The Waterlog Sept 2011

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OFTHE PORTUGUESEWATER DOG CLUB OF CANADA

SEPT 2011

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Water Trial Results: PWDCOntario Trial and PWDCCTrial in AlbertaBoard Minutes Top CKC Conformation Obedience and Agility PWDsSniffing across the Country Pupography Shopping Cover PupUpcoming Events

MBIS GCH Belouro’s Areia Da Costa, CGN

Congratulations to Gillian and Frank Goldschmidt

(breeders and co-owners), and Kathy and Ken

Dick (co-owners) on MBIS GrCh Belouro’s Areia

Da Costa, CGN, JWC, ‘Areia’s two Best in Show

wins and her Grand Championship title.

Cover: BIS at Evangeline Kennel Club Sunday,

June 26, 2011, Show #4 under Judge Patricia

Taylor, handled by Olivia Hodgkinson; and right,

BIS at Abegweit Kennel Club, Saturday June 18

2011 under Judge Olivia Aguilar de Arozamena

handled by Colton O’Shea (team Allison Foley

CPHA).

And congratulations to Mari, Herb and Sara

Szaueraopf on their two Best Puppy in Show wins

(shown below left, Drewsar N Shizel Playin The

Town, ‘Sawyer’ at St Catherines and District

Kennel Club Friday August 19, 2011 Show #1,

under Judge Doug Gaudin and Drewsar N Shizel

Enchanted Town ‘Ella’ at Muskoka Kennel Club

show Friday July 29, 2011 Show #5,under Judge

Brian Taylor.

SEPTEMBER 2011 www.pwdcc.org PWDCC Waterlog

Congratulations!Recent noteworthy wins by our members

Hello everyone,

It has been an eventful summer in the Water Dog world and

I hope you have also taken part and enjoyed it.

PWDCOntario club held a Water Trial in Waterloo, Ontario

after an exhausting search for a new site, the Laurel Creek

Conservation Area proved a great location. Many thanks to

Lorraine Wilson Trial Chair and her wonderful team of

volunteers for pulling off a great trial in such short notice.

There our Judge, long time member and Water enthusiast

extraordinaire, Catherine Gadd was honoured for her nurturing

the Water Program in Canada and her mentoring of many

members with the announcement of 'The Catherine Gadd

PWDCC Courier Water Dog Trophy. This beautiful trophy with

an image of Catherine's first PWD Kelsey, will have the names

of all dogs and owners that have achieved Courier Water Dog

or Courier Water Dog Excellent at a PWDCC Water Trial. The

perpetual trophy has 15 teams so far to be enscribed!

The PWDCC also held a successful Water Trial in Gull Lake

Alberta that was well attended and enjoyed by all, thanks to

Trial Chair Audrey Hawthorne, Secretary Brenda Brown and

all the volunteers that made the event successful. The PWDCC

boats for this event were transported from BC to Alberta by

volunteer Andy Gamache, a long trip. Thank you Andy.

Also thanks to Val Berry, who in cooperation with PWDCC

Rescue Coordinator Mari Szauerzopf, evaluated a rescue dog

in British Columbia, took the dog into her home, had him

vetted, gave him some remedial training and found him a

suitable to home. Thank you Val, without the many volunteers

running events, taking care of dogs in need, and people

running the various programs we would not have the quality

of club we enjoy.

Many PWDCC members were in attendance at the PWDCA

National Specialty in Pine Mountain, Georgia recently and

many ribbons were returned back to Canada.

Congratulations to all.

The Executive is working on our next National Specialty Show

to be held in Milton Ontario, August 8-12 2012, watch for

details to be announced soon, hope to see you there.

Regards

Herb

Herb Szauerzopf, President

Portuguese Water Dog Club of Canada

September, 2011

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President and DirectorHerb SzauerzopfMoffat, [email protected]

Vice President and DirectorMindy SelbyCalgary, [email protected]

Secretary/Treasurerand DirectorMembership Co-ordinatorRoslyn EskindToronto, [email protected]

Directors

Henri BérubéMississauga, [email protected]

Judy CheguisWest St Paul, [email protected]

Lori CrandlemireEnderby, British [email protected]

Glenda NewtonHudson, [email protected]

Karine SimardSte-Famille, [email protected]

Rescue CoordinatorMari [email protected] 824-3133

PWDCC Board of Directors and Officerseffective April 30, 2011

ThePresident’sLetter

From Judge Catherine Gadd

You and your committee did a fantastic job. It was a great

pleasure to judge on my home turf. Thank you to the excellent

stewards, especially Pat and Roy they worked tirelessly the

whole weekend. It really helps to have good rowers and throw-

ers! The trophies and ribbons were super. It was disappointing

we did not have more Q’s but there were a lot of new teams.

Hopefully they are inspired to come back next year and try

again.

The site worked out very well despite the challenges we had

with it. Wonderful we have been invited back.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved

for the beautiful CWD plaque and for Roslyn’s very kind

speech. I am looking forward to seeing the Canadian CWDs on

it. I am so happy that water work in Canada is alive and well.

I believe our program can only grow and become even more

successful. The PWDCC really does hold very good trials and

I am proud of all of us!! So again congratulations everyone.

I am already looking forward to next summer. Too bad it is so

far away!!

From Lorraine Wilson, Water Trial Chair

The 8th annual PWDCC/PWDCOntario Branch Water Trials were

held this past weekend at Laurel Creek Conservation Area in

Waterloo Ontario.

We had a great turn out with 18 teams competing. The weather

was fabulous – with sun and minimal wind – great conditions

for all levels. This was a new site for us and it worked very well

for handlers and dogs alike.

I would like to extend a hearty thank-you to my committee

members who worked tirelessly – the trial ran smoothly and

everyone seemed to enjoy their trialing experience.

Committee members

Jen McMechan

Pat Vokes

Roy Vokes

Lynne Benson

Roslyn Eskind

Donna Jerome

A special thank-you

to our judge

Catherine Gadd –

she was a pleasure

to work with and

made everyone feel

comfortable and

was so encouraging

to all the

competitors.

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2011PWDCC/PWDCOntarioWater Trials2 Trials Saturday August 27and Sunday August 28Laurel Creek Conservation AreaWaterloo Ontario

Raffles, owned by Keith and AnnalizaCharabaruk shaking it off!

Unofficial Results Qualifying teams in bold and red type!

