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Owners Kristy Roebig & Tracy O’Dea info@k9online.com.au SA Julie Manser julie@tiptreekennels.com.au VIC Mike Higgins mikemonarkin@aol.com TAS Rachael Holloway rachael@zuleika.com.au NSW

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“Supreme Ch. Wysiwyg Not A Moment Too Moon” Badru in 2019 was Australia’s NUMBER 1 Golden Re-

triever and Number 1 Rising Star for Gundogs in Qld. He is Currently Number 1 Golden Retriever 2021 and Number 1 Gundog in Qld. (DOL pointscore).

Badru is also the Youngest Golden to have Completed his Supreme Title, well under 2 years of age. The Closest other male to have done this was our other home bred boy James at 2 years and 3 weeks. (Interesting to note that James is Badrus Great Uncle).

By 10 months of age Badru’s had an amazing start to his show career with 11 Baby in Group awards, 4 Baby in Shows. 4 Minor in Group awards and 2 Minor in Shows. 4 Puppy in Groups and 1 Puppy in Show.

3 Best Exhibit in Groups, His first at 6 mths of age from Minor puppy class, and his other 2 from Puppy Class at 10 mths of age....(This is extremely hard to do at such a young age).

Badru has since continued his tally.

9 x Best In Shows 9 x r/ up Best in Shows 49 x Best Exhibit in Groups 22 x r/u Best Exh in Groups

Including a Best in Group at the Royal Brisbane Show under Judge Mr. John Walsh Jnr (Ire).

In 2019 Badru qualified for Dog of the year and Puppy of theYear competition and was the only Gundog to make it down to the final 8 dogs in both finals.

Badru has also produced sound quality kids. Already siring Champions and his progeny are clearing health testing.

We are so thrilled for such a young dog.

Thank you to everyone who have appreciated Badru these past few years.

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Canine Interest News

Ozy’s Doggy Column ANKC registered dogs with jobs!

DOGSNSW is asking members to send in photos and stories of their dogs working and performing tasks. Scenarios such as visiting schools, nursing homes, reading dogs for children and service and therapy work to help inspire you.

The content will feature on DOGSNSW Monthly Magazine, under ‘Dogs with Jobs.’

Kayla Hincksman

Cameron Chesters

I think this is a fantastic initiative and helps showcase purpose bred purebred dogs!

You can send any content to Kerry Christofi at info@dogsnsw.org.au or on (02) 9834 0217.

Peter Cutler

Another exciting prospect is the launch of the DOGSNSW app on smartphones.

In other news, meet the DOGS NSW Strategic Planning Working Party (SPWP)!

Nigel Matthews

Pauline Hartwell

Deirdre Crofts

Kate Parry Rice

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A new member to DOGS NSW, enjoying trying out Conformation & RATG so far. Nigel is the SPWP chair and has extensive membership organisation and commercial experience.

A long-time member of DOGS NSW and previous DOGS NSW Board member. Pauline is a Breeder and multi-discipline Judge – Sporting, Obedience, Tracking, Endurance and Conformation. Pauline is actively competing in obedience dog sports and confirmation.

Deirdre is DOGS NSW animal welfare officer and a long-term member, in addition to being an All-Breeds Judge, Breeder and Exhibitor.

Kate is relative newcomer to DOGS NSW and the dog world at large.

Her first ever dog a Puli has just turned 5. She started competing in Agility just over 2 years ago and Conformation 18 month ago. She is the President of the Agility Dog Club of NSW and draws on a wealth of professional and academic experience to support the SPWP.

Kayla is from regional NSW, is a new breeder. In addition to her commercial experience, Kayla brings insight into Conformation and Trialling as part of the next generation of DOGS NSW. Cameron has no affiliation with DOGS NSW. He is a UWS Commerce & Law Student who is active in research and has supported several community-based organisations.

Peter is a DOGS NSW Board member and the executive sponsor for the SPWP. Note: (Exact table sourced from the DOGSNSW weekly woof newsletter June 11)

We could very well see the re-registration of the Shikoku which is recognised by the FCI as the ANKC is arranging the Shikoku to be added to the National business system.

The Shikoku will be found in the utility group (Group 6).

That’s some of the interesting developments and news around the dog world.

I hope everyone is keeping nice and warm as we head further into winter, I’m sure we are purposefully keeping closer to our furry friends to keep warm; I know I am!

Have a lovely month of July, Until next time, ~ Ozy. Information sourced from: - https://www.vision6.com.au/em/message/email/view.php?id=1258672&a=77143&k=Eay2XT1TExt7zxYwokSYV0QJMAMS4LsF8W4tUxExQts - https://www.vision6.com.au/em/message/email/view.php?id=1259788&a=77143&k=QPMPxwXqDFR7TjpqCnZx_q1635AvdpRfYrqnuuyZvkY - https://www.vision6.com.au/em/message/email/view.php?id=1261982&a=77143&k=tcWAo3QpfDCHrO3IiCp8MKj2RvHXa8TbbWXSFVlngNA

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Great Cattle Dog Muster The Great Cattle Dog Muster is a three-day event staged in September 2021 (10/11/12) by the Muswellbrook Chamber of Commerce and Industry and supported by the Australian Cattle Dog Society of NSW Inc. The event is the first of its kind in Australia. It is expected to draw visitors from across the region, throughout NSW, and around Australia.

With the Upper Hunter being the birthplace of the Cattle Dog, this makes the region an ideal location and drawcard for cattle dog breeders, exhibitors, enthusiasts, and pet owners.

This event will become an annual signature event for Muswellbrook and the region and bring excellent opportunities to showcase all that the Upper Hunter offers.

The three-day event combines activities that cater to the serious cattle dog enthusiast, the pet cattle dog owner, and the general public. With a country Vibe, festival feel, and family open day, the event expects more than 8000 visitors.

Saturday 11 September is the first of the Australian Cattle Dogs and Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog breed confor-

mation events starting at 10.00am with the Sweepstakes and property classes.

3 to 6 months Sweepstakes 6 to 9 months Sweepstakes 9 to 12 months Sweepstakes 12 to 18 months Sweepstakes and Grand Sweepstakes winner.

Property Classes Breeders group (four dogs carrying the same kennel name prefix) Parent and Offspring (two dogs) Veteran 7 to 10 years Veteran over 10 years Best Gaited, Headed, Footed, Coated, and Best Red Colour.

The Muster Committee is delighted to introduce our three very experienced Working Group judges.

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animal behaviour from a very young age. Her personal dogs have worked on movies, television commercials, performed in front of live audiences, and competed in many different dog sports.

As a professional scent dog handler for several years (Australian Government), and a few years in the horse industry (dressage) Donna, is involved with many aspects of the dog world, covering both working dogs and conformation. Donna, who has a Graduate Certificate in Professional Writing (Deakin University), is a published writer of all things canine in Australia and Internationally.

Donna has been involved with pedigree dogs since 1992, showing her Alaskan Malamutes, Golden Retriever, and since 2004 Australian Shepherds. Donna has also helped others assess and campaign many other breeds to their titles. Passionate about her breed, the Australian Shepherd, Donna has experienced a great deal of success at all levels of competition, including having imported, shown, and bred Multi Best in Show and Best in Specialty show winners, as well as winning Best in Show 2 at the prestigious Sydney Royal in 2016. While Donna commenced her breeding with Alaskan Malamutes in 1994, her love for the Australian Shepherd took over in 2004.

