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Doberman

Doberman
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Volume 7, Issue 4 Post National Issue
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December/January 2013/14
‘OZZIE’
Can. Ch Pamelot’s One Man Band
(Ch Foxfire’s All Star x Pamelot’s Trinity)
Wishes to thank everyone for a great first time out in the US at the Nationals
Mrs. Sheila DiNardo- 1st Open Dog Black and RWD
Mr George Marquis, 2nd Open Dog Black
Mrs. Nedda Vorzimer, 2nd Open Dog Black
and of course, Erin Cody for handling Oz so well.
Congratulations To All The Winners At The Specialties And We Look Forward To 2014!
To be shown in the US and Canada
by Guillermo Fano and Susan Bicknell
Bred by Pamelot Dobermans, Pamela DeHetre
Owned by Susan Bicknell and Pamela DeHetre
Chip
Chip finished early as a puppy and
has been taking care of the home
front. We brought him to the Pomona
California Nationals for the WAE and
for his repeat heart testing, all of
which he passed with flying colors.
We asked our team Bella handler and
friend Hernan Pacheco to show Chip
in conformation competition. Chip
exceeded all expectations and was
honored with Awards of Merit by judges
Shelia DiNardo and George Marquis.
We extend heartfelt gratitude to the
judges who recognized Chip and to
Hernan for his impeccable handling,
encouragement and friendship and to
Fernando Pac and Teresa Nail who very
capably assisted. Thank you judges
Shelia DiNardo and George Marquis
Ch. Olympia Semper Fi V Promise, WAC
(Ch. Olympia Bronze Star V Promise x Ch. Tropix Fflight Risk V Promise)
Loved and adored by
Jerry and Kathy Drake
Tomball, TX
281-290-6722
jdrakentx@gmail.com
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Cowboy won his class at the
Nationals under judge Nedda
Vorzeimer, was selected
by Pat Hastings for judges
education for his structure,
and has since won Best of
Winners in Texas, shown
by Nikki McClendon. He
is a delight, a special
boy with an awesome
temperament. Thank you
Esteban for your patience
with this puppy and for
handling him to perfection.
Thank you judge
Nedda Vorzimer!
Ch. Goldgrove Believe It or Notx GCH Horizon’s Poetic Justice
Obermark Wishing
Star V Goldgrove
Rose started out winning a
Best of Breed over specials
in Texas from the 6-9 class,
shown by Nikki McClendon
and Sara Casper who have
mentored us since her
birth. At the regionals, she
won her 6-9 class under
Shelia DiNardo. She won
her sweeps class and was
awarded Regional Best in
Sweeps under judge Carol
Petruzzo. She was expertly
handled by Esteban Farias
and assisted by Hernan
Pacheco. Thank you
Judge Carol Petruzzo!
A very special thank you to Sharon Pflueger, (Goldgrove)
for your support and encouragement with our wonderful
Obermark V Goldgrove litter. Thank you Justy and Ripley
for these wonderful puppies!
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Bred & owned by
Jerry & Kathy DraKe
Tomball, TX • 281-290-6722
jdrakentx@gmail.com
Goldgrove Pants on Fire
Goldgrove Hey Jude x Goldgrove Always and Forever
Nauty
was awarded Reserve Winners’ Bitch for a 3 point major under
breeder judge Phillip Martin in National Competition. She was
handled with skill and excellence by Esteban Farias.
Thank you Sharon Pflueger for placing Nauty with us!
Thank you judge Phillip Martin!
Bred and co-owned by
Sharon Pflueger, Goldgrove
Owned and loved
by Jerry & Kathy DraKe,
Tomball, TX • 281-290-6722
jdrakentx@gmail.com
We would like to thank our wonderful Team Bella handlers and
friends, Esteban and Hernan for your professionalism, skill,
encouragement and sense of humor in showing and training our dogs.
We would again like to thank the judges who awarded our beloved
Dobermans and to the Doberman friends who support us in
this wonderful breed.
WHAT'S INSIDE
On The Cover . . . . . . . . . 8
16
38
46
56
From The Publisher. . . . . 10
The Story of
KALORA DOBERMANS
From Marj Brooks. . . . . . 36
Someone You Should Know...
WAYNE AND BELLINDA ROSSMILLER
‘RENA’SSANCE DOBERMANS
Who Dat? . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Top Twenty Conformation Stats
NEW TITLE HOLDERS
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Top Twenty Agility Stats
DPCA NATIONAL SPECIALTY
PHOTOS, RESULTS AND CRITQUES
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
16
Top Twenty Obedience Stats.
