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JANUARY 2020 BREED FEATURE Black Russian Terrier p8 AUSTRALIAN CANINE 21 SYMPTOMS EYE SCHEME - ACES p16 You should never ignore p37
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Contents
5 | President’s Message
6 | Board Notes
8 | Breed Feature –
8
The Black Russian Terrier
13 | Common Skin Conditions In Dogs
14 | Search Dogs To The Rescue!
16 | What Is The Australian Canine Eye
Scheme (ACES)?
17 | Pet Portraits
18 | Australian Army Welcomes Canine
Mascot Private Ridgleigh Blue IV
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19 | Gazette – Conformation Show
And Trial Schedules
31 | Calcification Of The
Supraspinatus Tendon
32 | Why Is My Dog Losing Weight?
37
34 | Dog Bite Injury
37 | 21 Symptoms You Should Never
Ignore
41 | Affiliated clubs and services
45 | Durack vendors
46 | Rates Guide
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President’s Message
Tara King DQ Planning Session on 8 December
I am just now reflecting on the excellent planning day
we had yesterday with the dynamic Tara King. Tara has
had a wealth of media and production experience and
for instance, was the producer of the Cesar Milan dog
training series in the States for many years.
Tara and her husband Scott recently acquired 2 Cairn
Terriers and is a new dog exhibitor and is also involved Heat Policy
in agility in NSW. She has a passion about our dog I cannot remember there ever having been such
world and is committed to helping us impact and lead continued dry weather with no rain at this time of the
the conversation around dogs nationally and also on a year in SEQ. And of course we are all living with the
State and Territory basis. And we are so lucky that Tara continued threat of bush fires and trying to be vigilant.
is donating her professional services to our dog world.
As members would know, DQ does have a heat
As mentioned previously, I found my own way to policy regarding the running of events with certain
the seminar conducted by Tara for Dogs NSW on 9 recommendations stated. It is left to individual
November. Our seminar yesterday was attended by clubs to monitor the weather conditions and make
directors and also a good cross section of DQ members. decisions about the timing and possible cancellation
I think Tara is on the same page as many of us in or postponement of events. I believe clubs take this
wanting to raise our profile and to communicate our responsibility very seriously.
knowledge and love of dogs to the wider community Mrs Sharron Taylor is currently leading a review of this
and to key government and other agencies. I would like policy and will be bringing recommendations to the
to see Dogs Qld as the “go to” agency on dog related Board in due course. We are looking to late 2020 for any
issues. Our dog world is brim full of great dog stories possible changes.
that just don’t see the light of day. We would like to see
My personal opinion relates to the fact that Qld is in
that change. We have 12 disciplines in our dog world
subtropical and tropical zones. I believe that events
and so many opportunities for people with pet dogs at
from November to the end of February should be held
home to get involved.
in the evening with a start time no earlier than 5pm.
The session yesterday was all about generating ideas But I do understand that we have such a climate and
and it was very productive. Some key outcomes will be humidity variation from Brisbane to Cairns when one
provided to members in due course to enable further considers that it is a similar distance from Brisbane to
discussion and input. Some key issues discussed were Melbourne.
as follows:-
There are real challenges in developing an effective
• Finding out why we are passionate about what we do
policy for our entire State and we seek input
• Getting people engaged from members on this question. So please email
• What stands in our way rob@dogsqueensland.org.au with your input.
• How we communicate I wish you and your families a very happy holiday
• Building our brand and key messages season and I look forward to sharing great times
with you in 2020. It should be a decade of great
Tara has kindly offered to conduct a DQ Strategic
opportunities for our dog world. Let’s get the word out
Planning day that would build on the outcomes of
more about our great love of dogs and how they enrich
yesterday’s seminar. I am hoping that this will take
our lives.
place in February or March and will look to updating
our 2015 - 2019 Strategic Plan with a particular focus Ulla Greenwood
on our 2020 top priorities. President
DOG WORLD January 2020 5
BOARD NOTES JANUARY 2020
LITTER REGISTRATION PRICE INCREASES Approval of 2020 National Show & Restricted Herding, Rally
The Board recently discussed at length the increased use of Obedience and Obedience Trials: White Swiss Shepherd Dog
the Limited Register and will continue to discuss this topic. Association of Victoria Inc
Just in terms of numbers and to make Members aware, ANKC are pleased to advise the approval of the application
these are the numbers of Registrations, Main/Limited for the received from the White Swiss Shepherd Association of
last couple of years and the percentage registered to that Victoria Inc via Dogs Victoria for their 2020 National Show &
particular Register, it can be easily seen that dogs registered Restricted Herding, Rally Obedience and Obedience Trials
on the Limited Register, and therefore making them unable to be held on 6 to 8 June 2020 at KCC Park, Skye, Victoria.
to bred from or shown, has steadily increased. We note the Restricted Herding Trial will be held in Nyora,
Victoria.
Numbers Percentage Approval of 2020 National Show: Queensland Bulldog Club
2017 ANKC are pleased to advise the approval of the application
Main 10716 66% received from the Queensland Bulldog Club via Dogs
Limited 5431 34% Queensland for their 2020 National Show to be held on 2 May
2018 2020 at the Dogs Queensland Grounds, Durack, Queensland.
Main 8639 60% RAFT Amended Rules and Regulations – effective 1 January
Limited 5800 40% 2020
2019 (to 18 November) The following amended rules and regulations which are
Main 6186 48% effective from 1 January 2020 are now available.
Limited 6709 52% Rules for the conduct of Retrieving Trials for Gundogs –
http://ankc.org.au/AboutUs/?id=1253
As an overall review policy, the Board agreed to increase Rules for the conduct of Field Trials for Spaniels and
the applications for Registration by 5% but applications for Retrievers Trials – http://ankc.org.au/AboutUs/?id=1253
Registration on the Limited Register would increase by a
further 10% over and above the 5%, all new fees would be Regulations Part 3B – Regulations for the conduct of
rounded up to the nearest dollar. The new fees would take Field Trial Judges Training Scheme – http://ankc.org.au/
effect for applications received after 1 January 2020; AboutUs/?id=1229
The new fee structure is reproduced below, this is the cost Triple Champion Titles
per pup; Members are asked to note that there are no retrospective Tri
Champion titles using a Tracking Champion and a Track and
2019 2020 2020 Search Champion title gained prior to 1st January 2019.
(Main) (Limited) The current ANKC Tracking and Track & Search rules effective
Under 3 months 45 48 52 1st January 2019 (now 2 separate disciplines) do not allow
for retrospective Tri Champion titles.
Over 3 and under 6 If any Tri Champions have been awarded retrospectively then
73 77 85
months these have to be cancelled as they are ANKC titles and can
Over 6 and under only be awarded in accordance with the rules.