Importing her Australian Shepherd foundation stock from the top kennels in the USA, Donna considers breed type and consistency in style and balanced movement, and excellent workability and performance as paramount. Donna’s limited breeding program, which aims for quality and not quantity, reflects this ethos.

Commencing her judging career in 2005, Donna gained her Utility Group Licence and Working Dog Group in 2008. Donna has had experience judging both in Australia and overseas and very much enjoys the honour of being invited to judge and the pleasure of awarding well-conformed, balanced, and sound exhibits that display all the requirements of form and function for their breed.

In giving back to the world of Dogs, Donna is actively involved across many disciplines for many years and, more recently, has been promoting and supporting the new sport of ANKC Scent work. She has titled multiple dogs in formal Obedience, Working Pack, Endurance, and Rally Obedience. Donna’s firm belief that the more we can do with our dogs, the better life is for humans and their canine companions. Donna is hugely passionate about breeding, exhibiting, and judging dogs and promoting purebred dogs and dog sports. She feels extremely privileged to be invited to officiate over the Sweepstakes and Property classes at the 2021 Australian Cattle Dog Muster and is very thankful for this honour.

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Following on from our Sweepstakes and Property classes will be the first of the breed championship shows for Australian Cattle Dogs and Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dogs judged by well-known Veterinary Surgeon, radio, and TV personality Dr. Rob Zammit BVSc. Dogs, the very word, describes Dr. Rob’s life. Dogs as a child helped him through the trials and tribulations of youth; his hobby, well it was dogs: - obedience, showing, agility; professionally, as a veterinary student, he knew he would work in a dog-based practice; his most beloved possession in life, his wife Fiona, well they met because of dogs. Their children, of course, have their own dogs. Having worked in veterinary practice for over fifty years, Rob still loves his work, and his passion for dogs spurs him on.

As a veterinary student, Rob fell more in love with working dogs, finding them on every farm he was required to attend.

Rob has been a licensed ANKC judge of the Working group for approx. 40 years. So, what is essential to Dr. Rob when judging dogs? Temperament. Not necessarily over-friendly, especially in an Australian Cattle Dog, but the correct character defined by the breed’s work. Movement. Every dog has its own anatomy. Every breed requires a specific gait that typifies that breed and allows it to complete its duties. And this is most true in working dogs. Breed type. That a dog must pertain to a specific breed standard, ensuring the dog’s function is bred for can be carried out by that animal. For example, the correct development of the under jaw is essential for a cattle dog.

And to have a properly developed mandible with correct bite compels the dog to have a strong muzzle and logically a strong skull with correct stop. Every component in a dog’s anatomy is connected to another area, so it must come together in a cohesive and balanced combination.

Human civilization accelerated once dogs worked with us to keep sheep, goats, cattle, and many other animals (even reindeer). Every nation on earth owes so much to canines. Australia most certainly, having developed the best sheep and cattle industry in the world, owes a tremendous debt to its working dogs; therefore, it is with absolute pride that Dr. Rob accepts the judging appointment to assist in Australia’s inaugural Great Cattle Dog Muster.

The second of the championship shows for Australian Cattle Dogs and Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dogs will be judged by Victorian judge Mrs. Lyn Watson.

Lyn became a member of Kennel Control Council of Vic. in 1959 with their first show dog, a Pekingese. Bred one litter under Lingsun prefix and the mentorship of Gladys Pateman before transferring passion to the Afghan Hound, founding the

Afghan Hound Club of Victoria in 1962.

Showed successfully and finished or bred more than 120 Champions before expanding into Greyhounds and Italian Greyhounds as favoured breeds, adding to the champion significant number under the Shaaltarah prefix. Her Afghans, Greyhounds, and Italian Greyhounds enjoyed Best in Show awards in Australia and worldwide, with the most famous show star Ch. Solstrand Diamond Lil – Dog of the Year, Contest of Champions winner among other prestigious awards.

A dog of such caliber as Diamond Lil tends to make constant repetition either out of reach or no longer on the bucket list; therefore, the desire for winning ribbons no longer drives her.

Throughout a sixty-year purebred career, Lyn has also owned Australian Cattle Dogs, Old English Sheepdogs, Whippets, and Schnauzers, each of these giving extraordinary insight into what makes for breed type.

Always particularly drawn to comparative anatomy and form for function in our pure breeds. Passed first judging exam in 1969 and was granted Specialist license for Afghan Hounds, fulfilling the requirements to judge the Hound Group in the following year. By 1985 All Breeds judging status was attained.

Additionally, Lyn served on VCA Committee, fulfilled a term as elected Vice President, and Chaired the Victorian Judges Training Programme during my tenure in office at VCA, following long service to the judges’ training panel. Many International appointments have taken her to Canada, the USA, New Zealand, Europe, South Africa and UK, Peru, Malaysia, Singapore, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Philippines, India, and Australia-wide. Judging American Greyhound and Afghan Hound Specialty Shows were definite highlights of an excellent judging career. Co-judging, some of the world’s most respected shows, has enhanced her career by lasting friendships with some incredible dog world personalities.

In 1990 Lyn married Peter Watson and contributed to his campaign as first elected President of the Victorian Canine Association. Co-bred and handled another thirty-odd Golden Retriever champions under the Diogenes Prefix. In 2004 Peter and Lyn virtually retired from breeding and showing when they moved to India with Peter’s business. Did continued to judge regularly, even as an ex-pat, often fulfilling speaking engagements associated with purebred dog matters wherever major shows took her.

Since returning to Australia in 2005, their previous interest in Australia’s native dog, Canis Dingo, graduated into full-time conservation and preservation breeding activities and research into that species. Still, their purebred dog interests were maintained with Deerhounds as companions and house dogs. Judging dogs worldwide remains a treasured part of Lyn’s

current life. Lyn is excited to be part of the inaugural Great Cattle Dog Muster.

Our Handler judge is Mrs. Belinda Beves.

Belinda is a third-generation breeder/handler starting her dog showing career from 5 years of age. Junior handler years were highly successful, winning 5th place then 2nd place at the prestigious PAL international Dog Shows, showing many breeds including Maltese, Australian Silky Terriers, Pomeranian, Standard Poodle, Welsh Pembroke Corgi, Afghans, just to name a few with parents Peter and Barbara Beves.

The life of a young adult, marriage, and family took over for many years, and I returned to the wonderful hobby of showing dogs in 2002 with the gorgeous breed the Lhasa Apso. My childhood memories flooded back, so I continued to hold workshops in several regional areas. In 2005 I held the first Junior Handler workshop at Gunnedah with 35 enthusiastic young handlers.

Nominated to join the Dogs NSW Junior Handler Working Party (JHWP) in 2009 by the late John Forbes and have mentored many Juniors through their journey to become excellent young adult handlers and now Junior Handler judges themselves.

Being nominated to be the Convenor of the JHWP and approved by the Dogs NSW Board of Directors in 2019 was a definite highlight for the work and free time given to the juniors of NSW. Our Junior Handlers compete at most shows to gain their qualification to compete in the prestigious Dogs NSW Junior Handler State Final, where the winner will compete against all State Finalists for the opportunity to represent Australia at the famous Crufts Dog Show in England. Together with my fantastic committee, we created an excellent 2020 State Final held at Orchard Hills with great success.