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Rates & Deadlines
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Business Card Directory
38
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Index to Advertisers . . . . 78
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CH. CATOM’S ADONIS
‘DONNIE’
Reaps his finishing points at the
HARVEST MOON CLASSIC
GCH Sevenly Above the Law x Catom’s Spicy Nutmeg
Breeders:
TOM & CAROL NEUNER
Handled by:
WENDY BETTIS
Owners:
CAROL PION & TOM NEUNER
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Am/Can Ch Kalora’s Wicked Mardi Gras LC-10D BFL-2
Ch Alisaton Primo Storm Dalclar LC-10L BFL-1 x Ch Phantom’s Tantalizer v Meroke CGC, LC-13D BFL-1
‘Mardi’
In Loving Memory
Mardi was expertly guided to her Championship by Sara Lopez. She was an incredible
Doberman, a loyal protector and loving family member. Mardi was truly a Wicked red head.
Mardi is the dam of :
Am/Can Ch Kalora’s Hubba Hubba v Cheriden BFL1
Am/Can Ch Kalora’s Ooh La La v Cheriden BFL-1
Mardi owned & protected:
Cheryl Hauschild - Cheriden
Mardi also Co-Owned:
The Kalora home when she was in NY
Family photo of ‘Mardi’
Am/Can Ch Kalora’s Wicked Mardi Gras LC-10D BFL-2
And her daughters at the 2002 National
Left to Right..
“Gabby” Kalora’s Gabin DbleD V Cherdien BFL1
“Roxy” Am/Can Ch Kalora’s Ooh La La v Cheriden BFL-1
“Zelda” Kalora’s Va Va Voom V Cherdien BFL1
“Bada” Kalora’s Bada Bing V Cheriden BFL1
missing from the photo :
“Hunk” Am/Can Ch Kalora’s Hubba Hubba v Cheriden BFL1
Breeders: KALORA & CHERIDEN
Am/Can Ch Kalora’s Hubba Hubba v Cheriden BFL1
Ch Briarwood Storms’ a Brewin LC-11D X Am/Can Ch Kalora’s Wicked Mardi Gras LC-10D BFL-2
‘Hunk’
In loving memory
Hunk was named according because he certainly was a Hunky guy.
Hunk finished quickly handled beautifully by Gwen DeMilta.
Hunk was Owned, Loved and Bred by:
KALORA & CHERIDEN
And is greatly missed by both.
Kalora’s Bada Bing v Cheriden
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Ch Briarwood Storms’ a Brewin LC-11D X Am/Can Ch Kalora’s Wicked Mardi Gras LC-10D BFL-2
One of Mardi’s beautiful red head daughters
Owned & Bred By:
Cheryl Hauschild g Cheriden & Estelle Corr g Kalora
THE STORY OF
KALORA DOBERMANS
I
would like to thank the DPM for the opportunity to
be the December 2013 featured breeder. Sharing my
Doberman story in an entertaining way without endlessly detailed, boring AKC names and pedigrees is a
challenge. This is KALORA’s third breed publication feature
and there are only so many ways to tell you about ourselves. Thankfully, the DPM offered me a list of questions
to help me relate the KALORA story.
Wow! It’s hard to believe I’m approaching my 23rd year
in the Doberman breed. This is the same number of years
I’ve been married to my wonderful husband, Keith. He and
I purchased our first Doberman together at the young age
of 22, with the brilliant idea to get married, buy our first
home and get a Doberman, all in a 3 month span. What’s
more, we did not want any Doberman, we wanted a blue
male. So I bought everything I could from the DPCA and
began our quest.
After phoning a multitude of breeders who found my
naïvete very amusing, I spoke to the late Carol Shipley of
Meroke Dobermans. She sold Keith and me an 18 month
old unruly fawn male named Woody. He wasn’t exactly
the color we were looking for, but it was close enough
for us. Woody’s sire was the Zared son Ch Dabney’s
Brazzzzzzzzen Brogan WAC and his dam was Banchee’s
Sunshine DeBella. Although we had looked for a pet
Doberman, Carol wanted us to show him. So together,
the two unknowing kids and their new fawn troublemaker
took their first step into the dog show world. There was no
going back.
I truly credit Woody with teaching me everything about
this breed. He didn’t have a shred of manners and his coat
was in awful condition. He had no idea how to behave in a
home or around guests. But he did know how to stack and
together Woody, my husband and I learned from and grew
with one another. Every time I thought I had the answer,
Woody showed me just how wrong I was. He became
a champion in a limited number of shows with Gwen
DeMilta and Carol handling. The couple who originally
wanted a pet experienced Westminster as their first dog
show and it was extremely overwhelming. When Woody
was being shown there weren’t many fawns or blues in
the ring, so we heard our fair share of negative comments
from fellow competitors and even from some judges. They
all had something to say about the funny colored Doberman. Despite it all, Gwen finished Woody quickly and he
became Ch Meroke’s Sandalwood V Phantom LC.
