Vol. 57 Issue 1 January/February/March

Vol. 57 Issue 1 January/February/March
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Officers
Committees
President
AKC Delegate
Bill Chaffee
469 Langford Creek Road
Van Etten, NY 14889-9752
williampchaffee@yahoo.com
Vice President
Jean Briggs
332 Weatherwax Road
Averill Park, NY 12018-5920
jeanbriggs43@hotmail.com
Recording Secretary
Connie Buckland
608 N. Wintergarden Rd.
Bowling Green, OH 43402
westviewk9s@aol.com
Corresponding Secretary
Susan Mullins
1413 Hyner Circle
Richmond, VA 23231
hysams@verizon.net
Treasurer
Dianne Tyree
P.O. Box 67
Brookline, NH 03033
di24kk9s@wexfordgold.com
Past President
Mallory Cosby Driskill
123 Perry Lane
Goode, VA 24566
ambrier@aol.com
Board of Directors
Robert Churchey
P.O. Box 20645
Mesa, AZ 85277
ruyaridge@aol.com
Donna Etchinson
17603 E. 79th Street N.
Owasso, OK 74055-5820
dvetchison@gmail.com
Mary Novocin
7223 Wilson Road
Mt. Airy, MD 21771
cynaracollies@comcast.net
Karen Shilliday
4330 Pinewood Lane
York, PA 17402-3325
ksflipside@yahoo.com
Cindie Swaim
23374 Kingsbury Rd.
Middleton, ID 83644
208-585-9013
jlswaim585@msn.com
Herb Rosen
11404 Lhasa Lane
Lutherville, MD 21093-1415
410-252-7555
tibbielove@aol.com
AKC Legislative Liaison &
Website Manager
Susan Mullins
1413 Hyner Circle
Richmond, VA 23231
hysams@verizon.net
Archives & Regional Chair
Coordinator
Mallory Cosby Driskill
123 Perry Lane
Goode, VA 24566
434-525-7710
ambrier@aol.com
Breeder Referral
Andrea Struble
29 Myrtle Ave.
Waynesboro, PA 17268-1625
717-762-5074
rastruble@comcast.net
Eye Registry & Health Committee
Show Records
Carol V. Srnka
6352 Iradel Road
Trumansburg, NY 14886
607-387-9668
carsrnk@aol.com
Cindie Swaim
23374 Kingsbury Rd.
Middleton, ID 83644
208-585-9013
jlswaim585@msn.com
Judges Education Chair
Rescue Chair
Linda Foiles
6880 Sperryville Pike
Boston, VA 22713
540-547-3483
flolintwo@aol.com
Vacant
Specialty Coordinator
Junior Coordinator
Susan Hope
2395 Highway 36E
Milner, GA 30257
404-405-3451
Sunshine Coordinator
Membership Chair
Connie Buckland &
Colleen Bias Chaffee
608 N. Wintergarden Rd
Bowling Green, OH 43402
westviewk9s@aol.com
Newsletter Editor
Mary Novocin
7223 Wilson Rd.
Mt. Airy, MD 21771
301-829-2647
cynaracollies@comcast.net
Inside This Issue
Advertising...................................................2
President’s Message/Membership..............3
“Too Cute”
By Harold Hartman II...................7
TSCA Fall Health Report
CERF/CHIC Title............................9
Ocular Disorder Report..............10
Epilepsy......................................15
Basics of Lymes Disease
By Angelic Vetter, DVM...........20
New Title Holders.................................16, 17
Ode To My Home
by Linda Hendrix........................22
Gallery of Eukanuba Winners....................24
The Name Game........................................27
Advertisers
Dreamcast..................................23
Dynasty at Jo’Jevon....................26
Flolin...........................................21
Improv..........................................6
Oaks........................................... 14
Sky Hi....................................18, 19
TuQute......................................4, 5
Wassong.....................................25
Classifieds
Tamzil.........................................31
Wassong.....................................31
Litterbox
Cynara......................................31
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Ruth Davis
P.O. Box 945
Placitas, NM 87043
505-867-4510
royaltibbs@aol.com
Michelle R. Bustamante
15504 CR 18
Fort Lupton, CO 80621
720-220-2703
sweetibbies@gmail.com
Versatility Chair
Karen Shilliday
4330 Pinewood Lane
York, PA 17402-3325
ksflipside@yahoo.com
Ways and Means
Dianne Tyree
P.O. Box 67
Brookline, NH 03033
di24kk9s@wexfordgold.com
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President’s
Applying for TSCA Membership
The following persons have applied for membership:
January 2014
Helene Benson
409B Salmon Creek Rd
Mossyrock, WA 98564
360-985-2103
kandichis@aol.com
Sponsors: Liana Craven & Claudia Klikoff
January 26, 2014
How many of us remember telling our children about the
horrible winters when we were their age - temperatures of
-20 degrees, many feet of snow on the ground and how
tough it was? The way this winter is going, our kids will tell
their kids the same thing.
Kim & Lori Nicholson
650B Valley Ridge Dr.
Edmond, OK 73034
405-431-9699
Knicholson9@cox.net
Sponsors: Shirley Carroll & Donna Etchison
The National is less than FOUR months away - are you ready?
Don’t forget to make your hotel reservations (there are not
a lot of rooms left), get your puppies trained and, MOST OF
ALL, get ready for fun! Carol Srnka and her committee are
preparing for lots of fun - football style. I hope to see many
of you in Ohio.
Connie Buckland
Membership Chairperson
ATTENTION: SPRING MEETING
I would like to thank everyone for their donation to support
a class at one of the three shows. Your response was overwhelming. I think all of you will enjoy the trophies that are
being done - a lot of thought has gone into “thinking outside
the box” for unusual and useful items.
The spring meeting of the TSCA Board will be held
on Wednesday, May 14, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. at the Comfort
Inn,Canton, Ohio. The Annual meeting of the TSCA will be
held on Thursday evening, May 15, 2014 at the Comfort
Inn, Canton, Ohio. If anyone has anything they would like
placed on the agenda, please sent it to Connie Buckland,
Recording Secretary at westviewk9s@aol.com, no later
than April 30, 2014.
The actual info packet for the National week will be in your
mailboxes by the end of February - make sure to check out all
the deadlines for the banquet, clothing orders and other
events planned. Don’t forget the General Membership Meeting on Thursday night!
The results of the election for the
2015 TSCA Specialty are as follows:
Judges:
Peter Green
Jim Ham
Barbara Alderman
David Kirkland
Johnny Shoemaker
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As 2014 begins, I want to thank the TSCA members who have
been helping with rescue - even though there is not an actual
Rescue Chair. Homes have been found for several tibbies
through their efforts.
Sweepstakes:
Dianne Tyree
Barbara Berg
Christy Collins
Sandra Bingley
Sheri Rose
The Champions Book arrived and Kay Dickeson did a great
job on it as always. She is stepping down - is there someone
out there who would take over this important piece of TSCA
History?
Connie Buckland
Recording Secretary
Stay warm, travel safe and just remember that spring is just
around the corner!
Correction to the TSCA Directory:
Barry and Vicky Sendaj’s phone number is:
703.887.7629
Bill Chaffee
If any member would like corrections made in the newsletter please
contact the newsletter editor.
The TSCA Newsletter wants to thank Jan Wright for
providing the artwork for this issue’s cover.
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TuQute’s
Alibi
TuQute’s Alibi is out of CH Ziestan Tiny Tao, ROMX
and CH TuQute Mirror Mirror.
He is my love and constant companion.
TuQute
Pamela Glave & Karen Hand
803.292.9581 • plumtree@tds.net
Photo by Tom Weigand
CH TuQute’s The Cat’s Meow
Kitty is nine months old and finished
with 4 majors going BOB for her
finishing points over very nice specials.
She is out of CH Lin Chi’s Wild Card
and Ch TuQute’s Barely An Angel.
She is a granddaughter of
CH Ziestan Tiny Tao, ROMX and
CH TuQute’s Something to Talk About.
Kitty
TuQute
Pamela Glave & Karen Hand
803.292.9581 • plumtree@tds.net
In Memory Of
Ch. Dragonsong Improv Elizabeth
2002-2014
“A memory is a keepsake of time that lives forever in the heart.”
Elizabeth was the foundation bitch of Improv Tibetan Spaniels.
She was a silly girl who always made me smile. She was taken too soon and will
be deeply missed. Thanks to Elizabeth, I have four generations of great
Improv Tibetan Spaniels.
Improv
Christy Collins
•
269-330-6355
•
improvtibetanspaniels@yahoo.com
The Story behind the Tibbies on Animal Planet’s “Too Cute”
by Harold B. Hartman II, Namtrah Tibetan Spaniels
Four Tibbie puppies—John, Paul, George and Ringo—get their “15 minutes of fame”
on Animal Planet’s cutest show!
An Email and a Phone Call
It all started with what looked
like a form email that began with:
“Hi Harold and Mary! My name is
Quinn Fegan and I’m a casting director
at Animal Planet/True
Entertainment. I wanted to
reach out to you as we’re
gearing up for our next
season of Too Cute and
we’d love to feature Tibetan
Spaniels.”
I am sure that other
Tibbie breeders received
the same email.
I thought at first it was
junk mail, but recognized
the phone number as a
New York City number and
called it. A woman on the
phone said Animal Planet
was looking for litters born
between March and June.
