E Dalmatians June 2011 Edition

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America's NUMBER ONE Dalmatian* BEST IN SHOW

Bred by: Connie Wagner

Owned by: Jim & Barbara Lyons

Our appreciation to Judges , Mr David Jay Hyman for this prestigious win and to Group Judge Mary Lou Kniola.

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Owned by Wendell Sammet and Karen LeFrak

Breeder/ Co Owner: Richard Baker

`Sister`*Canine Chronicle Breed stats

No.1 Dalmatian in the Breed*

3 More Goup FIRSTS! Group 1 ~ St. Hubert Kennel Club

Mr. Jim Ham Group 1 ~ Vacationland Dog Club

Mrs. Peggy HaasGroup 1 ~ Trumball County KC

Mr. Raymond Filburn

Thank You Judges


Special Thank you to all the Judges

2011 TOP TWENTY WINNER Dalmatian Club of America Specialty

BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX Dalmatian Club of America Specialty

Daisy

MBIS/MBISS Can/Am GCH Ch Blackthorn’s Flower Power

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Owned & loved by Bertha Little, Joan Eversole and Jeff LangevinAlways grateful to her Breeders ~ Sara Pruyne, Linda McSherry and Sue MacMillan

Always owner handled & loved by Laurie Isaacson.

www.hot2spotdalmatians.com

Breeder: Elizabeth Zedal

Besides being the youngest this year to qualify and compete in the Top Twenty ,Miley was the only Top Twenty qualifier to compete in Obedience, Rally, Agility

and she played at coaching. She truly IS the Best of Both Worlds.

Thank you to everyone who encouraged and cheered for us on this journey.

Big congratulations to Momma Daisy, the DCA 2011 Top Twenty Winner!

Ya “cleaned up” REAL GOOD, girl!

We had a BLAST at DCA!

BISS GCH CH Sweetspot Hot2spot Best of Both Worlds “ Miley”


www.dutchkennels.ca


BIS BISS Am Ch/Cdn Grand Ch Onsengeltje Enough Said

“DANNY”Award of Merit DCA 2011

Danny

Breeder/Owner/Handler ~ Carola Adams ~ Onsengeltje Dalmatians ~ www.dutchkennels.ca


A Successful National Specialty...

Eclipse Rachel Alexandra

“Rachel” was one of only four bitches to be awarded placements under all three judges!

2nd Bred by Exhibitor (20 present)2nd 16-18 Futurity

3rd 15-24 Sweepstakes

Eclipse The Derby (Coach)1st 15-24 Sweepstakes

1st 16-18 FuturityMade the Cut in Bred By

CH Cranbrooke Special Delivery - CH Eclipse The Oaks Insignia, by CH Eclipse The Masters

Breeder / Owner / HandlerLaura Fenton Carpenter

Eclipse Dalmatians


Ch. Southern Exposure Abby of Bedlam CDX, RE, NF, CGC

Abby earned her Road Dog Title (RD) at this year’s 2011 Damatian Club Of America Road Trial event.

1st place ~ Road Trial Novice A under judge Sara Pruyne

She was awarded an Award of Merit as a Veteran Bitch, at the Dalmatian Club of Greater New York Specialty,

March 25, 2011 under judge David Miller

She is also the proud mother of the BISS GCH S.Xposur N Dynastys Chasin Neon Rainbows CD, RE

“AJ” AJ recently earned his Grand Championship

& his Rally Excellent title (RE) at this year’s DCA National Specialty.

We cannot be prouder of our liver girl attaining so much success. Brains, beauty, endurance

and the ability to represent Dalmatians so well in every arena.