In 1991 we purchased our second Doberman from
Carol, a black bitch named Trouble. Meroke‘s I’m In
Trouble Again WAC LC BFL1 was sired by Ch Brunswig’s
Zared of Dabney CD LC and her dam was Ch Meroke’s
Imari Of Dabney LC, a Ledo daughter. Zared was also the
sire of Ledo, Am/Can Ch Dabney’s Lookout For Ledo CD
Alora 5 Months old holding
“Tequila”, Ch Phantom’s Tantalizer
v Meroke CGC, LC-13D BFL-1
(4 wks old). Our first Litter
‘Tequila’ Ch Phantom’s Tantalizer v
Meroke CGC, LC-13D BFL-1
Our first homebred Champion
‘Chase’ Am/Can Ch Kalora’s Raising a Ruckus BFL2
LC. We had enjoyed showing Woody so much and we had
been bitten by the show bug, so we purchased Trouble with
every intent to show her. But Trouble was far from being
a show prospect and she absolutely hated showing. Her
show-ring attitude in combination with her conformation
proved to be a no win situation. Instead, our handler Gwen
DeMilta suggested Keith and I utilize her best quality, her
tight pedigree, by breeding her. Then came our second brilliant idea: having a litter of puppies while expecting a baby!
We figured it was opportune timing to match the litter with
my being home with the baby for a few months as a first
time mom. Just makes you go “what were you thinking?”,
right? In our naive young minds we thought nothing could
be better than a litter of puppies and a newborn baby at the
same time. Oh, to be young and stupid!
We had planned to breed Trouble to a friend’s red
male. Woody had other plans; in November 1993 Woody
and Trouble became the foundation sire and dam of the
KALORA breeding program. Their litter produced our first
home bred champion Tequila, Ch Phantom’s Tantalizer V
Meroke CGC LC BFL1. The pedigree of every dog we have
ever bred has Trouble behind it as foundation dam. Because
Woody and Trouble were so closely bred Tequila has the
high inbreeding co-efficient of 18.16406% in five generations. This was an asset to me as a new breeder. Our first
litter was bred under the Phantom kennel name because
Woody carried it at the end of his AKC name. Carol suggested it since it was the name Woody’s former owner had
wanted to use. However, the name was short lived. Several
years later we discovered someone was breeding white
Dobermans under the very same kennel name. Very upset
and unsure what to do, I contacted the late Judy Doniere
of Toledobes for advice. She advised creating a new kennel
name — something original using my own family’s names.
With Judy’s help we picked the name KALORA, the ‘K’
for my husband, Keith plus ‘alora’ for my daughter, Alora.
Even after choosing our new name I worried about Tequila
having the Phantom kennel name. Judy consoled me again,
responding with words of comfort. “Don’t worry, dear” she
said. “No one will question where she came from with a
pedigree that tight!” So with my “tight” foundation and my
new, original kennel name I worked hard over the years to
get KALORA registered with AKC and CKC to protect it. We
are now grandfathered in the AKC as an All Breed Registered Kennel Name to Keith, Alora and myself. When I first started breeding, my main goal was to
learn as much as people were willing to teach me and to
do right by my dogs. That’s what still matters to me. I think
you’re in trouble as a breeder when you feel you have
nothing left to learn. I am always willing to listen to another
breeder tell me their experience with a certain breeding or
tell me about dealing with a health issue. I am frustrated,
though, by people who think they are going to breed and
do it so much better than the breeders before them. Our
primary goal should be working together to make the breed
better, not trying to one up each other. When I make a
decision regarding what breeding I want to do, it’s simple.
I breed for myself first and foremost. In the end I have to
believe in what I am breeding and I need to be there for
all my owners in both the good and the bad times. When
you breed with your goals in mind and make the decisions
you think are best for the breeding pair, it’s easy to stand
behind what you produce. For me, it’s not about the next
big winner or about producing the top stud dog. I want the
whole picture: a Doberman with a
great brain who is pretty to look at,
who has sound temperament and is
backed by a healthy pedigree with
longevity. I breed to please myself and
I don’t look for outside approval from
puppy shoppers.
“Andie” Ch Kalora’s Andromeda
v Alisaton WAC CGC LC-11D
DPCA AOM Winner
“Cruz” Ch Kalora’s Latin Sensation
“Mardi” Am/Can Ch Kalora’s
Wicked Mardi Gras LC-10D BFL-2
Every time I breed a litter I think
about the future and where I want to
go with these combinations, so knowing the pedigrees and the dogs’ ancestors is very important. When I first
started I had to study and learn the
pedigrees and my mentors educated
me with the history behind my dogs.