JuniorWater Dog Certificate (JWC)

J1 Charbr Dancing by the Sea, PCD CGN, CharlestonMale, Reg'd # UQ246660, Canada

DOB August 7, 2008Breeder C. Berube & M & S SzauerzopfSire CH Del Sur's Sea TroutDam CH Drewsar A Crianca Do Maro CDOwner Anne PassafiumeHandler Anne Passafiume

J2 CH Deblon's Glen Abbey at Ridgehaven, AbbeyFemale, Reg’d # 1109914 (CKC), Born USA

DOB November 18, 2009Breeder Barbara BucheitSire Deblon's Kool MoverDam Deblon Daring FinaleOwner Karen MatthewsHandler Karen Matthews

J3 Lunanova Maia's Pequena Sereia, ArielFemale, Reg’d #YA388861, Canada

DOB January 19, 2011Breeder Lunanova (Carolynne Issa)Sire Ondulado's Mariposa PescadorDam Olympus Gliceria Maia IssaOwner Carolynne IssaHandler Carolynne Issa


J4 CH Charbr's Handsome Wayne, WayneMale, Reg’d # WY327696, Canada

DOB December 24, 2009Breeder Cynthia BerubeSire CH Del Sur Night Moves (USA)Dam CH Drewsar A Crianca Do Mar, CD CGNOwner Cynthia BerubeHandler Randi Lawson

J7 Charbr Nautica Blue, PucciniFemale, Reg’d # WY327698, Canada

DOB December 24, 2009Breeder Cynthia BerubeSire CH Del Sur Night Moves, CGNDam CH Drewsar A Crianca Do MarOwner Belinda KirkwoodHandler Belinda Kirkwood

J6 Ridgehaven's Red Raffles, Raffles

Female Reg'd #:CanadaDOB October 22, 2010Breeder Ridgehaven PWDSire Valkyrie Wind Over Lake ErieDam Eversprings Easy RyderOwner Keith & Annaliza CharabarukHandler Keith Charabaruk

Keith and Raffles in the Junior swim.

Karen Matthews and Abbey doing theApprentice Underwater Retrieve exercise.

Randi Lawson and Wayne.

Belinda Kirkwood and Puccini.

ApprenticeWater Dog (AWD)

A1 CH Eauchien & Driftwood's Crooked Island Skipper,Skipper, Male, Reg'd # WS25258003, USA

DOB January 11, 2008Breeder Leslie McCracken & Morgan PowellSire CH Driftwood's Call Me SexseaDam CH Eauchien ‘N Driftwood Boca ChicaOwner Shirley Coleman & Allan BarnesHandler Shirley Coleman

A2 CH Charbr's Ocean Princess, AOM, MeghanFemale, Reg'd # UQ272464, Canada

DOB August 7, 2008Breeder Cynthia BerubeSire CH Del Sur's Sea Trout (USA)Dam CH Drewsar A Crianca Do Mar, CD CGNOwner Cynthia BerubeHandler Herbert MacKenziePWDCC/ATitles JWC

A3 Lahronza's Golfinho Kona, KonaFemale Reg'd # SL140574, Canada

DOB June 2, 2006Breeder Ann Duncan & Ron SpringateSire Lahronza's Sea CaptainDam Aliana's Leila Estrela Do MarOwner Kathy HickHandler Kathy HickPWDCC/ATitles JWC

A4 Drewsar Estrelaleal Jezebel, JezebelFemale, Reg’d # XC346830, Canada

DOB February 11, 2010Breeder Mari & Sara SzauerzopfSire CH Estrelaleal Samson's Seabreeze; WWDDam CH Del Sur FergaliciousOwner Mindy SelbyHandler Mindy SelbyPWDCC/ATitles JWC

A5 Cosmos Gracie B. Weatherell, GracieFemale, Reg’d # UG244834, Canada

DOB April 27, 2008Breeder Cosmos PWD (Barb Floch)Sire CH Grand-Lares Firedancer at CosmosDam CH Questar's To Dive For at CosmosOwner Shawn Gauthier & Jason DayHandler Shawn Gauthier

A6 Kewbeach Mr. Magic Green Boy, OakleyMale, Reg’d # XN376542, Canada

DOB July 23, 2010Breeder Catherine Gadd & Michael J GaddSire CH Downeast Elf About Town )Dam CH Swaleview Starbust At Kewbeach, AGIJ AGNOwner Jen McMechanHandler Jen McMechan

A7 Lahronza's Lady Ursela, CGN RN CD JWC, SulaFemale, Reg’d # SW163522, Canada

DOB November 10, 2006Breeder Ann E DuncanSire Valkyrie Wind Over Lake Erie (USA)Dam CH Lahronza's Zara Princesa DomarOwner June MurdockHandler June MurdockPWDCC/ATitles JWC


Judge Cathy Gadd with Kathy Hickand Kona, Apprentice Water Dog!

Herb MacKenzie andMedgan, Herb took manyof these great photos!

Judge Cathy Gaddwith Jen McMechanand Oakley, ApprenticeWater Dog!

WorkingWater Dog (WWD)

W1 CH BigBay Magnolia Lane, CGN AWD, TyFemale Reg’d # XG351918, Canada

DOB April 14, 2010Breeder Lorraine WilsonSire BIS BPIS CH BigBay Selkie's Waggish MateDam CH Anclado's Hogan's Alley; AWD WWD CWD RNOwner Lorraine WilsonHandler Lorraine WilsonPWDCC/ATitles AWD

W2 Aliana Sereia Kelby, CD RE AWD CGN, KelbyFemale, Reg # SG076805, Canada

DOB April 19, 2006Breeder Leona IvesSire OTCH RBIS Can/Am CH UKC GrCh UCDX Aliana's

Sonho Do Menino Novo, AKC CDX RN RNMCLAGNJV

CWDX CGN GRODam Aliana's Knot Fur SailOwner Roy & Pat VokesHandler Pat VokesSubstituteSteward Roy VokesPWDCC/ATitles AWD

W3 Can/Am/Mex CH Hunter's Eastcoast Blackout, AWD,Tikka, Female, Reg’d # WS0495401, USA

DOB July 23, 2003Breeder Elaine SuterSire Am CH Hunter's Black TagusDam Am CH Belouro's TomgirlOwner John H. BrownHandler Roslyn EskindSubstituteSteward John H. BrownPWDCC/ATitles AWD


Tikka, 8 years old, leaping at Working withRoslyn Eskind!

