The Weimaraner Magazine November 2022

November
2022

2021 BROM/FROM

CH Silversmith Europa Von Luchbach, JH NSD BROM FROM

2021 National Amateur 2021 National Specialty Winner
Field Champion GCHG CH Nani Breica N Crosswinds

NAFC CH Southpaw N Regen's Preacher Aloha
Man, CDX RD V



Front Cover On The Cover
2021 BROM/FROM

CH Silversmith Europa Von Luchbach, JH NSD BROM FROM

"EURO"

Sire: CH Von Luchbach Back To The Future, BROM
Dam: CH Silversmith Chateau Margaux, MH NSD NRD VX BROM

Breeder/Owner: Elena Lamberson

Euro was a wonderful show and field dog. She easily finished her show championship and
loved field work. She was an incredible hunter with a great nose and stylish, staunch point.
Unfortunately, she ate birds so we stopped at JH. She was bred to BIF BISS CH Pike's Peak
Silversmith Summit, MH SDX NRD VX BROM FROM and she produced fantastic pups that
excel in both show and field. She has produced seven Champions and three of these are Master
Hunters. Today, she is 9 yrs old and is the queen of our household. We adore our beautiful girl.

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On The Cover
Back Cover
2021 NAVHDA Versatile CH Titles

VC PM's Beebe's Ringneck Wrangler SDX RDX NAVHDA NA I
NAVHDA UT I

"KROUT"

Sire: Pm's Gunmetal Strauss
Dam: Pm's Cool Your Jets
Breeders: Dawna Miller & Brennen Hanna

Owners: Alma Beebe

Krout has always had an incredible work ethic, she puts in the effort every session with intensity
and style. Krout is a skilled hunter of Pheasants, Grouse and Waterfowl. We have guided many
charity hunts with her for multiple organizations and she has represented Weimaraners very well.
Krout is always cooperative and biddable in the field which makes her very easy to train.
With her Utility and Invitational training, Krout passed her SDX and RDX test with ease.
I chose NAVHDA to prove her versatility and trainability in hopes to preserve the breed as it
was intended.
We feel incredibly blessed to have such a talented girl from our friend and Breeder PM
Weimaraners.

VC GCH CH CT Tayla N Firemark's Stay With Me Titania VCD1 CDX
RA TDX MH JHR FDC CGCA CGCU TKP SDX RDX VX4 BROM

"TANI"

Sire: CH Hallmar's Directed Verdict, CDX RE MH SDX NRD VX2
Dam: CH Hallmar Sumthin Bout A Southern Girltayla, VCD1 BN RA MH OA SDX RDX VX3

Breeder: Janet Boggs
Owners: Gretchen Stephenson & Janet Boggs

There are only a few NAVHDAVersatile Champion Weimaraners and only a fewAKC Champion
Tracker Weimaraners. Tani earned both titles in 2021. Tani’s desire to work and her willingness
to cooperate are two characteristics that made her successful in these venues. Without these traits,
dogs don’t succeed at this level. Tani loves to work and loves to be out doing and learning. She
has the drive to persevere through tough training days, terrain, and weather conditions, and she
wants to please. She is a bird machine, has a stylish point, a great retrieve, and an excellent nose
for both tracking and air scenting. Tani loves solving the scenting problems involved in tracking
- especially in urban environments. She works the tracks diligently and loves to find articles. Tani
is easy to live with, has a great off switch, and is a great snuggle buddy.

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DeTails........................................................6
Futurity Corner...........................................7 National Office
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What Is The Difference For Your Pet ?....11 Seguin, TX 78155
Field Training Tips For City Slickers.......14
The Dual Weimaraner Award Program....20 Phone: 830-624-9699
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First Season Pup.......................................32 [email protected]
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DeTails from the Office

By Cindy James-Moore

Happy Credit Card/PayPal Dues Payments
Thanksgiving!! The online option for renewing will be
I hope everyone has a great day and eats available again this year. Watch your inbox
lots of Turkey. I have lots of information to for complete information.
share. I hope everyone continues reading!!
2022 National Field Championships &
Dues are due by December 1, 2022! Winter Specialty Show
The October magazine included the dues Planning continues for these two events.
envelope. Do not forget to pull it out and The Winter Specialty show will be held
send in your dues. on Friday evening, December 2. This
year the Lone Star Weimaraner Club will
All memberships end December 1. The be holding a specialty also on Friday,
grace period for receiving renewals ends December 2, earlier in the day. Then the
on January 1, 2023. Those not renewing by National Field Trial will begin the next
the end of the grace period must re-apply morning.
for membership or file a request with the
WCA Board of Directors to be granted an Winter Specialty Show & Lone Star
additional 60 days of grace. Weimaraner Club: Contact is Ellen
Dodge, 401-499-1527, wcadodge@gmail.
PDF Magazines: All members will com
receive 12 monthly magazines delivered National Field Championships: Contact
in pdf format via email in 2023. For those is Esteri Hinman, 916-359-2887, wcanft@
opting to receive only digital magazines, graenit.com
individual copies of paper magazines will
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sure everyone gets the message!

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Futurity Corner

By Cindy James Moore

Well, it is that time of year, and I am not Also, if ownership has changed, all new
talking about Turkey Day. It is when I owners must be WCA members, and I
start hounding everyone that copies of need an updated copy of the AKC regis-
AKC registration certificates for their tration certificate.
Futurity Nominated puppies are due
by the end of the year. Breeders, please If you have any questions, please get
check your email as I will send out recaps in touch with me, and I will be glad to
on your litters. Owners check yours as answer them.
well. Remember, your puppy will not be
eligible to compete at a 2023 Futurity if I Happy Thanksgiving
do not have a copy of the AKC registra-
tion certificate on file.

Just a reminder, it is time to renew your
WCA membership. So please renew
your dues to keep your puppy eligible to
compete.

2024 Futurity Litter Nominations

11 – GCH CH TRIPAWD N MTNHOME’S BEDROCK GRANITE LAKE VIEW GIRL
Bred to CH GRAYMATTER’S SMOKE IN MY EYES. Nicholas A. Phillips & Mindy
Wilson, 120 Etowah Downs Ct., Ball Ground, GA 30107

12 – CH DAVORAAROKAT’S DAUNTLESS Bred to AROKAT’S RISING
EXPECTATIONS. Dianne & John Archibald, 2 St Georges Crt., Huntsville, Ontario
P1H 1B1 Canada

13 – GCH CH CHEYENNE’S SUNSHINE ON A CLOUDY DAY, RN, JH, SEN, SIA,
SHDN, TKA, NSD, NRD, V Bred to GCHS CH SILVERBAY’S BORN THIS WAY!,
SH, CCGC, TKA, RDX, VC, BROM. Kristine Kalkwarf & Christine Trujillo, 2760 44th
Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98116

14 – BRYMAR’S SIXPACK ‘CUDA, NRD Bred to CH BRYMAR N EPICS
SUPERCHARGED CHALLENGER, NRD. David Reynolds, 1699 Quail Run Dr.,
Troy, TX 76579

15 – GCH CH CHEYENNE’S IN THE KEY OF BEE SHARP, RI, JH, NA, NAJ, ACT1,
TKA, NSD, V Bred to JAKTPARTNERS ABRAXAS. Kris & James Dunlap &
Christine Trujillo, 302 Talon Ct., Fort Collins, CO 80524

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Minutes of the Monthly Conference

WCA Board of Directors

Weimaraner Club of America prove Barbara Shayesteh as teller for ballot
Telephonic Board of Directors Meeting counting in the 2022 election. 2nd by Jill
Paige Motion passed.
Wednesday August 10, 2022

The meeting was called to order by WCA Junior Scholarships: We have been
President John Bonner at 6:03 p.m. MT. notified that Ashley Landis, Alexandra Lo-
Attending the meeting were: President renti and Erin Bernecker are enrolled for the
John Bonner, Vice President Sarah Chvi- fall semester at their chosen university. All
licek, Secretary Vickie Margolis, Treasurer, 3 have submitted the required forms/infor-
Robbe McAlexander. Directors: Frank mation to have the scholarships pledged by
Sommer, Jill Paige, Billie Thompson, Bruce and Cindy Cassidy, and Laurie Sales
Wayne Cowles, and Julie Aune and. Execu- applied to the fall semester.
tive Secretary Cindy James-Moore Robbe will issue the scholarship checks to
Absent: Julie Aune and Jennifer Martin the appropriate universities.

President John Bonner called the meeting to Treasurer’s report: Account balances

order at 6:03 pm MDST given.

President John Bonner reviewed the agenda Committee Reports

Motion made by Wayne Cowles to approve Futurity/Maturity Report,
the July Board minutes. 2nd by Sarah Chvi- submitted by Cindy James-Moore
licek. Motion passed.. Update on the Eastern Field Futurity.
Contact was made with the host club. The
Secretary’s report: unused medallion(s) and pewter dog forms
2 emails from AKC were received. are in the mail back to the F/M admin.
The first outlining the AKC Board of Di-
rectors approved regulation changes at their Legislative Report,
July 2022 meeting. The second is request- submitted by Christine Boldrick
ing sponsorship of Parent Club medallions We have been monitoring only a few pieces
at the AKC 22nd AKC National Champion- of legislation as most sessions are in recess.
ship in Orlando, FL We continue to monitor available legislation
Pricing this year is $125.00 for conforma- through AKC and other legislation monitor-
tion and $135.00 for Agility & Obedience. ing groups.
The total is $260.00. We will continue monitoring legislation in
Motion made by Frank Sommer to pay for all states related to topics that affect breed-
Parent Club medallions at the 2022 AKC ing, ownership, licensing, health, etc.
National Championship in FL for $260
total. 2nd by Sarah Chvilicek. Motion Judge’s Education Report,
passed. submitted by Stephanie Meyer
Activity Summary: Derek presented The
Executive Secretary’s report, Weimaraner at the DJAA in Houston, TX.
submitted by Cindy James-Moore It was well received by both the organizers
There being at least 1 candidate running and participants. Feedback was very posi-
from the floor we will have an election; tive on our updated power point and presen-
Barbara Shayesteh is available to count our tation from AKC and the DJAA moderator.
ballots again. She charges $20.00 an hour. We had 13 prospective judges attend. Big
Motion made by Sarah Chvilicek to ap- thank you to Derek for doing this.

