April 2021

APRIL 2021

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Owners Kristy Roebig & Tracy O’Dea info@k9online.com.au SA Julie Manser julie@tiptreekennels.com.au VIC

TAS Gail Cullen amarada1@iprimus.com.au NSW Tiarne Tattersall tiarne.tattersall@icloud.com ACT Danielle June daniellejs87@hotmail.com QLD Cristina Fornasier cristina_for@hotmail.com NT

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Vegas’s achievements currently, at only 4.5 years old #40 Best in Shows #16 Runner up Best in shows. *A large amount of the above have been awarded by hound specialists

Vegas is one of Australia’s top hounds in 2018 & 2019 & has been sparingly shown since then He was one of Australia’s youngest ever supreme champion all breeds

Multiple specialty BIS

Vegas is a proud Eukanuba ambassador & he is also groomed & sponsored in Fraser Essentials products

Australia’s most successful winning basenji of all time & the worlds biggest winning tri colour for the breed

Owned, loved & presented by: Jodie & Craig Hatzikiriakos

Royal achievements: Best in Group (Sydney Royal) Best in show (Bathurst Royal) Multiple Royal BOB winner Sydney, Brisbane, Hobart & Bathurst

Bred by: Millissa Fox

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Canine Interest News

Ozy’s Doggy Column RSCPA temporarily suspends auditing of ANKC registered breeders Auditing of registered breeders with DOGS NSW has been suspended, in exception to animal welfare complaints, as the RSPCA turn their attention to larger scale breeders.

• (ii) It is kept or used for an activity by the greyhound racing industry participant who is registered under the Greyhound Racing Act 2017 to carry on that activity

Members of the Shooter, Fishers and Farmers Party are siding with hobbyist dog breeders, as DOGS NSW board members President Dr Karen Hedberg BVSc and Honorary Solicitor Mr Malcolm McDonald, meet with Mark Banasiak NSW Upper House Member and Philip Donato, MP Member for Orange, to discuss the unfair auditing of registered breeders with DOGS NSW.

• With our present legislation, an Animal Trader is someone who trades/gives/sell animals, and this affects a broad range of people whether or not they breed commercially, or on a hobbyist small scale.

• The proposed changes mean the above would only apply if a taxable income results from breeding.

Here’s an overview of what happened: • Efforts are being made to change what animal trade means in the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act • This proposed amendment would mean animal welfare agencies have to meet checks and balances before inspecting the properties of small-scale breeders or seizing animals because the owner breached the Code for Breeding Dogs and Cats

That’s a wrap on this week’s column folks, great to see some hope and light at the end of tunnel.

I’d like to give a big wrap and pat on the back, to all those attending the dog shows held in NSW that haven’t been cancelled due to the extremely wet conditions we are having at the moment.

Until next time, - Ozy.

Proposed amendment: • Meaning of “animal trade” • [1A] Section 4(1), definition of “animal trade” • Omit the definition. Insert instead• Animal trade means a trade, business or profession• (a) the proceeds of which have generated income for a person in the previous financial year on which income tax would have been payable under the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 of the Commonwealth, even if the person were to have had no other source of income, and • (b) In the course of which an animal is kept or used for a purpose prescribed for the purposes of this definition, but not if- • (i) The animal is a greyhound, and

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Information sourced from: https://www.dogsnsw.org.au/members/news-and-updates/ for-the-urgent-attention-of-all-members-of-dogs-nsw-prevention-of-cruelty-to-animals-amendment-bill-2021/ https://www.vision6.com.au/em/message/email/view. php?id=1241295&a=77143&k=XvHCBXjh3ZALwwxQG2yk1PT-Hd7zVbnp3cW7ji0OX6U https://www.vision6.com.au/em/message/email/view.php?id=1243178&a=77143&k=Yk-bzq9gq-rv2wbSguFuTHiUy-m_ JHpxLzpSdZfRDY4

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Canine Health & General Well Being

New warnings about ticks transmitting deadly disease to dogs in Australia Writen & Supplied by Companion Animal Network

Ehrlichiosis is a deadly disease in dogs caused by the bite of a brown tick infected with an exotic pathogen Ehrlichia Canis (E.canis) and animal health authorities are on alert for it spreading to other parts of the country.

In May 2020, E.canis was detected in a small number of dogs in Western Australia’s Kimberley region. This is the first detection of E.canis in dogs in Australia that had not been imported from overseas and is a notifiable disease, according to the NSW Department of Primary Industries. Animal health authorities are concerned that the tick-borne disease will soon hit other parts of the country.

Companion Animal Network Australia (CAN) National Executive Trish Ennis warned, “We have reports of confirmed cases of infected dogs in various parts of Australia, including Broome in Western Australia and the APY Lands in South Australia.”

Although infected dogs do not directly transmit the disease to other dogs, the transmission occurs through infected ticks, particularly the brown dog tick which is widespread in mainland Australia.

“Investigations into the origin of the infection in both northern WA and the Northern Territory are ongoing with no obvious leads at this time, which means it’s possible the disease has been present in some regions for some time,” said Ms Ennis.

In early 2021, ticks infected with the bacteria that causes ehrlichiosis were also found in South Australia’s far north.

Veterinarian Dr Julie Bellamy, CEO Animal Welfare League SA, said, “Ehrlichiosis is a very serious disease with a high mortality rate in chronically infected dogs. Infected animals require veterinary treatment and supportive care.

“Dog owners must be vigilant. There are a number of things you can do to help prevent this disease in your dogs, including placing your dog on a tick control program. Dog owners should consult with their veterinarians on the risk and preventative measures appropriate for their geographical area,” she said.

The National Pest and Disease Outbreak website advi-

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Credit: Christian Lambert on Unsplash ses pet owners to inspect their dog daily for ticks, especially if they have been in a tick-infested area. Run your fingers through your dog’s coat over their skin and feel for abnormal bumps, paying particular attention to the head and neck, inside their ears, on their chest, between their toes and around their mouths and gums.

The initial clinical signs of E.canis infection can include: fever, lethargy, enlarged lymph nodes, loss of appetite, discharge from the eyes and nose, weight loss and bleeding disorders. If your dog is showing any of the above clinical signs, please contact a vet immediately.

“We recommend you contact your veterinarian if you have a dog that is unwell because early treatment provides the best chance for them to recover,” Dr Bellamy added.

A spokesperson from the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, WA advised, “In areas where brown dog ticks are present or dogs to be rehomed are sick, rehoming agencies are encouraged have dogs tested for E. canis before moving them to ensure they are not spreading the disease to another area. In Western Australia, movement conditions apply to dogs being moved out of the Kimberley, where the disease is established.”

For more information, visit www.agric.wa.gov.au/ehrlichiosis.

Together, our members provide rescue, shelter, re-homing, fostering, health care and enrichment services to more than 50,000 animals every year. Through national campaigns, partnerships and initiatives, we celebrate the human-animal bond and promote responsible pet ownership. We use our national voice to campaign for the humane treatment of all companion animals and we rally support for programmes that deliver high welfare standards.

To discover more, visit www.australiacan.org.au Development, WA

Credit: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development,WA

Ehrlichiosis is predominantly a disease of dogs but there have been rare cases of human infection. The Department of Health has information on their website about ticks and human health precautions.

For more information on the disease visit: www.outbreak.gov.au/current-responses-to-outbreaks/ehrlichiosis-dogs Media Contact Trish Ennis, CAN 0407 561 356 | tennis@australiacan.org.au www.australiacan.org.au Images available upon request About Companion Animal Network Australia (CAN) Companion Animal Network Australia (CAN) is a registered charity representing the companion animal welfare work of our six member agencies. We rally support to develop and promote programs that deliver high welfare standards for companion animals.

Nala – SAFE WA Nala came from North West Australia. She was left to fend for herself when her owner left over Christmas.

With the searing heat, she took herself the best spot possible, next to the ice machine in the local pub, becoming a welcomed part of the Public Bar. The Publican, knowing they couldn’t keep Nala, contacted the local ranger Hamish to collect her. Hamish found someone who knew the owner who said they would take Nala while she was away. Nala escaped and returned to the Pub. “She was a beautiful gentle dog,” said Hamish.

Hamish contacted the owner who agreed to have Nala rehomed. He took her directly to SAFE in Karratha where she was checked by the vet team. She was skin and bone and very lethargic.

Following her vet check she was found to be anaemic, covered in ticks and was suffering from the E.canis virus.

Following isolation, treatment and wonderful care by her foster carers, Nala recovered fully.

She has now been re-homed to an amazing couple who are spoiling Nala and she is loving them.

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DOGZONLINE POINTSCORE 2021 RESULTS AS AT 31/03/2021 AS PER DOGZ ONLINE PTY LTD WEBSITE

Show Dog of the Year 2021 Leaderboard - All Breeds - Australia

No. 1 - Fox Terrier (Wire) Aust Ch Graebrook Adrenaline Junkie (Graebrook Kennels) (4690) No. 2 - Australian Shepherd Aust Ch Ellagant Covert Surveillance (A Richardson & K McKinnon) (4252)

No. 7 - Skye Terrier Aust Sup Ch SkyesDLimit MyWay or Da Hwy (Letisha Pelchen) (2278)

No. 3 - Labrador Retriever Aust Ch Bradorla Here Comes The Sun (AI) (Vernon / Ellis / Wickham) (3674)

No. 8 - Bernese Mountain Dog Aust Sup Ch Montreaux Charlie Brown (Monique Dunne & Kerrin Balchin) (2188)

No. 4 - Irish Setter Aust Sup Ch Fantango Red Bull (Mr P Middleton & Ms J Salvestrin) (2904)

No. 9 - Azawakh CIB & Aust Sup Ch Imidiwan Amali (Imp POL) (Miss T Cox & Ms D Huon) (2075)

No. 5 - Poodle (Standard) Aust Sup Ch Jurado Rocket Man For Wazky (K Ritter/ E Maitland) (2357)

No. 10 - Fox Terrier (Smooth) Aust Sup Ch Clanach Foxtrot at Boarbadger (M & P Merchant / E Parker / N Gouzos) (1961

No. 6 - Cocker Spaniel (American) Aust Sup Ch Azel Moments Like This (Azel Kennels) (2330)

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Leader board – All Breeds - State All Breeds – Queensland

All Breeds - Victoria

No. 1 - Poodle (Standard) Aust Sup Ch Jurado Rocket Man For Wazky (K Ritter/ E Maitland) (1625)

No. 1 - Fox Terrier (Wire) Aust Ch Graebrook Adrenaline Junkie (Graebrook Kennels) (4564)

All Breeds - New South Wales

All Breeds - Tasmania

No. 1 - Labrador Retriever Aust Sup Ch Fantango Red Bull (Mr P Middleton & Ms J Salvestrin) (2053)

No. 1 - Weimaraner Aust Ch Arnhill Standing Room Only (AI) (J Turner) (1890)

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All Breeds - South Australia

No. 1 - Cocker Spaniel (American) Aust Sup Ch Azel Moments Like This (Azel Kennels) (2330) All Breeds - Western Australia

All Breeds - ACT

No. 1 - Deerhound Aust Ch Eilrig Speed Bonnie Boat (AI) (Melanie Crossley & Aeryn Stehr) (228) All Breeds - Northern Territory