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Ch. Shamrock N Erins Firedance &

Shamrock Southern Exposure Zoey CD RE CGC

Breeders / Owners: Barbara and David Garceau

Co Owner:Jacquelyn Quinn


SUMMIT

MOCHA MOUNTAINC H . C I M A R R O N O V E R L A N D E X P R E S S X C H C I M A R R O N S U M M I T B A B Y I M A M A Z E D

Major Pointed and MultiPle Best of Breed Winner

2011 Dalmatian Club of America’s

BEST SENIOR IN SWEEPSTAKES

from the 14-16 month dog, Judge Elaine Thomas3rd - Futurity, 15-24 month dog, Judge Sheila Wymore

3rd - Open Liver dog, Judge Eva Berg

Thank you Judges for a wonderful DCA!

Owner Edie Howell, Parker CO

Breeder/Handler Rebecca MontgomerySummit Dalmatianswww.summitdalmatians.com

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Major pointed

DCA 2011 Wins

1st - Futurity 6-9 month bitch, Judge Sheila Wymore2nd - Sweeps 8-10 month bitch, Judge Elaine Thomas3rd - Bred-by class, Judge Frank Sabella

Thank you judges for consistently recognizing this beautiful girl.

SUMMIT AND POLARIS

LEADING LADYBISS GRCH DALMINO’S DEVIL MAY CARE X CH CIMARRON SUMMIT BABY IM AMAZED

Rebecca Montgomery, Summit Dalmatianswww.summitdalmatians.comAlways Breeder/Owner/Handled

Co-breeder Deby Harber, Polaris Dalmatians

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Just 4 weekends out...5 point major reserve3 points2 national placements

Owned by Karen McNamara, Sandra Lajoie & Virginia Simpson

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Judge John J. Madieros

LeapingDals.com

Judge Connie S. Clapp

Grand Championship Title with 5 Point Major - Dec 18, 2010

Winning Best in Specialty Show on to a Group 3 - Feb 13, 2011

Finished Champion with 5 Point Major, 2nd Specialty Major - Aug 8, 2008

Judge RonnieEllen Fischler

Leaping Dals Joy-Boy Jackson RE NP13626002Sire: CH Storytym Never Done Page . Dam: Bret D Belladona . Owner/Handler: Denise Dawson


Lizabeth Hancock, Thidwick Dalmatianswww.thidwick.com

[email protected]

Lillian Strait, Dreamworks Dalmatianswww.dreamworksdalmatians.comdreamworksdals@sbcglobal.net

Lizabeth Hancock, Thidwick DalmatiansLizabeth Hancock, Thidwick Dalmatians Lillian Strait, Dreamworks Dalmatianswww.dreamworksdalmatians.comdreamworksdals@sbcglobal.net

Lillian Strait, Dreamworks Dalmatianswww.dreamworksdalmatians.comdreamworksdals@sbcglobal.net

Ring Bearer“Theo” Fiacre N Esquire’s Theo Thidwick

Owners: Carol Chase Healy & Barbara GreenspanHas both majors.

Flower Girl“CoCo” Ch Thidwick Hot Hot Cocoa

Owner Liz Hancock

First Attendant/Bridesmaid“Aura” Ch Thidwick Aura

Owner Liz Hancock

Second Attendant/Bridesmaid“Zara” Ch Thidwick An Heir about Her

Owner Wendy Barrett

Ch Thidwick HaloCh WhiteCap Dreamwork’s

Prince Caspian

Puppies expected Memorial Day Weekend!

Contact Thidwick Dalmatians for details

not Kate and Prince William...Hailey and

Prince Caspian

The Union of the CenturyThe Union of the Century


Best Junior in Sweepstakes & Best in SweepstakesTroika’s Rock the Casbah Bret D (Michele Markoff)

Best Senior Summit Mocha Mountain (Edie Howell)

Best Junior & Best in Futurity Cranbrooke BackN Black (Linda Taylor)

Best Senior in Futurity Spotlight Salutation (Connie Wagner)

Best of BreedGCH CH Bret D Gabriel’s Lost Art (Kimberly Carey)

Best of Opposite & Top 20 WinnerGCH Blackthorns Flower Power (Bertha Little, Joan Eversole & Jeffrey Langevin)