I am honoured that Mr. Ken Hammond has asked me to judge the Junior Handlers at the Great Cattle Dog Muster 2021, and I look forward to this wonderful event.

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DOGZONLINE POINTSCORE 2021 RESULTS AS AT 01/07/2021 AS PER DOGZ ONLINE PTY LTD WEBSITE

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

No. 1 - Australian Shepherd

Am & Aust Ch Impacts Teddy Ruxpin (Imp USA) (Belinda West/ Tim Thomas/ Judy VanderSteen/ Kelton Hatton) (10329) No. 2 - Fox Terrier (Wire) Aust Ch Graebrook Adrenaline Junkie (Graebrook Kennels) (7649)

No. 7 - Beagle Am Gr Ch Red Americana Kempinski At Argyle (Imp USA) (J & R Cook / K Lockwood) (4781)

No. 3 - Papillon Aust CH Birikino Victory Dance (Ian Rasmussen & Kaye Mcghie) (6730)

No. 8 - Schipperke Am Gr Ch & Aust Ch Ebonystar Moonshiner Follow The Leader (Imp USA) (L Brown/ G Cruse & N Curwen) (4694)

No. 4 - Cocker Spaniel (American) Aust Sup Ch Azel Moments Like This (Azel Kennels) (6347) No. 5 - Tibetan Terrier Aust Ch Gengala Dipped In Ink (Louise Hickie) (6223) No. 6 - Labrador Retriever Aust Ch Bradorla Here Comes The Sun (AI) (Vernon / Ellis / Wickham) (5083)

No. 9 - Australian Shepherd Aust Sup Ch Ellagant Covert Surveillance (A Richardson & K McKinnon) (4621) No. 10 - Pointer Aust Sup Ch Tyeanbo Take Another Look (G Munro) (4439)

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Leader Board – All Breeds - State

All Breeds – Queensland

No. 1 - Papillon Aust CH Birikino Victory Dance (Ian Rasmussen & Kaye Mcghie) (6730)

All Breeds - New South Wales

No. 1 - Tibetan Terrier Aust Ch Gengala Dipped In Ink (Louise Hickie) (6223)

All Breeds - Victoria

All Breeds - Tasmania

No. 1 - Fox Terrier (Wire) Aust Ch Graebrook Adrenaline Junkie (Graebrook Kennels) (7523)

No. 1 - Weimaraner Aust Ch Arnhill Standing Room Only (AI) (J Turner) (3385)

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All Breeds - South Australia

All Breeds - ACT

No. 1 - Cocker Spaniel (American) Aust Sup Ch Azel Moments Like This (Azel Kennels) (6347)

No. 1 - Dobermann Aust Sup Ch Copperdobe Life Of The Party (Imp NZ) (A Mundy & D Woods) (677)

All Breeds - Western Australia

All Breeds - Northern Territory

No. 1 - Bernese Mountain Dog Aust Ch Sennen Oops I Did It Again (R & K Berwick/D & G May) (4128)

No. 1 - Pug Aust Ch Quom Mr Goldfinger (C Savy) (607)

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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) (1079)

No. 2 - Border Collie Neecabe Versace (Sharon Hannigan) (1020) No. 3 - Lhasa Apso Aust Ch Amesen Skyfall (AI) (Amesen Kennels) (991) No. 4 - Papillon Aust Ch Sailoz Destined To Dream (Kristy Lewis) (956) No. 5 - British Bulldog Britishextra the Irishman (C & H Smith / G Edmunds) (931) No. 6 - Deerhound Aust Ch Eilrig Speed Bonnie Boat (AI) (Melanie Crossley & Aeryn Stehr) (892)

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No. 7 - Basset Hound Aust Ch Beauchasseur Jack Be Nimble (Chris Lawrence) (886) No. 8 - Dalmatian Aust Ch Krystaway Cyber Attack (R & D Harbin) (870) No. 9 - Dalmatian Paceaway Candy Cane (Ms F E L Darling) (861) No. 10 - Bull Terrier (Miniature) Aust Ch Bullacktiv Stop On Red (ROM) (Hayden Pinker/ Nikki/ Paulene & Anthony Zullo) (788)

Rising Star Leader board – All Breeds - State

All Breeds – Queensland No. 1 - Dalmatian Paceaway Candy Cane (Ms F E L Darling) (766) All Breeds - New South Wales No. 1 - Border Collie Neecabe Versace (Sharon Hannigan) (920) All Breeds - Victoria No. 1 - Bullmastiff Mymooch Judges Quest (Mrs M & Miss E Edwards) (656) All Breeds - Tasmania No. 1 - Havanese Amrish Born To Rule (Ms R Davis) (583) All Breeds - South Australia No. 1 - Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) Aust Ch Voncronan Diamond Desire @ Skyeway (Kylie Tilley & Tina Sunman) (1019) All Breeds - Western Australia No. 1 - Cocker Spaniel (American) Yambari Youll Never Walk Alone (F D & H A Hawkins) (460) All Breeds - Australian Capital Territory No. 1 - Deerhound Aust Ch Eilrig Speed Bonnie Boat (AI) (Melanie Crossley & Aeryn Stehr) (245) All Breeds - Northern Territory No. 1 - Schipperke Beadale A Deal With The Devil (Miss J Clarke & Mrs L Niemann) (340)

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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) (491) No. 2 - Shetland Sheepdog Aust & Neut Gr Ch Sharndah U Make My Heart Sing (T Walters) (459)

No. 7 - Finnish Lapphund Aust Gr & Neut Ch Orical Juhaofarcadia (AI) ET WPD (Miss K Innes) (354)

No. 3 - Pug Aust Neut Ch Kangala Kung Fu Kevin (Kerry Cannon & Greg Lamb) (452)

No. 8 - Brittany Aust Gr & Neut Ch Tobenlee Moves Like Jagger CD RA JD ET JC TKS (Samantha Ibbott-Cordi) (328)

No. 4 - Australian Shepherd Aust Gr & Neut Ch Sutter So Bedazzled (Imp NZ) (K Davis) (374)

No. 9 - Dachshund (Miniature Long Haired) Aust Gr Ch Dybo Bailey Of Bridlington RA (Sandra Taylor) (326)

No. 5 - Afghan Hound Aust & Neut Ch Chakdarra Holly Go Lightly (Imp NZ) (Mrs J Y Anderson) (361)

No. 10 - Staffordshire Bull Terrier Aust Ch Ourgang Bang Bang Youre Dead JC FDX (Belinda White) (316)

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DOGZONLINE POINTSCORE 2021 RESULTS AS AT 01/07/2021 AS PER DOGZ ONLINE PTY LTD WEBSITE

Show Dog of the Year 2021 Leaderboard - All Breeds - New Zealand

No. 1 - Bouvier des Flandres Am & NZ Ch Bon Idees Qaught You Lookin at Bouvpilot (Imp USA) (T D Lawrence & A Motta) (2324) No. 2 - Australian Shepherd Am Gr & NZ Ch Dreamstreets Where’s Wally (Imp USA) (Bronwyn Falconer) (2161) No. 3 - Whippet NZ Sup Ch Benbridge Have I Told U Lately (Hank Faifua & Tony Fox) (1952) No. 4 - Dobermann NZ Ch Martyn Thru The Looking Glass To Idobe (Shirley Herbert) (1605)