No. 1 - Welsh Terrier Am Ch Monaline Lancelot (Imp SERBIA) (Liz Walmsley & Dr R Young) (1896)

No. 1 - Bull Terrier Aust Ch Maolmhin Azerbaijan (Sandy Irlam & Diane Cuthbert) (93)

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Rising Star of the Year 2021 Rising Star Leader board - All Breeds - Australia

No. 1 - Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) Aust Ch Voncronan Diamond Desire @ Skyeway (Kylie Tilley & Tina Sunman) (614)

No. 2 - Lhasa Apso Amesen Skyfall (AI) (Amesen Kennels) (490)

No. 7 - Dalmatian Krystaway Cyber Attack (R & D Harbin) (400)

No. 3 - West Highland White Terrier Macbraedly Hocus Pocus (Mrs L K Brown) (455)

No. 8 - Bull Terrier (Miniature) Aust Ch Bullacktiv Stop On Red (Hayden Pinker/ Nikki/ Paulene & Anthony Zullo) (391)

No. 4 - Papillon Sailoz Destined To Dream (Kristy Lewis) (451) No. 5 - Samoyed Auramist Enchanted Eclipse (AI) (Bailey Campbell) (415) No. 6 - German Shorthaired Pointer Acewild Oh Pretty Woman (Maree & Jade Pledger) (405)

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No. 9 - Dachshund (Miniature Long Haired) Aust Ch Dachchimac Mother of Dragons (L K Stevens) (390) No. 10 - Flat Coated Retriever Aust Ch Kellick Criminal Intent (Mr Benjamin P Evans) (385)

Rising Star Leader board – All Breeds - State All Breeds – Queensland No. 1 - Jack Russell Terrier Belljacks Prime Time (Steve & Kathy Whyatt) (176) All Breeds - New South Wales No. 1 - Samoyed Auramist Enchanted Eclipse (AI) (Bailey Campbell) (415) All Breeds - Victoria No. 1 - Old English Sheepdog Perfu Razzle Dazzle (Mr C / Mrs S & Mr J Moore) (350) All Breeds - Tasmania No. 1 - German Shorthaired Pointer Acewild Oh Pretty Woman (Maree & Jade Pledger) (405) All Breeds - South Australia No. 1 - Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) Aust Ch Voncronan Diamond Desire @ Skyeway (Kylie Tilley & Tina Sunman) (554) All Breeds - Western Australia No. 1 - Labrador Retriever Kineta Serendipity (Eva Fekete) (230) All Breeds - Australian Capital Territory No. 1 - Deerhound Aust Ch Eilrig Speed Bonnie Boat (AI) (Melanie Crossley & Aeryn Stehr) (125) All Breeds - Northern Territory No. 1’s Dachshund (Wire Haired) Idylewins Terrific Treacle (Melissa MC Purich) (25) Rottweiler - Emzacily Disorderly Conduct (Sarah Gordon) (25) Shih Tzu - Killilan The Courts In Session (M Capell) (25)

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Neuter of the Year 2021

No. 1 - Samoyed Aust Sup & Neut Ch Airebis What Dreams R Made Of (Kellie / Judy & Graham Hughes)

No. 2 - Australian Shepherd Aust Gr & Neut Ch Sutter So Bedazzled (Imp NZ) (K Davis) (232) No. 3 - Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) Aust Neut Gr Ch Reynosa Diamond Chip (Miriam Schiller) (220) No. 4 - Basenji Aust Sup & Neut Ch Tamsala Plymouth Roadrunner (AI) (Heather A Budd) (190) No. 5 - Finnish Lapphund Aust Gr Ch Orical Juhaofarcadia (AI) ET WPD (L Mills & T Richardson) (187) No. 6 - Brittany Aust Gr & Neut Ch Tobenlee Moves Like Jagger CD RA JD ET JC (Samantha Ibbott-Cordi) (175) 18 | K9online.com.au

No. 7 - Shetland Sheepdog Aust Ch Rimini Divine Design (B K Turner) (171) No. 8 - Lowchen Aust Ch Rondaglen Summer Breeze (Miss Courtney Tulk) (161) No. 9 - Pug Aust Neut Ch Kangala Kung Fu Kevin (Kerry Cannon & Greg Lamb) (155) No. 10 - Italian Greyhound Aust Neut Ch Kosmos Heart of Eternity (Mrs C Flattum & Miss A Divola) (155

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Canine Health & General Well Being

THE END OF LOCKDOWN AND YOUR PUPPY OR DOG Writen & Supplied by Royal Canin

COVID-19 affected not only our way of life but also that of our pets. Many of us experienced significant periods confined to our houses and working from home became the new normal. Many people also decided to purchase or adopt a dog or puppy during this period.

While all that extra time together can help strengthen the bond you share and make some training simpler, it does mean there may have been fewer opportunities for exploring, experiencing and interacting with the outside world.

Now, as the restrictions are being lifted and regular life begins to resume again, you may need to spend extra time socialising your dog or puppy.

WHY IS PUPPY SOCIALISATION IMPORTANT? Socialisation is a process of learning in which your puppy is introduced to the world. Any new experience you share with them is part of this socialisation and contributes to their ability to master communication. It could be meeting a new person or another dog, getting in a car, hearing a hairdryer, or just going to a new location such as your local vet clinic.

The first few weeks of your puppy’s life is critical for socialisation. However, it’s essential to continue socialisation and familiarisation even when they’re an adult dog.

Without socialisation, a puppy may become fearful or even aggressive in certain situations or towards people and other animals.

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When should I begin socialisation training?

Dogs are at their most receptive when they’re puppies, aged between 3 to 14 weeks of age. During this period, they’re quick to form attachments with others and are particularly sensitive to their environment.

While these early encounters play a massive role in a dog’s future emotional balance, socialisation doesn’t end at 14 weeks. They will continue to learn throughout their life, and their reactions to familiar situations may change – a young dog may be comfortable being in a car at first, but a negative experience may make them anxious later on.

Likewise, adult dogs who were not appropriately socialised as puppies can learn new behaviours and become comfortable in previously stressful situations. However, it does require a different approach to socialising puppies.

How to socialise a puppy It’s essential to consult your vet about when your puppy is ready for socialisation; this will be based on their age and vaccinations status.You can then build on the socialisation basics taught by the puppy’s mother.

The aim is to let them see, hear, touch, smell, and interact with the world around them as much as possible while they’re still under 14 weeks of age. Each new interaction they have with a dog, a person, or within their environment will act as a reference point in later life.

The more positive experiences they have as a puppy, the better.

But negative experiences will have a lasting impact too!

Like you would with an older dog, you should carefully and safely socialise your puppy by constantly watching their behaviour during an experience or encounter and managing their response.

Suppose you’ve been unable to take your puppy outside as often as you’d like during COVID-19 restrictions.You might begin by carrying them around outside, visiting a friend’s home, or interacting with dogs you know are fully vaccinated and well-behaved.

Social distancing does make puppy and dog socialisation harder than before, but you can still observe the world together and interact with people and other dogs from a safe distance.

Always try to pace your socialisation training to suit your puppy’s comfort level – some have innate behaviours that make them naturally anxious, while others may always be excited.

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How To Socialise An Older Dog It’s essential to be realistic when socialising adult dogs.

If they missed out as a puppy, they’d be starting from a disadvantage, and it may not be possible to make them comfortable with everything they encounter.

Depending on your dog’s background, your goal might be to introduce enough stimuli so they can feel safe and secure in their immediate environment and not the entire world at large.

The key thing to remember is not to rush an older dog.

Unlike a puppy, they typically won’t absorb new experiences as quickly, so you must work at a pace that suits them.

You also should consider if they’re in any pain (e.g. arthritis) or have other medical conditions that will make socialisation more difficult for them. If this is the case, reach out to your vet for advice and support.

The key to successful socialisation is to start in an environment in which your dog is already comfortable and slowly progress from there. For example, if you’re trying to introduce friends and family, have them approach your leashed dog slowly and one at a time, keeping their voices low and calm. Let them give your dog familiar toys and if they show any signs of stress or anxiety, end the session and try another time. It’s important to finish a socialisation session positively, so remember to bring toys and treats.

It’s all about encouragement, positivity, patience, and rewards. Sometimes you may encounter setbacks, but the long-term benefits are worth the perseverance. Any time they make progress, reward them with praise and their favourite toy or treat. As treats are a sometimes food only, they mustn’t make up more than 10% of your dogs daily caloric intake. Otherwise, you’ll need to consider reducing their daily ration size.

SOCIALISING ADULT DOGS Unfortunately, not every dog will have been adequately socialised as a puppy. Whatever the reason, if your dog missed that early window, you may find introducing unfamiliar experiences, people and animals to them more challenging. But it’s certainly still possible for your dog to progress with some patience and a slow and steady approach. However, you may need to seek expert advice from your vet or a veterinary behaviourist in some cases.

You may also find new behaviours develop over time or appear with a change in routine or environment. Your dog during the pandemic may have grown used to you being around more regularly and may experience separation anxiety when they’re left alone. They may also have grown cautious of other dogs after so much time

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Canine Health & General Well Being

7 Tips For Working From Home With Pets Writen & Supplied by Dr Fiona Patterson

As we navigate our way through life in the time of COVID-19, many of us are sharing our workspaces with others – including our pets. I’m fortunate to work for a wonderful company that not only offers flexible working arrangements, but also supports pet-friendly workspaces.

This means that whether I’m at the office or working from home, I get to spend lots of time with my best mate Kelly dog.

Get active first thing

Here I share my tips on how to make working from home with a pet – both positive as well as productive:

When you get involved in playtime, you both get to share wonderful bonding time as well as the opportunity to create precious memories.

Have a plan for a return to ‘normality’ If working from home isn’t in your long-term plans and you’ll be returning to work or school at some point, now’s the time to prepare your pet for that transition.

In my last article, I offered some advice which you might like to keep in mind when considering the ideas below.

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Before you sit down at your desk, make activity a priority.

Take a walk if time allows or play some games. Dogs will enjoy fetching games, while my dog Kelly prefers a game of chasey. Games aren’t just for dogs – cats need playtime too! By stimulating their hunting instinct, your cat won’t be able to resist joining in by pouncing and jumping.

Have a cuddle After an exercise session it’s time for a quick snuggle.

Dogs are social animals who innately want to bond with others and while cats are famous for being free spirits,

many enjoy being held and stroked.

Get active again

Oxytocin peaks in both people and their dogs when they interact positively so have a cuddle and release some feel good hormones. Now you’re ready for work!

I like to break up the working day with a couple of dog walks – especially if I get stuck on a task. It’s amazing the number of times a creative solution to a problem pops into my head when Kelly and I are out pounding the pavement.

Keep a to-do list Compiling a daily to-do list is a great way of planning out your day. Not only does ticking off those tasks feel rewarding, you can also schedule in times for a coffee break, meals, toilet breaks etc

If you don’t have time for a walk, consider a short training session and start teaching your pet a new trick. If you’re really pressed for time – offer your pet a different toy to maintain the novelty factor.

Let your pet have some alone time It’s important for pets to feel happy spending some time by themselves. A cosy bed or crate works well for dogs.