Judge Cathy Gadd withLorraine Wilson and Ty,new Working Water Dog!Ty and Lorraine below.

Judge Cathy Gadd with Pat and Roy Vokes and Kelby, NewWorking Water Dog, below, retrieve of the buoy line.


CourierWater Dog (CWD)

C1 CH BigBay Stormy Weather; AWD WWD, LenaFemale, Reg’d # WQ311272, Canada

DOB August 27, 2009Breeder Lorraine WilsonSire CH Ondulado's Mariposa Pescador, AWD WWDDam CH Valkyrie Summer Solstice, AWD CDXOwner Lorraine WilsonHandler Lorraine WilsonSubstituteSteward Jenn McMechanPWDCC/ATitles JWC AWD WWD

C2 CH Kewbeach Dancing up a Storm, CDX TD AWDWWD,Male, Reg’d # NG870286, Canada

DOB April 21, 2003Breeder C. Gadd, C. McCandlessSire CH Armada’s Captain ColumbusDam CH Tiago Fuje Bela D’AguaOwner Anne PassifiumeHandler Jennifer McMechanSubstituteSteward Anne PassifiumePWDCC/ATitles WWD SROM

Our wonderful steward, Roy Vokes, our trialwould not be possible without Roy, endlesslyhelping everyone and always with a smile.

Jen McMechan with Samba,sending him to shore for hisbuoy line. Samba worked beauti-fuly for Jen, even thought theyhad just been put together as ateam, his regular handler wasrather busy judging the trial.Good try Samba, what adistraction.


From Brenda Brown, Water Trial Secretary

Good old perseverance won out the weekend of our trial!

Friday’s fun match had to be cancelled when we could not

launch the boats due to 3 foot high waves and winds. But when

we cautiously peeked out our windows Saturday morning, the

weather looked promising.

Due to a very accommodating judge and participants we were

able to proceed with the fun match and trial on Saturday.

It was a very successful trial!

We had 43 entries over the 2 days from 12 families. We had

21 fun match entries and $30 in donations. Plus various

donations over the weekend by many families including ones

not even entered! The get together feast Saturday night

featured enough food and variety, including salmon, smokies,

burgers, etc. that it was surprising we could get up and move

the next day for another round of water.

I am very proud of everyone who pitched in to make this first

PWDCC Water Trial in Alberta a great success. Thank you to

everyone!

Brenda

Trial Secretary

Committee members

Audrey Hawthorne, Chair

Brenda Brown, Trial Secretary

Andy Gamache, Site Coordinator

Robin Illchuk

Linda Propp

Greg Illchuk

2011PWDCC Water TrialsGull Lake Alberta2 Trials Saturday September 3and Sunday Sunday September 4Judge Sarah Kahn

Judge Sarah Kahn with Syn and Sue Ailsby, JWD!

Mission, Rita and TBrenda Brown, Trial Secretary

UCDX, Ch Echobay’s Life Guard, SROM, CWDX, AGN, CDXachieved his first and second Versatility legs at the PWDCCAlberta location.

Audrey Hawthorne, Trial Chairperson andRain, Ch Armada’s Bring on the Rain.


Unofficial Results Qualifying teams in bold and red type!

JuniorWater Dog Certificate (JWC)

J1 Hunter Sync Or Swym At Dragonair, RN, CGN, SynFemale, Reg’d # WS36801501, U.S.

DOB Jan. 22, 2011Owner Sue AilsbyHandler Sue Ailsby

J2 Simitar Armada Dressed To Kill, TuxMale, Reg’d # TU174682, Canada

DOB April 30, 2007Owner Shari CooperHandler Shari Cooper

J3 Ch Baywood Unleash The Breeze, BreezyFemale, Reg’d # TG205381, Canada

DOB April 28, 2007Owner E. Mathieson, B. Brown, K. ButkovicHandler Elodie Mathieson

J4 Baywood What’s Teya, RN, TevaFemale

DOB May 14, 2009Owner Brenda BrownHandler Dawn Fleming

J5 Ch Baywood Watch Me Fly, RN, ClipperFemale, Reg’d # UL247993, Canada

DOB June 5, 2008Owner Linda & Rob ProppHandler Linda Propp

ApprenticeWater Dog (AWD)

A1 CH Baywood Sask River Mission, JWD, Mission

Male, Reg’d # WW327357, CanadaDOB November 25, 2009Owner Brenda BrownHandler Brenda BrownPWDCC/ATitles JWC

A2 Drewsar Estrelaleal Jezebel, JezebelFemale, Reg’d # XC346830, Canada

DOB Feb. 11, 2010Owner Mindy SelbyHandler Mindy SelbyPWDCC/ATitles JWC

A3 AG.M.CH CH Baywood Cutwater to The Max, CGN,RN, AG, MaxMale Reg’d # RA060211, Canada

DOB Jan. 14, 2005Owner A. & C. Gamache, B. Brown, J. HardingHandler Andy Gamache

A4 Elkrun Acostar Drewam Come True, TiaFemale, Reg’d # WS36865809, U.S.

Owner Lesley MillarHandler Lesley Millar

Ch Armadas Bring on the Rain bringingin the float line and making no mistakein crossing the 3 foot line while drag-ging it up an embankment.This Audrey’s dog, Trial Chairperson

Judge Sarah Kahn, Linda Propp and Clipperaccepting their Junior Water Dog ribbon.

Dawn and Teva with theirJunior Water Dog ribbon.

Andy Gamache gives the thumb up for perseverance,no one is saying how many times he attempted AWD).But he smoked it this time and is ready to move on!


A5 CH Armada’s Bring On The Rain, RainFemale, Reg’d # UY264278, Canada

DOB Dec. 19, 2008Owner A. Hawthorne, T. Campbell-BrownHandler Audrey Hawthorne

A6 CH Baywood Suits Me To A T, JWD, AgN, TMale, Reg’d # WJ314985, Canada

Owner Brenda BrownHandler Brenda Brown

A7 Hunter Sync Or Swym At Dragonair, RN, CGN, SynFemale, Reg’d # WS36801501, U.S.

