Dachshund Club of America Winter 2021 Newsletter by twc910

The Dachshund Club of America Newsletter

WINTER 2021, Volume XLV, Number 4

Lynne Dahlén, Editor N961 Mayflower Road Appleton, WI 54913 Official DCA Website: dachshundclubofamerica.org

Cover photo credit: Steff Monteleone Digital art credit - PAWSS at https://www.pawss.store/

DCA 2022 Schedule of Events FIELD TRIALS

Hosted by the Hoosier Dachshund Club

Tuesday – Wednesday, April 5-6 • Minnesota Dachshund Club FT Grand Lake Beagle Club, Portland, IN Judges OD: Heidi Meyers, John Merriman OB: Michael Pitisci, Heidi Meyers FCD: Sandy Russell, Michael Pitisci FCB: John Merriman, Sandy Russell Thursday – Friday, April 7-8 • Hoosier Dachshund Club FT Grand Lake Beagle Club, Portland, IN

Saturday, May 14 • Hotel Check-in: Holiday Inn, Six Flags • Afternoon RV Check-in: Purina Event Center

• DCA Regional Rally, Purina Event Center • DCA Education Expo, Ice Cream Social, Host Hotel

Saturday – Sunday, April 9-10 • DCA National Field Trial Grand Lake Beagle Club, Portland, IN Judges OD: Cheri Faust, Carolyn Casoria Lewis OB: Kathy Lockyer, Carolyn Casoria Lewis FCD: Kathy Lockyer, Kathy Johnson FCB: Kathy Johnson, Cheri Faust

Sunday, May 15 • DCA National Agility Trial, Purina Event Center Agility: Lisa Potts • Move In-Purina Event Center • Welcome Reception-Host Hotel

Breed Judges Longs: Jan Swayze-Curry Smooths: David Peat Wires: John Wade Juniors: David Peat Rally: Catherine Thompson

Monday, May 16 • CODC Host Show 1, Purina Event Center • DCA Regional Obedience, Purina Event Center

Wednesday, May 18 • Breakfast with the Board, Host Hotel • DCA Annual Meeting, Host Hotel • DCA National Sweepstakes, Purina Event Center • DCA National Obedience, Purina Event Center • DCA Stud Dog Showcase, Purina Event Center • DCA Judge Education, Purina Event Center • DCA Board Meeting, Host Hotel

TRACKING TEST Hosted by the Hoosier Dachshund Club Thursday, May 8 • DCA National Tracking Test Sullivan County Fairgrounds,

Sullivan, MO Judges Ulysses James, Carol Ruthenberg

EARTH DOG TESTS Hosted by the Dachshund Club of St. Louis Thursday, May 12 • ED Practice Event ALL EARTHDOG EVENTS at Purina Farms, Gray Summit, MO Friday, May 13 • DCSTL ED Test Intro: Pam Giles Junior ED: Ken Hagmueller

CONFORMATION & COMPANION EVENTS Hosted by the Central Ohio Dachshund Club

Judges OD: Lori Isaacson, Shawn Nies OB: Rebecca Mclusky, Heidi Meyers FCD: Heidi Meyers, Rebecca Mclusky FCB: Shawn Nies, Lori Isaacson

Senior ED: Randy Eltringham Master ED: Jody Dean Saturday, May 14 • DCA National ED Test Intro: Claire Mancha Junior ED: Ashley Dumas Senior ED: Carolyn Casoria-Lewis Master ED: Krista Williams

Breed Judges Longs: Hal Biermann Smooths: Pat Taylor Wires: Frances Colonna Juniors: Hal Biermann Obedience: Catherine Thompson Tuesday, May 17 • CODC Host Show 2, Purina Event Center

Sweepstakes Judges Longs: Debbie James

See the DCA 2022 Facebook (Meta) Page for latest Updates!

Smooths: Maggie Peat Wires: Shirley Del Castillo Obedience: Pat Kasten Thursday, May 19 • DCA Regular Classes & One Variety (largest specials entry), DCA Junior Showmanship, DCA Parade of Veterans Purina Event Center • DCA National Rally, Purina Event Center • DCA Judge Education Hands On, Purina Event Center • DCA Breeders Seminar, Host Hotel Breed Judges Longs: Wally Jones Smooths: Laura Abbott-Licht Wires: Fred Vogel Juniors: Wally Jones Rally: Charlotte Mielziner Friday, May 20 • DCA Remaining Varieties & Best of Breed, Purina Event Center • DCA Annual Dinner, Host Hotel

Host Hotel - Holiday Inn Six Flags: Eureka, MO (15 minutes from Event Center) • $119.95 plus tax nightly room rate plus tax • Two room limit per reservation • $35 non pet fee refundable pet fee

• Reservations by phone only: 800-782-8108 or 636-938-6661 (mention DCA to secure room rate)

Please read the reservation form carefully and complete in full before sending. Reservations are available beginning at 3pm on Saturday, May 14, Email - rvparking@purina.nestle.com Snail mail - Purina Farms, Att: RV Engagement Specialist, 2022 and must end by noon on Saturday, May 21, 2022. Reservations must be made directly with Purina Farms by completing 300 Checkerboard Loop, Gray Summit, MO 63039. the reservation form on the Facebook Page DCA 2022 and sending Please call (866) 979-2488 with any overnight camping questions. to them directly by email or snail mail. For campers wishing to arrive prior to May 14, 2022 to participate

Attention RV Campers - information on the 2022 reservation process is now available!

in the National and Host Club Earth Dog Tests, Purina will make every effort to accommodate you in the Full Service Event Center lot (based on the number of RV’s from the show that is occupying the Event Center), or in the Electric Only lot. If you are assigned to the Electric Only lot and will be staying for the shows and trials at the Event Center, you will be able to move up to the Full Service Event Center lot on the RV arrival date or as occupancy permits.

Nickie was born on March 26, 2019, Just 3 months before Mike was diagnosed with Cancer. Treatments took up most of that year. Covid shut downs started as Nickie turned a year. Sadly Mike was never well enough to take her out. The first 6 months of 2021 wasn’t too good for me so I elected to send my wild child out with Handler and Friend, Kim Haupt, for training and handling. I can’t thank Kim enough for her care of my baby. Nickie may well be the last Bred By Summerhill Champion and I am very pleased with her. I am very thankful that we were able to breed to the gorgeous Asher and thank Vicki Spencer for her help and graciousness. I’m sure Mike would be very happy with his baby! Dachshund Club of America Winter 2021

officers

President

2nd Vice President

Recording Secretary

Carl Holder 1130 Redoak Drive Lumberton, TX 77657 (409) 755-6569 candachs@aol.com

Fran Colonna 700 Maple Lane Lansing, KS 66043-6221 (913) 727-2246 Kanawha123@aol.com

Sandy Arnold 3709 E. South Court Bloomington, IN 47401-4489 (812) 322-1842 sandydcaboard@gmail.com

1st Vice President

Treasurer

Corresponding Secretary

Walter Jones 23 Golf View Drive Englewood, FL 34223 wjones@wyattfirm.com

Ken Levison 8155 E. Galinda Drive Tucson, AZ 85750-2420 (520) 722-9427 dazdox@yahoo.com

Cheryl Shultz 3817 Seven Oaks Drive Corona, CA 92881 (951) 279-8252 cherevee@sbcglobal.net

Class of 2021

Class of 2022

Class of 2023

Georjan Bridger P.O. Box 21352 Salem, OR 97307-1352 (503) 364-9695 artsrpassion@gmail.com

Dr. Dan Burke 8714 Via De La Gente Scottsdale, AZ 85258 (623) 707-7495 djbvca1@aol.com

Dr. Randy N. Eltringham 6095 Deborah Drive Warrenton VA 20187-2847 (540) 347-0126 randy.n.eltringham.civ@mail.mil

Paul Martin 21020 St. Louis Road Marshall, VA 20115 (703) 407-7327 brando2@starpower.net

Constance B. Fisher 3820 Crums Church Road Berryville, VA 22611-1962 (540) 955-4233 Beldachs@gmail.com

Cindy Niles 3062 S. Section Line Road Delaware, OH 43015-9531 (740) 362-6110 Robinwoodwires@yahoo.com

Deborah Krieg 26550 Yearsley Road Raymond, OH 43067-9732 (973) 229-2390 daybreakwires@yahoo.com

Kathleen Lockyer 428 Salmon Road Brighton, TN 38011-7053 (360) 798-5642 tklockyer@gmail.com

Janet Schwalbe 71 Valley Way Pendergrass GA 30567-3454 (706) 693-7142 reschwalbe@yahoo.com

Lorraine Simmons 250 Roxbury Road Newville, PA 17241 (732) 598-4961 stardox2@yahoo.com

Deneice Van Hook, DVM 3 Deerwood Trail Fairview Heights, IL 62208 (618) 213-6016 k9coach@aol.com

Vicki Spencer 2650 Holland Drive Owensboro KY 42303-2723 (270) 316-0051 lorindol@roadrunner.com

board of directors

(502) 419-7241

AKC Delegate Larry Sorenson 112 Two Does Lane Clayton, NC 27550-8492 (919) 550-7631 llsoren@earthlink.net

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Congratulate Sharon McDonald and her amazing Miniature Dachshund “Gee!” She and her handler are to be commended for so many outstanding accomplishments! What a fantastic representative of our very versatile breed!

[ 1st HOUND to achieve FIVE or more Championship titles [ 1 of 7 dogs across ALL BREEDS to achieve FIVE or more Championship Titles

(The other six include three Border Collies, a Papillion, a Weimaraner, and a Doberman) [ 1st Dachshund to achieve Championship titles in FOUR different sports [ 3rd Hound to achieve Championship titles in FOUR different sports (the others include a Whippet and a Rhodesian Ridgeback) 2

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Understanding Canine Epilepsy by Sharon M. Albright, DVM, CCRT and the Canine Health Foundation

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Epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder seen in dogs, and has been estimated to affect approximately 0.75% of the canine population. The term epilepsy refers to a heterogeneous disease that is characterized by the presence of recurrent, unprovoked seizures resulting from an abnormality of the brain. The condition can be inherited (genetic or idiopathic epilepsy), caused by structural problems in the brain (structural epilepsy), or stem from an unknown cause (epilepsy of unknown cause).

New Members & Applicants. . . . . . . . . . .

Advertisers Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Letters To & From the Editor Corrections/Changes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

HEALTH & WELFARE Articles on Canine Epilepsy . . . . . . . . . .

by Sharon M. Albright, DVM, CCRT and the Canine Health Foundation

COVER STORY Gee! More Than A Triple Champion. . .

An Actual AKC Quintuple Champion!

by Sharon McDonald

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From the moment I learned the title existed, I dreamed of having a home-bred Triple Champion. Way back in 2008, on the eve of Hurricane Gustav when Gee! was conceived, little did I know the journey on which she would take me! I wanted a Triple Champion. Gee! said “Hold my beer!” Imagine That! Twelve years later, Gee! breaks records and joins the ranks of high achieving AKC Hounds. Someone once told me “we are the sum of those who pass through our lives”. I hope that Gee! and I have touched you all in the way that you have impacted us!

Paws For Fun 21 by Carolyn Casoria Lewis

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Preparing an event like the Harvest Moon Classic requires a lot of planning. It was during that process that the idea of a fun charity field trial event took root. Over months, plenty of emails, texts and phone calls all the pieces came together: how many brackets, how many in each bracket, a gift for each handler, who would be judging, consecutive versus concurrent, and what charity would benefit from the event. This is a story about that event. Other things happened too that must be told: the story about the kindness and overwhelming generosity of the dachshund field trial family.

Paws for Fun 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

by Carolyn Casoria Lewis

WEAVES & RETRIEVES. . . . . . . . . .

Puppy Agility 101 by Karen Scheiner

DCA Board Minutes Annual Election Results . . . . . . . . . .

DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award (pull out section) . . . . . . . . . . . .

Upcoming Specialties. . . . . . . . . . . . .

OBEDIENCE Training the New Puppy . . . . . . . . . .

Newsletter Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ABOVE & BELOW GROUND My First, Second & Third Dachshunds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

by Teddy Moritz, submitted by Trudy Kawami

DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award - Tear Out Section for Members

Outstanding Sportsmanship Award

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In 2006, the American Kennel Club (AKC) Outstanding Sportsmanship Award Program was established to provide each member club with an AKC Sportsmanship Medallion to award to one of its own members on a yearly basis. In 2017, the Dachshund Club of America (DCA) Outstanding Sportsmanship Award was established and incorporated into DCA’s Standing Rules. Jerry Cerasini was the creator of the DCA Sportsmanship Award and solicited Janet Schwalbe, Randy Eltringham and Denny Van Hook to assist him in creating a process by which this award could be given on an annual basis.

Special Events - 2022 Nationals . . .

Specialty Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Field Trial Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Invitation to Host the Nationals . . . .

Nationals 2022 Information . . . . . . .

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MEMBER ADVERTISERS Arnold/Jarbsy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Blatz/Summerhill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Georjies Dog Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Johnson/Greensboro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Jones/Sleepytime . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Pedraza/Schoolhouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Prouty/Our Gang . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Purina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IFC

They have crossed the bridge...

Robbie Addison Jim Carson Please contact the editor and DCA secretary if you know of one of our members that has recently passed away.

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Letters to and from the editor Hi Members and Subscribers, Wow, the end of 2021 already. I hope 2022 will be a healthier year for all of us, both for our families and our beloved dogs. The club has lost so many valuable and long time members this past year, it’s refreshing to see so many new applications for membership in DCA. Thank you again to all the people that contribute to the newsletter, there are some great articles in this issue. The cover of this issue is a wonderful tribute to ABS TC MACH5 PACH RACH Sharpree’s Imagine That! VCD2 UD RM3 RAE2 MXB2 MJB2 MXP3 MXPB MJPB PAX OF T2B SE CGC. What an amazing dog and handler! Congratulations Gee! and Sharon, you’ve made all of us proud by showcasing how versatile our breed is. I admire all your hard work! See page 25 for the Outstanding Sportsmanship award that DCA is offering to eligible members.

Thank you to Dr. Randy Eltringham and Janet Schwalbe for finalizing the requirements and getting the application published. It’s the “center spread” of the magazine and is easily pulled out of the stapled binding. Also, check out page 37 for the planned exciting events at the 2022 Nationals.

PRINTER/MAILING Sutherland Companies, Montezuma, Iowa The Dachshund Club of America Inc., The Dachshund Club of America Board of Directors, and the Editor of the Dachshund Club of America Quarterly Newsletter (magazine) are not responsible for the content of any advertisement, solicited or unsolicited editorials, letters or articles that may appear in the newsletter. The content of any advertisement, editorial, letter or article that appears in the Dachshund Club of America Newsletter is the sole responsibility of its advertiser or author.

Lorraine Bisso Metairie, LA

Junior Showmanship Application Ava Hata Menifee, CA Sponsors: Sherry Snyder & Denise Waldo

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ARTICLE CONTRIBUTORS Sharon M. Albright, DVM, CCRT • Sandy Arnold • Dr. Randy Eltringham • Carolyn Casoria Lewis • Trudy Kawami • Debby Krieg • Sharon McDonald • Teddy Moritz • Brenda Riemer • Karen Scheiner • Cliff Shrader • Janet Schwalbe • Cheryl Shultz

NEW APPLICANTS:

Marian Fenlon Oshkosh, WI

And, a big thank you to Cliff Shrader for all the superb field trial photos in this issue! CORRECTION: Summer/Autumn 2021 Issue, Page 38, RWD at the DCA Host Show #1 was Dash’N Doxies Life in the Fast Lane ML.

Editor, Advertising Coordinator, Graphic Design, Layout and Production: Lynne M. Dahlén Contact: lynnechuck83@twc.com or 920-903-1588

NEW MEMBERS:

Kathryn (Kitty) Durst Parma, OH

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Stacey Sullivan Valencia, CA Sponsors: Denise Gehring & Sue Rucker Cindy McManus Savannah, GA Sponsors: Marianne McCullough & Pam Gale Debra & Albert Rowe Millersburg, PA Sponsors: John Merriman & Lorraine Simmons

Derine Winning West Fared, ND Sponsors: Sandy Alexander & Judy Walker Shelly Baldwin Fayette, OH Sponsors: David Temple & Laura Abbott-Licht Brenda Longoria Coweta, OK Sponsors: Robbie Loyd, Carol J. McKenney, and Katherine Hiemer Adam & Madeline Peterson Seagrove, NC Sponsors: Larry Sorenson & Shirley Ray Del Castillo Comments, in writing, may be sent to Georjan Bridger, DCA Membership Chair P.O. Box 21352, Salem, OR 97307-1352

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(CH Grandgables Thorny Thicket ML x CH Sleepytime’s Sandachs Southern Charm ML)

Cameron is pictured with Judge Debra Thornton and her mom Pam completing her Championship. From puppy class she had a specialty Major from Richard Reynolds and was 3 times Best Puppy and RWB at specialties. Her future includes freestyle dance, agility jumpers, trick dog, and bringing up her new brother Lemley - Sleepytime’s Classic Rerun ML. She lives with Pam and Chris Hughes who have loved and cared for several of my retired champions over the years. 6

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Wilson is pictured with Breeder Judge John Brading completing his Championship. He went in the ring 8 times and only once was not WD. He is co-owned with Amy Jones - daughter and dog caretaker extraordinaire! Brother Chase has 3 specialty majors including 1 DCA week. We hope he will soon join his sibs as a Champion. This litter was co-bred with Bobby Sandoval.

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Welcome to the “Health and Welfare”segment of the Newsletter. It is hoped that DCA members will submit ideas for this section of the magazine as well as articles about experiences pertaining to the healthcare of their dogs that will be of interest to other readers.

Please send ideas, suggestions and articles to the Dachshund Club of America Newsletter Editor.

Understanding Canine Epilepsy Introduction Epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder seen in dogs, and has been estimated to affect approximately 0.75% of the canine population3. The term epilepsy refers to a heterogeneous disease that is characterized by the presence of recurrent, unprovoked seizures resulting from an abnormality of the brain. The condition can be inherited (genetic or idiopathic epilepsy), caused by structural problems in the brain (structural epilepsy), or stem from an unknown cause (epilepsy of unknown cause)1. Determination of an appropriate treatment regimen for canine epilepsy depends on an accurate diagnosis of the type and cause of seizures, only after which appropriate therapeutic options can be identified.

Diagnosing and Classifying Canine Seizures Although classification systems exist for human seizures, there is not yet a widely accepted classification system available for seizures in dogs1. While human systems are sometimes used to describe canine seizures, this

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can be problematic. Human classifications are not always clearly applicable to canines, and there is often confusion about the meaning of specific terminology in the veterinary setting. This is particularly true of those classification elements which require subjective reporting of symptoms. For example, while dog owners may notice a specific behavior that typically precedes a seizure and is indicative of a behavioral change, there is no direct way to determine the presence of a pre-seizure event as sometimes diagnosed in humans. Recently, the International Veterinary Epilepsy Task Force proposed a classification scheme for veterinary seizures, which is similar but not identical to the current human classification system. Using this system, a seizure is primarily classified according to where it begins in the brain, with specific features of the seizure used to further characterize the event.

Seizure Classification Seizure description is the most critical information needed for the diagnosis of canine epilepsies. There are two basic types of seizures, generalized and focal. Generalized seizures involve both sides of the brain at the onset, and are characterized by clinical signs apparent on

both sides of the body. Most generalized seizures manifest as bilateral involuntary muscle movements or sudden losses or increases in muscle tone. During a generalized seizure, an individual’s awareness of the environment is typically impaired, and salivation, urination and/or defecation can occur. Focal seizures originate in a discrete area of the brain, and are characterized by signs that affect a single side or specific part of the body. Focal seizures can present with abnormal motor activity (facial twitches, chewing movements, paddling of a limb), behavioral signs (fear, attention seeking), and/or changes in autonomic functions (pupil dilation, salivation, vomiting). Awareness may or may not be impaired during focal seizures. A focal seizure can spread to both sides of the brain and become generalized.

Commonly Used Terminology Automatisms – repetitive motor activity that resembles movement under voluntary control, such as lip smacking, licking or chewing Atonic seizure – a sudden loss of muscle tone lasting several seconds or more, not following a tonic or myoclonic event Cluster seizures – a group of seizures within a shorter than normal interval; clinically defined as 2 or more seizures within a 24-hour period

Focal seizure – seizures originating from only part of the brain and therefore also only affecting part of the body Generalized seizure – seizures originating from both hemispheres of the brain Idiopathic epilepsy – epilepsy without an identifiable structural cause, typically assumed to be genetic. Interictal period – the time between seizures Myoclonic seizure – sudden, brief contractions of a muscle or group of muscles Postictal period – the time immediately following a seizure, where behavioral changes may be observed Refractory epilepsy – seizures that occur even during treatment with therapeutic doses of antiepileptic medication, i.e. the medication stops being effective Status epilepticus – a serious condition where seizures follow closely on one another without a break, or where a single seizure lasts more than 5 minutes Tonic seizure– a sustained increase in muscle tone (i.e. stiffening) lasting up to several minutes Tonic-clonic seizure – a seizure where the tonic phase is followed by shorter, clonic (jerking) movements

with a normal neurologic examination, where there are no known structural abnormalities of the brain, metabolic diseases, or toxin exposures, are often assumed to be a form of idiopathic epilepsy5. The designation of idiopathic epilepsy suggests that the exact cause of the seizures is unknown, although the condition is presumed to be inherited. However, the cause of such epilepsies can sometimes be determined, for example when seizures are the result of a specific genetic defect known to occur in certain breeds. Structural epilepsy is the diagnosis for seizures that occur because of observable damage to or malformations of the brain. For example, structural epilepsy can occur after an

Describing Seizures When observing seizures, it is important for dog owners to keep a diary of detailed information including: 1) affected body parts 2) when seizures occur 3) how often seizures occur, and 4) how long they last. Veterinarians and owners should also pay close attention to how dogs behave immediately after a seizure. Although some animals will quickly return to normal, during the postictal period, others will experience difficulties standing or moving; blindness; sedation, anxiety or other changes in behavior. These symptoms may last for varying amounts of time, and can affect treatment choice. In some cases, seizures can result from exposure to a specific stimulus, such as an illness, exposure to a toxin, or problems with metabolism (reactive seizures). Any potentially precipitating events should be brought to the attention of the attending veterinarian, as such reactive seizures are not generally treated with standard anti-epileptic drugs4. Reflex seizures, which are seizures that occur consistently after a particular exposure, such as to a loud noise, a flashing light, or a more complex movement or behavior, have also been reported in dogs5.

Types of Epilepsy in Dogs It is not always possible to identify the cause of seizures in dogs; however, canine epilepsies can generally be classified into one of three categories based on etiology. Idiopathic epilepsy is defined as epilepsy without an identifiable structural cause and having an assumed genetic origin. Repeated seizures in 1-5 year old dogs

is generally complex, meaning that it involves interactions of one or more genes with each other as well as potentially with environmental factors, and this is likely true of epilepsy in dogs as well. However, the extent of inbreeding within specific dog breeds has allowed the identification of certain animals that are at particularly high risk of seizure development. No fewer than 26 dog breeds have shown at least some evidence of heritable epilepsies. Gene mutations have been identified, many of which include a group of diseases known as neuronal ceroid-lipofuscinoses. These are storage disorders where mutations lead to the abnormal accumulation and storage of a cellular product within cells, eventually leading to the dysfunction or death of neurons1. One gene for an inherited epilepsy has been identified in Lagotto Romagnolo dogs. That gene, LGI2, is similar to the previously identified human epilepsy gene LGI1, and scientists believe that a number of heritable epilepsies may have similar causes in humans and canines1. Research into potential similarities between dog and human epilepsies has also led to the identification of several candidate genes that may predict the effectiveness of antiepileptic treatment in some breeds.

The Etiology of Epilepsy

inflammatory disease of the brain, growth of an intracranial tumor, or after trauma to the head. It can also be the result of congenital malformations or a vascular event, such as a stroke5. The brain abnormalities seen with structural epilepsies can sometimes be detected using an MRI or by analysis of cerebrospinal fluid. Testing for structural epilepsy may be indicated if a dog exhibits neurologic abnormalities between seizures or if the dog falls outside the typical age range of onset for idiopathic epilepsy. Interictal changes are less common in dogs with idiopathic epilepsy. Epilepsy of unknown cause is used to describe a condition in which a structural cause is suspected, but has not been identified on diagnostic evaluation. Reactive seizures, seizures which occur in response to specific stimuli (such as a metabolic derangement or a toxin), are not considered to be a form of epilepsy, because they are not caused by an abnormality of the brain.

The Genetics of Canine Epilepsy A large number of genetic mutations have been associated with epilepsy in both humans and mice. In humans, the inheritance of epilepsy

The specific biochemical mechanisms that cause seizures are not yet fully understood in either dogs or humans, although seizures are known to result from dysfunction in the brain’s electrical activity. It is generally believed that epileptic seizures are caused by an imbalance between excitatory and inhibitory activity in specific areas of the brain, leading to either excessive brain activity or activity that is unusually depressed. However, in the absence of structural damage or metabolic insults, the causes of such dysfunction are not clear. There is some evidence suggesting that abnormal excitatory processes may be caused by functional abnormalities in neurons, specifically mutations in the ion channels that are essential to cells’ electrical function7, but that explanation is likely to only apply to a subset of idiopathic epilepsies. Further research into the specific causes of various forms of epilepsy is still needed; current understanding is incomplete.

Medical Management Options The information provided below is for information purposes only and cannot replace the advice of your veterinarian. Do not give your dog any medications without a prescription from a veterinarian. Anti-epileptic drugs (AED) work primarily by inhibiting the action of excitatory neurotransmitters, stimulating inhibitory pathways, or altering ion channel function in the brain. Not all drugs work equally well in all continued on page 12... Dachshund Club of America Winter 2021

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rom the moment I learned the title existed, I dreamed of having a home-bred Triple Champion. Way back in 2008, on the eve of Hurricane Gustav when Gee! was conceived, little did I know the journey on which she would take me! I wanted a Triple Champion. Gee! said “Hold my beer!”

