Dog Winner World July 2016

Admininstration Editor: Theo Koekemoer Based in South Africa Theo’s involvement with Bulldogs date back to eary 1970’s He is a specialist Bulldog judge. https://www.facebook.com/groups/800162470077609/ email: allegiancecapital100@gmail.com To advertise contact Theo Koekemoer on Facebook or send an email to allegiancecapital100@gmail.com Rates: Cover: $75 Double or Single Page: $10 (Payment by Paypal to the following email address: theo@bullishmagazine.com or Western Union.

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Administration Our Cover Dog - Ian From the Editor A dog with no tail New Champions Litter Announcements

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Our Cover Dog

Name of the dog: MultiCH Tikotta Pole Position Sire: BISS Int.Ch.MultiCH Jun.CH,Club Winner

Nunsbrook Peregrine Falcon (imp UK) Dam: Ch Clubwinner O’Whisperer from Flawless Carriens Date of Birth: 18 March 2013 Country: Hungary Owner: Orsolya Nagy & Farkas Marta Farkas Marta Breeder: Handler: Orsolya Nagy Titles: Top Winning Show Golden Retriever Hu’15, BiH Champion, BiHF Champion, Ukr Champion, Srb Champion, Ro Champion, Hu Junior Champion, InterChampion cand., Junior Speciality Winner, Puppy Best in Spericality #2, Puppy Clubwinner, Multiple Best of Breed, Multiple Best of GRoup placement, Classwinner titles on Clubshows under Mr Malcom Godefroy (Fenwood - UK), 2nd Under Ms Penny Gowland (Remington - UK) Special about Ian:Ian is a true english type golden retriever with an exceptionally lovely front and rear angulations, straight level topline and a really sweet and kind head and expression with nice pigments.

He is not so strong ,but a real elegant dog with a sound movement.

He is a keen hunter, hunts very stylsih even on though ground. He does great job on picking ups, no matter how much bird is in the bag and how many days we are out. He is a very reliable dog, always ready to work and he never comes back without a bird. He also competes on Working Tests as well.

According to his character he is absolutely easy to control and teach, tender to kids and people.

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From the Editor

I have pleasure in presenting to you the 5th issue of Dog Winner World (July 2016) It was my dream to create an All Breeds Magazine which features some of the top dogs from different countries around the world. And this is becoming a reality.

Thank you to everyone who has bought into this dream - the designs are stunning and in a class of its own. The dogs are some of the very best. I trust that the magazine will go from strength to strength. As Pat de Coning said: “Its the place to advertise!� I believe we are different to any other dog website or magazine and why advertise locally if you can adverise internationally?

At some point in time any magazine would charge for advertising space and Dog Winner World is no different. Up to now advertisers paid for the design of ads but nothing for advertising space. We are planning to keep the costs low and will advise you in the next month how we will go about this.

I thank you for your support and wish you success in the ring!

Theo

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A dog with no tail

This is applicable to Bulldogs and French Bulldogs. A judge recenrly withheld the Challenge Cerificate in French Bulldogs because the dogs in the ring had no tails.

I have asked the question in a discussion group “Is a dog without a tail a dog?’ These are some of the responses: I think we can say that those who have been in the breed for some time have pretty much seen them all and or bred them all. Well except that I have never bred a Bulldog without a tail. A tail can be one vertebrae. And it is a tail. How much emphasis a judge places on a dog without a tail per say depends on the overall quality of the dog.

I would have done the same if the Standard lists tailessness as a DQ. Why would this Judge be in the position to withold a CC in the first place? Were the other entries that bad? Put in his place, I would have excused the dog for lack of merit and awarded BOB to a well balanced dog without Disqualifying Faults.

I‘ve answered several all breed judges that have asked this very same question by saying, “ Let’s suppose the AKC banned docking dogs tails just like The Kennel Club did along with UK vets, and you are judging Old English Sheepdogs that now have tails (possibly of all shapes and sizes/carriage etc) and a Naturally born tailess OES comes into your ring. Knowing yourself that a OES can be born without tails (or at least a very short tail similar to one that has been docked, and these dogs have always been prized by the OES breeders) If you DQ him on the basis that he has been docked you would be wrong, he hasn’t. Most judges are not vets and therefor not qualified to distinguish docked or not. The all breed judges usually agree with this thought, so I then ask, “If it is OK for OES why not bulldogs, please don’t lose a good dog for one fault. So yes, of course it’s still a dog.

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