The Weimaraner Magazine October 2022

October
2022

2021 CH/MH Titles

GCH CH Luxe All You
Can Eat Spaghetti, RN
MH AX AXJ OF CGC

TKP SD NRD VX

GCH CH
Weimshadow-N-
Smokey Topaz's
Lenka, MH NJP
CGC V BROM

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

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GCH CH LUXE N CAMELOT ABOUT TIME U GOT A PIZZA
MY HEART, MH OA OAJ OF CGC TKA NRD SDX VX2

Sire: “PIZZA”

Dam: GCH CH Josh To Shine Of Fairy Wings, JP SH NRD V BROM
Breeders: GCHS CH Camelot's Luxe The Glass Slipper Fits, JH
Owners: Julie Aune and Susan Thomas
Jan Hare, Mark Miller, Julie Aune

Pizza has been an absolute blast to train - she learns everything quickly and has a great work
ethic! She finished her show championship before her 1st birthday (despite losing most of that
year to the COVID shutdown), earned her grand championship a month later. She whizzed
through Junior Hunter, finished Senior Hunter in 2 months, and then finished her Master Hunter
in just 3 weekends. She is so much fun to run in the field, because she has great drive and
speed, but also great self-control (and the most beautiful natural honor!). She ended up on the
Top 5 Derby list in the WCA field stats last year, and also earned a Dual Futurity award for
placing at both the show and field futurities. She also won Best of Breed at the NOHS finals at
only 16 months of age. Pizza is 100% owner-trained and owner-handled, with the guidance of
some very awesome field and agility coaches!

Pizza is currently working towards her agility MACH, and will also continue to test in the field
to work towards her Master Hunter Advanced title, along with doing a few select walking field
trials. She will hopefully be bred in the next few years to continue her legacy of multi-talented,
beautiful Weimaraners!

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2021 CH/MH Titles

GCH CH Luxe All You Can Eat Spaghetti, RN MH AX AXJ OF
CGC TKP SD NRD VX

"NOODLE"

Sire: GCHG CH Camelot's Luxe Winter's Waltz, JH BROM
Dam: GCH CH Camelot's Gidget Is The One For Me, JH NSD NRD V BROM

Breeder: Julie LAune
Owners: Janet Hare, Mark R. Miller & Julie L. Aune

Noodle is my ride-or-die girl. She wakes up in the morning ready to train, to work, to compete,
whatever I have scheduled! She is intense while working, and I have never seen a dog with
such a strong work ethic as Noodle. She is one pass away from her Master Hunter Advanced
title, about halfway to her Agility MACH, and has qualified for the 2023 AKC Rally National
Championships. She is the dog that made me fall in love with fieldwork!

GCH CH Weimshadow-N-Smokey Topaz's Lenka, MH NJP CGC
V BROM

"LENKA"

Sire: CH Weimshadow Double Barrel Sport, CD JH NRD V
Dam: CH Smokey Topaz-N-Monterra’s Lumination, JH NRD V

Breeders: Sally Jo Hoaglund
Owners: Deborah Ebert & James Ebert

We were delighted when Lenka received the last leg of her MH. She loves to hunt birds her
way.

We want to thank Todd Yamamoto, Anabel Schafnit, and her favorite “Daddy,” Jim, for her
comeback training.

She has produced two lovely litters that have done well both in the field and in the show ring.
Her excitement and enthusiasm for a run in the field contrast with her calm and easy going
personality.

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2021 Dual Futurity Winners

GCH CH Luxe N Camelot About Time U Got A Pizza My Heart, JH OA
OAJ NF CGC TKA SD NRD VX

"PIZZA"

Sire: GCH CH Josh To Shine Of Fairy Wings JP, SH SD NRD V BROM
Dam: GCHS CH Camelot's Luxe The Glass Slipper Fits, JH
Breeders: Julie L Aune & Susan A Thomas
Owners: Jan Hare, Mark Miller & Julie Aune

Pizza has been an absolute joy to train and compete with. She has spoiled me for all other
dogs, after quickly finishing her Senior Hunter and Master Hunter titles within a few months
and making it seem easy! She has a beautiful natural honor, and stylish point. She finished her
derby career on the top 5 WCA list, and we hope to pursue more field events with her along
with working towards more agility titles. She will continue to make select appearances in the

show ring in between all of the other events that she competes in.

GCH CH Image's N About Time's Making A Splash, NJP CGC
TKI NSD NRD V

"DOLPHIN"

Sire: GCHS CH Poet N Arokats Pretzels For Breakfast, BN RN JHA NA NAJ
OAP OJP NF OFP SIN CGC TKA SD NRD,V

Dam: CH Image's Country Girl Shake It For Me, NRD BROM
Breeders: Cindy James-Moore & Jan Hare

Owners: Jan Hare, Mark Miller & Cindy James-Moore

Dolphin is the result of two great friends collaborating on breeding, and he has exceeded
anything we could have ever hoped for! Dolphin won Best Dog at the 2021 Central Futurity,

and came back and won Best Dog at the 2022 Central Maturity in conjunction with the
National Specialty. He placed 2nd in the 2021 Eastern Field Futurity, and is continuing his
performance career training for Master Hunter and working on his Agility MACH. More than
just a handsome face, he has the kindest heart of any dog I have ever known, and coupled with

his great trainability and athleticism means he has a bright future ahead of him!

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2021 Dual Futurity Winners

Basecamp Von Barrett Western Flint

"SIERRA"

Sire: Bespoke Von Trax, UD MH CGCA NRD V
Dam: CH Barrett's Lady Grey

Breeders: Erin J Smith & Kim Burnell
Owners: Erin J Smith & Kim Burnell

Sierra was the purple collar girl out of our Louis L’Amour themed litter. She was a spunky
puppy who loved sticks and who has matured into a proven bird dog with an intense desire
for hunting birds. She loves to retrieve and does everything with great enthusiasm. Her good
looks allowed her to earn her bench championship title in style by winning Best of Breed from
classes over Nationally-ranked champions. Sierra is currently at Summer Camp learning to be a
steady bird dog and is expected to compete in gun dog stakes in the 2023 season. We are proud

of her and can't wait to see what she accomplishes next!

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Contents Phone: 215.378.0203

Monthly Columns [email protected]
DeTails........................................................7
Futurity Corner...........................................8 National Office
Meeting Minutes.........................................9 Cindy James-Moore,
Board of Directors....................................12
Features Executive Secretary
Health: Most common eye problem 562 S State Hwy 123 Bypass #446
in dogs.......................................................12
Famous Field Trainer Writes Hard-Hitting Seguin, TX 78155

Ideas About Ymars Dog World – 1957.....14 Phone: 830-624-9699
Weimaraner National Critique
Meet Veddar..............................................22 [email protected]
The Flying Dundee...................................24
Meet Finn..................................................26 Hours: 10-4 CST M, W, F
Meet Olive................................................27
Gandalf – My Miracle Boy.......................28 Cindy James-Moore,
How To Teach Your Dog Scent Work
At Home....................................................32 Futurity Administrator
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Diving Step-By Step.................................34 Seguin, TX 78155
A Fun Sport for All Dogs: Barn Hunt.......43
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DeTails from the Office

By Cindy James-Moore

Dues are due by Nominate Your Favorite Show Judges!
December 1, 2022 Members may nominate judges to be voted
The dues envelope is stapled to the center on. See the information elsewhere in this
of this magazine. Do not forget to renew! magazine.