DOB Jan. 22, 2011Owner Sue AilsbyHandler Sue Ailsby

A8 Baywood’s Auston Martin, MarcoMale, Reg’d # UC248410, Canada

DOB Feb. 24, 2008Owner Denyse MartinHandler Denyse Martin

A9 Simitar Armada Dressed To Kill, TuxMale, Reg’d # TU174682, Canada

DOB April 30, 2007Owner Shari CooperHandler Shari Cooper

WorkingWater Dog (WWD)

W1 CH Echobay’s Free Style, AWD, RN, CDX, GracieFemale Reg’d #RJ065441, Canada

DOB May 29, 2005Owner Robin IlchukHandler Robin IlchukPWDCC/ATitles AWD

W2 Oreobay Keke Beach Acostar, KekeFemale, Reg’d # 1097522

DOB April 28, 2007Owner Lesley MillarHandler Lesley MillarPWDCC/ATitles AWD

W3 CH Helm’s Alee Kingfisher, CD, RA, AGIS, CGN,AWD, FisherMale, Reg’d # SE078398, Canada

DOB March, 2006Owner Dawn Fleming, Shelley BelhunerHandler Dawn FlemingPWDCC/ATitles AWD

W4 Hunter Stitch At Dragonair, DD, RE, CD (AKC), NAJ,RN, RV (CKC), StitchFemale, Reg’d # 1098060, USA

DOB July 8, 2004Owner Sue AilsbyHandler Sue AilsbyPWDCC/ATitles AWD

W5 CH Baywood Rendezvous At Cutwater, CGN, RN,AWD, RitaFemale, Reg’d # SE1844948, Canada

DOB March 5, 2006Owner Brenda BrownHandler Brenda BrownPWDCC/ATitles AWD

Denyse and Marco in Apprentice.

Robin Ilchuk and Gracie, in Working.

It’s hard work being a working water dog!!

CourierWater Dog (CWD)

C1 UCD, CH Echobay’s Tides of Time, SROM, WWD,RA, AgN, CDX, LunaFemale, Reg’d # PG949440, Canada

DOB April 9, 2004Owner Robin IlchukHandler Robin IlchukPWDCC/ATitles AWD WWD

C2 CH Armada’s Purple Sun, WWD, BagginsMale, Reg’d # WS11393401

DOB December 15, 2002Owner Audrey HawthorneHandler Audrey HawthornePWDCC/ATitles WWD

VersatilityWater Dog

V1 UCDX, CH Echobay’s Life Guard, SROM, CWDX,AgN, CDX, RioMale, Reg’d # ME809484, Canada

DOB March 10, 2001Owner Robin IlchukHandler Greg IlchukPWDCC/ATitles AWD, WWD, CWD


It takes many helping hands to run a trial. These 3 volunteers were not evenentered in the trial but came to help out anyway! L to R: Jill Weatherby, PerryMassner and Cindy Gamache.

All in the family, left to rightfront: Elodie and Breezy,Andy and Max, Denyse andMarco, Linda and Clipper andleft to right back: Brenda andT, Rita and Mission, Dawnand Teva.

This is Lesley Millar and Keke shaking off after completing theirWorking Water Dog title.

Shari Cooper and Tux warming up in Apprentice.

Dawn and Teva in Junior.


National SpecialtySpécialité nationaleMilton, ONAugust - août 2012

2012PWDCC

Announcing the 2012 PWDCC National SpecialtyAugust 8-12, 2012*held in conjunction with the Kilbride and District Kennel Club All Breed ShowsMilton Fairgrounds,Milton ON

Water Trial at Laurel Creek Conservation Area,Waterloo ONWet Dog Conformation ClassSweepstakes, Juvenile andVeteranSpecialtyBooster to Kilbride ShowJunior Handling3 days of Kilbride All Breed ShowWorking and Herding SpecialtyWorking SpecialtyWelcome Party, Banquet and Silent Auction

Come be part of the celebration of our wonderful PWDs, volunteer!We need help with on-site logistics, judges’and participants’hospitality, trophies and prizes, corporatesponsors, silent auction donations, registration and much more more.Whatever your skill set pleaseconsider lending a hand. Contact Roslyn Eskind, [email protected]

*Event and Judging assignments pending CKC confirmation.

Highlights of the PWDCC BoardMinutes

May 12, 2011

Present: Herb Szauerzopf, ON; Henri Berube ON;Roslyn Eskind, ON; Mindy Selby, Prairies; GlendaNewton, Quebec

Absent: Lori Crandlemire, BC; Judy Cheguis,Prairies; Karine Simard, PQ

Minutes of April 14th meeting Motion to acceptminutes moved by Glenda, seconded by MindyApproved.

Treasurer/Secretary's ReportBank Balance $27,423.26PayPal Balance $673.40Membership 121 Active membersPuppy Introductory Offer 55 Active membersMotion to accept the Treasurer's report moved byGlenda, seconded by Mindy. Approved

Old Business

Amendment to Breeder Listing UpdateEmail discussion on re-thinking the requirement tohave ALL LITTERS reported to the Breeder Contact.We are thinking that perhaps a better course wouldbe to ask breeders participating on the Breeder Listto report all litters (and supply the health testing onthe breeding pair).

The other requirements that all on the Breeder Listmust now participate in the New Puppy IntroductoryOffer and that IC is now a required test for at leastone of a breeding pair will remain as new initiatives.

And the reason?Although, in principle, I understand our motion andapplication to all breeders whether they are on theBreeder List or not, in practice:What do we do if there is an oops litter without fulltesting?What do we do if someone uses a stud under 2, juston the hip prelim?What do we do if someone doesn't do all the testing?Are we going to be in a position of 'throwing peopleout of the club'?Are we going to have people who do the testingobject to us 'looking over their shoulders'? TooOrwellian and big brotherish?Are we going to polarize our membership and in asense destroy our club?

Motion by Roslyn: To Amend the motion from theFeb. 10th meeting to Breeders who participate inthe PWDCC Breeder List whether they use the LitterDue listing or not must submit all litters and therequired and recommended health testing to theBreeder Coordinator. Seconded by Henri. Approved.

New Business

Report of the Water Trial CommitteeThe committee met Thursday May 5th (teleconfer-ence) Cathy Gadd is Chair, Mindy Selby is Board liai-son, Audrey Hawthorne, Tammy Hibberson, LorraineWilson are members.

Mindy spoke to the committee's questions:how the Committee is governed: such as how manymembers (max, min), how long a term, how many

consecutive terms, how do we cycle on, off so thewhole committee isn't changing out at once, regionalrepresentation requirements and anything else.

Email motions:1. Roslyn moves that the PWDCC authorize an ex-penditure of up to $2,000.00 to construct a customdouble boat trailer which will be located in Ontario,seconded by Herb. In favour: Judy, Henri, Lori,Karine. APPROVED.