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Planned Activities: received and will be reviewed for discus-
• We are benchmarking with other breed sion at the next Board meeting.

club’s judges’ education websites to Website Committee,
get ideas how to improve ours. Much submitted by Jan Hare
is needed on the WCA page to bolster We are in the process up updating all of
references for current and prospective the records tabs on the website to reflect
judges. the new winners/title holders for the past
• We are developing a “talking point” year (per records submitted to us by Sandy
list for each slide of the presentation, West).
so that it would be easier for local Under the Field Records tab on the website
breed mentors to host a seminar. We there is a listing for Field Classics Stats.
want to ensure that a consistent mes- The last time the information was updated
sage and education is taught through- was 2018. If the board wishes these records
out the country. to continue being tabulated, can the Field
Committee go back and provide the infor-
Photo Contest/Calendar Report, mation for 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022? If
submitted by Brenda Reinet it is no longer wanted then we would like to
Activity Summary: take the page down as the lack of updates
• Photo contest is closed – 279 photos makes the website look like it is not being
maintained.
were submitted. Accounting record The Field Committee will be asked if they
was submitted for the Board to review. are willing to research, and provide updated
• Finalists were voted on, votes tallied information for these records, and then to
and results sent to membership. keep current in future years.
• Calendar is nearing completion.
• Planned Activities: Field Committee,
• Finish calendar and send for printing. submitted by Connie Nowell
• Request updated quote from DigiCopy The Field Committee met July 26, 2022.
since the prior one was only good for There was a discussion about the request
30 days. the WCA Board made to the Field Commit-
tee. The dates for each of the WCA Classic
National Field Trial Report, Field Events were discussed and Anne
submitted by Bryan Reynolds Taguchi made the correction to the rules.
The OFTCA was contacted for more infor- The Field Committee felt it was better to
mation on how collected funds are spent. remove the date range from the rules. This
Years ago, the OFTCA officers created a will allow clubs more flexibility and hope-
501c3 called the Lake Murray Conservation fully increase the number of clubs willing to
Association (LMCA). The LMCA's mis- host a Classic. The application forms will
sion is to maintain and improve the Lake still go to the Field Committee for approval
Murray Field Trial Grounds for the benefit before being sent to the Board.
of wildlife including quail. Donations to Rodney Moon has sent his Ad Hoc Com-
the LMCA are 100% tax deductible. Upon mittee Report on recommended changes to
receipt of a donation, the donor will receive the futurity program to the Field Committee
a thank you letter with all of the pertinent members. It will be on the August meeting
information for filing a tax deduction. agenda. Our board liaisons indicated the
If anyone in your organization would like Board would like a recommendation from
to donate toward the maintenance and im- the full committee.
provement of the Lake Murray Field Trial
Grounds, please send a check to: A large part of the meeting was devoted to
Lake Murray Conservation Association a discussion of where to hold the MAC.
c/o Tyson Traw Northern Michigan Weimaraner Club
223 Valley View Rd. was going to host it at Camp Robinson on
Wichita Falls, TX 76306 October 31 – November 4, but the AGFC

The National Field Trial Rules revision was

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has just removed the gates used to block • Future of Field Futurity: The Field
the field trial area from public access. This Committee will address this at their
would have been the first trial of the year August meeting.
without the gates and there was concern for
the safety of dogs, horses, and handlers. Af- • Historical/Records Committee –
ter much discussion, it was determined that Julie Aune is working on getting a
NMWC would work with Rodney to try to charter, and gathering information to
find another location for the trial. reinstate this position.

National Show Committee Report, • Magazine Format - Sample quotes
submitted by Sandy West from another printer showing current
The Weimaraner Club of Greater St. Louis and standard size were shared with
submitted their application to hold the 2024 each Board member from Sarah
Central Futurity/Maturity. on 07/13/2022. Current costs are
Motion made by Sarah Chvilicek to reflected in the monthly treasurer
approve their application. 2nd by Billie report. (Tabled for Annual Meeting in
Thompson. Motion passed. Ardmore)

Old Business: • Magazine Cover Policy – Ad hoc
• Lone Star Weimaraner Club Spe- committee update needed on those
wanting to participate on the com-
cialty Request: mittee. Board needs to approve the
Motion made by Sarah Chvilicek to committee members.
approve Lone Star Weimaraner Club
to hold their specialty prior to the Win- New Business:
ter Specialty. 2nd by Frank Sommer. • Review Standing Resolutions:
Motion passed.
• Western Field Futurity Trophy: The Current standing rules have been sent
trophy is being hand delivered to the out for review and discussion at the
Willamette Weimaraner Club for the Annual Meeting.
2022 Western Field Fut. The case will
be shipped when it is ready. Respectfully Submitted,
Vickie Margolis
WCA Secretary

Photo: J. Miller
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Health

Sweet Potatoes Versus White
Potatoes: What Is The Difference
For Your Pet ?

Dr. Jean Dodds’ Pet Health Resource Blog Dr. Jean Dodd

Pet Health Resource Blog

There’s a famous old song Russet potatoes are part of the Solanaceae
with the lyrics, “You say family, which belongs to the nightshade
potato, I say potahto; let’s call group of plants. Many species of the Sola-
the whole thing off.” naceae family, including potatoes, naturally
produce nitrogen-containing compounds
The songwriters obviously weren’t intend- called glycoalkaloids. Potatoes and other
ing to compare the nutritional characteris- edible plants including eggplants, peppers
tics of white potatoes and sweet potatoes and tomatoes produce glycoalkaloids as a
when they penned that line, but it’s not such natural defense against predators such as
a stretch. Navigating the white potato ver- animals, insects and fungi. Glycoalkaloids
sus sweet potato maze can at times be con- are natural toxins that act as the plant’s
fusing. So, let’s get to the root of this pota- natural pesticide and fungicide. You know
to mystery and explain it once and for all. those green spots sometimes evident on
white potatoes? They indicate the presence
Two Potatoes: Two Species of increased levels of glycoalkaloids and
should be discarded, as should white pota-
You might be surprised to discover that toes that are already sprouting or bruised.
sweet potatoes are not just orange-colored Glycoalkaloids affect the nervous system
white potatoes. Sweet potatoes and Russet by disrupting membranes and the body’s
potatoes, the most common white “baking” regulation of acetylcholine, a chemical re-
potato, come from completely different bo- sponsible for conducting nerve impulses.
tanical families. Signs of nightshade toxicity include head-
ache, nausea, fatigue, vomiting, abdominal
pain and diarrhea.

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Some researchers believe that glycoalka- • Pre-cursors to vitamin A, which
loids can damage the joints by producing is essential for a healthy body
inflammation and contributing to loss of
calcium from bone, but this has not been • Boost immune function, increasing
proven. the ability to fight infections,
especially viral infections
In addition, studies show that glycoalka-
loids in doses normally available while • Increased immune function that helps
eating white potatoes can cause the mem- protect against cancer
branes that line the intestines to become
permeable (“leaky”); disrupting the intesti- • Maintains healthy lining of the
nal barrier can initiate or aggravate Irrita- digestive tract, respiratory tract and
ble Bowel Disease (IBD). This fact flies in skin
the face of the common and successful use
of potatoes that are included as a “bland” • Improves retinal function,
carbohydrate source, to be fed as a limited particularly night vision
ingredient diet for animals with “leaky gut”
and IBD. • Reduces inflammation

Sweet potatoes are a completely different Sweet potatoes also contain more fiber
plant species than white potatoes. Sweet than white potatoes; fiber slows the rate
potatoes belong to the Convolvulaceae at which sweet potatoes break down into
family and are known by the scientific glucose (sugar) and are absorbed into the
name of Ipomoea batatas.  blood stream. Not surprisingly, white pota-
toes rank high on the glycemic index (GI),
Since sweet potatoes are not nightshade which measures how much a particular
plants, they do not produce toxic gly- food raises blood sugar levels compared
coalkaloids. A switch from white potatoes to pure glucose (glucose rates 100 on the
to sweet potatoes might be warranted if glycemic index). According to Harvard
your dog suffers from a neurological, or un- Medical School, a baked white potato has
resolved gastrointestinal or inflammatory a glycemic index of 111, which means that
health issue.  it raises blood sugar 111% as much as pure
glucose! Sweet potatoes have a lower GI of
Further, sweet potatoes contain many 70.
health-promoting properties. 
While the GI of sweet potatoes might also
Carotenoids, the pigments that give sweet seem high, sweet potatoes are shown to
potatoes their lovely orange hue, are pow- modulate and even improve blood sugar
erful antioxidants with a variety of health regulation! Sweet potatoes contain adi-
benefits, including: ponectin, a protein hormone produced by
fat cells that modulates insulin metabolism.

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Low levels of adiponectin are associated
with people who have poorly-regulated in-
sulin metabolism, while those with healthy
insulin metabolism tend to have higher lev-
els of adiponectin. So, while sweet potatoes
are safe for even diabetics to eat, they should
avoid consuming high GI white potatoes.

Sweet Potatoes and • More fiber than white potatoes
Gastrontestinal Health
• No toxic glycoalkaloids
In an earlier post, we discussed the use sol-
uble fiber in the form of pumpkin to control • Protect against disease
diarrhea in pets.
• Help modulate insulin regulation
As we mentioned, there are two types of
fiber – soluble and insoluble – and most Try steaming some sweet potato for a
foods contain a combination of the two. healthy and delicious addition to your
pet’s diet. And, remember to always intro-
•  Soluble fiber absorbs water from the di- duce new foods slowly; even healthy foods
gestive tract, forming a gel-like substance can provide “too much of a good” thing if
that slows down the digestive process. Sol- introduced too quickly to delicate stomachs!
uble fiber is found in foods such as oats,
peas, beans, apples, citrus fruits, carrots,
barley, psyllium, pumpkin, potatoes and
sweet potatoes.