Our Coco had just given birth to
four boys on March 9. When she
asked me if I knew of a litter that
might be available, I told her I was
looking at four boys that were just
a week and a half old.
To my surprise, she asked if a
film crew could come over on
Saturday to do the first shoot. This
was Thursday evening—talk about
moving quickly!
To get the final approval from
Animal Planet she said I needed to
send her pictures of the puppies, of
their mom Coco and dad, Weasley,
the room they lived in, the outside
of the house and the dog run.
I sent the photos to her and
waited to hear back. By late Friday
evening we got the word that they
would arrive around noon on
Saturday with their camera crew.
Photo Shoots
It ended up being a total of six
shoots over five different visits from
March 23 to June 9. They shot the
puppies at barely 2 weeks, 4 weeks,
8 weeks, 10 weeks and finally at 13
weeks for the “adoption day” shoot.
The last shoot was also the ‘super
slow motion’ filming.
In total they must have shot
about 12 hours of video. All of this
was somehow going to be cut down
to just a 16–18-minute segment of
the Too Cute TV show.
For that first surprise visit they
said they would be at the house for
four hours. I could not imagine what
they would be filming for four hours
since the squirming babies were so
young—their eyes were just opening
and they weren’t exactly active.
Fur Bunnies & Toenails
Around noon on Saturday, in
came four people with lights, camera
and the sound boom. We learned
right away that the floor had to be
absolutely spotless and dust free—
as all of us Tibbie owners know, that
was a huge challenge.
They explained the camera was
high definition and picks up everything. Good thing the floor had been
mopped just hours prior to the crew’s
arrival—still, the producer was on
her hands and knees checking for
fur bunnies!
With puppies just two weeks old,
the first shoot was about nursing
and sleeping, with a little squirming.
Mary had to trim puppy toenails
because they were getting caught in
the blanket the producer, Michelle,
brought for the filming. They even
shot the nail trimming and it ended
up as the introduction to the four
Tibbie boys: John, Paul George and
Ringo.
Tibbie Zoomies...
On the second shoot at 4 weeks
old, the puppies were up
and about and starting to
show their personalities.
The crew got some great
“Tibbie chase” footage, and
the boys played hide and
seek under the bachelor’s
chest.
Mary and I were sure
some of that video would
make the final cut—but it
didn’t, because of what
happened on the fourth
shoot.
What did make the cut
was when daddy Weasley
was introduced and Coco
barked to warn him off.
From this shoot onward, we
could see that Michelle’s favorite was
the little red boy, Ringo.
First Steps...Steps...Steps...Steps...
The third shoot at 8 weeks was
both inside and outside. Now that
the boys had their first shot we
allowed them to venture outside
onto the deck. Weasley also got his
chance to play with the puppies as
Coco apparently thought it was now
okay for the boys to interact with
their dad.
We were asked to “save” certain
events so that they could be shot for
the first time with the Too Cute
cameras. One of those events was
their first steps outside onto the
back deck.
Over and over again, the four
pups were placed back inside so
that the camera could capture their
“first steps” outside—following Coco,
following Weasley, and all by
themselves.
Continued on next page
Animal Planet’s Too Cute
Continued from previous page
up from his position and zoomed
in on the big 4-foot-long black
snake crossing the lane in front
of the Tibbies. Michelle was
shouting directions from a safe
distance of at least 20 feet away.
To this day I do not know
how Mary summoned the
courage to remain calm in the
face of the dreaded Big Black
SNAKE!
Two Shoots in One: Slo Mo
The fifth and final filming
session at 13 weeks was actually
two shoots in one. A whole new
An Animal Planet camera crew filmed a
litter of Tibbie puppies for several weeks to crew came to shoot the Tibbies
create a segment on the popular TV show,
with the ‘ultra slow motion’
Too Cute. Here, during the third filming
camera. They captured some
session, the puppies—back by the door on
amazing shots of the puppies
the right—were 8 weeks old.
running through the tall grass,
and my favorite shot of all when
Hey! What’s THAT, in the Grass!? Weasley leapt onto the wall. To see
The next (fourth) visit started
him jump onto to that wall above
off fairly uneventfully. I had told the his head was a beautiful example
producer that Tibbies like to be high of our breed’s athletic ability.
up and act as watch dogs, and she
After the two-hour slow motion
wanted to capture that with the
shoot, the regular crew filmed the
puppies. I built a small stone wall
“adoption” scene. Since we didn’t
for the puppies to climb on. They
have real new homes at that point,
all loved climbing onto the rocks
we asked our daughters from Toronto
and playing Tibbie “King of the
and Columbus to come in so that
Mountain.”
our four grandkids could play the
Michelle then asked Mary to put new adopting families.
collars and leashes on the boys for
Puppy Adoptions, TV Style
the first time and take them for a
They shot two scenarios. One
walk with Coco and Weasley. As any
had each of the four pups being
Tibbie puppy owner knows, this first
adopted, and the other had Ringo
walk was a real adventure and they
being left behind to continue in the
ended up in a tangled mess of
footsteps of his father Weasley.
leashes.
When they left, we had no idea
Michelle asked Mary to take the
which scenario they were going to
herd up to the barn and walk down
use. Michelle said it would be up to
the lane between the barn and the
the writers after they cut and put all
woods. Everyone was in their
the footage together to create the
place—the grip, the soundman, the
final version.
producer, the photographer and of
After all the weeks of filming
course Mary with the six Tibbies—
sessions, we heard nothing from the
when the grip shouted, “Isn’t that a
Too Cute people for months—and
SNAKE?!”
then came an urgent call for followNext thing I knew Michelle, the
up pictures.
grip and the soundman were running
They wanted photos of Ringo
from the scene. Brave Mary—who
being a ‘watch dog’ and some shots
absolutely HATES
of George in his new home. By this
snakes—
time Ringo was in his new home in
stood her
Canada with our grandson, Lucas.
ground with
Our son-in-law took some shots of
the Tibbies. Capturing the moment,
Ringo on the back of their couch,
Freddie the photographer jumped
in classic ‘watch dog’ mode.
The George shots were going to
be a challenge. In the filming, George
was led away by our grandson,
Marcus. But Marcus was home in
Columbus and George was still with
us, waiting for a new home. Mary
frantically tried to find a boy who
resembled Marcus to pretend he
was the new owner. She also tried
to “fake it” by taking some photos
of George with friends of ours from
church. However, in the end, the
writers decided to use a photo of
Ringo in bed with Lucas—and just
call him George!
All in all it was an interesting
adventure. The grandkids loved
seeing themselves on TV. Lucas is
very proud that his boy Ringo was
the star of the show. All four boys
are now in their forever homes.
Hopefully those who watched
the show got a better understanding
of the breed we all love. After all,
Tibbie puppies ARE Too Cute!
Ringo became producer Michelle’s
favorite—and the ‘star’ of the show—
early on. Here he eagerly tries to get
“up close and personal” with a snake.
Act Naturally
They’re gonna put us on the TV,
They’re gonna make a big star out of me
We’ll make a film about four Tibbie cuties
And all we gotta do is, act naturally…
Well, I’ll bet you we’re gonna be big stars
Might win an Emmy, you can never tell
The TV show’s gonna make us
into big stars
’Cuz we can play the part so well…
Well, I hope you’ll come and see us
on the TV
Then I know that you will plainly see
The cutest boys that ever hit the big time
And all we gotta do is, act naturally…
Adapted by the editor from a song written
by that other big Starr named Ringo
NEW CHIC Tibbies for the 4th Quarter of 2013!!
1. EVANLAKE LAST OF THE MOHICANS 10/3/2013 NP29709605 LORI KOPRESKI/ DIANE ZDRUDOWSKI
2. STARLITE THE GREMLIN 10/14/2013 NP28347302 SHARON & MICHAEL LUCEMONI
3. JUDO'S MILLION DOLLAR BABY 10/14/2013 NP21405701 KAY F. DICKESON
4. ZIESTAN OAK'S LENNI 11/8/2013 NP29034401 PATRICIA GILLIARD
HEALTH CLEARANCES
CERF, OFA & others
1. Please note that the health committee will list dogs having CERF #'s, NORMAL eyes or
"CERF-able" eyes….anything that is questionable would need a CERF #
2. Please put the name of the sire and dam of the dog in the margin of the CERF/OFA form or Certificate
Please make sure that this information is legible!!
3. Also remember that copies of ALL CERF forms ARE sent to CERF by the examining doctor and appear
in the breed statistics at the end of the year!
4. The newsletter will be the only source of this information until an update to the format on the TSCA and/or
ITSWP website is completed.
REMINDER - ALL health clearances will be published in the Newsletter….including eyes, hips, patellas hearts etc!!
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Lucy Abbott tells me that from now on each owner can enter dogs in the ITSWP database!