Winners Dog/ Best of WinnersBlackflash Star’s Comet (Marsha Smith & Jay & Ellen Mirro)

Reserve Winners DogChocoChip Boone for Cranbrooke (Linda Taylor)

Winners BitchDakota’s The Closer (John & Kristine Benoit & Sue Buse)

Reserve Winners BitchPolaris and Summit’s Star Struck (Owners: Deby Harber & Rebecca Montgomery)

Selects & Awards of Merit (in catalog order)Sel Dog:GCH Spotlight’s RuffianSel Bitch:CH. Tramac Just Walk’n On SunshineGCH Tramac Joyride’N With SpotliteGCH Paisley Nspird By BroadwayGCH MT Bryton’s Covert OperativeGCH Sunnyoaks Ready To RumbaCH Onsengeltje Enough SaidCH Starchart’s Cassiopeia By PaisleyGCH CH Riverside’s The SistersCH Snowhill’s Fireflies At Rockstar

Road TrialHigh Scoring Dog & Best Conditioned Horse:Ch Lin-Dals Maxx Kakl CDX, RAE, RDX(Linda M. Lombardi) Riding~ Zippos Sweet Miss “Zippy”

TrackingQualifiers(TD) Ch . PHD’S IMA Heartbreaker CDX, RAE, OA, OAJ (Patricia Sayles & Toni Searcy)(TDX) Dakota Fyregele Cosmopolitan, TD, NA, NAJ (Jody & Kelly Fraser)

ObdienceHigh In Trial:Koira’s Chocolate Mousse , RE, CGC, BN (Joanne E. Blewett, PhD)

Best Stud DogCh Paisley Nspird By Broadway (MacMillan/Iwaoka)Best Brood BitchBlackflash Midnight Star (Steve and Sharon Nielsen and MK Smith)

Judges: Dogs & Intersex: Mrs. Eva E. Berg Bitches & Non-Regular: Mr. Frank Sabella Futurity: Sheila Wymore Sweepstakes: Elaine Thomas Jr Showmanship: Mrs. Eva E. Berg Obedience: Mr. Patrick Higgins, Rally Obedience: Catherine Thompson, Agility: Dan Faulkner Road Trial: Sara Pruyne Tracking: Stephen L. Ripley

2010 DCA National Results Held on April 28- May 4 in Ft Mitchell, Kentucky

Photos courtesy of Karen McNamara

Candids from around the ring at DCA Photos courtesy of Karen McNamara



Sweeps: Ms. Tina Thomas-BatchelorBPSW: TROIKA’S ROCK THE CASBAH BRET D (Michele Markoff)BJSW/BSW: SUNNYOAKS SWEETHEART DEAL.(Tom & Michele Wrath) Regular Classes: Judge: Mrs. Molly MartinBOB: CH SPOTLIGHTS RUFFIAN (Jim & Barbara Lyons)BOS: GCH STARSEEKER N BROOKSIDES BELAGIO (Linda Davis & Beth Winick)WD/BOW: BRET D N MONARCH N SERENITY BAY THOMAS MAGNUM PI. (Marie D Zink & John Bachey & Betty Carrol)RWD: TROIKA’S ROCK THE CASBAH BRET D.WB: SUNNYOAKS SWEETHEART DEAL. (Tom & Michele Wrath)RWB: TROIKA NSPIRD MAGICAL THINKING (Michele Markoff)Select Dog: GCH JILLOC’S RICH AND FAMOUS RN (Carl Carro & Inna Liban)Select Bitch:CH CHALLENGE’S FIRST IN LINE RA (Vickie Eckard & Karen Linsky)

Photos courtesy of Linda Davis

Photos courtesy of Sue Sommerfield

Best of Breed

BPSW & RWD

Sweeps Judge

Regular Judge

BJSW/BSW & WB

Select Dog

Select Bitch

Best of Opposite

Winners Dog / BOW

Reserve Winners Bitch

Greater Washington Dalmatian Club Specialty | May 21, 2011 | Manassas, Va. The Winners