•   Insoluble fiber adds bulk to the stool
and tends to speed up the passage of food
through the digestive tract. Insoluble fi-
ber is found in foods such as whole-wheat
flour, wheat bran, nuts, beans and certain
vegetables such as cauliflower and green
beans.(Vorvick, 2012; University of Mary-
land, 2011; Mayo Clinic, 2012)

Sweet potatoes, like pumpkin, are a good
source of soluble fiber that can help reg-
ulate your pet’s digestive tract. However,
when choosing between pumpkin and sweet
potato, be aware that sweet potato contains
more than double the calories than pump-
kin, which can then “pack on the pounds”.

The Bottom Line

Clearly, sweet potatoes are a superi-
or source of nutrition for companion
animals than white potatoes.  Advantages of
sweet potatoes:

• Boost immune function

• Lots of healthy antioxidants, including
vitamin A and carotenoids

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FIELD TRAINING TIPS For

CITY SLICKERS

Respectfully submitted by:
Shirley Nilsson

At the time I titled my first few
Field Champions and Master
Hunter Weimaraners I lived in
a suburban neighborhood, I did
not own a shotgun and I did not
have ready access to horses or
expansive natural areas on
which to train.

So, as a DIY enthusiast looking to get The spring absorbs any sideways pull that
somewhere in higher level field work by may occur if your dog spots a squirrel
thinking outside the box, I developed a lot off to the side and there is a lightweight
of tricks and techniques that really helped breakaway strap in case your dog would
advance the dogs capabilities. Then, when get on the opposite side of a street sign
I did have the opportunity to travel to par- post.
ticipate in group training sessions, horse-
back training sessions, wild bird hunts and Tip #2
so forth, I could maximize the progress Gunfire conditioning
made because of all the urban based foun-
dational preparatory work. There are lots of ways to mimic
gunfire acclimation without causing
Tip #1 the neighbours to call the cops on you.
The impact of a hammer on a nail, a
Conditioning compressor driven air nailer or popped
balloons are all sharp sounds that can be
If you don’t love jogging there are several paired with treats or the dog’s food dish
really good ways to condition your city or fetch of their favorite toy.
slicker. An electric bike is a fantastic
tool for this job, if you don’t have access Tip #3
to off leash greenway or other trails, and Yardwork
provided that your dog is over 2 years
old, you can add a Springer attachment to There are many yardwork exercises that
a mountain bike’s seat post that ensures can be done without a bird. For example
safety while providing resistance training.

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If your dog is over
2 years old, you
can add a Springer
attachment to a
mountain bike’s seat
post that ensures
safety while pro-
viding resistance
training.

you could introduce your dog to the con- helper could right away toss out cookies
cept of whoa using a set of blocks or a or toys for the other dog to chase after
place board. Once they know whoa you and search up while you reward your dog
could whoa the dog in a backyard, play- with praise and treats for steadiness.
ing field, city park or off leash dog park,
then walk ahead of the dog, mimic all of Tip #4
the actions that could occur when flushing Retrieving
a bird - kicking at bushes or sprinting
hard away from the dog for a few steps, Polishing retrieves is best done on non-
or running in circles around a bush - and bird items such as hardwood dowels,
then go back to the dog to reward there bumpers or dokken dummies, and then
with a treat and praise or return to toss a transferring that groundwork to frozen,
toy and send for a fetch. If you are pre- cold dead, warm dead and finally freshly
paring for master hunter you could whoa shot birds. Depending on the natural
the dog and go ahead to mimic the flush retrieving ability of the dog retrieving
and also add the action of turning your training can take some time but the
back and shouldering the gun, using a
short broom, golf club, hockey stick or "Dokken": Polishing retrieves is
length of pvc pipe to simulate the gun. best done on non-bird items such as
Likewise you could teach your dog to
whoa and be steady during exciting times hardwood dowels, bumpers or
by running ahead and tossing out several dokken dummies.
toys or whole hot dogs or whole pieces
of string cheese, going back to the dog
to praise and release. To up the ante you
could recruit a helper with any type of
dog and once you whoa your dog your

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Tip #5 Backing: Brittany Silhouette

non-bird stages are very easily done in the retrieve or going back to the dog and
suburban and urban settings. If you are rewarding with a treat. The silhouette
preparing for Retrieving Ratings you could be repainted as necessary to mimic
could include marking drills, double or a variety of pointing dog breeds.
triple retrieves, long retrieves, and blind
retrieves to the training program. Tip #6

Tip #5 Honoring Through a Retrieve

Backing Honoring another dog’s retrieve is another
great way to build steadiness when there
Taking advantage of combining a home- is competition present as might happen
made backing silhouette with any urban in a divided find field trial stake when the
geography where you can work around brace mate breaks on the flush or shot and
the outside corner of house, school, you need your dog to remain steady and it
fence, or wall, you can easily introduce is a required component of Master Hunter
the dog to the concept of honoring. This tests. Honoring through a retrieve can be
could be done on a check cord in loca- done in parks and backyards as well as in
tions that don’t permit off leash dogs, the water if you have access to a dog off
simply set up the silhouette such that, leash beach. All you need is a helper with
when the dog turns the corner it will any kind of dog that likes to retrieve, the
see the silhouette broadside, and will helper dog does not need to be steady as it
be upwind of the setup. The honouring can be help by the collar if needed prior to
dog could be rewarded by walking up being sent to fetch.
to the silhouette, knocking it down and
throwing the dog’s toy and sending it for

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2022 WCA Calendar

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If you have any questions, please reach out to Brenda at [email protected].

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Please buy early to avoid any potential shipping delays.

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WCA Breeder Referral

Expecting Puppies?

by Billie Thompson

A new litter of puppies fills us with excitement, hopes and dreams. It’s a perfect time to
take advantage of your WCA Breeder Referral service.
A few things you might like to know about this service.
• I do not screen inquiries. Instead, that is up to each individual breeder. Breeders

have individual preferences for selecting potential homes for their puppies.
• The greater number of inquiries comes from people wanting a well-bred puppy and

some have also done a little research on the breed.
• The majority of inquiries are from people that do not want to travel far for a pup,

though I encourage them to consider greater distances.
• The majority of inquiries indicate they want to obtain a puppy from a

reputable breeder.
• If no one has listed a litter in an area preferred by an inquiry, I give out contacts for

any local clubs nearby as well.
This service is available to all WCA members. Futurity litters are automatically placed on
the list. If your litter is not nominated, simply email your information to me to be placed
on the list.
Everyone is welcome to notify me as early as pregnancy is confirmed!
Your information should include - sire and dam, approximate due date, your city, state,
email and phone number.
Please send this information to [email protected].
Thank you, and best of luck with your litters!

Billie Thompson
WCA Breeder Referral • [email protected]

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The Dual Weimaraner Award Program

BY: Elena Smith Lamberson

In 2008, I belonged to an internet dis- field-bred dogs due to poor conforma-
cussion group for Weimaraner breeders. tion. Most field breeders would not breed
The subject came up as to why we had so into show lines due to a lack of hunting
few Dual Champions and show dogs with instincts. We wanted to provide incentives
broke field titles. From that discussion to produce correct conformation and field
group, five individuals stepped forward to ability in the SAME dog.
do something about it - Liz Krupinki, Ann
Tyson, Carolyn Mehl, Leslie Like, and me. The question was: what could we do
to encourage owners to get the training
Look at the above charts, which show the necessary to achieve at least a Senior
other versatile breeds vs. Weimaraners. Hunter on their show champions? The
answer was money. And so, in 2009, we
We wanted to came up with a monetary plan. A sponsor
change the curve would give show champions who earned a
to look more like Master Hunter title a check for $500, and
the other breeds. $250 went to Senior Ch/SH. But who was
going to pay for these awards? Amazingly,
US Weimaraners have split over the years it was other Weimaraner owners! Yes,
into either strictly show or strictly field. incredibly, we had no problem finding
Our mission was to bring show breed- other Weim owners who wanted to help
ers and field breeders closer to produc- incentivize owners to get the training. We
ing Dual dogs that fit form and function. began broadcasting the program where we
Those of us in the middle have struggled could, and Weimaraner owners and breed-
for many years to plan breedings between ers would step up to sponsor each award.
dogs that were correct in conformation In our first award year, 2009, we awarded
but also had excellent field aptitude. Alas, $3000 to CH/MHs and $2000 to CH/SHs.
most show breeders would not breed to
Then we decided that money was nice,
but recognition was better and cost less.
We would buy ads in the Weimaraner
Magazine. Thus, in 2012, we created the
program we are using today – Full page

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black & white ad for CH/SH, a full-page are already show champions that earn the
color ad for CH/MH, CH/AFC, CH/ broke title. However, we had one bitch
NAVHDA Prize I IIor III, Dual Champion who had already earned her MH and her
was a 2-page color ad. This year we have owner successfully finished her show
increased the Dual Champion award to championship.
include a show photo and a field photo, as
this is the highest accomplishment for our There is no club membership or any other
breed. requirement. DWA is just a group of volun-
teers who love our breed.
We moved our program to Facebook in
2012. Currently, it has 747 members, and We support the WCA but found that some
we love to brag on every qualifying Dual qualifiers did not. Also, we had unexpect-
Weimaraner. ed opposition from some field people who
could not understand that this was an award
In 2009 about 70% of Weim breeders were program, not a title. They said we should
strictly show, 20% show & field, and 10% not call any dog a dual anything unless
field. Field trialing is not for everyone. they were Dual Champions. However, we
The AKC Hunting test program has been simply give out the awards and are proud
a resounding success for those who wish of all the dogs that have earned a Dual
to prove their dog's field ability without Weimaraner Award once, twice, or thrice!
having to go to field trials. In addition,
the NAVHDA Utility test is outstanding. An important result of this program is that
Today, I believe the show and field breed- versatile breeders now have a blueprint for
ers have increased to 30%. their breeding plans because these titles
are on the pedigree. They can see what
Our only requirement for the program is stud dogs have earned in the way of broke
that owners must claim the combination Hunt Test titles.
CH titles in the year it is earned. Most

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My job is to gather the information when a claim is sent to me. I need
a good photo around 1 Mb in size. Then I need a write-up about show
and field accomplishments, sire, dam, owners, and breeders. Then I
match it up with a sponsor and send it to Betta Breuhaus and Bonnie
Hill, who create the ad for the magazine. An email is sent to all con-
cerned, and the sponsor then sends the payment to the WCA.
I want to thank everyone who helps us find qualifiers unaware of the
program. Also, appreciation to Michelle Nowacki, who scans every
award in the magazine and posts on our Dual Weimaraner Facebook
page. And to those who post upcoming field trials, Hunting Tests, or
training seminars of interest.
For more historical information, go to www.dualweimaraners.com,
which is our website. It is not managed anymore, but it has lots of
information.

