms L Baker 7M 3F 22/02/2025 LUKILAB DAY BREAK BUSH 3100380704 : LUKILAB CELTIC ROSE 3100448416
KYKETAMI Ms J Lang 5M 7F 17/01/2025 TARAALLAB BOBBY RAY ROSE 3100442155 : KYKETAMI KEEPSAKE 3100403262
LUKILAB Mrs D A Harris 6M 4F 04/03/2025 DIACAS THATS JACK FOR OL RICK 3100423930 : LUKILAB ROSE NOUGAT 3100441236
RODORBAL Mrs L Malseed 3M 4F 23/01/2025 SEAFAERIES CEDRIC (AI) 3100473705 : RODORBAL SELKIE 3100436158
SUNSHINELABS Mr M Lake 4M 4F 10/01/2025 JOALBE MUDDY NORA 2100556431 : SUNSHINELABS RAINY DAYZ 3100464549
WILLSRIDGE Mrs L Smith 4M 2F 31/01/2025 HIGHVIEW SCOTLAND 3100403278 : MANGIATO CARAMEL TIM TIMS 3100399086
Lagotto Romagnolo
HEVNSENT Hevnsent Kennels 4M 2F 12/01/2025
LADINAMICA PINTO 3100454579 : HEVNSENT ISABERR PHOEBE 3100419495
HOUND
Beagle
KEZZIAH Kezziah Kennels 2M 14/03/2025 A2O Ch C.I.B.
SUP.CH. LUNARS JIMMY NEUTRON 4100346201 : CH. KEZZIAH MAD LOVE 3100434950
Dachshund (Long Haired)
BELCARA Mrs C Mibus 4M 2F 20/01/2025 CH. BELCARA DARE DEVIL 3100366726 : GRAND. CH. BELCARA BREAKING HEARTS 3100431665
Dachshund (Miniature Long Haired)
BELCARA Mrs C Mibus 2M 1F 18/01/2025 CH. GRAEDON ORIGINAL SIN 3100471666 : CH. DICANTA PRINCESS PEACH 3100461192
Dachshund (Miniature Smooth Haired)
AUZPROM Mr J T Forbes 1M 3F 08/02/2025 DACHROE BLACK TIE AND TAILS 5100128072 : AUZPROM DR PENELOPE 3100467252
Rhodesian Ridgeback
INGWE Ingwe Kennels 3F 17/02/2025 CH. USAKOSE HIGHWAYTO HEAVEN 4100155131-SEM : CH. INGWE ABEBI (AI) 3100431329
LOYALRIDGE Mrs M Clark 5M 8F 06/03/2025 SUP.CH. KHANYSHA EDGE OF DARKNESS (AI) JC. 3100441805 : AMASHUTU BOURNE THIS WAY 3100439829
Saluki
TIANA Ms S M Perkins 4M 2F 25/02/2025 CH. CELESTIAN ODAN AT TIANA JC. (IMP HRV) HR10055SAL : TIANA JUST LIKE MAGIC JC. 3100419211
Whippet
KANATI Ms V Taylor 4M 3F 04/02/2025 CH. SUP.CH. DUAL. CH. (LC) FCH. MERRIROSE ROLL THE DICE 2100406730 : KANATI ALOHOMORA 3100405294
SUNSKYE Ms L G Parker 4M 4F 04/02/2025 HORIZONVIEW PROUD PRINCE 2100572290 : HORIZONVIEW BLACK DIAMOND 2100541018
WORKING DOG
Australian Cattle Dog
RABBITFLATS Miss H Barry 6M 02/03/2025 DOWNRIVER MY CUPPA TEA PT. HSAd HSAs (IMP CAN) KS4207937 : RABBITFLATS HERMIONE 3100446680
Australian Shepherd
ACAPPELIA Miss B K Pilkington 4M 1F 22/01/2025 CH. ACAPPELIA UNDER THE RADAR RN. TK.S. JC. 3100396488 : ACAPPELIA IF UR LIPS ARE MOVIN 3100447035
DAPSEN Ms D Petersen & Miss A Petersen 2M 1F 22/02/2025 AM. CH. AM. GR CH. BREWEDSTONE’S DESIGNATED DRIVER (IMP USA) DN52947502-SEM : DAPSEN IF ONLY EWE KNEW 3100430587
ELLAGANT Ellagant Kennels 3M 5F 18/01/2025 CH. SUP. CH. ELLAGANT COVERT OFFICER 3100385965 : CH. BLUEAMBLE HELLS BELLS 2100505680
KALASKA Mrs D Klaaysen Mr J Beard & Mrs K O’Riley 7M 3F 31/12/2024 ELLAGANT TAILOR MADE (AI) 3100471326 : KALASKA SWEET AS IVY SWA TDX. 2100562564
ROUGHLINE Ms O Kilpatrick 1M 1F 30/01/2025 NZ. CH. CH. LANBART CAPTAIN AMERICA 2100392238 : DAPSEN PRINCESS OF RUFFLINE 3100441782
SHARAM Miss S M Male 4M 4F 20/01/2025 CH. DAPSEN R U READY FOR IT AT (AI) 3100391359 : DAPSEN SLAP N TICKLE AT 3100441783
TINKAMAS Miss A Smith 4M 2F 10/01/2025 TINKAMAS SWEET AS PIE 3100468610 : ELLAGANT SHAKIN NOT STIRRED (AI) 3100440171
TINKAMAS Miss A Smith 6M 2F 14/01/2025 ELLAGANT FOOLISH LOVE 3100454708 : ELLAGANT CAUGHT IN A MAZE (AI) 3100429710
Belgian Shepherd Dog (Malinois)
SCHWARCHUND Mr D Jagodic 3M 3F 08/01/2025 NERO
V.’T MERLEBOSCH (IMP NLD) NHSB2920527-SEM : SCHWARCHUND HANA 3100437314
Border Collie
AMALEEPARK Mrs S Artley 1M 2F 01/09/2024
TMPCOLLIES IMPRESSIVE IN BLACK 4100393137 : BORDELAINE AUBURN TWIST 2100484655
ETHERIAL Ms S Douglass 4M 2F 15/12/2024 ETHERIAL BLINDING LIGHTS (AI) 3100473683 : CH. ETHERIAL IN FOR A PENNY 3100330693
GLENTARELLA Ms E Hill & Mr S Barnett 2F 09/03/2025
CUMBEYND ARCTIC DRIFT 2100514700 : GLENTARELLA DOT 2100560131
KORBENPARK Mrs K Mischkulnig 3M 3F 22/12/2024
JESZACIA MAGIC EVIL CHARMER 4100387128 : KELSDON INDIGO INUIT 3100419329
MILANGIMBI Ms D Miller 6M 3F 11/01/2025 MILANGIMBI NEW KID IN TOWN 3100461739 : MILANGIMBI DENIM N DIAMONDS 3100437111
RJDOGS Mr R & Mrs J Ball 2M 5F 04/12/2024 RJDOGS BIGBOY JORDAN 3100406879 : CHAZARA LONG AWAITED FOR MYA 4100361588
STARLITT Miss K Bugeja 2M 1F 11/01/2025 YEOVILLE KING O HEARTS JD. 3100459385 : KHEMBEAR A MILLION DREAMS 3100450117
WAGTAILDOWNS Mrs J & Mr P Gray 1M 2F 15/02/2025
MARALOY LEVI 3100468811 : MAJEITE PRINCESS LEAH 3100415384
WAGTAILDOWNS Mrs J & Mr P Gray 4M 4F 21/01/2025
MARALOY LEVI 3100468811 : BRADSTON CHILLIE 3100420160
Collie (Smooth)
FOXBELL Ms J Cook 4M 3F 18/01/2025 CH. TENDER WIND’S TOUCH OF KINDNESS (IMP FIN) FI47333/20 :
CH. FOXBELL ALL ABOUT EWE 3100427683
Finnish Lapphund
TAIGAKOIRA Dr T J MacDonald 4M 1F 20/02/2025
CH. TAIGAKOIRA SUPERTROUPER AT 3100426044 : TAIGAKOIRA IHANA KUKKA (AI) 3100377486
TAIGAKOIRA Dr T J MacDonald 4M 2F 13/01/2025
CH. HERDING INSTINCT’S NAKKE NAKUTTAJA (IMP SWE) SE15583/2012 : TAIGAKOIRA HONEY HONEY 3100426047
German Shepherd Dog
SWARTZLIC Mrs S Hargreaves 1M 4F 24/01/2025 LYCAN VOM HAUS BOY WONIS (IMP SRB) JR762978NO : SWARTZLIC BERRY DUSTY 3100384195
VONSISMOHAUS Mr N Sismanis 3M 5F 26/02/2025
VONDENAERO ELVIS 2100587821 : VONBEAUTY
MIESHA 3100461473
German Shepherd Dog (LSC) DEVILSRUN Mr C Whitford 2M 7F 21/01/2025 CH. EROICA CATCH ME IF YOU CAN 5100077759 : FREINHAUF VENDETTA 6100136375
Miniature American Shepherd
Mrs B MacDonald 1F 23/03/2023 AM. CH. ALTA RAMBO
LIN ROSE (IMP NZL) DN49074102 : SOUTHERN SUN DIXIE DN79265501
Mrs B MacDonald 1F 27/11/2022 AM. CH. ALTA RAMBO
LIN ROSE (IMP NZL) DN49074102 : ANITAS GYPSY SISSY (IMP USA) ASDM-KY-1600100
Mrs B MacDonald 1F 23/03/2023 AM. CH. ALTA RAMBO
LIN ROSE (IMP NZL) DN49074102 : SOUTHERN SUN DIXIE DN79265501
Mrs B MacDonald 1M 04/08/2022 WAGON TAILS KING OF OZ (IMP NZL) 02803-2021 : SOUTHERN SUN MIA (IID) (IMP USA) ASDM-AUS-2102687
Mrs B MacDonald 1M 16/02/2024 WAGON TAILS BLUE EYES N HOT (IMP NZL) 01677-2023 : SOUTHERN SUN
LITTLE POCKET ROCKET DN79265301
Mrs B MacDonald 1M 16/02/2024 WAGON TAILS BLUE
EYES N HOT (IMP NZL) 01677-2023 : SOUTHERN SUN
LITTLE POCKET ROCKET DN79265301
Shetland Sheepdog
AURORALIGHT Miss S Rowe 2M 1F 05/02/2025 NZ. CH. CH. CHARMHILL PURFECT CHANCE 3100428695 : HORTONPARK ROSEMAREE 3100438242
Swedish Vallhund
UBIQQUE Mrs J Eaton 3M 2F 25/01/2025 STARVON DARK KNIGHT WITH VALLTINEYA 3933DE-SEM : UBIQQUE MAGENTA MISTRESS 3100458235
Welsh Corgi (Pembroke)
BOJOJAMILE Mr R H Hutton & Mrs V J Hutton 2M 2F 07/01/2025 CH. BOJOJAMILE BRING IT ON 2100268188SEM : CH. BOJOJAMILE BORN TO REIGN (AI) 3100463068
UTILITY
Alaskan Malamute
NEMETONA Ms S Easton 3M 22/11/2024 NEMETONA DARK SKY 3100473058 : NEMETONA GYPSY DANCER 3100369313
Bernese Mountain Dog
STARBERN Mrs J Meyer 1M 2F 20/01/2025 BERNEREMMAS JAILHOUSE ROCK (IMP DEN) DK 11221/2022 : CH. LILACBREEZE FERGALICIOUS 3100411458
Boxer
LUDGINA Ms J Wilson & Mr J Hodgins 3M 1F 20/01/2025 TRAXX UNDENIABLE (AI) 2100547456 : LUDGINA MISS PANDORAA (AI) 3100464977
MEKYAHROSE Miss K Bradshaw 5M 3F 21/01/2025 KAMNDAK WHERE ART THOU ROMEO 4100373762 : MEKYAHROSE KENZI 3100435451
Bullmastiff
NIGHTQUEST Mrs M & Miss E Edwards 4M 3F 03/02/2025
SUP.CH. MYMOOCH JUDGES QUEST 5100117844 : CH. NIGHTQUEST SHE WILL REIGN 3100388611
Cane Corso
BULLOCHET Mrs S & Mr R Smith 1M 1F 15/09/2024 ALLEVATORE BOOSH LIMITER 3100430768 : BULLOCHET VIPER SIENA 3100422321
Dobermann
BISART Bisart Kennels 4M 3F 28/02/2025 CH. BISART THE HOLY GRAIL 3100436834 : CH. BISART BRING THE BLING CA. 3100440197
CABOCHON Mrs L Harwood 6M 4F 16/02/2025 A2O Ch
SUP.CH. EBONDOBE ETERNAL FIRE (AI) 4100358524 : CABOCHON TINKLE THE IVORIES 6100139539
Portuguese Water Dog
UPTREND Mrs R A & Miss S Beaman 5M 4F 18/12/2024
CH. UPTREND AQUA DIZEACK (AI) 3100468159 : UPTREND DARK SIDE OF THE MOON 3100407455
Pyrenean Mountain Dog
BARREGES Mrs V James 1F 03/10/2024 DOUZOUM DU NEOUVIELLE (IMP FRA) LOF27355-SEM : BARREGES DEMOISELLE MATILDE 3100376149
Rottweiler
ELLAURICK Mr P & Mrs T Godkin 2M 1F 03/03/2025 CH. CLYZAN SPEAK NO EVIL (AI) HT 3100286426-SEM : CH. DELLAHAR UTZS FLAME (AI) RN. TK.S. ET. 3100414557
SEEUFERHAUS Mr L Boutzetis 6M 4F 12/12/2024
SEEUFERHAUS SOVIL RAMBO 3100424473 : SEEUFERHAUS SOVIL NYX (AI) 3100449037
Samoyed
KIMARK Miss K Wardle 3M 2F 16/02/2025 KALASKA D LUX EDITION 3100429023 : CH. KIMARK PARTY WITH ME 3100451607
SAMAYAH Miss L Abramich 1M 4F 25/02/2025 SNERZOK AMAZING FANTASY 3100427116 : SAMAYAH BELLA DONNA MOON (AI) 3100423645
Schnauzer (Miniature)
GEURDSDIVE Miss E Divine 1M 3F 02/03/2025
SALERYDER SMART RUDOLPH 3100476098 : GEURDSDIVE JUILUS RUBY CAESAR 3100441396
NON SPORTING
Dalmatian
DIMADAL Dimadal Kennels 4M 3F 15/02/2025 SUP.CH. KRYSTAWAY LETS TAKE A SELFIE 2100527435 : CH. DIMADAL WILD WITH DOTZ (AI) 3100367875
French Bulldog
ECHOSTAFF Miss A Freeman 3M 08/12/2024 CH. KAYSAND BALL OF STYLE 3100389481 : ZULUBUL BUBBLE MANIA 4100355035
SARCELLES Mrs B Andre & Mr S Jervies 1F 22/01/2025
CH. SARCELLES GASTON 3100396954 : SARCELLES DESIGNER LABEL 3100445000
Japanese Spitz
BELZBENTLEY Miss R Bentley 3M 1F 13/12/2024 CH. BELLETRISTIX DARKTHRONE (IMP FRA) RKF 6025608 : BELZBENTLEY KAKADU 3100432896
BELZBENTLEY Miss R Bentley 1M 05/01/2025 CH. BELLETRISTIX DARKTHRONE (IMP FRA) RKF 6025608 : BELZBENTLEY DANCE THE TANGO 3100452353
BELZBENTLEY Miss R Bentley 5F 15/01/2025 CH. BELLETRISTIX DARKTHRONE (IMP FRA) RKF 6025608 : SUNOYURI ATOJIN ETERNITY 6100137550
SHIRAYURI Mr S Gentle 1M 2F 02/02/2025 CH. SHIRAYURI HIDDEN TREASURE 3100450662 : CH.