2. Roslyn moves that the PWDCC Board appointGlenda Newton as a board member and PWDCCdirector, Quebec, for the current term of2011/2012, seconded by Herb In favour: Mindy,Judy. APPROVED.

New BusinessMindy announces a new Water Trial that the PWDCCWater Trial Committee has approved the first AlbertaWater Trial, out of Edmonton September 3/4 2011,Judge Sarah Kahn

Andy Gamache will get the boats, trailer andequipment from Mavis McClintock on VancouverIsland

The WT committee is looking for direction ongovernance from the board. Questions like:TermsTurnoverBy Laws state that committees of the board are ap-pointed, there is no specification of time commit-ment. Some overlap would be appropriate to makefor smooth transitions. Are representation from everyregion important.Article 5 By Laws talks to standing committees, veryopen ended, not much specificPerhaps terms could best be modelled on board par-ticipation rules. There are no real committee rulesand perhaps the board should consider formalizingthis.

National SpecialtySelection of judges, the panel is very good and weshould be able to select from the panel without addi-tional expense to the club. The format we follow is:Selection of Sweepstakes judge is again abreeder/handler judgeWe consider gender, locality in selection.Roslyn will distribute a roster asking board membersfor additional selections for Sweeps, Specialty andBooster and once this is done the members will vote.All sitting board members should be excluded.

AGMPostponed until 2010 financial statements are com-plete, the final three months will be done at the endof May, and then a notice can be sent out with 60days notice. So August looks like a likely date. Thiswill be a phone in teleconference.

Next meeting June 9

Motion to adjourn made by Henri, seconded byRoslyn. Approved.

June 16, 2011

Present: Herb Szauerzopf, ON; Henri Berube ON;Mindy Selby, Prairies; Glenda Newton, Quebec, LoriCrandlemire, BC; Judy Cheguis, Prairies; KarineSimard, PQ; Roslyn Eskind, ON; (joined 8:20pm)

Report of the Secretary/TreasurerJune 14, 2011:Bank Balance $28,699.96PayPal Balance $763.46Membership 125 Active membersPuppy Introductory Offer 58 Active membersReport from the Secretary. Motion to accept byHenri, seconded by Mindy. Approved.

Report from the Treasurer. There is a problem with2009 statements, and the segregation of accountsthat still needs to be worked on.

New Business

Water Trial Committee meeting. The Alberta WaterTrial is approved and planning is moving forward.The location for the Ontario Trial is still beingfinalized. The Water Trial Committee is still lookingfor guidance on governance. Mindy will come upwith some guidelines for their discussion. Requestfrom Alberta to have a separate bank account for theAlberta Trial. Roslyn responded that as it was aPWDCC trial, the monies should flow through ouraccount. They can deposit directly to our account,however, cheques are issued based on an approvedbudget and an advance can be given if needed andrequested. The PPM specifies $200.00. We havealready approved $350 for Andy Gamache for hisexpenses to retrieve the boats.

National SpecialtySelection of Judges (the board went in camera, asthis is confidential)

AGMThe meeting has to be postponed pending the state-ments being finalized.

Translation of PWDCC New Puppy Offer and Web siteKarine reports that people are interested in the Wa-terlog. If we translate anything why not start withthis? Or should we choose just a part to translatesomething relevant to areas where Franco-Ontariansand Quebecers are located? With production of thenewsletter, it might be difficult to keep the scheduleintact. It would be expensive to hire a translator. Idon't know if translation of the Puppy Offer materialwould be helpful. Perhaps we should start with theweb site, as it's static and it could be done sectionby section. Perhaps have the standard, the CKC hasnow done that so that could be done right away.Then perhaps do “About the Club” or “AboutPWDs”. We can ask other French speaking membersto help and put together a timeline for this. Glendavolunteers her husband to help.

Judges’ EducationKarine inquired what do we have? We have a Judges'Powerpoint presentation that shows the key charac-teristics and standard and it has been used on sev-eral occasions. Judges and the CKC are very specificabout what is required to credit judges with educa-tional credit. We have hands-on dogs to demo therange of coat, colour and size. Roslyn will distributea PDF copy of the presentation. Can this be usedwithin the club for our breeders? Isn’t this just asharing of knowledge. Perhaps at the Specialty?



Objection to MembershipWe will give notice to the applicant that their appli-cation is under investigation given an objection andis pending.

The next meeting will be scheduled for July 21,2011.

Motion to adjourn by Roslyn seconded by Glenda.Approved.

July 21, 2011

Present: Herb Szauerzopf ON, Roslyn Eskind ON,Mindy Selby Prairies, Judy Chequis Prairies, LoriCrandlemire BC, Karine Simard PQ

Absent: Henri Berube ON (technical difficultieswith conference call), Glenda Newton, PQ

Report of the Secretary/TreasurerJuly 21, 2011:Bank Balance $28,466.86PayPal Balance $134.03Membership 125 Active membersPuppy Introductory Offer 62 Active membersDirectors and Officers insurance has been renewed,cost $459.00Increase to insurance to $5MM Liability cost$162.00

Old Business

Alberta Water Trial Sept 3/4New site: Gull Lake, booking in advance allowed,entrance area is better, same issue with water level,but approved, location is more central.

2012 National SpecialtyBegin working in earnest, make our application tothe CKC and get approval. Until we have CKC ap-proval, we have to keep judges and details confiden-tial.

AGM still delayed until financials are ready

New Business

Rescue in British ColumbiaExpenses were transport $375 and $86.00 (ValBerry and Terry Ivan), vetting (including neuteringof $161.00)

Cathy Sockett received $500.00 for a Rescue shehandled, cheque is coming to the club.

PWDCA SpecialtyA number of board members are going. We will askMari S about PWDCOntario merchandise at theBoutique booths. We also promote the club and ourSpecialty.

Motion to adjourn made by Roslyn seconded by Judy.Approved.