Some Candids from GWDC Specialty Photos courtesy of Linda Davis


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The Conformation Ring. It can be the most wonderful or awful place

in the sport of dogs. Exhibiting in conformation is the opportunity for you to showcase the best of your breeding program. How many times have you sat ringside and watched a dog and its handler gait effortlessly around the ring, the dog moving in perfect cadence as it glides into a perfect stack at the end of the lead. You can see the chemistry between

dog and exhibitor and if you happen to be the person at the end of the lead it feels like magic. It would be wonderful if every day and every dog were like this but that would be too easy. These dogs of ours have a way of keeping us humble. We have all walked into the ring on those days when it seems like nothing can possibly go right. On those days what we do feels less like exhibiting dogs and more like wrestling alligators.I will be the first person to admit that training puppies is not my best thing.

Don’t get me wrong. I love puppies and the promise that comes with that frenetic bundle of energy at the other end of the lead. Puppies are a clean slate. Their show career is yet to be defined. Anything is possible - once of course we surmount what seems to be the immediate impossibility of getting four paws on the floor in the correct order at the correct time.

Puppies are cute for a reason. It guarantees that they will live to see adulthood.

We start our pups out like everyone else, stacking on the grooming table when they are about 5 or 6 weeks old. They are never as well trained as they should be for their first stacked photos, and a quick look at pictures from any of our recent litters is evidence of that fact. We don’t push our pups very hard, believing that it is better to have a happy, spirited pup to take into the ring. This has its advantages and disadvantages. More often than not I err on the side of too much spirit and that can make for some entertaining times in the ring.

Once our pups have their full set of vaccinations they head out to the big world. For some pups the transition from home which by now has become predictable and familiar to the big world is a smooth one. For others, it can take some time. You can find yourself apologizing for the pup that insists on crawling up into everyone’s lap to cover them in sloppy puppy kisses or trying your best to coax a reluctant pup to take the treat out of the nice stranger’s hand. Each pup is different and they all come along in their own good time. And

just when you think that you have the boldest brassiest pup to place its paws on the planet, your master of the universe goes into retreat. If you are like me, you wonder what you did wrong. Was it too much at once or not enough? What we would all give to know what goes through their little minds! Most likely it is just another stage in the development process, one that they seem to manage through better than us!

The prudent puppy owner, along with frequent outings in the big world, will also enroll their pup in puppy kindergarten and start attending the local handling class if one is available. Both provide comfortable environments to introduce and encourage desired behavior. It is a great place to work on socialization with dogs and humans and provides a great prelude to what lies ahead in the show ring. With the pup reasonably well trained and the landmark six month date fast approaching, it is time to enter that first show and demonstrate the fruits of our practice. The prudent puppy owner will test the waters with a match, but this is the same person who also faithfully went to class every week. The adventurous (translation: foolish) owner will head straight for an AKC show, and the really bold - okay crazy person- will skip past all of this and enter a specialty show for the puppy’s debut.

When we were starting out in dogs, I used to hear the veterans of the sport joke about stopping at rest stops as they traveled to dog shows so that they could train their new pups for the upcoming show. I used to look down my nose at people who brought puppies into the ring that were not well trained. Let’s

just say that we are kinder and humbler folk these days. It is not always easy or possible to get to a match before the first AKC show. Real life often gets in the way of best laid plans, and so in March we found ourselves driving 600 miles to a specialty show with a newly trained puppy in tow. I looked at my husband and said “You know most people would take a young puppy to a local show to start out, but not us. We drive 600 miles to a specialty show with a dog that has never set foot on a show ground.” We have become the crazy people.

