AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 51 | FLUSHING SHOW HIGH TRIPLE SCORE COCKER IN ADVB/EXCB/MASTER CH Skiboo's Javalin Censational Night Action RA AX AXJ OF CA FCAT CGC ATT (Parti Cocker Spaniel) Jeanne Grim DVM HIGH IN TRIAL OBEDIENCE CH Clussexx What, The-Duck BN RN (Clumber Spaniel) M Warner, D Johnson, J Hubbard, K Daboo SATURDAY OBEDIENCE SATURDAY RALLY BEST PUPPY IN SHOW / WINNERS DOG / BEST OF WINNERS / BEST PUPPY - BLACK Kazuyo Queen JP Silhouette King Kazuyo Nagasaka BEST BRACE IN SHOW Rexbon N Mar-K's If The Glass Slipper Fits CH Rexbon N Mar-K's Who's The Fairest Bonnie Buell, Rex Buell, Marlene Ness HIGH COMBINED SCORE IN OB AND UA/UB Five Oaks Matilda From Fairlane UDX PCD OM2 BN RN (Labrador Retriever) M Warner HIGH IN PREFERRED CLASSES PNOV, Laurelwood Southern Gem BN RN SWA SCE SBE CGC TKN (Chesapeake Bay Retriever) S Varrasso, L Varrasso HIGH COMBINED SCORE IN ADVB/EXCB CH Vistah's Reveal CD PCD BN RE THDD CGCA TKN (English Springer Spaniel) C Flanders, J Manley, C Ross HIGH TRIPLE SCORE IN ADVB/EXCB/MASTER RACH Amazing Von Freigeist CD RM4 RAE3 MX MXB MXJ MJB MFB T2B CGC (German Shepherd Dog) S Spivey SAT OBEDIENCE PHOTOS NOT PROVIDED: SAT RALLY PHOTO NOT PROVIDED:
FLUSHING SHOW | 52 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 HIGH IN REGULAR CLASSES CH Clussexx What, The-Duck BN RN (Clumber Spaniel) M Warner, D Johnson, J Hubbard, K Daboo HIGHEST SCORING COCKER CH Whirlwyn Double Oh Agent Triple-X Deborah Torras, Frank Martinez SUNDAY OBEDIENCE SUNDAY RALLY HIGH TRIPLE SCORE IN ADVB/EXCB/MASTER RACH Amazing Von Freigeist CD RM4 RAE3 MX MXB MXJ MJB MFB T2B CGC (German Shepherd Dog) S Spivey HIGH COMBINED SCORE IN ADVB/EXCB Sandy Oak Kite In The Sky RE (Chesapeake Bay Retriever) K Mazina SUN RALLY PHOTOS NOT PROVIDED: Candids FlushingShow Juniors participants from L to R: Abigail Booth (Best Junior), Judge Brandon Edge, June Jessie, Riley Brookshire, Savannah Spradlin, Hannah Huber (Reserve Best Junior), ASC President Diane Kepley, Easton Munster. The rosette is in honor of Jamie Donelson.
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 53 | FLUSHING SHOW BEST JUNIOR HANDLER Abigail Booth showing CH Clussexx Brilliant Brown Jewel Mary Jo Marsh RESERVE BEST JUNIOR HANDLER Hannah Huber showing GCHB CH Color Me Banker's Choice Gregory Schulz, Susan Carter, Nancy Foley JUNIOR HANDLER
| 54 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 FLUSHING SHOW AMERICAN WATER SPANIEL / BEST VETERAN IN BREED GCHG CH Carolina’s Running With The Hare BN RN SH JHR TKI Lois McCracken BOYKIN SPANIEL GCH CH Amberfield's Eye Of The Tiger RN BCAT DJ CGCA CGCU TKN Anne Crocker CLUMBER SPANIEL GCHB CH Clussexx Sargeant Major Mary Yoders, David Yoders, Carol Dowd, Doug Johnson, Jamie Hubbard ENGLISH COCKER SPANIEL / BEST IN SHOW GCHS CH Itoba April's Luxury Tax CA DCAT Joyce B Winkels, Mary Lou Doak 2 0 2 3 F L U S H I N G SPANIEL SHOW BESTS OF BREED ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL / BEST IN SHOW CH Telltale Bohemian Rhapsody Beth Fink, Judy Vanderlip, Tim Lowe, Susan Hatch
FLUSHING SHOW IRISH WATER SPANIEL GCH CH Woodrock's North By Northwest Emily Pikul, Florence Blecher, Pam Manus FIELD SPANIEL GCHB CH Timbercreek's Everyday I'm Brusselin' Joseph Green, Julia Green, Tia Noel Prather, Jessica Thibault SUSSEX SPANIEL GCH CH Kamand Jagged Edge @ Perfetto Karen Toner, Amanda Toner WELSH SPRINGER SPANIEL CH Sarabande Dare To Dream Marta W Stoneman, Meghen Riese-Bassel Candids FlushingShow AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 55 |
| 56 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 FLUSHING SHOW BEST IN FUTURITY (BOV BLACK) Normandy N Rubic's Showtime Regina Beinhauer, Bob and Doris Rubeck BEST OPPOSITE SEX TO BEST IN FUTURITY (BOS TO BOV ASCOB) Justice Behind The Barz Debra Allen COCKER SPANIEL FUTURITY
FLUSHING SHOW AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 57 | BEST OF VARIETY (PARTI) Pbj's Fancy Like Beate J Pruitt BEST OF VARIETY (ASCOB) Pinecliff's Smarty Pants At Tumbleweed Mary B Napper, Lisa Gaertner BEST OPPOSITE SEX TO BOV (BLACK) Bet-Mac N Pinedale's Burnin Love Betty McAllister, Terry Voss COCKER SPANIEL FUTURITY FlushingShow Candids
| 60 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 FLUSHING SHOW BEST OF VARIETY / BEST BLACK VETERAN GCHP CH Clerwood Silhouette Speed Of Light Ellen Charles, Stephanie Kaul, Regina Beinhauer, Motoei Furukawa, Linda Pitts 2 0 2 3 F L U S H I N G SPANIEL SHOW BLACK VARIETY BEST OF OPPOSITE TO BOV GCH CH Riverwood Little Black Dress Johnny Downing, Dawn Close SELECT DOG CH Rejoices To The Point Per Rismyhr, Joy Stevens, Bonnie Pike SELECT BITCH CH Silhouette Clerwood Ray Of Sunshine Motoei Furukawa, Linda Pitts AWARD OF MERIT GCHB CH Mar-K's Breaking Out CGC TKI Rona Halbreich
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 61 | FLUSHING SHOW WINNERS BITCH Silhouette A Hundred Percent Elizabeth Williams, James Davis, Jane Williams, Jeffrey Pransky RESERVE WINNERS DOG Silhouette Cuttingedge Eye Am Mr. Peabody Abigail Van Meter, Linda Pitts, Brandon Edge AWARD OF MERIT GCH CH Micadee's Black To Reality CGC Dee Torgerson-Rismyhr AWARD OF MERIT CH Be-Fit's Fancy Like Diana Christian, Carol Thompson AWARD OF MERIT / BEST OWNER-HANDLED CH Silhouette's Flyin' High At The Summitt Linda G Moore, Laurie Foley, Linda Pitts WINNERS DOG / BEST OF WINNERS / BEST PUPPY / BEST PUPPY IN SHOW Kazuyo Queen JP Silhouette King Kazuyo Nagasaka
FLUSHING SHOW | 62 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 RESERVE WINNERS BITCH Winelight Wine Song Owner: Jeanette Bruce BEST BRED BY EXHIBITOR / BEST BBE COCKER IN SHOW Laurent's Top Secret Laura Heidrich AWARD OF MERIT GCH Vatican Designer Genes Sherilyn Hall PHOTO NOT PROVIDED: Candids FlushingShow