Imagine That! Twelve years later, Gee! breaks records and joins the ranks of high achieving AKC Hounds. On May 16, 2021, Gee! earned her Rally Championship in Montgomery, Alabama. In doing such, per AKC records report, it is confirmed that Gee! is the: * 1st HOUND to achieve FIVE or more Championship titles * 1 of 7 dogs across ALL BREEDS to achieve FIVE or more Championship Titles (The other six include three Border Collies, a Papillion, a Weimaraner, and a Doberman) * 1st Dachshund to achieve Championship titles in FOUR different sports * 3rd Hound to achieve Championship titles in FOUR different sports (the others include a Whippet and a Rhodesian Ridgeback) CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES: 1 - Field Champion 2 - Breed Champion 3 - Agility Champion (x5) 4 - Preferred Agility Champion 5 - Rally Obedience Champion

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Additional achievements: • DCA National Obedience and DCA National Agility winner • Field Trial Absolute • 2 Master earthdog legs (but for won’t come out of tunnel Gee!) • Tracking Dog • Utility Dog • DCA Versatility Certificate and DCA Register of Merit Excellent (when I apply) • Multiple years qualifying for AKC Agility Nationals and the AKC Agility Invitational To be authentic and brutally honest, Gee! has certainly not excelled at all these sports. Some were her favorites, some she tolerated, and some she applied herself not very much at all. Obedience was never her favorite and her enthusiasm for this sport exponentially waned as the years passed. By 2020, we began our quest for the Rally Championship, only to be interrupted by the pandemic, cancelled training, and cancelled shows. After nearly a year delay, we resumed our quest. Rally Master is much more difficult that it appears. To earn a Rally Championship, the dog must earn 20 Triple Qs (a Q in Advance, Excellent, and Master at the same trial). The dog must also earn 300 points from scores between 90 – 100, of which 150 points must come from the Master class. Do that math … If a Club offers 2 trials per day, this could equate to 6 runs per day, 21 runs in a weekend. For a 12 year old dachshund that doesn’t much care for the sport of obedience, this was grueling for Gee! Of course, I didn’t always enter her in that many shows per weekend as we BOTH have our limitations. As my Admiral would say: “Suck it up Buttercup”. That she did. She got it done, albeit in some protest lol. My Message To Gee!: “Hold my beer indeed! I never, ever, imagined all of that! I loved that I could take you to be your authentic dachshund-self to bark at rats underground or chase rabbits above. I was

thrilled to be your partner as we raced around an agility course, or held the line and followed as you sniffed your way through a track to find the bits and things the humans left behind. I was so proud to be at the end of the lead as you pranced effortlessly and with attitude around the conformation ring. I appreciate that you tolerated me in obedience and rally enough to earn high titles in those sports. Goodness, I cannot even express how much I cherish the fantastic litter of FeeGee’s that you gave to all of us. It’s been a heck of a wild ride! I am now delighted to inform you that you have earned your retirement! Moving forward, we’ll enjoy walks in the neighborhood, games of hide and seek in the house, lizard hunts in the backyard, play dates with friends, unconditional fun tricks, frequent sassiness, and 100% FREE no-stringsattached food. As much as your record-breaking accomplishments are acclaimed, my most treasured thing to do is cuddle with you. It warms my soul every single time you ask to sit in the recliner with me, then lay your head upon my chest and peacefully nap. I relish those moments with such love that I hasten to flinch for fear that I will awaken you. May you have a happy and healthy retirement! Be warned though, I will still most likely dress you in some silly outfit and ask you to pose for the camera for your Facebook friends.” AGILI-Gee, Geepers, Gee-Gee, and in these later years, Frosty. These are some of the many nicknames given to this special girl by me and our friends. Friends make the journey that much

more special!! Thanks to Kathy Steele, Don Ingamells, Arvilla Mayhall and Treyton Jai Diggs for making Gee!s life possible. Thanks to Gee!s dam, Sierra, and her Granddam, Maggie, for getting me hooked on dog sports. Thanks to Julie Hill, Steff Monteleone, and ALL OF MY TRAINING BUDDIES and various sport mentors for your encouragement throughout this journey. Someone once told me “we are the sum of those who pass through our lives”. I hope that Gee! and I have touched you all in the way that you have impacted us! In closing, Gee! asked me to share: “If you see me out there, I’ll gladly take any treat that you offer. Thanks in advance.” Owner, Breeder, Handler: Sharon McDonald

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Epilepsy continued from page 9 animals, and their safety profiles are somewhat variable. A single, isolated seizure is not usually seen as a reason to begin treatment with AEDs. Treatment with these drugs is usually indicated when multiple generalized seizures have occurred within a 24 hour period, a dog has had at least two seizures within a six month period, or a dog has unusual or severe signs during the postictal period9. Once treatment has been declared necessary, the process of choosing the right drug requires balancing effectiveness and tolerability. Although many short-term side effects can be managed by titrating medication dosages, some AEDs have the potential to cause significant adverse effects. Therefore, it is important for medications to be chosen and tested with care and to recognize that not all epilepsies are amenable to drug treatment.

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although this is infrequently observed. Other adverse effects include sedation, ataxia, vomiting and inappetence. It is well absorbed, works via multiple mechanisms, and has shown to be effective against a variety of seizure types in humans. Because it interacts with phenobarbital, zonisamide doses should be increased when the two drugs are used in combination9. The second generation human epilepsy drug lamotrigine is not recommended

address other brain health concerns, but they are not yet ready for general use7.

Drug Dosing Determining the appropriate dose for an AED is an extended process. While initial dosing is determined by weight, different dogs metabolize these drugs in different ways. Therefore, a series of blood tests are often needed to evaluate serum drug levels over time in order to make certain that levels remain high enough to be therapeutic but low enough not to be toxic9. While measuring serum levels of AEDs is a useful monitoring tool, it is not a substitute for clinical assessment when determining the appropriate drug type and dose for any individual dog.

Refractory Epilepsy Drug resistant, or refractory, epilepsy presents additional treatment challenges both in terms of dosing and in drug choice. Refractory epilepsy is diagnosed when treatment with two appropriate AEDs has failed and occurs in 30-40% of all dogs with epilepsy6. It can occasionally be dealt with by the addition of second or third generation drugs, such as gabapentin, zonisamide, levetiracetam, or pregabalin6 in a multi-drug regimen. There are some dogs for whom seizure control may remain elusive.

Phenobarbital, a first generation AED, is one of the drugs most used in veterinary patients, because it is effective, relatively inexpensive, welltolerated, and easily dosed9. Serious side effects include blood cell loss (cytopenias) and liver toxicity. Other side effects include sedation, ataxia, and increased appetite and water consumption. Dogs can also develop tolerance to phenobarbital over time, and are susceptible to withdrawal effects as The Future of Canine Epilepsy for use in dogs because it can cause heart physical dependence can develop9. Researchers continue to investigate the arrhythmias8. Potassium bromide, or bromide, is another Several third generation AEDs have been causes of canine epilepsies, both inherited and first generation AED that is often used to treat marketed for human use within the last few acquired, along with new therapies to more canine epilepsy. When used in combination with years and may turn out to be useful in the safely and effectively treat canine seizures. phenobarbital and other AEDs that are treatment of canine epilepsy. Lacosamide has Furthermore, they do this not only to improve metabolized in the liver, dosages of those drugs been shown to be well tolerated in people, and the health of dogs with epilepsy, but also to help can potentially be lowered to reduce the risk of some canine-specific data exist to support its their human counterparts. Epilepsy in dogs and liver damage. Bromide may also be useful in use in dogs8. Rufinamide, a novel AED that is humans is similar enough that canine epilepsy resolving some cases of epilepsy that do not unlike any existing AEDs on the market, may research not only has direct impacts on dog respond to phenobarbital monotherapy9. Side also have some potential for canine treatment8. health, it also has the potential to improve the effects of bromide include sedation, ataxia, lives of human epileptic populations10. Finally, several other types of drugs are also vomiting and increased appetite and water Translational research elements, those that under investigation for epilepsy treatment, consumption. bridge the species gap, can be observed across a including drugs that decrease inflammation, Second generation AEDs used in dogs include alter the connections between neurons, and broad range of clinical areas. Many of the types levetiracetam, zonisamide, felbamate, of familial epilepsy seen in dogs are gabapentin, pregabalin, and similar to those that cause inherited Idiopathic epilepsy can be inherited in many breeds, topiramate. Of these, levetiracetam human seizures1,10, and drug including Australian Shepherds, Belgian Tervuren, research has been shown to be and zonisamide are used most frequently. Levetiracetam is and German Shepherds, Beagles, Bernese Mountain beneficial to both species. Canine considered to be a particularly safe epilepsies have also been used as a treatment option with a wide range of Dogs, Border Collies, Border Terriers, Cavalier King testing ground for new therapeutic dosages, however, its efficacy options that can help dogs and Charles Spaniels, Dachshunds, English Springer remains unclear9. Side effects are humans alike. For example, Spaniels, Finnish Spitz, Golden and Labrador considered mild, with sedation and preliminary research on intracranial Retrievers, Irish Wolfhounds, Lagotto Romagnolos, electroencephalography (iEEG) in ataxia reported most commonly. Further, co-administration with Petit Basset Griffon Vendeens, Shetland Sheepdogs, dogs suggests that the technique phenobarbital can affect how long it might be a way to predict seizures, Standard Poodles and Vizslas. remains in the bloodstream9. which has the potential to be Zonisamide is metabolized by the However, it can occur in any breed and mixed breed. continued on page 14... liver and can cause liver toxicity,

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Bred by: Emalia (Emi) Pedraza, Judy Anderson, and Shirley Del Castillo Breeder/Owner/Handled by Emi Pedraza www.schoolhousedachshunds.com

Lilah is truly as wild as the wind, and hit the ground running in the show ring. At the March GGDC and NCDC specialties, she won back-to-back WB/BOW for two 5 point majors under breeder-judge Janice Corey Finney and hound expert judge Patricia Trotter at just 8 months old. Her next outing was at the Dachshund Club of America National in May, during which she finished her championship undefeated from the Bred By Exhibitor class at the first host show by going WB/BOW for another 5 point major under breeder-judge Richard Powell. She is pictured above winning Best of Variety her first weekend out as a special, under hound judge Polly Smith, over a lovely entry at 13 months old. Watch for her in the field and at select shows, as she continues to mature and carry on the Schoolhouse name in honor of Judy! Dachshund Club of America Winter 2021

Epilepsy continued from page 12 incredibly helpful for individuals who currently suffer from seemingly random epileptic events4. There are limits, of course. Canine epilepsy isn’t identical to human epilepsy, and several drugs have already been shown to have differential toxicity in dogs and humans5,8,10. Additionally, owners have a limited ability to monitor their dogs’ seizures, particularly when compared to how well people can report on their own seizures10. Still, the extent to which naturally occurring epilepsy in dogs is similar to epilepsy in humans presents a unique opportunity to study canine epilepsy as a model to help dogs and their owners alike. Acknowledgements The AKC Canine Health Foundation thanks Drs. Chris Mariani, Karen Muñana, Ned Patterson, and Mary Smith for review and editing of this educational document. Images courtesy of Petslife: https://petlifesa.com/health-wellness/conditionsdiseases/epilepsy/epilepsy-seizures-in-dogs/

References 1 Berendt M, Farquhar RG, Mandigers PJ, Pakzody A, Bhatti SF, De Risio L, Fischer A, Long S, Matsiasek K, Munana K, Patterson EE, Penderis J, Platt S, Podell M, Potschka H, Pumarola MB, Rusbridge C, Stein VM, Tipold A, Volk HA. International Veterinary Epilepsy Task Force consensus report on epilepsy definition, classification and terminology in companion animals. 2015. BMC Vet Res 11:182. 2 Ekenstedt, K.J. and Oberbauer, A.M. Inherited Epilepsy in Dogs. 2013. Topics in Compan An Med. 28:51-58. 3 Heske L, Nodvedt A, Jaderlund KH, Berendt M, Egenvall A. A cohort study of epilepsy among 665,000 insured dogs: incidence, mortality and survival. 2014. Vet J; 202:471-6. 4 Howbert, J.J., Patterson, E.E., Stead, S.M., Brinkmann, B., Vasoli, V., et al. 2014. Forecasting seizures in dogs with naturally occurring epilepsy. PLOS One. 9: e81920. 5 Moore, S.A. 2013. A clinical and diagnostic approach to the patient With seizures. Topics in Compan An Med. 28:46-50. 6 Muñana, K.R. 2013. Management of refractory epilepsy. Topics in Compan An Med. 28:67-71. 7 Patterson, E. E. 2013. Epileptogenesis and companion animals. Topics in Compan An Med. 28:42-45. 8 Podell M. 2013. Antiepileptic drug therapy and monitoring. Topics in Compan An Med. 28:59-66. 9 Podell, M, Volk HA, Berendt M, Löscher W, Muñana K, Patterson EE, Platt SR. 2015 ACVIM Small Animal Consensus Statement on Seizure Management in Dogs. 2016. J Vet Intern Med 30:477-80. 10 Potschka, H., Fischer, A., von Rüden, E.-L., Hülsmeyer, V., Baumgärtner, W. 2013. Canine epilepsy as a translational model? Epilepsia. 54:571-579.

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AKC Canine Health Foundation Marks Epilepsy Awareness Month In November Following 4 articles by Sharon M. Albright, DVM, CCRT

The AKC Canine Health Foundation (CHF), a nonprofit organization committed to advancing the health of all dogs and their owners, marks Epilepsy Awareness Month this November with over $375,000 in newly awarded canine epilepsy research grants. Epilepsy is the most common medical neurologic disease in dogs. Despite appropriate treatment, it is estimated that 30% of affected dogs continue to have seizures, and many experience adverse effects from anti-seizure medications. To improve quality of life for affected dogs and their owners, CHF and its donors have invested more than $2.8 million since 1995 to study canine epilepsy. This includes the following research grants newly awarded in 2021: • Grant 02940: Investigating neuronal network connectivity in dogs with idiopathic epilepsy using functional magnetic resonance imaging Principal Investigator: Karen R. Muñana, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Neurology); North Carolina State University A study to evaluate blood flow and brain activity in functionally connected regions of the brain in epileptic dogs. • Grant 02936: Validating genetic variants underlying canine idiopathic epilepsy and exploring their functional roles in the Belgian Sheepdog and Tervuren Principal Investigator: Anita M. Oberbauer, PhD; University of California, Davis Research into the genetic variations associated with idiopathic epilepsy and the functional changes associated with them. • Grant 02931: Assessment of frequency of seizures and antiseizure drug (ASD) efficacy by electroencephalography (EEG) for dogs with epilepsy Principal Investigator: Fiona James, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Neurology); University of Guelph A study to evaluate the number and type of seizures and the effects of anti-seizure drugs in epileptic dogs using electroencephalography (EEG). • Grant 02930: A dose finding study of cannabidiol in dogs with idiopathic epilepsy Principal Investigator: Stephanie McGrath, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Neurology); Colorado State University A clinical trial to determine the dose, safety, and tolerability of CBD for seizure reduction in dogs with refractory epilepsy. “Epilepsy has a profound impact on the lives of affected dogs and their owners,” says Mary O. Smith, BVM&S, PhD, DACVIM (Neurology), CHF Board Vice Chairman and board-certified veterinary neurologist. “Promising new

treatments are being studied with CHF funding. Genetic studies also are underway to identify dogs at risk of developing epilepsy, to inform breeding decisions, and to identify new treatment targets. CHF and its donors are committed to supporting this innovative research.” Through CHF’s Epilepsy Research Initiative, ongoing research and educational outreach will improve our understanding of canine epilepsy and lead to the development of more effective treatments. Findings may also benefit people affected by epilepsy. Learn more about CHF’s epilepsy research at www.akcchf.org/epilepsy. ________________________________________

Addressing the Behavioral Changes of Canine Epilepsy Canine idiopathic epilepsy is the most common medical neurologic disorder in dogs. Approximately 30% of dogs continue to have seizures despite appropriate treatment with medication. These medications can have undesired side effects such as sedation and changes in appetite. In addition to the stress of managing seizures and medication side effects, behavioral changes have also been reported in dogs with idiopathic epilepsy. All of these factors negatively impact the human animal bond and create stress for epileptic dogs and their owners. While exploring potential new treatments for canine epilepsy, AKC Canine Health Foundation (CHF) funded investigators at the Royal Veterinary College are also analyzing the important behavioral changes that accompany this disease. (CHF Grant 02252: Investigating a Ketogenic Medium-Chain Triglyceride (MCT) Supplement for the Treatment of Drug-Resistant Canine Idiopathic Epilepsy and Its Behavioral Comorbidities) As part of this study, questionnaires were completed by European owners of epileptic dogs describing their behavior before and after developing epilepsy. Results were compared to those from healthy dogs of similar age and breed. Findings published in Veterinary Record1 showed that epileptic dogs had a lower trainability score, but demonstrated more dogdirected fear and aggression, more non-social fear, and more attachment/attention seeking behavior. These changes could be caused by epilepsy itself, secondary to anti-seizure medications, or indicative of broader underlying cognitive changes. Nonetheless, this data lends support to the fact that significant behavioral changes are associated with canine idiopathic epilepsy and they must be addressed to improve quality of life for affected dogs and their owners. Investigators also completed a multi-center clinical trial to evaluate the effect of mediumchain triglyceride (MCT) oil on seizure frequency and severity, medication side effects, behavioral and cognitive problems associated with epilepsy, and dog stress levels. Participating dogs were fed either an MCT oil supplement or a control oil for three months, took no oil for one week, and then consumed the opposite oil for three months. Results showed promise in the use of MCT oil to continued on page 16...

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Epilepsy continued from page 14 reduce seizure frequency (See A Clinical Trial of Medium-Chain Triglyceride Oil for the Treatment of Canine Epilepsy). Results describing the oil’s positive impact on behavior were also recently reported in Epilepsy & Behavior.2 While taking MCT oil, epileptic dogs performed better on spatial-memory (remembering where a treat was placed in the testing room) and problem-solving tasks (the ability to access a food reward covered by a clear plastic box) and their trainability scores improved. Specifically, they were better able to learn new tricks and respond to feedback while taking MCT oil. While only a small group of dogs (29) completed this behavioral evaluation, any improvements to cognition and behavior in epileptic dogs will support the human animal bond and improve quality of life for dogs and their owners. CHF and its donors remain committed to finding new and better treatments for canine idiopathic epilepsy. Since 1995, more than $1.4 million has been invested in exploration of the genetics underlying epilepsy and the search for new treatment strategies such as those involving the gut microbiome and dietary supplements. Learn more about this important research at akcchf.org/epilepsy. References 1 Watson, F., Packer, R. M. A., Rusbridge, C., & Volk, H. A. (2019). Behavioural changes in dogs with idiopathic epilepsy. Veterinary Record. 2 Berk, B. A., Packer, R. M. A., Law, T. H., Wessmann, A., Bathen-Nöthen, A., Jokinen, T. S., Knebel, A., Tipold, A., Pelligand, L., & Volk, H. A. (2020). Medium-chain triglycerides dietary supplement improves cognitive abilities in canine epilepsy. Epilepsy & Behavior.

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A Clinical Trial of Medium-Chain Triglyceride Oil for the Treatment of Canine Epilepsy Despite appropriate treatment with antiseizure medications, one-third of epileptic dogs continue to have seizures. The side effects of anti-seizure medications and the behavioral changes that often accompany canine epilepsy (anxiety and cognitive decline) lead to a decreased quality of life for affected dogs and their owners. For these reasons and more, the AKC Canine Health Foundation (CHF) and its donors are investing in research to explore new treatment options for canine epilepsy. Eating a high fat, low carbohydrate diet, known as a ‘ketogenic diet,’ has been shown to decrease seizure frequency and severity in children. There is great interest in exploring whether the same positive results can be seen in dogs. One study found an improvement in seizure control and associated behavioral conditions in dogs fed a ketogenic kibble compared to those eating a placebo kibble.1 With funding from researchers at the Royal Veterinary College, University of London are studying whether supplementation with one component of a ketogenic diet, medium-chain triglycerides, can reduce seizure

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frequency in dogs. What are medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs)? Triglycerides are fats. They are named for their chemical structure containing three fatty acid chains of varied length. Medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs) contain three fatty acids of 6-12 carbon atoms each. This contrasts with long-chain fatty acids which contain 13-21 carbon atoms and shortchain fatty acids which contain less than six carbon atoms. The Study Investigators conducted a six month, multicenter, prospective, randomized, double blinded, placebo controlled crossover trial, comparing an MCT supplement with a control supplement.2 These descriptors are important to demonstrate the scientific validity of this clinical trial: • Multicenter – Pet dogs were recruited from multiple veterinary clinics in Germany, Finland, and the United Kingdom. • Prospective – Changes were tracked moving forward in time to avoid errors or bias associated with owners remembering what happened in the past. • Randomized – Dogs were randomly assigned to their treatment group with no influence from investigators or owners. Eighteen different breeds, including mixed breeds, were represented in this study. • Double-blinded – Neither the owners nor the investigators knew when a dog was taking the MCT oil or the placebo oil. • Placebo-controlled – In addition to the MCT oil being tested, dogs were also given a ‘sham’ supplement to avoid any placebo effect. • Crossover – Each dog that completed the trial received the MCT oil for 90 days and the placebo oil for another 90 days. The crossover design indicates that some dogs started with the MCT oil, while others started with the placebo oil. After 90 days, they ‘crossed over’ to the alternate treatment. Dogs continued eating their normal diet during the study. Results were based on a standardized seizure diary completed by each owner. Only grand mal seizures were counted and only data from dogs that had no changes in their anti-seizure medications during the study period were included in th evaluation. Promising Results: Twenty-eight dogs completed this clinical trial. The MCT oil was well-tolerated and there was a statistically significant improvement in seizure control while dogs were taking the supplement. This was noted as a reduction in the total number of seizures reported each month and a reduction in the number of days each month in which a seizure occurred. Two dogs became seizure-free, three dogs had their seizure frequency reduced by at least 50%, and twelve dogs had an overall reduction in seizure frequency. Owners also reported improvement in medication side effects and quality of life while dogs received the supplement. This data will be published separately. Results provide additional support for the use of MCT oil supplement as a treatment tool for canine epilepsy. Additional study is needed in a larger group of dogs over a longer period of time, but this is a positive step in the management of canine epilepsy. Since diet and dietary supplements can impact the absorption and efficacy of anti-seizure

medications, owners should always consult their veterinarian before making any changes to the care regimen of their epileptic dog. References 1 Law T.H., Davies E.S., Pan Y., et al. A randomised trial of a medium chain TAG diet as treatment for dogs with idiopathic epilepsy. Br J Nutr. 2015; 114: 1438 1447. 2 Berk, B. A., Law, T. H., Packer, R. M. A., Wessmann, A., Bathen Nöthen, A., Jokinen, T. S., Knebel, A., Tipold, A., Pelligand, L., Meads, Z., & Volk, H. A. (2020). A multicenter randomized controlled trial of effect of medium-chain triglyceride dietary supplementation on epilepsy in dogs. Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 1–2. ___________________________________________________

The Gut Microbiome and Canine Epilepsy The gut microbiome is defined as the large collection of microscopic organisms (archaea, viruses, and mostly bacteria) that reside in the intestinal tract. In both humans and dogs, these microbes play an important role in health – assisting with metabolism, protecting against pathogens, and interacting with the immune system. There is increasing interest in the microbiome-gut-brain axis, a complex system of two-way communication between the gastrointestinal tract and neurologic system. In humans, there is a known association between epilepsy and Celiac disease and inflammatory bowel disease. Alterations in one specific type of gut bacteria, known as Lactobacillus, are also suspected to play a role in several human neurologic diseases such as anxiety, depression, autism, and Alzheimer’s disease. Lactobacillus bacteria produce GABA (gamma-Aminobutyric acid), an inhibitory neurotransmitter. It is plausible that increased levels of Lactobacillus in the gut could lead to increased levels of GABA. This increased GABA concentration could be transferred to the central nervous system and alter brain activity. Therefore, a robust population of Lactobacillus bacteria in the gut could be protective against the development and progression of neurologic disease. An innovative pilot study was conducted at the North Carolina State University to study the role of Lactobacillus in canine epilepsy. With funding from AKC Canine Health Foundation (CHF) Grant 02249-A: Studying the Role of the Gastrointestinal Tract in Canine Epilepsy, investigators compared the fecal microbiome Lactobacillus populations of dogs with untreated epilepsy to those of healthy dogs. Thirteen pairs of dogs living in the same household and eating the same diet contributed fecal samples to this study. The fecal microbiome of housemates was similar, but there was no significant difference in the relative or absolute amounts of Lactobacillus bacteria found in untreated epileptic dogs compared to a healthy dog living in the same household. While results show that Lactobacillus may not contribute to the development of epilepsy in dogs, it may still play a role in the progression of this disease. Additional study of more dogs and those with more severe epilepsy may reveal important information that can inform new treatment strategies for this disease. Learn more and support this important research at akcchf.org/epilepsy.!