No. 7 - Basset Hound NZ Ch Bayparque Ammo Galore (Erika Watson) (1441) No. 8 - English Springer Spaniel Arawhiti Unique Eugene (N & R Trainor) (1205) No. 9 - German Shepherd Dog NZ Ch Aubernee Hallelujah (B & F Anderson) (1190) No. 10 - Bulldog NZ Ch Izabull King Louis (T Hubbard & T Uerata) (1186)

No. 5 - Australian Shepherd NZ Ch Ukulunga Tactical Moves (Di Falconer) (1523) No. 6 - Lhasa Apso NZ Ch Chic Choix Dream A Little Dream Of Me (Imp FIN) (Don Gilchrist) (1460)

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Show Dog of the Year 2021 Leaderboard - All Breeds - North Island

No. 1 - Australian Shepherd

Am Gr & NZ Ch Dreamstreets Where’s Wally (Imp USA) (Bronwyn Falconer) (1706) No. 2 - Dobermann NZ Ch Martyn Thru The Looking Glass To Idobe (Shirley Herbert) (1605)

No. 7 - Bulldog NZ Ch Izabull King Louis (T Hubbard & T Uerata) (1137)

No. 3 - Australian Shepherd NZ Ch Ukulunga Tactical Moves (Di Falconer) (1523)

No. 8 - Australian Silky Terrier NZ Ch Altmark Dusted With Diamonds (Robyn Campbell) (1088)

No. 4 - German Shepherd Dog NZ Ch Aubernee Hallelujah (B & F Anderson) (1190) No. 5 - Basset Hound NZ Ch Bayparque Ammo Galore (Erika Watson) (1142) No. 5 - Pointer NZ Sup Ch Kanix Mario At Robwyn (Imp UK) (P Robinson & K Wilberg) (1141)

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No. 9 - Irish Setter NZ Spr Ch Lanascol Was This The Answer (Carolyn Cederman) (1077) No. 10 - Newfoundland NZ Ch Summerford’s All Fired Up Kelef (Imp CAN) (Sonia Nicholson) (1020)

Show Dog of the Year 2021 Leaderboard - All Breeds - South Island

No. 1 - Bouvier des Flandres

Am & NZ Ch Bon Idees Qaught You Lookin at Bouvpilot (Imp USA) (T D Lawrence & A Motta) (1984) No. 2 - Lhasa Apso NZ Ch Chic Choix Dream A Little Dream Of Me (Imp FIN) (Don Gilchrist) (1460)

No. 7 - Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier NZ Ch Rollesby Born To Be A Babe (Mrs Anita Ottley) (636)

No. 3 - Basset Hound NZ Ch Hunterspark Here’s Mr Harry (Martin & Wendy Hewitt) (1441)

No. 8 - Australian Terrier NZ Gr Ch Tasdale Male Order (Diane Riley) (629)

No. 4 - English Springer Spaniel Arawhiti Unique Eugene (N & R Trainor) (1205)

No. 9 - Shiba Inu NZ Spr & Aust Ch Rakurai Pretty Fly For A Red Guy (IID UK) (Imp AUST) (Jennifer Nield) (593)

No. 5 - English Springer Spaniel Aust & NZ Sup Ch Peasblossom Poet (Imp UK) (N / R & A Trainor) (1107)

No. 10 - Rottweiler NZ Spr & Spl Gr Ch Revell Tis Balou’s Reign At Straumburg (Mike Bell) (335)

No. 6 - Whippet NZ Sup Ch Benbridge Have I Told U Lately (Hank Faifua & Tony Fox) (694)

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

No. 1 - Cocker Spaniel NZ Ch Suedanka Shined My Halo (A Calman) (618)

No. 2 - Bearded Collie NZ Ch Lyntree Cosmic Hallelujah (Penny & Murray Brooks) (511) No. 3 - Border Terrier Mossrose Sassenach of Moonridge (Alli McArthur) (409) No. 4 - Gordon Setter NZ Ch Settmore Stormy Night At Azzaro (Imp AUST) (Kim Atkinson) (387) No. 5 - Irish Terrier Tasdale Tis a fine Ting (Diane Riley) (361) No. 6 - Shiba Inu Rakurai Ena’s Gold To Shado-Lans (Denise & John Clark) (345)

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No. 7 - Beagle Sarangrave Cross My Heart (Amorine Ward) (330) No. 8 - Akita Centaine TNT Ki Ngawhetu (T Hubbard & T Uerata) (315) No. 9 - Australian Shepherd Ukulunga’s Reason To Believe (B Falconer) (310) No. 10 - Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) Salinacruz dressed by Zara (Y Tester) (300)

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NEW AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION

CUDOS MISCHIEF IN THE NIGHT

LAYLA #1 Utility Puppy Australia TDPS 25/6/21

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Bred by Melissa Starkey

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MULTI CLASS IN SHOW WINNER #1 AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD RISING STAR NSW*

Sire: Am Ch. Aust Ch. Impact’s Teddy Ruxpin IMP USA x Dam: Ch Goldmaid What R The Odds

Bred & Owned by Debbie & Laura Meagher Handled by Aimee Meagher

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Goldmaid Spectacular Bid

Ernie No. 1 Australian Shepherd Australia* (Breed Pointscore)

Ch Blueamble The Pied Piper RN x Ch Goldmaid Designer Label

Bred & Owned by Goldmaid Kennels Debbie & Laura Meagher - Central Coast NSW

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Ch Bullmaster Scandalous Affair

(Sup Ch, Eng Ch, Int Ch Costog Mompessons Home Bru/Ch Bullmaster Lexington Avenue)

Taking after her sire in many ways.

Thank you to the Breeder judges for awarding her so highly.

Runner Up to Best in Show & Best Intermediate in Show — RNCAS Royal Canberra Utility Group Show —Judge Mr G Sparham (Gameguard Bullmastiffs, NSW) BOB & Best Intermediate in Group—RNCAS Royal Canberra Show —Judge Ms B Turner (Gameguard Bullmastiffs, NSW) Res CC & Intermediate in Show—NSW Specialty - Judge Mr M Yates (Salieri Bullmastiffs & Dobermans, Qld) Runner Up to Best in Group & Best Intermediate in Group —Mrs Y Metzger—Kurvon Bullmastiffs & Pugs, Tas)

Coco

Her sire, the legendary Kif.

Owned, bred & handled by Bullmaster Kennels—Vic

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Liina

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Victorian News Column

Victorian News Mike Higgins Victorian Columnist Email: mikemonarkin@aol.com Hello from Victoria It has been a tough 18 months for the Victorian dogworld!

Mid March 2020 shows were suspended due to Covid and did not recommence until January 2021 with stops and starts since then.

At this stage none of us could have imagined the adaptations ahead.

Basically any puppy born after 15th December 2019 missed puppy classes in Victoria and debuted as a Junior.

The National point score was abandoned (at a time when a Victorian dog was leading) due to the uneven playing field. No one can predict who would have won for 2020, but for those who pursue point score results, many lovely dogs perhaps were denied their place in history.