Come join us and earn a
Dual Weimaraner Award on your dog!!

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2021 a
BIG YEAR

for Tani

VC GCH CH CT Tayla N Firemark's Stay With Me
Titania, VCD1 CDX RA MH JHR CGCA CGCU TKP SDX

RDX VX4 BROM

CHAMPION TRACKER

Sire: CH Hallmar's Directed Verdict, CDX RE MH SDX NRD VX2
Dam: CH Hallmar Sumthin Bout A Southern Girltayla, VCD1

BN RA MH OA SDX RDX VX3
Breeder: Janet Boggs

Owners: Gretchen Stephenson & Janet Boggs

&
NAVHDA VERSATILE
CHAMPION

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By Cathy Barnette, DVM
healthypawspetinsurance.com

As I write this article, there’s a dog curled As they mature, puppies begin to stay
up at my feet for his daily mid-morning awake for progressively longer amounts of
snooze. Given that he sleeps just as many time. The precise amount of sleep they need
hours as I do at night, I’m always impressed varies based upon their developmental stage
by his ability to nap so readily during the and activity level, but the general trend as
day. He’ll wake up if he hears his name or puppies age will be towards less sleeping
if a delivery vehicle drives down our street. and more awake time.
But, if there’s nothing interesting going on,
he’s often happy to sleep through most of Most adult dogs sleep primarily during the
the day. overnight hours while their owners sleep.
During the day, they often alternate between
It’s natural to wonder whether your dog is periods of sleeping and napping. Dogs may
sleeping too much, too little, or just the right sleep more when left home alone, spending
amount. In this article, we’ll discuss typical more time awake when their owners are
canine sleep habits and what you should do available for interaction.
if you suspect a sleep problem.
Abnormal sleep in dogs
How many hours does an average dog If your dog appears to be sleeping too
sleep each day? much or too little, or you notice any other
An average adult dog sleeps anywhere from significant change in your dog’s sleep habits,
10-14 hours per day. it’s time for a visit to your veterinarian.
There are numerous medical conditions
In contrast, humans typically sleep just 7-8 that can cause lethargy in dogs, leading
hours per day. Even if your dog goes to bed to increased sleep. Similarly, a number of
at the same time as you and wakes up with conditions may cause your dog to be restless
your alarm clock, you can expect that your and unable to sleep.
dog may nap up to seven additional hours
during the course of the day. Your veterinarian will likely perform a
thorough physical examination, followed
The champion nappers of the pet world are by some laboratory tests. An examination
cats, who tend to sleep anywhere from 15- is used to detect painful conditions that
20 hours per day! could interfere with sleep. Blood tests and
a urinalysis screen for metabolic diseases
Sleep habits change over your dog’s that can interfere with healthy canine sleep
lifespan habits.
Growing puppies need lots of sleep because
much of their energy is directed toward If your dog receives a clean bill of health
healthy growth and development. In the from your veterinarian, focus on your dog’s
early weeks and months of life, a puppy routines and environment. Give your dog
may sleep up to 22 hours per day. Puppies plenty of exercise and activity during the
often sleep for long periods of time, wake day, so they will be tired at night. Be sure
up for a brief period to eat, play, go potty, your dog has a comfy bed for sleeping,
and then fall right back asleep. away from noisy, high-traffic areas of your
home. Keep your home at a comfortable

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temperature for your dog – small breeds Summary
often prefer warmer temperatures, while In most cases, healthy dogs sleep all night
large-breed dogs like cooler temperatures. long and doze on and off throughout the
Finally, allow your dog to rest in an area that day. Some dogs sleep more than others,
is free of distractions. These steps can boost but this variation is usually subtle and not
your dog’s likelihood of obtaining quality, a cause for concern. However, if your dog’s
restful sleep. sleep patterns change dramatically or if your
dog is showing signs of a sleep disorder, a
Sleep disorders in dogs veterinary workup is recommended. Talk to
Although canine sleep disorders are your veterinarian to determine the best steps
uncommon, they can occur. for your dog.

There are three primary sleep disorders in Cathy Barnette,
dogs: DVM (Doctor
of Veterinary
• Narcolepsy: Dogs with narcolepsy Medicine), is a
fall asleep suddenly, and they may do veterinarian and
so randomly or in response to certain freelance writer
triggers. These dogs typically remain based in Punta
asleep (unable to be woken) for several Gorda, FL. She
seconds, then wake up and quickly graduated from
return to normal. Narcolepsy is an the University of
inherited condition in Dachshunds, Florida College
Doberman Pinschers, Labrador of Veterinary Medicine, then headed to
Retrievers, and Poodles. North Carolina, where she spent fifteen years
working in small animal general practice.
• REM sleep disorder: Similar to Cathy recently returned to her home state of
sleepwalking in humans, REM Florida and now dedicates her working hours
sleep disorder results in abnormal to creating educational content for pet owners
movements during sleep in dogs. Some and veterinary team members for Healthy
movement during dreaming is normal, Paws Pet Insurance LLC & the Healthy Paws
but these dogs may walk, roll, or thrash Foundation. Cathy is passionate about making
around in their sleep. complex medical information accessible to pet
owners, allowing them to partner with their
• Sleep breathing disorder (sleep apnea): veterinarians to make informed decisions
This condition is most common in about their pets' health. Cathy is a member
Bulldogs, Boxers, Pugs, and other of both the American Veterinary Medical
brachycephalic (squished-face) breeds. Association and the American Medical Writers
When sleeping, these dogs may Association. In addition to her human family
struggle to take in adequate oxygen, members, she shares her home with one dog,
causing them to wake up and reposition two cats, and a dove.
themselves.

If your dog shows signs of a sleep disorder,
consult your veterinarian.

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2022

WCA NWGDC

For the third year in a row, the WCA National
Walking Gun Dog Championship was
embedded in the AKC NWGDC.

The 2022 Championship was held in early April at Mingo Sportsman's Club in
Bloomingdale, Ohio. The course was rolling hills with plenty of cover to hunt.
Early April in Ohio can produce any kind of weather. And it seemed like it did.
During the four days of running, we had wind, rain, snow, ice balls, and mud…lots
of mud. It was a challenging course to walk, as this writer can attest. The trial was
preceded by the AKC (horseback) NGDC, where several Weimaraners were entered.
This venue gives our gray dogs a unique opportunity to compete against not just
other Weimaraners but against the best gun dogs of all breeds across the country.
Weimaraners who are entered are eligible for placements in the WCA and AKC
Championships and all associated points. Fourteen Weimaraners came from near and
far to show their stuff. Notably, the winner, Indy, ably handled by owner John Bonner,
won the 14 dog WCA event and placed second in the 49-dog AKC event.
The stake was a grand stake, which earned him his GFC. Indy placed fourth earlier
in the week in the 50-dog AKC NGDC all-breed horseback stake. It is safe to say
that the 2021 WCA NFC was on a roll.

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And for the third year in a row, there was a WCA sponsored dinner, compliments of
club member Robbe McAlexander. From all of us that attended, thank you, Robbe!

Below is a synopsis of the top four Weimaraner placers
as written by judges Kelli Aitken and Mark Keegan.

1st Indy
H John Bonner

Indy hunted hard and forward. He displayed the strongest work ethic and
a quality amount of independence while still having a good relationship

with the handler. The icing on the cake for Indy was his spectacular
intensity on point. He had excellent manners and a good amount of

staunchness through the flush.

2nd Bae
H Justin Buehring

Bae had good application with a good gun dog range. She wasn't as
independent as the winning dog, but she had some really nice application
and handled well. Her ground speed was good; she looked like a seasoned

hunting dog covering the ground and was rewarded with quality finds.
She had good manners on her birds and finished almost as
strong as she started.

3rd Dillon
H Frank Sommer

Dillon had a steady pace throughout the hour and finished with the same
power that he started with. His bird work was lovely, and he had an easy
way of covering the country. His work ethic wasn't as strong as our 1st

and 2nd place dogs.

4th Squiggly
H Meredith Mays

Squiggly had a nice performance where she applied herself and hunted
the cover like a nice gun dog. She had some moments where she seemed
to lack confidence, but she overcame those moments with her reach and

honest bird work.

Next year's Championship will be in Thayer, Iowa.
Hope to see you there!!

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NEW CHAMPION!