NAME OF
OF DOG
DOG
NAME
DEDICATED TO
TO DANCING
DANCING MASTER
MASTER
DEDICATED
SHENANWOOD SIMPLY
SIMPLY SASSY
SASSY
SHENANWOOD
KRISALA'S CHASIN'
CHASIN' THE
THE MOON
MOON TO
TO TAMZIL
TAMZIL
KRISALA'S
MOGOLLON
N'
TAMZIL
GIANNINA
MOGOLLON N' TAMZIL GIANNINA
TAMIL'S M READY
N' M
LOBSANG
OR NOT
TAMZIL N'
ISIDORA
TAMIL'S
M MOGOLLON
N' M
TAMZIL'S
BIJAMISIDORA
TAMZIL
N'BODHI
MOGOLLON
TAMZIL'S BODHI
CAUSEBIJAM
AND EFFECT
TAMZIL'S CAUSE
CORRINA
AND EFFECT
DREAM PRINCESS
TAMZIL'S CORRINA
GINGERPRINCESS
ALE
TAMZIL'S DREAM
GUARDIAN
TAMZIL'S GINGER
ALESPIRIT
PRINCESS SPIRIT
TAMZIL'S GUARDIAN
TAMZIL'S PRINCESS
SNOW PRINCESS
ZIESTAN LASZLO
TAMZIL'S
SNOW PRINCESS
ZIESTAN LASZLO
SEX DOB
DOB
SEX
M 3/24/12
3/24/12
M
10/4/11
FF 10/4/11
F
9/16/2009
F 9/16/2009
12/9/2010
FF 12/9/2010
M 1/30/2008
M
4/6/2013
12/9/2010
MF 1/30/2008
M 12/9/2010
11/3/2005
F
5/18/2006
MF 11/3/2005
F
4/11/2009
F 5/18/2006
4/20/2007
FF 4/11/2009
3/26/2009
FF 4/20/2007
1/31/2011
FF 3/26/2009
11/7/2007
FF 1/31/2011
FF 10/20/2011
11/7/2007
M 10/20/2011
12/5/2008
F
M 12/5/2008
TESTED
TESTED
9/28/13
9/28/13
9/28/13
9/28/13
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/17/2014
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
1/13/2013
CERF
CERF
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
OWNER
OWNER
ColleenBias
BiasChaffee
Chaffee&&Jean
JeanBriggs
Briggs
Colleen
ColleenBias
BiasChaffee
Chaffee&&William
WilliamP.P.Chaffee
Chaffee
Colleen
Liana
&
Greg
Craven
Liana & Greg Craven
Liana&&Greg
GregCraven
Craven
Liana
Liana Tramaglini
& Greg Craven
Cathy
Liana&&Greg
GregCraven
Craven
Liana
Liana&&Greg
GregCraven
Craven
Liana
Liana&&Greg
GregCraven
Craven
Liana
Liana
&
Greg
Craven
Liana & Greg Craven
Liana&&Greg
GregCraven
Craven
Liana
Liana&&Greg
GregCraven
Craven
Liana
Liana&&Greg
GregCraven
Craven
Liana
Liana&&Greg
GregCraven
Craven
Liana
Liana&&Greg
GregCraven
Craven
Liana
Liana&&Greg
GregCraven
Craven
Liana
Liana & Greg Craven
We use a single generic application form for all DNA based tests.
All OFA applications including this one can be downloaded from the
OFA website at: http://www.offa.org/applications.html
The direct link to this application is: http://www.offa.org/pdf/dnaapp_bw.pdf
The form is a fillable .pdf, so if owners like, they can fill it in online and then print.
To register results, complete the form, attach a copy of the lab report, and send in to the OFA. The fee is $15.
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OCULAR DISORDERS REPORT
TIBETAN SPANIEL
TOTAL DOGS EXAMINED
Diagnostic Name
GLOBE
0.110
microphthalmia
EYELIDS
20.140
20.160
21.000
22.000
25.110
ectopic cilia
macropalpebral fissure
entropion, unspecified
ectropion, unspecified
distichiasis
1991-1999
930
#
%
2000-2009
1630
#
%
2010-2012
331
#
%
1
0.1%
0
1
2
21
0
82
0.1%
0.2%
2.3%
8.8%
2
3
55
2
120
NASOLACRIMAL
40.910 keratoconjunctivitis sicca
2
0.2%
0
NICTITANS
51.100 third eyelid cartilage anomaly
52.110 prolapsed gland of the third eyelid
0
3
0.3%
2
3
0.1%
0.2%
0
0
CORNEA
70.210 corneal pannus
70.220 pigmentary keratitis
70.700 corneal dystrophy
70.730 corneal endothelial degeneration
7
3
1
0
1
9
6
1
0.1%
0.6%
0.4%
0.1%
0
4
3
0
UVEA
93.120
93.150
93.710
93.720
93.730
93.750
93.760
0
2
7
1
0
0
0
2
1
30
3
3
0
0
0.1%
0.1%
1.8%
0.2%
0.2%
0
1
8
0
1
1
1
LENS
100.200
100.210
100.301
100.302
100.303
100.304
100.305
100.306
100.307
100.311
100.312
100.313
100.314
100.315
100.316
100.317
100.330
iris cyst
iris coloboma
persistent pulillary membranes, iris to iris
persistent pulillary membranes, iris to lens
persistent pulillary membranes, iris to cornea
persistent pulillary membranes, lens pigment foci/no strands
persistent pulillary membranes, endothelial opacity/no
strands
cataract, unspecified
cataract, significance unknown
punctate cataract, anterior cortex
punctate cataract, posterior cortex
punctate cataract, equatorial cortex
punctate cataract, anterior sutures
punctate cataract, posterior sutures
punctate cataract, nucleus
punctate cataract, capsular
incipient cataract, anterior cortex
incipient cataract, posterior cortex
incipient cataract, equatorial cortex
incipient cataract, anterior sutures
incipient cataract, posterior sutures
incipient cataract, nucleus
incipient cataract, capsular
generalized/complete cataract
9
17
0
1
0
0
3
0
0
4
3
0
0
2
0
0
0
10
0.8%
0.3%
0.1%
0.2%
0.8%
0.1%
1.0%
1.8%
0.1%
0.3%
0.4%
0.3%
0.2%
0
42
2
0
1
1
1
0
1
13
8
5
2
2
5
2
1
0.1%
0.2%
3.4%
0.1%
7.4%
1
0.3%
0
0
5
0
40
1.5%
12.1%
0
2.6%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.8%
0.5%
0.3%
0.1%
0.1%
0.3%
0.1%
0.1%
0
13
2
1
1
0
1
1
0
3
1
1
0
1
2
0
0
1.2%
0.9%
0.3%
2.4%
0.3%
0.3%
0.3%
3.9%
0.6%
0.3%
0.3%
0.3%
0.3%
0.9%
0.3%
0.3%
0.3%
0.6%
LENS CONTINUED
100.375
1991-1999
subluxation/luxation, unspecified
0
0
VITREOUS
110.120 persistant hyaloid artery/remnant
110.135 PHPV/PTVL
110.200 vitritis
110.320 vitreous degeneration syneresis
110.330 vitreous degeneration anterior chamber
5
0
0
2
0
0.5%
RETINA
120.170 retinal dysplasia, folds
120.190 retinal dysplasia, detached
120.310 generalized progressive retinal atrophy (PRA)
3
0
6
0.3%
OPTIC NERVE
130.120 optic nerve hypoplasia
130.150 optic disc coloboma
OTHER
900.000
900.100
900.110
other, unspecified
other, not inherited
other, suspected as inherited
NORMAL
0.000 normal globe
2000-2009
2010-2012
1
0.3%
0
1
1
3
1
0.3%
0.3%
0.9%
0.3%
3
0
0
7
0
0.2%
0.6%
3
2
18
0.2%
0.1%
1.1%
2
0
2
0
5
0.5%
2
1
0.1%
0.1%
0
0
0
3
4
0.3%
0.4%
8
72
9
0.5%
4.4%
0.6%
24
1
0
7.3%
0.3%
776
83.4%
1346
82.6%
265
80.1%
0.2%
0.4%
0.6%
0.6%
Dear Parent Club OFA/CHIC Liaison,
In November 2012 the OFA implemented its new eye certification registry. The new registry was implemented at the request of the American
College of Veterinary Ophthalmology (ACVO) and is the ACVO's endorsed eye registry. One of the ACVO's primary goals of the transition from
CERF to the OFA was the timely production and dissemination of statistical data regarding ocular disease and prevalence in purebred dogs.
Under CERF, the last edition of the "Blue Book" - the publication summarizing eye examination results - was the Fifth Edition released in 2010
with data through 2009.
In addition to the regular processing of eye clearances, the OFA has assumed responsibility for the maintenance of the ACVO's statistics and the
production of the Blue Book. Working closely with the Genetics Committee of the ACVO, the OFA is pleased to have completed the Sixth Edition
- 2013 Ocular Disorders Assumed to be Inherited in Purebred Dogs, with data compiled through 2012. The OFA is committed to producing
annual updates, and to providing this information back to the parent clubs at no charge.
A full copy of the publication is available on request. As your parent club's OFA/CHIC Liaison, you are being provided with the publication's
pages specific to your breed. While the publication in its entirety is copyrighted by the ACVO, please feel free to share the attached statistics
with your health committee and with your club.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
Thank you,
Eddie Dziuk
Chief Operating Officer
Orthopedic Foundation for Animals
2300 E Nifong Blvd., Columbia, MO 65201
Phone: (573) 442-0418 x222, Fax: (573) 875-5073
Email: edziuk@offa.org
Web: www.offa.org
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TIBETAN SPANIEL - 1
TIBETAN SPANIEL
DISORDER
INHERITANCE
REFERENCE
BREEDING ADVICE
A.