As we were placed back into lockdown in May 2021 a Victorian dog in the lead nationally again was disadvantaged. At the end of the year perhaps many Victorian owners will look at national results and wonder what if? Perhaps in times of uncertainty it is State results that matter, if you think point scores matter at all!

Some Victorians took the opportunity to travel to shows over the border but this is not possible for everyone, and the uncertainty of getting into other States, or of getting back home, without getting sent into sudden quarantine always made it a gamble. However, those who did travel found it a relief to feel almost normal without the restrictions placed by the Victorian Government on dog shows.

Those clubs trying to run shows faced an ever changing set of rules.

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down, box lunches instead of sit down, no catering vans.

Permits to run an event not granted until close to the event. Permits granted and then shows cancelled only days out due to sudden restrictions. Many clubs had to postpone and reapply for a new date. By May/June postponed shows were being postponed a second time and the availability of dates is becoming limited.

Dogs shows are a Tier 3 event. They must be on a securely fenced ground with gatekeepers and QR codes which has meant some regional shows have had to cancel or move venues to either Bulla or KCC Park.

Neither Bulla or The Park are permitted to have 7 rings inside due to density restrictions. Lilydale KC ran their show over two days to accomodate this.

For some Clubs it just became all to difficult and they made the decision not to hold a show. Dogs Victoria reached out to them and formed a Covid Roving Committee to try and fill the void. Hopefully when we get back to normality these Clubs will return as some of them are very old clubs.

As usual, it is volunteers who make sure events are run, Covid or no Covid. Without volunteers we would not be able to enjoy our hobby, Confusion reigned over how to get puppies to new homes during lockdown with periods where travel was restricted to local areas and none between Melbourne and regional, not to mention the cancellation of interstate flights. Many vets only took emergency cases and owners had to hand the dog over in the carpark and could not attend the consultation inside the practice.

Part of dog shows is the social side which may have left some members feeling isolated. Some took the opportunity to gather for walks, coffee, puppy socialising in local parks or at KCC Park in groups of the allowable number.

Social media, for good or bad, became the way members

kept a feeling of community.

How would we have coped without technology?

2020 Dogs Victoria AGM was held online and what a learning curve that was. We are about to hold another one.

What it did prove is that regional and rural members, and those who for various reasons cannot attend a meeting on a cold, winter night, are now able to participate in the organisation. However, being only online excludes those who do not have reliable internet or are not up with technology. Some of them struggled in 2020. 2021 looks like being a hybrid AGM with a limited number allowed to physically attend along with a Zoom attendance. This seems the way of the future.

Dog folk are resilient and resourceful. In Victoria as I write not only are we just coming out of another lockdown, but parts of the State are reeling from the impact of a cyclonic storm and flood event leaving over 120 homes uninhabitable and hundreds more damaged. The worse hit areas have a high number of Dogs Victoria members and some were without power for over 10 days, many trying to keep puppies as well as themselves warm. Our thoughts are with them. Fires, pandemic, floods, storms. Not easy being a Victorian lately!

Mike Higgins mikemonarkin@aol.com

The 2021 AGM will welcome newly elected DV Committee members to join the think tank to continue to adapt our organisation.

Technology has also allowed live streaming of dog shows. Victorian dog shows might have ceased but dog show tragics could usually find a show interstate being livestreamed.

Livestreaming keeps older members interested without leaving the comfort of their sofa, it allows breeders and fanciers to see dogs on the other side of the country, or the world. It gives newcomers a chance to study procedures, handling and breed type.

Currently No 1. Dogzonline Leaderboard - All Breeds - Victoria Fox Terrier (Wire) Aust Ch Graebrook Adrenaline Junkie (Graebrook Kennels)

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South Australian News Column

South Australian News Julie Manser South Australian Columnist Email: julie@tiptreekennels.com.au

The first weekend of June began with the Advance Winter International over 3 days. A show that is marked on many calendars throughout Australia, this year still drew a fabulous entry without its usual International Judging panel. Unfortunately, COVID limited the number of interstaters able to attend but the committee was flexible and worked hard to try and give everyone time to assess if they could travel and enter …then for those that could not travel, entry refunds were offered immediately and arranged.

two as ANKC Championship shows. Together with the All Breeds shows there are 10 Specialties held on the same weekend.

Mr William Smith (Qld) awarded Saturday’s Best in Show winner to Azel Kennel’s Sup Ch Azel Moments Like This

Friday’s FCI show was won by Mrs A Curran’s Whippet- Aust Sup Ch Chakrata Tart with the Cart (below) awarded by Mrs Patrice Johansen (Qld)

I asked Joy Lim for an overview of the “Winter International”.

The Dogs SA Winter International show is one of the biggest shows in South Australia and also in the whole of Australia. Attracting top quality entries from all states of Australia. It was voted as Australia’s Favourite show for 2019.

The show holds a 3 day All Breeds Championship show with one show as the FCI CACIB show and the other

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At Sunday’s show Mrs Deirdre Crofts (NSW) judged General Specials and Kylie Tilley & Tina Sunman’s Chihuahua (SC) Voncronan Diamond Desire at Skyeway took out Best in Show Nick Gouzos certainly had a fabulous weekend at the Winter International with his Dachshund (Min Smth) Wyldchase Startedwith Awhispa

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“Macy” winning all three Puppy in Groups converting to two Puppy in Shows. On Sunday, Macy also won BIG 1 and BIS 2 with an entry of 800.

The Gundog Club of SA held 2 Championships which were sponsored by Purina ProPlan with judges Mrs Carrie Paine (NSW) show 1 and Mr Guy Spagnolo (NSW) show 2. Entries were 148 & 144 Ruth Thompson and her Grand Champion Chaleur Say My Name (AI) ”Fancy” took out back to back BIS – what a feat!! A special day for Ruth, Phil & Chaleur

A very warm & special welcome to “Jacob” born June 7th and congratulations to proud parents Kylie & Chris Tilley. Kylie is well known throughout Australia with her Voncronan Kennels & the sterling work and efforts she devotes to Junior handlers nationwide.

Aspyre Kennel’s Pointer Aspyre Cat Got UR Tongue was r/up BIS show 1 and Azel Kennel’s American Cocker Sup Ch Azel Moments Like This “Minties” was r/up BIS in show 2.

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Huge congratulations

Our very own Margaret Bush was awarded an Order of Australia Medal (OAM) in the General Division in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.

Margaret manages the canteen at David Roche Park for Dogs SA and along with all the ordering and much of the food preparation, she co-ordinates the teams to serve and cook at the shows.

Margaret is a well known identity not only within our own state but with many interstate Judges & Exhibitors.

She has volunteered as an active member for many dog and horse clubs and community organisations for, safe to say, decades.

A truly special lady and a very worthy recipient of this prestigious honour. Again, congratulations Margaret.

The Australian Cattle Dog Club also held 3 successful All Breeds Champ shows over 2 days with entries of 358 - 342 – 277 Congratulations to the Best in Show winners!