There is no magical Cinderella ending to my tale. Our young lad did not go BISS from the puppy class. He behaved just well enough to earn his right to stay in the ring but not an iota more. I don’t even think he won a class. But one thing is certain. Our young pup had a great adventure. He learned about staying in hotels, stopping at rest stops and traveling distances in the car. He saw his first St. Bernard, which judging by the size his eyes grew to, was a momentous event in his young life. He learned about grooming areas and doggy hair dryers and he met lots of new people and made lots of new friends. Having a great adventure every now and then isn’t such a bad idea after all.

People often say that they prefer to show males versus females. You’ve heard the reasons - the boys are more interested in pleasing you, females are independent, they can be hormonal which can cause them to gain weight and lose their interest in being in the ring. Makes sense, right? Except for one small detail. I have never had a female shut down on me because she was looking for a male

in season. Which brings me to my male Special.

This dog is one of the sweetest dogs ever. He is completely devoted to me 46 weeks out of the year. But heaven forbid that we are entered in a dog show any of the other 6 weeks when one of his house mates is in season, because during those two times of the year this dog doesn’t know who I am. He stops eating around Day 7, about the same time that he loses any ability to concentrate. I foolishly thought that out of sight would be out of scent and that all would be well. Not in the case of this dog. As it would have it our local Specialty Club show weekend coincided with the heat cycle of his half sister, almost guaranteeing that we would be the entertainment for the show circuit. Some judges were very sympathetic to the plight of my young Lothario. Others just laughed. I had a very distinguished judge tell me that he was her pick until he refused to behave. Her exact words to me were “Honey, he gave you the finger”. Do you know how funny that sounds coming from someone who reminds you of your grandmother?

We learn from these experiences. Wrestling alligators not only makes you humble but it makes you a better handler. For the puppy that is a bit unsteady in the ring I’ve learned to control my own nerves and be the friendly happy companion they need to bolster their confidence. I’ve learned to let my man on the hunt stack himself in the direction of the scent if that is what is working and I’ve learned to mold him into place, at least well enough to eke out a win on the worst of days. But mostly I’ve learned to laugh, at myself and at my dogs. After all, it is only a dog show, and there is always another one down the road.

WrestlingAlligAtorsby Michele Wrath


The Greater Denver Dalmatian Club (GDDC) 14th Annual Specialty Shows Island Grove Regional Park

Greeley, Colorado

Back to Back Specialties Friday, August 19, 2011

GDDC Specialty SHOW 1 Friday Morning – August 19, 2011

Sweepstakes & Veteran SweepstakesMs. Dawn Maul

Regular & Non-Regular Classes & Junior ShowmanshipMs. Elaine Lindhorst

GDDC Specialty SHOW 2 Friday Afternoon– August 19, 2011

Sweepstakes & Veteran SweepstakesMs. Sheila Wymore

Regular & Non-Regular Classes & Junior ShowmanshipMrs. Diana Skibinski

Our exciting Panel of Judges!

We continue to hold our Specialty in conjunction with the Greeley all-breed shows.It is a wonderful opportunity to compete in 4 different shows in 3 days . We look forward to welcoming our exhibitor friends, both old and new.

A light lunch will be provided by the Greater Denver Dalmatian Club on Friday between the morning and afternoon Specialty Shows.

Watch for additional information regarding dinner at the show site on Friday evening.

Trophy sponsorships by exhibitors, past winners and friends of our club are always welcomed and very much appreciated.

Please e-mail Kevin O’Connell, Club Secretaryto sponsor or inquire about trophy sponsorships.

[email protected]

Our 2011 Specialty Shows and the Greeley All-Breed Shows will be dedicated to the memory of Susie Wilson-Carroll,

one of our longtime active members that was taken from us too soon in November 2010.

Superintendent:Onofrio Dog Shows (www.onofrio.com)

All shows close on Aug 3, 2011


FRIDAY / SATURDAY, AUGUST 12-13, 201151st & 52nd BACK-TO-BACK SPECIALTY SHOWS

Shows to be held outdoors at the Lorain County Kennel Club Park, 49979 State Rte. 511, Henrietta Township (Oberlin, OH).