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BB picked up her 2nd major going WB/BOW/BOS the day before the Great Lakes Specialty in Illinois and is pictured above going Best in Sweeps at 13 months old under Marlene Perez at the Sierra Dachshund Breeders Club of LA County in California. Bred by Mary Ellen Byrne & Lucy Granowicz Owner-Handler: Sandy Arnold, Jarbsy Dachshunds 812-322-1842 • jarbsydox@gmail.com

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he first time you try something you’ve never done before there is a doubt that creeps into your head asking yourself “What were you thinking?” I’m pretty sure Kathy (Johnson’s) and my brain were sounding that alarm at 7:45 AM October 12th. We had 15 minutes until entries closed and there were A LOT of empty spaces on our entry sheets….

the dachshund field trial family. We planned Paws for Fun and Friends ‘21 to be a light-hearted charity field trial event. It was to take place on one of the 2 non trial days of the Harvest Moon Classic. HMC is an eight- field trial cluster over 10 days at the Northern Illinois Brace Club in Roscoe, IL. The October event has taken place the last 10 years hosted by four different dachshund clubs. We would have 2 classes. One for field champions of record and the other for just about everything else. We wanted to allow young dogs, old dogs, novice dogs, even ILP dachshunds to be able to run. This was also an opportunity for new people to

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not only to learn about field trials but participate in them. We secured Cliff Shrader of Louisiana and Paul Thomas of Michigan to judge our field champion bracket and Jan DuBois and Darcey Keehn of Wisconsin for the open class. Our goal was to have a 16-dog bracket with a single elimination. The classes would run consecutively so that everyone could be in the gallery to watch and enjoy the dogs run. The weather gods provided us with a very generous donation. I’m not sure if the

As it turned out the opens ran first. They were a delightful mix. The youngest dog was 4 months old. She was a miniature smooth named Mikayla. The oldest hunter, Loren, a miniature wire was 14 years old. The oldsters really enjoyed themselves. They proved that they might not move as fast as they once did but they still had a darn good nose that was spot on. When the puppies ran, we had a mix of abilities. One puppy was sure that his bracemate was his new BFF (best friend forever). After each brace the judges conferred and reached a decision

temperature hit the 70-degree mark but it was close. Winds were calm, skies partly cloudy and the ground was damp following the prior evening’s showers. This made for optimum scenting conditions.

regarding the winner of the brace. The winner was announced in the field by our field marshal Sherry Ruggieri. Following the decision, the gallery applauded, cheered and discussed the runs in a positive manner. It was nice to see the support the gallery gave to each of the handlers. All did not run smoothly though. As with many trials there were some bumps in by Carolyn the road. We had a Casoria Lewis brace go AWOL while ‘under judgement’. This resulted in Dexter the standard wire being dropped. Yep, Dexter went out of sight for 38 minutes! His mom was not a happy camper. As this was intended to be a fun event, he was awarded the hardest dog to pick up prize.

We had a total of 10 entries. What if no one else Another handler tried to mix business with After the dust had settled, we had almost pleasure. She decided to multi-task and attend a showed up? What were we going to do? Seeing $900.00 earmarked for charity. This brings us our panic, Hazel Homman, a 9-year-old junior to another heartwarming story. After winning telecon while out in the field awaiting her run. handler went out to her mom’s car. She came the bracket each of the winners were asked to Positioned away from the beating line she sat in back in with $1.37 tucked in her hand. She select the charity they wished their share of the on the conversation in a muted state…or so she brought it up to the secretary table and set the funds raised to be given. Unknown to the thought. As luck would have it, Bruno, a mini money down. She said she wanted to donate the organizers, the participants banded together and smooth decided to bolt from his owner. Taking money so that there would be enough money for decided to honor the memory of a very dear off after him, his owner began calling ‘here the charity. She told her mother that it was her friend of the dachshund family, Trish Poylio. A Bruno!’ in a semi panic mode. It was not long own money, and she did not want us to be sad. regular attendee at many field trials, Trish was before our telecon handler got a text from a often found conversing with coworker asking if they had found individuals, walking her Labrador, Bruno. So much for multi-tasking! Seeing our panic, Hazel Homman Sami. The Helen Woodward Animal When all was said and done Travis, a 9-year-old junior handler went out to her Center, one of her favorite charities a miniature wire won best open. Proud was chosen to receive the donations in parents were Charlie and Kate Snider. mom’s car. She came back in with $1.37 her memory. Helen Woodward Animal At the top of the field champion tucked in her hand. She brought it up to the Center is a unique private, non-profit bracket was Fireblade, another mini secretary table and set the money down. She organization in San Diego, CA. They wire owned by Lori Isaacson. The two ran together and the winner of the said she wanted to donate the money so that receive no government funding and are a no kill facility believing that event was Fireblade. He was awarded there would be enough money for the charity. there is a unique bond between people the Jean Jasinsky Memorial trophy. and animals. To find out more about This trophy is awarded by the Blinking back tears, we literally melted. them please visit https://animalcenter.org/. In Minnesota Dachshund Club in memory of a As closing neared we received enough entries longtime breeder and member of the club Jean addition, we received monetary donations to fill the open bracket. We also had 12 for the Jasinsky who bred and exhibited mini longhairs. directed to be sent to Animal Allies of Duluth, field champion bracket. Many other prizes were claimed at this MN and Madison Mounted of Madison, WI in Several generous donors were unable to event. Each exhibitor was given a bath towel Trish’s honor as they too were favored charities attend our event. Some donated money to be with “PAWS FOR FUN ‘21” embroidered on it. of hers. given to the selected charities and other There were prizes for the oldest dog, oldest The generosity of my fellow dachshund field donated prizes. wire dachshund, youngest, and oldest trialers during this event brought me to tears dachshund to lose in the first round, highest scoring veteran, highest scoring mini long, Photography by Cliff Shrader hardest to pick up, and best run of a dog to lose. Thanks to generous donations there were also many random draw prizes. Lunch was provided compliments of the Madison Area Dachshund Club. Having shared the nuts and bolts of the event we can now address what Paul Harvey always stated as “The rest of the story”. It was fifteen minutes before the entries were to close and panic had set in as Kathy and I feared our long-planned event would be a flop.

more than once. I can honestly say that I am humbled by the kindness, comradery, support and caring that they showed. I am proud to be one of them.

Photography by Cliff Shrader

Among the generous trialers we would like to thank the Minnesota Dachshund Club, Madison Area Dachshund Club, Northern Illinois Brace Club, Jan DuBois, Cheri Faust, Larry Gohlke, Matt Hoover, Darcy Keehn, Patsy Leonburger, Dan and Debby McNamara, Shawn Nies, Norm Prusinski, Sherry Ruggieri, Cliff Shrader, Paul Thomas, all the handlers, beaters, and all the donors.! Dachshund Club of America Winter 2021

New CH Our Gang’s Jivin’ Jitterbug ML Jive finished his championship with 3 major wins and is co-owned and adored by George Catlett. Thanks to Lynne Allen.

Sire & Dam of both boys:

CH Our Gang’s Do You Believe in Magic ML X GCHS DC Our Gang’s Something in the Way She Moves ML

CH Our Gang’s Do the Boogie Boogie ML CGC RN Bugle finished with a lovely specialty major by going BOS over 4 champions. This win, BV and BOS to BB at the DFCV was over a stellar group of specials. He was also OH Best of Breed. On the same weekend at the MWDC Rally and Obedience Trial, Bugle finished his Rally Novice title with two perfect scores, co-owner Penelope Neil on the leash! Thanks to John Brading. Bugle was Select Dog at the DCA Regional the same weekend along with OH Best of Breed once again under Richard Todd Jackson. 20

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LUTE ABSOthe at 2nd DCNJ ber Novemrial! T Field

Sire & Dam of these 4 puppies:

CH Wagsmore’s Bee Charming ML owned by Karyn Dionne X GCHS DC Our Gang’s Something in the Way She Moves ML

Our Gang’s Spring Has Sprung ML

Our Gang’s A Spring Fling ML

Our Gang’s A Spring in Her Step ML

Our Gang’s Springtime in Paris ML

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So you have a new dachshund puppy! How exciting! Puppies are a bundle of love combined with unlimited energy all in one package. Knowing that dachshunds are so versatile, if you teach basic skills early, they will always remember them. I like to think of my puppy like a brand new sponge. Once I teach her a skill, she1 will soak it up like crazy! If you have never trained a puppy or young dog for agility, then this article will give you some starting points. If you are a more experienced trainer, this article may give you some tips on retraining some skills that your dog hasn’t been able to master. Because I do a lot of cross-training for agility and obedience, I many of the skills taught for one event usually overlap into other activities.

little pieces of hot dog. The treat should slide down the puppy’s throat and never be dry or possibly get caught if she swallows fast. If you are relatively new to agility, there are essentially two forms of courses. The “Standard” courses and “Jumpers with Weaves.” In addition to offering jumps and an occasional tunnel, the Standard courses include “contact” equipment. The Jumpers courses, as they are more familiarly known, involve jumps, weaves and sometimes tunnels. More recently, the AKC has added other games, FAST (Fifteen and Send Time), Time to Beat, and Premier courses, to keep exhibitors engaged and competing at higher levels. All courses involve jumps, so let’s start there. To teach jumps to a dachshund puppy, start with no jumps at all! Just set up two stanchions; then while on leash, have the puppy walk through stanchions a few times. You can also

bars are on the ground, the puppy can continue to learn on-lead, just dragging a light leash as she comes. This skill involves teaching a short obedience recall. When you call the puppy, have your clicker and treat ready, so she is instantly rewarded for coming. As the puppy gets better with the recall, you can add a few more jumps to the process. When the puppy is a little older, like eight months, you can set the bar at 4.˝ The puppy in the accompanying photos is “Molly,” now ten months old, so she has “graduated” to bars that are set at 4˝ high. Tunnels are fun to teach because your puppy can run fast and unfettered. To train tunnels, start with a shortened form of a tunnel (as in the photo), or a longer one that is straight so the puppy can see light at the other end. You can have a friend hold the puppy on a leash, while you call her through to the other side and feed a treat. If you are alone, you can put a “target” (plastic lid or an upside-down frisbee with a treat) at the other end. Show the puppy the treat on the target, then take her to the other end and send her through. Most dachshund puppies with be happy to oblige, running fast and happily to get the treat! Again, clicker training can be useful here. Be sure to keep the puppy on the leash, so she can’t “cheat” by running past the tunnel to get the food. Dachshunds are smart – if they can cheat for a treat, they will! For the Standard courses, your puppy must learn to maneuver on the dog walk, the A-frame, the teeter, and stand or sit on the table. To start

Although the age for entering agility competition is 15 months old, definitely do not wait until then to begin training! Start when the puppy is four or five months old ~ when their “need to know” skills are raging and they want to do everything! For starters, I make it a rule to train my young puppy always wearing a leash. I want her to be successful at whatever skill she is learning and to be rewarded with treats for her efforts. If she is off-lead, she may run off in search of a squirrel or just to bark at passersby. Keeping the dog on-lead until you are confident that she will come when called is an important rule. Motivational treats are important to use; avoid hard, dry, processed dog cookies. Instead, opt for stripping mozzarella cheese sticks or cut up

lure the puppy around the stanchion, like a figure eight. Always give praises and treats during training. Once the puppy will go through the stanchions, put the bar on the ground (between the stanchions) and work on figure eights, one revolution at a time, so they always come back to you. Clicker training also works well for this exercise. (Click and treat every successful time the puppy goes around a stanchion.) Once the puppy is familiar with the figure eight exercise, take the lure away and just treat for successful performance. You can then try a recall over the jump. If that is successful, backchain into a jump line starting with just two jumps at first. Have someone hold the puppy behind one jump and call her to you. Since the

training the A-frame, it is useful to lower the frame so there is only a slight incline. (As a point of reference, an AKC course will have an A-frame that measures five feet high in the center for dogs jumping 4˝ and 8.˝ ) Teach the puppy to take the down side first. Pick her up and put her on the frame, then by holding collar and leash so the puppy doesn’t fall, let her run down the incline. (Save training the upside of the A-frame for later.) Have a target with a treat set one to two feet from the base. In this way, the dog is excited to be running on the A-frame and will run all the way down, without leaping off. Note that to qualify in an agility trial, the dog’s feet must always make contact with the yellow bottom border, and the dog can never leap off the side.

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Similarly, with the dog walk, start the puppy by picking her up and placing her in the middle of the walk. Keep collar control (your hand on the collar so no accidental fall) and hold the leash up so she won’t trip on it. Then let her walk or run down the dog walk to the target on the ground. (Take advantage of the fact that dachshund puppies are easy to pick up and place on equipment!) Training the teeter is a little different because it is a moving (not stationary) object. Just like the other contact equipment, with collar control, start the puppy in the middle and not the beginning. Hold the board up (suspended) with one hand so it doesn’t drop with the dog’s weight (see photo). Show a treat and let her travel to the end. Lots of treats and praise when the puppy reaches the end. That is the sweet spot and where you want her to be! In prior years, we often rewarded our dogs for getting to

the center of the teeter when the board started to tip. Over the years, we have learned that by rewarding the dogs in the center of the teeter, we were actually teaching them to slow down at that point, losing precious seconds in competition. The current approach is to teach the dog to come all of the way to the end of the board. Over the next few weeks, depending on the puppy’s age, continue to control the movement of the teeter board, and gently lower it so she gets used to feeling the board move under her as she stands there. If the puppy is really young, jumping onto a wobble board on the floor can be a fun activity that prepares the puppy to stand on a moving floor. One of the more impressive skills to teach a puppy is to maneuver quickly through the weave poles. Spectators amazed, often ask, “How long did it take to train that?” In all honesty, anyone can lure a dog back and forth through the poles

in a few days, but when the competition gets fierce, you want your dog to some command of the obstacle. Space does not allow for me to provide complete description of training the weave poles – and there are many ways, many opinions, and many thoughts on this subject. Suffice it to say, I never lure the dog through the poles. This method slows them down and makes them dependent on you! The dog should be independent when doing weave poles – it is her job, and not yours! There is no right way; all can be successful, depending on you and your puppy. Briefly, I will say to start training weaves with two by twos (sets of two poles together) or a set of six poles is easiest. Use target training so that when the dog chooses the correct entrance (first pole at left shoulder), she is rewarded. Ultimately, the target can be placed at the end of the six poles and the puppy gets the treats for continued on page 33...

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DACHSHUND CLUB OF AMERICA, INC. BOARD MEETING MINUTES Thursday, May 6, 2021 The Central Hotel, Harrisburg, PA Meeting called to order at 5:10 pm ET by President Carl Holder. Members Present: Carl Holder, Cheryl Shultz, Cindy Niles, Connie Fisher, Debby Krieg, Denny Van Hook, Fran Colonna, Georjan Bridger, Janet Schwalbe, Kathy Lockyer, Ken Levison, Larry Sorenson, Lorraine Simmons, Paul Martin, Randy Eltringham, Sandy Arnold, Wally Jones, Dan Burke & Vicki Spencer Members Absent: (none) Past Minutes: Carl asked if there were any changes to the minutes of the 1/5/2021 Board Meeting as recorded & emailed by Sandy Arnold. Minutes were approved without objection.

Report of Officers: President: Carl Holder Carl reported that AKC.TV will be livestreaming our National show on Friday & Saturday, May 7 & 8, 2021 and in exchange, will be giving DCA $1000.

Corresponding Secretary: Cheryl Shultz Cheryl had 2 items to discuss: 4/20/21 AKC Digital Assets Coordinator, Vanessa Gamelin, requested DCA Board to sign agreement to allow AKC use of the DCA Logo on the AKC Website. Anne Schmidt originally requested, through Larry Sorenson, that the Board recommend to AKC that altered dogs be allowed to be shown in the Dual Champion class. MOTION: Recommend to AKC that dogs and bitches entered in the Dual Champion class, may be neutered or spayed, if they are 7 years or older. MOTION PASSED.

Treasurer’s Report: Ken Levison Financial Reports were emailed to the Board on 4/18/21. Ken reported that printed copies of the Tax Returns were shared with the Board.

Harrison regarding summary of books and what might be important to keep or not.

Challenge Trophies: Debby Krieg inventoried to make recommendations. There are 2 Awards listed that are not Challenge Trophies. Sandy Arnold & Melissa Heymann (Juniors Chair) will review the past “Junior Handler Roll of Honor.” Regarding the “Sportsman Award,” Janet Schwalbe will discuss with Jerry Cerasini to come up with a recommendation for this award.

Health & Welfare: Denny reported that there was currently about $80,000 that isn’t being utilized & can also be used for “education” not just research (5% obligated annually). Carl will contact Purina regarding use of monies—could it possibly be used for website (education).

Membership: Georjan Bridger emailed the Board 4 new member applications on 4/18/2021. The Board voted to accept Jessica Campbell (NY), Laurie Ermentrout (PA), Diana Olinger (MD) & Emalia “Emi” Pedraza (CA) into membership.

2021 Election of DCA Officers and Directors The DCA 2021 Nominating Committee nominated the following slate of candidates. As of October 1, 2021, no additional nominations were received. According to our Bylaws, Article V, Section C.3, the slate is declared elected and no balloting is required. President: 1st Vice President: 2nd Vice President: Recording Secretary: Corresponding Secretary: Treasurer: Directors, Class of 2024:

AKC Delegate:

Carl Holder Deneice Van Hook Frances H. Colonna Sandy Arnold Cheryl Shultz Kenneth Levison Georjan Bridger Walter Jones Debby Krieg Lorraine Simmons Larry Sorenson

Larry Sorenson Larry reported that AKC is planning stand-alone “Meet the Breeds” events in 2021. Puppy photos for AKC are due to Larry by May 17, 2021.

Georjan also shared a membership report emailed to the Board on 4/19/21, of total numbers of members & membership fees from 2016 – 2021. A committee will convene to explore declining membership and a possible ‘Exit Interview.’ Those interested are Randy Eltringham, Lorraine Simmons, Janet Schwalbe & Connie Fisher. Georjan also shared a Trophy Donation Report, emailed to the Board on 4/19/21.

Standing Committees:

Special Committees:

Archives: Ken Levison & Vicki Spencer will go over Book Inventory list that Vicki emailed to the Board. Suggestions included making a video of items & put on Breeder’s Resource Library. Randy Eltringham suggested to consult Dan

DCA 2022 Cheryl suggested to let Dachshund Club of St. Louis hire a 4th Earthdog judge for the 2022 National Earthdog Test since only 3 judges were nominated & selected. Denny announced the

AKC Delegate’s Report:

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2022 Earthdog Judges for the Host Club (Dachshund Club of St. Louis) are Randy Eltringham, Pam Giles, Jody Dean, Ken Hagmueller. DCA 2023 Cheryl reported that no club has come forward with interest to host DCA 2023. MOTION: Make arrangements to reserve Purina Farms for 2023 DCA Nationals. MOTION PASSED. If a club steps forward, to host the National in 2023 and 2024, they could hold a host specialty also at Purina Farms in conjunction with the National.

New Business: Larry Sorenson & Ken Levison brought up a recent issue regarding conformation judging and lifting the ear to check for white. Tim Thomas (AKC) ‘may’ send letter to judges. Ken Levison agreed to update Judges Education to aspects of the breed. MOTION: Appoint Connie Fisher as the Triathlon Chair. MOTION PASSED. Denny Van Hook reminded the Board that they approved $250 for prizes for the DCA FT each year, but the host club was told differently. Denny recommended that this be put in the DCA hosting guidelines, so clubs would know each year. Sandy Arnold will investigate an email group blast to members. Cheryl Shultz has previously looked into software for DCA voting to be done electronically. Sandy Arnold asked the Board to support Juniors by offering to publish Best Junior win photos (with a dachshund) on the back cover of the DCA Newsletter when it is not sold. The back cover of the National’s issue always has the Best Junior published on the back, but most back covers go unsold/unused. Vicki recommended that we get parents signed permission to use photo, name, etc. MOTION: Without objection, the back cover of the DCA Newsletter will display a Junior DCA member showing a dachshund. MOTION ADOPTED. Next meeting date: Saturday, September 25, 2021 in Dallas, TX. Meeting adjourned at 8:51 pm ET.

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Outstanding Sportsmanship Award In 2006, the American Kennel Club (AKC) Outstanding Sportsmanship Award Program was established to provide each member club with an AKC Sportsmanship Medallion to award to one of its own members on a yearly basis. In 2017, the Dachshund Club of America (DCA) Outstanding Sportsmanship Award was established and incorporated into DCA’s Standing Rules. Jerry Cerasini was the creator of the DCA Sportsmanship Award and solicited Janet Schwalbe, Randy Eltringham and Denny Van Hook to assist him in creating a process by which this award could be given on an annual basis. continued on next page... Dachshund Club of America Winter 2021

Basic Award Principles The established DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award honors those individuals who deserve special recognition for: • Making a difference in the sport of purebred dachshunds • Embodying the AKC Code of Sportsmanship • Being an active and valued member of DCA DCA’s Outstanding Sportsmanship Award is based on these principles and additional criteria that the DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award committee believes are important for creating and maintaining a strong culture of good sportsmanship within the dachshund community. Presentation of an annual DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award trophy in conjunction with the AKC Sportsmanship Award Medallion at the DCA Annual Awards Banquet shall be solely at DCA’s discretion.

Award Criteria Nominees for the DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award must meet the shared values outlined in the AKC Code of Sportsmanship: • Sportsmen respect the history, traditions, and integrity of the sport of purebred dogs. • Sportsmen commit themselves to values of fair play, honesty, courtesy, and vigorous competition, as well as winning and losing with grace. • Sportsmen refuse to compromise their commitment and obligation to the sport of purebred dogs by injecting personal advantage or consideration into their decisions for behavior. • The Sportsman Judge judges only on the merits of the dogs and considers no other factors. • The Sportsman Exhibitor declines to enter or exhibit under a judge where it might reasonably appear that the judge’s placements could be based on 26

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something other than the merits of the dogs. The Sportsman Exhibitor refuses to compromise the impartiality of a judge. The Sportsman respects the AKC bylaws, rules, regulations, and policies governing the sport of purebred dogs. Sportsmen find that vigorous competition and civility are not inconsistent and are able to appreciate the merit of their competition and the effort of competitors. Sportsmen welcome, encourage and support newcomers to the sport. Sportsmen will deal fairly with all those who trade with them. Sportsmen are willing to share honest and open appraisals of both the strengths and weaknesses of their breeding stock. Sportsmen spurn any opportunity to take personal advantage of positions offered or bestowed upon them. Sportsmen always consider as paramount the welfare of their dog. Sportsmen refuse to embarrass the sport, the American Kennel Club, or themselves while taking part in the sport.

Examples of Outstanding Sportsmanship include: (but are not limited to): • Spearheading a successful canine program that benefits dachshunds • Making a major contribution to the breed • Organizing a successful fund-raising program related to the health and welfare of dachshunds • Organizing or participating in dachshund rescue activities • Chairing a committee related to dachshund activities, initiatives, or events • Being a show or event chairperson or secretary • As a leader, being inclusive of current and new club members • Being a consistent available ‘worker bee’ whenever and wherever help is needed • Showing selfless acts of kindness,

fairness, civility, and honesty • Facilitating clear communications that strengthen relationships, build strong teamwork, and share news and information upon which good leadership decisions can be made • Encouraging and fostering local dachshund clubs and building working relationships for the betterment of the breed and participating individuals and organizations • Being responsible and respectful for breeding, training, trialing, and showing according to established AKC and DCA standards for dachshunds

Nomination Process (1) DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award nominations must be submitted by a DCA Member in good standing as validated by DCA’s Membership Chairperson. (2) The Nomination Package shall include: a. A write up consisting of 300-500 words describing the actions and activities of the nominee that make him or her deserving of this honor. This description should also include how the nominee has exemplified outstanding sportsmanship (not limited to the past 12 months). This write up shall be submitted on the DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award Nomination Form. Use continuation pages if needed. b. Name and contact information (email; mailing address; phone) of the nominee and the person making the nomination. i. The annual DCA Membership Roster (mailed annually to all DCA members) provides names and contact information for potentially eligible nominees. ii. Please notify the DCA Membership Chairperson if DCA member contact information is incorrect. iii. Each nominee’s length of DCA membership and good standing status shall be verified by the DCA Membership Chairperson once nominations are received.

c. A request will be made of the final award winner to submit a photo that will be used to officially announce and promote the DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award. (3) Nomination packages must be: a. Postmarked or submitted by email no later than February 1 of each year. b. Sent to the Chairperson of the Sportsmanship Committee (as listed in the DCA Membership Roster).

Open Nomination Period and Process To be considered for the award to be presented annually, nominations must be received by February 1, of the following year, after which nominations will be closed for selection purposes. A nomination reminder card shall be mailed to DCA members annually as part of the general DCA membership renewal packet. Once nomination packages are received as described above, the Chairperson and members of the Sportsmanship Committee shall begin the award selection process. The Chairperson of the Sportsmanship Committee shall prepare a list of nominees who meet the announced submission deadline. In early February, this list shall be forwarded to the DCA Membership Chairperson who shall verify the length of DCA membership and good standing status for each nominee and the person submitting each nomination package. Those who are deemed eligible for nomination shall be so indicated. The list shall then be returned to the Chairperson of the Sportsmanship Committee for distribution of eligible nomination packages to committee members for further evaluation and voting purposes. Nomination packages shall be evaluated by the Sportsmanship Committee during the month of February for the prior calendar year award competition.

Selection and Announcement Processes The current Sportsmanship Committee consists of 3 DCA Board Members and one non-Board Member. These individuals will be responsible for recommending to the DCA Board of Directors (for approval) a minimum of five additional DCA Members in good standing with two alternates all of whom are not DCA Board members, to serve one-year terms of service on the DCA Sportsmanship Committee. The committee chair will contact these additional individuals to verify their willingness to serve on the DCA Sportsmanship Committee. The Chairperson of the Sportsmanship Committee shall be appointed by the DCA Board of Directors each year.

Selection Process The Chairperson and members of the Sportsmanship Committee shall review and evaluate nomination packages, vote, and select a final annual award winner, using established award criteria as described above. The Chairperson of the Sportsmanship Committee shall not vote. If there is a tie, the Chairperson will cast the tie breaking vote. Should an eligible Sportsmanship Committee member be nominated, the Chairperson shall ask that individual to recuse him or herself from award evaluation and voting processes. Once an award selection is made, the Chairperson of the Sportsmanship Committee shall notify DCA’s President and Corresponding Secretary of the name and contact information of the award recipient to facilitate DCA Annual Awards Banquet planning and subsequent award announcements and promotions. The DCA Corresponding Secretary shall work with the Chairperson of the Sportsmanship Committee to notify AKC of the winner and request that the AKC Sportsmanship Award medallion be mailed to the Chairperson of the DCA Sportsmanship Committee for

presentation at the DCA Annual Awards Banquet.