Show 1 Kerryn O’Brien’s Clumber Spaniel Ch Tykerna Boiling Point (AI) under Mrs Lyn Harrison (SA) Show 2 Cheryl Currie’s Rhodesian Ridgeback Ch Caprivi Praise Be (AI) under Mrs Monica McCaffery (SA) Show 3 Paul Cook’s Boxer Ch Milmac Tom Ford GTHO under Mrs June Ashton (SA)

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Wendy Baker and her wonderful team of ADSS and helpers, convened 4 All Breeds shows in SA’s Riverland at Barmera. As per usual, the shows were organised and well run and I believe those that attended enjoyed the relaxing and friendly atmosphere that “away” shows afford us all. As always when a hurdle is sent Wendy’s way, she overcame it with flying colours and even though the weather didn’t present as predicted …it was a great weekend.

The 1st show was Friday afternoon, with 2 on Saturday and the last on Sunday with an early finish for all to travel home safely.

Entries were 265 – 306 – 305 – 259 with a full interstate panel of 4 judges adjudicating.

Best in Show winners were :

Show 3 Mrs Michelle Roberts (WA) awarded Sup Ch Azel Moments Like This as her Best Gundog & BIS 1st

Show 1 J Manser, J&A Lumsden & Heiderst Kennel’s Pointer Ch Aspyre Watch UR Tongue

Show 4 Mr Simon Mills (ACT) awarded Rodney Connelly’s Siberian Husky Ch Articpride Winter Snow Storm … ”Frost” seen below handled by Ben Luxton

“Rolex” pictured with handler Renee Hartnett & General Specials judge Mrs Rhonda Ralphs (NSW) Show 2 Christine Spry’s Doberman Aust Sup Ch Ikons Sensational By Design (Imp NZ) handled by Zandra Helps with Dobermann specialist Judge Mrs Annette Bowe (NSW)

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Still at the Riverland What a fantastic weekend for Rodney Connelly’s Pugs. Sebandee Ruff N Tumble in Barmera …winning all 4 BIG 1st & Puppy in Groups . In addition, home bred Obsidian Breaking the Bank “Cash” was awarded all 4 Baby in Groups which converted to 3 Baby in Shows.

Judges .. (L-R) Mr Simon Mills (ACT), Mrs Michell Roberts (WA), Mrs Rhonda Ralphs (NSW) & Mrs Annette Bowe (NSW). Centered is “Thomas” with handler Bec King & Ben Luxton .

Nick Gouzos also had a super Riverland weekend attending the first 3 shows with his Dachshund (Min Smth) ….Wyldchase Startedwith Awhispa . “Macy” won all 3 Best in Groups converting to a BIS1st & a BIS 2. To top it off she scooped the pool with 3 Puppy in Shows.

New Champions

Home bred Supreme Ch Tykerna Boiling Point (AI) gained this title when awarded his 3rd BIS 1st early in June…and then quickly followed up with another BIS1st. “Gordon” is pictured with proud owner/breeder/handler Kerryn O’Brien.

Kerryn O’Brien & her Tykerna Kennels are also thrilled with Rottweilers Tykerna Dark Shadows and Tykerna Beautiful Trauma both achieving their Australian Champion titles this month. What a great trifecta for Kerryn.

Macy & Nick after being awarded BIG 1 by Mrs Rhonda Ralphs.

Aust Ch Tykerna Dark Shadows titled at just over 12 months old with multiple “in show” age class wins along the way

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Aust Ch Tykerna Beautiful Trauma titled easily whilst in WA winning competitive BOBs and classes in show before returning home to SA Adelaide Kennel Club of SA held 3 All Breeds Championship shows on the last weekend of June with entries of 309 – 297 – 295.

The Club was impacted by Judges that were unable to travel due to COVID border closures but were quick to engage replacements and advise exhibitors of same.

Results and photos will be in our July edition.

Reminder Adelaide Royal Show entries close on Monday 12 July at 5pm (CST) A new champion, special win(s), breed or import news, special occasions within our fraternity?

Why not share it? You are most welcome to chat with or email me so we can arrange publishing your news.

Stay safe everyone Julie Manser

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Tasmanian News

Rachael Holloway Tasmanian Columnist Email: rachael@zuleika.com.au

I want to begin by thanking everyone from around the country who has shown their support to Katelyn Innes. Since last month, Katey has started the road to recovery. It is going to be very long and very slow, but she has been moved out of ICU and into the high care unit. Katey and her family are going to continue to need a lot of support for a long time to come, but please know that your donations, prayers, and words of encouragement are making a difference.

Last month I brought you the results from the Tasmanian Gundog Trial Association’s Retrieving Trials for Gundogs (15-16 May), held in the Midlands Area. I now have some fantastic photos from this trial to share with you. Once again, congratulations to those who received passes and titles. The club held more trials, 19-20 June, in the Winkleigh Area, judged by Mr. G. Allen (SA).

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The first of only two all breeds shows for June was held on the 5th, hosted by the Combined Breeds Dog Club, at Pontville Park. Ms S. Butler (NSW) and Ms E. Hindley (ACT) judged the groups, while Mr. Rex Lowe (Tas) had the honour of judging General Specials in very wet, windy and cold conditions. He awarded Best in Show to Maree Brown’s Doberman, Ch. Martyn Big Wave Rider at Meekadobe (imp NZ), handled by Josh Turner. Runner-up Best in Show was Helen Chen’s Samoyed, Ch. Lunasea Nothing Better (AI), presented by Sonja Gangell.

The Canine Performance Association of Tasmania held a Herding Trial on Monday 14 June. High in Trial winner was Lani Smith’s Tamarani Ready For Love and Runner up was Awarranpark Magic Milo owned by Kristie Shadwick.

The Utility & Non-Sporting Dog Club of Tasmania held their double shows on Saturday 18 June. At Show A, Ms Silvia Sharpe (Vic) awarded Best in Show to Peter Haas’ Poodle (Toy) Ch. Cultura Mini Me Me and Runner-up to Terry & Ruth Collicutt’s Bulldog Bumbullb Conor Mcgregor. Ms Sue Beinke (SA) judged Show B, awarding Best in Show to Teena Sloan’s Shih Tzu Sup Ch. Killian Defence Rests Yrhonour and Runner-up to Sue & Clifford Gray and D. McKeon’s Newfoundland, Ch.Yesallaw Black Friday Magic at Paddlepaws.

Unfortunately, the Tracking Trial due to be held over the long weekend of 12-14 June had to be postponed due to the COVID situation in Victoria, where the judges were coming from. It is hoped the trial can be rescheduled to July or August.

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Lure Coursing had another ‘try’ day, held at the same time as the Utility & Non Sporting show.

This provided a fantastic opportunity for these dogs to have a go and if Jordan Parry’s photos are anything to go by, they had a ball.

Tasmanian Dog Training Club Agility & Jumping Trials due to be held on 19/20 June have been postponed, due to the judge being unable to attend. It is hoped they will be held during July.