92 97 107
12 months Rules for the conduct of Lure Coursing Trials – effective 1
Over 12 and under January 2020
102 108 118
18 months The amended Rules for the conduct of Lure Coursing
Trials which are effective from 1 January 2020 are now
ANKC NEWS available from the ANKC website at: http://ankc.org.au/
Please note that the relevant document on the Dogs AboutUs/?id=1253
Queensland / ANKC Website has been amended or available In addition to the amended rules the attached explanatory
where applicable; statement providing a guide to the rule changes has also be
ANKC Ltd Judges’ Listing made available from our website.
In accordance with the decision at the October 2019 Board Updated ANKC Documents
meeting the Australian Judges contact details on the ANKC Regulations Part 5
website have been amended to only display the name, Item 6.8 – Conformation Committee Report. 1.1.5; 1.2.7.
postcode, telephone number and email address for all Regulations Part 6
Judges. Item 6.1 – State Administrators 2019 Meeting Minutes – items
Approval of 2021 National Show: The Poodle Society of WA 6.1, 6.2 and 6.3. Clauses 1.2.2; 6.6.2; 6.8.1.
ANKC are pleased to advise the approval of the application Item 7.3.1 – Labrador Retriever Survey – Clause 8.12.2
received from The Poodle Society of WA for their 2021 National Code of Practice of Responsible Dog Ownership
National Show to be held on 21 to 23 October 2021 at Dogs Item 6.1 – State Administrators 2019 Meeting Minutes – items
West Grounds, Southern River, Western Australia. 6.5, 6.6 and 6.7. Opening Statement; Clauses 16 and 24.
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Breed Feature
“Black Pearl of Russia”
Image by Ingrid Matsche Photography
By Kim Dawson and Natasha Sadykova
The Russian Black Terrier…
Or Tchorny Terrier as they are known in Russia, selected and imported a superior stock from
was the product of a very scientific and highly among the working breeds, and the experiments
effective military breeding program headed by began. Red Star Kennel set out to develop the
Colonel Medvedev of the Soviet Red Star Kennels supreme military working dog – courageous,
in the early 1950s. The purpose of the breeding reliable, highly trainable and versatile. They
program was to restore the Soviet Army working, started with crossing the male Giant Schnauzer
protection and guard dogs that were decimated ‘Roy’ with available bitches, mostly Rottweilers
during World War II. Red Star Kennel studied, and Airedale Terriers. Later, Newfoundland,
8 DOG WORLD January 2020
Eastern European Shepherd, Caucasian Ovcharka, Health and Care
Great Dane, German Shepherd Dog, and other
Average Life Expectancy: 10-14 years
breeds were added to achieve the desirable
qualities. The new breed, which they originally Russian Black Terriers are generally healthy and
called a Black Terrier, exceeded all expectations robust, but like all breeds, they’re prone to certain
and quickly became famous and popular among health conditions. The most commonly occurring
civil population for its unsurpassed devotion conditions found in Russian Black Terriers are
to the owner, high intelligence, balanced Canine Hip Dysplasia (HD) and Elbow Dysplasia
temperament and versatility. As the Black Terrier (ED). Protective factors are dysplasia-free parents
became more noble and uniform in type and and a correct upbringing. Feeding the young dogs
temperament, a new standard was proposed, with a balanced diet and providing them with
and the new breed was recognised by the FCI in gentle low-risk exercises was shown to decrease
1984. The breed is now named the Russian Black the risk of joints’ problems. Some dogs with more
Terrier, and in Russia it is called ‘a pearl of Russian profuse growth of hair in the ears may be prone to
selection work’. ear inflammations if not regularly cleaned. Also, the
beard can become affected by fungus, particularly,
Appearance – Not a True Terrier! if the dog lives in a wet and hot environment.
Do not be deceived by the name. The Russian The most time consuming aspect of caring for
Black Terrier is a large, powerful, and robust a Russian Black Terrier is coat (and beard!)
working dog. With large bones and well maintenance. While they are a very low shedding
developed muscles, they possess great strength breed, they should be brushed well every 1-2
and endurance. In appearance, they should be weeks. Some owners opt for the “summer cut” in
neither overly coarse, nor too refined or terrier-
like; balance is essential. The male dogs should
be larger and more masculine in appearance.
They should be proportionate, and only very
slightly longer than tall – this can be a little more
pronounced for females. Males stand at 70 to
78cm at the withers and weigh roughly 50 to 60kg
with females 66 to 74 cm and weighing 45 to 50kg.
Taller specimens are allowed provided they are
proportional and of excellent breed type.
The Russian Black Terrier has a solid black
weather-resistant double coat that is rough
and thick, with some scattering of grey hairs
acceptable. A long dense coat is present on the
legs. One of the hallmarks of the breed is the very
well developed head furnishings, moustache
and beard, accentuating the massive “brick-like”
rectangular head and large, black nose. For show
purposes, the Russian Black Terrier’s coat should
be trimmed and clipped in order to display its
shape and structure, although they are not to be
Image by Wendy Potter
overly groomed.
DOG WORLD January 2020 9
which the body is clipped and leg hair shortened, Personality
in which case brushing and washing monthly
The “Blackie” has acquired the best qualities of
should suffice. An important advantage of the
its ancestors - the joyful disposition and energy
Russian Black Terrier is the absence of a “doggy”
of the Airedale terrier, the strength, courage and
smell and seasonal shedding; the coat is also
endurance of the Rottweiler and Giant Schnauzer,
hypoallergenic. However, they can be messy
the monolithic calm and reserve of Newfoundland.
drinkers/eaters. The beard requires regular
But what makes this breed unique and a standout
washing and brushing.
from others, is their obsession with the owner.
The Russian Black Terrier is at home wherever Russian Black Terriers are extremely loyal and
you are. They thrive in both large and small living closely bond with their owners and family
spaces, including apartments (that’s where the members, more so than other breeds. They will
majority of these dogs live in Russia). Provided want to be close to you and thrive on sharing your
they receive daily exercise and mental stimulation life, following you from room to room. This is a dog
through training, play, sport or walking, they don’t that prefers the company of their owner to that of
need much space. other people or dogs.
Image by Ingrid Matsche Photography
10 DOG WORLD January 2020• Transcervical insemination with fresh,
chilled and frozen semen.
• Semen collection and freezing.
• In-house progesterone testing - results
in 20 minutes.
• Dog and bitch fertility assessment and
much more.
Dr Scott Norman BVSc PhD DACT
Image by Wendy Potter
Registered specialist - veterinary reproduction
Dr Jennifer Larsen BVBiol BVSc
Remember, they were designed and perfected
to guard and protect, and the protective instinct
will manifest itself to some degree. They are very
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belongings and will not hesitate to defend those
they love. Russian Black Terriers can be very
intimidating when visitors come into their territory
regardless of how much socialization the dog
has, and you may need to be prepared to crate
them when unknown guests or repairmen arrive.