Announcement Processes The Chairperson of the Sportsmanship Committee shall: • Request a photograph from the award recipient (digital format preferred) that can be used to publicize the award and recognize the annual award recipient in such venues as the DCA website, DCA Facebook Page and in the DCA Newsletter. • Suggest the award winner attend the DCA Annual Awards Banquet so the award can be presented in person. • If the winner is unable to attend the banquet, the award will be announced at the banquet and the DCA trophy and AKC medallion will be mailed to the recipient. • Additional public announcements and press releases shall be made at the discretion of DCA. Examples include announcements and promotions of the award and annual recipients at field trials, earthdog tests, agility trials, obedience and rally trials, conformation shows, etc.

DCA Trophy and AKC Award Medallion Integration Funding for award related costs which support an annual presentation of the DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award shall be provided as part of the annual DCA budget. A prototype award, designed and donated by Jerry Cerasini, is available for presentation at the annual DCA Awards Banquet for 2023, 2024 and 2025, after which time the award design will be re-evaluated for long term production purposes. The AKC Sportsmanship Medallion is provided upon request on an annual basis to DCA at no cost. As described above, the DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award and the AKC Sportsmanship Medallion shall be presented annually to the DCA award recipient at the DCA Awards Banquet. Dachshund Club of America Winter 2021

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Please use this form to submit your nominee for the DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award. Attach a continuation sheet if necessary. This information will be used by DCA’s Outstanding Sportsmanship Award Committee to select and recognize the final award winner. Current DCA officers and members of the DCA Board of Directors are not eligible for award nomination. Once they are no longer serving in these leadership roles, they may be nominated. Name of Person Being Nominated: __________________________________________________________________________________ Please print (or type) name

Nominee Contact Information (email, phone, mailing address): _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Please print (or type) name

In the space below, please print, or type an explanation in 300-500 words, why you feel your nominee is deserving of this honor. Be sure to provide details about your nominee’s outstanding sportsmanship actions and contributions. The DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award utilizes examples and the AKC Code of Sportsmanship as a helpful guide for describing the type of actions the nominee may exhibit. Nominations must be received no later than February 1, of each year, to be eligible for the current award year. Any nominations received after February 1 will be considered for the following award year. The winner of the DCA Outstanding Sportsmanship Award will be announced at the DCA Annual Awards Banquet. Person Submitting This Nomination: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Please print (or type) name

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Reprinted from the AKC Events website as of 12/6/21 Contact the Event Chairs of these events with any questions. Only those events approved by AKC before this publication is printed are listed.

Florida Gulf Coast Dachshund Club January 14, 2022 Florida Classic Park 5360 Lockhart Road, Brooksville, FL Web Site: http://fgcdachshundclub.com/ Entries for this event are limited to: 100

Florida Gulf Coast Dachshund Club January 15, 2022 Florida Classic Park 5360 Lockhart Road, Brooksville, FL Web Site: http://fgcdachshundclub.com/ Entries for this event are limited to: 100

Greater Portland Dachshund Club January 19, 2022 Portland Metropolitan Exposition Center 2050-2060 North Marine Dr., Portland, OR Web Site: http://greaterportlanddachshundclub.com/home Entries for this event are limited to: 100

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Closing Date: Wednesday, December 29, 2021 Event Chair: Carol Blancato 3912 Rudder Way, New Port Richey, FL 34652 1952havin@gmail.com • 727-741-8243 For additional information contact: MB-F Inc., Superintendent P.O. Box 22107, Greensboro, NC 27420-2107 (336) 379-9352 • mbf@infodog.com

Judges: Breed: (L) (S) (W) Junior Show:

Closing Date: Wednesday, December 29, 2021 Event Chair: Mary Stolz 180 Motor Rd., Lexington, NC 27295 marydoxy.ms@gmail.com • 813-215-3580 For additional information contact: MB-F Inc., Superintendent P.O. Box 22107, Greensboro, NC 27420-2107 (336) 379-9352 • mbf@infodog.com

Judges: Breed: (L) (S) (W) Junior Show:

Closing Date: Friday, December 31, 2021 Event Chair: Georjan Bridger P.O. Box 21352, Salem, OR 97307 georjiesdogevents@gmail.com • 503-931-7099 For additional information contact: Georjie’s Dog Events Georjie’s Dog Events, Event Secretary P.O. Box 21352, Salem, OR 97307 georjiesdogevents@gmail.com • 503-931-7099

Judges: Breed: (L) (S) (W) Junior Show:

Closing Date: Wednesday, January 5, 2022 Event Chair: Trudy Kawami 540 54th St., Brooklyn, NY 11220-3115 salixbrooklyn@aol.com • 646-287-1406

Judges: Breed: (L) (S) (W)

Hilton Stamford Hotel 1 First Stamford Pl Stamford, CT Web Site: http://www.dachshundclubofamerica.org

For additional information contact: Jim Rau Dog Shows, Ltd., Superintendent P.O. Box 6898, Reading, PA 19610-0898 (610) 376-1880 • info@raudogshows.com

Dachshund Association of Long Island January 22, 2022

Closing Date: Wednesday, January 5, 2022 Event Chair: Diane Poranski 1144 Patricia Ave., West Islip, NY 11795 dianeporanski@gmail.com • 631-291-0343

Hilton Stamford Hotel 1 First Stamford Pl., Stamford, CT

For additional information contact: Jim Rau Dog Shows, Ltd., Superintendent P.O. Box 6898, Reading, PA 19610-0898 (610) 376-1880 • info@raudogshows.com

Mr. Clay Coady Mr. Clay Coady Mr. Clay Coady Mr. Clay Coady (p)

Please contact event secretary/superintendent or review premium list for Sweepstakes class and judge information. Bryan Martin (p) Bryan Martin (p) Bryan Martin (p) Bryan Martin

Please contact event secretary/superintendent or review premium list for Sweepstakes class and judge information. Marilyn Hickok (p) Marilyn Hickok (p) Marilyn Hickok (p) Emily Barnhart

Please contact event secretary/superintendent or review premium list for Sweepstakes class and judge information. Dana P. Cline Dana P. Cline Dana P. Cline Dana P. Cline

Please contact event secretary/superintendent or review premium list for Sweepstakes class and judge information. Mrs. Cindy Stansell Mrs. Cindy Stansell Mrs. Cindy Stansell

Judges: Breed: (L) Mrs. Barbara L. Burns (S) Mrs. Barbara L. Burns (W) Mrs. Barbara L. Burns Junior Show: Mrs. Barbara L. Burns Please contact event secretary/superintendent or review premium list for Sweepstakes class and judge information. continued on next page... Dachshund Club of America Winter 2021

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All dates, times and addresses are as accurate as possible before the newsletter deadline date. Please consult the show secretaries or superintendents for any further information.

Dachshund Club of California March 4, 2022 Los Angeles County Fairplex 1101 W McKinley Ave., Pomona, CA Entries for this event are limited to: 100

Dachshund Club of St. Louis, Inc. March 4, 2022 Purina Farms 200 Checkerboard Drive, Gray Summit, MO Web Site: http://www.dachshund-stl.org/ Entries for this event are limited to: 100

Badger Dachshund Club, Inc. March 12, 2022 Oshkosh Kennel Club 220 W. Packer Avenue, Oshkosh, WI Web Site:http://www.badgerdc.org Entries for this event are limited to: 100

Badger Dachshund Club, Inc. March 13, 2022 Oshkosh Kennel Club 220 W. Packer Avenue, Oshkosh, WI Web Site:http://www.badgerdc.org Entries for this event are limited to: 100

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Closing Date: Wednesday, February 16, 2022 Event Chair: Ms. Lisa M. Pino 11166 Big Dipper Dr., Jurupa Valley, CA 91752-2111 crazyqlisa@aol.com • 951-743-6798 For additional information contact: Jack Bradshaw Dog Shows, Superintendent 320 Maple Avenue, Torrance, CA 90503 (323) 727-0136 • mail@jbradshaw.com

AKC National Owner-Handled Series Judges: Breed: (L) Eric Henningsen (S) Eric Henningsen (W) Eric Henningsen Junior Show: Eric Henningsen (p) Please contact event secretary/superintendent or review premium list for Sweepstakes class and judge information.

AKC National Owner-Handled Series Judges: Breed: (L) Mr. David M. Powers (S) Mr. David M. Powers (W) Mr. David M. Powers Junior Show: Mr. Loran Morgan

Closing Date: Wednesday, February 16, 2022 Event Chair: Sally Burgess 4748 Jacob Ln., Wentzville, MO 63385-6339 sesb1311@netzero.com • 314-320-0087 For additional information contact: Foy Trent Dog Shows, Superintendent P.O. Box C, Sturgeon, MO 65284-0397 (573) 687-2101 • info@foytrentdogshows.com

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Closing Date: Wednesday, February 23, 2022 Event Chair: Bernadette Wagner W19172 Hemlock Rd., Eland, WI 54427-9531 bernadettekwagner@gmail.com • 715-222-5491 For additional information contact: Kathy Dachlet, Event Secretary 7821 Morrison Rd., Greenleaf, WI 54126 (920) 864-2752 • k9secretary@centurytel.net

Mrs. Janet M. Schwalbe Mrs. Janet M. Schwalbe Mrs. Janet M. Schwalbe Mrs. Janet M Schwalbe

Please contact event secretary/superintendent or review premium list for Sweepstakes class and judge information. Jerry Cerasini Jerry Cerasini Jerry Cerasini

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AKC National Owner-Handled Series Judges: Breed: (L) Dianne R. Graham (S) Dianne R. Graham (W) Dianne R. Graham Junior Show: To Be Assigned Please contact event secretary/superintendent or review premium list for Sweepstakes class and judge information.

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Louisville Dachshund Club March 19, 2022 Kentucky Fair & Exposition Center 937 Phillips Lane Louisville, KY Entries for this event are limited to: 100

Dachshund Fanciers Association of Berks County March 19, 2022 York Interstate Fairgrounds Rt 74 Carlisle Ave. York, PA

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Dachshund Club of Santa Ana Valley April 30, 2022 Canyon RV Park 24001 Santa Ana Canyon Rd., Anaheim, CA Web Site: http://www.dcsav.org/

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Closing Date: Wednesday, March 2, 2022 Event Chair: Walter “Wally” Jones 165 N. Cayman Isles Blvd., Englewood, KY 34223 pedigreejones@gmail.com • 502-419-7241 For additional information contact: MB-F Inc., Superintendent P.O. Box 22107, Greensboro, NC 27420-2107 (336) 379-9352 mbf@infodog.com

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Closing Date: Wednesday, March 2, 2022 Event Chair: Nancy Dougherty P.O. Box 121, Lewisville, PA 19351-0121 ndoughe982@aol.com • 610-207-5990

Judges: Breed: (L) Mr. Luis F. Sosa (S) Mr. Luis F. Sosa (W) Mr. Luis F. Sosa Mr. Jean-Christophe Boulinguez Hound Group NOHS Hound Group Ms. Peggy Beisel-McIlwaine Junior Show Mrs. Vicki Seiler-Cushman

For additional information contact: Jim Rau Dog Shows, Ltd., Superintendent P.O. Box 6898, Reading, PA 19610-0898 (610) 376-1880 • info@raudogshows.com Closing Date: Wednesday, March 9, 2022 Event Chair: Carrie Hamilton 9621 Bachelor Rd., Kutztown, PA 19530-8570 hamiltco@ptd.net • 610-285-2469 For additional information contact: Jim Rau Dog Shows, Ltd., Superintendent P.O. Box 6898, Reading, PA 19610-0898 (610) 376-1880 • info@raudogshows.com Closing Date: Wednesday, March 9, 2022 Event Chair: Carrie Hamilton 9621 Bachelor Rd., Kutztown, PA 19530-8570 hamiltco@ptd.net • 610-285-2469 For additional information contact: Jim Rau Dog Shows, Ltd., Superintendent P.O. Box 6898, Reading, PA 19610-0898 (610) 376-1880 • info@raudogshows.com Closing Date: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 Event Chair: Miss Rebecca Mclusky 1223 Mount Vernon Lane, Mt. juliet, TN 37122 rebecca.mclusky@comcast.net • 352-339-1910 For additional information contact: Onofrio Dog Shows, L.L.C., Superintendent P.O. Box 25764, Oklahoma City, OK 73125-0764 (405) 427-818 • mail@onofrio.com Closing Date: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 Event Chair: Miss Rebecca Mclusky 1223 Mount Vernon Lane, Mt. juliet, TN 37122 rebecca.mclusky@comcast.net • 352-339-1910 For additional information contact: Onofrio Dog Shows, L.L.C., Superintendent P.O. Box 25764, Oklahoma City, OK 73125-0764 (405) 427-818 • mail@onofrio.com Closing Date: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 Event Chair: Steve Shultz 3817 Seven Oaks Dr., Corona, CA 92881-0737 cherevee@sbcglobal.net • 951-314-8091 For additional information contact: Eileen A. Parr, Event Secretary 18780 Munsee Rd., Apple Valley, CA 92307-1426 (760) 946-9048 • parrkees@mac.com

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Mr. Ryan Lee Horvath Mr. Ryan Lee Horvath Mr. Ryan Lee Horvath

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Weaves & Retrieves continued from page 23... doing it right. If the dog chooses the wrong opening, always sound positive and just say, “Good dog, let’s try it again!” Avoid the use of “no” because until the dog understands the drill, she cannot be told “no.” If she does it wrong, she doesn’t get the treat, but does get the opportunity to try again for success. Many agility skills require the dogs to have a certain amount of self-control so they will sit and stay at the start line. They also should have a solid “sit” on the table. Even though a “sit” position is no longer required, it is less likely that the dog will leave the table during the count of five seconds, if she is told to sit. Selfdiscipline need not be a downer for the dog; if it is taught with an excited release along with treats at the end, the puppy loves the anticipation. As an aside, some people have confided that they are concerned about dachshunds doing jumps, fearing that their backs could become injured. I have been actively running miniature dachshunds in agility for more than 25 years.

Closing Date: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 Event Chair: Steve Shultz 3817 Seven Oaks Dr., Corona, CA 92881-0737 cherevee@sbcglobal.net • 951-314-8091 For additional information contact: Eileen A. Parr, Event Secretary 18780 Munsee Rd., Apple Valley, CA 92307-1426 (760) 946-9048 • parrkees@mac.com Closing Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2022 Event Chair: David Temple 134 S. Garfield Ave., Columbus, OH 43205 templedox@yahoo.com • 614-519-1046 For additional information contact: Cynthia Wegner, Event Secretary 674 Dempsey Rd., Westerville, OH 43081 (708) 606-5557 • wegnertervs@gmail.com Closing Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2022 Event Chair: David Temple 134 S. Garfield Ave., Columbus, OH 43205 templedox@yahoo.com • 614-519-1046 For additional information contact: Cynthia Wegner, Event Secretary 674 Dempsey Rd., Westerville, OH 43081 (708) 606-5557 • wegnertervs@gmail.com Closing Date: Wednesday, May 4, 2022 Event Chair: Carl Holder 1130 Red Oak Drive, Lumberton, TX 77657 candachs@aol.com • 409-755-6569 For additional information contact: Cynthia Wegner, Event Secretary 674 Dempsey Rd., Westerville, OH 43081 (708) 606-5557 • wegnertervs@gmail.com Several years ago I made the personal decision to run all of my younger dachshunds at the preferred height of 4 inches, so as not to invite any potential physical issues. Although it is disheartening that the AKC won’t offer a MACH (Master Agility Championship) title to dachshunds jumping 4 inches (despite their disproportionate short stature and long body), they are eligible to earn a PACH (Preferred Agility Championship). That decision is for each individual to make; some dachshunds do perfectly well jumping at 8 inches. For me, I have resigned myself to the goal of a PACH, more concerned about ensuring the continued welfare of my dogs than earning any title. After all, the dog is learning while

AKC National Owner-Handled Series Judges: Breed: (L) Ms. Georjan Bridger (S) Ms. Georjan Bridger (W) Ms. Georjan Bridger Junior Show: Ms. Georjan Bridger Please contact event secretary/superintendent or review premium list for Sweepstakes class and judge information.Bridger Judges: Breed: (L) (S) (W)

Hal T. Biermann Patricia Taylor Mrs. Frances H. Colonna

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AKC National Owner-Handled Series Points For Reserve Available Judges: Breed: (L) Mr. Walter “Wally” M. Jones (S) Laura E. Abbott-Licht (W) Frederick R. Vogel Junior Show: Mr. Walter “Wally” M. Jones (p)

having a good time and that is really what is important. I hope that by reading this article, you have been inspired to teach agility to your puppy or young dog. I have to confess that despite all of the different activities that my dachshunds regularly compete in, agility always rises above the top - for me and for them - as a favorite.! Dachshund Club of America Winter 2021

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makes training for many venues more fun for my dogs. Puppies may play with toys, but unless you take the time to interact with them, the love for toys can diminish. It is true that some puppies and dogs are not natural “tuggers”, but if you practice this when playing, the dog will soon enjoy the game. Tugging can be used for warming up before training (or events) and can be used as a reward when training. Many times, the tug toy is what by Brenda Riemer energizes the puppy/dog, much more than the treat. Before we continue, let us remind everyone that when a puppy is brought into the house, enjoy the puppy. Play, do puppy recalls, and take the time to bond. You will know when it’s the right time to start adding additional In our first contribution to DCA Magazine, we wrote about the levels of training items. One important aspect to training is for our dogs to be limber and to have AKC obedience and the tournaments: The AKC National Obedience Championship (NOC) and the AKC Classic. For this issue, we will discuss a sense of body awareness. In obedience, rally, and agility, the skills of the dog being able to circle, and turn are important. Some people use the word starting obedience and training options. When we take home that perfect puppy (i.e., every puppy), it is possible spin. What is this? Have the puppy standing in front of you. Our dogs are to be overwhelmed. There are so many considerations from day 1, including small, so you can either be on your knees or have the puppy on a table. Have teaching a puppy name recognition, potty training (outside!), and basic a treat in your right hand and have the puppy follow your hand around until the puppy circles (your hand is on the left side of household manners. This is also the time many the puppy’s nose). Use your left hand for the of us sit and wonder which sports we might want other direction. No need to ever overdo it, just a to train our puppy to enjoy. As Dachshund The people we have learned the most from, couple every few days until the puppy can do it owners, we have an amazing number of options, without the lure. How is this used in obedience including obedience, rally, agility, field, earthdog, never owned a Dachshund, but they or rally? When we start to teach heeling, we tracking, nosework, and barnhunt. And there is understood dogs and how to train. On the don’t want to start heeling with the dog in a sit. no reason to decide right away, because there are other hand, if someone looks at your dog We want the puppy/young dog to be energized puppy training items that will translate to and says with dismay, “Oh, it’s a hound”, by what we are about to do. You might tug a bit, most events. then you can ask for a circle or turn and start Puppy recalls are great fun. This is done with consider looking for someone else. heeling. And after a few steps, you can end with two people, and as one person lightly restrains a circle or turn (or tug). The circles and turns the puppy, the other person calls the puppy. also help with fronts and finishes. And in rally, Nothing is more fun to see our Dachshund puppies running full speed, with ears flapping, to us. Start this sitting on the some of the signs ask for a circle. A few other basics are positions such as sit, down, and stand. And floor near each other. We want the puppy to have success! Puppy recalls are let’s not forget the basic command that can save a dog’s life: Stay! Take the beginning of name recognition and the come command. For many years, I did not use play when training. Part of that was because it slow and wait to name it until the dog understands it. Always I had no idea how to incorporate it into what I was teaching. I now remember, although we can show dogs when they are 6 months old, understand the importance of play, and how cultivating the game of tug there is no need to strive for it. Let the puppy brain mature and let the puppy’s bones and muscles mature. If you want to teach jumping, our dogs learn fine with a ruler on the ground. They don’t need to jump full height until they are full grown. Many times, when one is starting to train, the desire to find a class or a trainer motivates one to join a club or ask people about trainers. Here are a few thoughts from us about training. First, a wonderful trainer can train any breed of dog. The people we have learned the most from never owned a Dachshund, but they understood dogs and how to train. On the other hand, if someone looks at your dog and says with dismay, “Oh, it’s a hound”, consider looking for someone else. True trainers love to train all breeds of dogs. Second, understand training philosophies. Training philosophies are important to understand, as that philosophy shapes the training experience. Understand how you are being asked to train, and if that meshes with your philosophy. Also understand that what worked for one dog might not work for the next dog. The best trainers have multiple tools in their toolbox. No matter how you train, always enjoy every minute you have with your dog(s). It’s those minutes that will be your happiest memories.!

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MY FIRST – AND SECOND AND THIRD – DACHSHUNDS by Teddy Moritz

very dachshund owner surely has a story about their first dachshund, its coat, its size, its temperament, its place in the family. Back in the early 1970’s I decided to try a miniature dachshund for hunting. I hunt quarry below ground, mainly woodchucks, raccoons, and rabbits. And because I am a falconer and use a hawk to catch rabbits I needed a small dog with a good nose. I had tried a number of different small terriers and even though they were game they simply could not reliably stay on the track of a rabbit. And if I used them on underground quarry they were quite determined but their size kept them from consistently getting up to their quarry in a den. An earthdog that is too big around the chest cannot get very far through a den and therefore up to the quarry. The smaller and narrower the chest the better for underground work. The terriers could flush rabbits but after that they were pretty lost as far as tracking went. I had researched miniature dachshunds but didn’t know where to get one.

chained to a shed. She was just sitting in the sun, watching people come and go. I asked the farmer about her and he said she had belonged to an elderly couple. They had bred the dog several times to their toy poodle in order to sell cute puppies in front of a local supermarket. One of the elderly people had died and the remaining owner sold the dog to the farmer. The farmer went on to tell me he didn’t want the dachshund because she had learned to kill his chickens, even though she was chained. Apparently when the farmer put the dog’s food bowl down, the chickens would come running to eat the food. The dachshund would back up on the chain until the chickens were in range and then dart out and grab and kill one. (Fig. 1) It occurred to me that a dog with those brains and that willingness to put her mouth on feathers might be a good hunter. The farmer had her AKC papers and named a price. I went home with a new dog. Taffy (Fig. 2) fit in with the other dogs. She didn’t fight and she accepted kennel life easily. Besides the small terriers, I had a Bull Terrier

At that time, the mid 1970’s, we owned chickens and geese as well as dogs. I bought their feed at a small farm nearby. The farmer bought and sold small animals and fowl of different sorts. One day while stopping to pick up chicken feed I noticed a small smooth-coated dachshund

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as a draw dog (the dog who pulls the quarry out of the den), and a small Plott Hound. Taffy liked people and was quiet in the kennel. All good. I even sent for Taffy’s pedigree. There were no titles of any kind, and the dogs’ names reflected their pet status, names such as Gretchen, Red Lady, Petie, etc. It was summer, which is when I hunt groundhogs, or woodchucks, as they are also known. These rodents live in dens underground and eat mainly vegetation. They are not welcome in gardens and crop farms. My terriers would find their dens but couldn’t get very far into the tunnels and the groundhog would dig away

Fig. 1 Taffy. December, 1978 despite my using a shovel to dig to the dogs. This was all before locator collars were available, so sometimes I had to dig many holes to get my dogs close to the underground quarry. On my first hunt with Taffy, all the dogs and I walked for about an hour. Eventually I noticed the new dog, Taffy, was not with us. I didn’t think she would run away and I didn’t hear her barking as if chasing something. I called for a little while hoping she’d catch up. Then I walked the pack back to my truck, intending to drive the local roads looking for Taf. Well, back at the truck I found her curled up by the front tire, waiting for me. I was very happy to see her. I guess she got tired or didn’t like being far from the truck, but at least she wasn’t lost. I kept her home another week and tried the same place again. I figured she would recognize the woods and she knew where the truck was in case she decided not to stay with us. Well, in a sort of a replay, after an hour of hunting, Taffy again disappeared. And again I walked the other dogs back to the truck. But this time my Bull Terrier stopped by a groundhog hole, and looked and listened in. I heard a dog barking and darn if it wasn’t Taffy, baying a groundhog. The terriers had run right past the den, their lack of scenting ability missing game. I was of course very happy and dug to Taffy and the Bull Terrier drew and dispatched the varmint. Taffy never looked back. There was nothing she liked better than finding a fight underground, be it woodchuck, possum, or raccoon. She liked the confrontation better than chasing rabbits. If numbers are a measure of success, the previous summer, hunting with just the terriers, I took 10 groundhogs. The

Fig. 2 Taffy. 1980. summer Taffy arrived I took 40 groundhogs. I liked her so well I decided to breed a litter off her. I knew Taffy didn’t take the wet snow we often had in the winter so I tried to find a miniature wire hair stud. I had written a few articles about Taffy’s good hunting instincts so people knew I hunted my dogs. Well, the first breeders I approached all turned me down. One said: “You’re the one who puts dogs in holes”. If you’ve ever had a keen dachshund you know there’s no need to try to put one in a hole. They willingly enter if there is game underground, and if they don’t want to enter, they won’t. After several weeks of calling different breeders, I found a person in another state who had a black and tan wirehair I would be allowed to breed to. This little guy, Andy, got the job done and Taffy had a litter of smooths. Andy ‘s owner called one day and asked if I wanted to buy him. I sure did and he turned into a fine rabbit dog. (Fig. 3) I am very grateful this person allowed me to breed to her show dog as the future pups - smooths and wires were all good hunters. Then one day a friend called about a red smooth miniature dachshund male he couldn’t keep. This man ran an animal actor facility, training all sorts of mammals and birds for television, movies, and Broadway plays. The dachshund was given to him by an airline stewardess who tearfully parted with the dog. She loved the dog but the dog did not tolerate her husband, and when the stewardess was away on long flights, the man and the dog did not get along. The animal trainer really didn’t need this dog for his business and he knew I had a dachshund so he offered Hansel to me. We agreed on a day to pick up the dog. When I got there

the owner met me and said Hansel was around somewhere on the property. The dog had the run of the place, a zoo-like farm with caged enclosures for mainly exotic mammals and birds. We walked around and called and called but Hansel didn’t appear. The owner was puzzled as Hansel was usually nearby. Then we started walking into the buildings where animals were housed. We did find Hansel, but he was in the mouth of mountain lion, being carried by the neck. He was quite alive but not moving much. The lion didn’t seem to know what to do with this odd ‘toy,’ so it just walked around its cage, carrying Hansel. I thought “there goes my new dachshund”. We stayed calm and the trainer talked soothingly to the big cat. He offered it a large piece of raw meat, a trick that worked. The cat dropped Hansel and came to the trainer for the meat. We gently pulled Hansel out of the cage. I’d say he was in shock as he didn’t move much. His neck was swollen but not punctured. He walked sideways for a few days but soon got over the soreness. With some hunting experience beside Taffy and the other dogs Hansel (Fig. 4) became a very proficient hunter too. Whelped in 1974, his pedigree showed one conformation Champion three generations back. “CH Garner’s Wee HansM”. The rest of the pedigree was like Taffy’s: Tina, Jogo, Missy, Fritz, etc. So that’s how I got my first - and second and third - dachshunds. Not the usual way, perhaps, but they all showed me that any dachshund has the potential to be good a hunting dog, regardless of pedigree. Taffy, Andy and Hansel proved that.!