SHIRAYURI GRACIOUS ONE 3100439534
Poodle (Miniature)
TANNAH Mrs Y O’Connor 1F 27/12/2024 PUDELICIOUS TIGER IN THE TANK 2100519579 : TANNAH PINK DIAMOND 3100371482
Poodle (Standard)
GRANDESPRIT Miss C Moya 3M 5F 18/12/2024
GRANDESPRIT BILLY THE KID 3100463027 : GRANDESPRIT POWER OF NATURE 3100468539
TANNAH Mrs Y O’Connor 1M 2F 23/01/2025 TANNAH A ZEPHER IN PARIS 3100301996-SEM : KALOF FIELD OF DAHLIAS 3100434025
Poodle (Toy)
CASHYPARK Ms C A Perryman 1M 19/02/2025 CH. CASHYPARK ZEON PARIS OVERLORD 3100455504 : CH. CASHYPARK SUMMER IN PARIS 3100385330
DREAMYPET Mr Y Chai & Ms Q Zhang 2F 23/11/2024
PENG CHENG QING YUAN WAUZI (IMP CHN) CKU172D453445/18 : TAIDIRED SILVER DREAMY 3100450505
MARLAU Marlau Kennels 2M 1F 24/12/2024 MARLAU BORN TO BE BOLD 3100433869 : MARLAU MUSICAL LYRIK 3100453664
POODLELUV Mrs A Katsipis 1M 1F 16/12/2024 SILKYELK MASTER BRONZE 4100382909 : POODLELUV TOP MODEL 3100470669
PROCLAIM Mrs A Hansen 1F 23/02/2025 POODLELUV JUST ANILLUSION 3100478334 : PROCLAIM RUBYSLIPPERS 3100453929
TOY
Yorkshire Terrier
CH. YETHOLME MAIRAS MAKIN MEMORIES RN. 2100618260 (F) 09/07/2024 BiH. CH. ME. CH. MK. CH. CH. LARANTA TERIYAKI (IMP RUS) RKF6177828 : CH. AUCHMUIR ADVENT AT YETHOLME (IMP UK) AZ14600104 - Ms J Clancey
TERRIER
Australian Terrier
REBELGLEN TINKER TAYLOR RN. 3100465956 (M) 12/03/2023 REBELGLEN THIS IS ME 3100402084 : REBELGLEN OH LA LA 3100384821 - Mrs P Rizvi
GUNDOG
English Springer Spaniel THORNFIELD EMBARGO RE. SWV SWE SWX 3100322491 (N) 23/04/2015 MISTRAL ACHERON (IMP NZL) 07131-2011 : WRANGHAM CATHY EARNSHAW RRD. ADX. JDM. SD. GD. 3100242701 - Mrs J Bates
Golden Retriever
ANNADOR I MAXIMUS SWA 3100353059 (M) 21/01/2017 CH. LARBELLAH TAKE THE LEAD 7100019629 : CH. ANNADOR LITTLE MISS SPLENDID 3100258633 - Ms C Croft
R.CH. FERNFALL CASPER BROGAN CCD. CDX. RE. RM. JD. 3100458146 (M) 01/10/2022 GRAND. CH. TULZEAN AUTUMN TANGO 3100082994 : CH. FERNFALL DANCIN INTHE MOONLITE 3100355609 - Mr A Brogan NEUT. CH. TS. GRAND.CH. TRI CH.(T)(RO) KEANSTAR CARUSO CDX. RAE. TK.N. SWN SPRD NRA. ORA. CA. 3100373881 (N) 04/04/2018 CH. KIRIEL IL DIVO 3100247516 : DUAL. CH. (T) NEUT. CH. TS. GRAND.CH. TRI. CH. MORNINGMYST BRIGHT STAR CCD. SWN RE. 3100295563 - Ms J (& the late P) Convery KEANSTAR STORM CELLAR TK.S. RAE. SPRD TD. JC. 3100444131 (M) 29/12/2021 DUAL. CH. (T) TRI. CH. TS. GRAND.CH. KEANSTAR STORMCHASER CCD. RAE. 3100336950 : DUAL. CH. (T) NAZNEEN WYLDEFYRE TDX. 3100399341 - Ms J (& the late P) Convery
NEUT. CH. TRI. CH. TS. GRAND.CH. T GR CH. R.CH. MORNINGMYST LOGANS RUN CDX. RAE. TK.N. SWN NRA. JD. SD. SPD. CA. 3100315261 (N) 08/12/2014 CH. TRIGOLDEN HIGHLAND PIPER 3100265250 : DUAL. CH. (T) TS. GRAND.CH. NEUT. CH. MORNINGMYST DESTINY BOUND 3100226128 - Ms J (& the late P) Convery
Hungarian Vizsla
CH. ABBIESTAR LUCA VON PILLERSDORF RN. ET. 3100453224 (M) 29/05/2022 VADASZLANGOL CUSTER NRD. ET. 3100404238 : NEUT. CH. ABBIESTAR FRENCH RIVIERA 3100308976 - Abbiestar Kennels
Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever
GLENMAVE CRITICAL DURATION SWN RA. TK.N. 3100459897 (F) 21/10/2022 CH. GLENMAVE RED COMET 3100332578 : CH. GLENMAVE RENAISSANCE GIRL 3100379895 - Mrs J Vanatta
HOUND
Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen
TUMTUMS MONSIEUR CAA. 3100451465 (M) 06/05/2022
SUP.CH. DANCE MONKEY V. TUM-TUMS VRIENDJES (IMP NLD) NHSB3193950 : PENNY LANE V. TUM-TUMS VRIENDJES (IMP NLD) NHSB3207044 - Miss A Gorton
WORKING DOG
Border Collie
R.CH. BELADELE FLYING FREE CDX. RAE. TK.S. 3100359776 (S) 21/04/2017 STEADFAST XMARKS THE SPOT 3100295568 : BELADELE WHATA WOMAN 3100239947 - Beladele Kennels
CH. NEUT. CH. YEOVILLE UPTOWN FUNK N.SPRD ET. 3100363413 (S) 04/08/2017 CH. STEADFAST THAT OL BLACK MAGIC ET. 3100273072 : YEOVILLE
SATORISWIFT 3100262859 - Mr J Schultz
Collie (Smooth)
DUAL. CH. (R) GRAND. CH. DRAMBUIE DRY AND DIRTY
CCD. CD. RAE. SPRD TDX. TSD. AD. JDX. SD. SPD. GD. ET. 7100034801 (F) 30/09/2015 CH. KAELYI WORTH THE WAIT HT 3100222818 : CH. TRALYN BEATRIX POTTER 3100286370 - Miss A Butler
REDBUDDIES Mrs K Razu 1M 14/09/2024 REDSONNET RED MILO RAZU 3100319839 : SUNSHINESTAR
DREAMY HONEY 4100322811
TAIDIRED Ms Y Zhou 2F 26/01/2025 TAIDIRED EVENING STAR JACKIE 3100432557 : TAIDIRED AMAZING GRACE 3100446425
TAIDIRED Ms Y Zhou 1M 1F 17/01/2025 LUVABLEPAWZ RED CHILLI PEPPER 3100427544 : TAIDIRED CHARMY 3100457800
TINYREDS Mrs A Azzopardi 2M 1F 06/02/2025 TAIDIRED BEAU CESAR 3100462194 : TOYZRGREAT REDRAVEREVIEW 3100457635
Shih Tzu
ELJAES Mrs L Woolley 3F 01/02/2025 TZUYUAN BOYS WITH THEIR TOYS 7100043190 : GRAND. CH. ELJAES BUTTERFLY PRINCESS 3100424900
Swedish Vallhund
CH. ICANHAZ EVOLVED STAR RN. 4100369314 (F) 18/03/2022 CH. OSUNO GREY GRENADE (IMP NZL) 06136-2020 : CH. UBIQQUE DONT CHANGE MY LUCK 3100385663 - Miss S Hadley
UTILITY
Dobermann
BISART KARMA IS A QUEEN N.SPRD 3100478753 (F) 10/02/2024 CH. BISART WHEN HELL FREEZES OVER SPRD CAA. 3100440195 : CH. DOBERLING IN THE LIMELIGHT 4100367617 - Bisart Kennels
NON SPORTING
Dalmatian
DIMADAL BRAAVOS TK.S. 3100435316 (M) 24/07/2021
SUP.CH. PACEAWAY WINTER IN VEGAS 4100262642 : NEEHI TEAR DUCTS N RUST 3100380722 - Mrs K White
OTHER Associate Register
WARRIORPRINCESS TK.S. 302461AR (S) 24/12/2021Ms T Farrell
APRILROSE TK.S. 302585AR (S) 11/01/2022 - Mrs K White
BLACKFLASHMOLLY TK.N. SWN AD. JDX. JDO. SPD. GD. 302159AR (S) 03/10/2019 - Ms M Wheatley
KADEN SPRD JC. CAM2. WWPD. 302143AR (N) 09/11/2017 - Ms K Harris
Sporting Register
BLUEMOON KAI CDX. RE. TK.A. ADX. ADO. JDM. JDO. GDX. SDX. SPDM. PT. A0749SR (F) 18/09/2014 - Ms E V Mucha
TOY
Bichon Frise
A2O Ch C.I.B. SUP.CH. CHARHARRA PERFECT CHOICE (AI) 3100414339 (M) 14/08/2020 CH. AME JUMELLE EYVOR (IMP ARG) FCA16330-SEM : CH. CHARHARRA I WEAR THE PANTS 3100346928 - Mrs K M Taylor
CH. CHARHARRA LITTLE MISS PERFECT 3100476051 (F) 16/11/2023 A2O Ch C.I.B. SUP.CH. CHARHARRA PERFECT CHOICE 3100414339 : CHARHARRA AINT MISBEHAVIN 3100411648 - Mrs K M Taylor
Biewer Terrier
POL. CH. CH. JORDAN NESJANA (IMP POL) PKR. RN-1651 (M) 25/05/2022 POL. CH. GRAN DE KUERRO KRAFT PKR.RN-1O23 : POL. CH. JENEVA FROM LOVELY GUYS PKR.RN-977 - Mr Y & Mrs M Morag
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
A2O Ch C.I.B. SUP.CH. DAPSEN DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE 3100430582 (F) 08/04/2021 NLD. CH. NLD. JR CH. WHATEVER OF AN EXCELLENT CHOICE (IMP NLD) NHSB3057567 : CH. C.I.B. SUP.CH. DAPSEN MIRROR MIRROR 3100359536 - Ms D Petersen & Miss A Petersen
TRI NEUT CH TRO DUAL GR CH N-TS MULTI CH. DAVENTRI MIDNIGHT DASH CDX. RAE4. AD. JDX. GD. SDX. SPDX. HTM.I. FS.I. ET. 3100217572 (N) 15/03/2009 CH. DAVENTRI COPPER GEM 3100177510 : CH. DAVENTRI NIGHT WHISPERS 3100116302 - Ms P Windlow
TS. CH. NEUT. CH. T.CH. TRI. CH. MULTI CH. R.CH. DAVENTRI SOLDIER WINDLOW CCD. RAE. JD. SD. FS.N. HTM.N. ET. 3100288020 (N) 08/04/2013 GRAND. CH. DAISYMONT TIME IN MOTION 3100259996 : DAVENTRI MIDNIGHT TRYST 3100217567 - Ms P Windlow
CH. MATMOR PROM NIGHT 3100475052 (F) 21/11/2023
CH. INNESVEIL NORTHERN DREAM 3100405140 : CH. MATMOR LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS 3100398480 - Mr M L Morse & Mr W A Henderson
Griffon Bruxellois
CH. ARMORGRIF TOO HOT TO HANDLE 3100479640 (F) 15/03/2024 SUP.CH. ARMORGRIF ASMODEUS
3100312625 : CH. ARMORGRIF SMOOTH CRIMINAL
3100437874 - Ms R Morse
CH. ARMORGRIF RED HOT REBEL 3100479641 (M) 15/03/2024 SUP.CH. ARMORGRIF ASMODEUS 3100312625 : CH. ARMORGRIF SMOOTH CRIMINAL 3100437874 - Ms R Morse
GRAND. CH. ARMORGRIF QUEEN ATHALIAH 3100418114 (F) 03/10/2020 SUP.CH. ARMORGRIF ASMODEUS 3100312625 : GRAND. CH. ARMORGRIF JEZEBEL 3100342086 - Ms R Morse
Havanese
CH. HAVANOVA PERFECT ADDICTION 5100141696 (F) 28/11/2023 CARNWATH TEE KAY MAXX 3100397816 : CH. SHARTOOZ MAHJONG 5100119860 - Ms A Parkin
Miniature Pinscher
CH. NEUT. CH. MAJICJEWL DARK KNIGHT RN. 3100329536 (N) 30/08/2015 CH. NEUT. CH. BATPIN ANTZ PANTS 3100264912 : I-AMA-JEWL OF MELKA (IMP NZL) 01523-2012 - Mr M Hayes
CH. DOM. SUPACHARM DAYS OF FUTURE PAST 3100318470 (F) 16/01/2015 GRAND. CH. LEORICIA PRIME MOVER 3100243419 : SUPACHARM APOCOLYPSE 3100212587 - Mrs L J Prior
Papillon
CH. KWANA THEFOX 3100457595 (M) 29/09/2022 AM. CH. CAN.CH. SUP.CH. NANRICH TOPFLITE MYSTERY MAN (IMP CAN) FL771292 : CH. PENBRYN PENELOPE PITSTOP 7100047338 - Ms G Cherry
CH. PINKLEE THE PERFECT STORM 3100472817 (F) 28/08/2023 AM. CH. CAN.CH. SUP.CH. NANRICH TOPFLITE MYSTERY MAN (IMP CAN) FL771292 : CH. PINKLEE SHES GOT SASS 3100416450 - Ms M Sarif
TERRIER
Bull Terrier
CH. POTENS NEEDLE 3100464132 (F) 16/02/2023 BULLPATCHY SANDRO HIT 3100432138 : POTENS SHADOW ASSASIN 3100399911 - Mrs D Patterson
Bull Terrier (Miniature)
CH. GLENDINDI AINT SHE SWEET 3100459849 (F) 13/11/2022 CH. LLUBINIM LOCK DOWN LAD 7100049537 : MISHRODMINI MISS WINONA 3100427804 - Mrs D & Mr G Harding
Fox Terrier (Smooth)
A2O Ch C.I.B. SUP.CH. ECIRP SHES GOT THE LOOK
3100457543 (F) 06/09/2022 SUP.CH. ECIRP SALUTE TO KEVIN 3100354319 : CH. ECIRP TERRIFIQUE
3100354327 - Ms R Price-Killeen
GRAND. CH. A2O Ch C.I.B. ECIRP RENAISSANCE
3100448432 (M) 09/03/2022 SUP.CH. ECIRP SALUTE TO KEVIN 3100354319 : CH. ECIRP MAGNIFIQUE
3100338492 - Ms R Price-Killeen
Manchester Terrier
CH. DOGCT DARE TO BE A CHALLENGE 3100479475 (F) 09/03/2024 DOGCT DARING DUMBO BLOSSOM 3100452385 : CH. CATHASAIGH PETUNIA PETAL AT DOGCT 3100438955 - Mrs A Shevchenko
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
CH. BOLDHART BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN 3100468283 (F) 20/05/2023 CH. BOLDHART BEST KEPT SECRET 3100409997 : CH. LEKSTON PAINT THE NIGHT SKY 3100355428 - Mr A J & Mrs N S Kelton
CH. LIKALOT I MADE YOU LOOK 3100468754 (F) 31/05/2023 CH. LIKALOT CHILDS PLAY 3100296209 : LIKALOT WALK ON THE WILD SIDE 3100424440 - Mr D & Mrs B Livingstone
CH. LOHARO ARISE FROM THE ASHES 3100452936 (F) 26/06/2022 CH. RAVENSWOOD CONNECT FOUR 5100124015 : LOHARO CRACK N ORDER 3100384301Ms L Lelliott