Cats tend to enjoy a resting spot somewhere high up such as on a cat tower. Alternatively, a cat igloo can help them feel snug and secure. Time alone should be viewed as a positive thing, so encourage your pet to love their resting spot by offering toys and treats.

If your pet starts to whine in your absence, ignore them.

When they are calm, return with a treat. You could also try slowly moving your pet’s bed away from your workspace over a number of days as needed.

Keep your pet occupied While you’re busy with colleagues on Skype, provide your pet with some ‘work’. Offer your dog a chew toy or a sustained-release food toy like a Kong or Buster Cube stuffed with kibble and peanut butter. Cats that are motivated by food will also enjoy a food puzzle toy. Another option – that’s easy and cheap, is a cardboard box. Cats love playing hide and seek in them, and you can easily replace this toy when the current box is worn out. Just don’t let yourself be too distracted by any hilarious feline shenanigans!

Hopefully these tips will help you establish a work from home environment that you – and your pet will both enjoy!

Until next time, Dr Fiona

With your pet kept busy you can focus on work matters.

Remember that food you use in toys should be counted as part of your pet’s overall calorie intake to avoid over feeding.

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New South Wales News Column

New South Wales News Tiarne Tattersall New South Wales Columnist Email: tiarne.tattersall@icloud.com

It’s been a busy month in NSW for dog shows 6.3.21 Lake District Canine Club AM show

RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW Newfoundled Aust Ch Newfcastle War Party BEST IN SHOW Staffordshire Bull Terrier Aust Ch Highbourne Lonhro RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW Australian Sheppard Aust Ch Blueamble Juzfor The Hell Ofit ************ The Lake District Canine Club PM Show BEST IN SHOW Tibetan Terrier Aust Ch Gangela Dipped In Ink

************ 7.3.21 The Lake District Canine Club BEST IN SHOW Tibetan Terrier Aust Ch Gangela Dipped In Ink RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW Whippet Aust Ch Shearwind The Painted Lady ************

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12.3.21 Moree Kennel Club Inc AM Show

RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW Skye Terrier Aust Sup Ch SkyesDLimit MyWay or Da hwy BEST IN SHOW Skye Terrier Aust Sup Ch SkyesDLimit MyWAy or Da Hwy

************ New england ladies kennel club PM Show

RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW Labrador Retriever Aust Ch Bradorla Here Comes The Sun (AI) ************ New England Ladies Kennel Club PM Show BEST IN SHOW Whippet Aust Ch Shearwind The Painted Lady RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW Labrador retriever Aust Ch Bradorla Here Comes the Sun (AI) ************ 13.3.21 Moree Kennel Club AM Show

BEST IN SHOW Skye Terrier Aust Sup Ch SkyesDLimit MyWay or Da hwy RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW Dalmation Starswept coach Rider ************ Liverpool & district all Breeds kennel club AM Show RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW Miniature Bull Terrier Aust Ch bullacktiv Stop on Red ************

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Liverpool & district all breed kennel club PM Show

Congratulations to some of our junior handlers in NSW for some successful few weekends of showing Aimee Meagher 2x 1st PLACE 13-19yrs at Canberra Royal with Zinger (Aussie Shepherd) and Winx (Aussie Shepherd) RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW at the Working dog speciality in Canberra with Motto (Border Collie) BEST OF BREED at the gundog speciality in Canberra with Sabrina (Weimaraner) BEST IN GROUP & AUS BRED IN SHOW at the lake district canine club PM show with broker (borzoi)

BEST IN SHOW Irish setter Aust Sup Ch Fantango Red bull RUNNER-UP IN SHOW Pomeranian Aust Ch pomquest pot o gold ************ 14.3.21 Moree Kennel Club BEST IN SHOW Skye Terrier Aust Sup Ch SkyesDLimit MyWay or da Hwy RUNNER-UP BEST IN SHOW Labrador retriever Aust Ch Bradorla Here Comes The Sun (AI) ************ Liverpool & District all breed kennel club BEST IN SHOW Bearded Collie Aust Sup Ch Edinglen Somebody Stop Me RUNNER- UP BEST IN SHOW Dalmation Aust Sup Ch Krystaway Polka Dot Bikini JC ************

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Sahra Garside RUNNER-UP BEST IN GROUP at New England Ladies kennel club with Pirro (Papillion) and for gaining his SUPREME CHAMPIONS AWARD

Tanara Craig BEST IN GROUP at Liverpool & District all breeds kennel club with Gomez (afghan Hound)

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Queensland News Column

Queensland News Cristina Fornasier Queensland Columnist Email: Cristina_for@hotmail.com Phone: 0418 219 071 Can you believe how fast March has come and gone!

Shows are starting to ramp up for all the zones especially for those that have patiently been waiting in Zone 2 and Zone 3.

Huge weekends coming up for Central and North Queensland with Bundaberg hosting their annual Easter shows which will draw large numbers from all zones.

Ingham Kennel & Obedience Club and Cloncurry & District Canine Club are combining their shows over Easter to make a huge weekend of 6 shows for all to attend.

A follow up from last months article on Luke and Pepper.

Pepper was granted as a Wish from Make A Wish Australia to Luke. Luke is doing very well and we wish he continues to stay safe and well.

Pepper and Luke have completed their Puppy Magic Certificate at Bonnies’ Obedience and Puppy School.

Pepper has learnt to heal, sit, drop and stay.

With breaking news on the 29/03/2021 for a 3 day lockdown due to reported Covid Cases in Brisbane this may jeopardise these clubs from conducting their much anticipated shows, I certainly hope that it is not the case and I’m reporting all your adventures and wins in the May edition. Uncertain times for all.

A lovely note from Sharron Bell on the process of Pepper and Luke

Luke is super proud as his Pepper is totally awesome.

They love their walks together but Pepper can still be a typical beagle and will follow her nose. Pepper is very much loved and has really integrated herself into the family.

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We also had the pleasure of introducing the new little star to our show team for 2021. “Markka” - Oui Oui Keep The Change owned and bred by Jenni Cameron who at his very first time in the show ring won 3 x challenge dog, 1 x Runner Up of Breed, 2 x Best of Breed, 3 x Junior in Group converting one to Junior in Show. He came away with 42 points at only just 12 months old.

I’m just so proud of them both and what they have achieved. He is one very level headed boy and a loving family to boot which has given him that grounding. And to think I nearly gave the Make A Wish Australia the brush off, I’m so glad now that I took the time and of course they weren’t just going to get a puppy at the click of their fingers.

The joy Pepper has given to Luke and his family is unmeasurable. (included this last bit from Sharon as a reminder to keep an open mind) ************ From John King of Khingsahl Kennels What a return to dog shows for John and Ray Scells with Oscar – Sup Ch Standing Ovation At Khingsahl (Imp NZ) at his first show back in Queensland in 13 months winning 3 x Best Exhibit In Group converting one to Runner Up Best in Show at the Gladstone Kennel Club Championship show weekend.

To say we are over the moon with Oscar and Markka is an understatement as both gave their best in very trying conditions and we are now looking forward to an exciting 2021. Big thankyou to the judges who appreciated the quality of these dogs, Sue Foster (SA), Heather Jones (WA) and Rosemary Green (Qld).

I must say it was a pleasure to have interstate judges back on the panel and a huge congratulations to the Gladstone Kennel Club for such well run shows.

No show photos because of the weather but I am sure there will be plenty more opportunities. Thank you to all the lovely people with your complements of the condition of Oscar and how he performed and on how stunning Markka looked and performed in the ring. Jenni was inundated with congratulations phone calls from her many French Bulldog friends who were waiting with anticipation of hearing of Markka’s results. ************

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From Mandy Goodwin Well what a couple of big days for the Team and Volunteers for Beaudesert Kennel Club.

Judges, Stewards, Trainees Educators, Volunteers, all the general public and Exhibitors a massive Thank You to each and everyone of you.

Was a lovely friendly relaxed atmosphere. We always appreciate any feedback to take on board. Very busy for us but was well worth the effort.

To Logan City Council and Jimboomba Obedience Club for all their support and assistance as well for without working together we could not have used the grounds.

Best In Show was award to the Old English Sheepdog, Sup Ch/Am Ch Wynsilot N Larame Come Together (Imp USA) O: Cassidy Runner Up In Show awarded to the Scottish Terrier; Ch Upyrkilt Where There Is A Way O: Kellie / Wright. ************

Amanda Harvey had a brilliant time at Gladstone Kennel Club 3 championship shows with her Irish Setter – Ch Yarramo Fight Fire With Fire with the following results: Show 1: Mrs H Jones (WA) Best in Group from the State Bred Class onto General Specials under Ms R Green (Qld) and was awarded Best Exhibit In Show and State Bred In Show.

Show 2: Mrs S Foster (SA) gave Best In Group and State Bred In Show.

Show 3: Ms R Green (Qld) awarded Best In Group to which under Mrs H Jones (WA) awarded Best In Show and State Bred In Show.

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************ From Anthea Adamopoulos Two shows for us this weekend and we received Two Best In Shows.

Badru certainly didn’t let me down. From the moment I turn the hydrobath on and get out ‘his’ shampoo to get everything ready to bath, he knows it’s for a show.

Probably a long weekend for me, but definitely one to remember.

At the first show Badru received BIS under Mr Iain Hinde . And 2nd show winning under Diana Norman, this was a memorial show for Sandy Abraham. Many thanks to Brett Abraham for the most beautiful rosettes.

It definitely will be a day for me to remember as it was 7 years ago today my father passed. I guess I had 2 people watching over.

As always we are super proud of boy and look forward to what the future holds for him. Marcus turns 3 in May and His show career to date leaves me speechless.

************ From Kylie Ritter Master Marcus and I ventured out to the Redcliffe Kennel Club show yesterday in very trying heat, my boy never let me down, it was a fabulous day and well run show.

As the show was the memorial tribute to Sandy Abraham, the entry was a huge for us with 950 dogs attending.

Marcus was awarded Best in group under Ms T Parker (NSW), then on to Best in Show 2nd under Ms D Norman (Qld) , this fabulous win makes Marcus The top Standard Poodle in Australia and number 5 Australia wide all breeds in the dogsonline point score.

************ From Kim Stone Miss Saffi aka MBIS Supreme Ch Cordmaker Mellow Yellow had her time to shine.

Winning Back To Back BEST IN SHOW NEUTER at the Pine Rivers and Redcliffe Shows.

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Granddaughter Jorja was unable to handle so girlfriend Lisa Carpenter and hubby Michael stepped in.

Thankyou to judges Mrs C Mc Greevey, Mrs D Norman and Mr G Vernan for awarding our baby girl.

Well done to the committee for running the show under Covid restrictions.

************ From Paul McArthur Steele ~ Saxonee Forged By Fyre Has now attained his SUPREME TITLE Breeding a supreme champion boxer, “Saxonee Take No Prisoners” (Turk), was a dream come true.

To have followed up with breeding another Supreme Ch, who has the added accolade of being an Australian Boxer National Best In Show winner, is beyond any expectations I might have had.

I give my greatest thanks to Jody, Eryn and Dominic for being on the end of his lead, the same lead worn by Turk during his stellar career.