Fig. 4 Hansel & woodchucks. September, 1978

MARK YOUR CALENDARS AND PLAN TO ATTEND THREE SPECIAL EVENTS DURING DCA WEEK AT PURINA FARMS DCA Education Expo Tuesday evening May 17th at the Host Hotel Visit a variety of booths to learn how DCA can help you learn and do more with your Dachshunds Door prizes, giveaways and a fun photo booth

The annual Ice Cream Social hosted by the DCA Board of Directors DCA Stud Dog Showcase Wednesday afternoon May 18th at the Purina Event Center Get a hands-on opportunity to meet available stud dogs in your coat and size Speak with owners to learn about their stud dogs and possible fit for your breeding program

DCA Breeders Workshop Dachshund Genetics for Breeders‚ Thursday evening, May 19th at the Host Hotel Genetics myths and facts, unique dachshund attributes and health concerns How to create an action plan for your own breeding program Dachshund Club of America Winter 2021

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Badger Dachshund Club Badger Dachshund Club March 13 & 14, 2021 March 13, 2021 Sweepstakes Judge: Jennifer Kettleson

Breed Judge: Lexa Richmond

Sweeps Entry Numbers for each coat: 17, coats combined

Total Entry Per Coat: 11 Smooth, 36 Longhair, 13 Wirehair

Best in Sweepstakes: Hundeleben Tickle My Pickle MW Best of Opposite in Sweepstakes: Hundeleben Under A Full Moon SL Breed Judge: Jan Schirmer Total Entry Per Coat: 16 Wirehair, 13 Smooth, 42 Longhair LONGHAIR Stardust N Windrose Thunder on the Mountain WB/BOW Topaz Von Links V Raab SL BOV CH Polychrome’s bristol Bay V Pramada Koradox L BOS CH Stardust 4Leaf Klover von Skaer SL SELD CH Hundeleben Keeper of the Flame SL SELB CH Vintage Surprise ML

SMOOTH Incahoots Vintage Hot Rod Lincoln WB/BOW Hidden Cedars My Lil Bodyguard V Grig MS BOV CH Brownwood Queen V Diagram SS BOS GCH DC Duchwood’s When I Was Your Man MS JE SELD CH Kinderteckel’s Hollywood Handsome BN RA RI SELB CH Roundabout MS Sinfully Delicious WD

WIREHAIR WD Dollidachs N Wyndcrest Honor WB/BOW Incahoots Blessed From Above BOV GCH Daybreak’s Country Kisses W BOS GCHB CH Kadell’s OK Handsome Not Pretty W SELD GCHS CH Trabeiz Hundeleben Philippe Philoppe MW SELB CH Camerson’s Tender Tears SW BOB GCH CH Daybreak’s Country Kisses W BOStoBOB CH Stardust 4Leaf Klover von Skaer SL _________________________________

LONGHAIR WD/BOW Stardust N Windrose Thunder on the Mountain WB Stony Banks Kiss Me Quick SL BOV CH Hundeleben Knock Knock Who’s There SL BOS CH Polychrome’s Bristol Bay v Pramada Koradox L SELD CH Walmar-Solo’s TNT SELB CH Stardust N Windrose Magic Mirror SL SMOOTH WD Incahoots Vintage Hot Rod Lincoln WB/BOW Hidden Cedars My Lil Bodyguard V Grig MS BOV CH Roundabout MS Sinfully Deliciouis BOS GCH CH Rosegate @Antir Braav Pony Soldier SS SELD GCH Duchwood’s When I Was Your Man MS JE WIREHAIR Tievol’s Louisville Slugger @ Incahoots MW WB/BOW Incahoots Blessed From Above BOV GCHS Trabeiz Hundeleben Philippe Philioppe MW BOS CH Cameron’s Tender Tears SW SELD GCHB CH Kadell’s OK Handsome Not Pretty W

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Badger Dachshund Club March 14, 2021 Breed Judge: Debbie Jahnke Total Entry Per Coat: 42 Longhair, 16 Wirehair, 13 Smooth LONGHAIR WD Stardust Swinging on a Star WB/BOW Hundeleben Kiwi Daiquiri SL BOV CH Hundeleben Keeper of the Flame SL

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BOS Hundeleben Kiwi Daiquiri SL SELD GCH Hundeleben Knock Knock Who’s There SL SELB GCH Vintage Surprise ML SMOOTH Incahoots Vintage Hot Rod Lincoln WB/BOW Hidden Cedars Kindle The Flame BOV CH Brownwood Queen V Diagram SS BOS CH Kinderteckel’s Hollywood Handsome BN RA RI SELD GCH DC Duchwoods When I Was Your Man MS JE SELB Smooth: Hidden Cedars My Lil Bodyguard V Grig MS WD

WIREHAIR Dollidachs N Wyndcrest Honor The Legacy CGC WB/BOW Short Shadows Dollidachs Come Up and See Me BOV GCH CH Daybreak’s Country Kisses W BOS GCHS CH Trabeiz Hundeleben Philippe Philoppe MN SELD GCH DC Shortshadows All of Me Riverwood SW SELB CH Cameron’s Tender Tears SW

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Dachshund Fanciers Assn of Berks County July 31, 2021 Sweepstakes Judge: Carrie Hamilton Sweeps Entry Numbers for each coat: 5 Longhair, 3 Wirehair BOV Longhair: Shadach’s Droughtlander Murtagh ML BOS Longhair: Treasure Trove Stealin Lady Liberty ML BOV Wirehair: Braaesides Canyon Havasu MW Best in Sweepstakes: Braaesides Canyon Havasu MW Best of Opposite in Sweepstakes: Shadach’s Droughtlander Murtagh ML

Breed Judge: David R. Miller Total Entry Per Coat: 23 Longhair, 16 Smooth, 10 Wirehair LONGHAIR WD/BOW Shadach’s Droughtlander Murtagh ML WB Kenmar’s Always On My Mind BOV CH Mountain Lake Dulce’s Monkey Biz BOS Baybreeze Stolichnaya Siberian Sunset SELD CH Harlequin Pitch Perfect ML CD RN AXP OJP TKN SELB GCH Caroussell Leopold von Aschenbach RN FDC JE

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SMOOTH Brokmor’s Dream Catcher Longshots Harvest Bonfire Brokmor’s Dream Catcher Longshots Harvest Bonfire GCH Sandwood Spy Master GCH Kachina Kochana Coco Crisp V Lucene

WIREHAIR Braaesides Canyon Havasu MW GCHB Tarlyn Piece Of My Heart Millenia MW BOS GCHG Usonia’s Cherokee Maiden v Lowdown BCAT SELD Usonia Lowdown Your Time Is Gonna Come SELB Tarlyn Takes The Lead MW _________________________________

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Metropolitan Baltimore Dachshund Club July 31, 2021 Breed Judge: Danelle M. Brown Total Entry Per Coat: 23 Longhair, 15 Smooth, 10 Wirehair LONGHAIR WD/BOW Klein Hunde Ganache MLD WB Shadach’s V Jewel’s Tanzenite ML BOV CH Rhill’s Iconic Avignon ML BOS Baybreeze Stolichnaya Siberian Sunset SELD DC Old Hanover’s Harlequin Court Jester ML CD RE SELB GCH Creekside Dark And Stormy SL SMOOTH WD/BOW Brokmor’s Dream Catcher

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Long Shots Harvest Bonfire CH Kachina Kochana Coco Crisp V Lucene BOS GCH Sandwood Spy Master SELD GCHG Kochana’s Deja Vu II CGC TKN WIREHAIR WB Rags Knockturn Alley FDC CGC TKN BOV GCHB Tarlyn Piece Of My Heart Millenia MW BOS Usonia Lowdown Your Time Is Gonna Come SELD GCHB Usonia Joseph’s Technicolor Dreamcoat V Lowdown BOB CH Kachina Kochana Coco Crisp V Lucene BOStoBOB GCHB Tarlyn Piece Of My Heart Millenia MW ________________________________

Dachshund Club of St. Louis AM Speciality September 3, 2021 Breed Judge: Robert Schwalbe Total Entry Per Coat: 15 Smooth, 9 Longhair, 12 Wirehair LONGHAIR WD/BOW Obsession’s Big Blue Star Finale SL BN RA WB Sarou’s Alyana S Divnyh Gor BOV CH Obsession’s Curtain Call SL BOS Karonika Out Of Africa SMOOTH WD/BOW Shawdox Back As A Rockin’ Robin MS WB Criscross Iron Lady MS BOV GCH Rosegate@Antir Braav Pony Soldier SE BOS GCH Blueprint Raspberry Beret MS TKN SELD GCH CH Lost Creek Gentleness Of Spirit WIREHAIR WD/BOW Bc’s My-T Le Redmon MWB TKN WB Woodwyn Amazing Grace MW BOV CH Bc’s My-T Hidden Dark Crystal MWB BOS CH Karma Up North’s Slick As A Beamer MW SELB CH Woodwyn Ready Boots Start Walking MW GCH Rosegate@Antir Braav Pony Soldier SE BOStoBOB CH Bc’s My-T Hidden Dark Crystal MWB _________________________________

Sweeps Entry Numbers for each coat: 3 Smooth, 1 Longhair, 1 Wirehair Best in Sweepstakes: Passport I Can Buy My Own Drinks SS (Smooth) Best of Opposite in Sweepstakes: Newberry’s Dont Stimie Me MS (Smooth)

Sweepstakes Judge: Claire Martin

Total Entry Per Coat: 18 Longhair, 9 Smooth, 12 Wirehair

Best in Sweepstakes CeeCat’s She’s The One That I Want @ Our Gang MW Best of Opposite in Sweepstakes: Schonheit That’s My Cue MSCHP Breed Judge: Jerry Cerasini

Breed Judge: Bill Potter Substitute for Gretchen Bernardi (ill) Total Entry Per Coat: 17 Smooth, 10 Longhair, Wirehair 15

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LONGHAIR Katerinapark Nicolai Obsession’s Last Call SL CH Obsession’s Curtain Call SL Karonika Out Of Africa DC Sky Spirit Arch Rival TKN

SMOOTH WD Crestviews Son Of A Witch MS WB/BOW Criscross Iron Lady MS BOV Shawdox Back As A Rockin’ Robin MS BOS Criscross Iron Lady MS SELD GCH Rosegate@Antir Braav Pony Soldier SE SELB GCH Blueprint Raspberry Beret Ms TKN WIREHAIR WD Bc’s My-T Rock N’ Onyx MW WB/BOW Bc’s My-T Le Red Vixen MW TKN BOV CH Hunu Double Or Nothing MW BOS CH Bc’s My-T Hidden Dark Crystal M SELD CH Karma Up North’s Slick As A Beamer MW SELB CH Woodwyn Ready Boots Start Walking MW BOB CH Obsession’s Curtain Call SL BOStoBOB Criscross Iron Lady Ms _________________________________

Louisville Dachshund Club September 3, 2021 Sweepstakes Judge: Sandy Arnold Sweeps Entry Numbers for each coat: 3 Longhair, 1 Smooth, 1 Wirehair Sweeps Best of Variety Longhair: Dackeldorf Weller Twelve SL Julie B. Stock

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Sweeps Best of Opposite Longhair: Dackeldorf Frontier Whiskey SL Julie B. Stock Sweeps Best of Variety Smooth: Schonheit That’s My Cue MSCHP Laura A. Licht Sweeps Best of Variety Wirehair: CeeCat’s She’s The One That I Want @ Our Gang MW

Total Entry Per Coat: 15 Longhair, 7 Smooth, 11 Wirehair LONGHAIR WD/BOW Our Gang’s Do The Boogie Woogie ML Nancy Z. Prouty & Penelope E. Neil WB Royal T’s Wings Of Mercy SL Teresa Kress & Lynn Tyler BOV GCHS Leoralee’s Heaven Is For Real L Marietta Singleton & Jyl Scott & Ann Kraft BOS Our Gang’s Do the Boogie Woogie ML SELD GCH Littl Fut Jaquet Droz Dawn M. Hintz SELB GCHG Lockshire’s Someday I May SL Kathleen & Thomas Lockyer SMOOTH Schonheit That’s My Cue MSCHP Laura A. Licht WB/BOW Montvues Sugar Candy @ Leoralees MS Marietta Singleton BOV GCHB Petalpusher Dressed To Impress MSP Laura E. Abbott-Licht BOS CH Hidden Cedars Meant Condition MS Mendy Howard SELB GCHS Bessdach Princess Of Power Leslie Davis

SMOOTH Schonheit That’s My Cue MSCHP Laura A. Licht WB/BOW Montvues Sugar Kandy @ Leoralees MS BOV GCHS Bessdach Princess Of Power Leslie Davis BOS CH Brokmor’s Dream Catcher Jill M. Paige SELB GCHB Petalpusher Dressed To Impress MSP Laura E. Abbott-Licht WD

WIREHAIR CeeCat’s She’s The One That I Want @ Our Gang MW Kathy Kline & Nancy Prouty BOV GCHP2 Leoralees Let’s Boogie With Barstool MW Robbie Addison, Michael Tipple & Marietta Singleton BOS CeeCat’s She’s The One That I Want @ Our Gang MW SELD CH Briarpatch Mischief Managed MW Collin Leigaber & Danielle Womack & Bonnie Ross SELB CH Eastwinds Pinkaboo MW Kaye Atkinson & Joni Werthan

WIREHAIR WB/BOS CeeCat’s She’s The One That I Want @ Our Gang MW Kathy Kline & Nancy Prouty BOV GCHP2 Let’s Boogie With Barstool MW Robbie Addison, Michael Tipple & Marietta Singleton BOS CeeCat’s She’s The One That I Want @ Our Gang MW SELD GCH LaBar’s Best Of Both Worlds MW Barbara Lauer BOB GCHP2 Let’s Boogie With Barstool MW BOS GCHB Petalpusher Dressed To Impress MSP _________________________________

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LONGHAIR Riverwalks Ancient Ancient Age With Leoralees Marietta Singleton WB/BOW Stonerivers Marlena MLEC Pamela Thompson BOV CH Polychrome’s Bristol Bay V Pramada Koradox SL Sandy Arnold & Damone Aklestad BOS Our Gangs Do The Boogie Woogie ML Nancy Z. Prouty & Penelope E. Neil SELD CH Galewinns Dream Come True @ Sandachs MLD Bobby Sandoval SELB GCHS Leoralees JBS Heaven Is For Real L Marietta Singleton & Jyl Scott & Ann Kraft WD

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GCHP2 Leoralees Let’s Boogie With Barstool MW BOS GCHS Bessdach Princess Of Power Best Junior: Lillian Brock CH Vintage There Are No Secrets _________________________________

Midwest Dachshund Club October 1, 2021 Sweepstakes Judge: Mr. David Temple Sweeps Entry Numbers for each coat:

Breed Judge: Debbie Melgreen

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Specialty Results continued from page 39 Longhair 0, Smooth 1, Wirehair 0 Best in Sweepstakes: Schonheit That’s My Cue MSCHP Breed Judge: Mr. Aubrey Nash

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Total Entry Per Coat: 18 Longhair, 10 Smooth, 5 Wirehair LONGHAIR WD/BOW Copia’s Toblerone MLC WB Stonerivers Marlena MLEC BOV CH Galewinns Dream Come True @ Sandachs MLD BOS Ch Bomar’s Veronique Pamadron Evajoe SELD CH Bomar’s Veronique Pamadron Evajoe SELB GCHS J-Lyn’s All About The Bling MLD

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SMOOTH JMK’S Ring Of Fire MSP Ozdox Gossip Girl MS CH Rags Ambers Red Hot Cherry Rocket MS CH Avignon’s Russian Roulette CH Meadowlake Billie Holiday MS

WIREHAIR Country Times Gigi Girl MW Watermark Whisk It To Get The Biscuit V Legibach BOS Country Times Gigi Girl MW SELD CH Ked Dox Levi’s Five O One Blues MW

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Midwest Dachshund Club October 1, 2021 Show #2 Breed Judge: Mr. Dan Harrison

Dachshund Club of Greater Buffalo October 2, 2021 Sweepstakes Judge: Christine Walker Sweeps Entry Numbers for each coat: 3 Longhair, 3 Smooths Veterans Sweeps: 1 Smooth, 2 Wirehair Sweeps Best of Variety Longhair: Baldorit’s A Small World ML Sweeps Best of Opposite Longhair: GCH RHill’s Iconic Avignon ML Sweeps Best of Variety Smooth: Racebrook Show Me Your Stripes MS Sweeps Best of Opposite Smooth: Camelot Legendary IZ Omskoi Kreposti, RKF614818 Veteran Sweeps: FC Doxwood’s Perfect Performance MS CGC TKN JE R Sweeps Best of Variety Wirehair: GCH Hobarra’s Bugatti Atlantic At Brody Best in Puppy Sweepstakes: Racebrook Show Me Your Stripes MS Best in Veteran Sweepstakes: GCH Hobarra’s Bugatti Atlantic At Brodny Best of Opposite Puppy Sweepstakes: GCH RHill’s Iconic Avignon ML Best of Opposite Veteran Sweepstakes: FC Doxwood’s Perfect Performance MS CGC TKN JE R

Total Entry Per Coat: 19 Longhair, 9 Smooth, 7 Wirehair LONGHAIR WD/BOS Burdachs Tomkats Last Jedi MLD WB/BOW Stonerivers Marlena MLEC BOV SELD CH Burdachs Hey Look Ma I Made It ML SELB Burdachs American Scandal ML

WB/BOS WB/BOS BOV SELD SELB

SMOOTH Crisscross Fair Play MS Altan’s Let There Be Light CH Avignon’s Russian Roulette CH Meadowlake Billie Holiday MS

WIREHAIR Hunu She’s A Bad Girl MW Watermark Whisk It To Get The Biscuit V Legibach GCHS DC Kadell’s OK Handsome Not Pretty W

Breed Judge: Patricia Taylor Total Entry Per Coat: 15 Longhair, 15 Smooths, 16 Wirehair LONGHAIR WD/BOW FC Serenity’s Jingle Bell Rock WB Dachshundny’s Mocha Latte BOV GCHS Virgo Fantasia Dirty Martini BOS GCHB JT’s Famous In A Small Town of Nantucket ML SELD CH Barefoot’s Squawk On The Street SMOOTH WD/BOW Sentimental Journey of East Common

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Doxliebe Ebony And Ivory GCHB Kachina Kochana Coco Crisp V Lucene BOS Camelot Legendary Iz Omskoi Kreposti RKF614818 SELD GCHG Kochana’s Deja Vu II CGC TKN SELB Beachside Dox Meet Me In Margaritaville MS WIREHAIR WD/BOW Willowood-Sandale Snap The Whip WB Willowood -Sandale Funfetti Cupcake BOV GCH Hobarra’s Bugatti Atlantic At Brodny BOS DC GCHB Robinwoods Aim To Be Awesome W CGC TKN SELD CH Willowood-Sandale Get This Show On The Road SELB Julissa Lisant Arabesque _________________________________

Dachshund Fanciers of Central Virginia October 9, 2021 Breed Judge: Mr. John Brading Total Entry Per Coat: 31 Longhair, 21 Smooth, 17 Wirehair LONGHAIR WD/BOW Sleepytime’s Constable Wilson ML WB RHill Avignon’s Sweet Bizness ML NTD BOV Our Gang’s Do the Boogie Woogie ML BOS GCH Sleepytime’s Here Comes Trouble ML SELD GCH Dikerdachs Lion SELB GCHS Leoralees JBS Heaven is for Real L SMOOTH WD Crisscross Fair Play MS WB/BOW Mccardison’s Excellent Adventure SS BOV GCHS TurningPt Keeps Them Yankee Girls ‘a Wishin’ BOS GCHS Besseldach Princess of Power SELD GCHS Turning First & Goal He Scores SELB CH Birch Hill’s Racebrook Kiss My Grits WIREHAIR WD Alegna’s What it is Now MW WB/BOW Jeric’s Rey of Sunshine W BOV CH Watermark The Secrets In The Sauce V Legibach SW BOS GCH Starbarrack Sugar Rush SW SELD CH Diagram Rags What Not to Wear MW SELB GCH Jeric’s Pocket Full of Sunshine BOB

CH Watermark The Secrets in The Sauce V Legibach SW BOStoBOB Our Gang’s Do the Boogie Woogie ML _________________________________

Dachshund Fanciers of Central Virginia October 9, 2021 Breed Judge: Anne O’Reilly Total Entry Per Coat: 24 Longhair, 23 Smooth, 15 Wirehair LONGHAIR FC Serenity’s Jingle Bell Rock AkcdachshundNY Mocha Latte CH Walmar Solo’s DWI SL GCHS Leoralees JBS Heaven is for Real L SELD GCH Dikerdachs Lion SELB CH Beldachs’ Terra Tavernier RI NAP NJP SE CGC VC

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SMOOTH TurningPt Hildisvin Have Fun Stormin’ the Castle WB/BOV RoseGate Perfect Landing @ Digalot BOV CH Sandwood Stand By Me SS BOS GCHS Bessdach Princess of Power SELD GCHS Turning First & Goal He Scores SELB CH Keddox The One Where Phoebe is A Wiener Dog MS WD

WIREHAIR Alegna’s What it is Now MW Jeric’s Seasons in the Sun W CH Dollidachs Enchantress W CH Diagram Rags What Not to Wear MW SELD GCHB CH Tarlyn’s Making an Impact MW SELB CH Watermark The Secrets In The Sauce V Legibach SW WD/BOW WB BOV BOS

BOB CH Sandwood Stand By Me SS BOStoBOB CH Dollidachs Enchantress W _________________________________

Metropolitan Washington Dachshund Club October 10, 2021 Breed Judge: Robert Schwalbe Total Entry Per Coat: 26 Longhair, 23 Smooth, 15 Wirehair LONGHAIR WD/BOW Old Hanover’s Life of the Party ML Linda Beamer WB Treasure Trove Stealin Lady Liberty ML Corey Brady BOV GCHB Dachaven Mavericks Dream Catcher Alan James BOS GCHS Leoralees JBS Heaven is For Real L Marietta Singleton, Jyl Scott, Ann Kraft SELD CH Briardach’s MT Dixie Flyer Paul & Monika Martin

SELB GCH Tarabon’s You Can Ring My Bell Kimberly Kwiatkowski & Carol Jean McKenney SMOOTH TurningPt Hildisvin Have Fun Stormin’ the Castle Dr. Randy Eltringham & Capt. Pete Eltringham WB/BOW RoseGate Perfect Landing @ Digalot Judy Stephenson BOV GCHS TurningPt Keeps Them Yankee Girls ‘a Wishin’ Dr. Randy Eltringham & Capt. Pete Eltringham BOS GCHS Bessdach Princess of Power Leslie Davis SELD GCHS Turning First & Goal He Scores Dr. Randy Eltringham & Capt. Pete Eltringham SELB GCHB TurningPt Max’in K’s on Scherz Day Dr. Randy Eltringham & Denise Siemssen WD

WIREHAIR WD/BOW Leoralees Sons of Anarchy MW Marietta Singleton, Cliff Ramos, Walter Cunningham WB Jeric’s Seasons in the Sun W Lynn Cope BOV GCHP Leoralee’s Lets Boogie with Barstool Robbie Addison, Marietta Singleton & Michael Tipple BOS CH Julissa Lisant Arabesque Philippa Jordan SELD GCHB CH Tarlyn’s Making an Impact MW Linda Holland, Tara Krieger, Sandra Krieger, Diane Miller SELB GCHS Bedrocs Sweet Red Candy FDC Robin Mathews BOB

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Metropolitan Washington Dachshund Club October 10, 2021 Breed Judge: Lynne Allen Total Entry Per Coat: 32 Longhair, 20 Smooth, 19 Wirehair LONGHAIR WD/BOW Our Gang’s Jivin’ Jitterbug ML George Catlett & Nancy Prouty WB Sleepytime’s Affair of the Heart ML Susan & Johnny Jones BOV GCH Dikerdachs Lion Valerie Diker BOS GCH DC Briardach’s Lady Liberty Landd RI NAP NJP