If you want a dog that happily greets everyone
who comes to the home, you might be better to
consider different breed.
Outside the home, the Russian Black Terrier
can be aloof with strangers and take their time
considering whether a person is a threat. Luckily,
one of the specific features of the breed is they
respond to a situation rapidly, and quick to settle
afterwards. Also, they are happy to be guided by
the owner. So, your friends will quickly become
their friends.
Mature Russian Black Terriers can be very gentle,
tolerant and respectful towards children whom
they are raised with. The same applies to other
family pets of all sizes. However, young Blackies
are large, active and often unaware of their size
and power. Little children or small pets may be
accidentally knocked over, stood on etc. Please
make sure that you supervise all play.
DOG WORLD January 2020 11Outside the house, Russian Black Terriers can
be thought of as ‘introverts’ among the dogs.
Although they not necessarily aggressive, they
may not be willing to socialise with every canine.
Remember their owner is the only company they
crave. If an unwelcome dog disrespectfully invades
their space, they will be quick to issue a verbal
Dr Sara Pitts BVSc. (Hons I), reprimand. For this reason, many species of this
Dr Courtney Fuller BVSc. breed are unsuited to dog parks, although, they
and Marnie Scheiwe BAppsc can differ in their character, just like humans.
at Rosewood Vet Service are Puppies exhibit the breed’s inherent intelligence
now offering Canine Reproduction and problem solving ability from a very young
services including: age. Early training and socialization is vital, so the
protective instincts are channelled into proper
and reliable behaviour. Raising and owning a
Russian Black Terrier may require experience,
although first-time owners will also succeed if
they are committed and willing to invest time
and resources into educating themselves. This
highly trainable breed possesses extremely high
intelligence, a strong desire to learn and please
its owner. Good training requires that the owner
is firm, fair and consistent. The Russian Black
Terriers are slow to mature. Giving them too much
choice and freedom before their brain is fully
matured will be more detrimental than beneficial.
Strict but easy to understand rules and routine will
guarantee your success. At the age of about 2-3
years they reach their true wisdom and reliability,
and from then on they will be your most loyal
friend, guard, sport companion and anything else
you want them to be.
REFERENCES:
“RUSSIAN BLACK TERRIER”
by M.Gerasimova, President
of Russian National Breed
Club, FCI exp Moscow, 1996.
Permission to translate and
P (07) 5464 1607 use for non-commercial
purposes granted.
E: toblovet@gmail.com “Black Russian Terrier” by
A: 14 Walloon Rd, Rosewood 4340 Y.Antipova, Russian dog
fanciers magazine “Drug”
(“The Friend”) No.3-1994.
12 DOG WORLD January 2020COMMON SKIN CONDITIONS
IN DOGS
ROYAL CANIN
Dogs can suffer from a variety of skin conditions, Particular breeds of dog have their own skin
causing pain, itching and inflammation. Learn about conditions. Dogs such as Bulldogs or Pugs can suffer
some common symptoms as well as ways to support irritation from bacteria and yeast becoming ‘stuck’
your dog. in their folds of skin. Medium-sized dogs who may
spend lots of time outside or working are exposed to
Depending on your dog’s breed, age, and a number
environmental pressures, which means their skin’s
of genetic factors, you may find they are prone to skin natural defences need special support. German
conditions. You can support your dog’s recovery, as Shepherds, Dalmatians, Miniature Schnauzers and Shih
well as prevent future problems, in a number of simple Tzus all have similarly sensitive skin, so it’s important
ways. to ask your vet if there are any genetic predispositions
WHAT’S IMPORTANT ABOUT YOUR DOG’S SKIN? to skin conditions you should know about.
A dog’s skin acts as a barrier between their organs, WHY DO DOGS GET SKIN CONDITIONS?
muscles and skeleton and their environment. It’s the Some skin conditions in dogs are created or
largest organ in their body and, including their hair, exacerbated by external factors. Dogs who spend a lot
makes up around 12% of their entire body weight. of time outdoors are in contact with a greater variety of
It offers vital protection against parasites, stores potential pests and parasites, which in turn can cause
fat, water and vitamins, and houses sensitive nerve inflammation. Although hygiene is important, if you
endings. use a shampoo or cleaning product which strips their
skin of sebum this can similarly cause problems.
The skin is a barrier which prevents water loss,
reducing the chance of dehydration and helps A nutritionally-unbalanced diet may contribute to
regulate their body temperature. A dog’s skin also the occurrence of skin conditions in dogs. There are
secretes sebum, an oil-like substance which creates a several types of adverse reactions to food, and the
biofilm over the surface of the skin. This film protects most common is allergic. As a result, symptoms such
against external threats by managing the balance of as scratching, redness and inflammation may be
‘good’ and ‘bad’ bacteria, and helps prevent bacteria triggered. Your dog’s sensitivity, combined with their
from multiplying. It also maintains the pH balance diet, can then cause signs of skin irritation.
of your dog’s skin to help prevent irritation from
Keeping your dog’s skin healthy requires a complex
environmental changes.
mix of nutrients, including long chain fatty acids like
In these ways, your dog’s skin is an important filter those from the omega 3 and omega 6 groups. Trace
between their environment and their body, and needs minerals like zinc and copper are important for overall
to be looked after properly. cell function and to help maintain a high-quality coat.
Most importantly, high quality proteins which are easy
WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF SKIN CONDITIONS IN
to digest are essential. Your dog’s skin and coat uses a
MY DOG?
good portion of their daily protein intake, so the right
Much like the symptoms of a skin condition in a
type and amount of protein is important.
human, your dog might suffer from dry, irritated, or
red skin in certain areas. Their coat may appear dry or You can support your dog’s skin and hair health, and
greasy, there may be some hair loss, or you may notice take preventative action against many common skin
they have dandruff. It’s likely that the first thing you’ll conditions, by choosing an appropriate food and being
spot is your dog scratching itself more as it tries to aware of any external factors they might encounter. If
relieve some of its discomfort. you’re unsure, ask your veterinarian.
DOG WORLD January 2020 13TRACK & SEARCH GRAND CHAMPION “BARRETT”
Search Dogs to the Rescue!
One of the most terrifying incidents that can and typically do not participate in searches for
occur in any dog owner’s life is for their pet to go other dogs, Carmel and “Willow” have made the
missing. While using social media and canvassing transition successfully. Search dogs can help by
the neighbourhood may often quickly reunite a concentrating the efforts of searchers to a more
frantic owner with their missing pet, there are accurately targeted area, resulting in the more
many cases where pets are missing for days or rapid location of the missing dog. Labradors such
weeks with no sightings. In one such instance, as Willow have a particular talent for tracking
Dogs Queensland member Carmel Vierow and her and detection, although a diverse range of breeds
Labrador Retriever “Willow” (Dual Ch(T)(Neut) TS participate in the sport of tracking.