GUNDOG
Curly Coated Retriever
CH. CURLTRIEVER EAT YOUR HEART OUT 3100474480 (M) 01/10/2023 SUP.CH. CURLTRIEVER BORN TO BE ALIVE 3100384712 : CURLTRIEVER WINNER R GRINNERS 3100413889 - Curltriever Kennels
Field Spaniel
DUAL. CH. (T) NEUT. CH. DOM. BIRDRISE AELIN FIREHEART TSDX. 5100113228 (S) 24/06/2019 CH. C.I.B. FIELDSPAN PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS 2100465982 : SHEVINGTON OVRLKS RED SKYE 5100086285 - Mrs C & Mr J Webster
Hungarian Vizsla
NEUT. CH. ABBIESTAR FRENCH RIVIERA 3100308976 (S) 10/07/2014 SIMBASGOLD ROCCO 4100131204 : DUAL. CH. (TS) TS. GRAND.CH. ABBIESTAR CAISSE DEPARGNE RA. ET. 3100221605 - Abbiestar Kennels
Labrador Retriever
NEUT. CH. BIMMELRUN PRINCESS BEATRICE RN. TK.S. TD. 3100418945 (S) 01/11/2020 TAPUA KINGFISHER 2100503927 : BIMMELRUN ROSELLA 3100338529 - Dr R Peile & Miss M Peile
GRAND. CH. DIACAS PHANTOMS BACK ATOLRICK 3100382377 (M) 11/10/2018 CH. CAMBEWARRA SPENDING UP 2100403972 : CH. HIGHSTARR A LADY SHE IS 3100311875 - Miss R Brock
CH. MORNDEW THUNDER (AI) 3100393229 (M) 11/06/2019 DRIFTWAY BLUE PRINT 2100210185-SEM : MORNDEW PARIS WITH LOVE 3100347689 - Mr H B
Vardon
Pointer
A2O Ch C.I.B. SUP.CH. TYEANBO TAKE ANOTHER LOOK 3100371922 (M) 24/02/2018 SUP.CH. TYEANBO LOOK MY WAY N.SPRD CA. 3100309858 : CH. TYEANBO DIXIE CHICK 3100276108 - Mr G Munro
Weimaraner
CH. VONDERWEI FAMILY AFFAIR 3100427297 (F) 07/02/2021 CH. BROMHUND YOURE SO VAIN 3100321045 : CH. VONDERWEI BEST KEPT SECRET 3100353609 - Mr J Wallis
Weimaraner (Longhair)
A2O Ch C.I.B. SUP.CH. WALDWIESE SAME BUT DIFFERENT 5100115068 (M) 07/11/2019 GRAND. CH. WALDWIESE IN A LEAGUE OFMY OWN 5100084086 : CH. WALDWIESE LET TH FORCE B WITHU 5100097315 - Miss A Haverkamp
HOUND
Basset Fauve De Bretagne
CH. ARENDT BARNACLE BILL 4100401232 (M) 23/07/2024 ORLANDO DES DOMAINES DE KEREMMA (IMP NZL) LOF6BFB37314/5840 : CH. ARENDT FEEL GOOD 3100410751 - Mrs S Culbert & Mr G Jones
Beagle
A2O Ch C.I.B. SUP.CH. LUNARS JIMMY NEUTRON 4100346201 (M) 25/11/2020 AM. CH. AM. GR CH. SUP. CH. RED AMERICANA KEMPINSKI AT ARGYLE (IMP USA) HP54312001 : CH. KARAKUSH LUNA LOVEGOOD 2100474896 - Kezziah Kennels & Mr J Cook & Mrs R Co
Borzoi
CH. ASTRAGORN LUXET VERITAS 3100469684 (M) 18/06/2023 CH. & NZ. CH ASTRAWITCH END GAME 3100337527 : CH. KONZA LYTHE DIPPIN DOTS (IMP USA) HP54960209 - Mrs C Edwards
CH. GLENEAGLE JADE IN SILVER (AI) 3100476928 (F) 23/12/2023 CH. PSOVAYA BEWITCHED 9100011694-SEM : CH. DOM. GLENEAGLE WHICKED WITCH 3100387682 - Ms K Nott
CH. DOM. GLENEAGLE WHICKED WITCH 3100387682 (F) 07/01/2019 CH. & NZ. CH ASTRAWITCH END GAME 3100337527 : CH. GLENEAGLE NORTY BUT NICE 3100253043 - Ms K Nott
Dachshund (Long Haired)
CH. BELCARA TIME AFTER TIME 3100480583 (F) 12/03/2024 SUP.CH. BRIARMIST BREAKING THE RULES 3100341092 : CH. BELCARA FOLLOW ME TO TEMPATION 3100419714 - Mrs C Mibus
Dachshund (Wire Haired)
GRAND. CH. WYREDACH IMA HOTTIE 2100532265 (M) 07/12/2019 AM. GR CH. TREIS PINHEIROS WILD SPIRIT SW (IMP USA) HP54713201 : CH. WYREDACH MISS LEWINSKY 2100407759 - Ms H Notting
Rhodesian Ridgeback
CH. ACACIAVELD CATO GLADIUS 3100412814 (M) 24/06/2020 OTESHA HONDO 3100367745 : CH. OTESHA ASHANTI 3100327457 - Ms C Newhouse
CH. RIGINAL LAY LADY LAY (AI) 4100386053 (F) 23/04/2023 UKR. CH. BALT. JR CH. BLR. CH. C.I.B. EE. CH. EE. JR CH. LTU. CH. LTU. JR CH. LVA. JR CH. LVA. MVA. POL. CH. SLV. CH. BALT. CH. KITOKO AUKSINIS FENIKSAS (IMP LTU) LSVKRR0162/16-SEM : CH. RIGINAL PIRATE SMILE 4100335011 - Mrs C Smart
Saluki
A2O Ch C.I.B. SUP.CH. BAGHDAD LETS GO PARTI 2100517824 (F) 29/03/2019 SUP.CH. CRISNICK SURPRISE PARTI 6100082799 : CH. TIANA LUCYINTHESKYWITHDIMONDS JC. 3100322349 - Mr A Chato & Mrs M Chato
Whippet
TRI CH. (T)(TS) NEUT. CH. MULTI CH. vFCH. KERRYPARK LADY LUCK RN. TK.S. SPRD ET. SC. 3100349535 (S) 16/10/2016 CH. COLLOONEY BIGQ (IMP UK) AQ00954204 : CH. KERRYPARK PAINTED LADY 3100218155 - Miss C Tanis & Mr B Quarrell
WORKING DOG
Australian Cattle Dog
CH. WYHANDOO TUNDRA 3100467058 (M) 18/05/2023
CH. NEUT. CH. PUREHEEL JACK FROST 3100401248 : CH. PUREHEEL TICKET TO RIDE 3100409532 - Mrs N Hale
Australian Shepherd NEUT. CH. AUSFX WRAPPED IN RED ET. WNPD. WPD. 3100322119 (S) 29/03/2015 CH. ROZATE CALIFORNIA HWAY PATROL ET. 3100210326 : AUSFX GO AHEAD MAKE MY DAY ET. 3100271403 - Ausfx Kennels
CH. ELLAGANT SALTED CARAMEL (AI) RN. SWN 3100458364 (F) 05/10/2022 DUAL. CH. (T) ELLAGANT
TOP GUN CCD. RAE. 3100193448-SEM : ELLAGANT SETTLE PETAL 3100402639 - Mr M Hayes
Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog
CH. CUMBYDENE STAND BY ME 4100367353 (M) 04/03/2022 SUP.CH. ARAVAN GERRY STANDING 2100414951 : CH. NEUT. CH. TROPICRAIN BOUDICA 4100311735 - Mr R Brooks & Mrs K Hillas
Border Collie
CH. QELTYNN SHOTGUN 3100467131 (M) 21/11/2022
BORDERJAC I SHOT THE BARMAN 6100129876 : WYNNLAKE GETYA HEAD INTH GAME 5100109323 - Ms
D Miller
CH. STEADFAST TIME FR A RUDE SHOCK 3100470179 (F) 08/07/2023 STEADFAST GOOD T TH LAST SHOCK 3100456008 : STEADFAST TIME FOR REMINISCING 3100363374 - Mrs G McKiernan
Collie (Rough)
CH. IZKAZE SS FLAGSTAFF 3100481039 (M) 09/04/2024
CH. IZKAZE SEEKING SOLACE 3100368577 : CH. IZKAZE LA COQUETTE 3100389836 - Ms K Reeves
Collie (Smooth)
TS. CH. DUAL. CH. (T) TRI. CH. SUNSHARD THE ALCHEMIST CD. RM. 3100325847 (M) 06/06/2015
TALCOTT PIGLING BLAND 3100268118 : T.CH. TRI. CH. NEUT. CH. TS. GRAND.CH. R.CH. TALCOTT HALLELUJAH CD. 3100257653 - Miss C Hodges
Finnish Lapphund
CH. NEUT. CH. DOM. LECIBSIN SAMETTI RN. (IMP UK) AP0902357 (S) 01/01/1900 LECIBSIN KEPPONEN FIN58413/08 : LECIBSIN SUVITUULI FIN3864909 - Ms S Chouffot
German Shepherd Dog (LSC)
TRI CH.(T)(RO) C.I.B. NEUT. CH. DUAL GR.CH.(TS) TS. GRAND.CH. SUP.CH. MULTI CH. RIMERINI DARE TO DREAM CCD. RAE. TK.N. HTM.I. FS.N. 2100439436 (S) 25/09/2015 CH. SUNDANEKA TRUE BLUE 2100379583 : GRAND. CH. RIMERINI ALWAYS N FOREVER 2100366102 - Miss L Brownhill
Shetland Sheepdog
CH. LOUANDA DEFYING THE ODDS 3100476823 (M) 26/11/2023 CH. CHARMHILL CAMELOT AT LOUANDA 3100445707 : SUP.CH. LOUANDA SUMMER SENSATION 3100381988 - Louanda Kennels
CH. NEUT. CH. MONTAGE AMAZING GRACE RN. 3100401309 (S) 11/11/2019 CH. ALISTE PACQUIAO RN. 5100089944 : CAN.CH. GRANDGABLES MESMORIZE YOU (IMP CAN) EG704068 - Mrs J Prout
C.I.B. SUP.CH. SANTECHO TAKE A CHANCE ON ME 3100399941 (F) 31/10/2019 CAN.CH. SUP.CH. GRANDGABLES DEJA BLUE WRIGGLE BUM (IMP USA) DN45463504 : SANTECHO JUST THE TICKET 3100368976 - Mrs J Mitchell, Miss K Hone & Mrs M Chato
Welsh Corgi (Cardigan)
GRAND. CH. KALORA U CANT TOUCH THIS 5100108579 (M) 28/09/2018 GRAND. CH. KALORA QUALITY CONTROL 5100095988 : KALORA SECRET OBSESSION 5100097698 - Glenine Kennels
GRAND. CH. LLANDAFF BLACK MAGIC (AI) 3100429564 (M) 30/03/2021 KINGSBURY’S JUST A LITTLE HOCUS POCUS DN55499101-SEM : GRAND. CH. TREHILYN DANCES WITH DRAGONS 6100090568 - Ascalon Kennels
Welsh Corgi (Pembroke)
GRAND. CH. NEUT. CH. ANTUDOR THE VIGILANTE AT LAKAMARI 4100311388 (N) 18/08/2018 SUP.CH. AINGEALAG DARE TO DREAM 4100237554 : CH. ANTUDOR COLORME CRYSTAL ROSE 4100236278Lakamari Kennels
NEUT. CH. PLAYTA GINGERBREAD COOKIE 3100401100 (S) 26/10/2019 GRAND. CH. DYGAE FINAL EDITION 3100367527 : DOSSLYNNE THE JOURNEY 4100262881 - Mrs R Jenner
UTILITY
Alaskan Malamute
CH. SIARNAK LENAWIN RAININ WINTA 3100469773 (F) 22/06/2023 CH. WINWARD’S OUT FOR A RIP AT KATAKU (IMP USA) WS71521803 : CH. SIARNAK ANACAN LENA WPD. 3100358616 - Mr J Ganson
Bernese Mountain Dog
CH. BERNATION LEGENDS ARE MADE 3100471645 (M) 21/08/2023 CH. GUINNESS RIOMADEA GRANDE (IMP USA) HR11378BS : SWISSKISS WHISKEY GIRL (IMP USA) GN814200 - Miss F Broome & Mrs N Higgins
CH. C.I.B.-J DARKCRUSH CRIMSON THREAD 3100464731 (F) 06/03/2023 CH. VENNBERNE FULL OF MISCHIEF 3100436706 : CH. DARKCRUSH IMPERATOR FURIOSA 3100398637 - Mrs E Stewart & Ms S Holmes
Boxer
CH. BINBELLA TOUCH OF SPICE AT KESDAR 3100479756 (F) 29/03/2024 KESDAR MON AMIE 3100408140 : BINBELLA CHILLI FEVER 3100428808 - Ms J D Davis & Ms H Keele
Bullmastiff
CH. BULLNARLI DODGE RAMM (AI) 3100477629 (M) 11/01/2024 CH. NEUT. CH. WATERLEA THUNDA FRM DOWNUNDA (IMP NZL) 02929-2016-SEM : CH. SALIERI SUNSHINE TOTHA GROUND 4100358094 - Miss J Pendle
CH. BULLNARLI ULTIMATE PICK UP (AI) 3100477630 (F) 11/01/2024 CH. NEUT. CH. WATERLEA THUNDA FRM DOWNUNDA (IMP NZL) 02929-2016-SEM : CH. SALIERI SUNSHINE TOTHA GROUND 4100358094 - Miss J Pendle & Miss C Berlyn
CH. DIBULLIC BURROWS 3100455108 (M) 11/07/2022
DIBULLIC MAXIMUS 3100343178 : HAPPYLEA SALAFINA 2100520164 - Miss C Moloney
Newfoundland A2O Ch GRAND. CH. C.I.B. NEWFASHION A LITTLE BIT TIPSY AT CLAZZIC 5100131186 (F) 06/02/2022 CH. C.I.B. SOM. CAPEBASS MOCCONA CLASSIC 3100319226 : NEWFASHION FIVOCLOCK OBSESSION 5100106632Mr C Stewart & Mrs E Stewart
Rottweiler
CH. STEVMAR WALK IN THE DREAM 3100465154 (F) 11/03/2023 CH. EMCEE HAMMER VON MUNTZ VON ISAS HAUS (IMP USA) WS60597106 : CH. STEVMAR LUMINESCENT 3100382366 - Ms K Frost
Samoyed
SUP.CH. SOM. ARTAIGA’S ESSENCEWHENIFALLINLOVE (IMP ITA) LOI09/59031 (M) 27/10/2008 SNOGEMS THUNDERS ROAR AG0901221 : C.I.B. GRC. CH. ITL. CH. ME. CH. SNOWSAPPHIRE ROYAL GEM LOI06/76989Mrs J Mr G & Miss K Hughes
NEUT. GRAND CH. SUP.CH. DOM. AIREBIS WHAT DREAMS R MADE OF 3100259298 (S) 08/07/2011 CH. ZAMORA ROYALE CZAR 3100164658 : CH. SNERZOK COCO AZZURE 3100162108 - Mrs J Mr G & Miss K
Hughes
Schnauzer (Miniature)
CH. KIEREE WAY BACK INTO LOVE 3100425205 (F) 25/01/2021 CH. RUSHMERE PURE ANARCHY 3100369225 : BLAIZENOAK MUSIC AND LYRICS 3100388069 - Miss K Strahan
CH. MEGAZTAR PICTURE PERFECT 3100480607 (F) 17/02/2024 SING. CH. CH. SUP.CH. ACESTAR HIGH HOPES FOR VALEHAVEN (IMP SGP) 86664/22 : CH. MEGAZTAR LUCKY CLOVER 3100392907 - Ms B A Tan NON SPORTING
Boston Terrier
GRAND. CH. BOSLEA MISTER PAPARAZZI 3100409164 (M) 08/04/2020 BOSTONBOB BRUNO SPLIT 3100264864 : CH. ZAMENHOF MADJIK DREAMS 3100356288 - Mrs L Brown