ACT2 CGC TKA Karen Jones & Monika Martin SELD CH Walmar Solo’s DWI SL Kim Vidrine & Paula Carter SELB GCHS Leoralees JBS Heaven is for Real L Marietta Singleton, Jyl Scott, Ann Kraft SMOOTH WD Altan’s Back in the USSR Alexandra Gav WB/BOW Racebrook Show me Your Stripes MS Sharon Budnick BOV GCHG TurningPt I’m On My Game at Coniston Nancy Bischoff & Dr. Randy Eltringham BOS GCHS Bessdach Princess of Power Leslie Davis SELD GCHB Regaldox Imperator Caesar Marcus Aurelius Augustus CGC TKN ATT Harley Tomey & John Hoy SELB GCH Diagram Brownwood Enchanted Evening Dianne Graham WIREHAIR Alegna’s What It Is Now MW Angela Lloyd & Flor Nevarez WB/BOW Jeric’s Seasons in the Sun W Lynn Cope BOV CH Watermark The Secrets in the Sauce V Legibach SW Tyler Mills, Joseph Metheney & Bill Gorodner BOS GCH Starbarrack Sugar Rush SW Mary E. Heywood SELB GCH Jeric’s Pocket Full of Sunshine Lynn Cope WD

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Dachshund Club of America October 11, 2021 Breed Judge: Richard Todd Jackson Total Entry Per Coat: 23 Longhair, 19 Smooth, 15 Wirehair LONGHAIR WD/BOW Old Hanover’s Life of the Party ML Linda Beamer WB Our Gang’s A Spring in her Step ML Nancy Prouty BOV GCH Dikerdachs Lion Valerie Diker BOS GHCS Leoralees JBS Heaven Is For Real L Marietta Singleton, Jyl Scott, Ann Kraft

Total Entry Per Coat: 30 Longhair entries (14D - 16B) 19 Smooth (7D - 12B) 20 Wirehair (9D - 11B)

SELD Our Gang’s Do the Boogie Woogie ML Nancy Prouty & Penelope Neil SELB GCH DC Briardach’s Lady Liberty Landd RI NAP NJP ACT2 CGC TKA Karen Jones & Monika Martin SMOOTH WD/BOW TurningPt Hildisvin have Fun Stormin’ the Castle Dr. Randy Eltringham & Capt. Pete Eltringham WB Racebrook Show Me Your Stripes MS Sharon Budnick BOV GCHS TurningPt Keeps Them Yankee Girls ‘a Wishin’ Dr. Randy Eltringham & Larry & Oxana Wright BOS GCHS Bessdach Princess of Power Leslie Davis SELD GCHB TurningPt Tony Two Bags First Knock of the Night Margaret Ricks & Dr. Randy Eltringham SELB GHCG TurningPt Ain’t No Other Woman Like You Dr. Randy Eltringham & Larry & Oxana Wright WIREHAIR Alegna’s What it Is Now MW Angela Lloyd and Flor Nevarez WB/BOW Algodon De Azucar Angela Lloyd and Flor Nevarez BOV GHCP Leoralee’s lets Boogie with Barstool Robbie Addison, Marietta Singleton & Michale Tipple BOS CH Watermark The Secrets in The Sauce v Legibach SW Tyler Mills, Joseph Metheney & Bill Gorodner SELD GCH Starbarrack Sugar Rush SW Mary E. Heywood SELB CH Julissa Lisant Arabesque Philippa Jordan WD

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Desert Valley Dachshund Club/DCA Regional October 29, 2021 Sweepstakes Judge: Jim Tysseling Sweeps Entry Numbers for each coat: 5 Dogs, 6 Bitches

LONGHAIR WD/BOW Longdogia’s The Perfect Fit RWD Dreamliner Always Dreaming ML WB Jaegerhof’s Timeless in Motion SL RWB Syringa’s Galadriel SL BOV GCH Pramada Koradox Not-Yo Banana S BOS CH Jarbsy’s Everybody Talks SELD CH Harewood Royall T’s French Toast for Mis Tee SELB GCH Polychrome’s Copper River V Pramada Koradox SL SMOOTH Perfect Painted QuizWhiz in Black Tux MS RWD Kinderteckel’s Blonde Roast WB/BOW Walden’s Lady Rose MS RWB Big Hope’s for Miss Sarah MS BOV Walden’s Lady Rose MS BOS GCHG Fusions Incahoots Platinums Jimi John Freaky Fast MS SELD GCH Benway’s RuPeeve Dances in Drag MS SELB GCH Walden & Windyoak’s Bouquet of Dreams WD

WIREHAIR Platinum’s God Save the Queen MW RWD Lucia Fall’s Grand Grady MW WB/BOW Schoolhouse Diamond Dog RWB Benway Dragon’s Fluery MW BOV GCH Donatello Vom Jagerberg MW BOS CH Schoolhouse Wild is the Wind SELD GCHS The Phoenix Rising Above the Havoc SELB GCHB Von Weilburgs Cosima Wunderkind CD

BOB Walden’s Lady Rose MS BOStoBOB GCH Pramada Koradox Not-Yo Banana SL _________________________________

Desert Valley Dachshund Club October 30, 2021 Sweepstakes Judge: Leita Estes Sweeps Entry Numbers for each coat: 6 Dogs, 7 Bitches Best in Sweepstakes: Longdogia’s The Perfect Fit (Longhair) Best of Opposite in Sweepstakes: Walden’s Lady Rose MS (Smooth)

Best in Sweepstakes: Midernoch Dreaming Perfect V Marginn (Smooth)

Breed Judge: Aubrey Nash

Best of Opposite in Sweepstakes: Longdogia’s The Perfect Fit (Longhair)

Total Entry Per Coat: 32 Longhair (16D - 16B) 21 Smooth (8D - 13B) Wirehair 20 (9D - 11B)

Breed Judge: Dianne Graham

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Specialty Results continued from page 41 LONGHAIR Longdogia’s The Perfect Fit Dreamline Always Dreaming ML Jaegerhof’s Timeless In Motion SL Dash’n Doxies Chocolate Silk V Longdogia BOV Ch Pramada Koradox Living Legend Returns SL BOS GCH Syringa & Riverwind Promise Not To Tell SL SELD GCHB Elysian Solar Flare V Pramada Koradox SL SELB GCH Polychrome’s Copper River V Pramada Koradox SL WD/BOW RWD WB RWB

SMOOTH WD/BOW Cwmdarhian Lika Hurricane RWD Tudorglen V Brendackel Finally Facing My Waterloo WB Walden & Windyoak’s MS Golden Ticket RWB Midernoch Dreaming Perfect V Marginn BOV GCHG Fusions Incahoots Platinum’s Jimi John Freaky Fast MS BOS GCH Walden & Windyoak’s Bouquet of Dreams SELD GCH Benway’s RuPeeve Dances in Drag MS SELB CH Big Hope’s For Miss Sassy MS WIREHAIR Windfalls Armani Code Platinum’s God Save the Queen MW WB/BOW Midernoch Precious Worthy SW RWB Schoolhouse Diamond Dog BOV GCH Donatello Vom Jagerberg MW BOS Schoolhouse Wild Is The Wind SELD GCHS The Phoenix Rising Above The Havoc SELB GCHB Von Weilburgs Cosima Wunderkind CD WD RWD

BOB GCH Donatello Vom Jagerberg MW BOStoBOB GCH Walden & Windyoak’s Bouquet of Dreams

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Dash’n Doxies Chocolate Silk V Longdogia BOV/BOWJaegerhof V Setser One Sip At A Time BOS GCHB Elysian Solar Flare V Pramada Koradox SL SELD CH Kenmar’s Lion King At Galewinns SELB GCH Polychrome’s Copper River V Pramada Koradox SL SMOOTH WD/BOW Perfect Painted QuizWhiz in Black Tux MS RWD Kinderteckel’s Blonde Roast WB Windyoak & Walden’s Denim and Diamonds MS RWB Kinderteckel’s Margaux BOV Cwmdarhian Lika Hurricane BOS GCH Walden & Windyoak’s Bouquet of Dreams SELD GCHG Fusions Incahoots Platinum’s Jimi John Freaky Fast MS

WIREHAIR WD Lucia Fall’s Grand Grady MW RWD Windfalls Armani Code WB/BOW Schoolhouse Diamond Dog RWB The Phoenix Poisonous Kiss BOV CH Four Winds Maxwell’s Silver Hammer MW BOS GCHB Von Weilburgs Cosima Wunderkind CD SELD CH Von Weilburg & The Phoenix Closing The Bar Davinci SELB CH Schoolhouse Wild Is The Wind

Breed Judge: Andra O’Connell Total Entry Per Coat: 34 Longhair (16D - 18B) 20 Smooth (8D - 12B) 19 Wirehair (8D - 11B) 4 Juniors

WD RWD WB

LONGHAIR Windyoak’s I Fooled You ML Belgate’s Trademark ML Jaegerhof V Setser One Sip At A Time

WIREHAIR Odrey Iz Novo-Peredelkino GCH Watermark The Secrets In The Sauce V Legibach SE SELB Daybreak’s Cover Girl V Raydachs W WB BOV

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GCH Watermark The Secrets In The Sauce V Legibach SW BOStoBOB GCH Brownwood’s RT’s Peace On Earth SL CGC _________________________________

Alabama Dachshund Club November 13, 2021 Best in Sweepstakes: Sleepytime Another Special Agent at Kerrybrook ML Breed Judge: Lexa Richmond Total Entry Per Coat: 31 Longs, 19 Smooths, 6 Wires

LONGHAIR Sleepytime Another Special Agent At Kerrybrook ML WB/BOW Sleepytime’s Affair Of The Heart ML BOV GCHP2 Brownwood’s RT’s Peace On Earth SL CGC BOS GCH Greensboro’s Accomplice ML SELD Sleepytime’s Lord Of The Rings ML SELB GCH Royall T’s Mercy Mercy @ Luckydox SL

SMOOTH WD/BOW Criscross Play It Again MSB WB Duchwood’s Raise Your Glass MS BOV CH Passport I Wish You Would SS BOS Passport Solina But It’s So Shiny SS CGC TKN SELD GCH Mtn To Sea It’s Midnite Wilson @ Lil Deschutes SELB CH TurningPt Simple Acts Of Kindness Return WIREHAIR Jeric’s Seasons In The Sun W GCH Watermark The Secrets In The Sauce V Legibach SW SELB Daybreak’s Cover Girl V Raydachs W

WB BOV

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GRCH Watermark The Secrets In The Sauce V Legibach SW BOStoBOB GCHP2 Brownwood’s RT’s Peace on Earth SL CGC _________________________________

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Jaegerhof V Setser One Sip At A Time BOStoBOB CH Four Winds Maxwell’s Silver Hammer MW

Best Junior: Emma Jo Garbrick _________________________________

Alabama Dachshund Club November 12, 2021 Best in Sweepstakes Crisscross Second Hand Rose MSB Breed Judge: Dan Harrison

Best Junior: Emma Jo Garbrick _________________________________

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WB/BOW Criscross Second Hand Rose MSB BOV Passport I Wish You Would SS BOS Passport Solina But It’s So Shiny SS CGC TKN SELD GCH Mtn To Sea It’s Midnite Wilson @ Lil Deschutes SELB Ch TurningPt Simple Acts of Kindness Return

Total Entry Per Coat: 28 Longhair, 16 Smooths, 8 Wirehair LONGHAIR Sleepytime’s Lord of the Rings ML WB/BOW Topaz Von Links V Raab BOV GCH Greensboro’s Accomplice ML BOS CH Brownwood’s RT’s Peace on Earth SL CGC SELD GCH Corbelle’s Go For Broke V Dorae SELB GRCH Polychrome’s Bristol Bay Pramada Koradox SL

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SMOOTH Passport Solina But It’s So Shiny SS CGC TKN

“Tristan”, owned by Janice and Kevin Carman. Bred by Dr. Randy Eltringham.

2nd Lorica’s Going Viral Jessica & Lorne Campbell 3rd Our Gangs Something In The Way She Moves Nancy Prouty 4th Treasure Trove Stealing Lady Liberty Corey Brady NBQ Duchwood’s Waiting For A Girl Like You Alice Carter

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Dachshund Club of Greater Buffalo 9/18/2021 Total Number of Starters:41 OAAD Starters: 7 Judges: Michael Nothstein & Debra Rowe 1st GCHB EJ’s Fancied Up Solo Pup MW Jennifer Hartman 2nd CH Leoralee’s JBS Forever Strong SL Catherine Kalista & Marietta Singleton & Jyl Scott 3rd Tucker’s Infinite Possibilities Stacy Burton & Megan Burns 4th Dachsadore’s Anything That Can Happen Will Happen Karen & Bill Brown NBQ DC Doxwood’s Tails of Hoffmann MW CGC John Merriman OAAB Starters:15 Judges: John Merriman & Heidi Meyers 1st GCHS Our Gang’s Something In The Way She Moves ML Nancy Prouty 2nd Elite Steel Magnolia FDC, JE, CA, BCAT, TKN B & J Granger & Debra Rowe 3rd SWS Cherry Blossoms In Tokyo Stacy Barton 4th Stardust Starshine at Sunlight RATN, BCAT Phyllis Meseroll & Michael Nothstein NBQ GCHS Our Gang’s Moonlight & Magic ML Nancy Prouty Field Champion Combined Starters: 19 Judges: Dennis Palko & Ike Rowe 1st FC Diddydox Mr. Big Lights Up The Sky V Hoppledachs, JE CA, TD Heidi Meyers

2nd FC Tusoksori-Ugraszto Husniya, CGC Sherry Ruggieri 3rd FC Duchwood’s Tipsy Tart MS, NA, NAJ, OF, EE Alice Carter 4th GCHB DC Lorica’s Tarlyn Set The Fire MW, CD, BN, RA, FDC, JE, BCAT, CGC, TKN Jessica & Lorne Campbell NBQ FC Keeva a Keleti Tuz, JE, CGC Sherry Ruggieri Judges for Best Open Absolute: John Merriman & Sherry Ruggieri Best Open GCHB EJ’s Fancied Up Solo Pup MW CA Absolute FC Diddydox Mr.Big Lights Up The Sky V. Hoppledachs, JE, CA, TD ________________________________

Albany Capital District Dachshund Club 9/19/2021 Total Number of Starters: 46 OAAD Starters: 8 Judges: Heidi Meyers & Ike Rowe 1st Treasure Trove Stealing Ice Kisses Corey Brady 2nd EJ’s Fancied Up Solo Pup Jennifer Hartman 3rd Tucker’s Infinite Possibilities, Stacy Barton 4th Withheld NBQ Icebreaker Nes Dwadiana Cory Brady OAAB Starters: 17 Judges: Diane Sennett & Dave Kerr 1st Long Shots Raven v Yorkdachs W. York, H. & A. Schotz

Field Champion Starters: 21 Judges: Mike Nothstein & Phyllis Meseroll 1st Keszito a Keletituz Sherry Ruggieri 2nd Keeva a Keletituz Sherry Ruggieri 3rd Tusoksori-Ugraszto Husniya Sherry Ruggieri 4th Kivarr a Keleti Tuz Sherry Ruggieri NBQ Hatteras Frisco Rowe Deb Rowe Judges for Best Open & Absolute: M. Nothstein & P. Messeroll Best Open & Absolute CH Long Shots Raven v Yorkdachs ________________________________

Central Ohio Dachshund Club 9/24/2021

Field Champion Dogs Starters: 19 Judges: Susan Jill Chidlow & Debbie Senkbeil 1st DC Indiana Jones aus der Wutzelgrube CDX BN RI TDX NA NAJ ME BCAT CGC TKA DJ Shawn Nies 2nd FC Diddydox Mr. Big Lights Up the Sky V Hoppledachs JE CA TD Heidi Meyers 3rd FC Serenity’s Jingle Bell Rock, Kathleen Newman 4th GCH DC Red’s Jim Beam MS CA TKN Rita Kepner NBQ DC Lone Pine’s Ruff N Ready MW CD BN RE OAP OJP NFP ME EE CGC SWA SCE SIE SHDN SSE Sally Miller Field Champion Bitch Starters: 20 Judges: Laura Potash & Susan Jill Chidlow 1st FC Jalyse’s Absolutely Fabulous ML JE Jamie Sexton 2nd FC Tusoksori-Ugraszto Husniya CGC ROMX Sherry Ruggieri 3rd FC Jalyse’s Fire On The Train ML Jamie Sexton 4th DC KelKor’s Unsinkable Molly Brown SS Pam Reed NBQ Hidden Cedars Mystery Continues MS Laura Isaacson Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Michael Pitisci & Heidi Meyers

Total Number of Starters: 96 OAAD Starters: 26 Judges: Michael Pitisci & Wendy Snyder 1st GCHB CH Solo’s Luciano King Of The High C’s FCAT2 Jennifer A. Fry 2nd OC’s Hangin’ Ten On My Long Board MS SWN SCA TKI Jody Dean & Robin LaFrance 3rd GCH Stardust Man O’ War Of Bluegrass CGC THDN Brenda Adams 4th Jalyse’s Major Ashley Wilkes Jamie Sexton & Kim Wallace NBQ Jarsby’s Brother I’m Never A Fairytale Chris Moore OAAB Starters: 31 Judges: Kathy Johnson & Heidi Meyers 1st Caristeda’s Miss Marvel’s Rogue Hal & Linda Greig 2nd Vivat Gami Rufa (Russia) Karl & Jonell Frantz 3rd Hidden Cedars Moonstruck MS Gloria LaTour 4th CH Hidden Cedars My Lil Bodyguard V Grig MS Elaine Hanson, Noelle Hanson & Gloria LaTour NBQ Duchwood’s Waiting For A Girl Like You MS Alice Carter

Best Open GCHB CH Solo’s Luciano King Of The High C’s FCAT2 Absolute DC Indiana Jones aus der Wutzelgrube CDX BN RI TDX NA NAJ ME BCAT CGC TKA DJ ________________________________

Central Ohio Dachshund Club 9/25/2021 Total Number of Starters: 88 OAAD Starters: 22 Judges: Debbie Senkbeil & Susan Jill Chidlow 1st OC’s Hangin Ten On My Longboard MS SWN SCA TKI Jody Dean & Robin LaFrance 2nd Backwoods Silasnce In The Cypress Tree Jessica Manley 3rd Withheld 4th Withheld NBQ Epiphany’s Fireblade V Invictus, Laura Isaacson OAAB Starters: 26 Judges: Robin LaFrance & Laurie Rutherford

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Field Trial Results continued from page 43... 1st Jalyse’s Mink V Wilderness Jamie Sexton 2nd Vivat Gami Rufa (Russia) Karl & Jonell Frantz 3rd Caristeda Miss Marvel’s Rogue Hal & Linda Grieg 4th Jaleyse’s Foxy Lady Jamie Sexton NBQ Dachshund Down’s Frantic Frannie MS Brenda Zook Field Champion Dog Starters: 17 Judges: Michael Pitisci & Laurie Rutherford 1st DC RACH Merrymaker I’m Guilty V Ruger CD BN RM3 RAE2ME CAA FCAT SWA TKI Catherine Thompson 2nd DC OC’s There’s One In Every Box MSD CA CGC Robin La France 3rd FC Goodwood’s To Good To Be Silasnced Jessica Manley 4th FC Doxwood’s Perfect Performance MS CGC TKN JE RN John Merriman NBQ DC Indiana Jones aus der Wutzelgrube CDX BN RI TDX NA NAJ ME BCAT CGC TKA DJ Shawn Nies Field Champion Bitch Starters: 23 Judges: Kathy Johnson & Wendy Snyder 1st DC KelKor’s Unsinkable Molly Brown SS Pam Reed 2nd FC Duchwood’s Tipsy Tart MS NA NAJ OF EE Alice Carter 3rd GCH DC TownFarm A Splash Of Water JE Michael Pitisci 4th FC Diddydox A Beautiful July Morning V Hoppledox CA Heidi Meyers & Pamela Hopkins NBQ Jalyse’s Fire On The Train ML Jamie Sexton

Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Laura Potash & Laurie Rutherford Best Open & Absolute Jalyse’s Mink V Wilderness Run ML ________________________________

Greater Portland Dachshund Club 9/25/2021 Total Number of Starters: 25 OAAD Starters: 8 Judges: Michael Dilley & Leslie Savoye 1st Guinness Harper Kim White 2nd CH Royalaire’s I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas TKN JE Jordin Misfeldt-Wallis, Kyle Wallis, Julie Nielsen 3rd Good Sir Winston Pickles Vongoodwood Hillary Wendroff 4th I Spy Train of Thought Nancy Field & Selma McNamara NBQ KFW Tourmaline in the Sky with Diamonds ML TKN Michelle Kutzler OAAB Starters: 8 Judges: Karen Vallo & Kim White 1st KFW Aquamarine in the Sky with Diamonds ML FDC TKN ATT Michelle Kutzler 2nd CH KFW Painite in the Sky with Diamonds FDC JE TKN ATT Michelle Kutzler 3rd Dharmadachs SP Shasta Daylight SW Curtis Savoye, Leslie Savoye 4th MT Briardach’s Flying Cloud Meredith Taylor, Allison Wilsey, Gavin Lorenzen NBQ Cedarcraft Autumn Lyric at Tecklewood ML Teresa Dilley, Amanda Hodges, Katlan Sahlin Field Champion Combined Starters: 9 Judges: Michael Dilley & Selma McNamara

1st FC I Spy Benjamin’s Kite BN TD JE BLAT SWN TK Frank, Nancy Field 2nd GCH DC KFW Benitoite in the Sky with Diamonds MS RN FDC CA BCAT CGC TKN ATT RATO Michelle Kutzler 3rd DC Kleine Rheinstone Im Mondlicht RN FDC JE CA DCAT CGC TKN ATT RATO Michelle Kutzler 4th DC Roxy Nawahine 808 Kim White NBQ DC KFW Tanzanite in the Sky with Diamonds ML FDC JE BCAT CGC TKN ATT RATN Michelle Kutzler Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Michael Dilley, Karen Vallo Best Open & Absolute KFW Aquamarine in the Sky with Diamonds ML FDC TKN ATT ________________________________

Central Ohio Dachshund Club 9/26/2021 Total Number of Starters: 77 OAAD Starters: 20 Judges: Laurie Rutherford & Heidi Meyers 1st Backwood’s Silasnce In The Cypress Trees Jessica Manley 2nd Epiphany’s Fireblade V Invictus Laura Isaacson 3rd GCH Nicanna’s Paper Moon SL RI SE CAA DCAT RATN CGCA CGCU TKI Catherine & Eric Walker & Cheri White 4th OC’s Never Too Much Of A Good Thing MS Robin La France NBQ Wilderness Run’s Ozark ML Courtney Daniels OAAB Starters: 22 Judges: Sherry Ruggieri & Michael Pitisci 1st CH Walmar-Solo’s XOXO SL Jennifer Fry 2nd Vivat Gami Rufa (Russia) Karl & Jonell Frantz 3rd GCHS Heritage P51 Mustang Sally FDC Laura Potash 4th Hidden Cedars PeeWee So Cute Rory MSB Debbie Senkbeil & Laurie Rutherford NBQ Jalyse’s Foxy Lady Jamie Sexton Field Champion Dog Starters: 17 Judges: Laura Potash & Wendy Snyder 1st DC RACH Merrymaker I’m Guilty V Ruger CD BN RM# RAE2ME CAA FCAT SWA TKI Catherine Thompson

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2nd FC Serenity’s Jingle Bell Rock Kathleen Newman 3rd GCHB DC OC’s Mon Beau Petit Garcon MS JE Robin LaFrance 4th DC Indiana Jones aus der Wutzelgrube BN RN TDX ME TKN CGC NA NAJ DJ Shawn Nies NBQ DC Lone Pine’s Ruff N Ready MW CD BN RE OAP OJP NFP ME EE CGC SWA SCE SIE SHDN SEE Sally Miller Field Champion Bitch Starters: 18 Judges: Kathy Johnson & Susan Jill Chidlow 1st FC Tusoksori Ugraszto Husniya CGC ROMX Sherry Ruggieri 2nd FC Hidden Cedars Falling 4 You MS Debbie Senkbeil & Laurie Rutherford 3rd GCH DC TownFarm A Splash Of Water JE Michael Pitisci 4th FC von Schatten Knight of Mischief Shawn Nies NBQ Hidden Cedars Mystery Continues MS Gloria LaTour _______________________________

Greater Portland Dachshund Club 9/26/2021 Total Number of Starters: 19 OAAD Starters: 7 Judges: Michael Dilley & Leslie Savoye 1st CH Royalaire’s I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas TKN JE Jordin Misfeldt-Wallis, Kyle Wallis, Julie Nielsen 2nd Good Sir Winston Pickles Vongoodwood Hillary Wendroff 3rd Guinness Harper Kim White 4th CH Shadow Ridge’s Outlaw Johnny Ringo Marleen Yann, Ronald Yann, Patricia Madsen NBQ MT Jasper Park Express Allison Wilsey, Gavin Lorenzen OAAB Starters: 7 Judges: Karen Vallo & Ron Yann 1st KFW Aquamarine In The Sky With Diamonds ML FDC TKN ATT Michelle Kutzler 2nd MT Briardach’s Flying Cloud Meredith Taylor, Allison Wilsey, Gavin Lorenzen 3rd Dharmadachs SP Shasta Daylight SW Curtis Savoye, Leslie Savoye 4th CH KFW Painite in the Sky with Diamonds FDC JE TKN ATT Michelle Kutzler NBQ Cedarcraft Autumn Lyric at Tecklewood ML

Teresa Dilley, Amanda Hodges, Katlan Sahlin Field Champions Combined Starters: 5 Judges: Selma McNamara, Kyle Wallis 1st FC Dharmadachs City of San Francisco SW TDX Leslie Savoye, Colton Meyer, Curtis Savoye 2nd GCH DC KFW Benitoite in the Sky with Diamonds Ms RN FDC CA BCAT CGC TKN ATT RATO, Michelle Kutzler 3rd DC MT Sleepy Hollow Fall Festival CGC Allison Wilsey, Gavin Lorenzen 4th DC KFW Tanzanite in the Sky with Diamonds ML FDC JE BCAT CGC TKN ATT RATN Michelle Kutzler NBQ DC Kleine Rheinstone Im Mondlicht RN FDC JE CA DCAT CGC TKN ATT RATO Michelle Kutzler Judges for Best Open & Absolute Open: Karen Vallo, Leslie Savoye Absolute: Karen Vallo, Ron Yann Best Open KFW Aquamarine in the Sky with Diamonds ML FDC TKN ATT Absolute FC Dharmadachs City of San Francisco SW TDX ________________________________