Grand Ch Sarshai Wizards Magic) volunteered to
The search for Enya has not been the only
assist with the search after the owners requested
occasion where Carmel and Willow have assisted
help via social media. By this time, Enya the
in locating lost pets. In August 2018, Grace the
Bernese Mountain Dog had been missing over a
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel had been missing
week from her Oakey Flat Road home. Carmel and
in the Stafford area for almost four days when
Willow assisted in the search over several days
Carmel and Willow arrived to assist in the search.
and narrowed the search area to where Enya was
The team tracked Grace in the Kedron Brook Creek
eventually located, including tracking back from
area, where several sightings had been reported.
the last confirmed sighting to the owner’s house.
While working the area, the missing dog was
Although sport-trained tracking dogs have been flushed out of hiding and Grace was captured in a
imprinted to search exclusively for human scent nearby house yard and reunited with her owner.
14 DOG WORLD January 2020Previously, Carmel and Willow have also been Tracking and its urban
involved in identifying the target search area for a counterpart Track and
missing boxer in the Albany Creek area. Search are vigorous
non-competitive
Other dogs who have recently assisted in searches
outdoor sports where
for missing dogs are Dogue De Bordeaux “Barrett”
dog and owner can
(T.Ch TS Grand Ch Holdingaces Barrett ) who
both enjoy the dog’s
performed a 2km length rural track at night,
natural love and skill
resulting in a confirmed sighting of a missing
for following a scent.
Chinese Crested immediately after the search
A dog’s ability to
was halted for safety reasons. The team returned
detect scent is up to
the next day and tracked an area bordering the
100,000 times greater
highway, with a member of the public sighting
than ours, often used
the dog shortly afterwards. The missing dog was
to locate humans,
reunited with their owner the following day.
other animals, illegal TRACK & SEARCH GRAND
Caboolture Club member Therese Berry and drugs, explosives, CHAMPIONS “WILLOW”
contraband and AND CARMEL.
Miniature Schnauzer “Rocket” (T.Ch Jabbawokki
Rocket CD RN TSDX) recently assisted in the search even the presence of
for a missing Cavalier King Charles Spaniel in the disease and physical conditions such as low blood
Bellmere area. They narrowed down the search sugar levels.
area and identified the area in which the missing
All dog breeds are capable of learning to track
dog was located.
and competing in the sport. Past champions
include a wide variety of breeds: Pomeranians,
Papillions, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, King
Charles Spaniels, Staffordshire Bull Terriers,
Manchester Terriers, miniature Dachshunds,
Whippets, Basenji, Boxers, Dogue De Bordeaux,
Newfoundland, Dobermans, Schnauzers, Russian
Black Terriers, Siberian Huskies, Dalmations and
Poodles, alongside the more common German
Shepherd Dogs, Labradors, Golden Retrievers,
Belgian Shepherds, Cocker Spaniels and Springer
Spaniels.
Anyone interested in learning to track with their
dogs are encouraged to contact a tracking club
or any local dog obedience club participating
in tracking training. Email Coral Pethers at
pethers@claremontresort.net.au or phone Dogs
Queensland on 3252 2661 for club details.
• Evergreen Tracking Dog Club Inc.
• All Breeds Tracking Club
• Cairns City Kennel Club Inc.
• Canine Obedience Club of Townsville Inc.
• Magpies Mackay & District Obedience Club
“WILLOW” AND “ENYA”, REUNITED AFTER THE SEARCH.
• Rockhampton Dog Obedience Club Inc.
DOG WORLD January 2020 15What is the Australian Canine Eye Scheme
(ACES)?
The Australian Canine Eye Scheme (ACES) is an Australia wide assessment programme
that offers veterinary specialist certification for a range of congenital and adult onset
hereditary eye conditions for registered dog breeds. The Australian Veterinary Association
and the Australian National Kennel Council both endorse the programme.
What is the purpose of ACES? including the iris, lens, vitreous, retina and optic
The purpose of ACES is to bring together registered nerve. The Australian and New Zealand College
dog breeders and veterinary eye specialists of Veterinary Scientists Ophthalmology Chapter
to work towards minimising the incidence of defines the required examination procedures and
painful or vision threatening hereditary canine ensures that they meet international standards.
eye conditions. Regular ACES examinations give Eye diseases known to be inherited in each
breeders valuable information to help plan mating different breed are recorded in an ACES
of their animals to reduce or sometimes eliminate examination. Any additional abnormalities
such eye conditions from their stock. It also means detected are also recorded. A certificate is
that breeders can reassure potential owners and generated which is then given and/or emailed to
other breeders about the quality of their animals. the breeder. The information collected for each
Litter examinations can be performed to screen dog is recorded and collated, and is useful to
whole litters prior to sale, which can be of benefit assess the incidence of each condition in each
in the case of future buyer disputes. breed, and also to help monitor for any new
emerging diseases.
What happens in an ACES
examination? How can I arrange an ACES
ACES examinations are performed by registered examination for my dog or litter of
specialist Veterinary Ophthalmologists (animal eye puppies?
specialists). A full eye examination is performed ACES examination appointments can be made
where the specialist examines the dog’s eyelids, with a Veterinary Ophthalmologist registered
tear duct openings, eye surface and inside the eye to issue ACES certificates in Queensland.
16 DOG WORLD January 2020Please see ACES registered panellists for
a list of registered specialist Veterinary
Ophthalmologists and their clinic details, or
visit the Australian National Kennel Council
Website ACES information page at http://
orchid.ankc.org.au.
In dog breeds where early onset eye disease is
being assessed, examination is recommended
between 6 – 12 weeks for all puppies in the
litter.
An initial adult ACES examination is best
performed before the dog is 12 months old.
The success of the ACES program is thanks to
Pet Portraits
Sonya Erhart is a talented Brisbane artist specialising
diligent breeders, and the ACES panellists, in in airbrushing dog portraits.
particular Dr Bruce Robertson who pioneered
and ran the scheme for many years. ACES Her love for dogs began as a toddler when her Mum
is now transitioning from a paper to online was the proud owner of Corgis and later Pekingese.
certificates with the expertise of Ron de Jong of Fast forward fifteen years and Sonya purchased her
Wild Systems. first dog, Beau – a beautiful kind soul of a Lhasa Apso.
Dr Jessica Nevile and Dr Kate Hindley To broaden her art knowledge she undertook an
(Veterinary Ophthalmology Specialists and Airbrushing course in 2010 and in the following year
ANZCVS Chapter secretaries). an Advanced course. Portraits were her focus and for
many years she was known as the ‘Marilyn Queen’ for
her stunning canvases of Marilyn Monroe.
When Beau was seven she purchased another Lhasa
Apso puppy named Bobby and became actively
involved in dog showing.
Early last year Sonya chose to retire from showing
and focus on her art. She feels painting a pet portrait
for someone, of their beloved dog to be so rewarding.