Show Hours 7:30 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Great lunch each day.

Entries close July 27, 2011.

On Sunday, August 14, Lorain County Kennel Club will hold their All Breed Show. Mr. Raymond Bay (CO) will judge Dals, and Mrs. Toby Frisch (NY) will judge the Non-Sporting Group.

For more information on Lorain County Kennel Club’s August 14 show please visit www.loraincountykc.org.

Health Clinics on Sunday , including BAER Testing. .

Show Chairperson: Cindy Riggans, [email protected] (330-232-0780)

Show Secretary: Linda Lombardi, 6668 Manchester Rd., Clinton, OH 44216-9464 [email protected] (330-882-8135)

Class Sponsorship: Nancy Abbott [email protected] (216-702-4441)

Friday Judges: Breed: Mrs.Toby Frisch (NY)

Puppy & Veteran Sweepstakes: Kathleen Barber (CT)

Saturday Judges: Breed: Mr. Robert Stein (TX)

Puppy & Veteran Sweepstakes: Laura Carpenter (KY)


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Conformation & Jrs:

Sharon Lyons

Sweepstakes:

Laura Lightholder

Obedience:

Dorin Jay Ladd

Conformation:

Linda Lewin

Sweepstakes:

Marcel Daignault

Oct 29 & 30, 2010Friday:

Sunday:All breed show

Conformation Judge:

Sandra Goose Allen

Saturday:

{ entries close Oct 13 }

Our Respected Judges Dalmatian Club of Northern California

66th & 67th Spotted Specialty Shows

Dixon, California.

Celebrate the day

by joining us at

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Designated Specialty

with Sacramento Valley Dog Fanciers.

Jr Showmanship and Obedience

offered by Sacramento Valley Dog Fanciers

Show secretary: Debi Best

[email protected]

To TheCalling all Black & Brown Spots From Near & Far

Jeff Fosenburg

DCNC President at

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or Karen Whyte

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66th & 67th Dalmatian Club of Northern California SpecialtiesOct 29 & 30 2010

Candids from the weekend

Photos & results submitted byJoan Fosenberg

Friday Sweeps: Judge Laura LightholderBest Jr./ Best in Sweeps: MOSAIC OSCAR’S WILDE RIDE N HALLWIRTH (Tom & Lynn Hallwirth )

Best Sr. PROCTOR’S GOLD RUSH ABSOLUTELY STRIKING IT RICH (Dennis & Michelle Collingwood)

Best Veteran: CH ODYSEYS FOUR ON THE FLOOR BY DAISYDOT (Kim Hess & Nicole Owen)

Breed: Judge Sharon LyonsWD/BOW: COACHLIGHT’S ALVIN RAY JAMES (Sheila Wymore & Donna Gillespie)

RWD: FIACRE N ESQUIRE’S THEO THIDWICK (Barbara Greenspan & Carol Chase)

WB: DJ’S IT’S SHOWTIME AT THE ROXIE (Deborah Jones)

RWB: ANGELDOTZ WHEN U WISH UPON A STAR. (Angela Stevanus & Maureen Hugunin)

BOB: GCH ROYALTY’S SPLASH OF TAYLOR (Walter & Peggy Polaski)

BOS: CH NSPIR D HOLLYWOOD LEGEND (Carrie Jordan)

AOM: CH BAY COLONY N TUCKWIN SO FAR SO GOOD ( Sarahanne Vancleeve and Judy Murray)

Select Dog: CH DRIFTWOOD PICOTEE FREESTYLE CD RE OA MXJ (Kathryn Blink & Krist Bowers)

Select Bitch: CH SUNNYOAKS SAINT FLORIAN LITTERI’S COMPASS ROSE (Linda Sexton & Dawn Mauel)

Stud Dog: CH NSPIR D HOLLYWOOD LEGEND (Carrie Jordan)