Entropion
Not defined
1
Breeder option
B.
Distichiasis
Not defined
1
Breeder option
C.
Chronic superficial
keratitis/pannus
Not defined
2
Breeder option
D.
Persistent pupillary
membranes
- iris to iris
- all other forms
Not defined
Not defined
2, 3
3
Breeder option
NO
E.
Cataract
Not defined
1
NO
F.
Retinal atrophy
- generalized
Not defined
1, 4, 5
NO
G.
Ceroid Lipofuscinosis
Not defined
6
NO
Descriptions and Comments
A.
Entropion
A conformational defect resulting in an "in rolling" of one or more of the eyelids which may
cause ocular irritation. It is likely that entropion is influenced by several genes (polygenic),
defining the skin and other structures which make up the eyelids, the amount and weight of
the skin covering the head and face, the orbital contents, and the conformation of the skull.
B.
Distichiasis
Eyelashes abnormally located on the eyelid margin which may cause ocular irritation.
Distichiasis may occur at any time. It is difficult to make a strong recommendation with
regards to breeding dogs with this entity. The hereditary basis has not been established
although it seems probable due to the high incidence in some breeds. Reducing the
incidence is a logical goal. When diagnosed, distichiasis should be recorded and breeding
discretion is advised.
©2013, American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists
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C.
Chronic superficial keratitis / Pannus
A bilateral disease of the cornea which usually starts as a grayish haze to the ventral or
ventrolateral cornea, followed by the formation of a vascularized subepithelial growth
that begins to spread toward the central cornea; pigmentation follows the
vascularization. If severe, vision impairment occurs. Pannus may be associated with
plasma cell infiltration of the nictitans.
D.
Persistent pupillary membranes (PPM)
Persistent blood vessel remnants in the anterior chamber of the eye which fail to regress
normally in the neonatal period. These strands may bridge from iris to iris, iris to cornea,
iris to lens, or from sheets of tissue in the anterior chamber. The last three forms pose the
greatest threat to vision and when severe, vision impairment or blindness may occur.
E.
Cataract
A partial or complete opacity of the lens and/or its capsule. In cases where cataracts are
complete and affect both eyes, blindness results. The prudent approach is to assume
cataracts to be hereditary except in cases known to be associated with trauma, other
causes of ocular inflammation, specific metabolic diseases, persistent pupillary membrane,
persistent hyaloid or nutritional deficiencies. Cataracts may involve the lens completely
(diffuse) or in a localized region.
F.
Retinal atrophy - generalized
A degenerative disease of the retinal visual cells which progresses to blindness. This
abnormality, also known as progressive retinal atrophy or PRA, may be detected by
electroretinogram (not part of a routine eye screening examination) before it is apparent
clinically. Except for X-linked PRA in the Siberian Husky, in all breeds studied to date, PRA
is inherited as an autosomal recessive trait.
G.
Ceroid Lipofuscinosis
An inherited disease of man and animal characterized by the accumulation of lipopigment in
various tissues of the body including the eye. It results in progressive neurologic disease
including blindness. (Also called Batten’s disease).
References
1.
ACVO Genetics Committee, 1999 and/or Data from CERF All Breeds Report, 1991-1998.
2.
ACVO Genetics Committee, 2000-2002 and/or Data from CERF All-Breeds Report, 2000- 2002.
3.
ACVO Genetics Committee, 2005 and/or Data from CERF All-Breeds Report 2003-2004.
4.
Bjerkas E, RL Peiffer, Jr. and B Ekesten. Primary glaucoma in the Norwegian elkhound.
5.
Bjerkas E. Progressive retinal atrophy in dogs in Norway. Norsk Veterinaertidsskrift. 1991;103:601-610.
6.
Katz
ML,
K Narfstrom,
GS
Johnson,
et al. Assessment
of retinal
function
and
characterization of lysosomal storage body accumulation in the retinas and brains of Tibetan Terriers with
ceroid-lipofuscinosis. Am J Vet Res. 2005 Jan;66:67-76.
©2013, American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists
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Sire: GCh Ch Ziestan Oak's Lenni
S
Dam: Ch TuQute Oak's Chantilly Lace, ROMX
Sahara started her show year out by winning Best In Sweepstakes at the 2013 TSCA National and
has ended the year by winning Select Bitch and Best Bred By at Eukanuba. Sahara only weighs
10 pounds but makes up for it with her presence and attitude. We are so very proud of out little girl.
Breeders: Patricia Gilliard, Pam Glave, and Karen Hand
Owner/Handler: Patricia Gilliard
By Carol Srnka
The AKC/CHF/Purina Sponsored Parent Club Health
Conference was held last August in St. Louis, MO. As
usual there were a host of very highly acclaimed speakers on a myriad of very intriguing topics!
I was particularly interested in the first speaker, as I had
received some questions from Tibbie breeders about
epilepsy in the breed.
So, first up was Dr. William Thomas DVM, MS, DACVIM
(Neurology) from the University of Tennessee on
“Canine Epilepsy, Where We Are and Where We Are
Going.” He explained that “seizures” are events,
“epilepsy” is a disease characterized by recurring
seizures. It is possible to have seizures that are not
epilepsy.
There are two main types of epilepsy: 1. Structural/
metabolic - which are caused by lesions on the brain or
neurological disorders and 2. Idiopathic or genetic of
which there are dozens of different types.
In idiopathic epilepsy the dog appears perfectly normal
between seizures. There are no underlying lesions or
other disease processes. Often the first seizure activity
is age related - starting between ages 1 - 5 years old. It
is presumed to be genetic. These dogs usually have the
typical generalized Tonic/Clonic type of seizure. The
Tonic phase being the abnormal/involuntary twitching/
possible loss of bladder and or bowel, etc. The Clonic
phase being the period immediately following the Tonic
phase where the dog is no longer frenetic, but seems
spent. This is usually followed by a period of disorientation.
Researchers are continuing to investigate the genetic
factors of the disease. Breakthroughs in this area would
hopefully lead to a better understanding of the disease,
how individual dogs with the disease could be better
managed, as well as recommendations as to breeding
of affected and related dogs and could eventually lead
to a definitive diagnostic test.
“Currently there is no test to confirm idiopathic epilepsy and the diagnosis is based on clinical features and
exclusion of other causes of seizures. There is no cure
and treatment most commonly entails daily administration of phenobarbital or bromide.” These treatments
have mixed results. Researchers are also continuing to
work on other types of drugs, both human and some
specifically designed for dogs, as well as additional options to drug treatment.
Little Known Facts About Carol Srnka...
I have always had a dog for as long as I can remember but got my first “purebred” dog when I was 13,
a Miniature Poodle.
My husband, Chuck, and I started raising dogs in
1969. We first had English Setters and then Gordons, for hunt and show, under the “High Brass”
kennel name.
In 1982, I decided that I wanted a small, low maintenance breed (read that, a dog that did not require a lot of grooming for the show ring!!) I
looked at Tibbies, Cavaliers and Schips. Tibbies and
Cavaliers were not yet AKC recognized so I got my
first Schip who lived to be almost 17 years old!
Hence began the “Belgae” prefix, for my little
black barge dogs from Belgium.
In 1990 I got my first Tibetan Spaniel, a little red
and white parti bitch. Her name was Margee’s
Amni Machen O’Belgae (MaiTai). MaiTai produced
two champion daughters who went on to produce
two generations of agility titled Tibbies.
MaiTai was a very special little dog, with some
very human-like characteristics. She was very
young when she was diagnosed with a severe pure
red cell Aplastic Anemia, she was gone in 6 weeks.
So began my extreme interest in Tibbie Health.