All memberships end on December 1. The 2022 Mid-America Field Classic
grace period for receiving renewals ends The MAC is scheduled for November
on January 1, 2022. Those not renewing by 7-10, 2022. It will be held at the P3 Porter
the end of the grace period must re-apply Ranch, Hubbard, TX. Contact Carey
for membership or file a request with the Killion for more information: 716-830-
WCA Board of Directors to be granted an 9834, [email protected] or Mindy
additional 60 days of grace. Brown, 612-940-7411, mindymarie80@
gmail.com.
PDF Magazines: All members will
receive 12 monthly magazines delivered 2022 National Field Championships &
in pdf format via email in 2023. For those Winter Specialty Show
opting to receive only digital magazines, Planning continues for these two events.
individual copies of paper magazines will The Winter Specialty show will be held
be available for the cost of postage. Opting on Friday evening, December 2. This
for digital-only (no paper) saves trees year the Lone Star Weimaraner Club will
and saves the WCA a bit on printing and be holding a specialty also on Friday,
postage. December 2, earlier in the day. Then the
National Field Trial will begin the next
Check Your Mailing Label morning.
Expiration Date for Memberships:
Printed after your name. Winter Specialty Show & Lone Star
Weimaraner Club: Ellen Dodge,
Cash Credits: Also printed after your 401-499-1527, [email protected]
name. Please deduct credits from dues National Field Championships: Esteri
payments. If you are unsure, please contact Hinman, 916-359-2887,
me, and I will be happy to help you. [email protected]

“Dues Are Due” On Dust Covers Are you receiving WCA News Emails?
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sure everyone gets the message!
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Credit Card/PayPal Dues Payments me know – I’ll be happy to help!
The online option for renewing will be
available again this year. Watch your inbox Cindy
for complete information. 830-624-9699
[email protected]

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Futurity Corner

By Cindy James Moore

This is a friendly reminder to all that have Futurity and/or Maturity events this year.
2023 Futurity eligible dogs. The end of You all did a great job; these events would
the year is fast approaching, so please not have happened without you. So when
do not forget to send in a copy of your you attend one of these events, please
puppy's AKC Registration Certificate. take a moment and thank the club for
They are due by January 1, 2023. I have hosting. On that note, if your club would
received many of them, but some still like to host a Futurity/Maturity show, you
need to be sent in. I will send remind- can contact Sandy West at sjwestid@aol.
er emails soon, so please send them in. com or Connie Nowell for the field at
You do not want to have to pay late fees. [email protected]. We are always
looking for host clubs.
I wanted to take a moment and say
THANK YOU to all the clubs and their
hard-working members that put on the

2024 Futurity Litter Nominations

7 – CH PIKES PEAK DEVINE TRAIL TO THE STARS, RN, FDC, RATN, CGCA,
CGCU, TKA Bred to CH CAMELOT’S DEVINE STAR PARADOX, RN, JH, FDC,
CGCA, CGCU, TKA. Carly, Devine, 6107 Hunterwood Dr., Granbury, TX 76048

8 – CH TRAX BRIAR ROSE, SH, SD, NRD, V Bred to BASECAMP VON BARRETT
VERDANT WILDFLOWER. Kelly Bagley, 470 S Tuxedo Avenue, Stockton, CA
95204

9 – CH BARRETT ‘N BASECAMPLS LADY JOSEPHINE Bred to GCH CH
HIGHPOINT’S HAVE’IIAN HOTTIE, NSD. Stacy Yochum, Kim Burnell, Erin J smith
& Gene Yochum, 24012 N. 25th Place, Phoenix, AZ 85024

10 – HEARTBEATS BACK DOOR BABY BRANDY Bred to NAFC FC AFC
SNAKEBREAKS SARGENT VON REITERALM, MH, SDX. Kim Burnell Fowler &
Mike Wiacek, 28181 Seabiscuit Way, Tehachapi, CA 93561

Correction

The ad on page 35 in the August issue listed the incorrect Dam.
for FC AFC Jaas N Silverthorn's Gleaming Spur
The correct Dam is Silverthorn's Legend Of The Grey Ghost

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Minutes of the Monthly Conference

WCA Board of Directors

Weimaraner Club of America Club issued News Letter of the Weimaraner
Telephonic Board of Directors Meeting Club of America. They start in January 1946
and the last one was August 1948. There
Wednesday July 13, 2022 are a total of 16 issues. I will be scanning
them and having Jan add them to the Mag-
The meeting was called to order by Pres- azine section of the Members Only part of
ident John Bonner at 6:03 pm MT. At- the website. Other items of interest sent were
tending the meeting were: President John field trial ribbons from 1957, 1958, 1959,
Bonner, Vice President Sarah Chvilicek, 1960, 1960 and 1978. They are in wonderful
Secretary Vickie Margolis, and Treasur- shape. Do not know if the Field Committee
er Robbe McAlexander. Directors: Frank would like to add them to the display at the
Sommer, Jill Paige, Suzanne Honeyman, Bird Dog Museum. Included is a lot of his-
Billie Thompson, and Wayne Cowles. Ex- tory on the Yankee Club and other items that
ecutive Secretary, Cindy James-Moore I have not gone through yet. I have provided
Absent: Julie Aune and Judy Colan Vickie with Beth’s address to send her and
her family a thank you card. I have already
President John Bonner called the meeting to expressed the WCA’s gratitude for them
order at 6:02 pm MDST. thinking of contacting the WCA about the
box of items.
President John Bonner reviewed the agenda.

Motion made by Wayne Cowles to ap- A request for information was received from
prove the June Board minutes as corrected. a member. Cindy will reply to the member
2nd by Sarah Chvilicek. Motion passed. that the Board will confer with an attorney
before taking any action on such a request.
Secretary’s report:
The May Board minutes were correct- Treasurer’s report: Account balances
ed and filed to reflect the approval of the given.
April Board minutes in the May minutes.
The Club’s five new copies of the AKC Delegate: John spoke with Jennifer
Obedience Regulations (as of April Martin regarding the AKC Delegate posi-
2022) were requested and received. tion.
Motion made by Vickie Margolis for Jenni-
Executive Secretary’s report, fer Martin to be appointed as the new AKC
submitted by Cindy James-Moore Delegate. 2nd by Billie Thompson. Motion
A notice from the printing company that passed.
prints and publishes the WCA magazine was John will notify Jennifer that the Board has
received, reflecting a surcharge of $215.61 approved her as AKC Delegate.
has been added to cover the increased cost
of paper. Health Committee,
submitted by Debra Konkol
Former Historian John E. Lennon’s daughter Activity Summary:
contacted the Executive Secretary regarding At the end of the month, I will have anoth-
WCA items found while going through her er meeting with the CSO and VP of Sci-
father’s things and asked it the WCA was in- entific Operations at the Morris Animal
terested in these items she would send them Foundation to discuss the Donor-Inspired
to the WCA office. Items received included Study for Wobblers/Cervical Instability.
the WCA Newsletters. Prior to The Weima-
raner Magazine starting in January 1948, the We will also discuss what impact, if any, the

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current Wobbler Syndrome project being b. National Grand Amateur Champi-
conducted by Embark has on the proposed onship, National Derby, and National
MAF Donor-Inspired Study. Open Walking Puppy

Collating responses from the initial call out i. Diane Fazio
to the membership for prospective partici- ii. Mark Calder
pants in the MAF Donor-Inspired Study for
Wobblers/Cervical Instability. Motion made by Sarah Chvilicek to approve
the judges as submitted. 2nd by Suzanne
Nominating Committee, Honeyman. Motion passed.
submitted by Billie Thompson
The Nominating Committee’s slate has been Recommendation: We would like to use
published in the magazine. both the WCA Magazine and social media
(Facebook, Instagram) to make members
National Field Trial Committee, aware of not only the need for donations, but
submitted by: Bryan Reynolds and Carey the history of Lake Murray to the breed.
Killion
Activity Summary: Permission to write an article for the mag-
The Committee met Wednesday, June 22, azine is not necessary. The Board suggests
2022. an article chronicling the history of the WCA
1. Logo being finalized by April Mallon, and the Lake Murray Field Trial Grounds
should be submitted to the WCA editor.
will send to WCA Member Sharon Donations are a personal choice; however,
Hladio to begin discussing NFT Mer- donors may want to know if their donation
chandise. will be earmarked to maintain the Lake Mur-
2. Working with WCA Member for tro- ray Field Trial Grounds.
phies.
3. Fundraising still in progress, have se- Miscellaneous: Awaiting board decision on
cured several high-quality items for NWGDC and NFT rules changes. (Sent as
the online raffle (Masterbuilt smoker, separate attachment)
Garmin Pro 550 Plus handheld, etc.). We would like for the board to review the
Gun has been purchased for raffle, and attached letter requesting donations to the
stock sent to WCA Member Lance Lar- LMCA with intent to send in an email blast
son for hand carving. Tickets have been to the WCA membership and possible addi-
ordered so that fundraising can begin. tion to the WCA magazine.
4. Letter has been sent to each local WCA
Club requesting support of the event The Board would like a cleaned-up version
via raffle donation, stake sponsorship of the rule’s changes proposed.
for trophies, meal sponsorship, and
on-site volunteering. Encouraging the Futurity/Maturity Report,
membership to attend. submitted by Cindy James-Moore
5. In process of obtaining custom belt Update on the Eastern Field Futurity. Sev-
buckles for NFC, NAFC, and NWGD eral attempts have been made to have the
Champions. required information and forms sent to the
6. Birds have been secured. Futurity/Maturity Admin. The following
items are still needed:
Planned Activities:
Next meeting Wednesday, July 20th. • Official Results
Continue to work on fundraising activities. • Pewter Dog Form
Recommendation: The Committee recom- • Any extra medallions
mends the following slate of judges: After some discussion, the Board asked the
Exec. Sec. to follow up using an alternative
a. National Grand Open Championship email and cc’ing the President and Secretary
and National Field Futurity of the local club. Frank will ask the Field
Committee to help also.
i. Raul Pineda
ii. Jeff Wallace