Top dogs of 2010 Dogs in Canada Point System

ConformationBREED STANDINGS FOR Portuguese Water Dog (No. of Best of Breed dogs 52)

Number of wins

Dog BB G1 G2 G3 G4 BIS Total

1 Ch. Del Sur How Now* 71 10 19 12 9 1 2062

2 Ch. Claircreek Olivia De Vendee, CGN 94 5 22 18 15 0 1725

3 Ch. Belouro’s Diamante 70 5 7 12 7 0 698

4 Ch. Samador Starlight Serenade, CGN 34 3 5 4 3 1 655

5 Ch. Claircreek The Sorcerer 23 2 0 4 4 0 460

*Number 8 Working Group

Obedience

Dog Trials Av Score HIT Points

1 Ch. & OTCh. Armada’s Brigandine, CGN,

TD, DDX, AgI 4 191.4 3 19

2 Stargazer’s Ace Of Hearts, CDX 4 186.4 0 16

3 Ch. Sevenbeauty Hermes, CD, AgI, AgIJ 2 196.3 2 12

4 Ch. Echobay’s Free Style, CD, RN 2 188.0 0 8

5 Ch. Bigbay Jasmin De Estrela, CDX 1 191.5 0 5

5 Ch. Galamar’s Snorkel And Fins, CD 1 193.5 0 5

5 Ch. Kewbeach. Dancing Up A Storm,

CGN, CDX, RE, TD, AgNJ, AGNV 1 190.0 0 5

Agility

Dog Jump Ht Category Points

1 Ch. Baywood Cutwater Calla Lily,

CD, CGN, AgX, AgXJ, AgNS, AgNJS, RN 12 Veteran 12

2 Ch. Baywood N Cutwater To The Max,

CGN, AgX, AgXJ, RN 20 Regular 11


From Ontario2011 Agility Association of Canada NationalChampionships Results

From Frank and Gayle Squires who recently competed with

their two dogs, Belouro’s Chauncey, MADC, AGDC and

Belouro’s Chase, MADC, SGDC.

“There were five porties from across Canada in total, Chauncey

was definitely first of them. Chauncey finished 11 out of 50

dogs in his jump height (26”), 1 place away from a podium

finish (he would have been 9th actually but for the difference

of one knocked bar!).

Chase finished 39th out of 122 dogs at his height (22”)!

Which was really great and as he is in the most competitive

grouping it was a way better finish than we had anticipated.

They both were just unbelievable really… they did everything

I asked of them in wonderful style, speed and energy level!”

“Chauncey on Deck, Chase in the hole!”

This is the sound of the gate steward at an Agility trial. It’s also

the sound of manic butterflies in my tummy and adrenaline

surging in my normally pretty well balanced chemical make up.

The boys and I are getting ready to run the next course!

Belouro’s Chauncey and Chase qualified at the Ontario AAC

Regionals this spring in order to participate in the Agility

Association of Canada, National’s Competition held this year

at Burl’s Creek north of Barrie, Aug 5-7.

The actual competition was held Saturday and Sunday, with

Friday being a warm up day. Each “team” (dog and handler)

compete in three separate classes: Standard, Jumpers and

Gamblers each day. These events use jumps, tunnels, A-

frames, teeter totters, dog walks and weave poles to create

unique challenges for the dog and mind bending tasks for the

handler.

“Standard” uses all the equipment positioned in counter

intuitive locations on the course. This is designed to make the

handler and dog execute a variety of moves, changes of

direction and pace, while (hopefully) successfully completing

the variously placed obstacles on the course within the span

of the appointed Standard Course Time (circa 60 seconds!).

Chauncey, ON / Portuguese Water Dog (Arm Band #: R260), Frank SquiresRegular Class 26 Inch

SCT Time Time Course Total Total Total EventFaults Faults Faults Points

Gamblers 1 60.00 58.04 35 35.00Standard 1 58.00 47.05 0.00 0.00 0.00 110.95Jumper 1 39.00 34.71 0.00 0.00 0.00 79.29Gamblers 2 60.00 55.21 80 84.79Standard 2 57.00 45.27 0.00 0.00 0.00 111.73Jumper 2 45.00 36.51 0.00 5.00 5.00 70.00

Placement: 11, Aggregate Points 491.76

Chase, ON / Portuguese Water Dog (Arm Band #: R261), Frank SquiresRegular Class 22 Inch

SCT Time Time Course Total Total Total EventFaults Faults Faults Points

Gamblers 1 60.00 54.65 70 75.35Standard 1 58.00 57.80 0.00 5.00 5.00 95.00Jumper 1 39.00 35.05 0.00 5.00 5.00 70.00Gamblers 2 60.00 55.69 34 34.00Standard 2 57.00 51.04 0.00 0.00 0.00 105.96Jumper 2 45.00 36.46 0.00 0.00 0.00 83.54

Placement: 39, Aggregate Points 463.85

Other PWDs competing:21 ) Gitan, QC Carmen Lachapelle 22 Inch 348.5224 ) Beaven, QC Astrid Homet 26 Inch 444.1885 ) Enzo, SK Daria Biasotto 22 Inch 387.65

Chauncey, AAC Regional Poster Boy! stylishly exiting the tunnel.

Sniffingacrossthecountry…

TTLPhoto,allrightsreserved

While surprisingly few of our breed participate in this enjoyable

sport, PWDs are extremely talented at doing Agility. Their high

energy level, desire to please, intelligence and athleticism are

particularly well suited to the game. It is common within our

Barrie based training group (a wide mix of dogs though

dominated by border collies and other herding breeds) to hear

comments from fellow participants with MUCH more

experience than I, affectionately complaining how unfair it is

that we have such brilliant dogs!! And how Chauncey and

Chase appear to do anything and everything I ask of them on

the agility course! And when I lose my way (which I have done

on more than one occasion) the boys seem to figure it out for

themselves!!

It really is true, that with what seems to have been a minimum

of effort on my part Chauncey and Chase have each achieved

significantly competitive results in Agility, and now also at the

National level.

Handler teams came from across Canada for the Nationals,

having qualified at their respective Regionals. The year’s

training, trials and games culminate in this final series of

games and for some of us the pressure can be a wee bit

intense! (Not for the dogs – for them it’s just another couple

of days of fun with their humans!)

Saturday and Sunday games start at 6 30am. So it’s up at

4:30 am (nobody should have to do this) in order to arrive at

Burl’s Creek in time for the course “walkthroughs.”

“Walkthroughs” are a period of 45 minutes where the handler

(minus dog!) is permitted to walk the three courses in the early

morning fog and dew, (rubber boots recommended) that he/she

will run with their canine partner over the course of the day.

Course strategy is plotted at this time and decisions are made

by the handler about the best ways to deal with the particular

configurations of equipment as they are laid out on the course.

As there were approximately 600 dogs competing, Saturday

and Sunday were long days. While having two dogs running

kept me twice as busy as some, I enjoyed getting to run three

courses twice each day!