Minnesota Dachshund Club 10/10/2021 Total Number of Starters: 99 OAAD Starters: 26 Judges: Wendy Nugent & Jim Garard 1st GCH Nicanna’s Paper Moon SL RI SE CAA DCAT RATN CGCA CGCU TKI Catherine & Eric Walker, Cheri White 2nd Windspirit’s Gunnery Sergeant Legacy MW Kate Snider 3rd Hale’s Ther-Adore SL Sue Heasty 4th GRD Rebel Against Authority Dana & Denise Gehring NBQ CH Duchwood Seasons in the Sun MS Sandra Russell OAAB Starters: 31 Judges: David Faust & Ashley Dodd 1st Passport I Can Buy My Own Drinks SS TKN Catherine & Eric Walker 2nd CH Duchwood’s Kleine Kasia MS Sandra Russell 3rd Stardust Let It Shine SL Bernadette Wagner & Anne Schmidt 4th V Schwalbe’s Red Candied Apple at Crimson

Robert & Janet Schwalbe NBQ Stardust Just Like Fire Bryer Pingel & Anne Schmidt Field Champion Dogs Starters: 20 Judges: Ashley Dumas & Wendy Snyder 1st DC Indiana Jones Wutzelgrube CDX BN RI TDX NA NAJ ME BCAT CGC TKA Shawn Nies 2nd FC Longtimes Milo Vom Nordlicht JE Rick & Jane Schwarz 3rd FC Per Somnium V Ruger NJP ME BCAT ACTI ACTIJ CGCA CGCU TKA Christine Kim 4th DC Proof I Want to Believe v Ruger RN BCAT CGCA CGCU TKI Kelly McDuff & Dawn Watters NBQ FC Kivaar a Keleti Tuz JE CGC, Sherry Ruggieri Field Champion Bitch Starters: 22 Judges: Lori Isaacson & Bill Dyer 1st FC Doxikota Tarragon W Pam Bethke 2nd FC Hidden Cedars Read Between the Lines MSB JE Debbie Senkbeil & Laurie Rutherford 3rd DC Epiphany’s Holy Cow MW Ashley Dodd 4th FC Keeva a Keleti Tuz JE CGC Sherry Ruggieri NBQ FC Tusoksori-Ugraszto Husniya CGC ROMX Sherry Ruggieri Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Ashely Dumas & Wendy Snyder Best Open Passport I Can Buy My Own Drinks SS TKN Absolute FC Doxikota Tarragon W _______________________________

Minnesota Dachshund Club 10/11/2021 Total Number of Starters: 84 OAAD Starters: 18 Judges: Debbie Senkbeil & Ashley Dodd 1st Obsession’s Big Blue Star Finale SL Jackie Nicholas & Deneice VanHook 2nd CH DRD’s V Moonlight’s Sharp Dressed Man MW BCAT Denise & Dana Gehring, Celli Jones 3rd Windspirit’s Gunnery Sergeant Legacy MW Kate Snider 4th GCH Obsession’s Man For All Seasons SL MX MXJ XF Deneice VanHook NBQ OC’s Lapin Up La Dolce Vita MS JE

Tammy Homman & Robin LaFrance OAAB Starters 28 Judges: Jim Garard & Rick Schwarz 1st CH Duchwood’s Kleine Kasia MS S&ra Russell 2nd Blackhawk Karma Come Around All Paul Thomas 3rd GCH CH V Schwalbe’s Life’s A Merry Go Round at Huber Dachs MW Matthew Hoover, Robert & Janet Schwalbe 4th Duchwood’s Chula Vista MS Sandra Russell NBQ Serenity’s Joy to the World RN CGC TKI Wendy Snyder & Krista Gerdes Field Champion Dog Starters: 20 Judges: Sandy Russell & Jim Garard 1st FC Kolja a Keleti Tuz 2nd FC Kivaar a Keleti Tuz JE CGC Sherry Ruggieri 3rd FC Zeus von Moosback-Zuzelek SW JE BCAT CGC TKN Cheri Faust 4th DC Credere’s Gunnery Sergeant Windspirit MW JE RATS CGC Charles Snider NBQ GCH DC Short Shadows All of Me Riverwood SW BCAT CA CGC Carolyn Lewis Field Champion Bitch Starters: 18 Judges: Ashley Dumas & Janet Schwalbe 1st FC Epiphany’s Holy Cow MW Ashley Dodd 2nd FC Keeva a Keleti Tuz JE CGC Sherry Ruggieri 3rd FC Knobydox Up Salem Creek, Andrew Shrader 4th DC Duchwood’s Miss American Pie Sandra Russell & Laura Isaacson NBQ FC Tusoksori-Ugraszto Daring Zelda Kenneth Minerley ________________________________

Laurel Highlands Dachshund Club of Pennsylvania 10/15/2021 Total Number of Starters: 68 OAAD Starters: 15 Judges: Dave Kerr & Deb Rowe 1st GCHB EJ’s Fancied Up Solo Pup MW CA Jennifer Hartman 2nd Shadach’s Droughtlander Murtaugh ML Diane W. Sennett 3rd Wilderness Run’s Ozark ML Courtney Daniels 4th Jarsby’s Brother I’m Never A Fairytale Chris K. Moore NBQ Tucker’s Infinite Possibilities Stacy Barton & Megan Bonus OAAB Starters: 19 Judges: Dave Kerr & John Merriman 1st OC’s Little Bit of Sweet Sugar MS Susan Ragsdale & Robin LaFrance 2nd Vivat Gami Rufa Karl Frantz & Jonell Frantz 3rd Wilderness Run’s Fair Winds & Following Seas Susan Jill Chidlow 4th Lorica’s Going Viral RN CGC TKN Jessica Campbell & Lorne Campbell NBQ Elite Zenyatta Debra & Albert Rowe & Barbara & John Granger Field Champion Dog Starters: 15 Judges: Monica Galley & Carrie Hamilton 1st FC Bedazzled Cooper’s Pale Ale MT RN SWN THD CGC Kathleen Newman 2nd FC Diddydox Mr. Big Lights up the Sky V Hoppledachs JE CA TD Heidi Meyers 3rd FC Harley Hooper vom Bienwald SCN Christina Loew

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Field Trial Results continued from page 45... 4th DC Hoppledach’s Ottowa V Sho Me RN CGC Pamala J. Hopkins & Pamela Wells NBQ DC OC’s There’s One In Every Box MSD CA CGC Robin LaFrance Field Champion Bitch Starters: 19 Judges: Gordon Heldebrant & Diane Sennett 1st FC Diddydox A Beautiful July Morning V Hoppledachs CA FDC JE Heidi Meyers & Pamala J. Hopkins 2nd FC Fanika od Vevody Huberta Christina Loew 3rd FC Apple Hill’s Mirasol Pepper MS JE Carrie Hamilton 4th FC Hoppledach’s Jewel American Ruby MLC Monica Galley & Pamala Hopkins NBQ DC Hoppledach’s Legacy From Rigel JE CGC RN VC Pamala J. Hopkins & Catherine Kalista Judges for Best Open & Absolute: John Merriman & Dave Kerr Best Open GCHB EJ’s Fancied Up Solo Pup MW CA Absolute FC Bedazzled Cooper’s Pale Ale MT RN SWN THD CGC ________________________________

Laurel Highlands Dachshund Club of Pennsylvania 10/16/2021 Total Number of Starters: 65

OAAD Starters: 17 Judges: Monica Galley & Dave Kerr 1st Wilderness Run’s Ozark ML Courtney Daniels 2nd CH Treasure Trove Stealin’ Ice Kisses Corey Brady & Terri Frenia 3rd OC’s Rum Runner @ Kordachs ML A. Janelle McCord & Robin LaFrance 4th Tucker’s Infinite Possibilities Stacy Barton & Megan Bonus NBQ CH OC’s Never Too Much Of A Good Thing MS Robin LaFrance OAAB Starters: 16 Judges: Denny Palko & Gordon Heldebrant 1st Wilderness Run’s Fair Winds & Following Seas Susan Jill Chidlow 2nd Vivat Gami Rufa Karl Frantz & Jonell Frantz 3rd SWS Cherry Blossoms in Tokyo Stacy Barton 4th Loricas Going Viral RN CGC TKN Jessica Campbell & Lorne Campbell NBQ Invictus Jozy Quervo JE Michael & Kim Hunter Field Champions Dog Starters: 14 Judges: Albert Rowe & Robin LaFrance 1st DC Hoppeldach’s Ottowa v Sho Me RN CGC Pamala J. Hopkins & Pamela Wells 2nd DC Loricas Mischief Managed By Tarlyn MW NJP BCAT CGC Jessica & Lorne Campbell, Sandra & Tara Krieger 3rd GCHB DC EJ’s Fancied Up Solo Pup MW CA Jennifer Hartman 4th FC Red’s Jack Daniels MS CA Rita Kepner NBQ DC Serenity’s Jingle Bell Rock Kathleen Newman Field Champion Bitch Starters: 18 Judges: Denny Palko & Deb Rowe 1st DC Loricas Little Spark RA JE CGC TKN Jessica Campbell & Lorne Campbell

2nd FC Diddydox A Beautiful July Morning V Hoppledachs CA FDC JE Heidi Meyers & Pamala J. Hopkins 3rd DC Loricas Waiting Up For Santa MW RE NJP NFP SE BCAT ACT1 CGCA TKN Jessica Campbell & Tara Hartman & Lorne Campbell 4th DC Hoppledach’s Eufaula v Sho Me ML JE RN CGC VC Pamala J. Hopkins & Pamala J Wells NBQ DC Hoppledach’s Legacy From Rigel JE CGC RN VC Pamala J. Hopkins & Catherine Kalista Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Gordon Heldebrant & Carrie Hamilton Best Open Wilderness Run’s Ozark ML Absolute DC Hoppledach’s Ottowa v Sho Me RN CGC ________________________________

Laurel Highlands Dachshund Club of Pennsylvania 10/16/2021 Total Number of Starters: 67 OAAD Starters: 15 Judges: Denny Palko & Albert Rowe 1st Tucker’s Infinite Possibilities Stacy Barton & Megan Bonus 2nd Wilderness Run’s Ozark ML Courtney Daniels 3rd CH Treasure Trove Stealin’ Ice Kisses Corey Brady & Terri Frenia 4th Hunu Bring A Bigger Hammer Catherine M. Thompson NBQ Jarsby’s Brother I’m Never a Fairytale Chris K. Moore OAAB Starters: 18 Judges: Carrie Hamilton & Gordon Heldebrant 1st Wilderness Run’s Fair Winds & Following Seas Susan Jill Chidlow 2nd Elite Steel Magnolia FDC JE CA BCAT TKN Barbara & John Granger & Debra Rowe 3rd Invictus Jozy Quervo JE Michael & Kim Huster 4th Vivat Gami Rufa Karl Frantz & Jonell Frantz NBQ SWS Cherry Blossoms In Tokyo Stacy Barton Field Champion Dog Starters: 19 Judges: Monica Galley & Denny Palko 1st FC Hatteras Frisco Rowe ML RI FDC CA BCAT CGCA TKN ATT Debra & Albert Rowe

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2nd DC OC’s There’s One In Every Box MSD CA CGC Robin LaFrance 3rd FC Hoppledach’s Keokuk MS ME RN CGC VC Pamala Hopkins 4th DC Hoppledach’s Laci’s Grande Finale Pamala Hopkins NBQ DC OC’s Pristine Silver Snow Storm MSD SE CA CGC Robin LaFrance Field Champion Bitch Starters: 15 Judges: Dave Kerr & Robin LaFrance 1st DC Loricas Waiting Up For Santa MW RE NAP NJP NFP SE BCAT ACT1 CGCA TKN Jessica Campbell & Tara Hartman & Lorne Campbell 2nd DC Loricas Little Spark RA JE CGC TKN Jessica Hartman & Lorne Campbell 3rd DC Hoppledach’s Legacy From Rigel JE CGC RN VC Pamala Hopkins & Catherine Kalista 4th FC Diddydox A Beautiful July Morning V Hoppledachs CA FDC JE Heidi Meyers & Pamala Hopkins NBQ GCH DC Duchwood’s Chance Romance MS EE7 NAP NJP NFP RN BN CA Alice S. Carter Judges for Best Open & Absolute: John Merriman & Robin LaFrance Best Open Tucker’s Infinite Possibilities ________________________________

Metropolitan Washington Dachshund Club 10/21/2021 Total Number of Starters: 71 OAAD Stake Number of Starters: 12 Judges: Monica Galley & Deb Rowe 1st Backwoods Silasnce In The Cypress Trees Jessica Manley 2nd Shadach’s Droughtlander Murtagh ML Diane W. Sennett 3rd Creekwood LaBenji Of The Backwoods Zofia Wrona 4th CH Beldachs’ Appalachian Spring O’Siddachs Constance B. & Gary R. Fisher NBQ Old Hanover’s Life Of The Party ML Diane W. Sennett OAAB Starters: 16 Judges: Sherry Ruggieri & Wendy York 1st Ch Rose Gate Betty Boop v Stardox Penelope E. Neil & Lorraine & Dave Simmons 2nd Shadach’s Golden Girl Blanche

Diane W. Sennett 3rd Elite Steel Magnolia Barbara & John Granger 4th GCHB Our Gang’s Something In The Way She Moves ML Nancy Prouty NBQ Vivat Gami Rufa (Russia) Karl Frantz & Jonell Frantz Field Champion Dog Starters: 16 Judges: Michael Pitisci & Dave Kerr 1st GCHB DC Duchwood’s When I Was Your Man MS Kathy Johnson & Sandra Russell 2nd DC Indiana Jones Aus Der Wutzelgrube CDX BN RI TDX NA NAJ ME BCAT DJ CGC TKA Shawn M. Nies 3rd FC Bedazzled Cooper’s Pale Ale Kathleen Newman 4th GCH DC Red’s Jim Bean MS Rita Kepner NBQ FC Hatteras Frisco Rowe ML Debra & Albert Rowe Field Champion Bitch Starters: 27 Judges: Alice S. Moyer & Kathy Johnson 1st DC Scoshire Scherizade O’ Siddachs Constance B. & Gary R. Fisher 2nd FC Duchwood’s Tipsy Tart Alice S. Carter 3rd FC Wilderness Run’s Beat Me Don’t Cheat Me Susan Jill Chidlow 4th GCH DC Doxwood’s Leading Lady MW John Merriman NBQ DC Loricas Waiting Up For Santa MW Jessica Campbell Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Alice Moyer & Michael Pitisci Best Open & Absolute Backwood’s Silasnce In The Cypress Trees ________________________________

Western Pennsylvania Dachshund Club 10/23/2021 Total Number of Starters: 80 OAAD Starters: 15 Judges: Monica Galley & Wendy York 1st Jalyse’s Major Ashley Wilkes ML Jamie Sexton 2nd Shadach’s Droughtlander Murtagh ML Diane W. Sennett 3rd Backwood’s Simon’s Song of Silansnce Jerrica Manley 4th Averdachs Full of It ML Dr. Lyn Meredith Averitt DVM NBQ Creekwoods La Benji of the Backwoods Sofia Wrona

OAAB Stake Number of Starters: 18 Judges: Karen Jones & Alice Moyer 1st Vivat Gami Rufa Karl Frantz & Jonell Frantz 2nd GCHB Our Gang’s Something in the Way She Moves ML Nancy Prouty 3rd Invictus Jozy Quervo JE Michael & Kim Huster 4th Shadach’s Golden Girl Blanche Diane W. Sennett NBQ Elite Steel Magnolia JE FDC CA BCAT TKN Barbara & John Granger & Debra Rowe Field Champion Dog Starters: 19 Judges: Connie Fisher & Paul Martin 1st FC Red’s Jack Daniels MS CA Rita Kepner 2nd Backwoods Silasnce in The Cypress Trees Jessica Manley 3rd FC Bedazzled Coopers Pale Ale MT RN SWN THD CGC Kathleen Newman 4th FC Pocketpack Smoorh Operator MS JE RN Kathy Johnson NBQ FC Harbor Hills Lucca CGCA TKI Antoinette C. Robak Field Champion Bitch Starters: 28 Judges: Denny Palko & Michael Pitisci 1st FC Tusoksore-Ugraszto Husniya CGC ROMX Sherry L. Ruggieri 2nd FC Duchwood’s Tipsy Tart MS NA NAJ OF EE Alice S. Carter 3rd DC Jalyse’s Hampshire Hound ML NA NAJ JE Jamie Sexton 4th FC Jalyse’s Its a Sin At Wilderness Run Jamie Sexton & Susan Jill Chidlow NBQ FC Jalyse’s Mink V Wilderness Run ML Jamie Sexton Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Kathy Johnson & Shawn Nies Best Open Jalyse’s Major Ashley Wilkes ML Absolute FC Tusoksore-Ugraszto Husniya CGC ROMX ________________________________

Metropolitan Washington Dachshund Club 10/23/2021 Total Number of Starters: 68 OAAD Starters: 13 Judges: Ike Rowe & Sherry Ruggieri 1st Averdachs Full Of It ML Dr. Lyn Meredith Averitt 2nd Shadach’s Droughtlander

Murtagh ML Diane W. Sennett 3rd CH Treasure Trove Stealin’ Ice Kisses Corey Brady 4th CH Town Farm A Splash From The Top Shelf Michael J. Pitisci NBQ Creekwood LaBenji Of The Backwoods Zofia Wrona

4th DCH Scoshire Sherizade O’ Siddachs Constance B. & Gary R. Fisher NBQ FC Jewels Adamant Opaque Black Diamond ML Monica Galley Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Alice Moyer & Sherry Ruggieri Best Open Averdachs Full Of It ML

OAAB Starters: 13 Judges: Dave Kerr & Jamie Sexton 1st Elite Steel Magnolia Barbara & John Granger 2nd Shadach’s Golden Girl Blanche Diane W. Sennett 3rd Duchwood’s Waiting For A Girl Like You Alice Carter 4th GCH Town Farm Ink Splash Jessica LaBelle & Michael J. Pitisci NBQ Treasure Trove Stealin’ Lady Liberty Corey Brady

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Western Pennsylvania Dachshund Club 10/24/2021 Total Number of Starters: 54

Field Champion Dog Starters: 19 Judges: Monica Galley & Wendy York 1st FC Harbor Hills’ Lucca Antoinette C. Robak 2nd DC Goodwood’s To Good To Be Silasnced Jessica Manley 3rd FC Serenity’s Jingle Bell Rock Kathleen Newman 4th DC Indiana Jones Aus Der Wutzelgrube CDX BN RI TDX NA NAJ ME BCAT DJ CGC TKA Shawn M. Nies NBQ GCHB DC Loricas Tarlyn Set The Fire MW Jessica & Lorna Campbell Field Champion Bitch Starters: 23 Judges: Alice Moyer & Kathy Johnson 1st GCH DC TownFarm A Splash Of Water Michael Pitisci 2nd FC Keeva A Keleti Tuz Sherry L. Ruggieri 3rd DC Jacyses Hampshire Hound ML Jamie Saxon

OAAD Stake Number of Starters: 12 Judges: Connie Fisher & Debra Rowe 1st CH Treasure Trove Stealin’ Ice Kisses Corey Brady & Terri Frenia 2nd Jalyse’s Brett ML Jamie Sexton 3rd Backwoods Simon’s Song of Silasnce Jessica Manley 4th TownFarm A Splash From the Top Shelf Michael J. Pitisci NBQ Stardox Excitable Boy ML Alice Moyer & Phil Kirby OAAB Starters: 13 Judges: Karen Jones & Sherry Ruggieri 1st Jalyse’s Foxy Lady Jamie Sexton 2nd Duchwood’s Waiting For A Girl Like You MS Alice S. Carter 3rd R’Hills Stealin Some Sneaks ML Corey Brady

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Field Trial Results continued from page 47... 4th GCHB Our Gang’s Something in the Way She Moves ML Nancy Prouty NBQ Treasure Trove Stealin’ Lady Liberty Corey Brady Field Champion Dog Starters: 12 Judges: Denny Palko & Jamie Sexton 1st FC Perfect Performance MS RN JE CGC John Merriman 2nd FC Keszito a Keleti Tuz CGC Sherry L. Ruggieri 3rd FC Kivaar a Keleti TUZ JE CGC Sherry L. Ruggieri 4th FC Goodwood’s To Good To Be Silasnced Jessica Manley NBQ GCH DC Red’s Jim Beam MS CA TKN Rita Kepner Field Champion Bitch Starters: 17 Judges: Dave Kerr & Michael Pitisci 1st FC Keeva a Keleti JE CGC Sherry L. Ruggieri 2nd FC Duchwood’s Tipsy Tart MS NA NAJ OF EE Alice S. Carter 3rd DC Jalyse’s Hampshire Hound ML Jamie Sexton 4th FC Shadach’s Golden Girl Dorothy Diane W. Sennett NBQ DC Loricas Little Spark RA JE CGC TKN Jessica & Lorne Campbell Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Dave Kerr & Kathy Johnson Best Open Jalyse’s Foxy Lady Absolute FC Keeva a Keleti JE CGC ________________________________

Dachshund Fanciers Association of Berks County 10/30/21 Total Number of Starters: 34 OAAD Starters: 9 OAAD Judges: Monica Galley & Pat Warble 1st Tucker’s Infinite Possibilities, Stacey Barton & Megan Bonus 2nd Shadach’s Droughtlander Murtagh ML Diane Sennett 3rd Sleepytymes Bennie & The Jets @ Stardox Lorraine & David Simmons 4th Icebreaker Nes Gwadiana Corey Brady & Debra Christy NBQ Stardox Excitable Boy Alice Moyer & Phil Kirby OAAB Starters: 12 Judges: Carrie Hamilton & Alan James 1st Rosegate Mysteries & Martinis with Nick v. Stardox John & Keiko Simon & David & Lorraine Simmons 2nd SWS Cherry Blossoms in Tokyo, Stacy Barton 3rd Withheld 4th Delilah Von Moosebach-Zuzelek Willette Brown NBQ Shadach’s Golden Girl Blanche Diane Sennett Field Champion Combined Starters: 12 Judges: Alice Moyer & Gordon Heldebrandt 1st FC OBX Doxies Cookies & Cream Delight ML, ME, CA, TKN, CAT Steve Mills 2nd FC Harley Hooper von Bienenwald Christina Loew 3rd DC Lorica’s Little Spark RA, JE, CGC Jessica & Lorne Campbell 4th FC Hoppledachs Jewel American Ruby MLC

Monika Galley & Pamala Hopkins NBQ FC Apple Hills Mirasol Pepper MS Carrie Hamilton

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Absolute CH Rosegate Mysteries & Martinis w/Nick ________________________________

Total Number of Starters: 93

Dachshund Fanciers Association of Berks County 10/31/21 Total Number of Starters: 36 OAAD Stake Number of Starters: 9 Judges: Monica Galley & Gordon Heldebrandt 1st GCHB Dachhaven Maverick Dream Catcher Alan James 2nd Sleepytime’s Bennie & the Jets Lorraine & David Simmons 3rd Sunlight’s Gold Rush Phyllis D. Meseroll & Michael D. Nothstein 4th Stardox Excitable Boy ML Alice Moyer & Phil Kirby NBQ CH Leoralee’s JBS Forever Strong Catherine Kalista, Marietta Singleton OAAB Starters: 12 Judges: Alice Moyer & Christina Loew 1st SWS Cherry Blossoms in Toyko Stacy Barton 2nd Delilah Von Moosbach-Zuzelek SW Willette Brown 3rd Loralee’s the Black List MW Deborah & Albert Rowe, Barbara & John Grainger 4th Lorica’s Going Viral RN, CGC, TKN Jessica & Lorne Campbell NBQ Stardox Shadows in the Moonlight ML Lorraine & David Simmons Field Champion Combined Starters: 15 Judges: Alan James & Deb Rowe 1st FC Shadach’s Golden Girl Dorothy Diane Sennett 2nd FC Jewels Adamant Opaque Black Diamond ML Monica Galley 3rd Tucker’s Infinite Possibilities, Stacy Barton & Magen Bonus 4th DC Lorica’s Waiting Up for Santa MW Jessica & Lorne Campbell NBQ FC Glynndach’s Total Eclipse of the Heart Diane Sennett Absolute FC Shadach’s Golden Girl Dorothy ________________________________

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OAAD Stake Number of Starters: 29 Judges: Lori Isaacson & Cliff Shrader 1st CH Duchwood’s Time Passages MS Sandra Russell 2nd OC’s Rum Runner @ Kordach’s MS Janelle McCord & Robin LaFrance 3rd Newberry’s Don’t Stimie Me MS Brenda Zook & Cheryl Newberry 4th BC’s My-T Rock N Masked Bandit MW Virginia & Cynthia Scott NBQ Wingover’s Rebel Rouser ML, Susan Fuller OAAB Starters: 33 Judges: Larry Barnett & Laurie Rutherford 1st Bridgsen’s Brei Emma Lisa Poole 2nd Hidden Cedars Favorite Lines of Hope v BC’s My-T TKN Virginia & Cynthia Scott & Gloria LaTour 3rd CH Endachs Magick Obscura CGCA CGCU TKN Victoria Lee 4th Nordwing’s Bansheetoo V Wingover ML Susan Fuller NBQ CH Hoppledach’s Water Lilies Pamala Hopkins Field Champion Dog Starters: 18 Judges: Robin LaFrance & Janet Schwalbe 1st GCH DC Short Shadows All of Me Riverwood SW BCAT CA CGC Carolyn Lewis 2nd FC Tabasco Rouge V Dorndort L OA AXJ CF Andrew Shrader 3rd FC Hoppledach’s Keokuk MS ME RN CGC VC Pamala Hopkins 4th FC Windspirit’s Gunnery Sergeant Legacy MW Kate Snider NBQ GCH CH Lost Creek All Good Things RE BCAT RATO CGC TKN Cassie & Ed Myers Field Champion Bitch Starters: 13 Judges: Kathy Lockyer & Sandy Russell 1st FC Knobydox Up Salem Creek, Andrew Shrader 2nd FC Linsilver Clover RN JE BCAT, Michelle Wilson & Isabelle Ingraham 3rd GCHS DC Jagies At Last V Spellbound Susan & Tim Genz 4th GCHB DC V Schwalbe’s Princess Leia MW Robert & Janet Schwalbe NBQ FC Hidden Cedars Peewee Socute Rory MSB Debbie Senkbeil & Laurie Rutherford ________________________________