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Epilepsy
AKC/CHF/Purina Sponsored Parent Club Health Conference
Part 1 - Epilepsy
September Titles
Dog Title
Dog Name
Champion
CH Aki Shima Lets Have A Party N Hi-Society
Date Titled Sire Name
8-Sep-13 CH Wassong's Genuine Risk
Champion
CH Bluvali Extra Extra
15-Sep-13
Champion
CH Dragonsong Ever-More
28-Sep-13
Champion
CH Lagniappe Epic Forbidden Fruit
21-Sep-13
Champion
CH Rincen Silver Seraph
15-Sep-13
Champion
CH Sandon's Klever Romance
27-Sep-13
Champion
CH Shilo Lite Of Liberty
1-Sep-13
Champion
CH Starlite Cara Mia Mine
15-Sep-13
Champion
CH Tibroke's Any Thing Is Possible
8-Sep-13
Champion
CH Tibroke's Y's Everboyd Pickin' On Me
29-Sep-13
Grand Champion
GCH CH Azamora Blue Light Of Wisdom
29-Sep-13
Grand Champion
GCH CH Oak's Tuqute Sahara
28-Sep-13
Grand Champion
GCH CH Sandon's Klever Quest
22-Sep-13
Grand Champion
GCH CH Starlite's Ruff Rider
8-Sep-13
Grand Champion
GCH CH Westview Sandhill Kelada Splash'N Away 14-Sep-13
Canine Good Citizen CH Evanlake Christmas Holly CGC
28-Sep-13
GCH CH Wexford Namtrah Second Hand News
GCH CH Britwald Dragonsong Blakhawk CD BN RA
CH Namtrah Aki Shima Akar Sanjima
GCH CH Rincen Heir Apparent
Sandon's Jumping Jack Flash
GCH CH Shilo Dealer's Choice
CH Starlite Perfect Copy
CH Tibroke's Pick Me Up
GCH CH Tibroke's Brutally Handsome
CH Krisala Connection To Flolin
GCH CH Ziestan Oak's Lenni
Sandon's Jumping Jack Flash
GCH CH Lorac's That Lonestar Cowboy
Shenanwood Let Freedom Ring
CH Kaybriar Great Marino
Dam Name
Owners Name
CH Aki Shimas Boda Rub My Tummy
Cynthia Davis & Sandra Chrisman & Bobbie Mebius & Vanessa Everett Vanessa Everett & Barbara Berg & Bobbie Mebius & Steven Kotyza
Breeders Name
CH Bluvali Haniyah
CH Dragonsong Kyi-Ann
CH Avono N Ther Off Tolagniappe
Rincen Ebony 'N Ivory
GCH CH Pecan Valley Onyx
Shilo's Gaylanise
CH Starlite Angel Eyes
CH Shenanwood Simply Imagine The Possibilities
CH Tibroke's Pick Me Pick Me
CH Genesis Evie Dawn Of Creation
CH Tuqute Oak's Chantilly Lace
GCH CH Pecan Valley Onyx
CH Starlite Wild Flower
Hongwei Jaftica
CH Chadwick Willow Warbler
Marjorie A Wikerd
Pamela Bradbury
Chrystine Longley & Colleen Longley & James R Bush & Deborah Bush
Christine Whitehead
Donald Bingley & Sandra Bingley
Shirley Carroll
Thomas M Taylor & Carol Taylor
Lissa L Jacobson & Kay F Dickeson
Marilyn Clark & Bonnie Jo Ames
Helene Gauzza
Patricia Gilliard
Dayle Narehood
Marie Lyons
Connie Buckland & Michelle M Maynard & Joanna KolffVanOosterwyk
Jennifer MacPherson
Marjorie A Wikerd
Pamela Bradbury
Chrystine Longley & Deborah L Bush & Collen Longley & James R Bush & Heather Longley
Christine Whitehead
Donald Bingley & Sandra Bingley
Shirley Carroll
Thomas M Taylor & Carol Taylor
Colleen Bias Chaffee & Kay F Dickeson
Kay F Dickeson
Helene Gauzza
Patricia Gilliard & Pamela Glave & Karen Hand
Donald Bingley & Sandra Bingley
Thomas M Taylor & Carol Taylor
Connie Buckland & Michelle M Maynard & Joanna KolffVanOosterwyk
Diane Zdrodowski & C Anne Eckersley
October Titles
Dog Title
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Rally Advanced
Dog Name
CH Applewood'N Sangmu's Sea-Nic View
CH Bb Jo's She's The One For Aldea N Me
CH Duart's Bear Girl Gone Wild
CH Judo's Spoonful Of Diamonds
CH Lemar N Tamzil Hugo
CH Primah Moment In Time
CH Shimmeree Got Some Splanin To Do
CH Teamofcati's Jubii A Vanilla Cream
CH Wyndom's Glitterine
GCH CH Lionheart's E-Z Calls Place Your Betts
GCH CH Melwood's Wherefore Art Thou
GCH CH Mogollon's Go Go Daddy Go
GCH CH Mogollon's Quest For The West
GCH CH Oshozens Myles Of Style
GCH CH Shilo Butterfly Kisiz
GCH CH Sir Adams' Simply Glamorous
GCH CH Wassong's Point Given To Wyndjam'R
Kricket Nishikawa CD RA
Date Titled
27-Oct-13
27-Oct-13
20-Oct-13
13-Oct-13
11-Oct-13
26-Oct-13
13-Oct-13
12-Oct-13
18-Oct-13
5-Oct-13
26-Oct-13
26-Oct-13
27-Oct-13
26-Oct-13
18-Oct-13
27-Oct-13
10-Oct-13
20-Oct-13
Sire Name
GCH CH Wanaseas Mystic Lake Effect
CH Aldea Pucker Up
GCH CH Hi-Fire Dancing Bear
CH Shilo-Tippitoes Tu Hitz The Jackpot
CH Tamzil's E-Z Money Of Wunsum
GCH CH Shilo Dealer's Choice
CH Lorac's Land Grant
Sommerlyst's Mi-Sna To K'A-Dog
CH Wyndom's Hot Toddy
CH Flolin When It Rains It Pours
GCH CH Shenanwood Simply Imagine This
CH Tamzil's Bodhi Bijam
CH Tamzil's Bodhi Bijam
CH Aldea Pucker Up
CH Shilo Baj'lor Budonz
GCH CH Sir Adams Ed Norton
CH Wassong's Kelso
Yalburu Donno Cunw
Dam Name
GCH CH Wanasee Delta Lady At Applewood
GCH CH Bb Jo's Save The Last Dance For Me
CH Improv Girls Gone Wild
CH Judo's Spoonful Of Sugar
GCH CH Lemar N Tamzil Allure
CH Primah's Pretty Treasure
CH Topaz Precious Gem Of Shimmeree
Mic Mac Look Out A Chocolate-Crem
Windoms Shining Bright
CH Asawin The Divine Miss M
Melwood's Sinfull Delite
CH Tibroke Mogollon Lalapalooza
CH Tibroke Mogollon Lalapalooza
CH Aldea Color Me Softly
CH Shilo-Yeti-Asawin Penny Lane
Linche Siradams Honey I'M Home
CH Wassong's Tibroke Imp
Glamourette Cloe
Owners Name
LISA A GEMBALA
Jody Thomas & Paula Ford
Jean M Briggs
Donna Etchison
Cindie Swaim
Carole Zieris
Charlene R Waters & Sheryl Watkins & Greggory S Waters
Cindie Swaim
Susan Smith Rodgers
Mr. Chase Waddell
Sue Melick & Jan Ault
Claudia C Klikoff
Lionel Klikoff & Claudia Klikoff
Stephanie K Cottrell
Joyce Guimbellot
Jean Smith & Julia Adams
Robin Skinner & Patricia C Sarles
Eileen Nishikawa
Breeders Name
Judith Brown & Jane Jensen
Paula Ford
Jean M Briggs
Donna Etchison
Cindie Swaim & Liana Craven
Carole Zieris
Charlene R Waters & Sheryl Watkins & Greggory S Waters
Tina Aggersbjerg
Susan Smith Rodgers
Chase Waddell
Sue Reeve & Sue Melick
Lionel Klikoff & Claudia Klikoff
Lionel Klikoff & Claudia Klikoff
Stephanie K Cottrell
Shirley Carroll & Susan Lingle
Julia Adams-Powers & Sharon Adams
Patricia C Sarles & Kevin F Wassong
Tricia Piros
November Titles
Dog Title
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Grand Champion
Rally Novice
Master Bronze Agility
Coursing Ability Advanced
Canine Good Citizen
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Dog Name
CH Dabalars Rumour Has It
CH Dragonsong Forever
CH Gembox Kofuku Sparks A Legend
CH Kofuku Gembox Court N Spark
CH Kofuku Wyndom Fairest One Of All Too
CH Pecan Valley Reach For The Sky
CH Pecan Valley's Little Miss Sunshine
CH Rincen Mitra Nikol
CH Ruya's Bright Opalescent Flame For Finiki
CH Sandledge Wyndom Deliteful
CH Teamofcati's Toffife For Dragonsong
CH Tibroke's Iceywinds Parti Like a Million CGC
CH Wassong's Quadrangle At Maciain
GCH CH Kan Sing's Annapurna at Ambrier
GCH CH Lionheart's Razzle Dazzle
GCH CH Namtrah Briallu Sugar Pie Honey Bunch
GCH CH Sky Hi's Imagine Gone With The Wind
GCH CH Starlite Meet Me In St. Louis
GCH CH Tibroke's Any Thing Is Possible
GCH CH Wassong's Fresh Yankee CGC
Tibroke's Let's Parti O'Prima CD RN
Delmar's Just Do It For Tara RN MX MXB MXJ MJB OF
CH Tibroke's Play It Again VCD2 RAE AX AXJ CAA
GCH CH Aki Shima's Uninvited Guest CGC
Date Titled
16-Nov-13
17-Nov-13
23-Nov-13
16-Nov-13
15-Nov-13
16-Nov-13
16-Nov-13
2-Nov-13
18-Nov-13
17-Nov-13
3-Nov-13
16-Nov-13
24-Nov-13
10-Nov-13
24-Nov-13
3-Nov-13
23-Nov-13
23-Nov-13
17-Nov-13
8-Nov-13
10-Nov-13
8-Nov-13
16-Nov-13
2-Nov-13
Sire Name
GCH CH Kenwood's Seminole Uprising RE NA NAJ CGC
GCH CH Britwald Dragonsong Blakhawk CD BN RA
Vestal Tsand Rose Tattoo
Vestal Tsand Rose Tattoo
CH Ziestan Vestal Lukas
CH Lurac's Widow Me That
CH Lurac's Widow Me That
CH Rincen Tikki Tembo
GCH CH Ruya Sarai Turbo Charged Hemi
GCH CH Ambrier's Tin-Man My Jekyll Doesn'T Hyde At Tuqute
Sommerlyst's Mi-Sna To K'A-Dog
Tibroke's Hollywood Reporter
CH Ambrier's Nothing Gets Past Zeke BN RA THD CGC
CH Lorac's Yeshe Wongchhu
GCH CH Flolin Someonewyll
CH Namtrah Briallu Built To Last
GCH CH Shenanwood Simply Imagine This
CH Tiaras Little Drummer Boy
CH Tibroke's Pick Me Up
CH Ambrier's Nothing Gets Past Zeke BN RA THD CGC
CH Lorac's Kissin' Bandit
CH El Rays Ike
CH Lorac's Kissin' Bandit
CH Wassong's Genuine Risk
Dam Name
GCH CH Sandon For Mama Mia At Dabalar
CH Dragonsong Kyi-Ann
GCH CH Kofuku Adds A Sparkle At Gembox Too