Both Chauncey and Chase accomplished far more than they

ever have before in any Agility trial, so it was really a thrilling

weekend for us!


“Jumpers” is mainly jumps and tunnels and is very fast. One

of the challenges for this handler, in the midst of tight turns

and disorienting changes of direction, is to remember where

the 20 or so obstacles ARE in order to direct the dog to the

next obstacle successfully. The whole jumpers course takes

about 30 seconds… so there’s not a lot of time to bring out

your GPS!!

“Gamblers” is a particularly challenging class where you are

expected to SEND AWAY your pet (who you’ve previously likely

trained to stick by your side,) over, through and around

obstacles “remotely” at a distance of up to 20 feet from you.

The dog has to leave the handler behind the “gamble line” and

has 20 seconds to complete the sequence of obstacles at the

end of the gambler’s course. It goes by fast!!

In each event, the goal is to run “clean” that is, to successfully

take every obstacle and jump in their proper sequence, clear all

the jumps without knocking bars and to run fast, as the “team”

is scored both on accuracy and speed… but no pressure!!

It’s fun for the dog and the handler… and very challenging for

both. Things can go very right or very wrong in a hurry, and

without good coaching and instruction, it’s sometimes hard to

know why! There’s lots to learn, but it’s fun to see progress in

developing skills and improving performance.

Chase flying through the tire, looking for the next obstacle.


Oxford Kennel Club Show BoosterSunday, July 10, 2011Judge Col. Joe PurkhiserPrizes donated by Drewsar

Best of BreedCh Sapphires Cooleo, BitchBreeder: Carol & Rogers Arbuthnot

Dottie Dalegowski, Ch Elk Run’s LancelotDu Lac / Ch Planalto Dory De Sapphire

Owner: Roger & Carol ArbuthnotAgent: Kim Groves

Best of Opposite SexCh Big Bay Selkie's Waggish Mate, DogBreeder: Lorraine Wilson, Valkyrie Wind Over Lake

Erie / Valkyrie Summer SolsticeOwner: Ken BoltonAgent: Lorraine Wilson

Best of Winners, Winners Dog, Open DogFado’s The One And Only, DogBreeder: Deirdre Hall, Ch Del Sur Night Moves /

Ch Fado’s Pinta Meu MundoOwner: Deirdre HallAgent: Michelle Therrien

Winners Bitch, Bred By Exhibitor BitchDrewsar N Shizel Summer Wind, BitchBreeder: Mari & Sara Szauerzopf, Ch Del Sur’s

Sea Trout / Ch Del Sur FergaliciousOwner: Gerald & Elizabeth Zarger

Mari & Sara SzauerzopfAgent: Sara Szauerzopf

Reserve Winners Bitch, 12-18 Month BitchDrewsar N Shizel Kiss My Chips, BitchBreeder: M. & S. Szauerzopf, Tsavo’s Mackinac

Light Of Delsur / Ch Del Sur Hello DollyOwner: Mari & Sara Szauerzopf

Canadian Bred BitchMacduff’s Zoe At Wheatley, BitchBreeder: Cheryl & Mike Wheatley, Ch Sunjoy

Echo’s Quality O’Macduff / Hiseas HollyMadeira Macduff

Owner: Cheryl & Mike Wheatley

Best Brace in Show, Best Brace in Group,Best Brace ClassCh Bigbay Stormy Weather, BitchBreeder: Lorraine Wilson, Ch Ondulado’s Mariposa

Pescador / Ch Valkyrie Summer Solstice,CDX AgN

Owner: Lorraine WilsonCh Big Bay Jazz Sonata, BitchBreeder: Lorraine Wilson, Valkyrie Wind Over Lake

Erie / Valkyrie Summer SolsticeOwner: Lorraine Wilson



Agility is a sport where there is no limit to how much your team

can improve. This game can really grab hold of you, what was

initially a mild interest in a fun activity that promised to help

with excessive portie energy and brains, has become (for me at

least!) a border line addiction to the adrenaline rush of running

a challenging course with my best canine friend(s) beside me!

I should point out, that if you are interested in exploring this

activity, there is lots of room to do beginner agility on a casual

basis, non competitively, just for the simple fun of doing

something different with your canine partner.

We’ve also made a lot of great friends in the agility world, and

that is just one more way that Chauncey and Chase have been

such a gift in our lives.

If your life has been so blessed to have a Portie in your home,

and you are at all inclined to take on a new fun challenge I

highly recommend you check out this enjoyable past time!

Your PWDs will thank you for it!!!

as submitted by Gillian Goldschmidt.

Frank, Gayle, Chancey and Chase live in Angus Ontario.



The 2011 World Dog ShowJuly 7 French National Championships andJuly 8 World Show for PWDs (Group 8)

Roslyn Eskind, John Brown and Mindy

Selby decided a dog show in Paris was not

to be missed especially if it was the World

Show where 36,000 dogs were expected!

You can only imagine the logistics! With

support from Mindy Selby, our ‘kennel help’

and Danik Dancause as our handler we set

off to conquer Paree.

We were happy with our results, Ruby, Ch

Seabury’s Goodby Ruby Tuesday, RCAC was

Reserve Winners Female at the French National Show, and was second

in her class on both days. Nash earned an Excellent rating at the World

Show although the Portuguese Judge lamented he didn’t have enough

coat and to bring him back to him when he had a longer coat!

Also attending was Donna Gottdenker and her dogs’ results were

Claircreek Emilio Robusto 1st in Open Males and Winners Male for the

French National Show and 4th Open Male for the World Show. And for

both shows: Claircreek Dolce Cordelia 3rd Open Female and Claircreek

Vesta Da Cozhina 2nd

Intermediate Female.

’’Way To Glow Da Pedra Da

Anixa” was Best of Breed

and Best in Group winner,

owned by Ana Santos of

Portugal

Interestingly in France the

curly and wavy coated dogs

are shown separately. It

was fun seeing the European PWDs, the profuse coats, the ‘style’ of

dog shown, and making contacts with breeders from England, France,

Portugal, Sweden, Holland and Italy. Also interesting was seeing breeds

not usually seen in North America, but frankly it was difficult to find

time to really see the show.

After the show we spent time in the Loire, then back to Paris for some

well earned vacation time. The dogs enjoyed the cafés and fine

restaurants. The park at the

Eiffel Tower allowed them to

stretch their legs. Now their

resumés include a trip to

France, enjoying café dining

and chic Parisian hotels!