To arrange your pet portrait, simply email a digital
photo image to Sonya and she will be in touch.
Dogs are the Best Humans!
Sonya Rae Designs
Pet Portrait Facts
Size: Varies.
Average size 35cm x 25cm
Cost: $400.00
Framing: Extra
Location: North Brisbane
Contact number: 0411 271 633
Email:
sonyarae@optusnet.com.au
DOG WORLD January 2020 17Changing of
the guard
Charlie, as he was originally
called, was the success of the
pairing of Zorro Gr Ch Kelprin
Heez Just Grand and Willow
Ch Morview A New Leaf. At 6
weeks of age, a representative
from the 6th Battalion, The
Royal Australian Regiment
AUSTRALIAN ARMY WELCOMES rang about the single masked
boy I had for sale. He really
CANINE MASCOT
liked the look of him as he
resembled the Battalions
official mascot – a Blue
PRIVATE RIDGLEIGH BLUE IV Australian Cattle dog with a
single patch on the right side.
The Australian Army canine mascot, “Once I’ve finished teaching He passed a medical and
Sergeant Ridgleigh Blue III, has him obedience and some tricks, started his training. Charlie
retired after nine years of loyal Private Blue IV will be due to take is now known as Private
service with 6th Battalion, The Royal over mascot duties and lead the Ridgleigh Blue IV. He is one
Australian Regiment (6 RAR). battalion for about six years.” of the most responsive dogs
they have trained and as his
Sergeant Blue will be succeeded Private Blue IV is 6 RAR’s eighth breeder I feel completely
by another Australian cattle dog Australian Cattle Dog mascot with proud and honoured to
as 6 RAR’s mascot, who has been the Blue Heeler tradition beginning have a pup take on the role
enlisted into the Army as Private in 1975. as an official mascot for the
Ridgleigh Blue IV. Australian Army. I wish him all
the best in his new role.
“Private Blue IV is a very energetic
puppy who has been eager to Melissa Powell
begin his duties as 6 RAR’s newest
mascot,” Major Varcoe from 6 RAR
said.
“As with all new enlistees, Private
Blue IV requires formal recruit
training. This will be provided
by the dog handlers of the 2nd
Combat Engineer Regiment, a local
unit which has a close working
relationship with 6 RAR.”
His training is progressing quickly,
according to handler Private Jarred
Little, who said he already knew
how to sit, stay, lie down, roll over
and heel, among other things.
“He’s pretty good inside; he doesn’t
really chew anything at home –
except for the garden.
18 DOG WORLD January 2020Show Date: Saturday 7 March 2020
Entries Close: Monday 17 February 2020
PROSTON SHOW SOCIETY
Venue: Proston Show Grounds, Proston QLD
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Classes:
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 10(10a),
11(11a), 18(18a)
11(11a), 18(18a)
Entry
Entry Fees:
Fees: $9.00 plus $2.00 Ground Levy,
Catalogues $3.00
Catalogues $3.00
Entries
Entries to:
to: Proston Show
Proston Show Society,
Society, 6
6 Taylor
Taylor Lane,
Lane,
Tingoora QLD
Tingoora QLD 4608
4608
CONFORMATION Online
Online Entries:www.showmanager.com.au
Entries:
www.showmanager.com.au
SHOW
Enquiries: Valley Ph: 0427831205
Enquiries: Valley Ph: 0427831205
Ring 1: Mr L Wright Groups 1,2,3 and 5
and TRIAL Ring 1: Mr L Wright
(QLD)
(QLD)
Groups 1,2,3 and 5
Ring 2: Mr N McGreevy Groups 4 and 7
SCHEDULES Ring 2: Mr N McGreevy Groups 4 and 7
(QLD)
(QLD)
Ring 2: Mr D McGreevy Group 6 at the
Ring 2: Mr D McGreevy completion
(QLD) Group 6 at the
of Group 7
March 2020 (QLD)
General Specials
Judging
completion of Group 7
Mr D McGreevy (QLD)
starts at
at 8.30AM
8.30AM
Judging starts
No passes will be issued, a list of exhibitor names will
be at
be at the
the gate.
gate.
Show Date: Saturday 7 March 2020 Show Date: Saturday 7 March 2020
Entries Close: Saturday 15 February 2020 Entries Close: Monday 24 February 2020
OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG CLUB OF QLD Toy Dog Club of Qld
Venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, Venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds,
247 King Ave, Durack QLD 247 King Ave, Durack QLD
2 OPEN SHOWS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW AND OPEN SHOW
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 10(10a), Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a),
11(11a), 18(18a) 10(10a), 11(11a), 12(12a), 18(18a)
Entry Fees: $8.00, Catalogues $3.00 Entry Fees:
Champ Show $15.00 Baby Puppy $8.00
Entries to: Old English Sheepdog Club of Qld, Open Show: $3.00
49 Hanlon Street, Bundamba Qld 4304 Catalogues $3.00 (Covers both shows)
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au Entries to: Show Secretary, 9 Clifton Cres,
Durack QLD 4077
Enquiries: Maria Ph: 0424067143
Online
Open Show 1 www.showmanager.com.au
Entries:
Judging starts at 2.00PM Enquiries: Jennifer Ph: 0418153115
Mr D McAlister Breed classes and General Specials OPEN SHOW
(QLD) Sandy Abraham Memorial Show
Open Show 2 Judging commences 3.30PM
Judging starts at the completion of Open Show 1 Mr A Harwood (QLD) Breeds A – Z and General Specials
not before 5.00PM
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Mr J Meyer
Breed classes and General Specials Eddie Croad Memorial Show
(QLD)
Judging commences 4.00PM
Special Event – Exhibition of Clipped Down Dogs
Entries taken on the day. All welcome to participate. Mrs J Croad (QLD) Breeds A – Z and General Specials
No experience necessary Championship show is a Toy Dog Club Point Score Show
DOG WORLD January 2020 19Show Date: Saturday 7 March 2020
Entries Close: Monday 24 February 2020
COCKER SPANIEL CLUB OF QLD INC
Venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Ave, Durack QLD
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW AND OPEN SHOW
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 9(9a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 12(12a), 18(18a)
Property Classes
Best Head, Best Feet, Best Gait, Merriest
Championship Show only:
Entry Fees: $25.00 Non Club Members, $15.00 Club Members,
Championship Show $10.00 Baby Puppies (Members and Non Members)
$5.00 Property Classes (Members and Non Members)
Open Show Automatic entry if entered in Championship show,
otherwise $5.00 (Members and Non Members)
Catalogue $3.00 (Includes both shows)
Entries to: Cocker Spaniel Club of Qld Inc, PO Box 356, Ormeau QLD 4208
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
Enquiries: cscqldinc@gmail.com
Show Day Contact: Terri Ph: 0431833699
Tony Ph: 0417750544
OPEN SHOW
Starts at 4.45PM (depending on the weather)
Ms S Guilfoyle (QLD) Breed Classes and General Specials
JUNIOR HANDLERS
Judged at completion of Open Show
Ribbons and Prizes for each placegetter in all 3 age groups. Must handle a Cocker Spaniel – Enter on the day.