GCH CH Kofuku Adds A Sparkle At Gembox Too
CH Kofuku Windom Sweet Shorty Too
CH Pecan Valley Mt Alibi
CH Pecan Valley Queen Of Hearts
CH Appalachee Mo Mo Of Pendley
CH Shenanwood Talk's Cheap
CH Windom's Snippety Gibbets
Mic Mac Look Out A Chocolate-Crem
GCH CH Judo's Million Dollar Baby
CH Pour Le Plaisir Of Lollipop
CH Ambrier's Nanda Devi
GCH CH Lionheart's All Bett's Are She's A Rising Star
Namtrah Briallu Honey Bee
Melwood's Sinfull Delite
CH Starlite Spice Of Life
CH Shenanwood Simply Imagine The Possibilities
CH Wassong's Bubbling Over
CH Tibroke's Taste Of Honey
CH El Ray's Gone With The Win
CH Ra'Mar Tibroke's One Mo' Time
CH Aki Shimas Boda Rub My Tummy
Owners Name
Dayle Narehood & Victoria A Marks
Barbara Parker & Hunter Calvelage
Donna C Hamner & Newt Hamner
Marilynn Miller
Marilynn Miller & Susan Smith Rodgers
Kimberly Jacobson
Lissa L Jacobson & Kimberly m Jacobson
Sherry Spencer
Phyllis J Scalf & Robert Churchey & Jim Strassels
Georgine Abramson & Susan Smith Rodgers
Pamala Bradbury
Sarah W Baker
MARY LISABETH ACKER & Patricia C Sarles
Martha Feltenstein & Mallory Cosby Driskill
Ron Humphrey & Chase Waddell
Mary F Hartman & Harold B Hartman II & Barbara S Smith
Sue Reeve & Rev. Terry Litton & Mary Augustus
Thomas M Taylor & Carol Taylor
Lissa L Jacobson & Kay F Dickeson
Kathryn E Phillips
Vicki A Wilson
Toni Rohlke
GABRIELLE BEAUBRUN
Bobbie Mebius & Antonette Peterson & Vanessa Everett
Breeders Name
Dayle Narehood
Pamela Bradbury
Janet L Wright & Ms. Marilynn Miller
Janet L Wright & Ms. Marilynn Miller
Marilynn Miller
Betty Ann Seely
Betty Ann Seely
Kelly Popoff & Dolores McCann
Phyllis J Scalf & Robert Churchey & Jim Strassels
Georgine Abramson & Susan Smith Rodgers
Tina Aggersbjerg
Kay F Dickeson
Patricia C Sarles & Kevin F Wassong
Martha Feltenstein
Mr. Chase Waddell
Barbara S Smith & Piper E Smith & Mary F Hartman & Harold B Hartman II
Sue Reeve & Sue Melick
Thomas M Taylor & Carol Taylor
Colleen Bias Chaffee & Kay F Dickeson
Patricia C Sarles & Kevin F Wassong
Kay F Dickeson
Karen M Williams & Leigh-Ann M Williams
Judith L Hesse & Kay F Dickeson
Vanessa Everett & Barbara Berg & Bobbie Mebius & Steven Kotyza
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Dam: Melwood’s Sinfull Delite
Breeder/Co-Owner: Sue Reeve
Co-Owner: Marilee Litton
Sky Hi Kennels
Canton, OH 44708
330.309.3744
suzrskyhi@aol.com
Scarlet’s All Packed and Headed For The National
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Dam: Melwood’s Sinfull Delite
Breeder/Co-Owner: Sue Reeve
Co-Owner: Dr. Terry Litton
Co-Owner: Mary Norton Augustus
Sky Hi Kennels
Canton, OH 44708
330.309.3744
suzrskyhi@aol.com
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testing to determine the activity and severity of the disease
within the dog, as well as general blood work to assess for
any other disease processes. Many owners may find out that
their dog has become infected with Lyme disease at a routine appointment as many frequently used heartworm tests
also include testing for tick borne diseases. If this is the case
and the dog is not showing any clinical signs of illness, it will
be up to you and your veterinarian if you choose to pursue
additional testing and treatment or take a “wait and see”
approach.
Basics of Lyme Disease
Angelic Vetter, DVM
Almost everyone knows something about Lyme disease, but
often what you think you know may be only the beginning.
Hopefully, this brief article will help to provide some basic
information about the canine Lyme disease infections.
Transmission and Prevalence
Treatment
Lyme disease is a spirochete bacteria scientifically known as
Borrelia burgdorferi and is transmitted by the deer tick,
Ixodes scapularis. The deer tick has an extended life cycle,
about two years long. An egg develops from a nymph to
larva and then adult. The nymph, larva, and adult each require a different host and at each of these stages the tick can
become infected or transmit the disease while feeding.
Lyme disease has been diagnosed in all states; however
certain areas have a much higher rate of infection. Although
most people associate Lyme disease with the New England
states, other areas such as the northern coast of California
are considered a moderate risk area.
The Lyme spirochete is very good at evading both the immune system and antibiotic therapies. It is able to “hide” in
different body tissues and change its configuration so that it
cannot be detected. Therapy is aimed at reaching a latent
state where the organism is not causing any illness or discomfort to the dog. In the past, the treatment for Lyme
disease was a 28 day course of doxycycline. This antibiotic is
effective and reasonably inexpensive. However, due to its
decreasing use in human medicine, doxycycline has become
difficult to obtain. Another antibiotic known as Minocycline
is equally effective although generally more expensive. The
cost will vary greatly based on the size of the infected dog
Symptoms of Lyme Disease in Dogs
Prevention
Most people associate Lyme infection with a characteristic
“bulls eye” rash. However, this is uncommonly seen in dogs
due to their dense hair coat. Many dogs that contract Lyme
disease are taken to the veterinarian for intermittent shifting
leg lameness. The dog may seem to limp on one leg, get
better, but then begin limping on another leg. Often times
on a physical exam the dog may have swollen joints and a
fever. Dogs may be infected for several months and possibly
over a year before they show clinical signs. In fact, it is
estimated that over 90% of dogs that become infected will
never become sick as their immune system will be able to
limit the infection. In rare cases while trying to eliminate the
infection, the dog’s immune system will deposit immune
complexes in the kidney and cause severe and irreversible
kidney damage that is often fatal.
It is very important to note that in order to transmit Lyme
disease, as well as many other tick borne diseases, the infected tick must be attached and feeding on the host for a
minimum of 48 hours. This means that utilizing an effective
tick control product and monitoring your dog for ticks is the
most effective means of disease prevention.
There are many different vaccines available to protect
against Lyme disease. There are arguments both for and
against vaccination which are outside the scope of this article. This is a discussion best had with your veterinarian as
they will understand the prevalence of the disease within
your area.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Angelic Vetter, DVM is a 2006 graduate of
Iowa State University.
She is a small animal veterinarian
at All Creatures Small Animal Hospital
in Indianola, Iowa with special
interests in canine reproduction.
All Creature Small
Animal Hospital
Indianola, IA • 515-961-7882
Diagnosis
Many times the first test that a veterinarian will do if they
are suspicious of Lyme disease is an in-house test that tests
for several tick diseases, as many have similar clinical symptoms. This test will be positive if the dog has antibodies for
the Lyme spirochete, meaning that the dog has been infected and the body’s immune system has developed a response. It is important to note that due to vaccine
modifications a vaccinated dog will NOT test positive if it has
not been naturally infected. When a dog has a positive test
result, most veterinarians will want to do more extensive
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New Champion
Flolin Cynara Chasin’ Glory
Owner/Breeder: Linda Foiles - Flolin
Co-Breeder: Mary Novocin - Cynara
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May the luck of
the Irish be with
you!
“Emma”
• Winners Bitch
• Best of Winners
• Best of Opposite Sex
“Paddy”
• Winners Dog
First weekend out!
These lovely littermates are sired by
GCH Westview Nothin’s Tuff Enuff out
of Dreamcast Glory Road, bred by
Janet Habiger and Michael Kennedy.
Many thanks to judges
Dr. Albert Bianchi and
Mr Alfred Ferruggiaro for
their wonderful wins!