I would look at old magazines over
and over again to learn about the generations which came before my own
pedigrees, along with other pedigrees
and lines. Because of this education,
I now have a ton of old Doberman
magazines and pedigrees saved in
storage. Apart from that, a friend from
another breed was a geneticist and we
spent countless hours on the phone
discussing the genetic process of trait
inheritance from parents to offspring.
We discussed inbreeding, outcrosses,
line breeding and conversed about
the implications of choosing a certain
puppy from a litter over another. Our
talks, in combination with studying
lineages, helped me learn about some
very important factors behind breeding decisions.
As for health testing, of course I
believe it’s important--but to a degree.
We still have no cure for the biggest
killer in the breed, DCM. And after
the last DPCA-sponsored webinar, I
do not believe we will have a cure or
an accurate form of testing for DCM
in my lifetime. Yes, we have identified one marker, but there could be
thirty more we may never find. So, a
dog clear of this one marker can still
die from DCM. We can do echoes
and Holters, but a dog who passes
these tests on one or more occasions
can still die from DCM. Now we are
back to the drawing board for another
idea. At KALORA we continue to test
along with everyone else in the hopes
of a brighter future through research.
We do vWD (which to me holds little
importance), OFA (for hips, elbows
and thyroid), DCM marker, color gene
test, Holters and now the new DING
marker test. But honestly, where has
all this health testing gotten the breed?
Doberman longevity is still where it
was when I started 23 years ago. I am
lucky to have bred a great plenty of
LC, BFL1 and BFL2 Dpbermans, but
in the end I don’t have the answers
on how to make them all live a long
life. I just try to weigh it all to balance
the odds.
I have learned a great many valuable things over the years, the most
important of which is remembering to
keep everything in perspective with
showing and titling dogs. This is a
hobby for most of us. Win or lose, we
do this because we love the breed.
Having another champion will not
get you into heaven any faster. Dogs
do not need a piece of paper titled
Champion to mean they’ll produce
quality offspring who will benefit the
breed. I have seen people who were
unable to pay their bills just so they
could show their dogs. I have also
seen mediocre dogs rise to the top,
while quality dogs fall to the bottom
for lack of the large sums of cash
needed to achieve a high ranking. The
number one thing to remember is that
they are PETS first.
I am thankful to have had a great
number of mentors along the way.
Of course, there is the late Carol
Shipley of Meroke Dobermans, who
introduced me to the breed. Carol
taught me how to whelp a litter,
care for puppies and read pedigrees.
Another mentor, Linda Krukar of Dabney Dobermans, showed me ownerhandlers can be successful and she
taught me to believe in my dogs.
Linda showed me the importance of
knowing both the faults and the strong
points of my dogs and taught me to
not be kennel blind. Lastly and most
importantly, Linda taught me to never
let anyone else tell you what to do
with your dogs.
Gwen DeMilta, Alisaton Dobermans, is the person who taught me
the most about structure. She was
honest about the good and the bad,
even when it was hard to hear. She
showed me what a good front was
and how to recognize it, she allowed
me to be there to learn from her when
she graded litters at shows and whenever I asked about how to properly
stack one of the dogs she showed me
how to best present it... although it’s
hard to mimic a master. One of my
biggest memories of Gwen is still
impressive to me. It happened ringside
at a show when someone asked her
about showing their dog, though it
was clearly a pet. “Do you love him?”
Gwen asked. When the reply was of
course they loved their dog, she said
“Then that’s all that counts. Take him
home and love him”. It’s amazing how
that one moment stands out in my
mind even though I just overheard it
ringside. It taught me no matter what
you think of a dog’s conformation,
somebody loves that dog. It’s something to always bear in mind before
you critique a dog.
Emily Clewner, Derby Dobes, was
like a second mom to me when she
lived locally and was still breeding
and showing. When I was frustrated
or frazzled she was there to pick up
the pieces. Emily always encouraged
me to go forward, to learn and to
move on. I learned from Emily the
importance of doing what I want, not
what someone is telling me to do.
Emily was always loving and never
judgmental, but she was honest when
you needed to hear it.
I am forever grateful to all of my
teachers and am truly blessed to have
had them as my mentors. What a great
group of accomplished breeders I had
to guide me. At times I listened to their
words of wisdom, but other times I just
had to learn the lessons on my own.