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 63 | FLUSHING SHOW BEST OF VARIETY / BEST COCKER IN SHOW GCHB CH Color Me Banker's Choice Gregory Schulz, Susan Carter, Nancy Foley BEST OF OPPOSITE TO BOV GCH CH Silverhall She's Got The Look At Sunhaven Astrid Lawrence, Steve Lawrence SELECT DOG GCHS CH Brickett's Don'T Turn Your Back Jessica Legath, Rui DaSilva SELECT BITCH GCHS CH Bleumoon's Raspberry Beret Esther Kostelnik, Michell Hetrick, Bart Hetrick, Beth Moore AWARD OF MERIT / BEST OWNER-HANDLED GCHB CH Soundview's Ring Master CGC Bethany Keene, Judith Webb, Eric Webb 2 0 2 3 F L U S H I N G SPANIEL SHOW ASCOB VARIETY
| 64 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 FLUSHING SHOW AWARD OF MERIT GCH CH Sunnyland's Let's Do The Jitterbug Dennis R Williams, Donna H Williams AWARD OF MERIT CH Truly Yours Clear Horizon Michael Hammerich, Charlotte Hansen AWARD OF MERIT CH Justice N Soundview Goddess Of Fire Judith Webb, Eric Webb, Bethany Keene AWARD OF MERIT GCH CH Laurent's Something Blue Laura Heidrich AWARD OF MERIT / WINNERS BITCH Silverhall Cafe Au Lait Bonnie S Pike AWARD OF MERIT / WINNERS DOG / BEST OF WINNERS / BEST ASCOB PUPPY Winelight Wine Legacy II Jeannette Bruce
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 65 | FLUSHING SHOW RESERVE WINNERS DOG Sunshine N Kanati Center Of Attention Mary Pat Rowland, Diane Nelson RESERVE WINNERS BITCH Laurent's Diamond Jubilee Laura Heidrich BEST BRED BY EXHIBITOR Laurent's Color My World For Tsunami Laura Heidrich BEST VETERAN GCHG CH Cameo Siloet’s Gold Coast Legacy Lisa Brown, Diana Wehry, Johnathon Wehry
| 66 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 FLUSHING SHOW BEST OF VARIETY GCHG CH Jasmine Camilla Lester FDC Susanne Lester 2 0 2 3 F L U S H I N G SPANIEL SHOW PARTI VARIETY BEST OF OPPOSITE TO BOV CH Perje's Pick Pocket Lina Penunuri Mathews, Per Ingar Rismyhr SELECT DOG GCHG CH Vc's Chasing The Dream Deborah Gunkle, Kim Vavolo, Lauren Lang SELECT BITCH CH Perje's Nothing Plain Here Pamela Maher AWARD OF MERIT CH Starlight's Wicked Revenge Elphaba Helen Harrison Markow
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 67 | FLUSHING SHOW AWARD OF MERIT / BEST VETERAN / BEST VETERAN IN SHOW GCH CH Pbj's Sure As Shootin Stacy Dobmeier, Megan Pruitt WINNERS DOG / BEST PUPPY Magic Sunrise Excalibul Power Vincente Cardoso Da Silva Rui Jorge WINNERS BITCH / BEST OF WINNERS / BEST BRED BY EXHIBITOR Dalin's Oh Oh Oh Delilah! Linda Donaldson RESERVE WINNERS DOG Eastwoods Southern State Of Mind Tonya Jonkheer, Linda Pitts AWARD OF MERIT CH Terje Team Player Tori Nicole Ryan PHOTO NOT PROVIDED: RESERVE WINNERS BITCH Silhouette Cuttingedge Never Let You Go Linda Pitts, Brandon Edge Elena Sicurello 610.333.2231 [email protected] www.Tsunamicockers.com
| 68 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 JUDGES: Patty Darke – Parti Variety Kathleen Patterson – Ascob Variety Frank Kane – Black Variety Marilyn Spacht – Inter-Variety Competition BLACK VARIETY BOV – GCH CH Vatican Designer Genes Breeders: Deborah Travers, Sheri Hall Owner: Sherilyn Hall WD – Sunshine N Kanati As Good As It Gets Breeder: Diane M Nelson Owners: Mary Rowland, Diane Nelson WB/BW – Amere Archetypal Treasure Breeder/Owner: Mary J Harte BOS – GCH CH Riverwood Little Black Dress Breeders: Dawn Close, Johnny Downing Owners: Johnny Downing, Dawn Close SEL Dog – GCHB CH Mar-K's Breaking Out CGC TKI Breeders: Mark J Ragusa, Jackie Curry, Marlene Ness Owner: Rona Halbreich SEL Bitch – GCHS CH Starlight's Rhetta After Gable Breeder/Owner: Helen Harrison-Markow Best NOHS – CH Sherlane Starry Starry Night Breeder/Owner: Sherie Luebker Best BBE – Evergreen's New Years Masquerade Breeder: Megan N Brown Owners: Megan N Brown, Rick Brown, Jeanette Brown Best Puppy – Silhouette A Hundred Percent Breeder: Linda Pitts Owners: Elizabeth Williams, James Davis, Jane Williams, Jeffrey Pransky ASCOB VARIETY BOV – GCH CH Color Me Banker's Choice Breeder: Gregg Schulz Owners: Gregory Schulz, Susan Carter, Nancy Foley WD/BW – Winelight Wine Legacy II Breeder/Owner: Jeannette Bruce WB – Skiboo's & Sposan I Hope You Dance Breeder: Jeanne S Grim D.V.M. Owners: Sandy Roland, Jeanne Grim BOS – GCH CH Laurent's Something Blue Breeder/Owner: Laura Heidrich SEL Dog – CH Truly Yours Clear Horizon Breeder: Charlotte Hansen. Owner: Michael Hammerich SEL Bitch – CH Silverhall She's Got The Look At Sunhaven Breeder: Wilson S Pike, Bonnie S Pike Owner: Astrid Lawrence Best BBE – Laurent's Little Secret Breeder/Owner: Laura Heidrich RESULTS FROM THE ASC REGIONAL SPECIALTY ON JANUARY 13, 2023 Best Puppy – Winelight Wine Legacy II Breeder/Owner: Jeannette Bruce Best Veteran – GCHG CH Cameo Siloet’s Gold Coast Legacy Breeders: D. Hamilton, P. Hamilton Owners: L. Brown, D. Wehry, J. Wehry PARTI VARIETY BOV – GCH CH Normandy Silhouette In A Perfect World Breeders: Regina M Beinhauer, Linda Pitts Owners: Stephanie Kaul, Martha Feltenstein, Ellen Charles, Beverly Warren, Regina Beinhauer, Linda Pitts WD – Gold-Coast & Blackwater Special Ops Breeders: Jennifer Boone, Maureen Jewett Owners: Jennifer Boone, Michele Walls WB/BW – Silhouette Absolutely Positive Breeder: Linda Pitts Owners: Linda Pitts, Brandon Edge BOS – GCHG CH Jasmine Camilla Lester FDC Breeder: Per Rismyhr Owner: Susanne Lester SEL Dog – GCHG CH Cocoas A Global Force For Good CGCA CGCU Breeder: Kathleen Vino Owners: Jennifer Boone, Kathleen Vino SEL Bitch – CH Sunhaven Hung The Moon At Riverwood Breeders: Astrid Lawrence, Dawn Close, Steve Lawrence Owners: Dawn Close, Johnny Down Best BBE – Dalin's Oh Oh Oh Delilah! Breeders: Linda Donaldson, Per Ingar Rismyhr Owner: Linda Donaldson Best Puppy – Silhouette Absolutely Positive Breeder: Linda Pitts Owners: Linda Pitts, Brandon Edge BEST OF BREED – GCHB CH Color Me Banker's Choice BOS to BREED – GCHG CH Jasmine Camilla Lester FDC Best NOHS in Breed – CH Sherlane Starry Starry Night Best BBE in Breed – Dalin's Oh Oh Oh Delilah! Best Puppy in Breed – Winelight Wine Legacy II Best Veteran In Breed – GCHB CH Kisian's Royal Gala Congratulations to all the Winners !