The Working Dog Club of Tasmania hosted two shows on Saturday 26 June. The day started with Sweepstakes. Baby Puppy Sweepstakes were judged by Carol Eastley, who awarded: 1st Welsh Springer Spaniel - Tazlon Once Upon A Time (B & M Gourlay); 2nd Australian Silky Terrier - Japatina Better Than Revenge (Japatina Kennels); 3rd Cocker Spaniel - Silverblue Catcha Traveln Star (E & K Job & A & M Jones). Puppy Sweepstakes were judged by Ray Wall: 1st French Bulldog - Dentellieres Cat Among Pigeons (Miss J Harrison); 2nd West Highland White Terrier - Tarrilli Great Again (Mrs R Weber); 3rd Collie (Smooth) - Bellshill Drambuie (imp NZ) (M Pedersen). Neuter Sweepstakes were judged by Ruth Collicutt, who awarded: 1st Italian Greyhound - Neut Ch. Wondoan Wheres Wellesley (Barad Kennels); 2nd Golden Retriever - Ch. Neut Ch. Kaparla Total Recall (Mrs J Laker); 3rd Finnish Lapphund - Ch. Neut Ch. Armahani Io48 | K9online.com.au

lite Ilo (AI) HT (Rachael Holloway). Mrs Collicutt also judged Owner, Breeder, Handler Sweepstakes: 1st Weimaraner - Sup Ch. Arnhill Standing Room Only (AI) (Joshua Turner); 2nd Kerry Blue Terrier Ch. Tasshot Crazy Love (Mrs D Veevers); 3rd German Shorthaired Pointer - Ch. Zenchar Tangled Up In Blue (Ms S Rattle & Mr T Sproule).

nia, Jonathan Marshall (Vic) awarded Best in Show to Heather Morrison’s Golden Retriever, Sup Ch. Kaparla Game Plan, and Runner-up Best in Show to Ann O’Keefe’s Cocker Spaniel, Ch. Glenayden Star Gazer, presented by Elaine Job.

Next up was the Group 5 Specialty, judged by Valorie Joan Hutton (NSW). Mrs Hutton awarded Best in Show to Rachael Holloway’s Finnish Lapphund, Ch. Armahani Moonstone Movtta (AI), and Runner-up Best in Show to Christine Russell’s Welsh Corgi (Pembroke), Whitescreek Dancing Queen, handled by Lisa McGinn.

Gun Dog Club of Tasmania held an Open Tracking Trial on the weekend of the 26-28 June. A massive total of 32 dogs and handlers successfully completed their tracks. It is so wonderful to see this sport doing so well. A huge congratulations to the following dogs and handlers who received titles:

The third part of the day was an All Breeds show.

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Tracking Dog Excellent Rani & Maggie Jeri & Bear Tracking Dog Champion Wendy & Lochie Simone & Oskar Kellie & Ali

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Things have been a bit quiet during June, but look out for a bumper report in the August edition of K9Online, with July seeing: Junior Handlers’ State Final, four all breeds shows (some with Sweepstakes); Scent Work Trials, Obedience Trials; Rally Trials; Tracking Trial; and an Open Track & Search Trial. COVID restrictions pending, of course. Until then, stay safe.

Northern Territory News Column

Northern Territory News Sarah Gordon Northern Territory Columnist Email: Emzacily@gmail.com

June was a much quieter month in the NT with a limited number of shows and trials on the calendar. Here’s hoping clubs spread them out more evenly next year!

There’s quite a few Darwin exhibitors looking forward to the first Alice Springs show since March 2020. It’ll be the kick-off to our Show Circuit for 2021, a great trip to do and see the NT if you’ve not been before.

A very big congratulations to Supreme Champion Fabulose Stella From The Hood (Imp SRB) on obtaining her Supreme Champion Title. Stella is the very first Bull Terrier Miniature to obtain a Supreme Title in Australia. Well done Wanda and all involved in this fantastic achievement.

Junior in Show Santop Firestorm, Doyle’s Fox Terrier Smooth Intermediate in Show Ch Quom Mr Goldfinger, Savy’s Pug NT Bred in Show Ch Emzacily The Names Bond, Gordon’s Rottweiler Aus Bred in Show Ch Tianze Diamonds R Forever, Watt & Irlam’s Afghan Open in Show Leanya Let It Rain, Carter’s Beagle Best Neuter in Show Neut Ch Mirribandi Zaccheus,

Bratchell’s Belgian Shepherd Dog (Groenendael)

Rottweiler Club of The NT have just announced they will be holding their inaugural Utility Group Open Show on Monday 26th July. A big thank you to the judge and sponsors for their support in making this possible for RCNT. Will be great to have another fully fledged club in the NT. Last shows for May had Darwin Ladies Kennel Club making the hard decision to cancel 1 of its 4 shows for the weekend.

Unfortunately, state border lockdowns had them scrambling to replace a judge only a few days prior to the event. In the end the club chose to cancel it given the financial implications of trying to push on with flights last minute. We all still enjoyed 3 shows for the weekend!

Show results in date order: Darwin Ladies Kennel Club Show 2 – 29th May – Mrs Heather Jones (WA) Best in Show Leanya Let It Rain, Carter’s Beagle Runner Up in Show Santop Firestorm, Doyle’s Fox Terrier Smooth Baby Puppy in Show Willwei Topgun Pilot, William’s Brittany Minor Puppy in Show Yarnix Jupiter Io, Nixon & Crimmins Rottweiler Puppy in Show Bekmar Dua Lipa, Zaglas’ Jack Russell Terrier

R/Up Neuter in Show Sup Ch Highmarcs Fernando, Purich & Tan’s Whippet Darwin Ladies Kennel Club Show 1 – 30th May – Mrs Nellie Abela (NSW) Best in Show Ch Quom Mr Goldfinger, Savy’s Pug Runner Up in Show Zamu Diablo Notre Reve (Imp

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Baby Puppy in Show Beadale A Deal With The Devil,

Clarke & Niemann’s Schipperke Minor Puppy in Show Texinity Lightning Outa Thunder, Smith’s Border Collie Puppy in Show Emzacily Disorderly Conduct, Gordon’s Rottweiler Junior in Show Zamu Diablo Notre Reve (Imp

NZ),Van der Horst’s French Bulldog Intermediate in Show Ch Quom Mr Goldfinger, Savy’s Pug NT Bred in Show Ch Echomidi Struttin His Stuff

GD SD, Reichstein’s Australian Cattle Dog Aus Bred in Show Ch Karakush Wear Less Is More,

Gibson, Irlam & Watt’s Chinese Crested Dog Open in Show Ch Fabulose Stella From The

Hood (Imp SRB), Gallagher’s Bull Terrier (Miniature) Best Neuter in Show Neut Ch Mirribandi Zaccheus,

Bratchell’s Belgian Shepherd Dog (Groenendael) R/Up Neuter in Show Sup Ch Highmarcs Fernando, Purich & Tan’s Whippet Darwin Ladies Kennel Club Show 2 – 30th May – Ms Marie Patten (NSW) Best in Show Ch Quom Mr Goldfinger, Savy’s Pug Runner Up in Show Ch Dellevie Torontes, Jones’ English Springer Spaniel Baby Puppy in Show Beadale A Deal With The Devil,

Clarke & Niemann’s Schipperke Minor Puppy in Show Willincorah Denlee, Burden’s

Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog Puppy in Show Emzacily Disorderly Conduct, Gordon’s Rottweiler Junior in Show Zamu Diablo Notre Reve (Imp

NZ), Van der Horst’s French Bulldog Intermediate in Show Quom Mr Goldfinger, Savy’s Pug