Foxfire’s Ride The Wave, RATO

Whelped 1/10/2019 Bred by Amy Fast, LaRita Fast
OFA Good & George Hamamoto

CH Nani’s Indecent Exposure,JH,NAJ,V,BROM
CH Nani’s ‘N’ Win Two Buck Chuck,JH,SD,CGC,NRD,V,BROM

CH Graytsky-Win It’s My Prague-Ative,JH,BROM
GCHS Jewel’s One Wild Night,JH,NSD,NRD,V,BROM

CH/INT’L CH Silversmith Flying Eagle,RN,BROM
CH Jewel’s Novel Dirty Little Secrets,RN,JH,NSD,NRD,V,BROM

CH Jewel’s Devine Secrets,RN,JH,NSD,NRD,V,BROM
CH Foxfire’s Ride the Wave, RATO

AM/CAN/NZ CH Win’Weim’s Rio Grande
CH Foxfire’s Bohemian Rhapsody,BROM

CH Foxfire Platinum Evanescence
CH Foxfire’s Frankly My Dear

CH Win’Weim Greybrook Win’k At Danger,CD,NRD,NSD,V
GCH Foxfire’s Little Miss Sunshine

INT’L CH Foxfire’s La Paloma Dorada,BROM

Ryder is a wonderful young dog who was a breeze to finish. His
first weekend of showing, he won 11 points and a major. Ryder also
won open dog at the 2022 WCA Nationals. He completed his CH by
taking BOW/BOS over specials, and then knocked out 15 GCH points
including two specialty show BOS wins. He is owned by Laurel
Shelton of Albuquerque, N.M.

Foxfire Weimaraners Amy Fast
www.foxfireweims.com Black Forest, Colo.
IG @foxfireweims #foxfireryder [email protected]

719.232.2397

SFePiarusspotn

by: Jennifer broome
QK Dogs

www.qkdogs.com

Photos courtesy of Sue O'Donnel

Whether you are a first-time bird hunter or a • Don't hunt too long for any given field
hardened veteran, taking a new puppy afield outing
for its first season is always something
to look forward to. While they may start • Don't expect a seasoned performance
cluelessly chasing butterflies, that first wild of obedience and hunting capabilities
bird encounter instantly changes them. To with a puppy
watch a puppy track, pursue, and locate its
first wild bird is a sight to behold. • Don't allow another dog to intimidate,
pummel, or steal your pup's birds
How can we successfully get to the level
where a pup can enjoy its first hunting DO'S
season? As this article is published, hunting • Be safe, have fun, and have a sense of
season will already be here. However,
let's explore the dos and don'ts to ensure humor with the pup's first season
a successful and safe first season for your • Be patient. Remember YOU TOO
puppy. An easy, straightforward approach is
to list some critical points. were once a newbie hunter
• Take opportunities for learning
DON'TS
• Don't let a puppy loose if you do not moments, crossing over stone walls,
drinking out of streams to hydrate,
have a reliable recall working a running bird, or allowing a
• Don't ever (NEVER) shoot over a pup reliable, seasoned veteran dog to help
mentor and guide your pup afield.
without proper gunshot conditioning
prior to the hunt Every year we upsettingly hear or read about
• Don't think that a puppy will pups getting lost, injured, becoming gun
automatically understand questing shy, or suffering from heat stroke. Sadly,
for birds or have a clue what they many of these situations should and could
are looking for. They must first have have been avoided. To further understand,
proper bird introductions. let's dig a little deeper.
• Don't hunt a young pup in weather
extremes such as too hot and humid or Puppies grow and mature systematically,
bitter cold both physically and mentally, from the time
• Don't have multiple gunners firing a puppy comes home as an 8-week-old. The
away over a pup when that bird flushes early goals should focus on crate training,
manners, socialization to new people and
environments, and obedience. This time
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to build a pup. The crate confinement is the help to condition the pup to new situations,
first lesson, and this all-important process smells, and experiences.
teaches a pup to accept downtime and
learn patience. A pup who is exposed to Suppose your puppy has demonstrated a
new situations, noises, and even stressors stable, happy go lucky demeanor and has
is a pup who gains self-confidence and consistently grown in self-confidence. In
stability. A puppy that is appropriately that case, it is wonderful to expose them
corrected for unwanted behavior such as to game birds during this impressionable
barking, jumping, biting, etc. is a puppy that time. Your previous diligence in presenting
is prepped to respect rules and structure. them to new situations can make early bird
A puppy needs to be held accountable for introductions go smoothly. There are many
its actions. They are totally capable! A ways to introduce a youngster to game
pup that understands and responds to early birds. (An experienced, dedicated sporting
corrections is less likely to fall apart later dog breeder would have already done this
as training progresses. Lastly, a puppy with the litter, allowing the pack of puppies
that is challenged with basic obedience to gang up, tackle and chase birds). If this
skills (kennel, sit, whoa, recall/here) and has not been done, you can start with a dead
encouraged to use their bodies to navigate bird or a wing. Bring animation to the bird,
obstacles, climb stairs, and problem solve is tease the pup and toss the bird. Make it a
a puppy that learns HOW to learn. game. You can pull primary feathers out
of a live quail, tease the pup and toss the
As the pup grows and matures, some bird. These small game birds are great for
of your best quality time can be first-time bird introductions. Have fun and
spent afield simply on long walks
through the woodlands and field, let your puppy chase and
exposing them to puddles, cover become a predator. With
strips, and the great outdoors. a few repetitions of this
meaningful game, you can
During this time and up to about 20 weeks, a graduate on to bump and
puppy requires upwards of 20 hours of sleep chase birds with pigeons or
each day to support their growing brains chukar partridge. In other
and bodies. YES, re-read that sentence! words, you allow a pup to
20 hours! As a professional trainer, I often quest, use their noses, seek
find that people's greatest mistakes are out the birds, flush and
overstimulating their puppies and denying chase them.
them secluded, safe crate rest and sleep.

As the pup grows and
matures, some of your best
quality time can be spent
afield simply on long walks
through the woodlands and
field, exposing them to
puddles, cover strips, and
the great outdoors. These
long walks are beautiful
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Genetics, proper early As leash skills to the
puppy rearing, and fun commands become
introductions to birds mastered and named,
will bring out your pup's you can begin the
inner beast when it systematic overlay of
comes to chasing birds. the remote electronic
Now can be a great training collar. I teach
time to introduce a .22 all the obedience skills
blank pistol. When the with a Command Lead
pup is in fire-breathing or Wonderlead to
dragon mode to chase achieve light and polite
birds, carefully shoot point of contact leash
at a distance using a pressure against the
rhythmic cadence of several shots while the neck. The transition to light e-collar cues
pup is in hot pursuit. This strategic game becomes an easy-to-understand form of off-
teaches the pup that the gun noise simply leash communication. My technique uses
goes along with fun times and chasing leash pressure, then e-collar introduction
birds. This is an easy and successful way with a long line, and finally e-collar
to condition a pup to a gunshot. Whatever conditioning to commands over the course
method you choose, always start at a of a 4-week period. Between 6- and 7-month
distance, and associate the gun shot with pups can have consistent and reliable off-
high value rewards such as getting to chase leash obedience, and the e-collar is used as
and retrieve a bird or favorite toy. a cue to support commands.

As your pup grows, matures, and Here you have it! A puppy that has been
approaches 5 to 6 months, it is time to get trained from the start with patience,
more serious about leash obedience for manners, challenges, rules, and structure,
heel, sit, whoa, go to a place, and recall. along with proper bird and gunshot positive
The four aspects: Walk with me, stop and experiences, suddenly blossoms into a
be still, go somewhere and come to me, all youngster prepared for next-level work.
become the ultimate foundation for your
dog's obedience education. These basic Diligent leash and e-collar training produce
commands in the house or backyard become a puppy with strong Foundation skills. A
a staple for a well-trained dog. Apply them recall is going to be important for a pup's
in the field, and they become handling or first season.
casting, steadiness, go quest or fetch, and
the all-important recall. Remember, the first season afield with your
pup will only happen once. Take the time
to embrace it all, from those first-season
feathers in the pup's mouth to the back of
the truck crate, bragging at your tailgate
with your fellow sports.

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2021

NAVHDA VERSATILE CHAMPION

Krout

VC PM's Beebe's Ringneck Wrangler SDX RDX
NAVHDA NA I NAVHDA UT I

Sire: Pm's Gunmetal Strauss, FDJ NAVHDA NA III
Dam: Pm's Cool Your Jets, FDJ NAVHDA NA II
Breeders: Dawna Miller & Brennen Hanna
Owner: Alma Beebe

Have you
Visited the
WCA Website

Lately?

by: Jan Hare,
Webmaster

Our website has been attracting a lot of good attention recently. One of the most
popular features is our extensive Weimaraner records pages with bench, field, and
companion records from the beginning of time (at least in regards to WCA record-
keeping time!), and…PHOTOS! Have you seen all of the PHOTOS? The records section of
the website has been a pet project for me and my assistant webmaster Cindy James-Moore,
who wears many other hats in the organization, and her knowledge of our breed's history
is unmatched.

History is important. Even more important – visual history! Cindy and I have spent the past
three years searching for old WCA magazines and scouring the magazines for photos of
dogs listed in the records pages (OK, Cindy did most of the scouring). Did you notice that
we have EVERY SINGLE magazine since January 1948 scanned and put on the website for
our members to enjoy? That's a lot of scanning, thousands and thousands of pages scanned
(thanks, Cindy!). Recently we have been gifted with some pre-magazine newsletters (1946-
1947) that we scanned and put in the Members Only section of the website on the Magazines
page. They are worth checking out. Those old newsletters have some entertaining articles
that are, shall we say, rather blunt in their opinions on our breed.

We aim to find a photo of every dog listed on the website records pages. Right now, we
have almost 2,000 images of dogs on the records pages. Whoa, that's a LOT of photos!
Many photos were found in old magazines, scanned and cropped, and put on the website
for everyone to enjoy. Take a look! If you see a dog listed without a photo and you have
access to a picture of that dog, we would love to have it for the website. If you see a photo
of your dog and would like to submit a different picture for us to use, send it with the dog's
full name and the page it is on, and we will change it for you (please send high-resolution

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photos if possible). Website submissions should be sent to [email protected] (or
click on my name at the bottom of any page on the website).