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 69 | All nominations must be received by the Chair of the Tellers’ Committee on or before April 15, 2023. You may return nominations by mail, fax or attachment. Please print or write clearly. One ballot per member; two ballots are included for households. Nominations for Regular Class Judges: 1. __________________________________________ 1. __________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________ 3. __________________________________________ 3. __________________________________________ 4. __________________________________________ 4. __________________________________________ Nominations for Futurity and Sweepstakes Judges: 1. __________________________________________ 1. __________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________ 3. __________________________________________ 3. __________________________________________ RETURN THIS FORM TO: Mr. James Davis, 16 Corn Mill Way, Rockland, MA 02370-1200. Your name and address must be on the envelope.* Email PDF Attachment to: [email protected] Your name and address must be on the PDF attachment.* Name _______________________________________ Name _______________________________________ Address _____________________________________ Address ______________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ Signature ____________________________________ Signature _____________________________________ * Envelopes or Ballots unable to be checked against the ASC membership list will not be counted. Club ballots or envelopes must contain the Club name and the name and address of the secretary of record. Individuals NOT eligible for nomination: • No sitting ASC Board member is eligible to be nominated as a regular class or futurity/sweepstakes judge. Please see this Bulletin, page 2, for these names. A list of judges approved for cocker spaniels is available in the searchable Judges Directory on the AKC website. AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. NOMINATIONS FOR JANUARY 2025 JUDGES
| 70 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 That age-old adage certainly applied this year at the 2023 ASC Flushing Spaniel Show, as some of the top competitive groomers from all over the United States and Canada came to assist handlers and breeders prepare dogs for the high stakes and spotlight of the Spaniel Club show ring. The group traveled to Knoxville to learn more about the Cocker Spaniel, improve their knowledge of the breed, fine tune their technique to groom each dog so it adheres to the standard, and gain more hands-on experience while working on dogs bred and shown by some of the best handlers and breeders in the country and around the world. Without question, the arrangement was a win-win for all. The handlers and breeders were thrilled to have such outstanding and enthusiastic assistance, saying, “It was great to have someone I could trust to get the dogs ringready. They were amazing, had tremendous work ethic, and upbeat attitudes.” From the groomers’ perspective, after spending the weekend at the show and leaving with new experiences and expanded knowledge of the breed, several who have never competed in AKC shows are now considering trying their hands in the conformation ring. Most of them are nationally-certified master groomers, a title that requires many hours of training. They also must pass rigorous qualifying tests. Several have represented the United States and Canada as members of “Groom Team” and have won in international competitions representing their country. Among the group members was Mackenzie Murphy, the top-ranked sporting dog competitor in the United States who was also #1 Cocker Spaniel groomer at the world grooming competition. She won out over competitors from 27 countries and has also won multiple competition placements and Bests in Show at other prestigious events. Another member – Macie Pisa – was the winner of “Pooch Perfect,” a television show featuring top competitive groomers. She, along with several of the other participants, have Bests in Show wins and multiple placements in grooming competitions with Poodles, Bichon Frises, Bedlington Terriers, as well as Cockers, and have been nominated for and received numerous awards as leaders in the pet grooming industry. Competitive groomers, like dog handlers, spend most of their weekends traveling the country to compete. To qualify, they must have a healthy, well-trained dog, that is a good representative of the breed and is in full show coat that has not been trimmed for at least six weeks. Each competitor is given an allotted amount of time to complete the dog’s groom (for Cockers, two hours) while judges are observing their technique. After the grooming is completed, they are judged on the accuracy and over all look of the dog, including how well the groom meets the requirements of the breed standard. A win or placement can be lost simply on the basis of a small tangle, a hair out of place, or a clipper mark. MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORK... By KATHY REID with ELENA DUGGAN (Back row, left to right) Allyson Rae Parham, Nadia Bongelli, Jessica Ogle, Ava Knight, Helen Schaefer, Gavyn Freeman, Jordan Peterson (Front row) Charlene Walker, Macie Pisa, Mackenzie Murphy Jordan Peterson (left) and Ava Knight
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 71 | Some of the groomers in Knoxville have already attended and competed in AKC and CKC events with a variety of breeds and have also worked as assistants to dog handlers. When asked what they learned from their Flushing Show experience, all were enthusiastic. Helen Shafer, who worked for Kim Vavolo for the weekend, said, “I had the chance to work on dogs from many breeders, all with different hair textures and in different condition. It was a unique opportunity to hone my skills.” Jessica Ogle, who spent the weekend assisting Marlene Ness, observed, “I learned so much about proper structure, which of course helps me understand the placement of hair and where to trim or card the coat to fit the structure properly.” Macie Pisa, who assisted Lisa Arnett, commented “We had such valuable lessons on structure – and had the chance to work on some of the most beautiful dogs in the country. What a gift to be able to trim and tweak them every day!” The groomers were also pleased because they were able to share some of their knowledge with the handlers and breeders. Canada’s Nadia Bogelli, who worked with Marlene Ness, said, “Everyone has different ways of grooming and presenting their dogs. It has been awesome to share and learn with everybody here.” Charlene Walker commented, “We had fun sharing our different prepping techniques and grooming styles – and it was a pleasure because everyone was open minded.” Aside from all the other positive outcomes of this venture, several of the groomers completed ASC membership applications before leaving Knoxville and are already looking forward to and planning for the Nationals in July at Purina. And that will be terrific news for ASC handlers, breeders, and everyone involved with Cocker Spaniels. In the words of one of the handlers, “We all should be excited to have them as part of our Cocker Spaniel family.” Mackenzie Murphy (left) and Gavyn Freeman Helen Schaefer (from left) Macie Pisa, Charlene Walker, Jessica Ogle, and Nadia Bongelli going over structure with Mark Ragusa Macie Pisa (left) and Allyson Parnham > MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORK
| 72 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 Since I have recently brought home a new puppy, I thought I would share snapshots of our early training journey, to give you some ideas of things you can do with your puppies. I am active in several performance sports, but the majority of my early training is in basic foundation behaviors that will also contribute to a well-rounded companion dog. Before I talk about Harlow, here are a few things that I do with puppies before they leave home. When the puppies are around 4 weeks old, I start taking them outside. My goal isn’t housetraining (even I don’t start them that young!), rather I am simply exposing them to a new, safe environment. This is my first step in teaching them resilience and to cope with change in a positive manner. Puppies learn coping mechanisms and resilience from birth. A variety of positive experiences will help puppies grow into stable, confident puppies. When bringing a puppy home, there are so many possibilities with regards to training it can be overwhelming. What to do? Where to start? It would be so easy to just start throwing everything at your puppy, trying to take full advantage of this period of huge learning. Puppies are like sponges and it is so tempting to try to cram as much in their puppy brains as possible. The fact is, we do have to let puppies be puppies too. We can’t just treat them like small robots, just waiting to be programmed with what we want them to know. In the first couple of weeks, it’s all about teaching the puppy that learning is fun and training sessions are a time to be looked forward to. I generally use their meal times for training purposes, rather than just feeding them out of a bowl. With Harlow, I started with simple commands such as sit, down and hand touches. Yes, even with my conformation dogs, they learn sit from day one. I teach a nice tuck sit, where the pup’s front feet stay planted and the bum comes forward as the head goes up. This sets us up for success if we decide to train for competitive obedience or rally down the road. Most people teach a rock back sit – the trainer holds the treat above the dogs head, until they drop their bum into a sit. This causes the front feet to move back, and if the dog was in heel position, this would cause them to move out of heel position. Once a dog learns a rock back sit, it can be very difficult to change that to a tuck sit, so if you are at all considering obedience or rally, I highly recommend starting out with the tuck sit. Rather than holding the treat directly above your puppy’s head, you hold it up and forward, so they are reaching forward as their head comes up. This causes the rear to tuck in to the front feet wherein heel position would be maintained. In that same session we worked on a sphinx down, sometimes called a fold back down. It sounds much fancier than it is. With your puppy in a sit, you use a treat and move it in towards their face, and then down between their paws. Ideally this will cause the puppy to back up into themselves, until lying down is the easiest option. Harlow struggled with this exercise – I think it took us five or six sessions until she really understood. This isn’t a necessary skill to teach, the fold back down, unless you are interested in the higher levels of competition obedience or rally, but it’s one I teach to all of my dogs, regardless of the path I think they will take in their performance careers. It’s a fluid motion that doesn’t require any of the feet to move when executed from a stand, so it’s clean looking and simple. It is a nice skill to have for position changes, and it is critical to preventing the dog from creeping forward on the drop on recall and command discrimination exercises in open obedience or the signal exercise in utility. Training Growing Up Harlow By KELLY LADOUCEUR, KLAD Cockers » [email protected] WHEN FIRST STARTING TRAINING, I KEEP IT SIMPLE, AND I KEEP IT FUN.