Janet Habiger, & Michael Kennedy
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www.dreamcastkennels.net
Best of Opposite Sex
Best Of Breed:
CH Improv Let Me Dance For You
GCH CH Kan Sing's Tenzin
Select Bitch/Best Bred By
GCH CH Oak’s Tuqute Sahara
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Select Dog
GCH CH Shilo Time For A Good Time
Winners Dog/Best of Winners
Winners Bitch
AKC-CH IC-CHJP INT-JrSG/JrGR/JrCH UKC-MBPIS/
MRBPIS MacIain's Pög Mo Thöin
Wassong’s Tim Tam
Award of Excellence
Award of Excellence
GCH CH Lionheart's
E-Z Calls Place Your Betts
GCH Ch Tin-Man Shot In The Dark
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Award of Excellence
GCH CH Wexford Namtrah Second Hand
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Award of Excellence
GCH Ch Kofuku
Adds A Sparkle At Gembox Too
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Kelso Ranked # 3 Owner/Handler Tibbie, 2013!
We congratulate Kelso’s kids on their Eukanuba wins!
Winners Bitch
Reserve Winners Dog
Can CH Wassong’s Tim Tam (Tia)
Wassong’s Unbridled Syd (Syd)
Wassong
Tia Ranked #5 Owner/Handler Tibbie, 2013
Owners/Breeders: Patricia C.Sarles & Kevin F. Wassong
Winners Dog/BOW finishing his AKC Title!
AKC-CH IC-CHJP INT-JrSG/JrGR/JrCH UKC-MBPIS/MRBPIS
MacIain’s Pög Mo Thöin (Finn)
Owners: Dr. E. E. Acker, M. L. Acker & L. J. Acker
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Patricia C. Sarles &
Kevin F. Wassong
973.884.2184
www.wassongtibbies.com
PatSarles@aol.com
Ch. Dynasty Painted Waggin’ at Jo’Jevon
Sire: AKC Champion Jo’Jevon Leonardas
Dam: Jo’Jevon All That Glitters, ROM
Stud service available to
approved bitches by
private treaty.
Waggs is home to join sister Star and
cousin Molly as part of the Jo'Jevon gang
at Dynasty Tibetan Spaniels. His never
shown sister darling Diva and homebody
Nikki say "Welcome Home!" too. Pups are
occasionally available.
Waggs finished at 15 months with just 4
months of showing. He was never shown
after finishing. His sister followed Waggs
into the ring and finished at 22 months with
only 4 months of owner handling.
Dynasty at Jo’Jevon
Jean C. Wright
125 Whalehead Rd, Lot #1
Gales Ferry, CT 06335
860.464.7006
The Name Game “
What's in a name? That which we call a rose
by any other name would smell as sweet.
~William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet
I had my first litter of Tibbies and could
not think of a kennel name. I had Norwegian Elkhounds originally and bred
two litters of them. Thinking I was going
to stay in the Elkhounds, I didn't want a Tibetan name for my
prefix. Driving back from a match with Freeda Manley, who
showed Tibbies with me, we passed through Amherst county, which had a shopping center called Ambriar, for Amherst
country and Sweet Briar College, which was close to where I
lived at that time. It hit me it could be used for my kennel
name, so I changed the A to an E and it became Ambrier
Tibetan Spaniels. My first litter was from TSCA Ch. Truk Ku
She May Mo, “Natasha” and the sire was Sherwood's Ku
Omar, "Ram". One of these puppies from this litter registration pictured below was Ambrier's Tiger Lily, who was sold to
Tom and Flo Whiting. She is behind so many Tibbies since she
was the American side of the foundation to Bims Tibetan
Spaniels. -Mallory Cosby Driskill
My kennel name, Butternut Hill, is
the name of the hill that I lived on in
my childhood in Upstate N.Y. It was
and unbelievably remains , an idyllic
place. I kept two pups from my first litter. My favorite is
Butternut Hill Tim the Enchanter, CGC THD (pictured).
-Colleen Faini
I chose my kennel name from a
poem by Ernest
Christopher
Dowson titled “Cynara,” written in
the 1800’s. It is most noted for the
line “gone with the wind,” where
Margaret Mitchell found the title for her famous book. I
started using the prefix with my Collies and contiuned using it
with my Tibbies. My first bred-by Tibbie was Ch. Cynara High
Time, “Austin” (pictured). His dam is Ch. Santera High Society,
which I co-owned with Sandy Novocin, and his sire is Ch.
Santera Tri Jed Di. -Mary Novocin
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Dreamcast was
chosen because
our son, Mike,
had a horse
named Dreamer. His first show dog was
Tresaith's Dollymixture Dream. When
his first showdog also had Dream in her
name, it seemed logical to take that as a
theme. Dolly's sire was Woodhenge Dreamcaster, so from that we
took Dreamcast. Our first Tibbie to have our prefix is GCH Dreamcast Soul Survivor (pictured). -Janet Habiger
Flolin is a combination
of our first names Floyd and Linda. My
first Tibbie that had
Flolin registered was my group placing
Ch. Flolin's Xiao Siang Thai (pictured),
whelped August 16, 1981 out of Am/
Bda/Can Ch. Fairstar Cho-Sun X
Ch.Phylmarko Par-Ti-Fait Flolin owned by Linda Foiles & Jo Downing. -Linda Foiles
In the 1970's John and I were showing
Samoyeds & a few years later we added PW
Corgis. In 1984, when Samantha was seven years old she asked for
a dog of her own that she could show. She did a good job of
handling the Corgis but was just too small to pick those 25 pounds
Corgis up and put them on the table so someone always had to be
standing ringside to put the Corgi on the table for her to stack &
the judges always put the Corgi down on the floor for her.
So.... about a year later we brought home out first Tibetan Spaniel
from Dick & Carol Jeffery, Jemari's Emperor. Sam showed Empi to
his championship & then we got a bitch from the Jeffery's. That
was the beginning of the Hysam Tibbies.
We had a different kennel name for the Sammies & Corgis but
Samantha wanted her own name. It was a very simple decision.
Whenever Sam would show up ringside the other exhibitors would always
greet her with “Hi, Sam!” So, a simple
change of the spelling and we had a
custom, short, five letter kennel name
just for her. By early 1990 Samantha
was the youngest breeder, owner,
handler of champion Tibbies in the U.S.
Sam's grown now and living in Baltimore in her own home with her two cats.
So, in 1984 what started out as just one Tibbie for a little girl,
turned into a love for the breed, and almost 30 years later we still
have Tibbies. The perfect breed that in the beginning we knew
very little about. -Susan, & John, & Samantha Mullins
The
Iceywinds
Kennel name came from being involved with both Bernese Mountain Dogs and
Tibetan Spaniels, which were
dogs who had a cold weather
connection, thus the “icey”
part of the name. The "winds" part of the name comes from
my nickname "Wendy" which was part of my middle name of
Winslow. So, I put the two together to form “Iceywinds.” My
first Tibbie to carry my kennel name was AKC Ch. Iceywinds
Jen Kum Ra V Bev’s (pictured) back in 1985. His sire was Tashi
Ali Kum Ra and his dam was Phylmarko Autumn Joy Of Briel.
He was bred by Beverly Burney of Bev's Kennel. -Sarah Baker
Our first Tibbie was Ian his registered name
is Ambrier's Radiant Scion of Zeke. We went
off the idea of scion, a sun or star. Both of
our middle names are Rae and both our fathers were name Ray. Ketu means
shooting star in Tibetan. So the
kennel name became Keturay;
rays of a shooting star. Pictured is
Keturay’s I’ve Got A Right (Susan
B) from our first litter.
-Shelly Potter & Shannon O’Neal
When I purchased my first Tibbie, I
wanted a different kennel name. I started
thinking of combining forms of my name
with my husband's. The first one I
thought of was Flolin which was Floyd and Linda. But I'm glad I did
not decide on that since Linda Foiles was already using it for the
same combination of names! Then
I came up with Lin Chi which is the first
three letters of Linda and my husband's
nickname Chip. The picture is my first
boy as a puppy...Sir Adams Porthos of
Lin Chi -Linda Hendrix
I was watching an episode of CSI:NY. The guy
who lived next door to the "victim" was a
Mandala artist. So it came out as the story
progressed that Mandalas were Tibetan art. Each piece beautiful, individual and unique. Just like Tibbies. and BOOM!
I thought, that's my kennel name. - Moira Sullivan
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Words have meaning and names have
power. — Author Unknown
We first heard about Tibetan Spaniels
in 1997 when, at a family reunion, our
sister-in-law, Melanie Hartman, began talking about searching for a Tibbie. At that time, I thought
it sounded like an interesting breed. It wasn’t until we met
Bingo, Melanie’s first Tibbie, that we fell in love. We began
searching for our own Tibetan Spaniel. Melanie intended to
show Bingo in conformation, and being active in dog shows was
on my bucket list. It was the perfect time to start this adventure.
Our three children were older and
we both had the time to become
involved. We purchased our first
Tibbie from Mallory Driskill,
Ambrier’s Force Is With Yoda.
Yoda was not destined for the
show ring. Even though we would
not have traded Yoda for the
world, I was still looking for a
show dog and the ability to join
Melanie in the show ring. Melanie
and I went to Wine Country Circuit shows in September, 1998. I
came home with Owen (Dragonhold Party of Five), and Melanie
came home with two girls from Cheryl Kelly. That was the beginning of Melmar. Melmar was the combination of Melanie and
Mary. The first Melmar champion that we bred was Ch. Melmar
Harry Potter (pictured above). He was out of Owen and Jewel
(Lorac Ambrier Crown Jewel).