Dachshund Club Of St. Louis 11/5/2021 Total Number of Starters: 100 OAAD Starters: 29 Judges: Carolyn Lewis & Jamie Sexton 1st OC’s Lapin Up La Dolce Vita Tammy Homman & Robin Lafrance 2nd Newberry’s Dont Stimie Me Brenda Zook 3rd Seve Vom Nordlicht Debbie Senkbeil 4th Wingovers Rebel Rouser ML Susan Fuller NBQ OC’s Hunk, A Hunk Of Burning Love Robin Lafrance OAAB Starters: 36 Judges: Robin Lafrance & Cliff Shrader 1st Bridgsens Brei Emm Lisa Poole 2nd Passport I Can Buy My Own Drinks Catherine Whitney 3rd BC’s My-T-Hidden Dark Crystal MW Virginia & Cynthia Scott 4th Nordwings Bansheetoo V’wingover Susan Fuller NBQ Vschwalbes Red Candied Apple Of Crimson MW Robert & Janet Schwalbe, Nicole Lafever Field Champion Combined Starters: 35 Judges: Kathy Lockyer & Lori Isaacson 1st Hoppledachs Legacy From Rigel Pamala Hopkins 2nd Cedere’s Gunnery Sergeant Windspirit Charles Snider 3rd Withheld 4th Hidden Ceders Falling 4 You Debbie Senkbeil NBQ Jalyses Mink V Wilderness Run Jamie Sexton ________________________________

Dachshund Club Of St. Louis 11/6/2021 Total Number Of Starters: 45 OAAD Starters: 18 Judges: Kathy Johnson & Cliff Shrader 1st Chancho Villa Whitney Hicks 2nd BC’ss My-T-Rock N’bandit Virginia & Cynthia Scott 3rd Winovers Rebel Rouser Susan Fuller 4th Yuki Lee Vd Josephinas Hoeve Lisa Poole NBQ Short Shadows Doxidachs Veri Vidi Carolyn Lewis

OAAB Starters: 27 Judges: Jamie Sexton & Lori Isaacson 1st Nordwings Bansheetoo V Wingover Susan Fuller 2nd Dachshund Downs Frantic Frannie Fay Brenda Zook 3rd Hoppledachs A Year Without Rain Pamala Hopkins 4th CSBS Kaseees Angel Kisses Shelinda Price NBQ Dilly Pickle Whitney Hicks ________________________________

The Dachshund Club of New Jersey 11/13/2021 Total Number of Starters: 37 OAAD Starters: 10 Judges: Debra Rowe & Gordon Heldebrandt 1st Shadach’s Droughtlander Murtagh ML Diane W. Sennett 2nd Creekwood La Benji of the Backwoods Zofia Wrona 3rd GCHB Dachaven Maverick Dream Catcher Alan James 4th CH Icebreaker Nes Gwadiana Corey Brady & Debra Christy NBQ CH Our Gangs Do the Boogie Woogie ML CGC RN Penelope E. Neil & Nancy Z. Prouty OAAB Starters: 10 Judges: Monica Galley & Diane Sennett 1st Delilah von Moosbach-Zuzelek Willete Brown 2nd Lorica’s Going Viral RN CGC TKN Jessica & Lorne Campbell 3rd Sunlight’s Never Let Go Michael D. Nothstein & Karin Boyd 4th Rosegate Perfect Landing @ Digalot Judy Stephenson Lorraine & David Simmons NBQ Elite Zenyatta, Zenyatta Debra & Albert Rowe & Barbara & John Granger Field Champion Combined Starters: 17 Judges: Carrie Hamilton & Gordon Stueber 1st FC OBX Doxies’ Cookies & Cream Steven Mills 2nd FC Harley Hooper vom Bienenwald Christina Loew 3rd DC Lorica’s Little Spark, RA JE CGC TKN Jessica & Lorne Campbell 4th DC Rosegate Betty Boop v Stardox Penelope Neil & Lorraine & David Simmons

NBQ FC Doxwood’s Perfect Performance MS RN JE CGC John Merriman Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Carrie Hamilton & Gordon Stueber Best Open & Absolute Shadach’s Droughtlander Murtagh ML ________________________________

Hoosier Dachshund Club 11/13/2021 Total Number of Starters: 51 OAAD Starters: 11 Judges: Paul Thomas, Stan Knoll 1st Yuki Lee V.D. Josephina’s Hoeve Lisa Poole 2nd Jarbsy’s Brother I’m Never A Fairytale CGC Chris K Moore 3rd GCH Jeric’s Mister Lincoln W CD BN RE NAJ CGC Michele Bertot 4th GCH CH Stardust Man O’ War of the Bluegrass CGC THDN, Brenda Adams & Rachel Clark NBQ GCH CH OC’s Independent Flame V Talisman ML Robin LaFrance & Rebecca Armstrong OAAB Starters: 18 Judges: Shawn Nies & Jamie Sexton 1st Bridgsens Brei Emma Lisa Poole 2nd Okhotnichiy Gladiator Dakota, Lisa Poole 3rd Blackhawk Pied Piper HHH ML, Kimberly Betzke 4th Blackhawk Whickett in the Thickett ML Paul Thomas NBQ Caristeda Marvel’s Dark Phoenix, Terri C Holman & Cheryl Holman DVM Field Champion Dog Starters: 7 Judges: Wendy Snyder, Robin LaFrance

1st DC Indiana Jones Aus Der Wutzelgrube CDX BN RI TDX NA NAJ ME BCAT DJ CGC TKA Shawn M. Nies 2nd FC Kivaar a Keleti Tuz JE CGC Sherry L. Ruggieri 3rd FC Jalyse’s Home Run ML Jamie Sexton 4th FC Diddydox Mr. Big Lights Up The Sky V Hoppledachs JE CA TD Heidi Meyers NBQ FC Keszito a Keleti Tuz CGC Sherry L. Ruggieri Field Champion Bitch Starters: 15 Judges: Shawn Nies & Terese Thomas 1st FC Tusoksori-Ugraszto Husniya CGC ROMX Sherry L. Ruggieri 2nd FC Keeva a Keleti Tuz JE CGC Sherry L. Ruggieri 3rd FC Jalyse’s Fire On The Train ML Jamie Sexton 4th FC Katja a Keleti Tuz Stan Knoll NBQ FC Hidden Cedars Peewee Socute Rory MSB Debbie Senkbeil & Laurie Rutherford ________________________________

The Dachshund Club of New Jersey 11/14/2021 Total Number of Starters: 33 OAAD Starters: 8 Judges: Monica Galley & Gordon Stueber 1st CH Our Gang’s Do the Boogie Woogie ML CGC RN Penelope E. Neil & Nancy Z. Prouty 2nd GCHB Dachaven Maverick Dream Catcher Alan James 3rd Stardox Excitable Boy ML TD AXP AJP XFP TKI CGC TKA, Alice Moyer & Phil Kirby

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Field Trial Results continued from page 49... 4th Creekwood Benji of the Backwoods Zofia Wrona NBQ Sunlight’s Gold Rush Phyllis Meseroll & Michael Nothstein OAAB Starters: 10 Judges: Alice Moyer & Paul Martin 1st Rosegate Perfect Landing @ Digalot Judy Stephenson Lorraine & David Simmons 2nd Elite Zenyatta Debra & Albert Rowe & Barbara & John Granger 3rd Shadach’s Golden Girl Blanche Diane W. Sennett 4th Sunlight’s Can’t Let Go Michael D. Nothstein & Karin Boyd NBQ Stardox Shadows in the Moonlight Lorraine & David Simmons Field Champions Combined Starters: 15 Judges: Gordon Heldebrandt & Ike Rowe 1st Shadach’s Droughtlander Murtagh ML Diane W. Sennett 2nd DC Lorica’s Little Spark RA JE CGC TKN Jessica & Lorne Campbell 3rd Gchb DC Doxwood’s Leading Lady MW CGC TKN John Merriman 4th FC Hoppledach’s Jewel American Ruby MLC Monica Galley & Pamala J. Hopkins NBQ FC Twelfth Night Fanale Diana L Gordon & Gayla Stueber Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Gordon Heldebrandt & Ike Rowe Best Open & Absolute CH Our Gang’s Do the Boogie Woogie ML CGC RN ________________________________

Hoosier Dachshund Club 11/14/2021 Total Number of Starters: 46 OAAD Starters: 10 Judges: Wendy Snyder & Shawn Nies 1st CH Jarbsy’s Throwing Shade BCAT Sandy Arnold 2nd Blackhawk The Ghost of Gibson Paul Thomas 3rd GCH Jeric’s Mister Lincoln W Michele Bertot 4th GCH CH Oc’s Independant Flame V Talisman ML Rebecca Armstrong & Robin LaFrance NBQ Jarbsy’s Brother I’m Never A Fairytale CGC Chris K. Moore OAAB Starters: 15 OAAB Judges: Stan Knoll & Heidi Meyers 1st Okhotnichiy Gladiator Dakota, Lisa Poole 2nd Blackhawk Whickett in the Thickett Paul Thomas 3rd Caristeda V Dackeldorf TwoBitch Bourbon Terri C. Holman 4th Blackhawk Pied Piper HHH ML, Kimberly Betcke NBQ OC’s Ms Looking For Adventure ML Robin LaFrance Field Champion Dogs Starters: 10 Judges: Jamie Sexton, Stan Knoll 1st FC Keszito a Keleti Tuz CGC Sherry L. Ruggieri 2nd DC Indiana Jones Aus der Wutzelgrube CDX BN RI TDX NA NAJ ME BCAT DJ CGC TKA, Shawn M. Nies 3rd FC Yuki Lee V.D. Josephinas Hoeve Lisa Poole 4th GCH DC Red’s Jim Beam MS CA TKN

Rita Kepner NBQ FC Kivaar a Keleti Tuz JE CGC Sherry L. Ruggieri Field Champion Bitch Starters: 11 Judges: Robin LaFrance & Paul Thomas 1st FC Bridgsens Brei Emma Lisa Poole 2nd FC Tusoksori-Ugraszto Husniya CGC ROMX Sherry L. Ruggieri 3rd FC Hidden Cedars Falling 4 You MS Debbie Senkbeil & Laurie Rutherford 4th FC Katja a Keleti Tuz Stan Knoll NBQ FC Hidden Cedars Read Between The Lines MSB JE Debbie Senkbeil & Laurie Rutherford ________________________________

Golden Gate Dachshund Club 11/20/2021 Total Number of Starters: 45 OAAD Starters: 8 Judges: Denise Gehring & Michelle Kutzler 1st Lea’s Wish Upon a Star Kathy Schooler 2nd Dharmadachs NYC Commodore Vanderbilt SW Helen Truszkowski & Leslie Savoye 3rd CH MoonLight’s King Lion Heart, Celli Jones 4th CH Kinderteckel’s Inglenook Kristin Cihos-Williams & Emi Pedraza NBQ CH Kotate Hills Captain Nemo V Edelweiss Pat & Jerry Price OAAB Starters: 22 Judges: Jerry & Pat Price 1st Dharmadachs SP Shasta Daylight SW Chip & Leslie Savoye 2nd Aldox Black Coffee In Bed Dale & Juliet Rigtrup 3rd Kinderteckel’s Margaux Kristin Cihos-Williams & Emi Pedraza 4th Lea’s Just a Lil’ Crimson & Clover MW Nancy Kast & Justine Espinoza NBQ KFW Aquamarine In The Sky With Diamonds MW FDC CGC TKN ATT Michelle Kutzler & Courtney Kutzler Field Champion Combined Starters: 15 Judges: Leslie Savoye & Steve Shultz 1st DC Kinderteckel’s Excaliber Arthur Kristin Cihos-Williams & Emi Pedraza 2nd DC Moonlight’s Valentine Queen W Denise & Dana Gehring & Celli Jones

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3rd DC Doxieville That’s Why Bentley at Grd MW RN ME FDC CAX BCAT RATS MHE CGC VC Denise & Dana Gehring 4th DC KFC Tanzanite In The Sky With Diamonds MW RI FDC SE CA BCAT CGC TKN ATT Michelle Kutzler & Collen Kutzler & Connor Kutzler NBQ FC Carrdox Luck of the Irish Sharon & Joe Carr Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Jerry Price & Steve Shultz Best Open & Absolute: Dharmadachs SP Shasta Daylight SW ________________________________

Northern California Dachshund Club Inc. 11/21/21 Total Number of Starters: 45 OAAD Starters: 10 Judges: Steve Shultz & Tim Durland 1st Dharmadachs NMC Commodore Vanderbuilt SW Helen Tcuszowski & Leslie Savoye 2nd GCH Kinderteckel’s Put My Name in Bold Kristin Cihos-Williams & Emily Pedraza 3rd CH GRD’s V Moonlight’s When the Ball Drops MW Celli Jones, Denise & Dana Gehring 4th CH Kadell’s with Luck in My Eyes Valerie Barnd NBQ Rivercliff Lea Hit the Jackpot on Las Vegas Blvd MW Kathy Gelein OAAB Starters: 20 Judges: Denise Gehring & Hartmut Karl 1st KFW Aquarmarine in the Sky with Diamonds Dr. Michelle Kutzler & Colleen Kutzler 2nd Bria-wire Trial by Fire MW Stacy Sullivan & Steve Millsap 3rd CH KFW Will If It Isn’t The Holy Monk MW Dr. Michelle Kutszler 4th Kinderteckel’s Margaux Kristin Cihos-Williams & Emily Pedraza NBQ MoonLight’s Spirit of the Air MW Raecine Chaney Field Champion Combined Starters: 15 Judges: Sharon Carr & Cheryl Shultz 1st Amalia vom Heidesend Hartmut Karl 2nd GCH DC Kotate Hills Downtown Brown V Edelweiss Patricia & Gerald Price & Barbara Cox 3rd FC Lorindol You Are the Line SS Janene Oswald & Jerrilyn Smith 4th DC Kleine Rhinestone im Mondlicht

Dr Michelle Kutzler & Colleen Kutzler NBQ DC Moonlight’s Valentine Queen W Denise Gehring & Dana Gehring Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Sharon Carr & Cheryl Shultz Best Open KFW Aquarmarine in the Sky with Diamonds Absolute Amalia vom Heidesend ________________________________

NBQ FCH Eternal’s She’s On Fire MW SHH Stacey Sullivan & Stuart Millsaps Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Dale Rigtrup & Diane Jones Best Open GCHB Benway’s RuPeeve Dances In Drag Absolute DCH Kleine Diamont im Mondlicht MW RN TKN FDCATT CGC ________________________________

Sierra Dachshund Breeders Club Of Dachshund Club of Santa Ana Valley, Inc. Los Angeles Co. 11/28/2021 11/27/2021 Total Number of Starters: 34

Total Number Of Starters: 29

OAAD Starters: 7 Judges: Janet Hicks & Hartmut Karl 1st GCHB Benway’s RuPeeve Dances In Drag Pauline Hale 2nd Glenavan Fire Cracker Nancy Stanley Waud 3rd CH Kadell’s With Luck In My Eyes TKN Valeria Barnd 4th CH MoonLight’s King Lion Heart Celli Jones NBQ CH GRD’s V MoonLight’s When The Ball Drops MS Celli Jones, Dana Gehring & Denise Gehrings

OAAD Starters: 6 Judges: Sue Rucker & Sharon Carr 1st CH GRD’s V Moonlight’s When The Ball Drops MS Celli Jones & Dana Gehring & Denise Gehring 2nd GCHB Benway’s Rupeeve Dances Inl Drag MS Pauline Hale 3rd CH Kadell’s With Luck In My Eyes W TKN Valerie Barnl 4th CH Moonlight’s King Lion Heart Celli Jones NBQ CH Kinderteckel’s Inglenook Kristin Cihos-Williams & Emi Pedraza

OAAB Starters: 10 Judges: Jan Oswald & Sue Rucker 1st Briarwire’s Trial By Fire MW Stacey Sullivan & Stuart Millsaps 2nd Ezri Mercy Miesner CA SHH CGC TKP TL-1 Chris & Denise Miesners 3rd Hidden Cedars No More Promises Lisa Griggs 4th CH KFW Painite In The Sky With Diamonds RN FDC SE BCAT TKN ATT Dr. Michelle Anne Kutzler NBQ CH MoonLight’s It’s A Girl My Lord Celli Jones

OAAB Starters: 11 Judges: Nancy Stanley Waud & Linda Castaneda 1st Hidden Cedars No More Promises Lisa Griggs 2nd CH Moonlight’s It’s A Girl My Lord Celli Jones 3rd CH KFW Painite In The Sky With Diamonds RN FDC SE BCAT TKN ATT Michelle Kutzler 4th Ezri Mercy Meisner CA SHH CGC TKP TL-1 Chris & Denise Meisner NBQ Rivercliff’s Ready For Remi Lea MW Chris Schulke

Field Champion Combined Starters: 17 Judges: Dale Rigtrup & Diane Jones 1st DCH Kleine Diamont im Mondlicht MW RN TKN FD CATT CGC Dr. Michelle & Connor Kutzler 2nd FCH Carrdox Luck Of The Irish, Sharon & Joe Carrs 3rd GCHB DCH MoonLight’s Dusky Sprite Umbriel MW CGC Celli Jones 4th FCH OC’s Flying Jeep MS RN CGCA TKP TL-1 Chris & Denise Miesner & Robin LaFrance

Field Champion Combined Starters: 12 Judges: Linda Castaneda & John Ruege 1st DC Kleine Diamont Im Mondlicht MW RN FDC,TKN ATT CGC Michelle & Connor Kutzler 2nd DC KFW Tanzanite In The Sky With Diamonds ML Dr. Michelle Anne Kutzler & Colleen & Connor Kutzler 3rd DC Kinderteckel’s Excalibur Kristin Cihos-Williams & Emi Pedroza 4th FC Eternal’s She’s On Fire MW SHH Stacey Sullivan & Stuart Millsap

NBQ FC Teckelhof’s Yankee Doodle Nancy Stanley Waud Judges for Best Open & Absolute: Linda Castaneda & John Ruege Best Open & Absolute Hidden Cedar’s No More Promises ________________________________

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Dachshund Club of America Winter 2021

AN INVITATION TO HOST THE DCA 2023 AND 2024 NATIONAL SPECIALTIES AT PURINA FARMS This is an invitation from the Dachshund Club of America Board of Directors to all local dachshund clubs. We are looking for clubs to host our 2023 and 2024 National Specialties at the Purina Farms Event Center in Gray Summit, MO. This should prove to be a rewarding and financially profitable way for clubs to host a National Specialty when past challenges of putting on an event of this magnitude may have been out of their reach. Historically DCA has welcomed bids from local dachshund clubs to host the National Specialty in their own territory but we are in a changing environment. DCA recognizes that it is getting more difficult for clubs to find suitable sites with adequate convention space and nearby pet-friendly lodging. Additionally, many clubs do not own their own conformation, agility, obedience or rally equipment. The Dachshund Club of America, Inc. has contracted with Purina Farms as the site for our 2022, 2023 and 2024 National Specialties. The Central Ohio Dachshund Club will be the host club for DCA in 2022 at the Purina Farms Event Center. DCA is offering other local dachshunds clubs the opportunity to host the National in 2023 or 2024. DCA has contracted the Purina Farms Event Center March 18 25, 2023 (Saturday through the following Saturday), and May 18-24, 2024 (Saturday through the following Friday). NOTE: Purina Farms is located in the territory of the St. Louis Dachshund Club. DCA has reached an agreement with the St. Louis Dachshund Club to permit other clubs to hold specialties in their territory as the host club for DCA in 2023 and 2024. Any local club submitting a successful bid to host the National Specialty would be welcome to hold one or two specialties in their club’s name prior to the National Specialty at the Purina Farms Event Center. There are many benefits to holding events at the Purina Farms Event Center. It is a state-of-the-art, full-service facility for dog events. Conformation, agility, obedience and rally events are held indoors in a comfortable, climate-controlled setting. There is indoor grooming space and dog bathing stations as well as comfortable onsite exhibitor services, such as exhibitor changing rooms and a café. The Purina Farms Event Center offers conformation ring equipment, tables and chairs as well as agility, rally and obedience equipment. Purina Farms provides ample parking space for vehicles and fullservice RV spaces with 30 & 50 amp electric, water and sewer connections. As an added bonus, the host club has the privilege of selecting the DCA National Sweepstakes judges for that year. The only set-up for the local club would be any table or ring decorations they wish to display (in compliance with Purina Farms). The main responsibilities of a local dachshund club hosting the National specialty include: n Creating a theme and artwork (with DCA approval) for the National specialty n Filing all AKC applications for the National specialty, obedience, rally and agility trials within AKC filing deadlines, as well as their own club’s events at Purina Farms. n Negotiating a room block for exhibitors and judges at the host hotel n Arranging meeting space at the host hotel or at Purina Farms for the DCA educational events. n Selecting the DCA National Sweepstakes judges in all three varieties. n Developing premium list & catalog content for the National events as well as any local club events. n Planning morning & evening hospitalities at the host hotel. The only required hospitality event is opening night hospitality and DCA provides the host club a $2000.00 stipend to cover this expense. All other hospitalities are optional but strongly encouraged. Often other clubs will volunteer to host a morning or evening hospitality to help share the load. n Planning the DCA Awards Dinner at the conclusion of the National Specialty As expected, there are financial implications that clubs will want to consider. Historically, host clubs have benefited financially from hosting the National Specialty since entries are much larger than local events. Clubs would be responsible for the rent of Purina Farms Exhibition Hall on the days of any events held in their name. Clubs would also be responsible for all show secretary/superintendent fees associated with their specialties with the exception of a shared catalog with DCA, with shared catalog expense. Clubs would be responsible for hiring & providing hospitality for their own judges and providing all ribbons and awards for their events. Clubs would have the opportunity to hold their own raffle on the days of their events, retaining all proceeds from their raffle. DCA is responsible for hiring their own judges, the rent of the Purina Farms Event Center on the days of DCA events, all ribbons and awards for the National Specialty, and all superintendent fees associated with events in DCA’s name. DCA reserves the right to have Ways & Means with all proceeds going to DCA, and to hold a raffle on the days of DCA events with all DCA raffle proceeds going to DCA. We anticipate that interested clubs will have questions that may not have been answered here. We welcome all inquiries and will do our best to provide prompt answers to whatever questions you may have Direct inquiries to our Corresponding Secretary at cherevee@sbcglobal.net. 52

Dachshund Club of America Winter 2021

DCA 2022 Schedule of Events FIELD TRIALS

Hosted by the Hoosier Dachshund Club

Saturday, May 14 • Hotel Check-in: Holiday Inn, Six Flags • Afternoon RV Check-in: Purina Event Center

• DCA Regional Rally, Purina Event Center • DCA Education Expo, Ice Cream Social, Host Hotel

Sunday, May 15 • DCA National Agility Trial, Purina Event Center Agility: Lisa Potts • Move In-Purina Event Center • Welcome Reception-Host Hotel

Breed Judges Longs: Jan Swayze-Curry Smooths: David Peat Wires: John Wade Juniors: David Peat Rally: Catherine Thompson

Monday, May 16 • CODC Host Show 1, Purina Event Center • DCA Regional Obedience, Purina Event Center

TRACKING TEST Hosted by the Hoosier Dachshund Club Thursday, May 8 • DCA National Tracking Test Sullivan County Fairgrounds,

Sullivan, MO Judges Ulysses James, Carol Ruthenberg

CONFORMATION & COMPANION EVENTS Hosted by the Central Ohio Dachshund Club

Judges OD: Lori Isaacson, Shawn Nies OB: Rebecca Mclusky, Heidi Meyers FCD: Heidi Meyers, Rebecca Mclusky FCB: Shawn Nies, Lori Isaacson

Senior ED: Randy Eltringham Master ED: Jody Dean Saturday, May 14 • DCA National ED Test Intro: Claire Mancha Junior ED: Ashley Dumas Senior ED: Carolyn Casoria-Lewis Master ED: Krista Williams

Breed Judges Longs: Hal Biermann Smooths: Pat Taylor Wires: Frances Colonna Juniors: Hal Biermann Obedience: Catherine Thompson Tuesday, May 17 • CODC Host Show 2, Purina Event Center

Sweepstakes Judges Longs: Debbie James

See the DCA 2022 Facebook (Meta) Page for latest Updates!

Host Hotel - Holiday Inn Six Flags: Eureka, MO (15 minutes from Event Center) • $119.95 plus tax nightly room rate plus tax • Two room limit per reservation • $35 non pet fee refundable pet fee

• Reservations by phone only: 800-782-8108 or 636-938-6661 (mention DCA to secure room rate)

Attention RV Campers - information on the 2022 reservation process is now available!

The Dachshund Club of America Newsletter

WINTER 2021, Volume XLV, Number 4

Lynne Dahlén, Editor N961 Mayflower Road Appleton, WI 54913 Official DCA Website: dachshundclubofamerica.org

Cover photo credit: Steff Monteleone Digital art credit - PAWSS at https://www.pawss.store/

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