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 73 | continued > One of the other things we worked on during that first session was a hand touch, which I teach every dog I work with, even the ones I just show for friends. It’s such a simple thing to teach, and it can be really grounding for dogs in times of stress or fear. I present my hand to the dog in a “stop” gesture. Typically the dog will sniff it, and when they do I say yes, or I click my clicker. This is something dogs figure out very quickly, and it becomes an automatic behaviour for them in short order. The good part of this is that when the dog is stressed or afraid, I can ask for a touch, and it’s so ingrained that they do it automatically, and it can help bring them out of their funk. This behaviour can be used down the road for teaching a number of skills, including the very beginning stages of heeling. The last thing we worked on in that first session was spin and twist. Spin is a circle in one direction and twist is a circle in the other direction. Most dogs have a preference for one direction over the other, so you might have to work a bit harder to get the off direction to be nice and smooth. Spins and twists can be used as a part of heeling, but honestly, I teach them because they’re fun. I use them a lot in the show ring to keep my dogs engaged, because standing around and waiting can be very boring otherwise. Plus, they’re cute and the people watching always enjoy seeing the silly pet tricks. Other things that I like to work on with puppies are 101 Things To Do With A Box (originally by Karen Pryor). If you do a Google search you should get tons of hits for a description of the exercise, but basically it’s a great way to introduce both your puppy and yourself to shaping a behaviour. It teaches the puppy that the lack of a click (or yes) doesn’t mean they’re wrong and should quit, but that they’re not quite right and they should keep trying. It’s a great way to get your puppy excited about trying new things and offering behaviours, which will definitely come in handy along your training journey together. > TRAINING I also like to use my clicker to shape a “go to mat” behaviour. It’s very similar to 101 Things To Do With A Box, but the end behaviour is pre-defined in your mind. I just lay a mat on the floor and start marking the dog for putting a foot on it (I use a clicker for my marker, but you can use the word yes or anything you like). Once they’re good at that, I up the ante and ask for two feet on the mat, then three feet, then all four feet. Once they are purposefully placing themselves on the mat with all four feet, I will start cueing a down behaviour (but you can choose any behaviour you want). It won’t take long for your puppy to figure out that you want them in a down when they go on the mat, which is a very nice skill to have in your pocket. I use this behaviour when I take my dogs to classes, and it is also handy when I’m preparing their dinner or even my own meals. I have a specific mat that I use for this that I don’t leave laying around, because I want the appearance of that mat to become part of their cue to get on and lie down. With my passion for nosework, I also start my guys off with scent work from day one or two. Harlow came home at 7 weeks, and at 4.5 months old she is doing container searches and very small area searches. I am keeping everything fun for now and working a lot on building up the foundation behaviours that she will need throughout a nosework career. Honestly, the sky is the limit when you bring a new puppy home. Regardless of what your planned journey together entails, there are things you can do right from the start to get your puppy engaged and excited about learning. The work you put in at the beginning will make a huge difference as you grow and learn together. Most of the time that you spend with your puppy will become a learning experience, even if you are not doing structured training. When you call your puppy and they come running to you, reinforce that like crazy. They will
| 74 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 learn that coming to you means good treats and lots of fun and that will set them up for good recall habits for the rest of their lives. Requiring good behaviour in a pen or a crate will translate to pleasant car rides and tolerable dog show set ups. We’ve all rolled our eyes at the people with incessantly barking dogs at dog shows – a little bit of preventative work at home can make it so that you aren’t the person having eyes rolled at them. I hope you’ve enjoyed this peek into the beginning of my training journey with my puppy Harlow. Hopefully by the next issue I’ll have more to share with you about our ongoing journey. Take care and keep training! Kelly and the KLAD Kids Kelly Ladouceur has been breeding and competing under the KLAD prefix for almost 20 years. She is involved in conformation, obedience, rally obedience, scent hurdle, nosework, and therapy work. > TRAINING Regina Beinhauer [email protected] 548 Justabout Rd. Ph. 724-941-3898 Venetia, PA 15367 Cell 724-255-0980
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 75 | AKC Meet the Breeds JANUARY 28 & 29, 2023 NEW YORK CITY The Cocker Spaniel Meet the Breeds team arrived with five new dogs this year as well as one Meet the Breeds veteran. The cockers ranged from a one year old to a 10 year old with too many titles to list between Agility and Fast Cat. All the cockers held up to the 7 hours of being held, kissed, petted and having cameras in their faces. Thank you, Marlene Ness, Kim Vavolo, Deb Gunkle, Jim Moritz, and Bonnie Buell for giving up part or all of your weekend to show off our breed!
| 76 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 ASC FOUNDATION UPDATES ASC FOUNDATION SEMINAR AVAILABLE The ASC Foundation is excited to announce the first of a series of Zoom presentations that address the health of our breed. This seminar is presented by Dr. Tracy Stokol, Professor of Clinical Pathology at the Cornell Veterinary School, NY on “BLOOD PRODUCTION AND CLOTTING: WHEN IT GOES WRONG.” Dr. Stokol presents with a Q&A session an update of her research on Immune-Mediated Hemolytic Anemia in Cocker Spaniels as well as other blood diseases of concern. Last year her grant titled: Plasminogen-activator Inhibitor-1 (PAI-1) and Impaired Fibrinolysis in Immune-Mediated Hemolytic Anemia was funded by the AKC-CHF along with a significant contribution from the American Spaniel Club Foundation. You can find the link to the YouTube recording on the Foundation webpage here: https://asc-f.org/seminars/ ASC FOUNDATION LAUNCHES A HEALTH SURVEY In January of 2023 the American Spaniel Club Foundation launched an online Health Survey on Cocker Spaniels to breeders and members of the American Spaniel Club. As well, the AKC is assisting the Foundation by distributing the survey to people that have registered a cocker spaniel with the American Kennel Club. The intent of the survey is to identify issues that may be experienced by our Cocker companions over the past 20 years. A general list of Canine health issues was used to construct this survey, not necessarily those unique to Cockers. Understanding Cocker health issues will allow the Foundation to focus research and other efforts to improve the health of our Cockers as well as work with the foundations of other Spaniel breeds to jointly pursue common research interests. If you are a breeder or an owner of Cockers, please take a few minutes to participate in the survey. Your participation will aid in understanding Cocker Spaniel health and help us find research and science that will improve the quality of our canine companions in the future. If you have already participated, thank you. And if you have not yet participated, thank you for the consideration. Upon conclusion of the survey, results will be shared on this page on the ASC Foundation website: https://asc-f.org/disease-research/ If you have any questions or would like to participate in the survey, please contact the ASCF Health Survey at [email protected]. By CHARLES BORN, Foundation President AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB FOUNDATION Health, Education, Rescue
| 78 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 Blair, Beechstone’s Queen Bee, continues her journey to pet therapy certification. In the last article, we met a beautiful, brown Cocker Spaniel - Blair - that loves her new family, Jeff and Lory Griffen and their two Cocker Spaniels, Sawyer and Morgan. Blair enjoyed camping and hiking with her family and becoming familiar with her new environment. Blair became comfortable and excited with her new family and environment very quickly. She traveled to meet other family members and their canines. Plans were put into place that she would begin formal obedience training as well as preparation for the CGC program and therapy dog testing. Her journey continues as we learn more about Blair’s training, her activities, her field trips associated with her training, and therapy dog testing to become a certified therapy dog. Lory Griffen shares with us the details of Blair’s training and the activities she has experienced and continues to experience as a “Therapy Dog in Training.” We will learn about her training, and the goals Lory has in place to make her journey to pet therapy a success. LORY, TELL US ABOUT BLAIR’S EXPERIENCES IN TRAINING TO BECOME A CERTIFIED THERAPY DOG, AS WELL AS HER FORMAL TRAINING WITH HER OBEDIENCE AND THERAPY DOG TRAINING INSTRUCTORS: Blair has finished the basic training for becoming a therapy dog and is now in Canine Good Citizen classes. She is excelling in her classes according to her trainers. She loves to learn and actually learns very quickly. Because of her previous lifestyle, constant socialization and great breeding, she sees something new once and nothing bothers her. I feel she is probably ready for anything that comes along in life. Blair has experienced noises, people, surfaces, different types of lights, unstable objects, medical equipment, and nothing seems to bother her. We visit at least three new places each week for extended experiences. I discovered Blair loves to go shopping; she definitely has the shopping gene! She loves to shop in pet stores or any store that has something that may have people or especially children who may want to pet her or give her some love. She loves to see people happy and bring joy. She is definitely the Queen. WHAT ARE YOUR PRESENT AND FUTURE GOALS FOR BLAIR CONCERNING HER JOURNEY TO PET THERAPY? I plan for Blair to obtain the Canine Good Citizenship title, Canine Good Citizen Advance title, and Canine Good Citizen Urban title. In time we will train for Trick Dog titles; however, these will not all be earned before we are certified. Training and earning the different titles will enhance her solid confidence and our team bonding. She is eager to work during training and is a very intelligent girl. Blair actually loves to work, and it makes her PET THERAPY CONTINUES J J J J JYY By JOYCE MCINTYRE, ASC THERAPY DOG COMMITTEE CHAIR, and LORY GRIFFEN, GUEST CONTRIBUTOR BLAIR’S JOURNEY TO Owners: Jeff and Lory Griffen; Breeder: Karen Osper