Judge to be advised on the day
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Starts 45 minutes after the completion of Junior Handlers but not before 6.30PM
Mrs K Bennett (NSW)
Breed Classes and General Specials
Royoni Cocker Spaniels
Written critiques for all placegetters at Championship Show
Exhibitors winning In Show awards will be required to be present for Official Photos
The Open Show will have sashes only unless trophies are donated to the club
Raffle Tickets available on Showmanager - $2.00 each or 3 for $5.00.
Raffle prize - Mars Thinning Scissors 46 teeth single sided
Proudly Sponsored By
20 DOG WORLD January 2020Show Date: Sunday 8 March 2020 Show Date: Sunday 8 March 2020
Entries Close: Sunday 16 February 2020
Entries Close: Friday 21 February 2020
GREAT DANE SOCIETY OF QUEENSLAND INC
Venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds,
DACHSHUND CLUB OF QUEENSLAND INC
247 King Ave, Durack QLD
Venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, OPEN SHOW
247 King Ave, Durack QLD Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), (3a), 4(4a), 5(5a),
9(9a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 12(12a),
2 OPEN SHOWS 18(18a), 14(14a), Brace
Property Best Black, Best Blue, Best Brindle,
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), Classes: Best Fawn, Best Harlequin,
9(9a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 12(12a), Best Mantle, Best Movement,
18(18a)
Best Feet
Property Best Head, Best Front, Best Entry Fees: $10.00, Catalogues $6.00
Classes: Hindquarters, Best Gait Property Classes: $6.00
Entries to: Great Dane Society of Qld Inc,
Entry Fees: $6.00, Property Classes $4.00 PO Box 1531, Oxenford Qld 4210
Catalogues $3.00
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
Entries To: Dachshund Club of Qld Inc, Enquiries: Alexandra Ph: 0405050550
PO Box 3, Acacia Ridge QLD 4110 Judging starts at 4.00PM with Breed Classes
Online Mr J Mitchell (QLD) Breed Classes and Property
www.showmanager.com.au Classes.
Entries:
Enquiries: Gyll Ph: 0404050040 Show Date: Sunday 8 March 2020
Entries Close: Sunday 16 February 2020
Open Show 1
Belgian Shepherd Dog Club of Qld Inc
Judging starts at 9.00AM Venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds,
with Standard Long Haired followed by 247 King Ave, Durack QLD
Miniature Long Haired, Smooth Haired, OPEN SHOW
Miniature Smooth Haired, Wire Haired and Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a),
Miniature Wire Haired. 10(10a), 11(11a), 12(12a), 18(18a)
Property Best Coat, Best Footed, Best Gaited,
Miss M Attridge (QLD) Breed classes, Classes: Best Head
Entry Fees: $7.50 Property Classes $2.00
General Specials and
Catalogues $3.00
Property Classes
Entries to: Belgian Shepherd Dog Club of Qld Inc,
Open Show 2 PO Box 185, Burpengary QLD 4505
Online
Judging starts at the completion of Open Show 1 www.showmanager.com.au
Entries:
but not before 1.00PM
Enquiries: Ph: 0409619327 show@bsdcq.com
with Standard Long Haired followed by Judging commences at 9.00AM with Groenendael
Miniature Long Haired, Smooth Haired, followed by Laekenois, Malinois and Tervueren
Miniature Smooth Haired, Wire Haired and Ms S Smith All Varieties and General Specials and
Miniature Wire Haired. (QLD) Property Classes
Property classes to be judged after General Specials
Mrs J Watt (QLD) Breed classes,
Membership: Single $20.00 Dual $25.00
General Specials and Raffle Tickets 6 for $10.00
Property Classes Trophy Donations $50.00
DOG WORLD January 2020 21Show
ShowDate:
Date:Sunday
Sunday88March
March2020
2020 Show
ShowDate:
Date:Sunday
Sunday88March
March2020
2020
Entries
EntriesClose:
Close:Friday
Friday14
14February
February2020
2020 EntriesClose:
Entries Close:Monday
Monday24 24February
February2020
2020
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Grounds,
247
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247
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Classes:
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2(2a),3(3a),
3(3a),4(4a),
4(4a),5(5a),
5(5a), Classes:
Classes: 1(1a),2(2a),
1(1a), 2(2a),3(3a),
3(3a),4(4a),
4(4a),5(5a),
5(5a),10(10a),
10(10a),
11(11a),14(14a),
11(11a), 14(14a),18(18a)
18(18a)
10(10a),
10(10a),11(11a),
11(11a),12(12a),
12(12a),18(18a)
18(18a)
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Entriesto:
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ThePoodle
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QldInc,
Inc, Property
Property BestHead,
Best Head,Feet,
Feet,Coat,
Coat,Tail
TailMovement
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PO
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171,Aspley
AspleyQLDQLD4034
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Online
Online Sweepstakes:
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Veteran,Retrieving
RetrievingTrial
TrialExhibit
Exhibit
www.showmanager.com.au
www.showmanager.com.au
and
andObedience
ObedienceTrial
TrialExhibit
Exhibit
Entries:
Entries:
Entry
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$6.00,Catalogues
Catalogues$3.00
$3.00
Entry
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Members:$8.00 $8.00
Fees:
Fees: Sweepstakes
Sweepstakesand
andProperty
PropertyClasses
Classes$3.00
$3.00
Fees:
Fees: Non-Members
Non-Members$10.00 $10.00
Entries
Entriesto:
to: Mrs
MrsCCWardle,
Wardle,9191Ciesiolka
CiesiolkaRd,
Rd,
Baby
BabyPuppy
Puppyand andNeuter
Neuterclasses:
classes:
Aubigny
AubignyQLD
QLD4401
4401
$5.00
$5.00
Catalogues:
Catalogues:$4.00$4.00 Online
Online www.showmanager.com.au
www.showmanager.com.au
Entries:
Entries:
(covers
(coversboth
bothshows)
shows)
Property
PropertyClasses:
Classes:$3.00
$3.00 Enquiries:
Enquiries: CathPh:
Cath Ph:0412191005
0412191005
Enquiries:
Enquiries: Lynda
LyndaPh:Ph:0401485141
0401485141 Mr
MrGGHeyden
Heyden Breed BreedClasses,
Classes,Veteran
Veteran
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ShowDay
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LyndaPh:Ph:0401485141