That’s just how life works sometimes,
like a kid who doesn’t always follow
their parent’s advice. Funny thing was
I didn’t always appreciate or understand all the lessons my mentors gave
me early on, but as I reflect now on
all of their teachings I am extremely
thankful for all of them. These teachings still hold true today. It’s really hard for me to say if I
have a favorite breeding. Of course
“Hunk” Am/Can Ch Kalora’s Hubba
Hubba v Cheriden BFL1
I have had several dogs over the
years that meant a great deal to me
and several of those influenced my
future breed decisions. Like every
breeder, I am proud of the ones that
accomplished a lot. I’m also proud
of the companions that have amazing, full lives with their families. For
instance, one of the dogs I bred,
Anubis, used his SchH training to go
after a mugger on the street until the
cops arrived. Tiki is another example,
naturally becoming a seizure detector for her family’s little girl. I am
proud of the ones that went on to
accomplish more titles outside of the
conformation ring, like Dante, whose
pretty amazing accomplishment as a
veteran was to become at age 10 the
first NW3 Doberman. With longevity
and titles at both ends, he proved that
an older Doberman can still work like
the breed was intended to do. Dante
is Ch Kalora’s As Good As It Gets
NW3 ROM LC BFL1. His sire was Ch
Derby Dobes Johnny B. Goode LC
and his dam was Kalora’s Causing a
Commotion LC BFL2. He is owned by
Kathy & Jay Gregory, along with us. I
really don’t think it’s right to single out
a particular breeding as my favorite
because, like I learned early on, all
“ Rory” Ch Kalora’s Bettin’ On a Dream
Winning Best Puppy at the 2006 National
the dogs have a special place in their
owners’ hearts as well as in mine.
I have done a few breedings
which didn’t give me what I was
looking for from the combination,
but that’s what learning is all about.
Although some of them were great
on paper, the combination just didn’t
mesh. I have never regretted those
breedings, but tried instead to correct
what I wasn’t happy with in the next
generation. Additionally, those breedings gave me the opportunity to learn
which pedigrees do and don’t work
well with my dogs.
It’s hard to say what the future
holds for me and my family. Right
now, I am enjoying being a judge and
I plan on going for my license to judge
several other working breeds. It is an
honor to be asked to judge the breed
I love. Nothing is more rewarding as
a judge than seeing a stunning dog
or bitch which embodies the breed
standard. I will continue my journey
in Dobermans one step at a time. My
family and I will continue our breeding program as time moves forward.
My daughter Alora is now in her
Junior year of college and stays heavily involved in the horse show world.
I also look forward to spending time
with her showing our two horses. For
her, the horses will always be her first
true love.
above: “Hope” Ch Kalora’s Blue Me
Away NW2 ROM Left: “Faith” Ch
Kalora’s Bettin’ On Faith winning
a Puppy Group 1 with Rissa
To the new breeders out there,
I’m not sure I can offer any amazing
words of wisdom. Just learn as much
as you can about the breed and pedigrees. Don’t look only at the dogs’
titles in the pedigree, but look at the
whole picture, and for the love of
God stop breeding to the BIG Winner
because everyone else is! Make your
decisions based on knowledge, not
just guess-work. And remember, you’d
better believe in your choices because
you should be there for your puppy
buyers for both the good and the bad,
as well as for the dogs you produce.
Winning in the conformation ring is
only one part of the whole equation.
My daughter Alora and her two
warmbloods “Ellington” on the left
and “Truman” on the right
So my biggest piece of advice is to aim
to produce dogs who live long lives,
make excellent family pets and are
smart enough to do it all. That’s what
makes us good breeders.
In closing, I would like thank the
people to whom we owe a great deal
of our success. For my owners, I wish
to thank you all for welcoming KALORA puppies into your homes and lives
and for allowing them the opportunity
to be champions, obedience dogs,
agility dogs, working dogs, therapy
dogs and most of all, beloved family
members. To my co-breeders, I thank
you for sharing the journey with us.
Cheryl Hauschild of Cheriden, thank
you for allowing your beautiful girls
Diana, Am/Can Ch Apt to B Royal by
Design and Lucy, Apt to B Seventh
Heaven to be part of the KALORA
family. To our handlers, thank you
for making our dogs shine in the ring
and making them champions. I would
like to thank the stud dog owners for
giving us the chance to breed to your
dogs to improve and build KALORA’s
future. I would also like to thank our
vet, Dr M Ullmann, who is always
there for me when I need her medical advice or help, regardless of the
time of day or night. To all our friends,
I wish to thank you for your overwhelming love and support. But most
of all, I say thank you to the readers
for caring about our journey in this
incredible breed: the Doberman. g
Am/Can Ch Apt to B Royal by Design
Am/Can Ch By Design Held for Ransom x Exacta’s Apt to B Hardrock WAC
‘Diana’
In memory of The Beautiful Diana
Diana was loving called the BODY because what a body she had.