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 79 | happy. The titles are not required to be a therapy dog, but they help with our bonding and keep her happy and connected with people. Blair adores children! I plan to take her to libraries and schools for children to read to her. I’m sure she will excel in that area. When colleges and universities have their semester testing, we will visit to offer stress relief. We also have two senior retirement facilities waiting for her to come visit them. At times she will visit with her brothers, Sawyer or Morgan, and at other times she will visit alone. Most of the time, she will be visiting alone. WHEN DO YOU EXPECT BLAIR TO BE TESTED FOR CERTIFICATION FOR “THERAPY DOG” AND BEGIN VISITING THOSE THAT NEED HER SWEET TEMPERAMENT? Blair will be tested for the Canine Good Citizenship title first, and we will be tested for her certification for pet therapy as soon as a test is available in our area. She will be in special classes throughout this time because I believe the classes are beneficial for her Canine Good Citizen through Canine Good Citizen Urban titles. She is actually ready to be tested; however, there are no available tests in our area for the next couple months. WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE OTHERS THAT WOULD LIKE TO CERTIFY A THERAPY DOG? My advice to those who would like to be involved in pet therapy is to be sure you have a dog with a great temperament. Therapy dogs are born; they are not made. You cannot train temperament! Then socialize constantly! Take your puppy or dog to at least three new places weekly and be sure to go to obedience classes. You can home school your dog; however, obedience classes also give your dog the opportunity to be with other dogs and be under control with distractions you can’t provide. Most trainers know the best way to train therapy dogs in a specialized therapy dog class and situation. A good trainer may know situations a dog owner will not know or be aware of. New surfaces and sounds are very important to socialize with a prospective therapy dog. I found that hardware stores are great for different floor surfaces, sounds, people, children and many different sights. The organization we are certifying with allows costumes and dress-ups; therefore, the dogs dress for holidays and special occasions. My dogs are accustomed to wearing hats and costumes plus now Blair enjoys wearing dresses. She prances around wearing pretty dresses and hats like the Queen she is. People squeal with joy when they see the dogs walk into the rooms in costume. Some of them clap and giggle with joy as the dogs come into their rooms. I love to see the big smiles on their faces as they see the dogs in costume and Sawyer in his many different hats. I have had families and staff ask for special visits from the boys, Sawyer and Morgan, when they see them in the halls wearing their hats and beautiful embellished collars. Sawyer and Morgan also have their Trick > TRAINING continued > > PET THERAPY
| 80 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 Dog titles; therefore, I will be continuing with classes for Blair to learn tricks and obtain Trick Dog titles. People love to watch our dogs do tricks even if they are simple tricks like jumping through a hoop, finding a treat, doing a sit, lying down, spinning in a circle and reverse spins, bowing or pulling a Kleenex out of a box. They love for our dogs to entertain them in the short time they get to spend with them. My dogs and I love smiles and laughter! When I take my dogs into facilities, I hear the excitement and joy in their voices when they see them because maybe they had Cocker Spaniels in their past or they have a Cocker at home waiting “just like your beautiful Sawyer or Morgan.” I have heard so many requests for my dogs as I go through the halls by residents and their families just because “they are the beautiful Cocker Spaniels” or they have always wanted a Cocker like on TV. People love to see our dogs, and they have such joy and happiness in their voices and on their faces when they see them. It brings such joy to me also to share them with people who not only love dogs, but also love our amazing breed. A new puppy with a great temperament properly trained and socialized as well as an active show or performance temperament solid dog can be trained to certify as a therapy dog. A loving retired show dog can have a second career as a therapy dog to bring joy and memories to those that need them. It’s a team effort and such an honor to team with your sweet Cocker Spaniel to bring joy and smiles to others. In closing, we will continue to follow Blair to her therapy dog certification and some of her beginning therapy dog visits. As an evaluator of a therapy dog registry, I have no doubt that she will become a great therapy dog. Her breeder, owners, and instructors are doing and have done a great job preparing her for the honored title of THERAPY DOG. Lory Griffen is a seasoned trainer and handler of therapy dogs and her experience will be an asset for Blair. Blair is a wonderful ambassador of our beloved breed—The American Cocker Spaniel! Joyce McIntyre ASC Member and ASC Therapy Dog Committee Chair Cocker Spaniel Club of Central Oklahoma, President Oklahoma City Obedience Training Club, Member Therapy Dog Evaluator Handler of Therapy Dog, DeeDee > PET THERAPY
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 81 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. founded 1881 COCKER SPANIEL BREEDER REFERRAL APPLICATION ALL APPLICANTS MUST SIGN AND RETURN THIS FORM WITH AN ANNUAL ENTRY FEE TO COVER EXPENSES. ACCEPTANCE INTO THIS PROGRAM IS A PRIVILEGE OPEN ONLY TO ASC MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING WHO SUBSCRIBE TO THE A CODE OF ETHICS. MEMBERSHIP IN THE PROGRAM MUST BE RENEWED ON AN ANNUAL BASIS ON THE FORM SUPPLIED BY THE ASC BY JANUARY 1st EACH YEAR. I understand that the American Spaniel Club has published, and actively promotes guidelines for responsible breeders. These guidelines are stated in the ASC Cocker Spaniel Breeder Referral Policy and Guidelines. As a Cocker Spaniel breeder, I promise to follow these guidelines and the ASC Code of Ethics to the best of my ability. I understand that failure to do so may result in my expulsion from this program. I also understand that the program is foremost an education program, and that as a participant, I may be contacted by potential Cocker Spaniel owners for information about the breed, even if I do not have companion dogs available at that time. Signature NAME OF BREEDER:___________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ KENNEL PREFIX: ______________________________________________________________________________ TELEPHONE INFO YOU WISH LISTED: Home: _____________________ CELL: _____________________ EMAIL ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________________________________ VARIETY/COLOR OF COCKER SPANIEL YOU BREED: _______________________________________________ DO YOU SOMETIMES HAVE OLDER DOGS FOR PLACEMENT? _______________________________________ □ I AM AN ASC MEMBER; I SUBSCRIBE TO THE CODE OF ETHICS AND MY DUES ARE PAID. □ I ENCLOSE $10.00 FOR THE BREEDER REFERRAL LISTING OR □ I ENCLOSE $40.00 FOR A BREEDER REFERRAL LISTING WHICH INCLUDES A LINK TO MY WEB SITE WEBSITE ADDRESS : _______________________________________________________________________ FORWARD THE APPLICATION together with a check made out to the American Spaniel Club, Inc. to: Tom Dowell ASC Breeder Referral Chairperson 3025 Three Bridge Road Powhatan, VA 23139 804-598-9298 [email protected] rev. 02.07.2018
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BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 TROPHY DONATIONS BEST OF BREED AWARDS m Best of Breed ...........................200 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOB ..160 m Best Bred By Exhibitor...............65 m Best Owner Handled..................65 m Best Veteran ..............................65 m Best Field...................................65 m Best Brace .................................65 m Best Stud Dog............................65 m Best Brood Bitch ........................65 m Best Reserve Owner Handler....65 BLACK VARIETY m Best of Variety..........................110 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV ..100 m Best Of Winners.........................90 m Winner’s Dog .............................60 m Reserve Winner’s Dog...............50 m Winner’s Bitch ............................60 m Reserve Winner’s Bitch..............50 ASCOB VARIETY m Best of Variety..........................110 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV ..100 m Best Of Winners.........................90 m Winner’s Dog .............................60 m Reserve Winner’s Dog...............50 m Winner’s Bitch ............................60 m Reserve Winner’s Bitch..............50 PARTI VARIETY m Best of Variety..........................110 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV ..100 m Best Of Winners.........................90 m Winner’s Dog .............................60 m Reserve Winner’s Dog...............50 m Winner’s Bitch ............................60 m Reserve Winner’s Bitch..............50 FUTURITY m Best in Futurity...........................50 m Best of Opposite Sex to BIF ......40 m Best of Variety Black..................35 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV Black..................................28 m Best of Variety ASCOB..............35 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV ASCOB..........................28 