GRAND. CH. RIPEET APPARENT HEIR AT AMERIGENT 3100468622 (M) 27/05/2023 SUP.CH. ZAREBA LETS GET READY TORUMBLE 2100437395 : RIPEET SPELLBOUND 3100379868 - Mr S Manning & Mr P Mayorkinos
British Bulldog
CH. KARAZMA GIFT OF GOD (AI) 3100482468 (F) 11/06/2024 BAGIBELI ACE OF SPADES (IMP UK) 1437DH-SEM : KARAZMA A GIFT OF HOPE 3100417499 - Karazma Kennels
Dalmatian
C.I.B. SUP.CH. EDELEVLEK PAST PRESENT FUTURE
RN. ET. JC. 3100374625 (F) 31/03/2018 CH. ADSTAFF FRANKIE FALZONI ET. 7100035290 : NEUT. CH. EDELEVLEK GYPSY WARRIOR ET. JC. 3100334462Miss A Van Vliet
French Bulldog
CH. ARTDEQO AUTUMN SUN AT KAYSAND 3100409731 (F) 08/05/2020 CH. KAYSAND BALL OF STYLE 3100389481 : MOONGLADE WINTER IS COMING 4100308370 - Kaysand Kennels
Japanese Spitz
CH. A2O Ch BELZBENTLEY HADRON COLLIDER 3100425346 (M) 12/02/2021 C.I.B. SUP.CH. DAESDAEMAR FOREIGN EXCHANGE 2100414981 : GRAND. CH. BELZBENTLEY SATURN FIVE 3100302364 - Miss R Bentley
CH. BELZBENTLEY RUSSIAN BELL 6100144270 (F) 15/11/2023 CH. BELLETRISTIX DARKTHRONE (IMP FRA) RKF 6025608 : BELZBENTLEY BLUE BELL 3100445973 - Miss R Bentley
Poodle (Miniature)
SUP.CH. JENUIN LOVELYRITA 3100460629 (F) 04/12/2022
CH. JENUIN SGT PEPPER 3100436044 : JENUIN PENNY
LANE RA. 3100406441 - Mrs J Sculac
Poodle (Toy)
CH. JENUIN BEWITCHED 3100478363 (F) 02/02/2024 JENUIN ROMEOS HEART 3100466027 : JENUIN
KATERINA 3100441834 - Mrs J Sculac
Xoloitzcuintle (Miniature)
CH. C.I.B. AMORENEKID NUEVOS COMIENZOS 4100328871 (M) 11/10/2019 TADEO (SUEDAN) (IMP MEX) FCMF3612-B : CH. AMORENEKID TINKERBALD 4100253775 - Ms L Lancaster
Objections to an approved prefix must be notified to the Dogs Victoria office within three months from the date of this publication (Per Dogs Australia Regulations Part 10 National Prefix Register)
ANTRIS WA A Mentesana & C Smillie
BANJLS VIC Miss S Hayes
BLUEDROVERS NSW Mr M Cortis
BUGALDABAY NSW Mrs J Cook
DAYTOY WA Mr Y Jiang & Mrs Y Qi
EDENGOLDEN SA Mr M B Mason
IFORINDY WA Mrs A Catalano
LEXRITZ WA Mrs K Waterstrom
HOUND Irish Wolfhound
CONGHAL SELKIE LOCH ATLAS 3100451330 (M) 02/05/2022 (Mr A Clare & Miss K O’Brien) Mr S Scully NEW ZEALAND
Within Vic
Prefix Present Owner New Owner
ALLERHOCHST Mr J & Mrs J Belbin Mr R & Mrs T McIntosh
ARMORGRIF Mrs R & Mr A Morse Ms R Morse
IGAMORE Mrs E M Roberts Miss E Dolling & Mrs E Roberts
KOBUSON Mrs K O’Bryan Mrs K OBryan & Miss T O’Bryan
MANNAGUM Mr J & Mrs G T Stryder Mrs G T Stryder
Into Vic
MATSULIA WA Ms J Star
MILLENNABULL VIC Mrs F Micallef
MILTENDUFF VIC Mr J Cocciardi
NEVERJUSTA VIC Mrs K Smith
PAWLUXE QLD Mrs C Ghita
VOUSAC VIC Dr R Conyers
WINDYHILLLAB WA Mrs K Hetherington
WYNDROSE NSW Mr S & Mrs L McGregor
Prefix Present Owner New Owner State SCHONHARDT Miss M MacLeod-Woodhouse & Mr R Richards Miss M MacLeod-Woodhouse & Mr R Richards NSW
BREED
AFGHAN HOUND CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Margaret Barras, Ph: 0407 821 528 mbarras@optusnet.com.au
AIREDALE TERRIER CLUB OF VIC INC – Kathleen McFarlane, Ph: 0412 713 479 brynee.8@bigpond.com
ALASKAN MALAMUTE CLUB OF VIC INC – Mr James Ganson, Ph: 0409 939 211 amcvinc@gmail.com
AMERICAN COCKER SPANIEL CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Tanya Smith, Ph: 0416 676 533 tanyawhitesatin@live.com
AMERICAN STAFFORDSHIRE TERRIER CLUB OF VIC INC
– Helen Lomax, Ph: 0411 372 804 amstaffclubofvic@gmail.com
ASSOC OF ALL MASTIFF BREEDS OF VIC INC – Mrs Sonya Willie, Ph: 0415 831 094 charmeurouge@live.com.au
AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Robyn Spargo, Ph: 0409 811 542 acdcvic@outlook.com.au
AUSTRALIAN KELPIE CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Jan Scholtz, Ph: 0418 338 931 kuscokelpies@hotmail.com
AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD CLUB VIC INC – Mr Ross Carlson, Ph: 5978 0061 or 0418 512 965 rcarlson@internode.on.net Puppy Enq Jayne Mallon Ph: 9390 3671
AUSTRALIAN SILKY TERRIER CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Jan Cooke, Ph: 9850 1495 jansilk@tpg.com.au
AUSTRALIAN TERRIER CLUB OF VIC INC – Mr John Davidson, Ph: 0409 434 411 aussieterrierclubvic@outlook.com
BASENJI CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Cathryn Curnick, Ph: 5266 2178 karamo@iinet.net.au
BASSET HOUND CLUB OF VIC INC – Maureen Boaler, Ph: 0411 305 244 secretary.bhcv@gmail.com
BEAGLE CLUB OF VIC INC - Mrs Pam Tyler, Ph: 0402 007 750 pamtyler@bigpond.com
BEARDED COLLIE CLUB OF VIC INC – Samantha Templeton, beardedccvic@gmail.com
BELGIAN SHEPHERD DOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Lesley Longmuir, Ph: 0425 743 608 radnor2886@gmail.com
BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Lynette Dawson, Ph: 0435 674 861 bmdcvsecretary@gmail.com
BICHON FRISE CLUB OF VIC INC – Caz Millman, Ph: 0407 502 381 caz250a@gmail.com
BORDER COLLIE CLUB OF VIC INC – Claire Stipic, Ph: 0418 149639 secretary@bordercollie.org.au
BORZOI CLUB OF VIC – Kath Kovacic, Ph: 0413 458 885 borzoi.club.vic@gmail.com
BOSTON TERRIER CLUB OF VIC – Lynne King, Ph: 0421 172 887 taylynpark@gmail.com
BOXER ASSOCIATION OF VIC INC – Mr Arthur Fry, Ph: 9740 8788 arthurcfry@gmail.com
BRITISH BULLDOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Dominick Mastroianni, Ph: 0435 045 898 britishbulldogclub@gmail.com
BULLMASTIFF CLUB OF VIC – Ms Cheryl Wright, Ph: 9435 8801 bullmstr@bigpond.net.au
BULL TERRIER CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Deborah Patterson, Ph: 0403 210 590 bullterrierclubvictoria@gmail.com
BULL TERRIER MINIATURE CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Kerry Hellsten, Ph: 0432 764 470 btmcv@y7mail.com
CAIRN TERRIER CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Barbara Candela, Ph: 5981 8532 balbridiecairns@gmail.com Puppy Enquiries Elaine Ferbrache 9390 7161
CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL CLUB OF VIC INC –Mrs Joy McInnes, Ph: 0403 535 649 cavsecretary@cavalierclubvictoria.com
CENTRAL HIGHLANDS WORKING GUNDOG CLUB – Mrs Wendy Davis, Ph: 0408 364 172 beregan@bigpond.com
CHIHUAHUA CLUB OF VIC INC – Emma-Lee Slavin, Ph: 0467 762 320 chihuahuaclubofvicinc@outlook.com
CLUB L’EPAGNEUL BRETON VIC. INC – Mr Bruno Benavente, Ph:0415 159 824 breton@clubbreton.com.au
CLUMBER SPANIEL LEAGUE VIC – Ms Caitlin Ryan, Ph: 0450 576 228 c.j.ryan@optusnet.com.au
COCKER SPANIEL CLUB OF VIC INC – Gillian Robinson, Ph: 0421 304 285 robmondkennels@gmail.com
COLLIE CLUB OF VIC – Kaye Reeves, Ph: 0417 368 464 collieclubvictoria@gmail.com
CURLY COATED RETRIEVER ASSOCIATION OF VIC INC –
Mrs Melinda Naughton, Ph: 0401 138 905 naumel@bigpond.com
DACHSHUND CLUB OF VIC INC – Ms Katrina Brooks, Ph: 5234 8224 kamaline@aussiebb.com.au Puppy Enq Brenda Howell Ph: 5234 8224
DALMATIAN CLUB OF VIC INC – Denise Bennett, Ph: 0408 206 046 dalmationclubofvictoria@gmail.com
DEERHOUND CLUB OF VIC INC - Ms Katrina Hillier, Ph: 0436 323 574 deerhound.club.vic@gmail.com
DOBERMANN CLUB OF VIC INC – Debbie Charters, Ph: 0404 838 861 secretary@dobermannclubvictoria.com.au
ENGLISH SETTER ASSOCIATION OF VIC INC - Mr Simon Barraclough, Ph: 9395 7948 spb251272@sky.com
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Bronwyn Patchett, Ph: 5789 1395 jdcpatchett@gmail.com
FINNISH LAPPHUND CLUB OF VIC INC – Miss Cherelle Latta, Ph: 0427 337 576 secretary@flcv.org
FLATCOATED RETRIEVER ASSOC OF VIC INC – Ms Leanne Tormey, Ph: 0421 358 301 leannetormey@optusnet.com.au
FRENCH BULLDOG CLUB OF VIC – Acting Secretary Jacqui Webb, Ph: 0438 345 247 kaysand@westnet.com.au
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Dearne Jackson, Ph: 0413 278 042 secretary@gsdcv.org.au Puppy Officer Nicky, Ph: 0417 539 628, puppylist@gsdcv.org.au
GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTER CLUB OF VIC INC–Raelene Trimble, Ph: 0418 589 554 raelenetrimble@gmail.com
GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB OF VIC INC – Elizabeth Mitchell, Ph: 0417 565 478 secretary@grcv.org.au
GORDON SETTER CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Sue Natoli, Ph: 0448 396 548 suenatoli@hotmail.com
GREAT DANE CLUB OF VIC INC – Dorothy Alexander Ph: 0411 613283 greatdaneclubvic@gmail.com
GRIFFON BRUXELLOIS CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Robin Simpson, Ph: 0409 255 369 griffonclub.secretary@gmail.com
HOUND CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Barbara McVilly, Ph: 0478 947 572 houndclubvic@gmail.com
HUNGARIAN VIZSLA CLUB OF VIC INC – Craig Wills, Ph: 0407 177 329 cwillst6@gmail.com Puppy/Breed Enquiries Nicola Abell donandnicola@bigpond.com
IRISH SETTER CLUB OF VIC INC – Ms Rhonda Fisher, Ph: 0400 889 321 rhonda.fisher@optusnet.com.au
IRISH WOLFHOUND CLUB OF VIC INC – Miss Kathryn O’Brien, Ph: 0402 276 852 kathrynobrien23@hotmail.com
ITALIAN GREYHOUND CLUB – Eliza Dolling, Ph: 0438 019 800 lovely_lucy9@hotmail.com
JACK RUSSELL TERRIER CLUB OF VIC – Alicia Mann, Ph: 0428 786 535 tiarker@aapt.net.au
JAPANESE CHIN CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Margaret Barras, Ph: 0407 821 528 mbarras@optusnet.com.au
JAPANESE SPITZ CLUB OF VIC INC – Sandra Creighton, Ph: 0423 238 862 jspitzvic@gmail.com
KEESHOND CLUB OF VIC INC – Ms Lyn Rawlings, Ph: 0478 162 886 secretary.kcv@gmail.com
LABRADOR RETRIEVER CLUB OF VIC INC – Miss Evy Tano, Ph: 0407 362 319 info@labvic.org.au
LITTLE LION DOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Rosemary Hawkins, Ph: 0419 517 969 rosemary.chinn@saputo.com
MINIATURE PINSCHER CLUB OF VIC INC – Ms Lisa Prior, Ph: 5629 9688 supacharm2@bigpond.com
NEWFOUNDLAND CLUB OF VIC INC – Miss Emily Durant, Ph: 0448 251 047 newfclubvic@gmail.com
NON-SPORTING DOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Kate Buss, Ph: 0434 867 256 bestofbritish@icloud.com
NOVA SCOTIA DUCK TOLLING RETRIEVER CLUB – Laura Van Dinther, Ph: 0417 669 378 laura.vandinther@gmail.com
OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Ms Anne Binns, Ph: 0455 065 808 anne.binns@hotmail.com
PAPILLON CLUB OF VIC INC – Leanne Tormey, Ph: 0421 358 301 leannetormey@optusnet.com.au
PEKINGESE CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Dannielle Mondon, Ph: 0416 162 783 danniellemondon@gmail.com
POODLE CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Jo Turnley, Ph: 9428 6028 or 0418 380 062 poodleclubofvictoria@hotmail.com Puppy Officer: Pam Poole Ph: 5786 1899 pam.poole@activ8.net.au
PUG CLUB OF VIC INC – Ms Jane Dowdy, Ph: 5267 2258 pugclub@skymesh.com.au
PYRENEAN MOUNTAIN DOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Peter Woods, Ph: 0439 995 624 prwds@me.com
RARER BASSET BREEDS CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Jo Reimer, Ph: 0418 871 924 jomreimer@gmail.com
RARER GUNDOG SPANIEL CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Susan Armstrong, Ph: 0434 842 528 susan.ceilidharmstrong@gmail.com
RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK CLUB OF VIC INC – Frances Parsons, Ph: 0408 717 413 rrcvsecretary@gmail.com
ROTTWEILER CLUB OF VIC INC – Rachel Mackay, Ph: 0447 392 817 rcvsec1@gmail.com
SALUKI CLUB OF VIC INC – Chantal Parratt, Ph: 0402 516 647 salukiclubvic@gmail.com
Puppy Enq Stan Green Ph: 9876 4639
SAMOYED CLUB OF VIC INC – Mr John Wilders, Ph: 0409 549 014 thesamoyedclubofvictoria@gmail.com
SCHIPPERKE CLUB OF VIC INC – Pauline Grutzner, Ph: 0419 513 201 sunfirespaniels@outlook.com
SCHNAUZER CLUB OF VIC INC – Ms Liz Maclaine, lizmacla@bigpond.net.au
SCOTTISH TERRIER CLUB OF VIC INC – Ms Tomris Mustafa, Ph: 0433 897 009 info@stcvic.com
SHETLAND SHEEPDOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Megan Mathers, Ph: 0409 966 201 meganrmat@outlook.com
SHIH TZU CLUB OF VIC – Maureen Schuyt, Ph: 0401 990 054 secretary@stcv.org.au
SIBERIAN HUSKY CLUB OF VIC INC – Jenny Campbell, Ph: 0400 275 881 secretary@shcvic.org.au
Puppy Enq Nita Blanch Ph: 5998 2580
SOFT COATED WHEATEN TERRIER CLUB – Mrs Carolyn Curnow, Ph: 9551 2732 vic.wheaten@gmail.com
SPORTING TERRIER CLUB OF VIC INC – Kerry Hellsten, Ph: 0432 764 470 sportingterrierclubofvictoria@yahoo.com.au
STAFFORDSHIRE BULL TERRIER CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Penni Harrison, Ph: 0488 556 577 penni.harrison1306@gmail.com
TENTERFIELD TERRIER CLUB OF VIC INC – Mr Ian Cooke, Ph: 0417 527 024 ttclubvictoria@gmail.com
TIBETAN SPANIEL ASSOCIATION OF VIC INC – Lisa Woolley, Ph: 0409 135 745 tibbies@tsavaustralia.com
TOY DOG CLUB OF VIC INC - Mrs Christina John Ph: 0438 845 039 toydogclubvic@gmail.com
TOY POODLE SOCIETY OF VIC – Mrs Renee Borg, 0422 372 268 toypoodlesocietyvic@gmail.com
Puppy enq. Beverley Gleeson
UTILITY DOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Mr Arthur Fry, Ph: 9740 8788 arthurcfry@gmail.com
VICTORIAN GUNDOG CLUB INC – Miriam Strmecki, Ph: 0423 064 597 secretary@victoriangundogclub.com.au
VICTORIAN SPITZ BREEDS CLUB INC - Ms Debbie Parker, Ph: 0419 548 932 vicspitz@optusnet.com.au
WEIMARANER CLUB OF VIC INC – Mr Michael Yeo, Ph: 0422 446 996 secretary@weimaranervic.com
WELSH CORGI CLUB OF VIC – Ms Fiona Baird, Ph: 0409 177 828 froni71@hotmail.com
WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER CLUB OF VIC INC –Kathy Beimers, Ph: 0402 988 917 beimerskathy@gmail.com
WHIPPET ASSOCIATION OF VIC INC – Robynne Spencer, Ph: 0413 451 454 rspencer21@bigpond.com
WHITE SWISS SHEPHERD DOG ASSOCIATION OF VIC INC – Ms Jan Kelly, Ph: 0437 570 650 wssdavic@gmail.com
WORKING DOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Mrs Julie Burnett, Ph: 0418 562 946 jas82592@bigpond.net.au
ACTION DOGS VICTORIA INC – Jodie Beable, Ph: 0419 590 050 jodie.cunliffe@gmail.com
AGILITY DOG CLUB OF VIC INC – Susy Cudmore, Ph: 0403 536 681 info@adcv.com.au
AWESOME PAWS TRAINING INC – Miss Katie Kisielnicki, Ph: 0409 929 887 katie@topdogbuilders.com.au
BAIRNSDALE & DISTRICT DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB INC –Linda Mayze, Ph: 0408 311 407 bddocsecretary@gmail.com
BALLAARAT DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB INC – Mrs Lisa Staszek, Ph: 0432 597 754 secretary@bdoc.com.au
BENDIGO OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Alexandra Gartmann, Ph: 0427 922 787 bendigoodcsecretary@gmail.com
BERWICK OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Miss Rebecca Donnet Ph: 9796 9496 bodc.secretary@gmail.com
BROADMEADOWS OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Miss Nicole Bologna, Ph: 0402 469 975 broadmeadowsodc@hotmail.com
BULLA AGILITY DOGS INC – Kristy Ross, Ph: 0408 399 927 secretary@bad.org.au
CROYDON & DISTRICT OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Alli Berry, Ph: 0458 107 287 secretary@croydondogclub.com.au
DANCES WITH DOGS CLUB OF VICTORIA – Nikki Janetzki, Ph: 0403 212 226 secretary-dwdvic@outlook.com
EASTERN SUBURBS OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – Mrs Elizabeth Bruhn, Ph: 9874 1039 esodcmitcham@gmail.com
EAST GIPPSLAND DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB – Lu Cornwell, Ph: 0427 631 767 sec@egdoc.org.au
FRANKSTON DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB INC – Mr Peter Gibson, Ph: 0413 850 102 fdoc@fdoc.org.au
GEELONG OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Christine Jagtenberg, Ph: 0438 414 917 secretary@godc.org.au
GIPPSLAND OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Alison Stopher, Ph: 0429 851 997 martinalison40@gmail.com
GIPPSLAND RETRIEVING CLUB INC – Judy Johnston, Ph: 0408 328 192 gippslandretrievingclub@gmail.com
HASTINGS & DIST. OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Lauren Steward, Ph: 0412 903 133 info@hastingsdogclub.org.au
KEILOR OBEDIENCE DOG TRAINING CENTRE INC –Anne Woolley, kodtc@gmail.com
K9 AGILITY CLUB INC – Amy Butler, Ph: 0411 986 705 k9scentclub@gmail.com
KNOX OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Mrs Debra Cartledge, Ph: 9763 1444 knoxodc@tpg.com.au
LAGOTTO ROMAGNOLO CLUB OF VIC INC – Miss Fiona Mackey, fiona.mackey@bigpond.com
MACEDON RANGES OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Mrs Janette Francis, Ph: 0414 939 164 info@macedonrangesdogclub.org.au
MELBOURNE & DISTRICT DANCES WITH DOGS CLUB INC – Lee Thomson Ph: 0411 583 667 mddwdsecretary@yahoo.com
MELTON DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB INC – Jacqui-Sue Carlile, Ph: 0457 227 524 jacqui-sue@live.com.au
MOORABBIN & DIST. OBEDIENCE DOG TRAINING CLUB INC – Mrs Lynne Padfield, Ph: 0437 508 477 moorabbinodc@gmail.com
MORNINGTON PENINSULA COMMUNITY DOG CLUB –Keith Slater, Ph: 0499 941 161 keithslater58@hotmail.co.uk
MORNINGTON OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Mrs Pam Ford, Ph: 0408 050 617 modc.secretary@gmail.com
MOUNTAIN DISTRICT DOG CLUB INC – Miss Ashlee Bowtell, Ph: 0421 104 430 mountaindistrictdogs@gmail.com
MURRAY VALLEY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC - Mrs Anne McDermott, Ph: 5025 7337 anneandfred@dodo.com.au
NORTHCOTE OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Mrs Elaine Billing, Ph: 0418 145 656 office@northcoteobediencedogclub.org.au
NORTHERN OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Ms Glenys Barnes, Ph: 0407 523 741 northernobedience@gmail.com
NORTH EAST TRACKING & SCENT CLUB INC- Carmel Ryan, Ph:0413 938 901 northeast.tsc@gmail.com
PENINSULA OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Lin MoranWoods Ph: 0418 127 298 Membership Enquiries - Kate McSpeidden Ph: 0402 810 492 enquiries.podc@gmail.com
PORTLAND DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB – Miss Nicole Haymes, Ph: 0437 045 967 portlanddogobedienceclub@gmail.com
PRECISON AGILITY ACADEMY INC – Danielle Marsh, Ph: 0424 871 099 precisionagilityacademy@gmail.com
SHEPPARTON & DISTRICT OBEDIENCE DOG CLUBMrs Alicia Jones, Ph: 0411 390 033 sheppartonobedience@gmail.com
SHERBROOKE OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Mrs Sandrine Prosser, Ph: 0448 386 181 tpdevelopments14@gmail.com
Minimum age at which a bitch can be mated (amended 15/08/2024)
12 Months
All other breeds (15/08/24), (15/06/24), (15/01/24), (15/12/18)
16 Months
Border Terrier
French Bulldog
18 Months
Akita Inu
Alaskan Malamute
American Staffordshire Terrier
Australian Kelpie
Australian Terrier
Basset Hound
Beagle
Bearded Collie (15/02/19)
Bedlington Terrier - applies to bitches born after 01.01.2000
Border Collie
Borzoi
Boston Terrier
Boxer
Bullmastiff - applies to bitches born after 01.06.2011
Cane Corso
Chow Chow
Curly Coated Retriever
Dalmatian
Deerhound
Dobermann
Dogue De Bordeaux
English Setter (15/02/19)
Finnish Lapphund
Flat Coated Retriever - applies to bitches born after 01.01.2002
German Shepherd Dog (16/10/05)
German Shorthaired Pointer
Golden Retriever - applies to bitches born on or after 01.01.2002
Gordon Setter (15/06/24)
Griffon Bruxellois
Hungarian Vizsla
Irish Setter (15/12/23)
SOUTHERN OBEDIENCE DOG TRAINING CLUB – Ms Ray Allen, Ph: 0412 531 255 info@southernobedience.com.au
STRATFORD DOG AGILITY CLUB – Mrs Thyre Watt, Ph: 0409 446 701 thyre@me.com
SUNBURY & DISTRICT OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC –Carol Driscoll, Ph: 0424 251 122 secretary@sunburydogclub.com
TRACKING CLUB OF VIC INC – Lisa Staszek, Ph: 0432 597 754 secretary@trackingclubvic.org.au
VICTORIAN HERDING ASSOCIATION INC – Ms Shelley Donald, Ph: 0417 399 072 shelleydonald@bigpond.com
WARRAGUL & DISTRICT KENNEL & OBEDIENCE CLUB INC. - Sarah Male, Ph: 0403 245 258 admin@warraguldogclub.org.au
WARRINGAL OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Ms Bronwyn Galloway, Ph: 0403 232 827 secretary@warringaldogclub.com.au
WARRNAMBOOL DOG TRAINING SCHOOL INC – Donna Wynters, Ph: 0427 055 340 secretarywdts@gmail.com