A new feature we added is the ability to update your dog's titles on the records pages. This
feature is essential to me as I want these pages to accurately depict our breed's history and
the dogs who made history, including all of their show, field, and performance/companion
titles. If you see your dog listed on one of the pages and it doesn't have the latest titles
earned, please click on the link in the website menu and fill out the form to submit your
dog's titles. However, all titles must be verified by us first before posting, and only AKC/
WCA titles will be listed right now. Remember, we are volunteers, and this verification
will take some time, and editing the website will take even longer, so please be kind and
patient with us!
I hope you are proud of your breed
club's website – it is one of the few
breed websites with a complete
pictorial history of our great dogs
and all historical periodicals and
documents available to members. We
have many more plans in the works,
and we welcome suggestions. This
website has been a true labor of love,
and both Cindy and I hope you love it
as much as we do!

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Greater Cincinnati Weimaraner Club
Specialty & Sweepstakes

Friday, September 9, 2022
Xenia, OH

We made majors for a beautiful entry at our new Fall location,
Greene County Fairgrounds.

Trophies, arranged by Michelle Nowacki, included dog bathrobes,
bath towels, bath brushes, and braided fleece tug toys.

Special Thanks to our Breed judge, Mr. Elliott Weiss, and our Sweepstakes judge, Ms.
Jennifer Miller, who selected some lovely Weimaraners from a beautiful line up.

Thank you to everyone who entered and/or contributed to the show’s success, especially
Colleen Horn, who was both Secretary and Ring Steward, and Billie Thompson for her
behind the scenes help! Congratulations to all of the winners! Mark your calendars for
our Spring ‘23 Specialty on Friday, Mar 31, back at The Roberts Centre, Wilmington,

OH, in conjunction with Warren County KC All-Breed shows.

Puppy Sweepstakes: Puppy Bitches, 6-9 Months
1. Magic’s Once Upon A Dream (GChB
Judge: Ms. Jennifer Miller
Moonstone’s Pure Magic CDX RE
Puppy Dog, 6-9 Months JH NA NAJ NF SD RDX DS VX2
1. Breica’s The Greatest Showman CGC TKN BROM x CH Moonstone
‘N Magic’s First Time In Forever JH
(CH Greyborn’s Sound As A Bell SD), b/Marc Dean, Barbara Cook, o/
x CH Breica’s It’s A Little Dirty), Marc Dean
b/J. Mendez Cervera, C. Roberts, A.
Malnar, o/Andrea McInroe, J. Mendez Junior Bitches, 12-18 Months
Cervera, C. Roberts, A. Malnar 1. Sagenhaft Grey Ship To The Sea

Junior Dogs, 12-18 Months Storytime (CH Greyborn’s Sound
1. Trax-Tui 3BQS Hi-Ho Silver Away! As a Bell x CH Sagenhaft’s
Bold In Pink Paisley), b/Sarah
(Southpaw’s Ottercreek Idle Low x Greene, Billie Thompson, o/
CH Trax Edenrock Waltzing Matilda), Sharon Levan, Billie Thompson
b/Sandra Perkowski, o/Beth Schofield
2. Sagenhaft N Storytime Epic Curtain Best In Puppy Sweepstakes
Call (CH Greyborn’s Sound As A • Magic’s Once Upon A Dream
Bell x CH Sagenhaft’s Bold In Pink
Paisley), b/Sarah Greene, Billie Best Opposite In Puppy Sweepstakes
Thompson, o/Billie Thompson • Breica’s The Greatest Showman At

Silvastorm

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Veteran Sweepstakes: BEST IN VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES
CHZauberhaft’s Man In The Red Suit
Veteran Dogs 9-11 Years (CH Creekside N Zara’s Renne TDX MH RDX VX3
1. CH Zauberhaft’s Man In The Red Suit x CH Zauberhaft Victoria’s Secret Storm BN RN

CD BN RN JH SD NRD CGC TKN TD CA SH SD NRD VX BROM FROM)
(CH Creekside N Zara’s Renne TDX
MH RDX VX3 x CH Zauberhaft
Victoria’s Secret Storm BN RN TD
CA SH SD NRD VX BROM FROM)
b/Michelle & Stan Nowacki, o/Jeni
Roosen

Best Dog In Veteran Sweepstakes
• CH Zauberhaft’s Man In The Red Suit

Junior Showmanship, Open
1. Grace Parker w/Silverhoney’s One

Hot Minute (CH Britannia Cabellero
De Plata CD JH x GCH Silverhoney’s
Southern Girl JH NA NAJ OAP
OPJ SCN SEN TKI), b/Suzanne
Honeyman, Jay & Rachel Silverman,
o/Rachel & John Parker

BEST JUNIOR HANDLER
Grace Parker w/Silverhoney’s

One Hot Minute
(CH Britannia Cabellero De Plata CD JH x GCH

Silverhoney’s Southern Girl JH NA NAJ OAP
OPJ SCN SEN TKI)

BEST IN PUPPY SWEEPSTAKES Regular Classes
Magic’s Once Upon A Dream
Judge: Mr. Elliott Weiss
(GCHB Moonstone’s Pure Magic CDX RE JH NA
NAJ NF SD RDX DS VX2 CGC TKN BROM x CH Puppy Dogs, 6-9 Months
Moonstone ‘N Magic’s First Time In Forever JH SD) 1. Breica’s The Greatest Showman At

Silvastorm (given)

Junior Dogs, 12-18 Months
1. Tui Trax 3BQS Hi-Yo Silver Away!

(given)

BEST OF OPPOSITE IN SWEEPSTAKES Bred By Exhibitor Dogs
1. Sagenhaft N Storytime Epic Curtain
Breica’s The Greatest Showman Silvastorm
(CH Greyborn’s Sound As A Bell x CH Breica’s Call (given)

It’s A Little Dirty)

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Open Dogs x CH Country Star’s Scarlett) b/Sue &
1. Barretos DK My Friend Harvey (CH Damon Lumpkins, o/Mary & Andrew
Sherick
Silhouettes Walk On The Wild Side
x Barretos DK Fashion Avenue), b/ Best of Winners
Angelica Brum, Matinas Suzuki, o/ • Breica Feel The Thunder (given)
Cindy Long, Angelica Brum, Matinas
Suzuki Best Opposite Sex
• GCH Image’s N About Time’s Making
Winners Dog
• Breica’s The Greatest Showman at A Splash JH AX AXJ XF NJP SIN
SBN CGC TKI NRD NSD VX
Silvastorm (GCHS Poet N Arokats Pretzels For
Reserve Winners Dog Breakfast JH BN RN x CH Image’s
• Barretos DK My Friend Harvey Country Girl Shake It For Me), b/
Cindy James-Moore, Jan Hare, o/
Puppy Bitches 6-9 Months Jan Hare, Mark Miller, Cindy
1. Magic’s Once Upon A Dream (given) James-Moore

Bred By Exhibitor Bitches Select Bitch
1. Breica Feel The Thunder (GCH Win • CH Breica Winter Is Coming (GCH

Weim Koping TBirdV Nani x CH Unity’s Bzyfeet Good Hair Day x CH
Breica Nani Story Of The Year), b/o Breica Nani Story Of The Year), b/o
Jessica M Cervera, Brenda Doub Jessica Mendez Cervera, Brenda Doub
2. Sagenhaft Grey Ship To Sea Storytime
(given) Award Of Merit/Veteran Bitch
3. Starshine Will Never Forget 911 (GCH • GCB Rissana’s Perfect Pet TKN
Breica Nani Don’t Have A Cow x
Starshine’s Crosswind Voyage To CGCA CGCU (given)
Nani RN), b/o Carol Mocan

Open Bitches
1. Silverhoney’s One Hot Minute (given)

Winners Bitch
• Breica Feel The Thunder (given)
Reserve Winners Bitch
• Magic’s Once Upon A Dream (given)

Veteran Bitches BEST OF BREED
1. GCHB Rissana’s Perfect Pet TKN GCHB Country Star’s Ice Cream Dreams
(GCHS Waybacks Sam I Am x CH Country Star’s
CGCA CGCU (GCH Roschel’s
Dauntless of Graykin x GCH Rissana’s Scarlett)
Hillwood’s Perfectly Tuned), b/
Alessandra Folz, o/Jeni Roosen,
Alessandra Folz

Best of Breed
• GCHB Country Star’s Ice Cream

Dreams (GCHS Waybacks Sam I Am

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BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX SELECT BITCH
GCH Image’s N About Time’s Making A CH Breica Winter Is Coming
(GCH Unity’s Bzyfeet Good Hair Day x CH Breica
Splash JH AX AXJ XF NJP SIN
SBN CGC TKI NRD NSD VX Nani Story Of The Year)
(GCHS Poet N Arokats Pretzels For Breakfast JH
BN RN x CH Image’s Country Girl Shake It For

Me)

BEST VETERAN AND AOM
GChB Rissana’s Perfect Pet TKN CGCA

CGCU

BEST OF WINNERS BITCH WINNERS DOG
Breica Feel The Thunder
Breica’s The Greatest Showman Silvastorm
(GCH Win Weim Koping TBirdV Nani x CH Breica (CH Greyborn’s Sound As A Bell x CH Breica’s
Nani Story Of The Year)
It’s A Little Dirty)

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Mile High Weimaraner Club (1)
Sweepstakes & Specialty
September 10, 2022

Sweepstakes Classes Veterans Sweepstakes:

Judge: David Nauer Veteran Sweepstakes Dogs
7 Yrs & Older
Puppy Dogs, 9 Mos & Under 12 Mos. 1. GCH PM’s Shoot Em Up Cowboy JH
1. Cheyenne KACZS Smuggler’s Blues
SH (GCH CH Monterra's Best Bet
(GCH CH Quicksilvr Kaczs Wild MH x CH Midwest Dream N Pm's
Royal Flush SH x Cheyenne's Simply Tru-Beauty JH) b/Dawna E Miller, o/
Buzzworthy), b/Hannah Bergstrom Dawna Miller & Shelly Jernigan.
& Christina Trujillo, o/Lori & Paul
Kaczmarek. Veteran Sweepstakes Bitches
7 Yrs & Older
Puppy Bitches, 6 Mos & Under 9 Mos . 1. GCH Adonai’s N’ Pikes Peak Bring In
1. Trax Rainforest Rayna (Trax The
The Eve (GCH CH Pikes Peak Rocky
Mighty Fraser x Trax Lolapalooza CD Mountain High x CH Adonai's Shoot
RN TD) b/Carmen Spencer, o/Lance the Moon) b/Kathy W Gray & Richard
Troxler. Gray, o/Lou Novosad.