m Best of Variety Parti-color..........35 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV Parti-color......................28 CUT-DOWN SWEEPSTAKES m Best in Cut-Down Sweepstakes 65 m Best of Opposite Sex .................50 m Best of Variety Black..................45 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV Black ..........................................35 m Best of Variety ASCOB..............45 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV ASCOB.......................................35 m Best of Variety Parti-color..........45 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV Parti-color...................................35 BRED BY EXHIBITOR SWEEPSTAKES m Best Bred By Exhibitor Sweepstakes..............................65 m Best of Opposite Sex BBE.........50 m Best of Variety Black..................45 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV Black ..........................................35 m Best of Variety ASCOB..............45 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV ASCOB.......................................35 m Best of Variety Parti-color..........45 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV Parti-color...................................35 VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES m Best in Veteran Sweepstakes....65 m Best of Opposite Sex .................50 m Best of Variety Black..................45 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV Black ..........................................35 m Best of Variety ASCOB..............45 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV ASCOB.......................................35 m Best of Variety Parti-color..........45 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV Parti-color...................................35 JUNIOR HANDLER m Best Junior Handler .................$34 m Reserve Best Junior Handler...$30 BEST OWNER HANDLED SWEEPSTAKES m Best Owner Handled Sweepstakes..............................65 m Best of Opposite Sex to Best in Sweeps ......................50 m Best of Variety Black..................45 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV Black ..........................................35 m Best of Variety ASCOB..............45 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV ASCOB.......................................35 m Best of Variety Parti-color..........45 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV Parti-color...................................35 RIBBON DONATIONS BEST OF BREED AWARDS m Best of Breed .............................50 m Best of Opposite Sex .................50 m Best Bred By Exhibitor...............20 m Best Owner Handled..................20 m Best Veteran ..............................20 m Best Field...................................20 m Best Brace .................................20 m Best Stud Dog............................20 m Best Brood Bitch ........................20 m Best Reserve Owner Handler....20 BLACK VARIETY m Best of Variety............................20 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV ....20 m Best Of Winners.........................15 m Winner’s Dog .............................10 m Reserve Winner’s Dog...............10 m Winner’s Bitch ............................10 m Reserve Winner’s Bitch..............10 m Select Dog .................................20 m Select Bitch................................20 m Award of Merit............................20 m Award of Merit............................20 m Stud Dog....................................20 m Brood Bitch ................................20 m Veteran Dog...............................20 m Veteran Bitch .............................20 m Field Dog....................................20 m Field Bitch ..................................20 DONATION FORM PAGE 1 Donations can be made for multiple events on all days and you can contribute directly to the General Trophy Fund. You may consider donating in honor/ memory of a cocker and we will post recognition at the trial. We also encourage clubs to support this endeavor for recognition of our amazing performance cockers. We greatly appreciate your support and generosity! ASC NATIONAL SPECIALTY TROPHY + ROSETTE DONATION FORM CONFORMATION JULY 20-22, 2023
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BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 DONATION FORM PAGE 2 | 83 | m Owner Handled .........................20 FIRST PLACE IN CLASSES m Puppy 6 and under 9 mos .........20 m Puppy 9 and under 12 mos .......20 m 12 months and under 18 mos....20 m Amateur Owner Handled ...........20 m Bred By Exhibitor.......................20 m American Bred ...........................20 m Open Dog...................................20 m Puppy 6 and under 9 mos .........20 m Puppy 9 and under 12 mos .......20 m 12 months and under 18 mos....20 m Amateur Owner Handled ...........20 m Bred By Exhibitor.......................20 m American Bred ...........................20 m Open Bitch .................................20 m Field Dog....................................20 m Field Bitch ..................................20 m Veteran Dog ..............................20 m Veteran Bitch .............................20 ASCOB VARIETY m Best of Variety............................20 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV ....20 m Best Of Winners.........................15 m Winner’s Dog .............................10 m Reserve Winner’s Dog...............10 m Winner’s Bitch ............................10 m Reserve Winner’s Bitch..............10 m Select Dog .................................20 m Select Bitch................................20 m Award of Merit............................20 m Award of Merit............................20 m Stud Dog....................................20 m Brood Bitch ................................20 m Veteran Dog...............................20 m Veteran Bitch .............................20 m Field Dog....................................20 m Field Bitch ..................................20 m Owner Handled .........................20 FIRST PLACE IN CLASSES m Puppy 6 and under 9 mos .........20 m Puppy 9 and under 12 mos .......20 m 12 months and under 18 mos....20 m Amateur Owner Handled ...........20 m Bred By Exhibitor.......................20 m American Bred ...........................20 m Open Dog...................................20 m Puppy 6 and under 9 mos .........20 m Puppy 9 and under 12 mos .......20 m 12 months and under 18 mos....20 m Amateur Owner Handled ...........20 m Bred By Exhibitor.......................20 m American Bred ...........................20 m Open Bitch .................................20 m Field Dog....................................20 m Field Bitch ..................................20 m Veteran Dog ..............................20 m Veteran Bitch .............................20 PARTI VARIETY m Best of Variety............................20 m Best of Opposite Sex to BOV ....20 m Best Of Winners.........................15 m Winner’s Dog .............................10 m Reserve Winner’s Dog...............10 m Winner’s Bitch ............................10 m Reserve Winner’s Bitch..............10 m Select Dog .................................20 m Select Bitch................................20 m Award of Merit............................20 m Award of Merit............................20 m Stud Dog....................................20 m Brood Bitch ................................20 m Veteran Dog...............................20 m Veteran Bitch .............................20 m Field Dog....................................20 m Field Bitch ..................................20 m Owner Handled .........................20 FIRST PLACE IN CLASSES m Puppy 6 and under 9 mos .........20 m Puppy 9 and under 12 mos .......20 m 12 months and under 18 mos....20 m Amateur Owner Handled ...........20 m Bred By Exhibitor.......................20 m American Bred ...........................20 m Open Dog...................................20 m Puppy 6 and under 9 mos .........20 m Puppy 9 and under 12 mos .......20 m 12 months and under 18 mos....20 m Amateur Owner Handled ...........20 m Bred By Exhibitor.......................20 m American Bred ...........................20 m Open Bitch .................................20 m Field Dog....................................20 m Field Bitch ..................................20 m Veteran Dog ..............................20 m Veteran Bitch .............................20 FUTURITY m Best in Futurity...........................20 m Best of Opposite Sex ................20 m Best of Variety Black..................10 m Best of Opposite Black ..............10 m Best of Variety ASCOB..............10 m Best of Opposite ASCOB...........10 m Best of Variety Parti...................10 m Best of Opposite Parti................10 CUT-DOWN SWEEPSTAKES m Best in Cut-Down Sweepstakes 20 m Best of Opposite Sex ................20 m Best of Variety Black..................10 m Best of Opposite Black ..............10 m Best of Variety ASCOB..............10 m Best of Opposite ASCOB...........10 m Best of Variety Parti...................10 m Best of Opposite Parti................10 BRED BY EXHIBITOR SWEEPSTAKES m Best Bred By Exhibitor Sweepstakes..............................20 m Best of Opposite Sex .................20 m Best of Variety Black..................10 m Best of Opposite Black ..............10 m Best of Variety ASCOB..............10 m Best of Opposite ASCOB...........10 m Best of Variety Parti...................10 m Best of Opposite Parti................10 VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES m Best in Veteran Sweepstakes....20 m Best of Opposite Sex .................20 m Best of Variety Black..................10 m Best of Opposite Black ..............10 m Best of Variety ASCOB..............10 m Best of Opposite ASCOB...........10 m Best of Variety Parti...................10 m Best of Opposite Parti................10 JUNIOR HANDLER m Best Junior Handler ...................20 m Reserve Best Junior Handler.....20 FIRST PLACEMENTS EACH CLASS m Novice Junior .............................20 m Novice Intermediate...................20 m Novice Senior.............................20 m Open Junior ...............................20 m Open Intermediate .....................20 m Open Senior...............................20 m Masters ......................................20 OWNER HANDLED SWEEPSTAKES m Best Owner Handled Sweepstakes..............................20 m Best of Opposite Sex .................20 m Best of Variety Black..................10 m Best of Opposite Black ..............10 m Best of Variety ASCOB..............10 m Best of Opposite ASCOB...........10 m Best of Variety Parti...................10 m Best of Opposite Parti................10 m General Trophy/ Ribbons Fund........ $______ > OBEDIENCE / RALLY TROPHY DONATION FORM DONATION FORM PAGE 2 continued >