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Photo Contest & Calendar Committee, New Business
submitted by Brenda Reinert Lone Star Weimaraner Club Request:
It was brought to the attention of the Board The Lone Star Weimaraner Club would like
that one of the entrants in the photo contest to hold a Specialty Show this year in con-
may not have been eligible to enter the pho- junction with the WCA Winter Specialty in
to. The liaison will contact the chair to have Ardmore on Friday 12/2/22. We are asking
this corrected. for your permission to move ahead with our
plans for this show.
Old Business
• Western Field Futurity Trophy: John Sarah Chvilicek will reach out to the Lone
Star Club, and follow up.
will look into ordering the case.

• Magazine size format: Sarah sent sam- Review of Action Items

ple invoices from other printers for

comparison. There being no further business,

• Magazine Cover Policy: Motion made by Wayne Cowles to adjourn,
Wayne Cowles will put together and 2nd by Billie Thompson. Meeting adjourned
chair an ad hoc committee to review at 8:19 pm. MST

the current cover policy. The commit-

tee will include members representing Respectfully Submitted,

as many venues as possible. Vickie Margolis,

WCA Secretary

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Health

Debra Konkol

Chair of the WCA Health Committee

Most common eye problem in dogs

University Of Illinois Veterinary Medicine / Pet Health Columns / by Beth Mueller

Don’t overlook Dry Eye type of high-quality tear, but most dogs
in dogs; tears have an have a quantitative form of dry eye, in
important role in keeping which the eye simply doesn’t produce
the eye healthy. enough tears.

Tears cover the cornea and wash away “Dry eye is most commonly caused by an
debris and infectious agents. They even immune-mediated reaction of the lacrimal
have germ-fighting properties! When glands, the structures that produce tears,”
the eye’s tear film—the thin but complex Dr. Martins says. “Immune mediated”
layer of fluid coating the eye—does not means that the body’s immune system
contain enough tears, dogs (and people) attacks the lacrimal glands and shuts
are subject to a condition known as “dry them down.
eye.” (The medical term for this condition
is keratoconjunctivitis sicca.) Other causes include certain medications,
such as long-term administration of oral
Dr. Bianca Martins, a board-certified antibiotics that contain sulfonamide,
ophthalmologist at the University of Illinois and genetic factors, such as a gene that
Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Urbana, predisposes some dogs to be born with
says dry eye is the most common ailment abnormally small glands.
she sees in dogs.
Diagnosis and Treatment
Signs and Causes of Dry Eye
“Most veterinary clinics are able to perform
“Dogs with this condition typically have a Schirmer tear test to diagnose dry eye.
red eyes from irritation as well as some The test is performed by placing a sterile
thick mucoid discharge. They will squint paper strip on the surface of the eye to
frequently and may blink excessively or measure how much tear is present,” Dr.
keep their eyes closed,” Dr. Martins says. Martins explains.
Dry eye can be painful, so the animal may
paw at the eye more than normal or shy
away from the area being touched. These
signs often occur in both eyes.

Dry eye usually shows up in dogs that are
between 4 and 6 years old, but can happen
at any age. Flat-faced breeds, such as shih
tzus, pugs, and Boston terriers, are more
likely to develop it.

There is a qualitative form of the condition,
related to underproduction of a specific

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If the strip determines that there is The medication works to decrease the
decreased tear production, then the dog body’s immune response and stimulate
has the quantitative form of dry eye. If this the lacrimal glands to produce tears
test does not reveal inadequate tears, a again. Treatment takes up to 4 weeks to
visit to a veterinary ophthalmologist may start working, and the dog will need the
be required. A specialist can diagnose the medication lifelong.
qualitative form by using special stains on
the cornea. If medical therapy is not effective in
the patient, doctors may perform a
Treatment focuses on increasing the dog’s surgical procedure called “parotid duct
quality of life and making sure the dog isn’t transposition.” One of the ducts in the
in pain. Luckily, if dry eye is caught and mouth that produce saliva is surgically
treated early, the animal has a good chance moved to the eye. Although this transposed
of maintaining vision and eye comfort. duct adds moisture to the eye, because the
moisture differs from tears in its normal pH
Artificial tear drops are sometimes used to and mineral content, this procedure is not
treat dry eye, but because the drops don’t curative and leads to chronic problems. For
stay in the eye for long they aren’t very this reason, the surgery is not often done.
effective.
Don’t Overlook Dry Eye
“The most common treatment option
consists of medicated drops or ointment Pets that have red eyes or discharge should
that goes directly on the affected eye or see a veterinarian right away. Not only
eyes,” Dr. Martins says. does dry eye cause pain and impact the
pet’s quality of life, but severe and life-long
consequences may occur without prompt
veterinary treatment.

“Chronic dry eye may lead to ulcers
that may become infected and rupture,”
warns Dr. Martins. “Without the proper
lubrication on the eye, pigment will build
up over the cornea and result in permanent
blindness.”

If you have any questions about your pet’s
eyes, please contact your local veterinarian.

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Famous Field Trainer Writes Hard-
Hitting Ideas About Ymars
Dog World – 1957

I feel there is Claire Wildner
nothing, in
comparing Solon Springs, WI
the breed with Thoughfully saved and submitted by: Billie Thompson
pointer and
setter, as they Anything I write about the breed,
have nothing in I have referenced to grown dogs.
common with
Weimaraners.

Weimaraners, are not a SPECIALIZIED I can’t. And I have been putting on and
BREED of gun-dogs. Such as setters and judging setter and pointer trials for years
pointers, whose sole purpose through and did put on the first retriever trial ever
breeding and training enable them to find held west of Chicago, IL. Have judged
wounded and dead game, and retrieve the them as well as spaniel trials, so I feel I
game to hand, and on command. should know a little about it.

Or hounds that as a breed trail game until If all an owner wants is a bird dog, why
the game is found and cornered. not get a trained one; a duck dog, why not
purchase a trained retriever, or hunt rab-
Weimaraners, if trained correctly do a little bits, get a rabbit dog.
of all this. It’s out of the question to try and
hunt any of the breed from horse back as If however, he wants an all-purpose
they are supposed to hunt close, and for dog, then he should be interested in a
those that walk in hunting birds. Weimaraner. You and I both know the
cheapest gun-dog is a trained one, if you
Every time I read where dog men write (I
would like to see this breed in at a bird dog Weimaraners are very much
trial in competition with setters and point- different, in every way.
ers, “I really get kind of mad!”
put up your money and take the dog on
Some day we will see a Weimaraner trial, trial for a few days.
where the breed point and hold game birds,
retrieve from land and water, and track for I have never seen a more companionable
a mile or less. breed in any breed than a Weimaraner. It

Can you then picture a champion setter or
pointer doing anything at this kind of trial?