But a very special thank you to Jody as he would not be the dog he is without you.

Lure Coursing Queensland – go to their facebook page for more information regarding this upcoming day.

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************ News from: Dances With Dogs Club Queensland

love of the sport is undeniable. Ann was truly surprised to receive this well deserved award.

Congratulations Ann ************ News from: Mackay Kennel Club

Huge Congratulations to Gay Westmore for receiving the amazing award of Dogs Qld Life Membership.

Gay has been competing and contributing in the dog world in varies roles over the last 40 years.

Her list of achievements are long and spread over several sectors of the dog world.

The DWDCQ would like to express our sincere congratulations to Gay for your years of dedication to the dog world. Photo by Carolyn Ryan

Congratulations to Ann Shannon on receiving “Life Membership” to the DWDCQ. Ann has been a member of the club and a DWD judge since its inception in 2009. Her roles within the club have been many as well as competing in the last couple of years.

I’m sure Ann has DWD flowing through her veins as her

2020 became quite a different year in all our lives due to COVID-19. It was to be a celebration year for our club with the planned Centennial Show Weekend that was to be held in June 2020 and then optimistically delayed until September. However, we had to go with the flow of the impact of the Corona Virus on the Dog World and are now holding these delayed Centennial celebrations with a Rosette Three Show weekend on the 5th and 6th June 2021.

The Mackay Kennel Club has managed to ride the COVID storm very well thanks to the support of the Mackay Regional Council with a grant to organisations impacted

by COVID of $5000 plus a further recent Community Grant of $5000 towards the work being undertaken at our clubhouse and grounds. The club was also successful in is submission to the Community Gambling Funds Grant and received $19990 also being used towards improvements.

The Mackay Regional Council has also provided support to our small Club with an event grant that is being used towards our 100 year celebrations. The support from a regional Council of our Club and its activities has been greatly appreciated and are exemplary.

So it is an exciting time for the Mackay Kennel Club at our Clubhouse and grounds with the replacement of the existing two show rings permanent fencing that includes designated assembly areas, grading and top-dressing of our rings, painting and electrical work being undertaken.

Our plans for the format of our dog rings were submitted and approved by Dogs Queensland. The planned purchase of temporary fencing will allow us to have a third ring which we will be trialling to assist with running our shows quickly giving us all more time to socialise and enjoy the company of our fellow exhibitors as well as allowing our travelling exhibitors an earlier finish time for their return journeys.Temporary fencing will be used to define the common boundary between rings one and two. This will allow us to remove it for General specials thus creating one big ring for the running and viewing of General Specials.

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look forward to seeing everyone and celebrating this event with all in attendance at our 3 Championship all Rosette Centennial Show weekend on 5th and 6th June 2021.

We look forward to having some great shows and enjoying a cuppa and cake with everyone! ************ Raffles & Funraising: A lot of club’s have been struggling to keep their heads above water with the restrictions Covid have put in place.

Many are running fantastic raffles to raise much needed funds – a lot of these tickets can be purchased easily through Show Manager or some clubs directly.

Sarina Kennel Club have a cash raffle running for $500 For a small club with only limited numbers of members, the commitment of our dedicated members is great. It just shows how together, each and every one of us, can make a huge contribution and continue to be an essential part of the Dog Show World.

As our club moves forward into the next century of its Club history, we look forward to welcoming new members into our Club. The Mackay Kennel Club is focussed on listening to everyone’s input and suggestions as no one person has all the answers and decisions are made transparently by members at Club meetings.

Subject to any further changes with COVID requirements, we will be able to offer limited camping on site and will have 3 interstate judges. Our immediate neighbours, the Miniature Train Club have agreed to not hold anything on our show weekend which will allow camping down and around their Club’s leased area. The Mackay region also has a number of dog-friendly caravan parks, motels and accommodation. The Club will be putting up a list of these on our Facebook site in the next few weeks.

Charters Towers Kennel Club have a 100 number board running.

Cairns City Kennel Club have a Easter Basket of Goodies Mareeba and District Kennel Club are running a basket of Grooming Products Not to mention those clubs that provide raffles on the day – say yes to the ticket sellers !!

Remember you can only win if you buy those tickets. ************ I certainly hope that come the time in April when I’m chasing news for May 2021 that the Easter shows were able to be held successfully over Easter in Zone 2 and 3 as a lot of blood, sweat and tears would of gone into setting up these huge weekends for you the exhibitors.

Mackay Kennel Club Inc https://www.facebook.com/groups/804155862933192)

I know I have been contracted to cover the photography for Zone 3 Easter shows at Ingham (both clubs) so will have those results and photos therefore I am hoping that those that attend Easter at Bundy will provide your results and photos.

So, head north to winter warmth and the friendly regional atmosphere of Mackay. New or old exhibitors, we

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to let me know and I’ll add it to the Queensland Column.

And I know Easter is the only show weekend in April so please do send through your news so that you don’t feel left out.

Send me your Results / News / Events / Adventures etc to email: Cristina_for@hotmail.com or message me via facebook Cheers for now peeps Cristina Fornasier Mobile: 0418 219 071

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Belgian Shepherd Dog Club of Queensland Inc Open Shows 2021 Mr D Kill (Qld) Mrs A McGinn (Qld)

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South Australian News Julie Manser South Australian Columnist Email: julie@tiptreekennels.com.au Shows were abundant in March with 10 All Breeds championship shows held over 3 weekends with 7 of the shows being 99% interstate appointments.

4 shows had entries above 400, next highest being 3 shows above 300 and low 300s for the other 3 shows.

The Hound Club also held their specialty champ show with an entry of 133 so great support from their members … Hound group at All Breeds shows are lucky to reach 40+ entries . The Whippet & Greyhound Specialty was also held on the same day. Both shows had interstate judges. ~~~~~~ For local and interstaters, please note that our Adelaide Royal schedule is out and entries close on 12 July 5pm. Judges are: Mr John Palmer (NSW) Groups 1, 3 , 4A & 7 Mr Doug Bowe (WA) Groups 2, 4B, 5 & 6 Mr Bob Lott (SA) General Specials On the topic of Royals, congratulations to Mr Michael Camac judging at Sydney Royal and Mr Geoff Love at Melbourne Royal. Great to see our South Aussies being recognised. ~~~~~~ RIP Judy Chapman Judy was well known as an Old English Sheepdog exhibitor based here in SA and was a force in the Australian Dog World in the 1970’s and 1980’s. From organising and conducting tours at Crufts, an avid organiser and

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promoter of State Junior Handlers and finals, along with being the voice at our Royal shows educating the public on breeds as they were shown. Judy had a huge personality, passionate commitment with a wealth of knowledge across the dog world generally. Remembered fondly by many…our condolences to her family and friends. ~~~~~~ Honoured by Westminster Kennel Club Ripley “Am Gr Ch Kristarz For My Next Trick” was sent to the US as a puppy by us (Kari and Cheryl Harding). His father ‘Felon’ had been sent from the US the year prior and Ripley was a gift back to Felons breeders. Since then ‘Ripley’ has been shown and achieved his American Grand Championship. The icing on the cake for his career is now that he has been invited to the 2021 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show due to being in the top 5 ranked lowchen in the USA. As his breeders we could not be more proud.

New Councillors Announced

We are so proud of this boy & thank all the Judges who have awarded Morgan so highly.

President Brian Parker advised the meeting the result of members’ voting for Council nominations. Mr Peter Thompson - Vice- President and Miss Caroline Murphy & Mr Ben Luxton – Councillors. All were present & introduced to the meeting and warmly received. ~~~~~~~ New Supreme Champions We are delighted that “Will” CH Chaleur Say I Will (AI) gained his final Best in Group win under Mrs Jo Heard to give him his Supreme Champion Title.

“Will” is a Multiple Specialty Best in Show winner, and also a Multiple All Breeds Best in Show winner. He is now the 10th dog that Chaleur have bred that is an All Breeds BIS winner and Specialty Best In Show winner.

Sired via frozen semen from the top stud dog in the UK for 5 consecutive years, ENG SH CH LUX CH Zampanzar Say It Again Shardanell, we are indebted to his owner Margaret Joy for allowing us to have access to such an incredible sire.

“Morgan with owner/breeders Linda Jarvis, Liat & Kristen O’Malley” ~~~~~~ Bianca Musolino is excited to announce that at 4 years old “Cruise” MBIS Ch Abacel Nite Cruiser attained his Supreme title…exceeding my expectations coming back from the COVID break with a bang! Nothing beats the feeling of having such a special connection with a dog that is your best friend & consistently gives his best efforts every week. Win or lose, we both love spending time with each other doing what we love. A huge thank you to Abacel Kennels (John and Marree Rice) for breeding and allowing me to co-own my heart dog I am forever grateful. Also thanks to all those who have supported us or awarded Cruise through our journey.

“Will with owner Ruth Thompson” ~~~~~~~~ Aceweis & Heiderst Kennels are thrilled to introduce their New SUPREME Champion - “Morgan” Sup Ch Aceweis Kiss The Girls At Heiderst.

Morgan has exceeded all expectations in just 3 Years and was knocking on the door to his Supreme just prior to Covid-19 hitting. …but he has returned to the ring in 2021 with a bang!

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New Import AM CH VJK-MYST JOURNEY DOWNUNDER (Imp USA) “Tripp” Recently imported by Heiderst Kennels, Sally Rattle, Todd Sproule & Michele Reichmuth, “Tripp” was bred by the world famous kennel VJK-MYST & sired by “CJ” (GCH Vjk-Myst Garbonita’s California Journey) - Best in Show winner at the 140th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show In 2016. We hope to make breeders Valerie Nunes-Atkinson & Yvonne Hassler-Deterding along with handler Antonio Vidmar proud & remain forever grateful for allowing us to bring Tripp to Australia.