| 84 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 PLEASE NOTE: If your first choice has been donated, where would you like your donation to go? 2nd choice is: __________________________________________________________________________ 3rd choice is: ___________________________________________________________________________ m Apply my donation to any unclaimed award or to the general fund. > CONFORMATION TROPHY & ROSETTE DONATION FORM DONATION FORM PAGE 3 PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: Donor: _______________________________________________________________________________ Optional: m in memory of a deceased dog or m on behalf of a dog / kennel: ______________________________________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________________________________________ Phone: _______________________ m mobile Email:________________________________________ PAYMENT OPTIONS: Total Amount: $ ______________ m Send check or money order payable (in US funds only) to THE AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB with all 3 FORM PAGES to: LINDA MOORE • 6627 ROBIN RD • DALLAS, TX 75209-5322 m Pay online at: www.americanspanielclub.org/product/national-trophy-and-rosette-donations/ CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED ONLINE! Direct any donation questions to Linda Moore at [email protected]
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| 86 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 OBEDIENCE / RALLY TROPHY DONATION FORM DONATION FORM PAGE 1 ASC NATIONAL SPECIALTY PURINA FARMS, GRAY SUMMIT, MO July 20-22, 2023 We will be offering three exciting days of Obedience/Rally this Summer! Friday will be the COCKER-ONLY DAY with lots of special awards, rosettes, and fun. Saturday and Sunday will be All Breed competition. Donations can be made for multiple events on all days and you can contribute directly to the General Trophy Fund. You may consider donating in honor/memory of a cocker and we will post recognition at the trial. We also encourage clubs to support this endeavor for recognition of our amazing performance cockers. We greatly appreciate your support and generosity! TROPHY DONATIONS COCKERS ONLY OBEDIENCE –FRIDAY– m Highest Scoring Dog in Regular Classes................... 100 m Highest Combined Score (Open B + Utility) ................. 100 m Highest Scoring Cocker CH of Record ......................... 25 m Highest Scoring Cocker Veteran................................... 25 m 1st - 4th Beginner Novice A... 20 m 1st - 4th Beginner Novice B... 20 m 1st - 4th Preferred Novice...... 20 m 1st - 4th Novice A .................. 20 m 1st - 4th Novice B .................. 20 m 1st - 4th Graduate Novice...... 20 m 1st - 4th Preferred Open........ 20 m 1st - 4th Open A..................... 20 m 1st - 4th Open B..................... 20 m 1st - 4th Graduate Open........ 20 m 1st - 4th Preferred Utility........ 20 m 1st - 4th Utility A..................... 20 m 1st - 4th Utility B..................... 20 m 1st - 4th Versatility ................. 20 m 1st - 4th Obedience Brace..... 20 m 1st - 4th Obedience Veteran.. 20 ALL BREED OBEDIENCE –SATURDAY– m Highest Scoring Dog in Regular Classes..................... 25 m Highest Scoring Cocker in Regular Classes..................... 25 m Highest Combined Score (Open B + Utility) ................... 25 m Highest Combined Score Cocker (Open B + Utility)....... 25 m Highest Scoring Dog in Preferred Classes .................. 25 m High Combined Score in Preferred Classes .................. 25 m Highest Scoring Cocker in Preferred Classes .................. 25 m High Combined Scoring Cocker in Preferred Classes.. 25 m 1st - 4th Beginner Novice A... 20 m 1st - 4th Beginner Novice B... 20 m 1st - 4th Preferred Novice...... 20 m 1st - 4th Novice A .................. 20 m 1st - 4th Novice B .................. 20 m 1st - 4th Graduate Novice...... 20 m 1st - 4th Preferred Open........ 20 m 1st - 4th Open A..................... 20 m 1st - 4th Open B..................... 20 m 1st - 4th Graduate Open........ 20 m 1st - 4th Preferred Utility........ 20 m 1st - 4th Utility A..................... 20 m 1st - 4th Utility B..................... 20 m 1st - 4th Versatility ................. 20 ALL-BREED OBEDIENCE –SUNDAY– m Highest Scoring Dog in Regular Classes..................... 25 m Highest Scoring Cocker in Regular Classes..................... 25 m Highest Combined Score (Open B + Utility) ................... 25 m Highest Combined Score Cocker (Open B + Utility)....... 25 m Highest Scoring Dog in Preferred Classes .................. 25 m Highest Combined Score in Preferred Classes .................. 25 m Highest Scoring Cocker in Preferred Classes .................. 25 m High Combined Scoring Cocker in Preferred classes... 25 m 1st - 4th Beginner Novice A... 20 m 1st - 4th Beginner Novice B... 20 m 1st - 4th Novice A .................. 20 m 1st - 4th Novice B .................. 20 m 1st - 4th Graduate Novice...... 20 m 1st - 4th Open A..................... 20 m 1st - 4th Open B..................... 20 m 1st - 4th Graduate Open........ 20 m 1st - 4th Utility A..................... 20 m 1st - 4th Utility B..................... 20 m 1st - 4th Versatility ................. 20 COCKERS ONLY RALLY –FRIDAY– m Highest Combined Score (Adv B & Exc B)..................... 25 m High Combined Triple Q ........ 25 m High Scoring Champion of Record.................................... 25 m High Scoring Veteran............. 25 m 1st - 4th Rally Novice A ......... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Novice B ......... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Advanced A .... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Advanced B .... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Excellent A...... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Excellent B...... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Masters........... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Pairs................ 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Team............... 20 ALL-BREED RALLY –SATURDAY– m Highest Combined Score (Adv B & Exc B)..................... 25 m Highest Combined Scoring Cocker (Adv B & Exc B) ........ 25 m High Combined Triple Q (Adv B, Exc B, & Masters)..... 25 m High Combined Triple Q (Cocker) ................................. 25 m 1st - 4th Rally Novice A ......... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Novice B ......... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Advanced A .... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Advanced B .... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Excellent A...... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Excellent B...... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Masters........... 20 ALL-BREED RALLY –SUNDAY– m Highest Combined Score (Adv B & Exc B)..................... 25
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BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 DONATION FORM PAGE 2 | 87 | m Highest Combined Scoring Cocker (Adv B & Exc B) ........ 25 m High Combined Triple Q (Adv B, Exc B, & Masters)..... 25 m High Combined Triple Q (Cocker) ................................. 25 m 1st - 4th Rally Novice A ......... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Novice B ......... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Advanced A .... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Advanced B .... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Excellent A...... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Excellent B...... 20 m 1st - 4th Rally Masters........... 20 m New Title Rosettes....... $______ RIBBON DONATIONS COCKERS ONLY OBEDIENCE –FRIDAY– m Highest Scoring Dog in Regular Classes..................... 50 m Highest Combined Score (Open B + Utility) ................... 50 m Highest Scoring Cocker CH of Record ......................... 40 m Highest Scoring Cocker Veteran................................... 40 m 1st - 4th Beginner Novice A... 30 m 1st - 4th Beginner Novice B... 30 m 1st - 4th Preferred Novice...... 30 m 1st - 4th Novice A .................. 30 m 1st - 4th Novice B .................. 30 m 1st - 4th Graduate Novice...... 30 m 1st - 4th Preferred Open........ 30 m 1st - 4th Open A..................... 30 m 1st - 4th Open B..................... 30 m 1st - 4th Graduate Open........ 30 m 1st - 4th Preferred Utility........ 30 m 1st - 4th Utility A..................... 30 m 1st - 4th Utility B..................... 30 m 1st - 4th Versatility ................. 30 m 1st - 4th Obedience Brace..... 30 m 1st - 4th Obedience Veteran.. 30 ALL BREED OBEDIENCE –SATURDAY– m Highest Scoring Dog in Regular Classes..................... 50 m Highest Scoring Cocker in Regular Classes..................... 50 m Highest Combined Score (Open B + Utility) ................... 40 m Highest Combined Score Cocker (Open B + Utility)....... 40 m Highest Scoring Dog in Preferred classes ................... 40 m High Combined Score in Preferred Classes .................. 40 m Highest Scoring Cocker in Preferred Classes .................. 30 m High Combined Scoring Cocker in Preferred Classes .............. 30 m 1st - 4th Beginner Novice A... 30 m 1st - 4th Beginner Novice B... 30 m 1st - 4th Preferred Novice...... 30 m 1st - 4th Novice A .................. 30 m 1st - 4th Novice B .................. 30 m 1st - 4th Graduate Novice...... 30 m 1st - 4th Preferred Open........ 30 m 1st - 4th Open A..................... 30 m 1st - 4th Open B..................... 30 m 1st - 4th Graduate Open........ 30 m 1st - 4th Preferred Utility........ 30 m 1st - 4th Utility A..................... 30 m 1st - 4th Utility B..................... 30 m 1st - 4th Versatility ................. 30 ALL-BREED OBEDIENCE –SUNDAY– m Highest Scoring Dog in Regular Classes..................... 