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takes me sometimes 40 days to get some In training the breed here, I first get them
of the breed before they will recognize me under control, through obedience training,
as their owner and friend. then start them retrieving and last water
work and bird work.
In training you have to take them slow, as
a breed, and you cannot force them to do I started to train setters and pointers in
anything, and the rawhide is just out of the the fall of 1905; that is a long time ago,
picture unless one wants to spoil the dog. and then started on retrievers about
1936 and now the last part of my life it’s
You know Eph Downs, I am sure. He was Weimaraners, and it’s a hard long job.
here training this summer and passed me
one day while I was training. I would say I would rather follow setters and pointers
he watched me for an hour. As he rode on a horse than anything else, and training
away, he made this remark, “I would not, retrievers is very easy alongside of bird
Claire, monkey with these dogs in training dogs, or even spaniels.
as you do for a hundred dollars a month
per dog.” But Weimaraners are very much different,
in every way.

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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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Funded Study: Treatment of Canine DCM using Rapamycin
TriviumVet (Veterinary Research and Development company)

Study Title: Rapamycin TrEatment in Preclinical CAnine DIlated
CaRdiomyopathy (The REPAIR Study)

Purpose of Study:
Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) is the second most common acquired cardiac
disease in dogs. The preclinical phase of DCM, often referred to as occult DCM
(ODCM), can last for ~2-3 years. Current optimal management of dogs with
ODCM includes pimobendan and/or antiarrhythmic medication. Once dogs with
ODCM progress to the clinical phase of the disease, dogs often experience
congestive heart failure and have limited (<1 year) lifespans with diminished
quality of life.

This study aims to investigate if a new treatment, rapamycin, can reduce heart
size and improve function during the occult/preclinical stage of dilated
cardiomyopathy (ODCM) in dogs already receiving pimobendan. Dogs that pass
the echocardiographic and full screening tests are eligible to enroll in this 6-
month study.

Inclusion Criteria for Screening:
• Dogs at least three years of age
• Dogs with a prior diagnosis of occult dilated cardiomyopathy (ODCM) and
currently treated with pimobendan

Dogs will undergo a number of screening tests to confirm their eligibility for
enrollment in the study.

Exclusion Criteria:
Dogs will NOT be eligible for enrollment if:

• They have been diagnosed with other cardiac diseases (congenital or
acquired).

• They have/had signs of congestive heart failure.
• They have fainted in the last 3 months.
• They have undergone general anesthesia in the last 30 days.
• They have atrial fibrillation.
• They are receiving diuretics.

Eligibility Diagnostics:
All enrolled dogs will have diagnostic tests required by the study including blood
work (complete blood count, biochemistry panel), ECG/Holter, and an
echocardiogram (a cardiac ultrasound) conducted at no cost to the owner. In
addition, the study will provide pimobendan at no cost to the owner during the
course of the study. A Holter monitor deposit fee is charged and refunded when
the Holter is returned.

Owner Commitments:
• Owners must be able to make a trip to University of Illinois Veterinary
Teaching Hospital to participate in the study at the time of screening for
enrollment, and again at two, fouPra,gaen2d0 six months after enrollment.
• Owners must be able to answer questions regarding their dog’s health at

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cha•rgeT.hey have undergone general anesthesia in the last 30 days.

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Co•ntaTcht eInyfoaremraetcioeniv:ing diuretics.
Please contact [email protected] for inquiries.

UNANIMOUS WRITTEN CONSENT
OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE

WEIMARANER CLUB OF AMERICA
August 15, 2022

The undersigned, being all the Directors of the Weimaraner Club of America, an Ohio corporation, hereby
unanimously authorize, consent and agree, in accordance with Section 1702 of the Nonprofit Corporation
Law of the State of Ohio, to the adoption of the following resolutions and taking of the following actions:
RESOLVED that the Weimaraner Club of America approves the Field Committee’s recommendation that
the 2022 Mid-America Field Classic be hosted by North Michigan Weimaraner Club, Monday, November

7, 2022 through Thursday, November 10, 2022 in P3 Porter Ranch, Hubbard, TX.

UNANIMOUS WRITTEN CONSENT
OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE

WEIMARANER CLUB OF AMERICA
August 17, 2022

The undersigned, being all the Directors of the Weimaraner Club of America, an Ohio corporation, hereby
unanimously authorize, consent and agree, in accordance with Section 1702 of the Nonprofit Corporation
Law of the State of Ohio, to the adoption of the following resolutions and taking of the following actions:
RESOLVED that the Weimaraner Club of America approves Mile High Weimaraner Club to host the 2024

Western Show Futurity & Maturity in Castle Rock, CO September 13, 2024.

UNANIMOUS WRITTEN CONSENT
OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE

WEIMARANER CLUB OF AMERICA
August 17, 2022

The undersigned, being all the Directors of the Weimaraner Club of America, an Ohio corporation, hereby
unanimously authorize, consent and agree, in accordance with Section 1702 of the Nonprofit Corporation
Law of the State of Ohio, to the adoption of the following resolutions and taking of the following actions:
RESOLVED that the Weimaraner Club of America approves Greater Cincinnati Weimaraner Club to host

the 2025 Show National in Wilmington, OH June 9 – 13, 2025.

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Meet
Veddar

by: Bronwyn MacDonald

Meet BBPIS Can GCH/TDGCH/TDCH/ her WAC Versatility Excellent in 2022. She
UKC CH/UR01 Wynder's Beneath the also earned her CKC Versatility Bronze
Waves, CGN TT RN FDJ V NTD ITD in 2022. In 2019 she was awarded a Tri-
SPOT-ON ATD ETD NSD RI AGNS NS Athlete at the WCA Nationals in Ohio.
AGNJS SX VB VX Am. RN, otherwise
known as Vedder. In Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) Agility,
she finished #2 in 2019, #1 in 2020, #3
Vedder has been an excellent companion in 2021. She was also #5 in CKC Rally
since she was born in my hands in August in 2021, which made her one of only 72
2016. She has been my first "real" perfor- dogs in Canada to finish in the Top 5 of
mance dog, I dabbled previously with my their breeds in multiple disciplines, one of
first dog, but he did it for me, not because 9 sporting dogs, and the only Weimaraner.
he loved it. In 2021 she was the first Weimaraner on
record in the world to earn a Trick Dog
She is the first dog I have gone beyond Grand Championship through Do More
the intro level in any sports. She earned With Your Dog.
her Weimaraner Association of Canada
(WAC) Versatility title at 21 months and

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Vedder has titles in the field, rally, agil-
ity, obedience, sprinter, temperament
testing (TT, CGN, SPOT-ON), and also
has her CKC GCH and UKC Ch. She is
also the mother of 20 beautiful puppies,
4 of which are CKC Champions. The 5th
is nearly halfway to her championship,
being selected for Best Brood Bitch at
the 2021 WAC Nationals and 2022 WAC
Regionals. As a homebred, she has made
me incredibly proud to be her partner.

2022 WCA ELECTION REPORT:

Dear WCA Members:
In addition to the slate recommended by the Nominating Committee, in accordance
with the By-Laws, there was one petitioned nomination received from the floor for
the Board of Director positions that are up for election.
Therefore, the Nominating Committee Slate together with the petitioned nomination
from the floor will be on the voting ballot for three available Director positions; the
Vice-President and Treasurer were uncontested.
The ballot will be sent out to the membership via the U.S. Postal Service by Octo-
ber 1st and will include a brief bio for each candidate. Please follow the instructions
included with the ballot. Note that all ballots must be received by the teller at the
designated address not later than November 1, 2022, so please plan accordingly. Mail
delivery may take longer than usual.
WCA Nominating Committee Slate:
Sarah Chvilicek, Vice-President
Robbe McAlexander, Treasurer
Wayne Cowles, Director
Jill Paige, Director
Frank Sommer, Director
Petitioned Nominations from the Floor:
Taleatha Berry, Director