For complete results on the French National Show:

http://www.cedia.fr/palmares/resultats.asp?expo=1862

For complete results on the World Show:

http://www.cedia.fr/palmares/resultats.asp?expo=1765

Roslyn Eskind and John Brown, Toronto

From top left: The groomingarea; Glow, breed and groupwinner; the Open Female class,1st/ 2nd/3rd placements,Ruby with Danik and Cordeliawith Edgar Rojas handling;Vesta and Edgar; the Open Maleclass, Danik and Nash right,Emilio in Open with Edgar.

Top the gardens of ChateauVillandry, and relaxing in theParis hotel, pauvres chiens!

Keith Phillips and Arlene Phillips and

Tammy Hibberson, all from Vancouver

Island, attended the Pacific Northwest's

Water Trial the last weekend of June at

Deep Lake. The weather was a little

chilly but the trial was beautifully

organized and everyone made us feel

really welcome. The Washington crew

was extremely supportive and

encouraging to us folks from the north.

“Sophie Phillips” earned her Apprentice

Water Dog title with Keith handling her.

“Tulips Downey” earned her Working

Water Dog title and “Riglee Hibberson”

earned a Versatility pass both days,

Tammy handled Tulips and Riglee.

LATE ADDITION: Riglee earned HIT at

the Nanaimo CKC Agility Trials Sunday

July 10. (didn’t know as we left the tria

after our runs!) It was Riglee’s first

weekend in Excellent. There were lots of

experienced people at the trials who

offered help with course walk throughs

and strategies for negotiating the

challenging sequences. It was great to

have the help and I’m thrilled Rigs

pulled off her first Agility High In Trial

at seven years young.

Tammy Hibberson

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From BritishColumbiaMultiple Agility High in Trialsfor PWDs in BC!

Louise Schulz and her PWD “Maya” were

High in Trial for Agility at Nanaimo

Kennel Club's Trial Saturday, July 9.

They were in Novice Preferred 16 inches.

Congratulations Louise (left) and Maya!


Qualifiers pictured from left: Dixie Matson withBreeze, CWD; Cathi Jzyk with Marco, CWD; TammyHibberson with Tulips, WWD and Riglee, Versatility;Judge Suzanne Malick; Keith Phillips with Sophie,AWD. It was an excellent trial and everyone learnedalot! These five dogs were the qualifiers in a field of16 dogs that day, three of them proud Canadians! N

ancy

Gaffney

Photography

Riglee weaving and jumping her way to a HITin Agility at the Nanaimo CKC Agility Trials SundayJuly 10, 2011.


NAME:Drewsar N Shizel

ManOfTheTown, “Shane”.

NICKNAME:Shanee, Shane Man.

DATE OF BIRTH:January, 25, 2011.

LEADER OF MY PACK:My Human mom Sara.

EDUCATION:Conformation Classes since

I was 2 months old.

LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES:Playing with my siblings, fetching my bumper, and getting

my sisters going.

PET PEEVE:Afternoon nap in my crate.

FAVORITE NON CONSUMABLE:Toilet paper. I love when my sister Bunny gets the bathroom

door open.

SPECIAL SKILL:Posing for pictures.

BIGGEST CATASTROPHE:Making snow in July… stole a 12 pack of Cottonelle.

BATHING AND GROOMING TOLERANCE:I love to be groomed, I get one on one time with Sara.

FAVOURITE DESTINATION:The Big Pool.

TOYS OF CHOICE:Squeaky toys, balls (especially another dog’s) and bones.

MOST ASHAMED OF:Getting caught with the empty toilet paper roll.

WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO BE WHEN I GROW UP:A Best in Show winner like my mom “Brownie”..

Shane lives with his Mom “Brownie” and the rest of the

Drewsar crew with Herb, Mari and Sara Szauerzopf in Moffat

Ontario.

Your dog, young or old, could be featured on our cover

masthead or the Pupography page, just send a photo and

short story for possible selection. We also love any other

general interest stories about your wonderful PWDs for

publication. We will give you $5.00 off your next club

merchandise purchase for every story used. Send us photos

(hard copies, colour or black and white will be returned),

or electronic files of your images (jpegs, tiffs, eps saved

at minimum 4”x 6” 260dpi). All emails should be titled

‘Waterlog’. Text can be emailed or sent as a Word attachment

along with photos to Sharon Lapstra, [email protected] or

call Sharon at 519 699-4770 for additional information.

WATERLOG EDITOR:

Sharon Lapstra, [email protected] 519 699-4770

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New member applications and lapsed members renewingMay 31- August 31, 2011

If no objections are received by Roslyn Eskind, our Secretary/Treasurer ([email protected]), within

30 days after publication date, membership will become effective. If an objection is received, the

application must be voted on by the Board within 30 days of receipt of objection by the Secretary/

Treasurer. The applicant is notified of the result.

UUPPCCOOMMIINNGGEventsLook for updates on www.pwdcc.org

Dec. 27 Booster to the Elora Gorge Kennel Club show A PWDCOntario eventAlways a fun show, at Bingeman's Convention Centre, between Guelph and Kitchener. We encourage owners to

handle their own dogs. Pot luck luncheon and prizes sponsored by Purina. Contact Mari Szauerzopf for more

information, [email protected].

Aug 10-12 2012 National Specialty A PWDCC eventWatch for more details to come, the Specialty will be held in conjunction with the Kilbride & District Kennel

Club. Activities include a Water Trial at Laurel Creek Conservation Area, Wet Dog Competition, Juvenile and

Veterans’ Sweepstakes, Specialty, Booster to Kilbride All Breed, Junior Handling, 3 days of All Breed Shows,

including a Working and Herding and Working Specialties, all at the same site. Welcome Party, Banquet, and

Silent Auction. For more information or to volunteer to help make this show a success please contact

[email protected].

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Belinda Kirkwood30 Donlands Dr.Toronto, OntarioM4N 1G1

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Mavis McClintock2809 Herd RdDuncan, BritishColumbiaV9L 6A3

Beth Pelletier287 Southerest DriveLondon.OntarioN6J 1N3

Cover PupThis is Keeva Bay’s the Divine Ms., Mango, in

residence with Deb and Mike Collins in Waterloo,

Ontario. When she grows up she wants to be a show

dog just like her mom Pinkie - “Keeva Bay’s It’s All

About Pink”. She is loved and trained by her

breeder, Sharon Lapstra.

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