Brood Bitch: CH PROCTOR’S ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY (Kim Hess)

High in Trial: MONTAGUE DRIFTWOOD ONE HOT TAMALE CD, RE OTCH (Becky Luft)

Best Junio: Tiffany Owens SATURDAYSweeps: Judge Marcel Daignault

Best Jr./ Best in Sweeps: TRAMAC & SPOTLITE’S PURE IMAGINATION (Jennifer Meisch & Meg Callea)

Best Senior : FIACRE N ESQUIRE’S TRUE LIES (Carol Chase & Barbara Greenspan)

Best Veteran: CH DRIFTWOOD PICOTEE FREESTYLE CD RE OA MXJ (Kathryn Blink & Krist Bowers)

Breed: Judge Linda LewinWD/BOW: FIACRE N ESQUIRE’S THEO THIDWICK (Barbara Greenspan & Carol Chase)

RWD: COACHLIGHT’S ALVIN RAY JAMES (Sheila Wymore & Donna Gillespie)

WB: TRAMAC & SPOTLITE’S PURE IMAGINATION

RWB: FIACRE N ESQUIRE’S TRUE LIES (Carol Chase & Barbara Greenspan)

BOB: CH SWEETSPOT HOT2SPT BEST BOTH WORLDS

BOS: CH NSPIR D HOLLYWOOD LEGEND (Carrie Jordan)

AOM: CH BLACKFLASH MIDNIGHT STAR. (Steve & Sharon Nielsen & M K Smith)

AOM: CH DAL DORADO’S ACROSS THE UNIVERSE (Brian Brooks & Patricia Gibson)

AOM: CH SUNNYOAKS SAINT FLORIAN LITTERI’S COMPASS ROSE (Linda Sexton & Dawn Mauel)

Select Dog: CH TRAMAC N WINSTONS JOHNNY QUEST (Vickie & Paul Carleton)

Select Bitch: GCH ROYALTY’S SPLASH OF TAYLOR (Walter & Peggy Polaski)

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PHOTO /AD SPECS IF YOU ARE SUBMITTING A FINISHED ADFinal ads must be submitted in PDF format & must also be >300dpi.Page dimensions for our full page widescreen ads is: 15.0”W X 9 0” H (submit as 1 pdf /landscape spread).Classified ads have various sizesCheck our site for specific dimensions.

All photos to be used in ad layouts must be submitted with >300 dpi resolution in JPEG, TIFF or BMP format. A high resolution photo is necessary for proper viewing of your ad on the internet.

TEXT ARTICLE SUBMISSIONText articles can be submitted as email attachments or in a .DOC file (Microsoft Word).We do not pay for articles . All articles (unsolicited & approved), we will publish at no charge.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGWe offer a special classified section of all our E Magazines.If you would like to have a small ad or a breeder listing run for the entire year, this is for you!

CLUB SPECIALTY ADVERTISINGWe offer discounts for Breed club Specialty ads.Advertise your upcoming Specialty & send us photos & results and we will put together a multiple page photo spread in the very next month’s edition at NO cost! (You must advertise your specialty to get this free service) If you do not advertise your Specialty & still want photo collage pages, the rate is $40.00/page.

SUBSCRIBER INFOYou can subscribe for free directly on our website & receive the most recent news & information regarding our E Publications before the rest. If you have subscribed & are not receiving our monthly emails announcing our specials & new releases, check your Spam folder as our mail service may not be recognized by your email host & be filtered.

Advertising In our E Publications

Deadlines & Publishing Schedule for our Current E Publications

E Dalmatians (monthly) 1st of the month 20th of the month prior

E Boston Terriers (bi monthly 1st of the month 20th of the month prior

E Boxer Dogs (bi monthly) 1st of the month 20th of the month prior

E Yorkshire Terriers (bi monthly) 15th of the month 30th of the month prior

E Bull Terriers (bi monthly) 15th of the month 30th of the month prior

E Deadlines & publishing dates may be extended occasionally to accommodate Specialties & Nationals.We will note any changes to above schedules on each E Breed magazine site.