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Meet
TVbyh: BereodnwFydn MlaaycrDionnaldg
Dundee

by: Dr. Jim Jackson

It is such a good feeling to find an activity to After a few practice sessions at Central
do with your dog that you both enjoy. The Florida Dog Sports we decided to enter
sport of dock diving fills that criteria for us Dundee in a North American Diving Dogs
and our Weimaraner Dundee (Silberkinder (NADD) competition. At his first event in
‘N Saga Travel Between the Stones, Perry, Georgia he earned qualifying scores
BCAT, DM, CGC, TKN). He excels at it, towards his Senior and Master titles. He is
which makes us proud and fuels our com- so enthusiastic about the sport and charges
petitive nature. We were first introduced up the stairs onto the dock when it is his
to dock diving by Bob Buchhofer and his turn. He barks while waiting for his turn
dog Beezer. Bob and Beezer volunteered as if to say “hurry up, I’m ready”. I hold
for many years at the Weimaraner Meet him in check on the dock until my wife is
The Breed booth at the big dog show in ready to throw the toy, and then he runs
Orlando each December. Dock Diving was like the wind and launches himself into
their favorite sport. When we got Dundee the air. He lands with a splash, grabs the
one of our friends and fellow Timucuan toy, swims back to the dock and is ready
Weimaraner Club member, Randi invited to go again, and again, and again. Seeing
us to a dock diving event that just hap- our dog so happy made us happy, and we
pened to be five minutes from our house. were hooked.
Randi owns Finn, Dundee’s big brother,
and he already knew how to jump off the
big dock, but Dundee had to start with the
basics. Fortunately he already had a toy
drive which certainly helps in dock diving,
but he had to learn how to jump into the
water and swim smoothly. The instructors
at Central Florida Dog Sports were very
helpful and patient. First we got Dundee
to jump off the exit ramp into the pool.
He soon graduated to the baby dock and
before too long to the big dock.

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This summer we trav-
eled to Ocala, Punta
Gorda, Tampa, and
St. Mary’s Georgia to
compete in dock div-
ing events. Dundee
earned his Senior and
Master titles and even
has two qualifying
scores over 24 feet
towards his Elite title.
He is ranked in the
top five in his breed
this season in the

distance event. We were very honored
to be invited to the Southeast Regional
NADD dock diving competition in
Perry, Georgia where he placed sixth
of 92 dogs in the Master class.

We are looking forward to more dock
diving and will likely try the other two
events that NADD offers, Hydrodash
and Air Retrieve.

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Meet
Finn

by: Randi Kohl

Finn has been such a fun and amazing
dog. True to the Weimaraner versatility,
Finn is willing to do whatever I want, from
dock diving, lure coursing, FastCat, and
fieldwork to tough-mudder type agility
obstacles (climbing ladders, cargo nets,
rope crossing). The more things that we
do together, the stronger our partnership
becomes.
No "can't" exists in this dog; no matter what we do, he gives it 110%. He earned his
dock senior title with his first five competition jumps, then went right on to dock
master, earning that title very quickly as well.
We did a lure coursing event earning two qualifying runs towards his coursing ability
title. We then drove to the Timucuan Weimaraner Club of Florida's Hunting Dog Stake
(Field/Bird work), where he earned 1st place all in one day. He earned almost all of
these titles before he was two years old.
Finn is GCH CH Silberkinder Huckleberry Finn, CA BCAT DM CGCA CGCU
TKI ATT

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Meet
Olive

by: Kristen Julian

Miss Olive is involved in many AKC
confirmation, companion, family dog and
performance sports. Beyond the show
ring where she competes in confirmation
and NOHS, Olive also enjoys agility,
CABT, Canine Good Citizen, dock
diving, farm dog, Fast Cat, Fit Dog, hunt
tests, obedience, rally, tracking and WCA
ratings.
She even belongs to her own AKC Fit
Dog Club “Grayt Adventures”! At just
17 months old, she has earned 19 AKC
& WCA titles and is looking forward to
continuing her missions.
She is Shannondale’s Special Agent RI JH ACT2 ACT2J FDC CA DCAT CGCA
CGCU TKI ATT NSD NRD
Breeders: Allyson Chaney, Teresa Evans
Owners: Kristen Julian, Allyson Chaney

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GANDALF –
MY MIRACLE
BOY

by: Nancy Grimm

Gandalf was the first Weimaraner to come and it was then that we both discovered
into our lives. At ten weeks old, he was Gandalf’s real love of sport. Desire and
nothing more than an overgrown mouse. drive in Agility were never a problem for
When he arrived, I knew nothing of the Gandalf…. but control…well, that was
Weimaraner breed, and I had to learn another story. He was a dog that could
fast. At the time, we also had two Great not handle being still…he wanted to be
Danes, who helped me “raise” him. He constantly moving…even if it was only
wasn’t a real troublesome puppy at all…. jumping up and down in place…he HAD to
just a normal weim puppy which can be MOVE! We trained for over a year before
troublesome enough. we competed for the first time. Our first
time in the agility ring, he refused to wait
At the age of 4 months, he contracted for me to release him and bolted past me
valley fever, a Southwestern desert fungal to the first obstacle. Gandalf earned his
infection, and became terribly sick with it. Novice Agility and Novice Agility Jumpers
It was the beginning of what was a chronic titles fairly quickly. Still, we stayed in the
battle with the disease. He responded well Novice classes for quite a while to work
to the drugs for the valley fever, and at on other issues…weave poles, contacts,
nine months old, we started his obedience and control. I, as a handler, needed a lot
training. He and I developed a deep bond. of work too. I got in his way on the course
He would do or try to do just about anything more than once, and he sent me face first
for me…so we were very successful in into the dirt. There was no time to make a
the competitive Obedience ring. Gandalf mistake or adjustment on the course with
earned his CD at 1.5 and his CDX at 2. The him…we either got it right the first time
deep bond wasn’t without its drawbacks, or didn’t qualify. Comments like…”Well,
though. In those days in Open, we had to he sure does have FUN out there!” Or
do out-of-sight stays…and during those, he “what a crash and burn dog” were common
followed me out of the ring several times at ringside. By the time we got to Open
before we got it right. Agility, we had started to “click,” and
before long, we finished Open and moved
While we were still working on his CDX, up to the Excellent class.
we started agility training. Our bond grew,

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At age 5, after being off the medication behind the last rib. Blood was in the spinal
for the valley fever, he relapsed and had to fluid and traces two types of bacteria. The
go back onto the meds. Again he bounced best diagnosis was determined to be that the
back, but it took a little longer. We took bacteria in the fluid caused inflammation
most of the year off, and the only thing and swelling around the cord, tearing the
we worked on was Rally. He got his first hole in the membrane. The membrane
qualifying score in Rally in..a perfect 100! itself, being tissue paper thin, was not
surgically reparable, but it could possibly
We went back to Agility in the fall of that heal on its own.
year, and he had just finished getting his
2nd qualifying score in Excellent Jumpers The first order of business was to attack
later that year when he became very ill the bacteria. Massive doses of antibiotics
again. This time, it was different, though. were prescribed, along with doubling the
He was much sicker and had a very high
body temperature. The blood work showed valley fever medication
that the valley fever had gotten worse. One (Fluconazole) to 620
day, he fell off the sofa and lay on the floor, mg/day. When I asked
unable to get up or walk. His back legs if I would lose him,
were wholly non-supporting, and he had the vet replied, “I
complete loss of proprioception in both don’t know.” When I
back feet. We rushed him to the emergency asked if he’d ever walk
clinic, where the veterinary neurologist again, the vet replied,
examined him and said he was in serious “probably not, but we
shape. While he was not paralyzed…he can always put him on
could move his back legs; it was obvious a cart.” I walked out
that he had no sensation in his back end, of the clinic knowing
and his front was also weak. We left him that if I had to put this
at the clinic for a barrage of tests. He had vibrant, active dog with
the need for speed on a
a myelogram and a spinal tap the next cart for the rest of his
day. The myelogram showed a tear in the life, I would have to put
membrane surrounding his spinal cord just him down because he
couldn’t exist like that. I brought him home
from the clinic after three days with a sling.
He was to be crated 24/7 except for trips