Puppy Bitches, 9 Mos & Under 12 Mos . Best In Veteran Sweepstakes
1. Cheyenne’s Rocky Mountain Gold • GCH Adonai’s N’ Pikes Peak Bring

(GCH Quiksilvr Kaczs Wild Royal In The Eve
Flush SH x Cheyenne's Simply Best of Opposite In Veteran Sweepstakes
Buzzworthy), b/Hannah Bergstrom & • GCH PM’s Shoot Em Up Cowboy JH
Christine Trujillo, o/Brandon & Alysia
Lester SH
2. Crosswind Prism Nani Made In •
Heaven. (GCHP CH Doc N' Camelot's
Heaven Can Wait x CH Prism Regular Classes
Crosswind Nani Bless Your Heart),
b/Suzanne Burns, Derek Beatty, Judge: Ms. Karen Rooks Nauer
Christine Grisell, o/Prentice Kollman,
Derek Beatty, Suzanne Burns. Dogs, 9-2 months
1. Cheyenne Kaczs Smuggler’s Blues
Best In Sweepstakes
• Cheyenne’s Rocky Mountain Gold (given)
Best Of Opposite in Sweepstakes
• Cheyenne Kaczs Smuggler’s Blues Dogs, 12-18 months
1. Ultima N’ Patriot Pistols At Dawn

(GCHS Poet N’ Ultima’s Repeat Per-
formance x GCH Kristen N’ Ultima’s
Queen Of The Emerald CI) b/Brian M
& Beatrice Ann Johnson, o/John &
Elizabeth Cowperthwaite

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2. Foxfire Happy Trails. (GCHB Unity’s Best of Opposite
Bzyfeet Good Hair Day x CH Fox- • Foxfire’s Ride The Wave, RATO.
fire’s Midnight On The Isle of Skye),
b/Amy Fast, o/Sandra Jordan. (GCHS CH Jewel's One Wild Night
JH x CH Foxfire's Frankly My Dear)
Winners Dog b/Amy Fast & LaRita Fast & George
• Ultima N’ Patriot Pistols At Dawn Hamamoto, o/ Laurel Shelton.
Reserve Winners Dog Select Dog
• Cheyenne Kaczs Smuggler’s Blues • GCH PM’s Shoot Em Up Cowboy JH
SH (given)

Bitches, 6-9 months Select Bitch
1. Trax Rainforest Rayna (given) • GCH Adonai’s N’ Pikes Peak Bring In

Bitches, 9-12 months The Eve (given)
1. Crosswind Prism Nani Made In Heav-
Best of Winners
en (given) • Ultima N’ Patriot Pistols At Dawn
2. Cheyenne’s Rocky Mountain Gold

(given)

Bitches, 12-18 months
1. Foxfire’s An Solus Ur Aig Greyhaus

(GCHB CH Unity's Bzyfeet Good
Hair Day x CH Foxfire's Midnight on
the Isle of Skye) b/Amy Fast, o/Alyse
Henderson & Amy Fast.

Open Bitches BEST OF BREED
1. Sanbar’s No Shame In My Game GCHS Silverbay’s Strike A Pose
(CH Von Luchbach's Back to the Future x GCHB
(GCH CH Highpoint Living Legend x CH Tripawd N Calvary's Lil Miss Magic @ Silverbay,
CH Sanbar's Trax To Fame and For-
tune), b/Sandy West, o/Karen Soule JH,CGC,NSD,BROM)

Winners Bitch
• Foxfire’s An Solus Ur Aig Greyhaus
Reserve Winners Bitch
• Trax Rainforest Rayna

Best of Breed
• GCHS Silverbay’s Strike A Pose (CH

Von Luchbach's Back to the Future x
GCHB CH Tripawd N Calvary's Lil
Miss Magic @ Silverbay, JH,CG-
C,NSD,BROM) b/Rebecca & Michael
Gardea, o/Mandy & Marty Barrack.

BEST OF OPPOSITE

Foxfire’s Ride The Wave, RATO
(GCHS CH Jewel's One Wild Night JH x CH

Foxfire's Frankly My Dear)

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SELECT DOG SELECT BITCH / BEST IN VETERAN
SWEEPSTAKES
GCH PM’s Shoot Em Up Cowboy JH SH
(GCH CH Monterra's Best Bet MH x CH Midwest GCH Adonai’s N’ Pikes Peak Bring In The Eve
(GCH CH Pikes Peak Rocky Mountain High x CH
Dream N Pm's Tru-Beauty JH) Adonai's Shoot the Moon)

BEST OF WINNERS / WINNERS DOG WINNERS BITCH
Ultima N’ Patriot Pistols At Dawn Foxfire’s An Solus Ur Aig Greyhaus
(GCHB CH Unity's Bzyfeet Good Hair Day x CH
(GCHS Poet N’ Ultima’s Repeat Performance x GCH Foxfire's Midnight on the Isle of Skye)
Kristen N’ Ultima’s Queen Of The Emerald CI)

BEST IN SWEEPSTAKES BEST OF OPPOSITE IN SWEEPSTAKES
Cheyenne’s Rocky Mountain Gold Cheyenne Kaczs Smuggler’s Blues
(GCH Quiksilvr Kaczs Wild Royal Flush SH x
(GCH CH Quicksilvr Kaczs Wild Royal Flush SH x
Cheyenne's Simply Buzzworthy) Cheyenne's Simply Buzzworthy)

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Mile High Weimaraner Club (2)
Specialty

September 11, 2022

Judge: Dr Daniel W Dowling Best of Breed
• GCH Win’Weim Breica Harline Purple
Dogs, 9-12 months
1. Cheyenne Kaczs Smuggler’s Blues Rain. (GCH CH Winweim Koping
Tbird V Nani x CH Breica Nani Story
(given) Of The Year) b/ Brenda Doub &
Jessica Mendez Cervera, o/Susan Line
Dogs, 12-18 months & TJ Palmer.
1. Foxfire Happy Trails (given)
2. Ultima N’ Patriot Pistols At Dawn Best of Opposite Sex
• Foxfire’s Ride The Wave, RATO
(given)
(given)
Winners Dog
• Foxfire Happy Trails Select Dog
Reserve WInners Dog • CH Cheyenne’s The Big Easy, JH,CD,
• Cheyenne Kaczs Smuggler’s Blues
NAP,NFP. (GCHB Cheyenne's Go Big
Bitches, 6-9 months or Go Home JH x GCH Cheyenne's
1. Trax Rainforest Rayna (given) Love Bug JH). b/ Christine Trujillo
& Megan Kelleghan o/Ann & Mark
Bitches, 9-12 months Lincoln & Christine Trujillo.
1. Crosswind Prism Nani Made In
Select Bitch
Heaven (given) • GCHS Silverbay’s Strike A Pose
2. Cheyenne’s Rocky Mountain Gold
(given)
(given)
Best of Winners / Winners Bitch
Bitches, 12-18 months • Sanbar’s No Shame In My Game
1. Foxfire’s An Solus Ur Aig Greyhaus
BEST OF BREED
(given) GCH Win’Weim Breica Harline Purple Rain
(GCH CH Winweim Koping Tbird V Nani x CH Breica
Open Bitches
1. Sanbar’s No Shame In My Game Nani Story Of The Year)

(given)

Winners Bitch
• Sanbar’s No Shame In My Game
Reserve Winners Bitch
• Foxfire’s An Solus Ur Aig Greyhaus

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BEST OF OPPOSITE SELECT DOG
CH Cheyenne’s The Big Easy, JH,CD,
Foxfire’s Ride The Wave, RATO
(GCHS CH Jewel's One Wild Night JH x CH NAP,NFP
(GCHB Cheyenne's Go Big or Go Home JH x GCH
Foxfire's Frankly My Dear)
Cheyenne's Love Bug JH)

SELECT BITCH BEST OF WINNERS / WINNERS BITCH
GCHS Silverbay’s Strike A Pose Ultima N’ Patriot Pistols At Dawn
(CH Von Luchbach's Back to the Future x GCHB
CH Tripawd N Calvary's Lil Miss Magic @ Silverbay, (GCHS Poet N’ Ultima’s Repeat Performance x GCH
Kristen N’ Ultima’s Queen Of The Emerald CI)
JH,CGC,NSD,BROM)

WINNERS DOG
Foxfire Happy Trails
(GCHB Unity’s Bzyfeet Good Hair Day x CH Foxfire’s
Midnight On The Isle of Skye)

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AGILITY - MACH

AGILITY ONLINE STATS - TRIALS THROUGH September 23, 2022
TOP7. CHTRAXATOMICNUMBERFORTYSEVEN,MXMXBMXJMJBSWASCESIE 1,210
Total Dbl Q

1. MACH3 REGEN'S LUCK OF THE OAKENSHIELD, RN JH MXS2 MJC MFG TQX 2,023 25
29
T2B2 DM DS CGC TKN NSD NRD V - S. Cook, KY (d) 27
13
2. MACH4 REGEN'S HE'S ON THE DANCE FLOOR UD RN MXC PAD MJB2 PJD 1,522 11
22
MFS TQX T2B3 ACT1 - S. & B. Basson, CT (d) 14