Thanks Estelle for letting us be part of your Doberman family.
Hugs to Keith and Alora for putting up with all of us.
She was a big part of the KALORA Family.
We are honored to have her as part of our breeding program.
Owned by:
Cheryl Hauschild • Cheriden
Bred by:
Apt To B • Chris Schaefer-Blair
& Paula Hall
Ch Kalora’s Latin Obsession
Am/Int/Mex/Arg/Brz CH Nello’s Lex Luthor WAC X Ch Phantom’s Tantalizer v Meroke CGC, LC-13D BFL-1
‘Elena’
IN LOVING MEMORY OF ELENA, WHELPED 12-7-1999
The beautiful Elena was shown to her championship by Gwen DeMilta. She finished
quickly and always kept us on our toes ringside hoping to grab a little piece of the
small, fuzzy dogs that went by. Not a day goes by that we don’t miss her.
Owned & Loved by
Cheryl Hauschild • CHERIDEN
Bred & Co-Owned by
Estelle Corr • KALORA
CH Kalora’s Bettin’
On a Dream
Ch Jaroe Ebenezer Scrooge
x Kalora’s Royal Vixen v Cheriden
Thank you Estelle for these two beautiful and loving Dobes who came into our life.
You are a wonderful breeder, always giving advise and your knowledge so openly.
Kalora’s Spoiled
Bratz v Cheriden
Am/Can Ch Kalora’s Hubba Hubba v
Cheriden BFL1
x Ch Kalora’s Latin Obsession
Kizzlin Dobermans
Rich & Debbie Linbrunner
Dante
Ch. Kalora’s As Good As It Gets, ROM, LC, BFL1
First Doberman to Earn a Nose Work 3 Title
at 10 years of age
And still enthusiastically trialling!
Cherished by Kathy and J Gregory
914 420 9609
Bred by Estelle Corr,
Kalora Dobermans
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Many thanks Gwen for
the awesome handling and
quick finish with Triton.
Estelle, thank you for Triton, when my heart needed healing...
Triton is bred by Estelle Corr and catered to by Christine Hertling
Kalora’s Once In A Blue Moon, OA,AXJ
Ch Tallyesyn Falcon’s Fire - Kalora’s Blue Me A Kiss
‘RIO’
Bred by Kalora Dobermans, Estelle & Alora Corr and Christine Hertling, Phesika Dobermans
Loved by Jayne Isabell
Co-owned by Estelle & Christine
Rio is AKC pointed and trialing
CH Kalora’s Maximus B Kissable
GCH Kalora’s Fallen Angel NW1 x Kalora’s Blue Me A Kiss WAC
Max finished at 20 months of age with 3 majors handled by Dave Goldfein and his owner Mark.
Mark is now owner handling Max to his Grand Championship title so far they have won multiple
SD and a BOB wins along the way. Max’s new champion photo with his handlers!
vWD DNA Carrier
Black #4
DVDob DNA Clear
DCM Marker (Pending)
OFA Hips/Elbows & Thyroid
(Pending)
Max will be available for stud to approved bitches once all his health
testing is completed. Please contact Kalora for any inquires.
Owned MARK BOLAN
Bred & Co Owned By
KALORA DOBERMANS
631-451-7337
Kalora’s City Of Angels
Sire: BISS CH Marquis I Am the Dragon Rider BFL-1
Dam: Kalora’s I’m A Supermodel
‘LA’
The beautiful LA handled by Ashley Cuzzolino to her singles. LA has
taken time off for motherhood she will be back in the ring to finish her
championship with Carissa DeMilta-Shimpeno.
Bred & Owned by:
KALORA • 631-451-7337
Rest In Peace My Angel, Always In My Heart.