Noarlunga). We are so excited for this next chapter together. I can see a lot of different animals in our future. Wishing you both every happiness

“Matthew Smith & Hannah Kress” ~~~~~~~ Sydney Royal Show is about to get underway … safe travels and good luck to all our South Aussies who are making the journey. Safe travel wishes also to those who are travelling to the cluster shows in Port Pire and also Mt Gambier….enjoy the relaxed country atmosphere these shows provide ~~~~~~~

~~~~~~ Engagement Congratulations Hannah Kress and I met just over 3 years ago at the Marion Animal Hospital were we both work at. Hannah is also studying and is in her 4th year of Veterinary science. From this a friendship begun and a wonderful relationship blossomed about a year later with us both having many of the same interests and love of animals.

Hannah having 3 cats, was a difference from my dogs, but Hannah has attended a few dog shows now and has enjoyed herself. Even making the comment that she could sign up and start showing one day.

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Have you got news?????

Please do not hesitate to either chat to me at shows or email me items of interest that could be included in this column.

Cheers Julie Manser julie@tiptreekennels.com.au

AUSTRALIA’S PREMIERE C.A.C.I.B. WEEKEND

Voted Australia’s FAVOURITE SHOW

DAVID ROCHE PARK Kilburn, S.A.

Friday 4th June: Saturday 5th June: Sunday 6st June:

3rd A.N.K.C. / F.C.I. C.A.C.I.B. Championship Show A.N.K.C. All Breeds Championship Show (Cruft’s Qualifier) A.N.K.C. All Breeds Championship Show Estrela Cup Junior Handler Final

Judging Panel:

Deidre Crofts (NSW), Julia Van Dinter (WA), Patrice Johansen (Qld), Esther Joseph (Vic), Di Jovanovic (Qld), Shellie Marshall (Vic), Yanina Smith (Tas).

Partner Clubs:

Terrier Club of S.A., British Bulldog Club of S.A., Chihuahua Club of S.A., Doberman Club of S.A., Golden Retriever Club of S.A., Labrador Retriever Club of S.A., Papillon Club of S.A., Samoyed Club of S.A.

Schedules now available at http://www.dogssa.com.au/ and FACEBOOK GROUPS http://winterinternationalsa.info/

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New Zealand News Penny Brooks

New Zealand Columnist Email: pennybrooksphotography@outlook.com

First shows for the month were sadly postponed/cancelled due to yet another breech at our border from Covid 19. You really have to wonder what they are doing wrong but thankfully it didn’t end up a major outbreak but did put Auckland back into lockdown.

20th March saw 2 shows for Buller KA Only results I have is BIS (G Doyle) gave the Lhasa NZCH CHIC CHOIX DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME (IMP FIN) Best in Show where it went onto RBIS in the 2nd Show under C Graham.

So the first shows for the month were Manawatu KA Benefit show on the 13th March where G Whitfield gave BIS to the Miniature Poodle CH FANCY PANTS FOR WHITOUT (Rowe/Jellyman) and the OES ITA CH & NZ SPR CH SHAGGYBARK AMERICAN LOVER OF ARYAKAS AT SNODRAGON (IMP-USA) RBIS. Neuter in show was the Beardie NZ NEUT & NZ & AUST CH STYLYN WEAVER OF DREAMS AT LYNTREE (IMPAUST) RN

Wairoa KA also held 2 shows that day with (K Hardwick) gave the Doberman CH PATONSHILL DREAM CATCHER BIS with the Bichon RBIS NZ GR & NZ SPR JITTERBOP BEING EVIL HAS A PRICE (IMP-FIN).

Neuter in Show was the Kelpie ASHBEK KING OF THE MOUNTAIN with the beagle Reserve CH BEAUREIN INDY OF THE TRON

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re (S Walker) gave the Aussie Shepherd BIS AM GCHB & NZ CH DREAMSTREETS WHERE’S WALLY (IMP-USA) and the Dalmatian CH CHARIZELLE TIPSY GYPSY Res BIS. Show 2 (K Brown) gave BIS was the Pom CH TEPAMPAS FELIX AT POMKIN and the Newfy SUMMERFORD’S ALL FIRED UP KELEF (IMP-CAN) ResBIS.

Show 2 B Anderson gave BIS to the Irish Setter GR CH LANASCOL WAS THIS THE ANSWER and RBIS Giant Schnauzer SPR CH ZAUBEREI XQUISITE BY RAMOS. Neuter in Show was the Cairn CH MANGAROA WONDEROUS BELLA with the Lab BONAMI HIGH AND MIGHTY Res. Napier KC was the following day at the same venue where L Strongman gave the Rotty NZ CH UBERSEIN FAIR DINKUM (IMP-AUST) BIS and the Beardie CH LYNTREE COSMIC HALLELUJAH Res. Neuter in Show was the Min Pin CH PANACHE ALL GLITTER AND GLAM AT PINQUEST CGC S with Res to the beagle from above.

Show 2 P Douglas gave the Bichon from above BIS and the Dalmatian GR CH AUDAX KOH I NOOR Res BIS. Neuter BIS was the Siberian KIWIDINOK COURAGE UNDER FIRE SDCH and RBIS was the Dalmatian CH DALMANOR THE TOP WEIGHT. Last shows for the month was New Plymouth KC whe-

Also at NP the Central Boxer Club held their specialty.

BIS was CH ROSKI ROCKETMAN - This is his 3rd BIS to qualify him for his Speciality Grand Championship His speciality wins were under Steve Hare UK, Trevor Sully Aust and Clare Brooks NZ. He also had BIS All breeds wins under Judy Horton (Boxer Specialist) Aust and Deborah Ninness NZ.

Down South at Otago KA B Anderson judged but I could not find results for.

Show 2 (G Rumpler) gave the Beardie LYNTREE JAILHOUSE ROCK BIS with the Rotty Res. Sadly no details

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for him.

HUGE Congratulations to our Judges for obtaining group licences in the South Island Kathy Morton - Toys Mark Lawrence - Terriers Nicole Adams - Terriers Michelle Turner - Non Sporting Teresa Lawrence - Non Sporting.

Reserve BIS was the Puppy Bitch Dorje Barbie Girl Bred

by S Wyatt proudly owned and handled by Kylie Crawford.

Nearly all ages were represented and our in show winners were

The Tibetan Spaniel Club (of NZ) held their first Championship Show on the 27th March proudly sponsored by BlackHawk. There were 43 dogs entered and we also had 4 fun stakes at the conclusion so as to involve our local pet fraternity - this added another 7 or so Tibetans.

So, all in all we had a fabulous turnout. Judged by Mr Keith Brown who did a stirling job when inundated with such a volume of Tibbies.

The Best in Show was the Veteran Dog NZ Ch Ampoter Blackstar Bred by C Martin and proudly owned and handled by Elaine Beattie

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Baby Puppy - Gwylim Heavenly Starlight - Beattie Minor Puppy - Dorje Babsha Girl at Westwood - Croft Puppy as per res Junior - NZ Ch Ampoter Imperial Ruby Price - Crawford Intermediate - Ampoter B Exquisite - Crawford & Martin Limit - Ampoter Kouros - Hamblyn NZ Bred - NZCh Gwylim Iced Coffe - Lindup Brood Bitch - NZ Ch Dorje Madison at Ferntrees - Dryden Stud Dog - Tuscamada Kiwi Cruzin - Dryden Veteran - as per BIS Open - NZ Ch Gwylim Jumpn Jack - Beattie Stakes Classes were highly contested with all colours Black - NZ Ch Ferntrees Sum Nag Po Dawa Black & Tan - NZ Ch Khyisenge Hades Masterpiece Blonde - NZ Ch Gwylim Havey Wall Banger Parti - Ktrio Pablo Lets Go Parti Sable - Gwylim Lightning Bolt Red - Ampoter Kourous

Best Presented - NZ Ch Gwylim Harvey Wall Banger Local - NZ Ch Ampoter Imperial Ruby Price

Visitor - NZ Ch Gwylim Iced Coffee Parent & Progeny - NZ Ch Ampoter Blackstar and 2 offpring.

Grand Veteran in Show was NZ Ch Aztlon Miss Elite at 13 years of age Child Handler was Paige Judson with NZ Ch Gwylim Iced Coffee.

Then some fun stakes with were highly contested Best Smile - Ktrio Pablo Lets Go Parti The fluffiest Bum - NZ Ch Gwylim Have Wall Banger The waggliest tail - Tuscamada Kiwi Cruising with a bit of help from his bestie the Fasted eater Ngaki (pet entrant) Thanks you to all the fabulous donations towards our wonderful prizes - Lil Lux dog beds, Vets4Pets New Plymouth, Gloria & Ken Landon, Stu Ferguson & Ross Jennings, Fiona Montgomerie, Ktrio Kennels, Gwylim Kennels & Ferntree Kennels.

All in all a fabulous day with a bunch of beautiful dog.

Angela Drydon April sees the start of each Club only being able to hold 1 Champ show per year and 1 Open show. Lots of Clubs here are working together but gone are the 4 show weekends and I am sure numbers will start to drop off because of this. Hopefully I am wrong and hopefully a Transtasman Bubble will happen sooner rather than later.

Stay safe everyone Penny

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SCHEDULES Entries close Friday 26th March 2021

PORT PIRIE KENNEL CLUB INC CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Savoy Park, Warnertown Road, Port Pirie Friday 2nd April – 1.00pm

Saturday 3rd April – 8.30am

Group 1 - Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Group 2 – Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Group 3 – Ms Roni Oma (WA) Group 4 – Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Group 5 – Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Group 6 – Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Group 7 – Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) General Specials – Mrs Jill Hocking

Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Ms Roni Oma (WA) Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC)

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will commence not before 6.00pm

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will commence not before 6.00pm

Saturday 3rd April – Not before 12.30pm

Sunday 4th April – 8.30am

Group 1 – Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Group 2 – Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Group 3 – Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Group 4 – Ms Roni Oma (WA) Group 5 – Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Group 6 – Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Group 7 – Ms Roni Oma (WA) General Specials – Mrs Elle Maitland

Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Ms R Oma (WA) Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Ms R Oma (WA)

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will be cancelled with no refund

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will commence not before 6.00pm

Sunday 4th April – not before 12.30pm

Monday 5th April – 8.30am

Group 1 – Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Group 2 – Ms Roni Oma (WA) Group 3 – Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Group 4 – Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Group 5 – Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Group 6 – Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Group 7 – Mrs Ida Homer (WA) General Specials – Mrs Julie Keenan

Ms Roni Oma (WA) Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Mrs Ida Homer

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will be cancelled with no refund

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will commence not before 6.00pm

Show Manager: Mr Ross Darlow SACA Representative: Mrs Lynda Webb Membership: $5.00 (Single, Double, Pensioner, Junior) Financial year January 1st – December 31st Entry Fees: $13.00 Babies $6.00 Catalogue $5.00 (Full Breeding) Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 18A Junior Handler: Held on in the Luncheon Break on Saturday and Sunday unless the Hot Weather Policy applies (37 degrees 2 days before on eldersweather.com, in which case it will be cancelled.

Order of Judging: Friday, Saturday PM, Sunday PM – Group 4 followed by Group 7. All other Rings simultaneously. Saturday AM, Sunday AM, Monday AM – Group 7 followed by Group 4. All other Rings simultaneously.

Awards: Cash and Rosette for all in Show awards. Cash and Sash for Best in Group, RU Best in Group, Best Baby Puppy in Group, Best Puppy in Group. Sashes only for all other in Group awards.