3. CH MACH2 TRAX SEAHABILITATION, UD BN RAE JH MXG MJG NAP NJP MFS 1,477

TQX NFP T2B2 DM DSA AS CGC TKA NSD NRD VX3 - J. Valentovich, FL (b)

4. REGEN'S ISLEVUE DRACARYS, MX MXS MXJ MJB MFB DS DN TKN - S. Cook, 1,463

KY (d)

5. MACH2 REGEN’S PLAYMAKER OF ROHAN, BN RI MXC MJB3 MFG T2B3 DM DS 1,329

CGC TKN - S. Cook - KY (d)

6. AGCH MACH9 PM'S GRAYQUEST WILD BLUE YONDER, CD RN JH MXG3 PDS 1,311

MJC3 PJS MFG TQX T2B5 TKA V - L. Barbee & D. Miller, CA (b)

SEE SHDN TKN - L. Barbee, CA (b)

8. MACH REGEN'S SILVER SPRINGS, CD RN SH MXG MJG MXF T2B BCAT SD RD 996 11

VX - B. Bahcall, IL (b)

9. MACH REGEN'S LUCKY I AM TO CARRY THE TORCH MXS MJS OF CGC TKI - 951 17

S. Zaleski, OH (d)

10. GAMBIT'S MAKING TRAX FROM MAYBERRY MX MXB MXJ MJB MXF T2B - R. 843 14

Brown, OH (d)

AGILITY - PACHAGILITY ONLINE STATS - TRIALS THROUGH September 23, 20221. CH ROCKVILLE'S SF SILVER SLUGGER BN MX MXJ MJP XF - L. & B.
Thompson, NM (d)
Total Dbl Q
2. PACH LOTTE LIZ, MX MXJ MXP7 MXPG MJP6 MJPS PAX2 MXF MFP CGC - L. 323 4
Belcher, (b)
140 6
3. MAGGIE MAY-HEM OF JEWELS, MX MXJ OF TKA - J. Eing, (b)
4. CH MACH MERIWOOD'S SEA N STARZ SILVERSMITH, VCD2 UD SH MXB MJB 134 4
106 0
CGC VX3 - C. Westbrook, NH (d)
5. CH GRAYHART LIGHTFOOT RIVER OF LIGHT, RN TD MXP MJP NFP CA BCAT 98 3

DS DN CGC TKN NSD NRD VX - D. & J. Moody, NC (b) 96 1
6. MACH REGEN'S GET THIS PARTY STARTED, JH MXS MJS XF T2B3 CGC SD
53 4
NRD V - E. & G. Burdick, PA (b)
7. PACH HWR'S COWPOKE KICKIN' UP DUST, RN JH MXP6 MXPS MJP7 MJPG 70

PAX2 CGC TKI NRD V - S. Kidd, OK (b)Page 48

108. CTFOXFIRE'SMYFAIRLADYNANAJAXPAJPRATOTKP-C.Barcus,IL(b)

SHOW

AKC ALL-BREED ONLINE STATS THROUGH September 24, 2022

Total BIS G1 G2 G3 G4 BB

1. GCHP CH SIMPATICO JOURNEY OF THRILLS (d) - B. 16,918 11 46 20 7 4 92
& J. Rosenberg, CA
2. GCHG CH WEISSENBERG CHAMPAYNE ON ICE (b) - 9,724 3 14 21 20 13 109
4,819 0 13 12 11 4 79
C. Cassidy, FL 3,340 0 7 11 6 3 67
3. GCHG CH LUXE THE GRAND ILLUSION, JH (d) - J. 2,023 0 2 2 5 5 46
0 1 3 3 2 45
Aune, OH 973
4. GCHS CH WINWEIM BREICA HARLINE PURPLE RAIN 01 1 0 1 6
463 01 2 1 1 9
(b) - S. Line & TJ Palmer, CO 454
5. GCHB CH STARWOOD'S MOTHER TERESA AT UNITY,

NSD (b) - G. McLogan, K. Young & A. Tourond, FL
6. GCHG CH SILVERHONEY'S DIAMONDS AND RUST,

JH CA FCAT CGC TKN ATT NSD (b) - S. Honeyman, J.
Silverman, R. Silverman, MD
7. GCHS CH GREYBORN'S BELLE STARR (b) - R.
Sanborn & P. Christopher, FL
8. GCHG CH CAMELOT'S ZEBULON HERNE, CD BN SH

TOPCGCTKISDNDVX-G.Leitkowski,CT(d)
9. GCHS CH COUNTRY STAR'S ICE CREAM DREAMS 326 0 0 1 0 0 12

(b) - M. Sherick, K. Klier & A. Sherick, OH

10. GCHG CH MOONSTONE'S SILVER BULLET 232 0 1 0 0 0 3

EXPLORER JH FDC CGC TKP (d) - C. Harner & B.

Cook, FL

BEST OF BREED1. GCHG CH WEISSENBERG CHAMPAYNE ON ICE (b) - C. Cassidy, FL BOB Total

2. GCHP CH SIMPATICO JOURNEY OF THRILLS (d) - B. & J. Rosenberg, CA 109 797
3. GCHG CH LUXE THE GRAND ILLUSION, JH (d) - J. Aune, OH 92 600
4. GCHB CH STARWOOD'S MOTHER TERESA AT UNITY, NSD (b) - G. McLogan, K. 79 398
46 332
Young & A. Tourond, FL
5. GCHS CH WINWEIM BREICA HARLINE PURPLE RAIN (b) - S. Line & TJ Palmer, CO67 308
6. GCHG CH SILVERHONEY'S DIAMONDS AND RUST JH CA FCAT CGC TKN ATT 45 223

NSD (b) - S. Honeyman, J. Silverman, R. Silverman, MD 12 101
7. GCHS CH COUNTRY STAR'S ICE CREAM DREAMS (b) - M. Sherick, K. Klier & A.
27 97
Sherick, OH 2 94
8. GCHB CH SILHOUETTE I CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU (d) - C. Cassidy, FL
9. GCHB CH CALVARY'S I DUG UP A DIAMOND AT TRIPAWD JH RATO NSD (b) - L. 17 82

Meadows & M. Wilson, WA Page 49

1010. GCH CH HIGHPOINT'S I'LLHAVE WHATSHE'S HAVING NRD (b) - L. Jones, WA

OBEDIENCE - QUO SYSTEM

AKC OBEDIENCE ONLINE STATS - August EVENTS, 8th LIST OF

2022

1. CH MACH2 TRAX SEAHABILITION, UD BN RAE JH MXG MJG NAP NJP MFB TQX 63
NFP T2B2 DM DSA AS CGC TKA NSD NRD VX3 – J. Valentovich, FL
2. NAFC CH SOUTHPAW N REGEN’S PREACHER MAN, CDX RD V – P. Gannon & A. 52

Tyson, TX 36
3. REGEN’S BELLY DANCER, UDX3 OM3 SWA SCE SEE CGC TKI NRD V – C. Meshon
27
& A. Tyson, PA
4. BALLBLUFF STEELS FALLON FINNS GOTCHA, CDX BN RA CGC TKI BN-V – C. Steel, 27

MN 17
4. SOUTHPAW’S OTTERCREEK FIELDING FAB, UD NSD - M. Wadsworth & M. Tinaglia, 13

VA 10
6. TRAX LOLAPALOOZA, CD RN TD TDU JH TKI V – C. Spencer, OR 10
7. HELFINSTINE’S ALABAMA BLEU BOJANGLES, UD PCD BN GN GO RM RAE RATN
6
TKI – C. Anderson, IA
8. DREAMWEAVER SHE’S GOT MAGIC, CDX BN RI – C. Anderson, IA
8. GCHB CH HAT’S OFF N HEIRLOOMS ABBEY ROAD CD BN RE TKN – G. Grissom,

CA

TOP10. GCH CH RACH BIVINS SANDOLARTHE FRIENDLYGHOST, VCD1 CDX, RM3 RAE2
OAJ CGC TKN VX – A. McPherson, TN

OBEDIENCE - PAC SYSTEM 48
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1. SILVER ERIE THE STING AT SILOGRAM, CD RN – R. & V. Margolis, CA
2. NAFC CH SOUTHPAW N REGEN’S PREACHER MAN, CDX RD V - P. Gannon & A. Tyson 41

TX 31
2. CH MACH2 TRAX SEAHABILITION, UD BN RAE JH MXG MJG NAP NJP MFB TQX NFP
28
T2B2 DM DSA AS CGC TKA NSD NRD VX3 – J. Valentovich, FL
4. SILBERKINDER N SAGA STEP BTW THE STONES TO ALETNA, CD RI SCN SIN SEN 28
17
SHDN CGC – N. Young & S. Wallace, OK 14
5. REGEN’S BELLY DANCER, UDX3 OM3 SWA SCE SEE CGC TKI NRD V – C. Meshon & 13
13
A. Tyson, PA
5. SOUTHPAW’S OTTERCREEK FIELDING FAB UD NSD – M. Wadsworth & M. Tinaglia, VA
7. TRAX LOLAPALOOZA, CD RN TD TDU JH TKI V – C. Spencer, OR
8. BELLE STARR THE BANDIT QUEEN, CD RAE – N. Harrington, KS
9. GCHB CH HAT’S OFF N HEIRLOOMS ABBEY ROAD, CD BN RE TKN – G. Grissom, CA

109. CH STAR’S ELECTRICALOUTPUT, CD NRD V – D.Tanaka & L. Brady, CA
QUO (Qualifying Utility/Open) System: any qualifying score in Open and Utility PAC (Placement All Classes)
System: 1st-4th place in all classes. Please send any corrections to:
Terrie Borman, 2714 S. 1200 E., Zionsville, IN 46077 | Email: [email protected]

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