WERRIBEE OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Jo Taylor, Ph: 0431 479 618 info@werribeeobediencedogs.org
WESTERN AGILITY GROUP INC - Caroline Bentley, Ph: 0417 561 333 secretary.wagagility@gmail.com
WESTERN PORT OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC – Jennifer Gedling, Ph: 0408 695 262 melinda_564@hotmail.com
Keeshond
Labrador Retriever (01/01/20), (30/06/16)
Miniature Pinscher
Pekingese
Pharaoh Hound
Rhodesian Ridgeback
Samoyed
Schipperke
Schnauzer (Miniature)
Scottish Terrier
Shih Tzu
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Weimaraner
Weimaraner [Longhair]
20 Months
Bernese Mountain Dog
Mastiff
Schnauzer (Giant)
22 Months
Leonberger
Neapolitan Mastiff
Newfoundland
Pyrenean Mastiff
Rottweiler - applies to bitches born after 01.01.1997
Spanish Mastiff
Tibetan Mastiff
24 Months
Afghan Hound (15/01/24)
Australian Shepherd
Azawakh
Cocker Spaniel [American]
Great Dane
Irish Wolfhound
Lhasa Apso
Old English Sheepdog
Pyrenean Mountain Dog
Russian Black Terrier
Saluki
Schnauzer
St Bernard
20.1 CODE OF PRACTICE
(amended 14/04/25, 15/02/24, 15/03/23, 15/09/22, 15/08/22, 15/10/21, 15/09/19, 15/08/18)
Each member, upon being admitted or re-admitted to membership of the Victorian Canine Association Inc. shall be bound by the Victorian Canine Association Inc. (hereinafter ‘Dogs Victoria’) Code of Practice.
Ethics
20.1.1 A member shall not knowingly or recklessly misrepresent the ANKC or Dogs Victoria.
20.1.2 A member shall not engage in any behaviour that is contrary to the standards accepted by the community.
20.1.3 A member shall display good sportsmanship and conduct at all times so as to reflect credit upon themselves, the ANKC and Dogs Victoria.
20.1.4 Members shall constantly strive to improve their knowledge of their chosen breed or breeds, and their knowledge of the requirements for the care, welfare and betterment of dogs.
20.1.5 Members shall ensure proper care for all dogs under their control, whereby
20.1.5.1 Food shall be provided in sufficient quantity and nutritional quality; it must be canine appropriate and nutritionally balanced to meet the daily requirements for the condition, activities, age and size of the each dog. All dogs shall have access, in their housing area, at all times, to a sufficient supply of fresh, clean, water daily. Food and water utensils shall be kept clean;
20.1.5.2 Dogs shall be housed in a safe and secure manner that is suitable for the size and containment requirements of the dog and provides protection from adverse environmental conditions and climatic extremes. Adequate ventilation and sufficient space must be provided for dogs to stand. The flooring area of pens/cages shall not be made from uncovered suspended wire. Each dog older than 16 weeks of age shall have access to a separate bed or sufficient bedding material that all animals can sleep comfortably at the same time;
20.1.5.3 Dog sleeping, housing and exercise areas shall be kept clean and at a good standard of hygiene by cleaning any faeces, wasted food, and soiled bedding daily. Where pens and kennels are cleaning by hosing, material on floors (toys, bedding, food, faeces etc) shall be removed prior. Hard surfaces in pens and kennels should be disinfected weekly or more often if required. Veterinary advice shall be sought for managing the cleaning of premises and management of isolation if a contagious illness occurs in dogs;
20.1.5.4 All dogs of all age and breeding status shall be provided with an appropriate amount of daily exercise, social contact and enrichment suitable to the individual needs of the dog;
20.1.5.5 Where dogs are tethered, they shall be tethered in accordance with the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986 and Regulations. Pregnant bitches of more than 7 weeks gestation, whelping bitches and lactating bitches with puppies shall not be tethered. Puppies under 16 weeks of age shall not be tethered.
20.1.5.6 Dogs shall be transported in a safe and secure manner. Dogs shall not be transported in the boot of a sedan type car. When on the back of a ute or trailer, dogs must be appropriately tethered or caged. Sealed transport containers shall have multiple ventilation holes.
20.1.5.7 Veterinary care is provided as required in accordance with the Code of Practice for the Private Keeping of Dogs. Additional veterinary requirements for breeding dogs is described in Section 20.8 Code of Practice for Breeding Animal Health Management.
20.1.6 A member who leaves a dog owned by them in the care of another person shall remain responsible for that dog.
20.1.7 A member shall take all appropriate lawful measures to assist a dog in distress.
20.1.8 A member shall positively enhance the reputation of dog breeders and owners by ensuring that dogs owned by the member are not a danger or nuisance to the community.
20.1.9 A member shall not participate in nor support any activity in that involves cruelty or damage to animals, excluding legal hunting activities.
20.1.9.1 Dogs shall not be trained or worked beyond their willingness and capabilities. All training methods used shall be humane and not cause undue fear, distress or pain.
20.1.9.2 Dog Collars
The use of dog collars incorporating protrusions designed to puncture or bruise the dog’s skin, or electronic collars designed to deliver an electric shock to the dog is prohibited at any VCA sanctioned event, training activities, or any activity which may reasonably be seen to be in connection with the VCA. (15/09/19)
20.1.10 A member shall make every effort to rehome any dog no longer required by that member to a suitable home. A member shall not dispose of dogs owned or bred by the member to a pound or animal refuge except in exceptional circumstances and following notification in writing to Dogs Victoria. In this instance, depending on circumstances Dogs Victoria may request that any breeder prefix also be suspended or surrendered.
Breeding
20.1.11 A member shall breed primarily for the purpose of improving the quality and / or working ability of the breed in accordance with the breed standard, and not specifically or predominantly for the pet or commercial market.
20.1.11.1 If breeding animals are determined to be no longer suitable for breeding, or are retired and are to be rehomed, they must be prevented from further breeding by transfer to limited register, neutering, contraception, contract of agreement or other means.
20.1.12 A member shall not breed with a bitch unless they have reached adequate maturity for that breed as determined by Dogs Victoria, without the prior approval of Dogs Victoria. Where the Rules, Regulations and Codes of Practice are otherwise silent, the minimum age for breeding a bitch shall be 12 months [see attached Minimum Breeding Age for Bitches]. (15/11/18)
20.1.12.1 The progeny of any matings that are not permitted by 20.1.12 will be registered on the Limited Register and endorsed “never to be upgraded”. It will be a breach of Code 20.1.12 by the member/s who are the owners of the sire and dam of the litter constituting an offence against Dogs Victoria Rules, Regulations and Codes.
20.1.13 A member shall not breed a bitch causing it to whelp more than twice in eighteen months. without the prior approval of Dogs Victoria. (amended 15/08/22)
20.1.14 A member shall not breed with a bitch causing it to whelp more than five times in its lifetime (amended 15.03.17)
20.1.14.1 First generation breeding (i.e. father / daughter; brother / sister; mother / son) matings are not permitted.
20.1.14.2 The progeny of any matings that are not permitted by 20.1.14.1 will be registered on the Limited Register and endorsed “never to be upgraded”. It will be a breach of Code 20.1.14 by the member/s who are the owners of the sire and dam of the litter constituting an offence against Dogs Victoria Rules, Regulations and Codes.
20.1.14.3 All bitches eight years of age and over at the time of a mating must have a current veterinary certificate stating that the bitch is in good health at the time of breeding. This certificate must be presented at the time of registration of the litter resulting from this mating. A current veterinarian certificate is defined as being within three months prior to the mating. (15/08/15)
20.1.15 A member shall not permit any of that member’s purebred dogs No breeding shall take place unless both the dog and bitch are on the Main Register. Dogs and bitches are not permitted to be mated to a dog or bitch of a different breed, to a cross bred dog or bitch, or to a dog not on the Main Register without the prior approval of Dogs Victoria. an unregistered dog or bitch of the same breed.
20.1.15.1 A member shall not permit any of that member’s unregistered dogs to be mated to any other unregistered dog, with the exception of dogs registered with a Registry Body recognised by ANKC Ltd (unless an exemption is granted by Dogs Victoria). (amended 15.03.17, 15.04.18)
20.1.16 A member shall take responsible action to reduce the incidence of hereditary diseases in accordance with the ANKC Code of Practice for Hereditary Diseases and shall comply with Dogs Victoria’s Code of Practice for Hereditary Diseases (Code 20.3), and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986, particularly with respect to the Code of Practice for the Responsible Breeding of Animals with Heritable Defects that Cause Disease.
20.1.17 A member shall not, within Australia, sell or otherwise transfer from that member’s care any puppy under eight [8] weeks of age. (amended 15.05.17)
20.1.18 A member shall not export a puppy under the age of eleven [11] weeks, or such greater age permitted under the livestock import requirements of the country to which the puppy is being exported.