There were a total thirteen Melmar champions over the next
several years. As time went on, Melanie’s two young daughters
were growing and it became more difficult for Melanie to continue showing the dogs. In 2002, Harold and I decided to go on
our own and start fresh with our own prefix. There were several
names that we were tossing back and forth. We wanted something short and easy to remember. One evening we were discussing a new kennel name while cooking dinner. Our son was
there listening as Harold and I went back and forth with names
we had been considering. Dave looked at us and said “What
about Namtrah?” We said “NAMTRAH?” He said “Yeah, that is
HARTMAN spelled backwards.” It was an a-hah moment. Thus
the prefix Namtrah was born. Our first Namtrah champion was,
Ch Namtrah Fenlea Rising Son. -Mary & Harold Hartman II
I originally chose my kennel name
“Sierra”when living in Sacramento and owning and showing Shelties. I wanted a short ,
alliterative name and since we had a nice
view of the Sierras it was pretty simple to choose. When I
bought my first Tibbie I had
planned to change it to
something different but my
husband told me I was already known by that name
so I decided to keep it. My
first Tibbie champion from
my first litter bred is Ch.
Sierra
Chain
Reaction
(pictured). He was from a
litter of five , of which 4
finished--but he was the
first to finish - winning his
first points on his 6 month birthday and finishing the day
before he was one year old. Incidentally he was the only sable
in the litter--the rest were all parti colors. -Jacki Scarborough
Over 30 years ago, a couple owned
a large tract of land – between 150
-200 acres. They had this idea of
building a self-contained community with its own sewer and
water and eventually power. The area was known way back then
as Shangri-la. The neighborhood
was eventually built and that is
where I now live – only now it is
known as Somerset Lake in Landenberg, PA. So, when trying to
figure out what would be a good
name, it just made sense to use
the name for the area that I had
grown up. – Sharon Lucernoni
I grew up showing English Springer
Spaniels owned by my Aunt and
Uncle- Mary and Andy Carey. They
had used CAREY’S for their dogs so that was not an option for me
to use. When it was time for me to get my own dogs, coming up
with a name was fairly easy. We were living on the edge of the
Shenandoah Valley in a wooded area – hence, SHENANWOOD
came to bein 1972 when I got my first English Springer Spaniel.
Seven generations of English Springer Spaniels champions as well as several
champion Welsh Springer
Spaniels followed through
1993, when I got my first
Tibetan Spaniel. Bill and I
decided to continue with
the name for our Tibbies.
Our first homebred Tibbie
champion was Ch. Shenanwood Court Jester,ROMX.
“Ernie” was co-owned with and shown by our son, Will, at many
shows and easily completed his championship since “Ernie” was
really his dog. Almost 100 Shenanwood Tibbie champions have
followed in the past twenty years, with the newest group of
youngsters out now. -Colleen Bias Chaffee
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It all began on a beautiful July day in 1979, as
we set out to find a Basset Hound for Liana’s
father. Long story short, we came back with
Cairo for Dad and China Mae for us. It wasn’t long before China
Mae was a young lady and we decided to breed her and keep a
pup to show. The rest is history, we were hooked. We placed all
of China Mae’s puppies in pet homes except for our son’s
favorite. We named this young male “Matt’s Apple Jack.”
Matthew’s favorite cereal was Apple Jacks. The stud owner
told us we should have a kennel prefix if we were going to show
and breed. What a chore! We finally decided on Tamzil for our
kennel prefix. We wanted to include our children in our new
endeavor. Matthew was 11 and Elizabeth was 8 and at the time
they were enjoying our new hobby. So...we turned Matt and Liz
around and turned it into “TAMZIL”. Matthew, now has his own
Tibbie -The Beast- and Elizabeth has our two wonderful grandsons, Luke and Elijah.
Our first Tibetan Spaniels to use the Tamzil prefix was a litter
out of our Ch. Camas Tibs Hana Shobu and sired by Lily
Tamura’s Ch. Braeduke Garpon. They were Tamzil’s
NankiPoo, Tamzil’s ChenRe-Zi & Tamzil’s Honah Li. Greg & Liana Craven
It ain't what they call you, it's what
you answer to. -W.C. Field
Tamzil's Honah Li & Tamzil's
Nanki-Poo held by the Craven’s
daughter, Elizabeth.
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I began in 1976 with Samoyeds and
chose Anadyr for it's geographical
location in the arctic circle.
Later I went into Cavalier King Charles
Spaniels and chose Crumpet
for the English tone.
Then about eight years ago I
went to the Tibetan Spaniels.
My first was a lovely red bitch
who spent her entire life up on
her “tippitoes,” even in the
ring, from beginning to championship she rarely had all four
feet on the floor. Hence,
“Tippitoes” became my kennel
name and her silhouette on
her tippitoes is prominently displayed on my business cards and
web sight. -Linda Lashley
The first Tibbie to have our kennel name was
Ch. Tzuzis Jive Talking of TuQute (pictured below). Karen Hand and I had both
been in other breeds, mainly Rottweilers and Akitas. Karen used the
name U-Nik and I used the prefix
Imarii for the Akitas. Karen got a
divorce and came to live with me
and John and we started looking for
a smaller breed. The first Tibbie we
saw at a show, we both said, at the
same time, “That is too cute!” We
changed the spelling and that was
that. - Pam Glave
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The beginning of wisdom is to call
things by their right names.
-Chinese Proverb
I hope everyone has enjoyed reading about how
some of these prefixes came to be. If you were not
included this time and would be interested in participating in a “Part 2” please let me know. If I get
enough interest I’ll be happy to continue with another piece. You can reach me by email or phone,
which you will find on page 2 of this issue.
- Mary Novocin, TSCA Newsletter Editor
How did I arrive at my kennel name?
Our first dogs were Ambrier dogs and
when it came time to establish our kennel and
have a litter we thought
long and hard about what
we felt would best identify
ourselves and our litter. I
had spent over 20 years vacationing in Maine so I
thought Acadia would be
great, but seemed too close
to Ambrier. Then we
thought about doing a
combo of both our names –
nah, not great. Then I
(l - r) CH Wassong’s War
said why not Wassong!
Admiral.(Halsey), CH Wassong’s
Tibetans are an oriental Winning Colors (Smudge), Am/Can
breed and it sounds oriCH Wassong’s Whirlaway, CGC
ental so there it was –
(Rebel)
Wassong Tibetan SpanWhelped 7-14-01
iels or Wassong Tibbies
as they are better known. The origin of Wassong is Alsace
Lorraine – it is a small section of France and Germany, borders move constantly and it is my husband Kevin’s last
name. As a postscript all Wassong Tibbies are named after
race horses (the only way Kevin would let me start our kennel)! - Pat Sarles
AKC Pet Disaster Relief provides a safe, healthy
environment for animals during disasters.
TSCA has made a donation in support of the AKC Pet
Disaster Relief to help support one of the relief trailers.
Our donation will help provide animal care services during the
first critical hours following a disaster the time before FEMA
support and services are deployed. It will also put an end to
post-disaster tragedies which have historically affected pet
owners, such as: putting themselves in harm’s way to save a
beloved pet, or even losing a family pet during a disaster.
Litter Box
Cynara & Flolin
Announce a new litter out of
CH Flolin Simbolic Jester (RWD at the
2013 National) and
CH Cynara Flolin Chasin’ The Limelight
4 sable girls and 1 sable boy.
Will be ready for new homes
in the beginning of April.
For more information contact:
Mary Novocin by email: cynaracollies@comcast.net
or phone: 301.829.2647
Calling All TIBBIE
Photographers!
Tamzil is offering:
Here is your chance to make your special
TIBBIE a STAR! I am now accepting all
photo’s from now until August of this year for submittal in the 2015 TSCA Calendar. It takes a lot of
photo’s to put together this calendar because I use all
available slots including the Monthly Pin-up.
I like to have pictures that coincide with all the
seasons, so what that means is I need a lot of SNOW
shots, SUMMER shots, AUTUMN Shots and Colorful
SPRING shots…. And if there are any Easter bunnies,
Christmas trees, Halloween decorations in the
background all the better!
Original 2001, 10.5' x 14.5" painting by
Margaret Prince. $125 includes shipping.
Contact Li Craven 503-637-3901
Please send them to me at the HIGHEST RESOLUTION
you can set on your camera. Email them to me
personally at MYSTIK88@me.com.
There is no limit to the amount of pictures you can
send. Thank you so much for sending them in! All your
efforts make for the best calendars I can put together!
Marilyn Rondeau
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
TSCA National Specialty
Wednesday, May 14
Thursday, May 15
Sweeps Judge: Mary Hartman
Obedience/Rally Judge: Linda MacDonald
Conformation Judge: Majorie Wikerd
Both hotels have
free breakfast!
TSCA Specialty
Friday, May 16
Saturday, May 17
Sweeps Judge: Barbara Berg
Obedience/Rally Judge: Jeffery Showman
Confomation Judge: Ruth Zimmerman
JERSEYS and JEANS
FLTSA Specialty
Sunday, May 18
Sweeps Judge: Joann Colvin
Conformation Judge: Elaine Lessig
Show Chairperson: Carol Srnka, email: carsrnk@aol.com
Show your team pride! Wear a real NFL JERSEY and
your favorite pair of jeans Wednesday when you
show in sweeps and be eligible to enter a special
armband drawing for several great prices.
“Referee” Hartman will be dressed to officiate!