Catering: Available Entries: The Convenor, Miss Lauren Schwerdt, 56 Windsor Avenue, Woodville Park SA 5011 Mobile contact show day only 0407 608 523. SSAE for acknowledgment of entries.

Camping: On the grounds at $10.00 per site per night NO SET UP PERMITTED BEFORE 2.00PM ON THURSDAY NO CARS AND/OR TRAILERS ON SOCCER PITCH

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MOUNT CITY & DISTRICT KENNEL CLUB INC. 5 SHOWS, 4 DAYS AND 1 VENUE MAKES THE PERFECT TEN Friday 2nd Saturday 3rd Sunday 4th Monday 5th April 2021 To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Len Lewis Memorial Dog Park, Pick Ave, Mount Gambier Sponsored by: Friday 12 noon Grp 1 – Mrs M Watson (WA)

Saturday 8.00am

Saturday not before noon

Sunday 8.00am Sweepstakes

Monday 8.30am Tiny tots and fancy dress

Mrs H Jones (WA)

Ms P Grutzner (VIC)

Ms P Campbell (WA)

Ms Y Meintjes (NSW)

Grp 2 – Ms P Grutzner (VIC)

Ms Y Meintjes (NSW)

Ms P Campbell (WA)

Mrs H Jones (WA)

Mrs M Watson (WA)

Grp 3 – Ms Y Meintjes (NSW

Ms P Campbell (WA)

Mrs M Watson (WA)

Mrs M Gostelow (VIC)

Ms P Grutzner (VIC)

Grp 4 – Ms P Grutzner (VIC)

Mrs M Gostelow (VIC)

Ms Y Meintjes (NSW)

Mrs M Watson (WA)

Mrs H Jones (WA)

Grp 5 – Ms P Campbell (WA)

Mrs M Watson (WA)

Mrs H Jones (WA)

Ms P Grutzner (VIC)

Mrs M Gostelow (VIC)

Grp 6 – Mrs M Gostelow (VIC)

Ms Y Meintjes (NSW)

Ms P Campbell (WA)

Mrs H Jones (WA)

Mrs M Watson (WA)

Grp 7 – Mrs H Jones (WA)

Ms P Grutzner (VIC)

Mrs M Gostelow (VIC)

Ms Y Meintjes (NSW)

Ms P Campbell (WA)

General Specials – Pam Campbell

Pauline Grutzner

Yvonne Meintjes

Marion Watson

Heather Jones

The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary Show Manager: Mr Dale Harris-Walker SACA Representative: Mr R Wittenberg (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) Ms J Allen (Monday) Membership: Single $5.00 Double/Kennel $10.00 Financial Year 1st November 2020 to 31st October 2021 Entry Fees: $15.00 - Baby Puppy $9.00 - Sweepstakes / Irish Brace / Fancy Dress $5.00 Note: Entry forms must be cut to correct size and have a standard envelope with one entry form per show. If only one entry form received the entry will only be placed in the Friday show.

Catalogue: $5.00 for each show. Only a few catalogues will be available on the day at $6.00 so please order with entries (full breeding please) Order of Judging: Friday only Group 2 will be followed by Group 4.

Saturday, Sunday, Monday Groups 1, 3, 4, 5, 7 will be simultaneously. Saturday AM Show Group 6 followed by Group 2. Saturday PM Group 2 followed by Group 6. Sunday Group 6 followed by Group 2, Monday Group 2 followed by Group 6.

Sweepstakes: will be judged on Sunday morning at 8.00am before Group Judging commences. Intermediate Sweepstakes judged by Mr G Rumpler, Junior Sweepstakes judged by Ms P Campbell, Baby Puppy Sweepstakes judged by Mrs M Watson. Tiny tots and Fancy Dress will be held on Monday morning at 8.30am before Group Judging commences.

Special Events: After General Specials on Sunday will be Easter Egg hunt for kids.

Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 18A Awards: Cash and Sash for all in Show Awards. Cash and Sash for Best in Group, RU Best in Group, Best Puppy and Best Baby Puppy in Group. Sashes only for all other in group awards.

Catering: Available. BBQ starts one hour before Judging each day Entries to: Miss A Harris-Walker, U6/1 Barnard Street, North Adelaide SA 5006 Phone: 0448 808 447 (no calls before 7.30pm due to work please) SSAE for return acceptance of entry. Separate envelope for multi exhibitors. Payment with one cheque. Entry forms to be clearly marked for EACH SHOW or they will be included in Friday show.

EXHIBITOR SET UP NOT BEFORE 10.00AM SA TIME OR WHEN CLUB SET UP COMPLETE 1ST APRIL Camping: Limited sites available on grounds. Camping fees must be paid before the event to secure a site. Ring Kelly for booking and cost on 08 8725 1873 for camping forms. PLEASE STATE you are a DOG EXHIBITOR when booking. Fees for camping only must be made out to Mount Gambier A&H Society and sent to them (DO NOT SEND CAMPING FEES TO SHOW CONVENOR).

NO SECURITY ONSITE OVER THE WEEKEND Hot Weather Policy applies if the forecast temperature at 10.00am two days prior on eldersweather.com.au is 37 degrees or above. If applicable on any day the show will be cancelled with no refund of entry fees.

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Entries Close Postal Friday 2nd April & Online Tuesday 6th April 2021 (NO EXTENTION)

ADELAIDE PLAINS KENNEL & OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th April 2021

To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc.

DAVID ROCHE PARK Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 7 General Specials

Saturday 9.00am

Saturday Not before 1.00pm

Sunday 9.00am

Mrs L Harwood (VIC) Mrs J McCann (QLD) Mrs M Schelbach (QLD) Mr R Cleland (SA) Mrs N Attridge (QLD) Mr J Burgess (QLD) Mr R Cleland (SA) Mrs L Harwood

Mr J Burgess (QLD) Mr J Attridge (QLD) Mrs J McCann (QLD) Mrs N Attridge (QLD) Mrs L Harwood (VIC) Mrs M Schelbach (QLD) Mrs N Attridge (QLD) Mrs M Schelbach

Mrs N Atteridge (QLD) Mrs L Harwood (VIC) Mr J Burgess (QLD) Mrs J McCann (QLD) Mrs M Schelbach (QLD) Mr J Attridge (QLD) Mrs L Harwood (VIC) Mr J Burgess

The club reserves the right to appoint a replacement judge if necessary

Show Manager: Mrs Deb Heinze SACA Representative: Mr Peter Thompson Entry Fees: $15.00 Babies $8.00 Catalogues: $5.00 (one catalogue for all shows) Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 18A Catering: Available Order of Judging: Saturday AM Show Non-Sporting will be judged at the completion of Hounds. Saturday PM Show Hounds will be judged at the completion of Non-Sporting. Sunday Show NonSporting will be judged at the completion of Terriers. All other Rings simultaneously.

Awards: Cash & Sash for all in Show Awards. Cash & Sash for Best in Group, RU Best in Group, Best Baby Puppy in Group, Best Puppy in Group. Sashes only for all other classes.

Entries to: The Convenor, PO Box 7, Willaston SA 5118. Phone 0457 220 018 Exhibit Numbers will be emailed.

Hot Weather Policy applies if the forecast temperature at 10.00am two days prior on eldersweather.com.au is 37 degrees or above. If applicable the AM show on Saturday will commence not before 6.00pm and the Saturday PM show will be cancelled with no refund. If applicable on Sunday, the show will commence not before 6.00pm.

Entries Close: Friday 23rd April 2021

ADELAIDE DISTRICTS WORKING DOG CLUB INC

Championship Shows

Group 5 Working Dogs only To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc.

David Roche Park in Ring 1

Saturday 1 and Sunday 2nd May 2021 at 9.30am st

Saturday: Margaret Bennett Memorial Show Judge: Mrs Shelley Wildman (WA)

Sunday: Val Dickens Memorial Show Judge: Mr Shane Armstrong (VIC)

First appointment in South Australia The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary

Show Manager: Mrs Berlinda Shepherdson SACA Representative: Mrs Lynda Webb Membership: All Classes of Membership $2.00 Financial year 01.01.2021 to 31.12.21 Entry Fees: Members $12.00 Non-Members $15.00 Babies $5.00 Catalogues: $5.00 Prepaid (Full Breeding please) one catalogue covers both shows Order of Judging: Alphabetical Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 9A, 10A, 11A, 18A Awards: SATURDAY SHOW - Cash and Rosette for all classes in Show. Rosettes or Medals for all Best of Breed and Best Neutered of Breed.

SUNDAY SHOW - Trophy and Rosette for all classes in Show.

Rosettes or Medals for all Best of Breed and Best Neutered of Breed.

Photographers: Mark and Josie Haseldine Catering: Kaz & Gaz My Van Rolls SHOW MANAGER ENTRIES PREFERRED. Paper entries to: Mrs Sharyn Ely, 9 Jemima Court, Two Wells SA 5501 Mobile 0404 760 965 SSAE for acknowledgment of entryCheques made payable to Adelaide Districts Working Dog Club

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ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS DAVID ROCHE PARK

To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc th th

Friday 16 Saturday 17 April 2021 Friday 16 April

Saturday 17 April

Saturday 17 April

Not before 6.30pm

9.30am

Not before 12.30pm

Group 1 – Mr R Harbin (N)

Ms K Nichols (Q)

Mr C Moore (V)

Group 2 – Mr C Fynmore (N)

Ms C Loft (N)

Ms K Nichols (Q)

Group 3 – Mrs J Fynmore (N)

Mr C Fynmore (N)

Mr M Curk (N)

Group 4 – Mr M Curk (N)

Mrs J Fynmore (N)

Mr C Fynmore (N)

Group 5 – Ms C Loft (N)

Mr M Curk (N)

Mrs J Fynmore (N)

Group 6 – Mrs K Nichols (Q)

Mr C Moore (V)

Mr R Harbin (N)

Group 7 – Mr C Moore (V)

Mr R Harbin (N)

Ms C Loft (N)

General Specials – Mr C Moore

Mr R Harbin

Mrs J Fynmore

The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary

Show Manager: Mrs W Baker SACA Representative: Mr P Thompson Entry Fees for each show: First and Second Entry $15.00, Third and Subsequent Entry $13.00. Baby Puppies $8.00 Catalogue: $6.00 Prepaid (Full Breeding please) Catalogue covers all shows Order of Judging: All Rings Simultaneously.

Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 18A

Hot Weather Policy applies if the forecast temperature at 10.00am two days prior on eldersweather.com.au is 37 degrees or above.

If applicable on Saturday, the 9.30am show will be cancelled.

In this circumstance a CASH refund of $5.00 per ADULT exhibit entered will be returned to the exhibitor at the evening show on the same day. Refund available SAME DAY ONLY if the show is cancelled. (Refund is only applicable if the show is cancelled due to Hot Weather Policy - Dogs SA Regulations).

The Saturday PM show will be not before 6.30pm.

Entries to Convenor: Mrs Samantha Burns, PO Box 30, Callington SA 5254

ADSS reserve the right to appoint, change or alter the judges for the shows, in keeping with the SA Health, Dogs SA, another relevant bodies requirements pertaining to the COVID pandemic applicable to ensure the safe conduct for all parties. Notice of any changes will be posted to the ADSS Facebook page, Dogs SA Members & SA Community Facebook pages, Dogs SA website and any other relevant Facebook page deemed necessary at that time.

Mobile: 0400 897 743 Email: ausyut@bigpond.com (for entry enquiries). SSAE for acknowledgement of entries or include email on entry form for acknowledgement.

ADSS IS A REGISTERED PRIVATE COMPANY A.B.N. 16 632 793 303

Awards: Cash and Sash for all in Show Awards. Cash and Sash for Best in Group, RU Best in Group, Best Baby Puppy in Group, Best Puppy in Group. Sashes only for all other Group awards Catering: Available

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Entries close Postal 14th May Online Easy Dog Entries Sunday 23rd May 2021

Winter Festival

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

David Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn

Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th June 2021 at 9.00am Group Group Group Group Group Group Group

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

General Specials

Saturday 9.00am Deidre Crofts (NSW) Julia Van Dinter (WA) Esther Joseph (VIC) Di Jovanovic (QLD) Yanina Smith (plus Dalmatians) Shellie Marshall (VIC) Patricie Johansen (QLD) (less Dalmatians) Esther Joseph

Sunday 9.00am Esther Joseph (VIC) (less Pomeranians) Shellie Marshall (VIC) Yanina Smith (TAS) Deidre Crofts (NSW) Julia Van Dinter (WA) Patrice Johansen (QLD) Di Jovanovic (plus Pomeranians) Deidre Crofts