20.1.19 A member shall not knowingly sell a dog to any person residing in an overseas country known to be involved in the utilisation of dogs for the meat trade without first satisfying the VCA that the purchaser is a member of an ANKC recognised canine controlling body in the overseas country. The member and purchaser must acknowledge in writing to the VCA that the intention of the sale is for the improvement of the quality of that breed in the overseas country, and not for any other purpose. Further, the dog is not to be shipped until the export pedigree is approved by Dogs Victoria. (Amended 15/03/23)
20.1.20 A member shall ensure that persons acquiring dogs from that member understand the requirements for the care, welfare and responsible ownership of the dog, and that they have the time and facilities, e.g. adequate fences, sufficient room and proper shelter, to fulfil their responsibilities.
20.1.21 A breeder shall be expected to maintain reasonable contact with the purchasers of dogs from that breeder and to offer continued advice and reasonable assistance.
20.1.22 Record keeping requirements: (15/09/19) (15/11/11)
20.1.22.1 A breeder shall create a record file for each individual puppy born, and maintain until ownership changes or the animal is deceased. A breeder shall make available all records for inspection by an authorised officer or as directed by an officer of Dogs Victoria. Copies of these records must be retained by the breeder for a minimum of 3 5 years from date of last entry. (amended 15/09/22)
20.1.22.1.1 Records to be kept for puppies under 12 weeks of age shall include the following (copies of original documents are acceptable where originals accompany the puppy to its new owner):
• a copy of the litter registration form, or alternatively: -name, -microchip number (when implanted); -sex; -breed; -date of birth; -colour and markings (if applicable); and -dam and sire registered names and numbers
• health care history including vaccination records, internal and external parasite control,
• purchase/disposal record including name and of new owner (where applicable),
• copy of health declaration, and
• record of return (if applicable) with supporting documentation.
20.1.22.1.2 Records to be kept for dogs over the age of 12 weeks acquired or retained by breeders for the purpose of breeding shall include:
• either ANKC registration certificate, or alternatively:
-registered name and number when registration details become available; (amended 15/09/19)
- microchip number; - sex; - breed;
- date of birth;
- colour and marking (if applicable); and
- dam and sire registered name and numbers
• council registration certificate;
• health care history including vaccination records or titre tests, internal and external parasite control,
• breeding status and breeding history,
• purchase/disposal records including name and of new owner (where applicable), and
• record of return (if applicable) with supporting documentation.
20.1.22.2 Records of breeding history for dams must include dates of mating or artificial insemination, dates of whelping, number of puppies born alive, number of puppies stillborn, record of any whelping complications and resultant treatment, microchip numbers for live pups at 8 weeks, and post-partum veterinary treatment.
20.1.23 A member shall provide to all recipients of dogs sold or otherwise disposed of by that member, written details of:
20.1.23.1 The breed characteristics;
20.1.23.2 Vaccination record and / or requirements including the due date of the next vaccination or recommended timing for next titre;
20.1.23.3 Responsible dog ownership information;
20.1.23.4 All documentation required by Dogs Victoria
20.1.23.5 Records on internal and external parasite control;
20.1.23.6 Records of microchip number with a signed transfer of owner form;
20.1.23.7 A desexing certificate (if applicable); and
20.1.23.8 A written health declaration in accordance with 20.1.25.
20.1.24 A member shall not incorrectly describe nor knowingly misrepresent the characteristics of a breed.
20.1.25 A member shall ensure that all dogs sold or disposed of by that member are in the best possible state of health. Where any known physical abnormalities exist, a breeder health declaration shall be supplied which includes details of the known physical abnormality at the time of sale and how that abnormality may affect future health and welfare of the dog. This shall be signed in acknowledgement by the recipient. With the exception of matters disclosed in the health declaration, a member shall abide by the following as a minimum practice when selling dogs;
20.1.25.1 Where a dog is returned to the member within 3 days of sale, for any reason not supported by a statement from a veterinary practitioner, the member must take back the animal and refund 75% of the purchase price.
20.1.25.2 Where a dog is returned to the member within 21 days of sale accompanied by a statement from a veterinary practitioner that the animal is unacceptable for health reasons, the member must take back the animal and refund 100% of the purchase price.
20.1.25.3 If an animal is diagnosed with, suffering from, dies of, or is euthanased from a physical defect or disease that is directly traceable to the point of sale within 3 years of purchase, the member must, subject to a second veterinary opinion, refund 100% of the purchase price where the owner of the animal provides supporting statements from a veterinary practitioner, including test results where a suitable test is available. Owners of the animal must make veterinary reports and test results available to the breeder for the breeder to obtain their own veterinary advice (second opinion), and for the purpose of informing future breeding management.
20.1.26 A member shall not:
20.1.26.1 Sell or dispose of a dog to a commercial pet wholesaler or retail pet shop.
20.1.26.2 Allow a dog owned by that member to be given as a prize or donation or to be auctioned.
20.1.26.3 Advertise in any media or other display, the sale or disposal of a dog without the inclusion of the member’s Dogs Victoria membership number, source number and, unless subject to written veterinary advice that the health of the dog is liable to be significantly prejudiced if it is implanted, each dog’s full microchip number. It is mandatory that the following wording is included in any advertisements: “Please contact Dogs Victoria on email: office@dogsvictoria.org.au to verify my membership”. (amended 15/08/22)
General
20.1.27 A member who provides or makes available a dog for use in a film, advertisement, promotion, or any media or public display must ensure that:
20.1.27.1 The dog is portrayed in a manner consistent with its breed characteristics and temperament as described in the Standard for that breed; and
20.1.27.2 The dog is presented in a manner that is unlikely to create a negative reaction to dogs generally or that breed in particular and that if there is any likelihood of a negative impression, this is at the same time corrected through the development of a story line that presents the dog or breed in a balanced manner.
20.1.28 A member shall not indulge in false or misleading advertising relating to the conformation, characteristics or performance of that member’s dog.
20.1.29 A member shall not misrepresent nor malign the conformation, characteristics or performance of another member’s dog.
20.1.30 A member shall not misrepresent, malign, impugn or denigrate another member or person in such a way as to bring discredit upon themselves or Dogs Victoria. (14/02/13)
20.1.31 A member must not at any time communicate with a judge in a way that could reasonably be interpreted as intended to influence a judge’s decision. This prohibition includes conduct which could reasonably give rise to the impression that the member is attempting to influence a judge’s attitude to the member, an exhibit entered at a show, trial or test, or a decision of a judge at any such event.
The prohibition extends to conduct of a member prior to an event but does not extend to anything contained in a paid advertisement that is published commercially. (15/02/24)
All affiliates advertising schedules are affiliated with Dogs Victoria and their shows are held under the Rules and Regulations of Dogs Victoria. A copy may be inspected at the office of the secretary of the fixture on the day of the show.
The following Rules/Regulations apply to all schedules.
No person over the age of 18 years who is a resident of Victoria can exhibit, handle, officiate in the judging ring, or register an animal with Dogs Victoria unless he or she is a financial member of Dogs Victoria.
EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: The committee of the club holding the fixture reserves the right to substitute judges if the entry is excessive. Judging for all shows will be in alphabetical order unless otherwise stated in the schedule.
DEFINITION OF CLASSES: (Age of exhibits is now not published in each schedule).
See Prize Schedule for classes offered. It does not follow that, because a class is defined here, there necessarily is one offered for any particular breed. Please read the schedule carefully and complete the entry form in block letters.
NUMBERING OF BREED CLASSES
1 - Baby Puppy Dog; 2 - Minor Puppy Dog; 3Puppy Dog; 4 - Junior Dog; 5 - Intermediate Dog; 6 - Novice Dog; 7 - Graduate Dog; 8 - Limit Dog; 9 - State Bred; 10 - Australian Bred; 11 - Open Dog; 12 - Veteran; 13 - Veteran; 14 - Bred by Exhibitor; 15 - Puppy Neuter; 16 - Junior Neuter; 17 Intermediate Neuter; 18 - Open Neuter; 21Champion Class (Open Shows only); Bitches to be numbered 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 6A, 7A, 8A, 9A, 10A, 11A, 12A, 13A, 14A, 15A, 16A, 17A, 18A and 21A respectively.
Dogs Australia - Dogs Victoria CLASS CLASSIFICATIONS
1. BABY PUPPY, for dogs of three months and under six months of age.
2. MINOR PUPPY, for dogs of six and under nine months of age.
3. PUPPY, for dogs of six months of age and under 12 months of age
4. JUNIOR, for dogs of nine months and under 18 months of age.
5. INTERMEDIATE, for dogs of 18 months and under 36 months of age.
6. NOVICE, for dogs six months of age or over which have not won a first prize at any parade/open show or championship show (subject to member body rules). Baby puppy and local classes excepted.
7. GRADUATE, for dogs six months of age or over which have not won a challenge certificate.
8. LIMIT, for dogs over 12 months of age which are not champions, or have gained sufficient points to qualify as a champion.
NOTE - The qualifications for the NOVICE, GRADUATE and LIMIT classes, shall only include wins up to and including the day before the date of the entry close.
9. STATE BRED, for dogs six months of age or over, whelped in the state or territory in which it is exhibited.
10. AUSTRALIAN BRED, for dogs six months of age or over, whelped in Australia. (A state and/or territory may reserve the right to exclude all, or any, of the recognised Australian breeds.)
11. OPEN, for all dogs six months of age or over, and of a breed or variety recognised by the ANKC.
12. VETERAN, 7 years and over
13. VETERAN, 10 years and over NOTE: ANKC Regulations Part 5, Clause 1.5 Only entire dogs and bitches can compete in the veteran classes at specialist and semi-specialist show where the winners are eligible to compete for challenge certificates
14. BRED BY EXHIBITOR, For dogs aged six months and over. The exhibit must be owned and handled by the breeder of record. The exhibit must be handled throughout the breed classes, all group and general specials classes by the owner or part owner of the prefix under which the exhibit was originally registered.
15. PUPPY NEUTER, for neuter dogs aged six and under twelve months.
16. JUNIOR NEUTER, For neuter dogs aged nine and under eighteen months.
17. INTERMEDIATE NEUTER, For neuter dogs aged eighteen and under thirty-six months.
18. OPEN NEUTER, for neuter dogs aged six months or over.
19. ANKC clause 3.2 “Classes 15, 16, 17 & 18 shall be ineligible to compete against entire exhibits for challenge or best of breed awards.”
20. To compete in neuter classes a dog must be registered as a neuter on the main register.
21. CHAMPION CLASS, for exhibits which have qualified as champions. This class is for both dogs and bitches for each breed at open shows. The winners of these classes are not eligible to compete for best dog, best bitch, or best of breed therefore they cannot compete for any group award other than best champion in group or any in show award other than best champion in show. The above class shall be judged as the first class of each breed at open shows. Where class 21 or 21A are not offered champions shall compete in ordinary classes.
Refer to Dogs Australia Regulation Part 5 Section 7.7 for neuter championship points system.
LOCAL CLASSES AT CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS
- are classes for exhibits of at least six months of age owned by exhibitors residing within a specified radius of the exhibition. The body holding the exhibition shall have the power to specify any radius up to 50 km. If the radius is not specified in the schedule it shall be taken to be 50 km. Local classes may not be offered within 160 km radius of the GPO Melbourne. Wins in local classes shall count against the eligibility of a dog only for restricted local classes.
7.2.17 Baby puppies are not eligible to compete outside of baby puppy class except for applicable special classes.
Dogs Australia Regulations Part 5 - Show, Section 1, Clause 1.6 Where a member body regulations allow for property and special classes at specialty shows, neuter dogs and bitches shall be eligible to enter.
Challenge Certificates
7.7.19 When a specialist breed club or semispecialist (variety breed) club is conducting its annual championship show, challenge and best of breed certificates shall be restricted (not be offered) for that breed at any other championship show conducted on that day in Victoria. At that other championship show: 7.7.19.1 the scheduled classes for the breed to which the restriction refers may be conducted, 7.7.19.2 the “restricted” winners of these classes may compete for special prizes such as “best of class in group” and “best of class in
show”. 7.7.19.3 the “restricted” winner may not compete for “best of breed”, “best in group” or best in show” or any other competition which is available to challenge or best of breed winners only. Where permission has been granted for a breed club or variety breed club championship show to be conducted in conjunction with, and on the same grounds as, the championship show of its group club or an all breeds championship show, this Regulation shall not apply.
National Shows
Where a national show is held, no challenge certificates shall be awarded for the breed/s involved in the national show, within a radius of 1000 km from the show on that day/s.
Junior Handler Classes at all Breeds Championship Shows
Dogs Australia Regulations Part 15B, Section 7
An affiliated club, other than a breed or group specialist club, must conduct a junior handler competition at one of its shows in each calendar year. 7.1 Where an affiliated club conducts more than one show over a weekend the junior handler competition must not be conducted on a regular school day and must be conducted on the weekend or days proclaimed a school holiday unless out of school hours.
7.2 Where a junior handler competition is to be held by an affiliated club, the competition must be advertised in the official schedule lodged with the controlling body in respect of the show. 7.3 Entry fees may not be charged in respect of junior handler competitions.
Correctness of details on the entry forms Every person who enters a dog in any fixture conducted under these Regulations shall be responsible for the correctness of details on the entry form. The dog entered is to be owned or leased by the person who is named as the exhibitor on the entry form and registered as such with the State Controlling Body in which the exhibitor resides. The dog entered must hold a current vaccination certificate issued by a veterinarian. Exhibitors and dogs participating at an exhibition do so at their own risk.
REGISTRATION AND EXHIBITION OF DOGS
Regulation 3.3.1
A person cannot exhibit, handle or officiate at a VCA approved exhibition, or participate in VCA breeding activities, unless that person is a financial member of an Dogs Australia recognised state member canine controlling body.
Children under the age of seven years are not permitted to exhibit, handle or officiate in the judging ring at approved Dogs Victoria fixtures.