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Show Date:Saturday
Date: Saturday14
Saturday 14March
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2020
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EntriesClose:
Entries Close:Monday
Close: Monday17
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17 February2020
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Varieties OAKEY
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Venue: OakeyShowgrounds,
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Road,
Property
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andBestBestEyes
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CHAMPIONSHIPSHOW
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Classes:
Classes:
Classes: 1(1a),2(2a),
1(1a), 2(2a),3(3a),
2(2a), 3(3a),4(4a),
3(3a), 4(4a),5(5a),
4(4a), 5(5a),10(10a),
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10(10a),
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EntryFees:
Entry Fees: $11.00
Fees: $11.00Sweepstakes
$11.00 Sweepstakes$8.00
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$8.00
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$3.00
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to: Oakey
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4208
Online
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www.showmanager.com.au
Entries:
Entries:
Entries:
Enquiries:
Enquiries: Silvana
Enquiries: SilvanaPh:
Silvana Ph:0407033560
Ph: 0407033560
0407033560
Judging
Judgingstarts
Judgingstarts at 9.00AM
9.00AMwith
startsatat9.00AM withSweepstakes
with Sweepstakes
Sweepstakes
Ring 1 Ms L Dorr (QLD) Baby, Puppy and Veteran
Ring
Ring11 Ms MsLLDorr (QLD) Baby,
Dorr(QLD) Baby,Puppy
PuppyandandVeteran
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Sweepstakes followed by
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22 DOG WORLD January 2020Show Dates: Friday 13 March 2020 and Sunday 15 March 2020
Entries Close: Friday 21 February 2020
BURNETT KENNEL CLUB INC
Venue: Wondai Showgrounds, Baynes Street, Wondai QLD
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 9(9a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
Entry Fees: $12.00, Sweepstakes $7.00, Catalogues $3.00
Entries to: Burnett KC, PO Box 5655, West Bundaberg QLD 4670
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
Enquiries: Marilyn Ph: 07 41551443
Show Day Contact: Ph: 0429431822
Friday 13 March 2020 Sunday 15 March 2020
Judging starts at 8.30AM Judging starts at 8.30AM
with Sweepstakes with Sweepstakes
Ring 1 Mrs V Spence Groups 1 and 3 Mr D Staines Puppy Sweepstakes
(QLD) (QLD) followed by Groups 1 and 3
Ring 2 Mr A Fry (VIC) Puppy Sweepstakes Mrs V Spence Baby Puppy Sweepstakes
followed by Groups 2, 4 (QLD) followed by Groups 2, 4 and 7
and 7
Ring 3 Mr D Staines Baby Puppy Sweepstakes Mr A Fry (VIC) Groups 5 and 6
(QLD) followed by Groups 5
and 6
General Mrs V Spence (QLD) Mr A Fry (VIC)
Specials
Proudly Sponsored by Mrs Joyce Sefton
Camping $15.00 per night. No Camping or Gazebos next to the rings
Show Date: Saturday 14 March 2020
Entries Close: Friday 21 February 2020
MURGON SHOW SOCIETY
Venue: Murgon Showgrounds, Murgon QLD
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 9(9a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
Entry Fees: $10.00 plus $2.00 Ground Levy, Baby Puppy $5.00 plus $2.00 Ground Levy,
Sweepstakes $5.00, Catalogues $3.00
Entries to: Murgon Show Society, PO Box 5655, West Bundaberg QLD 4670
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
Enquiries: Marilyn Ph: 07 41551443
Show Day Contact: Ph: 0428563386
Ring 1 Mrs V Spence (QLD) Puppy Sweepstakes followed by Groups 5 and 6
Ring 2 Mr D Staines (QLD) Groups 2, 4 and 7
Ring 3 Mr A Fry (VIC) Baby Puppy Sweepstakes followed by Groups 1 and 3
General Specials: Mr D Staines (QLD)
Judging starts at 8.30AM with Sweepstakes
DOG WORLD January 2020 23Show Date: Saturday 21 March 2020 Show Date: Sunday 22 March 2020
Entries Close: Friday 28 February 2020 Entries Close: Sunday 1 March 2020
BEAUDESERT KENNEL CLUB INC CABOOLTURE KENNEL CLUB
Venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, Venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds,
247 King Ave, Durack QLD 247 King Ave, Durack QLD
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW AND OPEN SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW AND OPEN SHOW
Classes: Champ 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a),
10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a) 10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
Open 1(1a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 11(11a) Entry Fees: Championship Show $13.00
Entry Fees: Championship Show $13.00 Baby Puppies $10.00,
Catalogues $3.00 (Covers both shows) Catalogues $3.00
Open Show $3.00 Open Show $4.00
Entries to: Caboolture Kennel Club, PO Box 78,
Entries to: Beaudesert Kennel Club, PO Box 78,
Waterford West QLD 4133
Waterford West QLD 4133
Online www.showmanager.com.au
Online www.showmanager.com.au Entries:
Entries:
Enquiries: Nadia Ph: 0407591165
Enquiries: Vicki Ph: 0407115674 Between 5.00PM and 8.00PM only
Open Show Open Show
Judging starts at 8.30AM
Judging starts at 3.00PM
Group 1 TBA
Group 1 TBA
Group 2 Mr D Kill (QLD)
Group 2 TBA
Group 3 TBA
Group 3 TBA
Group 4 Mrs B Dickson (QLD)
Group 4 TBA Group 5 Miss M Attridge (QLD)
Group 5 TBA Group 6 Mr J Attridge (QLD)
Group 6 TBA Group 7 TBA
Group 7 TBA General Mr J Attridge (QLD)
Specials
Championship Show
Championship Show
Judging starts at the completion of the
Judging starts at 9.00AM
Open Show not before 5.00PM
Group 1 Mr B Thompson (QLD)
Group 1 Mrs L Nielsen (QLD)
Group 2 Mrs T McDonald (QLD)
Group 2 Ms M Lee (QLD)
Group 3 Mr A Weil (QLD)
Group 3 Mrs J McCann (QLD) Group 4 Miss C Pearen (QLD)
Group 4 Mrs S Hewinson (QLD) Group 5 Miss M Davis (QLD)
Group 5 Mrs S Bruno (QLD) Group 6 Mrs D Smith (QLD)