RESERVE JUDGE: The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge/s if necessary and reallocate Breeds

SHOW MANAGER: Pauline Brennan-Lim SACA REPRESENTATIVE: Ross Wittenberg RING ALLOCATION: Ring 1 Toys & General Specials. Ring 2 Terriers. Ring 3 Gundogs. Ring 4 Hounds. Ring 5 Working Dogs. Ring 6 Utility. Ring 7 Specialties. Ring 8 Non-Sporting. Ring 9 Specialties.

ORDER OF JUDGING: SATURDAY - Alphabetical order in all Groups except for the following: Group 1 Toys – Papillons will be judged first and Chihuahuas will be judged last. Group 3 Gundogs – Labrador Retrievers will be judged last and in Ring 9. Group 6 Utility - Dobermanns will be judged first and Samoyeds will be judged last in Ring 6. Group 7 Non-Sporting - Dalmatians will be judged first in Ring 8. SUNDAY – Alphabetical order in all Groups except Group 1 Toys – Pomeranians will be judged first in Ring 8. Group 3 Gundogs – Golden Retrievers will be judged first in Ring 7.

ENTRY FEES: $16.00 Babies $8.00 CHEQUES PAYABLE TO DOGS SA Separate entry forms required for both shows and clearly marked with date of show. If no date is nominated and entry is for one day, entry will be for Friday show.

CATALOGUE: $8.00 (Full Breeding please) order and pay with entries (covers Saturday and Sunday) ENTRIES TO: Peter Thompson, 13 Andrews Road, Elizabeth Downs SA 5113 Enquiries Phone 0408 806 464 Email winterinternat@adelaide.on.net Mobile Phone Contact on Show day only 0425 863 572 Enter Online www.easydogs.com.au Cheques or Money Orders payable to Dogs SA with all entries for the weekend in one envelope with one cheque. Payment must be with entries. SSAE for acknowledgment of entries only. Exhibit numbers will be emailed.

CLASSES: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 18A Junior Showmanship Competition at 12.30pm on Saturday and 8.15am Sunday. Finals to be held during the Sunday lunch break.

Sponsored by TORAMIS KENNELS AWARDS & ORDER OF GROUP/GS JUDGING: Cash & Sash for Best in Group 4th, 3rd, 2nd, 1st, Best Baby Puppy in Group, Best Puppy in Group, Best Neuter in Group, Best in Show 2nd, 1st. Best Baby Puppy in Show, Best Puppy in Show, Best Neuter in Show.

CATERING: Available by Dogs SA Canteen and Mobile Food Vendors SECURITY: Thursday, Friday, Saturday night with items left at owner’s risk PHOTOGRAPHY: It is a condition of entry that winners of all “in Group/Show” awards present their exhibit for photographs as soon as practical once judging has concluded in order to receive prize money. This show has exclusive Photographers appointed, Ingrid Matschke Photography, and no other commercial photography is permitted on the grounds under Dogs SA Photography Policy.

The Committee of the Dogs SA Winter Festival do not handle dogs at this exhibition

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PORT PIRIE OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC

OBEDIENCE & RALLY TRIALS To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Saturday 1st & Sunday 2nd May 2021

Obedience commencing at 9.00 am and Rally not before 11.30 am LEONARD PARK, KINGSTON ROAD, PORT PIRIE Saturday - Obedience at 9.00 am CCD/Novice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anne Twaddle Open/Utility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lynne Stapylton UDX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anne Twaddle Saturday – Rally not before 11.30 am Rally (All Classes) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tony Brennan

Sunday – Obedience at 9.00 am CCD/Novice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lynne Stapylton Open/Utility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anne Twaddle UDX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lynne Stapylton Sunday Rally not before 11.30 am Rally (All Classes) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tony Brennan

The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary

SACA Rep: Mrs Gillian Smith Trial Manager: June Walker Veterinary: By Committee Vetting: Obedience: 8.00 to 8.30 am. Rally: 10.45 to 11.00 am Both days.

Bitches without proof of desexing only. All dogs must pass checkpoints by close. Dogs vetted for Obedience do not need to be vetted again for Rally.

Entry Fees: $10.00 per entry. SSAE to be enclosed with entries for return of acknowledgement of entry.

Catalogues: Hard copy $2.00 to be ordered and paid with entries.

Catalogues will be emailed to your address 2 days prior to the event.

Cheques/Money Orders payable to Port Pirie Obedience Dog Club Inc.

Order of Judging: As per catalogue Trophies: Prize for 1st Place in each class each day (Qualifying only).

Perpetual Trophy donated by Nyrstar in memory of Ian Scarman (Bluey) highest scoring local dog.

Camping: Available on grounds Friday & Saturday nights. $10.00 per site per night must be paid with entry.

Tea: Come help us celebrate on Saturday night with BBQ tea, BYO Drinks at 6.30 pm. Adults $12.00, Children 5 – 12 years $8.00. Pay with entry or sold on Saturday.

Entries to: Trial Secretary, PO Box 203, PORT PIRIE SA 5540 Phone 0418 810 647 Email: l.sally48@yahoo.com

Entries close 19th April 2021

GAWLER KENNEL CLUB INC CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th April 2021 To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc.

Venue: Roseworthy University, Mudla Wirra Road, Roseworthy Group 1 Group 2 & 7 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 General Specials

Saturday 9.00am Mrs S Irlam (NT) Mr R Lucas (NSW) Mrs S Brackman (NSW) Mrs L Brandt (NSW) Mrs G Arkel (NSW) Mr M Arthur (NSW) Mrs S Brackman

Saturday - Not before 12.30pm Mrs L Brandt (NSW) Mrs S Irlam (NT) Mr R Lucas (NSW) Mrs G Arkel (NSW) Mr M Arthur (NSW) Mrs S Brackman (NSW) Mr M Arthur

Sunday 9.30am Mrs G Arkel (NSW) Mrs S Brackman (NSW) Mr M Arthur (NSW) Mrs S Irlam (NT) Mrs L Brandt (NSW) Mr R Lucas (NSW) Mr R Lucas

The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary Show Manager: Ms C Elliot SACA Representative: Mrs V Carter Entry Fees: $14.00 Babies $7.00 Catalogues: $5.00 (Full Breeding please) Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 18A Catering: Available Order of Judging: Terriers will be judged at the completion of NonSporting at all shows.

All other Rings Simultaneously.

Awards: Saturday AM Show and Sunday Show - Cash & Sash for all in Show Awards. Cash & Sash for Best in Group, RU Best in Group, Best Baby Puppy in Group, Best Puppy in Group. Sashes only for all other classes.

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Saturday PM Show – Cash & Sash for Best in Show 2nd, 1st, Best Baby Puppy in Show, Best Puppy in Show. Best in Group 4th, 3rd, 2nd, 1st, Best Baby Puppy in Group, Best Puppy in Group. Sashes only for all other in Group awards.

Entries to: Mrs L Webb, 7 Archer Street, Hamley Bridge SA 5401 Mobile contact: 0428 569 816. SSAE for acknowledgment of entries or supply email address Hot Weather Policy applies if the forecast temperature at 10.00am two days prior on eldersweather.com.au is 37 degrees or above. If applicable the AM show on Saturday will commence not before 6.00pm and the Saturday PM show will be cancelled with no refund. If applicable on Sunday, the show will commence not before 6.00pm.

Entries close Friday 26th March 2021

PORT PIRIE KENNEL CLUB INC CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Savoy Park, Warnertown Road, Port Pirie Friday 2nd April – 1.00pm

Saturday 3rd April – 8.30am

Group 1 - Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Group 2 – Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Group 3 – Ms Roni Oma (WA) Group 4 – Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Group 5 – Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Group 6 – Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Group 7 – Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) General Specials – Mrs Jill Hocking

Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Ms Roni Oma (WA) Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC)

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will commence not before 6.00pm

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will commence not before 6.00pm

Saturday 3rd April – Not before 12.30pm

Sunday 4th April – 8.30am

Group 1 – Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Group 2 – Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Group 3 – Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Group 4 – Ms Roni Oma (WA) Group 5 – Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Group 6 – Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Group 7 – Ms Roni Oma (WA) General Specials – Mrs Elle Maitland

Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Ms R Oma (WA) Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Ms R Oma (WA)

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will be cancelled with no refund

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will commence not before 6.00pm

Sunday 4th April – not before 12.30pm

Monday 5th April – 8.30am

Group 1 – Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Group 2 – Ms Roni Oma (WA) Group 3 – Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Group 4 – Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Group 5 – Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Group 6 – Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Group 7 – Mrs Ida Homer (WA) General Specials – Mrs Julie Keenan

Ms Roni Oma (WA) Mrs Jill Hocking (VIC) Mrs Ida Homer (WA) Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Mrs Elle Maitland (VIC) Miss Margaret Joyce (VIC) Mrs Julie Keenan (VIC) Mrs Ida Homer

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will be cancelled with no refund

If Hot Weather Policy applies, show will commence not before 6.00pm

Show Manager: Mr Ross Darlow SACA Representative: Mrs Lynda Webb Membership: $5.00 (Single, Double, Pensioner, Junior) Financial year January 1st – December 31st Entry Fees: $13.00 Babies $6.00 Catalogue $5.00 (Full Breeding) Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 18A Junior Handler: Held on in the Luncheon Break on Saturday and Sunday unless the Hot Weather Policy applies (37 degrees 2 days before on eldersweather.com, in which case it will be cancelled.

Order of Judging: Friday, Saturday PM, Sunday PM – Group 4 followed by Group 7. All other Rings simultaneously. Saturday AM, Sunday AM, Monday AM – Group 7 followed by Group 4. All other Rings simultaneously.

Awards: Cash and Rosette for all in Show awards. Cash and Sash for Best in Group, RU Best in Group, Best Baby Puppy in Group, Best Puppy in Group. Sashes only for all other in Group awards.

Catering: Available Entries: The Convenor, Miss Lauren Schwerdt, 56 Windsor Avenue, Woodville Park SA 5011 Mobile contact show day only 0407 608 523. SSAE for acknowledgment of entries.

Camping: On the grounds at $10.00 per site per night NO SET UP PERMITTED BEFORE 2.00PM ON THURSDAY NO CARS AND/OR TRAILERS ON SOCCER PITCH

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ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW 4 - 12 SEPTEMBER 2021

ENTRIES FOR THE 2021 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW DOG COMPETITION ARE NOW OPEN! ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY 12 JULY 2021 AT 5.00pm (CST) 2021 JUDGES: John Palmer (NSW) Doug Bowe (WA) SUNDAY SPECIAL JUDGES Mr Kerry Lee (VIC) Ms Lyn Brand (NSW) GENERAL SPECIALS Mr Bob Lott