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outside to the bathroom, which all had to be realistic about Gandalf’s future, he said
be done on the sling. His front had come he would never do Agility again. He had
back strong, and he could support himself, suffered permanent neurological damage. I
but the back legs were completely lifeless. didn’t care, I still had this amazing dog in
I had to perform the exercise and physical my life, and that’s all that mattered.
therapy 2-3 times daily on his legs to keep
them stretched out. With all the crate time, So we hung up the agility cleats and went
even with the exercises, his hindquarters on hiatus and just worked on getting
and legs began to thin quickly. After about stronger and building the muscles up in his
two weeks, I had just left him outside lying back legs. After a few months, I watched
on his bed in the sun after an exercise him walk down a row of paver blocks in
our yard that were only 10 inches wide and
session and came into the house for 5 thought he might not be finished after all.
minutes. I saw him on the patio getting a So I let him try the teeter. He fell off, but
drink of water, a full 35 feet from where went right back, got on again, and did it fine
I had left him! I went as quickly the second time. Jumping took considerably
and calmly as possible to see longer as he needed to figure out where
how long he would stand there. his rear legs were again, and even then,
He was so pathetic, but his little sometimes, he missed his guess. He looked
stub of a tail was wagging so fast. funny when he ran, and his jumps were
From that point, we never looked bunny hopping, but slowly he gained more
back. At the 4-week juncture on a strength and could jump 16 inches. Stamina
follow-up visit to the neurologist, was still a problem. He tired very quickly,
I walked him into the clinic on but again, the drive, determination, and
the sling, took it off, and let the the love of the sport carried him. Just nine
vet watch him walk up and down months after my being told he’d never walk
the hall. He was amazed. He said, again, he did his first agility run, a NADAC
“I thought we’d be talking about tunnelers run. There were cheers and tears
a cart.” We both underestimated from my friends and me for this amazing,
the drive and determination this wonderful dog when we finished that run. I
dog has. But cautioning me to recorded the run and sent a copy of it to the
neurologist.

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We continued in Rally, and he finished
all the titles through RE. And we also
went back into the Novice Preferred
class in AKC agility. He jumped 20
inches and finished Novice and Open.
I never entered him in more than one
run per day just because I knew that
he would always give me more than
he had before he’d quit, so I had to
be the controller of how much was
enough.

Somewhere around age 6, when qualifying by just one failed exercise out
he suffered the onset of the spinal of the seven. In his next three trials, he
trauma, we had just started training qualified every time with scores in the mid
in Utility Obedience. Everything stopped at to high 180’s! He was the only qualifier
that point. So when we picked it up again, in each case, so they were all 1st place
he was 7 ½. I wasn’t sure what to expect. awards. A Utility Title in just six trials!!!!
His drive, desire to work, and love of the I was ecstatic!!! So was he. He knew he’d
ring were still there. I’d heard all the stories done well, but there were plenty of jackpot
about “Futility,” so all things considered, I rewards and games of tug anyway.
wasn’t expecting exceptional things right
away. As much fun as Agility is, I was Amazing is the only word to describe this
happy to be working with my excellent dog and his incredible will. In the short
obedience dog again. period of 26 months, he had gone from

In his first two obedience trials, he missed “he’ll never walk again without a cart”
to
Gandalf Grey Wizard of AZ, UD,
RE, OA, OAJ, OAP, OJP, OAC, OJC,
NGC, TN-O, TG-N

He was my MIRACLE BOY, but all
the titles and accolades aside, to me,
he was just Gandalf…sometimes
known as Gandoof, but always my
once-in-a-lifetime dog….my most
loving, amazing companion. I am so
grateful to have shared his world with
him.

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at home

Used with permission by AKC.org

You don’t have to own a military or police K-9 to teach your dog how
to recognize a scent. In fact, you don’t even have to leave your house.

What Is AKC Scent Work? • A small glass jar with a lid

AKC Scent Work is a sport that mimics the • A “scent vessel” to hold the cotton
task of working detection dogs to locate swab. (An empty, cleaned mint
a scent (e.g., explosives or narcotics) and tin with holes drilled in the lid
communicate to the handler that the scent will work to get started)
has been found. Scent Work is a positive,
challenging activity that allows dogs the • Disposable gloves
opportunity to use their strongest natural
sense in a way that’s fun, engaging, and that • High-value treats
builds and strengthens a foundation of trust
between the handler and dog. • A lidded, plastic container with holes
drilled in the lid
Many dog clubs offer Scent Work or “nose
work” classes, but if you’re just looking to Prep the Odor and Scent Vessel
try it out or teach your dog a new skill, you
can follow these instructions in your home. 1. In a room far away from where you’re
working with your dog, wear dispos-
What You Need for Scent Work Training able gloves as you apply two drops
of essential oil to each cotton swab.
The first step in teaching your dog Scent Place the scented cotton swabs in the
Work from home is finding the necessary glass jar.
supplies. Almost everything you’ll need
can be bought on Amazon or found around 2. Take the gloves off by turning them
your house. inside out, roll them in a newspaper,
and put them in a trash can outside
• Birch essential oil immediately.

• Cotton swabs, cut in half 3. Using your tweezers, take a cotton
swab out of the jar and put it in the
• Tweezers scent vessel.

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4. Place your tweezers in a plastic bag 3. Once this is easily accomplished, place
and seal. the box on the ground, between your
feet, and repeat the above process.
After the training session, you can reuse the
cotton swab if your dog doesn’t drool, and 4. Finally, you can place the box on
if food or soil doesn’t contaminate them. the floor while your dog is in anoth-
er room, and then bring him into the
Introduce Your Dog to Identifying room and see if he can find it.
the Scent
Scent Work Training Tips
1. Hold the tin in one hand and treat
in the other, about a foot apart from When setting up, wear gloves, and always
each other. handle the cotton swab with tweezers.
The odor should always be “novel,” so
2. When your dog finally stops smelling don’t contaminate the environment with
or licking your hand with the treat and it. Be sure to dispose of everything that
investigates the hand with the tin, say came in contact with the source odor
“Yes” and reward him by bringing the properly (in a sealed plastic bag, prefera-
food to the hand with the tin. Note: bly outside in a garbage can, away from
This is an important step. You must where you’re training).
feed the dog at the source of the odor. Choose a location to set up your odor
If the dog continues smelling the tin, that’s far away from where you’re train-
you can feed at the tin. ing. I set up everything in a bathroom,
with the door closed.
3. After a few reps, switch the tin to the Originally printed in AKC Family Dog
other hand so the dog doesn’t rely on
memory to know which hand to go to.

4. You’re ready to move on if your dog
can correctly identify the scent in
each hand within a few seconds, three
times in a row.

Teach Your Dog to Find the Scent

1. Next, put the tin holding the scented
cotton swab into the plastic container.

2. Repeat the same system, holding the
box in your hand and waiting for the
dog to indicate that he recognizes
the scent. When he does, be sure to
feed the dog at the box, like you did
previously.

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Diving Dogs101:
How to Compete in Dock Diving
Step-By-Step
By Miranda Carney

Ready for a splash? Diving Dogs is the perfect sport for water-loving
canines and is fun, exciting, and easy-to-do.

There Are A Few Simple Rules: Watching Diving Dogs for the first time
is fun and exciting — but what are all the
1. You throw your dog’s favorite toy into rules? The action happens so fast that it
a pool while he waits on a dock about can be hard to keep track of who wins and
40 feet long. why. We’re here to break down the sport of
Diving Dogs.
2. On your command, he runs along the
dock, launches himself off the end What Dogs Can Participate in
of it, lands in the water and grabs his Dock Diving?
toy.
All dogs six months of age or older are
3. The goal? To have the longest jump allowed to compete in the sport of Diving
possible. Dogs other than females who are in sea-
son. The sport is open to all breeds from
Like many dog sports, all dogs includ- Chihuahuas to Cane Corsos to mixed
ing mixed breeds (6 months and older) breeds.
are eligible to compete in Diving Dogs
(other than females in season.) Titles
earned through North America Diving
Dogs (NADD) will be recognized by The
American Kennel Club. To apply, simply
complete the Title Application.

Diving Dogs Is A Sport With Two
Different Disciplines:

• Distance Jumping: dogs compete for
the farthest jump

• Air Retrieve: dogs compete to knock a
bumper of an apparatus at the farthest
distance

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What Makes Up a Dock Diving
Team?

Unlike Flyball, which is a team sport where
four dogs compete on one team, Diving
Dog teams are comprised of only one dog
and one handler. Some teams chose to have
one additional handler to help restrain the
dog. A handler may use one or two toys to
help encourage the dog to jump into the
water.