Aus Bred in Show Ch Dellevie Torontes, Jones’ English Springer Spaniel

Open in Show Ch Burnt Toffee Of Markwell (Imp

NZ), Purich’s Dachshund (Miniatre Smooth) Best Neuter in Show Gr Ch Arithon Eirian CCD RN, Jones’ Welsh Springer Spaniel R/Up Neuter in Show Sup Ch Highmarcs Fernando, Purich & Tan’s Whippet Canine Expo Show 1 – 12th June – Mr Lance Wright (QLD) Best in Show Ch Maolmhin Azerbaijan, Irlam & Cuthbert’s Bull Terrier Runner Up in Show Ch Tagetarl Trail Boss, Beckett’s Australian Cattle Dog Baby Puppy in Show Puppy in Show Beadale A Deal With The Devil,

Clarke & Niemann’s Schipperke Junior in Show Idylewinse Terrific Treacle, Purichs Dachshund (Wire Haired) Intermediate in Show Quom Mr Goldfinger, Savy’s Pug Aus Bred in Show Ch Tzutique Your Numbers Up,

Greig & Hawke’s Shih Tzu Open in Show Ch Maolmhin Azerbaijan, Irlam & Cuthbert’s Bull Terrier Best Neuter in Show Sup Ch Highmarcs Fernando, Purich & Tan’s Whippet R/Up Neuter in Show Neut Ch Mirribandi Zaccheus,

Bratchell’s Belgian Shepherd Dog (Groenendael) Canine Expo Show 2 – 12th June – Mr William Smith (QLD)

NT Bred in Show Ch Emzacily The Names Bond, Gordon’s Rottweiler

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Best in Show Ch Maolmhin Azerbaijan, Irlam & Cuthbert’s Bull Terrier Runner Up in Show Ch Tagetarl Trail Boss, Beckett’s Australian Cattle Dog Baby Puppy in Show Puppy in Show Beadale A Deal With The Devil,

Clarke & Niemann’s Schipperke Junior in Show Zamu Diablo Notre Reve (Imp

NZ),Van der Horst’s French Bulldog Intermediate in Show Ch Emzacily The Names Bond, Gordon’s Rottweiler

Aus Bred in Show Ch Dongunya Hogan Wright, Wright’s Irish Wolfhound Open in Show Ch Maolmhin Azerbaijan, Irlam & Cuthbert’s Bull Terrier Best Neuter in Show Neut Ch Mirribandi Zaccheus,

Bratchell’s Belgian Shepherd Dog (Groenendael) R/Up Neuter in Show Sup Ch Highmarcs Fernando, Purich & Tan’s Whippet Canine Expo Show 3 – 13th June – Mrs Pamela Brown (QLD)

Best in Show Ch Maolmhin Azerbaijan, Irlam & Cuthbert’s Bull Terrier

Bulldog Intermediate in Show

Aus Bred in Show Ch Baghdad

Ticket To The Top, Watt & Chato’s Saluki Open in Show Ch Maolmhin Azerbaijan, Irlam & Cuthbert’s Bull Terrier Best Neuter in Show Neut Ch Mirribandi Zaccheus,

Bratchell’s Belgian Shepherd Dog (Groenendael) R/Up Neuter in Show Ch Cooroorah Cozican RN JDM2

ADM3 SPDX GDX SDX ADO3

JDO4 CCD, Reichstein’s Australian Cattle Dog Canine Expo Show 4 – 13th June – Mr Jason Attridge (QLD) Best in Show Ch Maolmhin Azerbaijan, Irlam & Cuthbert’s Bull Terrier Runner Up in Show Ch Quom Mr Goldfinger, Savy’s Pug Baby Puppy in Show Puppy in Show Beadale A Deal With The Devil,

Clarke & Niemann’s Schipperke Junior in Show Idylewinse Terrific Treacle, Purichs Dachshund (Wire Haired) Intermediate in Show Ch Quom Mr Goldfinger, Savy’s Pug Aus Bred in Show Ch Tzutique Your Numbers Up,

Greig & Hawke’s Shih Tzu Open in Show Ch Maolmhin Azerbaijan, Irlam & Cuthbert’s Bull Terrier Best Neuter in Show Ch Cooroorah Cozican RN JDM2

ADM3 SPDX GDX SDX ADO3

JDO4 CCD, Reichstein’s Australian Cattle Dog R/Up Neuter in Show Sup Ch Highmarcs Fernando, Purich & Tan’s Whippet

Runner Up in Show Ch Tagetarl Trail Boss, Beckett’s Australian Cattle Dog Baby Puppy in Show Puppy in Show Beadale A Deal With The Devil,

Clarke & Niemann’s Schipperke Junior in Show Zamu Diablo Notre Reve (Imp

NZ),Van der Horst’s French

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New Zealand News Penny Brooks

New Zealand Columnist Email: pennybrooksphotography@outlook.com

Hi and welcome to a very quiet NZ. The only All Breeds Championship Show in the North for June was Wellington Kennel Centre (Mary Crawford Memorial) where G Whitfield awarded the Gordon Setter NZ Ch Settmore Stormy Night at Azzaro (Imp Aust) (K Atkinson) Best in Show

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Dalton has also picked up BIS at the following Open Shows - AEC on the 12-6-21 (R King) and BIS at Hibiscus Coast 13-6-21 under K Jackson. This was Daltons 1st Champ BIS and Kim believes that this makes him the youngest Gordon BIS winner at just 2 years 1 month old. But a special note was that Geoff Whitfield gave the Gordon she used to show Gr. Ch Cannockbrae Matouka Mac his 3rd BIS to become the 1st GR Ch Gordon in NZ, way back in July 1997!

The Beardie NZ Ch Lyntree Cosmic Hallelujah going Res Best In Show. Kenny also went onto Best In Show at the Open Show later that day.

Reserve Best in Show at Wellington was the Bouvier Tommy - Am/NZ Ch Bon Idees Qaught You Looking at Bouvpilot, Tommy is NZ’s #1 Dog All Breeds in NZ (Dogzonline Pointscore).

The South Island also only had the one All Breeds Championship Show Canterbury Ladies KA with B Parker judging BIS. Sorry no results for BIS but Res was the Basset Ch Hunterspark Here’s Mr Harry (M&W Hewitt) Lots of Open shows happening around the country but very limited Championship Shows.

Annual Conference Of Delegates was expected to be an interesting one with the Recommendation for the Sale of Dogs NZ Headquarters at Porirua but common sense prevailed and after much discussion it was passed (66 yes / 2 no) to sell the building with the general feeling we should look at purchasing suitable office space in the area and look elsewhere for a property to develop as an exhibition centre for the Lower NI. After all these years Porirua sadly is no longer fit for purpose and everyone realises this.

Tommy also went BIS at the Wellington Working Dog Club (D O’Neill) the same day.

Lyn & Gary Carleton were awarded a Certificate of Appreciation for 40 years of continuous service and commitment to dog club activities in the Wellington Region and support of both Dogs NZ and its members. CONGRATULATIONS to you both.

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I am sure everyone would also like to CONGRATULATE Carolyn Cederman of Lanascol Kennels for her induction into the Breeders Hall of Fame after 47 years of excellence in breeding Irish Setters. I am not going to try to report the whole presentation but have included several screenshots from the presentation.

Stay safe everyone Penny

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