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2021 FEATURE BREED Shetland Sheep Dog *Please refer to the full schedule for closing dates and further details

With sincere thanks to

For sponsoring all Best of Breed and Runner Up Best of Breed prizes All Best of Breed winners will receive a 22kg bag of DIBS Premium Dog Bits All Runner Up Best of Breed winners will receive an 8kg bag of DIBS Premium Dog Bits

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Paper entries to: The Secretary, Mrs Jenifer Nichols, PO Box 2143, Salisbury Downs SA 5108 Email jenifreckles@gmail.com Phone 0418 837 672 SSAE for acknowledgement of entries

Entries close Monday 31 May 2021

THE TERRIER CLUB OF SA INC Championship Show To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Saturday 5th June 2021 in Ring 2 not before 11.00am At the completion of the Terrier Group at Winter Festival Venue: David Roche Park

Judge: Mrs I Glynn (SA) The Club reserve the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary

Show Manager: Mr J Clark SACA Representative: Mr R Wittenberg Membership: Single $4.00 Double $5.00 Financial year 1st October 2020 to 30th September 2021 Entry Fees: $14.00 Babies $8.00 Catalogue: $4.00 Prepaid (Full Breeding please) Order of Judging: Alphabetical Order Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 9A, 10A, 11A, 18A Awards: Trophy and Sash for all in Show awards Catering: Available Paper entries to: The Secretary, F Mackness, 4 Blackthorn Avenue, Hawthorndene SA 5051 Phone 08 8278 5546 Mobile phone day of show only 0410 478 309 SSAE for acknowledgement of entries or include your email address on entries

11th LABRADOR RETRIEVER NATIONAL Hosted by

THE LABRADOR RETRIEVER CLUB OF QUEENSLAND 3rd and 4th August 2021 Venue to be advised Judges:

Mr S Meredith (NZ) Dog Classes Mrs L McVicker (NZ) Bitch Classes Mrs J McErlane (NZ) General Specials Mrs P Cameron (QLD) Property Classes Postal Entries – Labrador Retriever Club of Qld, PO Box 78, Waterford West Qld 4133 Online Entries – www.showmanager.com.au Entries Close: 19/7/2021 Obedience 3rd August 2021 Judge: Mrs V Bonney (QLD) CCD & CD RATG 3rd August 2021 Judge: Mrs K Blair (NSW) Obedience 4th August 2021 Judge: Mrs G Golle (QLD) CDX, UD and UDX Enquiries Cath Wardle Ph: 0412191005 Email: cathwardle@hotmail.com Website: www.labradorclubqld.com

Entries close 23 May 2021

Golden Retriever Club of SA Inc CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW David Roche Park To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Sunday 6th June 2021 in Ring 7 not before 10.00am Judge: Mrs Jill Pearson (VIC) Beaucroft Kennels The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary Show Manager: Mr Peter Pickard SACA Representative: Mr Ross Wittenberg Membership: Single $20.00 Double $28.00 Pensioner $15.00 Junior $15.00 Financial year 1st October 2020 to 30th September 2021 (Joining fee of $5.50 applies to all new Memberships and those not renewed by 31st December) Entry Fees: Members 1st Entry $25.00 – Subsequent $20.00 Babies $15.00 Non-Members $25.00 per Entry.

Catalogues: $15.00 Prepaid (Full Breeding please). Must be ordered with entries as limited number available on day.

Order of Judging: Golden Retrievers will be judged in Ring 7 for the All Breeds show which starts at 9.00am. At the completion of the breed for the All Breeds Show, the Specialty show will commence. The Specialty show will break if there is any clash with the All Breeds Show which takes precedence.

Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 8A, 9A, 10A, 11A, 12A, 18A Awards: Trophy and Sash for all in Show awards Catering: Available EASYDOG ENTRIES PREFERRED. Paper entries to: Karenne Wood, 30 Amy Street, Croydon SA 5008. Email aurumgold@optusnet.com.au Phone 0412 797 111

Entries close Friday 28th May 2021

BRITISH BULLDOG CLUB OF SA INC

Championship Show To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Sunday 6th June 2021 in Ring 8 not before 11.00am At the completion of the Non-Sporting Group at Winter Festival

Venue: David Roche Park Judge: Mrs Sue Foster (SA) The Club reserve the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary Show Manager: Mr M Ackland SACA Representative: Mr R Wittenberg Membership: Single $25.00 Double $30.00 Financial year 1st September 2020 to 31st August 2021 as per constitution Entry Fees: $14.00 Babies and Special Class $8.00 Catalogue: $5.00 Prepaid (Full Breeding please) Order of Judging: Dogs, Bitches, general Specials and at the completion of Non-Sporting Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 9A, 10A, 11A, 18A Special Class: Most promising puppy (eligible from Baby, Minor, Puppy) Awards: Trophy and Sash for all in Show awards. Special Class award is donated by Shontelle Davies in Memory of Harold King Catering: Available by club Paper entries to: The Convenor, PO Box 10, Houghton SA 5131 Phone 0402 264 411 or Mobile Phone day of show only 0429 040 846

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DUBLIN KENNEL CLUB INC Championship Shows To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc.

DAVID ROCHE PARK

Saturday 8th & Sunday 9th May 2021 Sponsored by: Royal Canin – Top Dog Trolleys – Corval Rosettes

Saturday 8.30am

Saturday not before 12.30pm

Sunday 9.00am

Group 1 Lesley Fairhall (VIC)

Lyn King (VIC)

Susan Brown (NSW)

Group 2 Colin Seymour (NSW)

Arthur Fry (VIC)

Dianne Lee (VIC)

Group 3 Ralphael Broomhall (TAS)

Lesley Fairhall (VIC)

Arthur Fry (VIC)

Group 4 Arthur Fry (VIC)

Dianne Lee (VIC)

Lyn King (VIC)

Group 5 Susan Brown (NSW)

Ralphael Broomhall (TAS)

Colin Seymour (NSW)

Group 6 Dianne Lee (VIC)

Susan Brown (NSW)

Ralphael Broomhall (TAS)

Group 7 Lyn King (VIC)

Colin Seymour (NSW)

Lesley Fairhall (VIC)

General Specials Dianne Lee

Colin Seymour

Arthur Fry

The club reserves the right to appoint a replacement judge if necessary

Show Manager: Mrs V Carter SACA Representative: Mr R Wittenberg Entry Fees: $16.00 Babies $8.00 Catalogue: $4.00 Prepaid (Full Breeding please) Order of Judging: All Rings Simultanously Junior Showmanship competition: Judged at 8.15am on Sunday Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 18A Awards: Cash and Sash for all in Show Awards. Cash and Sash for Best in Group, RU Best in Group, Best Baby Puppy in Group, Best Puppy in Group. Sashes only for all other in Group Awards.

Catering: Available Paper entries to: The Convenor, Lynne Bennett, 25 Hancock Drive Lewiston SA 5501 Phone 0411 206 130 or Mobile Phone day of show only 0419 153 300

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TOY DOG CLUB OF SA INC

Championship Shows To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc nd

Sunday 2 May 2021

AM Show commencing at 9.00am & PM Show not before 12 noon DAVID ROCHE PARK

Judge AM: Ms C Kirgan-Khoury (NSW) Judge PM: Ms P Kirke (VIC) Both Judges are Toy Specialists

Entries close: 21 May 2021

Poodle Club of SA Inc

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW David Roche Park To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Saturday 29th & Sunday 30th May 2021 at 9.30am Saturday Judge - MELODY BENTON (VIC) Sunday Judge - JOHN SHEPPARD (NSW)

The Club reserve the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary

The Club reserves the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary

Show Manager: Ms L McArthur

Show Manager: Angela Downes SACA Representative: Peter Thompson Membership: Single $25.00 Double $40.00 Pensioner Single $20.00 Pensioner Double $35.00 Junior $5.00 Joining Fee $5.00 Financial year 1st July 2020 to 30th June 2021 Entry Fees: $15.00 Babies $8.00 Catalogues $5.00 Prepaid (Full Breeding please) Order of Judging: Standards, Miniatures, Toys Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 12A, 18A Awards: Cash and Sash & Trophy for all in Show awards Catering: Available at the Dogs SA Canteen Entries to: The Secretary, Mrs Angela Downes, 40 Catharina Street, Flagstaff Hill SA 5159 Phone: 0415 444 783 SSAE for acknowledgement of entries

SACA Representative: Mr B Parker Membership: Single $8.00 Financial Year 1-09-2019 to 30-08-2020 Entry Fees: Members $13.00 Non-Members $15.00 Babies $5.00 Catalogue $3.00 Prepaid (Full Breeding please) Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 18 / 1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, 9a, 10a, 11a, 18a Order of Judging: Alphabetical Order Awards: Trophy and Sash for all in Show Awards Catering: Available Entries to: The Convenor, Mrs G Lewis, 3319 Jervois Road, Wellington SA 5259 Mobile Phone Contact Kristy: 0403 001 696 SSAE for acknowledgement of entries

Paper entries close 21 May Online close 24 May 2021

Hot Weather Policy applies if the forecast temperature at 10.00am two days prior on eldersweather.com.au is 37 degrees or above. If applicable on any day the show will be cancelled with no refund.

Entries close 14th May 2021

THE PAPILLON DOG CLUB OF SA INC

CHIHUAHUA CLUB OF SA INC

To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

To be held under the Constitution and Rules of the SACA Inc

Championship Show

Saturday 5th June 2021 not before 1.30pm Hall, David Roche Park Judge: Mrs Allison Rhodes (VIC) The Club reserve the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary

Show Manager: Ms. Sue Beinke SACA Representative: Mr. Brian Parker Membership: Single $15.00, Double $20.00, Junior $5.00, Joining Fee $10.00 Financial year 1st February 2021 to 31st January 2022 Entry Fees: Members $15.00 for first entry and $10.00 subsequent entries Non-Members $20.00 for first entry and $15.00 subsequent entries Special classes and Baby puppies $8.00.

Catalogue: $5.00 Prepaid (Full Breeding please) Order of Judging: At the completion of the Chihuahua Club Show. The Specialty show will break if there is any clash with the All Breeds Show which takes precedence.

Papillions to be judged first at Winter Festival Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 12A, 18A Special Classes: Parent and Offspring & Best Interstate Exhibit to be judged after General Specials Awards: Trophy and Sash for all Class and Opposite Sex in Show awards Catering: Available Paper entries to: The Convenor, Ms Courtney Tulk, PO Box 571, Dublin SA 5501 Phone 0408 788 138 SSAE for acknowledgement of entries

Championship Show Saturday 5th June 2021 Commencing at 9.00am

Hall, David Roche Park Judge: Mrs Allison Rhodes (VIC)

The Club reserve the right to appoint a Reserve Judge if necessary

Show Manager: Mrs Robyn Stapleton SACA Representative: Brian Parker Membership: Single $10.00 Double $15.00 Junior $5.00 Financial year 1st October 2020 to 30th September 2021 Entry Fees: $10.00 Babies $5.00 Catalogue: Provided (Full Breeding please) Order of Judging: Longcoats followed Smoothcoats, General Specials Classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 18 / 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A, 12A, 18A **please note veterans are competitive** Awards: Cash and Sash for all in Show awards Catering: Available Paper entries to: The Secretary, Mrs Jenifer Nichols, PO Box 2143, Salisbury Downs SA 5108 Email jenifreckles@gmail.com Phone 0418 837 672 SSAE for acknowledgement of entries

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Entries close Monday 31 May 2021

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