How Big Is The Pool And Dock In
Diving Dogs?

While swimming in your pool or lake at home is great practice, dogs can’t dive into just
any pool when it comes to competition. A diving dock must be at least 40 feet long and
7.5 feet wide. The pool must be at least 41 feet long and 21 feet wide.

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How to
Compete
in Distance
Jumping

In distance jump-
ing, a dog is simply
scored on how far he
or she jumps into the
water. The distance
is measured from the
end of the dock to the
base of the dog’s tail
when it breaks water.

How to Compete
in Air Retrieve

In air retrieve, dogs
must jump for a
bumper, which hangs
in the middle of the
dock’s width, two
feet above the dock.
The goal is for the
dog to either grab or
completely remove
the bumper form the
apparatus. Each dog
will get two attempts
at knocking down
the bumper at each
distance. The dog
to knock down the
bumper at the farthest
distance wins.

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Divisions and Classes How Do I Get Started in Diving
Dogs?
Five Distance Divisions
• Novice If watching dogs jump into the pool has
• Junior you thinking your dog would be perfect
• Senior for the sport, chances are you’re probably
• Master right! This sport is great for energetic,
• Elite. water-loving dogs.
Two Placement Classes:
• Open (16″ tall and over) The AKC and NADD have several
• Lap (under 16″ tall) instructional videos to help you get started
Veterans is for dogs over 8 years old. training for Diving Dogs. You can also
reach out to clubs near you to see if there
How Do I Earn Titles? is anyone you can train with. A good basis
for understanding the sport is to read the
One Qualifying score jump per Splash or NADD Rulebook.
Air Retrieve entry counts toward NADD
Titles and AKC Titles if the dog is regis- If Diving Dogs isn’t for you, there are
tered with AKC. many dog sports that are suitable for dogs
of all ages and abilities.

Used with permission from AKC.org

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fAoHrBFuAaunllrSnDpnootrgts:
Used with permission by AKC.org

If your dog is constantly on the prowl for squirrels, moles and any
other critters that appear in your backyard, then they should be a
natural for the fun sport of Barn Hunt.

As of April 1, 2013, the American Kennel fun for all participants, plus easy and inex-
Club recognizes titles earned at events sanc- pensive to hold.
tioned by the Barn Hunt Association (BHA).
Legs, or qualifying scores, toward Barn
The sport of Barn Hunt is based on the hunt- Hunt titles are earned by the dog and handler
ing and teamwork skills historically used by team completing the course within maxi-
“rat catchers,” who traveled the countryside mum course time. Placements based on time
ridding farms of vermin. Dogs and handlers are awarded, but Barn Hunt is a non-com-
work as a team to locate and mark rats (safe petitive event and teams do not have to beat
and aerated tubes) hidden in a maze of straw other dogs to title.
or hay bales. The event is open to all dogs.
“We are pleased to work with the Barn Hunt
“Barn Hunt tests the nose, speed, agility, Association to recognize Barn Hunt titles on
and surefootedness of dogs that have a his- a dog’s AKC record,” said Doug Ljungren,
tory of above-ground vermin hunting,” said VP for Companion and Performance Events.
Robin Nuttall, founder of the Barn Hunt “Barn Hunt is another great way for dogs to
Association. “We quickly found out that test their instinct and for both owners and
many breeds and mixed breeds enjoy the dogs to enjoy a fun activity together.”
search and can excel at this sport.”
If owners choose to apply, Barn Hunt titles
Barn Hunt events include a pass/fail Instinct will appear on their dog’s AKC pedigree.
class for owners who want to familiarize The Barn Hunt title application form and
their dog with the test. The AKC will rec- information regarding holding Barn Hunt in
ognize titles at four testing levels above conjunction with AKC events can be found
Instinct: Novice, Open, Senior and Master. on the AKC's Title Recognition Program
Dogs can continue in Master and achieve the website: /dog_shows_trials/titles/barn_hunt/
Barn Hunt Championship. Courses are made index.cfm.
increasingly difficult by adding more obsta-
cles, additional diversions, and more rats to For more information, including official
find. The BHA has developed the sport to be rules and event application process, visit
www.barnhunt.com.

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Weimaraner Club of Greater Louisville
Sweepstakes & Specialty

March 18, 2022

Sweepstakes Judge: Mr. David J. Johnson
Specialty Judge: Mr. Houston Clark

Sweepstakes: Jr, 18 & Under 24 Months Bitches
1. Silverhoney’s One Hot Minute, BCAT
Puppy, 9 & Under 12 Months Dogs
1. CH Shannondale’s Duke of Earl, JH (CH Britannia Caballero De Plata
CD JH x GCHG CH Silverhoney’s
(CH Shannondale’s You Can Call Southern Girl RI JH FDC NA NAJ
Me AL, JH x CH Shannondale’s N OAP OJP OFP CAA FCAT2 SCN
Camelot’s Northern Lights, JH) b/ SIN SEN CGCA TKI ATT) b/
Allyson Chaney & Teresa Evans o/ Suzanne Honeyman, Jay Silverman,
Rudy Vogt, Kellie Vogt & Teresa & Rachel Silverman o/John Parker
Evans & Rachael Parker. Jr. Handler Grace
2. Kristen’s Dutton But Special Times, Parker.
CGC TKN. (GCHS CH Silverbay’s
Born This Way! SH CGC TKA x Best Bitch In Sweepstakes
GCH CH Kristen N Ultima’s I’m One • Silverhoney’s One Hot Minute, BCAT
Special Baby. b/Peggy Ernst & Mary
Ann Richard & Gerry Thornton o/ Specialty Show:
Michelle L. Smith & Scott Smith &
Peggy Ernst & Mary Ann Richard. Puppy, 6 & Under 9 Months Dogs
1. Trax-Tui 3bqs Hi Yo Silver, Away!
Jr, 18 & Under 24 Months Dog
1. Camelot’s Good Day Sunshine (GCHP (Southpaw’s Ottercreak Idle Low x
CH Trax Edenrock Waltzing Matilda)
CH Silhouette’s Spellbound x GCH b/Sandra Perkowski o/Beth Schofield.
CH Camelot’s Jubilee Celebration) b/
Skip Elliott & Sue Thomas o/Janice Puppy, 9 & Under 12 Months Dogs
McGowan 1. Kristen’s Dutton But Special Times,

Best Dog In Sweepstakes CGC TKN (GCHS CH Silverbay’s
• Camelot’s Good Day Sunshine Born This Way! SH CGC TKA x
GCH CH Kristen N Ultima’s I’m One
Puppy, 9 & Under 12 Months Bitches Special Baby. b/Peggy Ernst & Mary
1. Shannondale’s Special Agent, TKI Ann Richard & Gerry Thornton o/
Michelle L. Smith & Scott Smith &
JH CGC NSD. (CH Shannondale’s Peggy Ernst & Mary Ann Richard.
You Can Call Me AL, JH x CH 2. Ultima N Patriot Paradise City.
Shannondale’s N Camelot’s (GCHS CH Poet N’ Ultima’s Repeat
NorthernLights, JH) B/Allyson Performance x GCH CH Kristen N
Chaney & Teresa Evans O/Kristen Ultima’s Queen Of The Emerald City)
Julian & Allyson Chaney b/Brian M. Johnson & Beatrice Ann
Johnson & Gretchen Jungerman o/
Gretchen Jungerman & Ann Johnson
& Brian M Johnson.