E Magazine Date of Publish Deadline

Email Address:[email protected]

Mailing Addess:E Dog Magazines40 Junction Road

South Berwick, Maine 03908

Where to Send your Ad Material

Please send all ads electronically via email attachment Any printed photos or material on CD’s

can be sent by regular mail to our mailing address.We will scan /copy all material & return all your ad material to you.


Pricing & Payment

E Magazine Date of Publish Deadline

Advertise Today!

Full Page Ads: $ 80.00 ( *Includes standard layout & design ) Premium Pages: $ 90.00 ( close to front , reservation required)Half Page Ads: $ 50.00 ( Classified/ Merchant/Litter ) Club Ads : $ 40.00 ( Full page/ Special Club rate ) Cover Page: $120.00 ( Reserved & Pre Paid) Additional Design Fees: $ 25.00

CLASSIFIEDSPer Year:$10.00 /year: Basic Kennel listing (text only)$25.00/ year: Premium Kennel listing (color/ logo)$50.00/ year: Double Buisness card size listing (color / photos)

Per Insertion:$50.00/ issue: Half Page ads$25.00/ issue: Premium Litter/ Announcement (color & 1 photo)

Bulk advertising: We offer discounts for multiple ads (Custom Quote)

Pricing thru 2011Specials will be listed monthly on each breed’s website.

How to Pay for your Ad

We accept all major credit cards.You can pay on line using our secure site or use your Pay Pal account.

Checks /money orders are also accepted by regular mail.Payment must be made at the time of Ad submission

Note: Our merchant service is thru Pay Pal but you can use a Credit Card. You do not need a Pay Pal account to pay via our secure website.

http://www.edogmagazines.com/Payment.html

E*Note: Free layout design fees include 1 revision.

Additional design fees will be charged for additional revisions. Any special custom graphics or photo touch ups require an additional design fee.


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E Dalmatians Classifieds

Yankee Dalmatians

Jeff & Joan FosenburgBrentwood, California

[email protected]

Canal Side Dalmatians

Pauline & Helen MasaschiSandwich, Mass.

[email protected]

Carrie Jordan So. California

www.NspirDals.com [email protected]

TNG DalmatiansJune & Irvin Krukenkamp M.D.

South Berwick, Mainewww.tngdalmatians.com

Rose Park Dalmatians

Chrissy Geisel & Lisa AdamsConway, South Carolina

843-457-7026 www.roseparkmanor.com

Yankee Dalmatians

Jeff & Joan FosenburgBrentwood, California

[email protected]

“Brains and Beauty”

thepawsmahal.com

L Clark Photo Design.com

www.lclarkphotodesign.com

Brian & Sue Marceau109 Elm Street

Pepperell, Ma 01463978-433-5705

www.spottedgemdalmatians.com

Spotted Gem Dalmatians

Dalmatian Art Prints

Fine quality Giclee on Canvas

By ‘Special Order’ Giclee prints are now available on fine art

textured paper and fine art smooth paper in addition to canvas. Other sizes are

available by ‘Special Order.’

www.dalprints.com

Over 35 Years of Breeding for Temperament and Conformation

Eleanor Winters, BreederQuality AKC Show and Pet

800 365 5652805 964 5911www.fyrehousedalmatians.com

Riverside DalmatiansLee, New Hampshire

Richard [email protected]

Donna YorkCookeville, Tennessee 38506

Phone: (931) 261-0139

http://www.southovertonfarm.com/Email: [email protected]

South Overton FarmDalmatians

Contact us today at:Editor@ edogmagazines.comWe’ll do the rest!

Also visit our classified pageon line to learn more at:

http://www.edogmagazines.com/Classifieds.html

Need a Classified AD?

Awwwhhhh... Summer!

Enjoy!

Documents

E Dalmatians June 2011 Edition