Dogs Australia Regulations Part 5 Section 8
8.2 Excepting as provided for in Regulation 8.3, handlers at all competitions must be financial members of the controlling body in the state or territory in which they reside.
8.3 A person, who is not a resident of Australia, and is able to provide written advice to the secretary of the affiliate conducting the event from the recognised controlling body of their country of residence that they are permitted to handle dogs at championship exhibitions held in that country, may handle at all competitions conducted by member bodies for a period of up to three months on each visit.
Part 7 Regulations - Conformation
7.6.8 Extreme Weather Conformation
This regulation takes effect from and including Effective 15/08/24, 15/06/24, 15/03/21
HEAT
The Extreme Heat Policy applies to all conformation shows held during the period declared by the Victorian State Government to be Summertime Daylight Savings, usually between October of one year and March of the following year.
NOTE 1: For the purpose of this regulation, the “forecast temperature for the location” is to be the temperature referred to on the Elders Weather Website 48 hours prior to the scheduled start of the show. Where the exact location is not noted, the temperature is to be taken from the closest noted location.
NOTE 2: This Regulation has been reviewed in light of the technological advances in the communication of temperature information, noting that the Elders Weather Website now provides hourly temperature forecasts and show committees must apply these hourly forecasts during the conduct of shows to ensure the temperatures do not exceed 36 degrees Celsius. At any point during the running of a show where the temperature forecast reaches or exceeds 36 degrees Celsius, the show must immediately be ceased.
1. CANCELLATION OF ALL EVENTS:
A show is to be cancelled where any one or more of the following apply:
1.1 the forecast temperature for the location in which the show is to be held is 39 degrees C or above;
1.2 the temperature reaches 36 degrees Celsius during the course of the show;
1.3 the fire danger rating for the district where the show is to be held is Catastrophic Severe, Extreme or Code Red;
1.4 a state-wide Total Fire Ban has been ordered for the district in which the event is to be held
1.5 Due to heat and/or bushfire Victoria has been declared as a State of Disaster or a State of Emergency and/or
1.6 the air quality raiting issued by Environment Protection Agency Authority has issued an alert for air quality as Extremely Hazardous for the district where the show is to be held is Very Poor or Extremely Poor
2. TEMPERATURE BETWEEN 36 DEGREES AND 39 DEGREES CELSIUS
Where the temperature is forecast to be between 36 degrees C and 39 degrees C, the following apply:
2.1 the show may be cancelled;
2.2 the show may be rescheduled to commence at 8.00pm where the forecast temperature is below 36 degrees Celsius at the commencement, and where the exhibition area has lighting and is available for use, and exhibitors must be advised they are not to arrive at the location or set-up prior to 6.30pm;
2.3 the show may be rescheduled to commence at 7.00am where in the reasonable consideration of the show committee, the judging will be completed before the temperature reaches 36 degrees Celsius;
2.4 the show may be moved to an indoor venue if the venue has cooling/airflow equipment and in the reasonable expectation of the show committee the temperature inside the venue will remain below 36 degrees Celsius during the running of the show;
2.5 application may be made by the show secretary directly to the Management Committee to have the show moved to the following day if:
2.5.1 the venue is available and
2.5.2 the forecast temperature of the area is less than 36 degrees Celsius and 2.5.3 there is no competing scheduled event.
2.6 If approved by the Management Committee the affiliate will notify exhibitors of the rescheduling of the show by posting a notice on all relevant social media platforms. The Chief Executive or delegate will cause a notice to be posted on all Dogs Victoria official social media platforms.
2.7 Where a show is held under 2.2 to 2.5, the show manager must monitor the temperature on the Elders Weather Website and cancel the show should the temperature reach or exceed 36 degrees Celsius. The secretary of the affiliate, or its delegate, must notify the Chief Executive of Dogs Victoria by telephone and email when a decision has been made to cancel a show. Once confirmed by the Chief Executive, the affiliate will notify all exhibitors of the cancellation of the show by posting a notice on all relevant social media platforms. The Chief Executive or delegate will cause a notice to be posted on all Dogs Victoria official social media platforms.
3 SUBSEQUENT REDUCTION IN TEMPERATURE
3.1 Where 48 hours prior to the commencement of the show the temperature was forecast to be 39 degrees Celsius or above, requiring the cancellation of a show, but as a result of a cool change the forecast is amended to be below 36 degrees Celsius at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled commencement of the show, the show secretary may make an application to the Management Committee to reinstate the show.
4 STATUS OF AWARDS WHERE SHOW IS CANCELLED
4.1 Where a show has commenced but is cancelled due to the temperature rising to 36 degrees Celsius or above, all awards made will stand.
5 REFUND OF ENTRY FEES
5.1 Where a show is cancelled either before or after commencement due to extreme heat, no refunds of entry fees will be made available
6. DOG LEVIES
6.1 Where the affiliate has cancelled a show before or after its commencement, the affiliate must submit a copy of the catalogue and pay all levies due to Dogs Victoria within 14 days of the scheduled event date.
7. AFFILIATE RESPONSIBILITIES
The following are recommendations for affiliate secretaries with a scheduled show between December and February:
7.1 develop a contingency plan (for example, ascertain whether your event venue is available early in the morning/in the evening/ the following day);
7.2 include a clause in all Judges Contracts stating that the appointment is contingent upon the judge elect being able to alter his/her arrangements should the show be moved to the evening/early morning or the following day;
7.3 ensure that accommodation and meals can be made available to judges required to alter their stay due to the operation of the Extreme Weather Policy;
7.4 insure travel expenses;
7.5 where an affiliate conducts only one show on a date, do not schedule day shows to commence after 9am or
7.6 do not schedule night shows to commence before 7pm.
If the CFA fire danger rating for the district where the show is to be held is Catastrophic Extreme or Code Red then: The show must be cancelled
Gale Force Winds / Thunderstorms / Flood
If gale force winds, thunderstorms or floods are predicted for the district where the show is to be held then:
(a) The show MAY be cancelled or
(b) A wait and see approach may be adopted and
1. If the show proceeds, judging must stop during thunder storms or periods of heavy rain.
2. Judging may continue without a lunch break.
3. If possible the show may be moved inside.
4. If the committee of the affiliate deem the show to be unsafe once it has commenced, the show must be cancelled.
5. Should a show be cancelled after commencement all awards will stand.
Procedures for Affiliates and exhibitors to follow:
1. The forecast temperature for the district where the show is to be held will be as advised on the Elders Weather Website (www.eldersweather.com.au) at 10 am two days prior to the show. The Fire Danger Rating for the district where the show is to be held will be as advised on the CFA website (www.cfa.vic.gov.au) at 10 am two days prior to the show. In the event of an official declaration by the CFA the day prior to the show of Extreme or Code Red the show must be cancelled.
2. The gale force winds, thunderstorm or flood predictions for the district where the show is to be held will be as advised on the Elders Weather website (www.eldersweather.com.au) at 10 am two days prior to the show.
3. Where multiple shows are scheduled over a cluster of a number of days, then only those day(s), where the temperature is 36 degrees or higher, or the fire danger rating is Catastrophic Extreme or Code Red or gale force winds, thunderstorms or floods are predicted, will be affected.
4. It is the responsibility of the secretary of the affiliate or its delegate, and the exhibitor to check the forecast weather, the fire danger rating, or the gale force winds, thunderstorms and flood prediction, for the district where the show is to be held as in procedures 1 and 2 above.
5. The secretary of the affiliate or its delegate must notify the Chief Executive of Dogs Victoria by telephone when the decision has been made to cancel or reschedule a show.
6. The Chief Executive will place a notice on the Dogs Victoria Facebook page and website advising members of the status of any show affected by this regulation.
7. Exhibitors are to refer to the Dogs Victoria Facebook page and/or website to check the status of the show.
8. Where a show is cancelled, no refunds of entry fees will be refunded made available
Where the affiliate has cancelled a show the secretary or their delegate must submit a copy of the catalogue and pay all levies to Dogs Victoria within 14 days of the date of the cancelled show.
Amended 15/08/24
The following fees have been approved by management committee to come into effect on 01.12.2024 (prices are inclusive of GST & credit card surcharge) Dogs Victoria is a registered business name of the Victorian Canine Association Inc A0023882W
MEMBERSHIP (12 mths - 1 April to 31 March pro rata fees apply incl Ins Levy and monthly digital Magazine/Gazette)
Joining Fee (new & recommencement of expired membership excl Companion)
Ordinary Membership
-Secondary Membership (criteria applicable)
-Concession Rate (Concession/Pension Card proof required)
Dual Membership
Dual Concession (Concession/Pension Card proof required)
Associate Membership (interstate)
Junior Membership
Companion
JUDGES
Conformation
Judges Licence Fee (incl new DA transaction fee $5)
Aspiring/Trainee Judges Fee
Written Exam
Practical Exam
Performance Disciplines
Judges Licence Fee (Performance and Conformation Single Breed)
$55.50
$128.00
$78.00
$100.00
$195.00
$144.50
$128.00
$48.00
$83.50
$120.00
$144.50
$90.00
$90.00
$72.50 (incl new DA transaction fee $5)
Trainee Judges Fee
Written Exam
Practical Exam
TEST AGGRESSIVE DOGS
$83.50
$55.50
$55.50
$562.00
COLOUR INSPECTIONS (per in-person panel inspection) $83.50
PRIORITY SERVICES (per application no personal cheques)
Transfers, Litters & Exports Only
$67.00
of Breeders Prefix $102.50
Prefix Amendment and Name Resubmission
Breeder Series Booklet (Incl postage)
Breeder Series Booklet (Pick Up)
LITTER REGISTRATION
Main Register within 3 months of DOB
3-6 months from DOB
$39.00
$48.50
$36.00
$72.35
$85.85
6-12 months from DOB $171.85
3-6 months from DOB
6-12 months from DOB $171.85
12-18 months from DOB
$305.35
Price includes $13.50 compliance fee and $2.35 canine research levy per puppy
OTHER Reprint Fee (errors, lost, damaged)
Interstate Member Reprint
Re-registration Fee (overseas dogs)
KCC PARK & BULLA USAGE FEE - Non-Competition (incl Member Casual Use)
$66.50
$30.00
$210.50
Re-registration Fee (returning to Australia) $55.50
Missing/Erroneous Detail Fee (per application)
Cancelled Application (% of application cost)
Puppy Packs - Postage charge only
1-2 packs
Chief Executive
Kirk Edwards 9788 2521 kedwards@dogsvictoria.org.au
Executive Assistant
Janet Davidson 9788 2512 jdavidson@dogsvictoria.org.au
Breeder Professional Development Advisor Linda Beer 9788 2526 lbeer@dogsvictoria.org.au
Office Operations Manager
Debbie Parker 9788 2506 dparker@dogsvictoria.org.au
Office Operations Admin Officer
Mandy Williams 9788 2503 mwilliams@dogsvictoria.org.au
Office Operations Field Officer
Marie Yuill 0439 368 225 myuill@dogsvictoria.org.au
Marketing & Events Team
Aimee Farnsworth
Manager - Marketing & Events 9788 2508 afarnsworth@dogsvictoria.org.au
Jackie Morison Communications & Marketing Officer 9788 2511 jmorison@dogsvictoria.org.au
Registration & Licencing Team
Lyn Wakefield
Leader - Registrations & Licencing 9788 2519 lwakefield@dogsvictoria.org.au
Dawn Szommer
Registration & Licencing Officer 9788 2515 dszommer@dogsvictoria.org.au
Liz Crawford
Registration & Licencing Officer 9788 2514 ecrawford@dogsvictoria.org.au
Janet Hanson
Financial Support Officer 9788 2513 jhanson@dogsvictoria.org.au
Natasha Hall Customer Service Officer 9788 2500 nhall@dogsvictoria.org.au
Compliance Team
Jennifer Joyce
Compliance Coordinator 9788 2505 jjoyce@dogsvictoria.org.au
Finance Team Onn Wong Finance Manager 9788 2509 owong@dogsvictoria.org.au
Priscilla Renaud Finance Coordinator 9788 2516 prenaud@dogsvictoria.org.au
Gabrielle Anthony Finance & Administration Officer 9788 2507 ganthony@dogsvictoria.org.au
OFFICE EMAILS
General Enquiries | office@dogsvictoria.org.au
Membership | membership@dogsvictoria.org.au
Affiliate, Judges & Events | events@dogsvictoria.org.au
Accounts | accounts@dogsvictoria.org.au
Compliance | compliance@dogsvictoria.org.au
Magazine / Advertising | communications@dogsvictoria.org.au
DNA Enquiries | dnadogsvic@dogsvictoria.org.au
Insurance Enquiries | insurance@dogsvictoria.org.au
LIBRARY CONTACT DETAILS
Laurie Luxmoore Library | library@dogsvictoria.org.au
Clare Hodges | 9782 2984
Peter Frost - President | 0409 966 759 rosslare.frost@gmail.com
Julie Keenan | 0407 830 710 newf@aussiebb.com.au
Jason Hartford | 0439 839 332 jhartford77@yahoo.com
Michael Higgins | 0409 406 240 mikemonarkin@aol.com
Chris Moore | 0428 983 703 perfu@bigpond.com
Dale Taylor | 0418 143 418 dntaylor1961@gmail.com
Raelene Trimble | 0418 589 554 raelenetrimble@gmail.com
Dawn Ayton | 0408 375 526 keldoone@bigpond.com
Malcolm Park | 0417 512 395 gspdatabase@bigpond.com
Karen Hollingworth | 9768 9970 quaymont@bigpond.com
We appreciate all contact with our members. We kindly request that when contacting our management committee and chief executive, to please include your membership number for our reference and for a smoother process in attending to your requests.
Please note; any correspondence that is sent anonymously will not be forwarded on to the management committee.
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