6-3-00 -6-8-13
Am/Can/UDC Ch, OTCH Alisaton Aurora Borealis SchH 1 UDX5 VCD-1 RN
D-UD ASCA UD OB3 TR2 BH VCX ROM LC-13D
Ch Cambria’s Cactus Cash X Ch Kalora’s Some Kinda Wonderful CD
ROM ‘02,CKC CH ‘02, HIT DPCC ’03, HIT DPCD
7/4/03, HIT DPCWNY 1/9/04, HIT DPCTZ
10/24/04, HIT DPCGD 10/04, 10/09, HIT DPCD
8/27/05, HIT DPCTZ 10/30/05, DPCA HIT
10/11/05, TT OB WINNER 10/12/05, HIT UDC
HPOA ‘05, NOI Working Group 3 ‘05, NOI
Working Group 1, ‘06, HIT LIDPC 2/11/06,
HIT LIDPC 2/12/06
Pam Burns & Merry Fitzgerald DVM
Kalora’s Unsurpassable
Ch Trotyl De Black Shadow WAC X Kalora’s Blue Me A Kiss WAC
DIESEL
Good Luck to Diesel’s first litter making their way into the show ring this Winter: Kalora’s Rise Of The Guardian “Sloan”
Kalora’s Guardian Spirit “Gemma”
Kalora’s Winged Guardian “Griffin”
Health Stats: • Hips OFA Good • • Elbows OFA Normal • Thyroid OFA Normal • #4 Black
Owned By:
Michelle Cerini & Matthew Brooks
Co-Owned & Bred By:
KALORA • 631-451-7337
Kalora’s Light Em Up
Sire: BISS CH Marquis I Am the Dragon Rider BFL-1
Dam: Kalora’s Breathless
‘Ember’
Photo at 5 months
taken by Spiffypixs
Ember will be making her way into the show ring in early 2014 following in her big brothers
paw prints: Ch Kalora’s Legend Of The Water Dragon “Triton” & Kalora’s Rise Of The Red
Dragon “Rowan” (multi ptd)
Bred & Owned by:
KALORA • 631-451-7337
Kalora’s Up For Anything
BISS CH Marquis’ I ‘m The Dragon Rider BFL1 x Kalora’s Breathless
‘April’
Photo taken at 6 months old
April will starting her show career this Winter,
handled by Ashley Cuzzolino
Owned and Spoiled by:
Bill Pantelis
Ted Pantelis
Bred & Co-Owned by:
KALORA
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Early in the morning of October 11th
my friend, Nancy Sabo and I were off
for the National in Pomona California.
The first stop was to pick up Diva in
Novato and we were on our way. We
chatted and we were excited so our
10 hour trip seemed short. I hadn’t
been to the Fairplex for a number
of years so we had a new freeway
and direction to navigate and it was
pretty simple, just new. Oh the traffic, enough said, it is infamous! Once
there and unloaded, settled in with
the dogs, our tons of clothes, food
and unpacked for our 9 day stay. We
drove to the show area, not knowing
yet that we could easily walk there. It
was good in the end because we were
able to see that Shane Hooper had all
of the parking totally under control
while Rom was in Las Vegas. Together
they did an outstanding job with the
parking. In my opinion and that of
many others, the Fairplex is an excellent site for our National. Everything
was under the same roof, except for
the WAE and the IPO which was on
the Fairplex site. We were able to buy
a pass for $50.00 dollars to bring the
van in with the RV parking area which
was shady for most. We were close to
the huge exercise pens to run our 3
dogs. Even though we didn’t have to
do this we took advantage of the convenience of having the van up close.
We set up in the crating area for the 8
days of the National events.
Our show this year was dedicated
to our late friend, Jane Kay.
There were a few glitches here
and there this year but they were
noticed and they are already ironed
out for next year. One of them was
that both Saturday and Sunday’s host
club shows for the conformation part
of the shows was very LONG days.
Both that Saturday and Sunday started
at 8 am and went on to past 9:30 pm.
On Sunday many of us missed the
“Meet and Greet” which what I heard
a nice dinner and people meeting
new people. Be that as it may, shortening up the National by one day was
an experiment. Like I say this idea has
been re-thought and will change for
next year.
There were a lot of great highlights to benefit the dogs and their
owner such as the health clinics and
the health night talk and the Friday
night health/rescue benefit dinner and
raffle and auctions to raise monies for
health and rescue with this dinner.
We did good to say the least. We
raised a lot of monies!
During the week we had 6 cardiologists from around the U.S. and
Canada to evaluate any Doberman
4 years of age or older; they were
particularly interested in dogs seen
at the screening clinics at the 2012
national. The tests included a physical exam blood sample (15 ml) for
biomarkers (NT-proBNP ultrasensitive
troponin I), Echocardiogram, ECG- 3
minutes. We all signed up prior to the
national in August and we printed and
carried our dog’s holter monitor testing results with us to hand over to the
team. These veterinary cardiologists
are dedicated as a team to researching
issues and problems associated with
Doberman cardiomyopathy. They are
so willing to give their time and expertise to provide us with this comprehensive, CONFIDENTIAL screening
clinic at no cost to us. Pretty awesome I say!
The Health Registry/CHIC committee with Pam DeHetre as chair
also had a blood draw for research.
She and her committee also had
a successful turnout of volunteer
Dobermans. Thank you for the veterinarians who donate their time for this
annual event.