50 m Highest Scoring Cocker in Regular Classes..................... 50 m Highest Combined Score (Open B + Utility) ................... 40 m Highest Combined Score Cocker (Open B + Utility)....... 40 m Highest Scoring Dog in Preferred Classes .................. 30 m Highest Combined Score in Preferred Classes .................. 30 m Highest Scoring Cocker in Preferred Classes .................. 30 m High Combined Scoring Cocker in Preferred Classes.. 30 m 1st - 4th Beginner Novice A... 30 m 1st - 4th Beginner Novice B... 30 m 1st - 4th Novice A .................. 30 m 1st - 4th Novice B .................. 30 m 1st - 4th Graduate Novice...... 30 m 1st - 4th Open A..................... 30 m 1st - 4th Open B..................... 30 m 1st - 4th Graduate Open........ 30 m 1st - 4th Utility A..................... 30 m 1st - 4th Utility B..................... 30 m 1st - 4th Versatility ................. 30 COCKERS ONLY RALLY –FRIDAY– m Highest Combined Score (Adv B & Exc B)..................... 50 m High Combined Triple Q (Adv B, Exc B, & Masters)..... 50 m High Scoring Champion of Record.................................... 40 m High Scoring Veteran............. 40 m 1st - 4th Rally Novice A ......... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Novice B ......... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Advanced A .... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Advanced B .... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Excellent A...... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Excellent B...... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Master............. 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Pair ................. 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Team............... 30 ALL-BREED RALLY –SATURDAY– m Highest Combined Score (Adv B & Exc B)..................... 50 m Highest Combined Scoring Cocker (Adv B & Exc B) ........ 50 m High Combined Triple Q (Adv B, Exc B, & Masters)..... 50 m High Combined Triple Q (Cocker) ................................. 50 m 1st - 4th Rally Novice A ......... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Novice B ......... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Advanced A .... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Advanced B .... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Excellent A...... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Excellent B...... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Masters........... 30 ALL-BREED RALLY –SUNDAY– m Highest Combined Score (Adv B & Exc B)..................... 50 m Highest Combined Scoring Cocker (Adv B & Exc B) ........ 50 m High Combined Triple Q (Adv B, Exc B, & Masters)..... 50 m High Combined Triple Q (Cocker) ................................. 50 m 1st - 4th Rally Novice A ......... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Novice B ......... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Advanced A .... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Advanced B .... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Excellent A...... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Excellent B...... 30 m 1st - 4th Rally Masters........... 30 m New Title Rosettes....... $______ m General Trophy/ Ribbons Fund........ $______ > OBEDIENCE / RALLY TROPHY DONATION FORM DONATION FORM PAGE 2 continued >
| 88 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: Donor: _______________________________________________________________________________ Optional: m in memory of a deceased dog or m on behalf of a dog / kennel: ______________________________________________________________________ m I will or have emailed a photo of dog for display to Deb Sazma at [email protected] Address: _____________________________________________________________________________ Phone: _______________________ m mobile Email:________________________________________ PAYMENT OPTIONS: Total Amount: $ ______________ m Send check or money order payable (in US funds only) to THE AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB with all 3 FORM PAGES to: DEB SAZMA • 6123 S. KENNETH AVE • CHICAGO IL 60629 m Pay online at: www.americanspanielclub.org and mail all 3 FORM PAGES to Deb Sazma at address above. CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED ONLINE! Direct any donation questions to Deb Sazma at [email protected] PLEASE NOTE: If your first choice has been donated, where would you like your donation to go? 2nd choice is: __________________________________________________________________________ 3rd choice is: ___________________________________________________________________________ m Apply my donation to any unclaimed award or to the general fund. > OBEDIENCE / RALLY TROPHY DONATION FORM DONATION FORM PAGE 3
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 89 | TOP BREEDERS: Laura Heidrich, Laurent – 18, 13 co-bred Linda Pitts, Silhouette, – 12, 9 co-bred Ricky Brodersen, Mystical – 11, 1 co-bred Sandra A McCord, Windrift – 10 Julie Turner-Hayes, Julre – 8, 6 co-bred Debra Podratz, Tri-Pod – 7, 5 co-bred Bonnie Pike, Silverhall – 6, 3 co-bred Linda Bennett, Toybox – 6 Darlene Jevning, Stargazer – 5 Deborah Sazma, Pretty Eyes – 5, all co-bred Diane Lindner, D&D Hill Country – 5 DiAnn Erdman Prock, Twilight – 5 Lane Tarantino, Lomapoint – 5, all co-bred Rosemary Logrie, Mardi Gras – 5, 3 co-bred Beate Pruitt, Pbj – 4, all co-bred Betty Lou Bunert, San’D Star – 4, all co-bred Brandon Edge, CuttingEdge – 4, all co-bred Carol Thompson, Be-Fit – 4, all co-bred Dawn Close, Riverwood – 4, all co-bred Deann Miller, Ardee – 4 Diana Christian, Be-Fit – 4, all co-bred Genea W Jones, Ashwood – 4, all co-bred Jamie Masson, Jams – 4, all co-bred Linda Berger, Silver Stars – 4 Linda Donaldson, Dalin – 4, all co-bred Melva Zellick, Willowcreek – 4 Michelle Roof, Mashell – 4, 1 co-bred Suzzie Bambule, Monarch – 4, all co-bred TOP PRODUCING SIRES: GCHG Very Vigie Nobody Is Perfect, Tri – 12 GCHS Silver Pine Just In Time For Stich, Blk – 11 CH Legend Blue Sky Ryder, Tri – 6 GCHS My-Ida-Ho Remarkable, Tri – 6 GCH Pbj’s Dark Horse, Tri – 6 CH Per’s Power Point, Brn – 6 GCHG Cameo Siloet’s Gold Coast Connection, Bf – 5 GCHP Clerwood Silhouette Speed Of Light, Blk – 5 GCHP Foley’s Frat Party CGC, Bf – 5 GCHG Mardi Gras Black Tie Affair RAE MX MXS MXJ, Blk – 5 GCH Monthaven N Rmac’s Top Gun, Tri – 5 CH Amere Say You’ll Remember Me, B/T – 4 GCHG D&D Hill Country’s Black Inc, Blk – 4 CH Freedom N Ardee’s Talkin’ Trade, Blk – 4 CH Jerland N Pied D’Or Do You Wanna Dance, BF – 4 CH Laurent’s Best Man, Bf – 4 CH Madmann’s Silhouette Need For Speed, Blk – 4 GCHG Mardi Gras Bobby Socks, BN, RN, B/T – 4 GCH Silver Star’s Out Of The Flame, B/W – 4 GCH Toybox Double Trouble, B/T – 4 TOP PRODUCING DAMS: GCH D&D Hill Country’s Shop Till You Drop At Macy’s, Bf – 5 CH Be-Fit’s Cold As Ice, B/T – 4 CH Sassycreek Blue Mystical Enchantment, Blu Rn – 4 CH Silver Star’s N Moody Lil Polka Dot Girl, B/W – 4 CH Stargazer Strutting In The Buff, Bf – 4 GCH Tri-Pod N San’D Star Skittles, R/W – 4 GCH Ardee N Adobe’s Gold To The Last Drop, Bf – 3 CH Ashwood’s Steal The Show, Bf – 3 CH Emerald’s Undeniable, Blk – 3 CH Jerland’s Sweet N Sassi Of Pied D’Or, Bf – 3 GCH Laurent Monarch’s Fashionista, B/T – 3 CH Laurent Show Off, CD, BN, RA, GCG, R/W – 3 GCHS Lomapoint She Does It For Money, R/W – 3 GCH Mashell’s Tearin It Up, Brn – 3 GCH Nita’s Standing In The Spotlight, Tri – 3 GCH Pbj’s Parti Like A Rock Star, Tri – 3 CH Silverhall Sophistikated Lady Of Flipside, Blk – 3 Sunnyland’s Dancing Queen, Bf – 3 GCH Sunshine’s Some Like It Hot, Blk – 3 CH Terje & Exl’s Star Player, Blk – 3 GCHB Twilights She’s Oh So Striking, Brn – 3 2 0 2 2 january–december Compiled by KATHY BROCK TOP PRODUCERS
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| 92 | AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 Members may submit comments on these applicants by April 5, 2023, to Kevin Carter, [email protected] Zone 1 Miss Kalli Dobmeier (Junior) 7780 Old State Rd Cranesville, PA 16410-2106 Sponsors: Terri Procuniar Kim Vavolo Christye Moser 1902 Northampton Ave Northampton, PA 18067-1346 Sponsors: Debra Lowery Billie Hayes Zone 2 Rachael DeSanto 611 NW Bronco Ter Lake City, FL 32055-1148 Sponsors: Linda Bennett Robert McKinney Keleigh Hutson 663 Tilley Ln Milton, KY 40045-8150 Sponsors: Lisa Arnett Bonnie Buell Jordan Peterson 8411 Rosetree Dr Ooltewah, TN 37363-8419 Sponsors: Laura Heidrich Suzzanne Bambule Kristen Pierce 2608 Ivy Glen Dr Conway, SC 29526-3828 Sponsors: Kathy Reid Diana Christian Zone 3 Richard & Jeanette Brown 139 York Ave Battle Creek, MI 49015-4452 Sponsors: Nancy Gallant Diane Nelson Annette Norris 15677 North 100 West Summitville, IN 46070-9393 Sponsors: Mary Napper Genea Jones Zone 4 Mike Allen 1080 Vali Rd Powell, WY 82435-9259 Sponsors: Astrid Lawrence Terry Kelso Lorinda Goudy 19907 NE 109th St Brush Prairie, WA 98606-9769 Sponsors: Lynette Davis June Burkhart Lina Penunuri Mathews 1564 N Buckspring Pl Vail, AZ 85641-9721 Sponsors: Billie Hayes Marlene Ness Cheryl Turner 2639 Tudor Ct Rescue, CA 95672-9480 Sponsors: Carol Dorin Mary Clark Zone 5 Kara Frankovich 1990 Marion County 164 Theodosia, MO 65761-5329 Sponsors: Sandy Roland Debra Lowery Gavyn Freeman 208 Altamont St Hutto, TX 78634-5391 Sponsors: Makensie Murphy Laura Heidrich Gretchen Goertz 3522 Deeds Rd Houston, TX 77084-5575 Sponsors: Lisa Barras Rona Halbreich Ava Knight 5505 Reagan St Tyler, TX 75707-2047 Sponsors: Laura Heidrich Suzzanne Bambule Foreign Keri Campbell 26389 98 Ave Maple Ridge, BC V2W 1K3 Canada Sponsors: Judith Webb Astrid Lawrence Charlene Walker 67 Hattie Court Keswick, ON L4P 3Z8 Canada Sponsors: Marlene Ness Laura Heidrich APPLICANTS FOR ASC MEMBERSHIP • APRIL 2023 Notice Welcome
AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB, INC. BULLETIN | MARCH 2023 | 93 | Welcome VOTED INTO MEMBERSHIP • JANUARY 2023 Gerri Goers-Rogers Jaime Howard Donna Zygarlicke ASSOCIATE MEMBERS MEMBERS Submitted by KEVIN CARTER Zone 1 Carol Kuhlman Zone 2 Jeanne Grim Penny Hoover Kathleen Van Elswyk Mary Walker Zone 3 Dina Burke Byron Gray THESE MEMBERS REACHED LIFE MEMBER STATUS • JANUARY 2023 Submitted by KEVIN CARTER Congratulations! Zone 4 Shelle Adams Judy Brickey Zone 5 Cindy Cunningham Sharon Jolly Canada Claude Chalut & Marie Mathieu-Chalut
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