Group 6 Mrs T McDonald (QLD) Group 7 Mr W Smith (QLD)
Group 7 Ms C Horne (QLD) General Mr A Weil (QLD)
Specials
General
Mrs S Bruno (QLD)
Specials Junior Handlers to be judged in the lunch break
24 DOG WORLD January 2020Show Dates: Saturday 21 March and Sunday 22 March 2020
Entries Close: Friday 6 March 2020
GLADSTONE KENNEL CLUB INC
Venue: Gladstone Showgrounds, Cnr Tank and Scenery St’s, Gladstone QLD
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 9(9a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
Entry Fees: $10.00 plus $2.00 Ground Levy,
Baby Puppy and Puppy Sweepstakes $5.00, Catalogues $3.00
Entries to: Gladstone Kennel Club, PO Box 5655, Bundaberg West QLD 4670
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
Enquiries: Bob Ph: 0438737436
Saturday 21 March 2020 Show 1
Judging starts at 8.30AM with Sweepstakes
Ring 1 Mrs C Cederman (NZ) Puppy Sweepstakes followed by Group 5,6 and 3
Ring 2 Miss K Martin (NZ) Baby Puppy Sweepstakes followed by Groups 1 and 2
Ring 3 Mrs W Baker (SA) Groups 7 and 4
General Specials Miss K Martin (NZ)
Saturday 21 March 2020 Show 2
Judging starts 1 hour after the completion of show 1
but not before 2.00PM with Sweepstakes
Ring 1 Mrs W Baker (SA) Puppy Sweepstakes followed by Groups 5,6 and 3
Ring 2 Mrs C Cederman (NZ) Baby Puppy Sweepstakes followed by Groups 1 and 2
Ring 3 Miss K Martin (NZ) Groups 7 and 4
General Specials Mrs W Baker (SA)
Sunday 22 March 2020
Judging starts at 8.00AM
Ring 1 Miss K Martin (NZ) Groups 5,6 and 3
Ring 2 Mrs W Baker (SA) Groups 1 and 2
Ring 3 Mrs C Cederman (NZ) Groups 7 and 4
General Specials Mrs C Cederman (NZ)
Camping $25.00 per night, to be paid to the Caretaker on arrival
DOG WORLD January 2020 25Show Dates: Thursday 26 March to Saturday 28 March 2020
Entries Close: Friday 13 March 2020
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY QLD
Venue: RAS Showgrounds, Glenvale Rd, Toowoomba QLD
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
Entry Fees: $18.00, Baby Puppy $10.00, Catalogues $4.00
Entries to: RASQ, PO Box 356, Ormeau QLD 4208
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
Enquiries: Joy Ph: 0409720882
Show Day Contact: Andrew Ph: 0407372377
Thursday 26 March 2020
Ring 1 Mrs Z Oleinikova (Ukraine) Group 3
Ring 2 Mrs G Kalinichenko (Ukraine) Group 4
Friday 27 March 2020
Ring 1 Mrs Z Oleinikova (Ukraine) Group 6
Ring 2 Mrs G Kalinichenko (Ukraine) Groups 2 and 5
Saturday 28 March 2020
Ring 1 Mrs Z Oleinikova (Ukraine) Group 1
Ring 2 Mrs G Kalinichenko (Ukraine) Group 7
General Specials Mrs Z Oleinikova (Ukraine)
Groups judging starts at 9.00AM each day
Junior Handlers to be judged in the lunch break on Saturday
General Specials not before 2.30PM
26 DOG WORLD January 2020T Trial Date: Friday 6 March 2020 Trial Date: Saturday 7 March 2020
Entries Close: Friday 21 February 2020 Entries Close: Monday 24 February 2020
DOGS QUEENSLAND AGILITY SUB COMMITTEE CABOOLTURE SPORTS DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB
Venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, Venue: 34 Devine Court, Morayfield QLD
247 King Ave Durack QLD 2 RALLY O AND 1 OBEDIENCE TRIAL
AGILITY, JUMPING AND GAMES TRIALS Entries to: Trial Secretary, CSDOC, PO Box 491,
Entries to: Trial Secretary, PO Box 563, Morayfield Qld 4506
Jimboomba QLD 4280 Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
Online Entries www.k9entries.com/ankc Entry Fees: $7.00
Enquiries: Tracy Ph: 0450902520
Preferred:
Rally O Trial 1
Entry Fees: $7.50, Catalogues $2.00
Judging commences at 10.00AM
Preferred BSB 064002 Account 10444980 with vetting at 9.00AM
payment by Please use Surname as reference Mr C Pain (QLD) Rally O - Masters
Direct Deposit Mrs A Wohlhuter (QLD) Rally O – Exc B, Exc A,
Enquiries: Gaille Ph: 0429915871 Adv B, Adv A and Novice
Rally O Trial 2
Mr M Sharman Agility – Masters, Excellent and Novice
Judging commences at 1.00PM
(QLD)
with vetting at 12.00PM
Miss L Schimke Jumping – Novice, Excellent and
Mrs A Wohlhuter (QLD) Rally O - Masters
(QLD) Masters
Mr C Pain (QLD) Rally O – Exc B, Exc A,
Mrs M Anderson Strategic Pairs – All Classes
Adv B, Adv A and Novice
(QLD)
Obedience Trial
Judging starts at 7.00PM with vetting at 6.00PM Judging starts at 5.00PM
Proudly sponsored by with vetting at 4.00PM
Mrs D Stutz (QLD) UDX
Mr W Patterson (QLD) UD
Mr W Doyle (QLD) CDX
Mrs V Mannion (QLD) CD and CCD
Trial Date: Saturday 14 March 2020 Trial Date: Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 March 2020
Entries Close: Saturday 29 February 2020 Entries Close: Friday 28 February 2020
ROCKHAMPTON DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB INC
JIMBOOMBA DOG TRAINING CLUB INC
Venue: Duthie Park, Frenchville QLD
Venue: Tully Park, Beryl Parade, North Maclean QLD
DOUBLE OBEDIENCE/ SINGLE JUMPERS/ AGILITY
AGILITY AND JUMPING TRIAL AND GAMES TRIALS
Entries to: Trial Secretary, PO Box 5064,
Entries to: 31 Henderson St, Logan Reserve,
North Rockhampton QLD 4701
QLD 4133 Online Entries: www.k9entries.com/ankc
Online (No Late Entries)
Entries www.k9entries.com/ankc Entry Fees: Obedience/Jumping and Agility $7.00
Preferred: Games $3.00
Enquiries: Naomi Ph: 0424825465
Payment by BSB 124-190 Saturday 14 March 2020
Direct Deposit Account 21410430 Obedience Trial 1
Preferred: Judging starts at 5.00PM with vetting at 4.30PM
Use full name as reference Trial 2 follows Trial 1
Enquiries: Jean Ph: 0405261219 Mrs T Young (QLD) Obedience all classes
Agility, Jumping and Snooker Trials
Entry Fees: $7.00, Catalogue $2.00 Judging starts at 5.00PM with vetting at 4.30PM
Mr M Vigor (SA) Agility – all classes
Judging starts at 5.00PM
Jumping and Snooker
with vetting at 4.00 – 4.30PM Sunday 15 March 2020
Agility/ Jumping and Strategic Pairs Trials
Mr R Mills (QLD) Agility – all classes
Judging starts at 7.30AM with vetting at 7.00AM
Mr M Vigor (SA) Agility – all classes
Mrs K Deguet (QLD) Jumping – all classes
Jumping and Strategic Pairs
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