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Bred By Exhibitor Dogs & Brenda Doub o/Jessica & Ricardo
1. Sagenhaft N Storytime Epic Curtain Mendez Cervera & Brenda Doub

Call. (CH Greyborn’s Sound As A Open bitches
Bell x CH Sagenhaft’s Bold In Pink 1. Silverhoney’s One Hot Minute, BCAT.
Paisley) b/Sarah Greene & Billie
Thompson o/Billie Thompson (CH Britannia Caballero De Plata
CD JH x GCHG CH Silverhoney’s
Open Dogs Southern Girl, RI JH FDC NA
1. Camelot’s Good Day Sunshine (GCHP NAJ OAP OJP OFP CAA FCAT2
SCN SIN SEN CGCA TKI ATT) b/
CH Silhouette’s Spellbound x GCH Suzanne Honeyman, Jay Silverman,
CH Camelot’s Jubilee Celebration) b/ & Rachel Silverman o/John Parker
Skip Elliott & Sue Thomas o/Janice & Rachael Parker. Jr. Handler Grace
McGowan Parker
2. Barretos Dk My Friend Harvey. (CH 2. Zauberhaft American Girl (GCH
Silhouettes Walk On The Wild Side CH Josh To Shine Of Fairy Wings
x Barretos Dk Fashion Avenue) b/ JP SH x CH Greyborn’s Celestial
Angelica Brum & Matinas Suzuki Jr Total Eclipse To Zauberhaft) b/Linda
o/Cindy Long & Angelica Brum & Swanson & Rachelle Sanborn & Paul
Matinas Suzuki Jr. Christopher & Michelle Nowacki o/
Lynn Stacey & Michelle Nowacki.
Winners Dog 3. Grayrose Chloe Callisto (CH Grayrose
• Camelot’s Good Day Sunshine (GCHP Achilles x Palimar’s Quicksilver) b/
Kelly Lester & Mary Lester o/Diane
CH Silhouette’s Spellbound x GCH Rose Sugg-Santoro & Kelly Leonard
CH Camelot’s Jubilee Celebration) b/
Skip Elliott & Sue Thomas o/Janice Winners Bitch
McGowan • Breica’s Locked Out Of Heaven.
Reserve Dog
• Sagenhaft N Storytime Epic Curtain (GCH Win Weim Koping TBird V
Call. (CH Greyborn’s Sound As A Nani x CH Breica’s Nani Story Of
Bell x CH Sagenhaft’s Bold In Pink The Year) b/Jessica Mendez Cervera
Paisley) B/Sarah Greene & Billie & Brenda Doub o/Jessica & Ricardo
Thompson O/ Billie Thompson Mendez Cervera & Brenda Doub

Puppy, 6 & Under 9 Months Bitches Reserve Bitch
1. Shannondale’s Special Agent TKI • Silverhoney’s One Hot Minute, BCAT.

JH CGC NSD. (CH Shannondale’s (CH Britannia Caballero De Plata,
You Can Call Me AL, JH x CH CD JH x GCHG CH Silverhoney’s
Shannondale’s N Camelot’s Northern Southern Girl, RI JH FDC NA
Lights, JH) b/Allyson Chaney & NAJ OAP OJP OFP CAA FCAT2
Teresa Evans o/Kristen Julian & SCN SIN SEN CGCA TKI ATT) b/
Allyson Chaney Suzanne Honeyman, Jay Silverman,
2. Sagenhaft Sun-Flower At Storytime. & Rachel Silverman o/John Parker
(CH Greyborn’s Sound As A Bell x & Rachael Parker. Jr. Handler Grace
CH Sagenhaft’s Bold In Pink Paisley) Parker
b/Sarah Greene & Billie Thompson o/
Susan Covault & Billie Thompson

Bred By Exhibitor Bitches
1. Breica’s Locked Out Of Heaven.

(GCH Win Weim Koping TBird V
Nani x CH Breica’s Nani Story Of
The Year) b/Jessica Mendez Cervera

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BEST OF BREED To Riches) b/Patty Prather & Linda
• CH Country Star’s Ice Cream Dreams. Durham & TJ Palmer & Heidi Warren
o/Patty Prather
(GCHS Wayback’s Sam I Am x • Ultima N Patriot Its So Easy.
CH Country Star’s Scarlett) b/Sue (GCHS CH Poet N Ultima’s Repeat
Lumpkins & Damon Lumpkins o/ Performance x GCH CH Kristen N
Mary Sherick, Andrew Sherick, and Ultima’s Queen Of The Emerald City)
Kayleen Klier b/Brian M Johnson & Beatrice Ann
Johnson & Gretchen Jungerman o/
BEST OF WINNERS Gretchen Jungerman & Ann Johnson
• Breica’s Locked Out Of Heaven
BEST OF BREED
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX CH Country Star’s Ice Cream Dreams
• Camelot’s Good Day Sunshine (given) (GCHS Wayback’s Sam I Am x CH Country Star’s

SELECT DOG Scarlett)
• CH Shannondale’s Duke of Earl, JH
BEST OF WINNERS / WINNERS BITCH
(given) Breica’s Locked Out Of Heaven.

SELECT BITCH (GCH Win Weim Koping TBird V Nani x CH Breica’s
• SullyFlash Ingenuity Silversmith JH. Nani Story Of The Year)

(GCH SilverBay Was Born This Way
SH x CH Silversmith Whirlaway
Von Stark MH DS BCAT) b/Jessica
Mendez Cervera & Brenda Doub o/
Jessica & Ricardo Mendez Cervera &
Brenda Doub

BEST OWNER HANDLED
• CH Shannondale’s Boujee Girl (CH

Shannondale’s Cool Hand Luke JH
x CH Camelot’s Enchanted Forest)
Bitch. b/Allyson Chaney & Teresa
Evans o/Allyson Chaney

BEST VETERAN
• GCHB Rissana’s Perfect Pet RATI

TKN CGCA. (GCH Roschel’s
Dauntless Of Graykin x GCH Rissana
Hillwood’s Perfectly Tuned) b/
Alessandra Folz o/Jeni Roosen &
Mary Doherty

AWARDS OF MERIT
• Rickmar’s N Owen’s I Won’t Follow

Blindly-True TKN VHMP. (GCHP
CH Silhouette’s Spellbound x GCHS
CH Silhouettes Love Potion Number
Nine) b/Fredric Zipser & Marcia
Zipser o/Marianne Owen
• GCHB Rissana’s Perfect Pet RATI
TKN CGCA (given)
• CH Vanity’s The Wait Is Over (CH
Camelot’s Let The Good Times Roll
x CH Northwoods Applebees Rags

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60 years ago in the WCA Magazine
October, 1962

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AGILITY - MACH

AGILITY ONLINE STATS - TRIALS THROUGH August 25, 2022
TOP7. CHTRAXATOMICNUMBERFORTYSEVEN,MXMXBMXJMJBSWASCESIE 1,093
Total Dbl Q

1. MACH3 REGEN'S LUCK OF THE OAKENSHIELD, RN JH MXS2 MJC MFS TQX 1,811 23
26
T2B2 DM DS CGC TKN NSD NRD V - S. Cook, KY (d) 12
25
2. CH MACH2 TRAX SEAHABILITATION, UD BN RAE JH MXG MJG NAP NJP MFS 1,420 10
21
TQX NFP T2B2 DM DSA AS CGC TKA NSD NRD VX3 - J. Valentovich, FL (b) 12

3. REGEN'S ISLEVUE DRACARYS, MX MXB MXJ MJB MFB DS DN TKN - S. Cook, 1,320

KY (d)

4. MACH4 REGEN'S HE'S ON THE DANCE FLOOR UD RN MXC PAD MJC PJD 1,306

MFS TQX T2B3 ACT1 - S. & B. Basson, CT (d)

5. MACH2 REGEN’S PLAYMAKER OF ROHAN, BN RI MXC MJB3 MFG T2B3 DM DS 1,238

CGC TKN - S. Cook - KY (d)

6. AGCH MACH9 PM'S GRAYQUEST WILD BLUE YONDER, CD RN JH MXG3 PDS 1,237

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)

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S. Zaleski, OH (d)

10. GAMBIT'S MAKING TRAX FROM MAYBERRY MX MXB MXJ MJB MXF T2B - R. 745 13

Brown, OH (d)

AGILITY - PACHAGILITY ONLINE STATS - TRIALS THROUGH August 25, 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. CH MACH MERIWOOD'S SEA N STARZ SILVERSMITH, VCD2 UD SH MXB MJB
CGC VX3 - C. Westbrook, NH (d) 106 0

4. 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
5. MACH REGEN'S GET THIS PARTY STARTED, JH MXS MJS XF T2B3 CGC SD
NRD V - E. & G. Burdick, PA (b) 83 2
53 4
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