On Wednesday we had Stephanie Rudich, DVM, DACVR speak to
us about, Imaging The Canine Neck:
Fact & Fiction. What every Doberman owner should know about radiographs (x-rays) and advanced imaging
(myelograms, CT and MRI). Her talk
was very informative and I did attend
this seminar. Dr. Rudich practices in
Waukesha Wisconsin.
The Thursday night dinner and
the artisans of the DPCA and their
yearly donations who are Sandy
Teague with her Kool Koat, Cheri Mc
Nealy with her famous and awesome
totie and Diane Sudori with her hand
crafted bling collar It brought in a
good amount of money. Actually it
was a separate raffle which brought in
a lot of monies for health and rescue.
Archivist Karin Fox had a number
of photo albums of past nationals to
view. For me though was the Eleanor
Carpenter of Jerry run Dobermans
collection. She brought this a request
from Judy Bingham. It was fascinating in so many ways she had tons of
photos and pedigrees. She had excellent records of her breeding program.
There were pictures of her first Doberman which was not cropped and not
docked. I think she obtained this dog
in 1935. This date stands out to me but
don’t quote me on that. For a while
Eleanor tried to breed Dobermans
with natural ears that were carried
erect AND she was successful! All
of those records and photos were in
the collection too. Karin will have the
collection there at next year’s national
too. Eleanor also was an important
person with the DPCA. She was the
chair of the Standard Review committee at the time that the DPCA standard
was revised in 1969. You can see this
approved standard on the Breeders
Education webpages articles section
under the category of History.
All of the Top 20s were wonderful
events and well attended as always.
There should be more writings and
photos of the Top 20 events elsewhere
in this issue.
Last but not least is the introduction of the new Junior Committee
headed by Michelle Santana. On Friday they began setting up their booth
next to our DPM booth. On Saturday
they asked handlers to donate a handling fee for a silent auction. I am
happy to report that all of the handlers
at the DPCA donated a handling fee.
I helped them round them all up and
then I went to their clients to tell them
about this silent auction. The silent
action was very successful. They also
sold 50/50 tickets and I suggested
that they have the juniors themselves
walk around the audience and sell
tickets. This was very successful and
what was even nicer is that the winner
donated her winnings of $750.00 back
to the juniors program. You can read
about this new and exciting program
on the www.DPCA.org website under
the tab D.P.C.A.
Like I said, it was great to see
everybody this year and it was a great
National held in a fabulous location.
The weather was FANTASTIC! Nancy
and I never turned on the TV in our
room. That should tell you something.
The Best of Breed final was so
very thrilling and the tears were flowing for many good reasons. Congratulations Carissa and CJ!
See you all next year in Topeka
Kansas!
We have some special features
planned for the next issue. If you need
help don’t hesitate to ask.
Thank you.
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Ch. Jalar Dandy Ch. Array Point Break V Ciden x Ch.
Marienburg Nitouche of Jalr
Ch. Cha-Rish The Macarena
Ch. Darwins Dance of The Hour x Ch. Cha-Rish Lancia
SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW...
Wayne and Bellinda Rossmiller
‘Rena’ssance Dobermans
Our first Doberman was Heidi, a companion Dobie
who was Wayne’s 1972 high school graduation present.
We married in 1978 and Heidi became part of our new
family. We have had one to five Dobermans living with
us ever since. Never in all these years have we even
considered another breed. We love the majestic beauty,
intelligence, athleticism and personable nature of the
Doberman Pinscher.
After many years of owning companion Dobies we
decided to purchase a show dog. Bill Goff and Marj
Brooks assisted us in our original search for a puppy
from a reputable breeder. They recommended a breeding of Jan Radimsky’s Ch. Array Point Break v Ciden x
Ch. Marienburg’s Nitouche of Jalar and we put a deposit
down for a red male. The one and only red dog in the litter, Jalar Dandy, became our Napoleon. He came home
in 1996 and started our dog show journey. Napoleon
was shown by Darlene Young; she and Marilyn Altheide
were quickly added to our list of mentors. Napoleon
became Ch. Jalar Dandy at 20 months of age. He went
on to earn his WAC and his early success hooked us on
the dog show scene.
We next purchased a show bitch from the breeding of Darlene and Marilyn’s Ch. Darwin’s Dance of the
Hour, WAC x Ch. Cha-Rish Lancia, bred by Joan Witt.
This girl, Ch. Cha-Rish the Macarena, or Rena, was Bellinda’s first agility dog. Rena earned both her OA and
OAJ titles. She became our foundation bitch, with her
name forming the basis of our kennel name, ‘Rena’ssance
Dobermans. After a year-long search for a stud dog for
Rena we decided, at Darlene and Marilyn’s suggestion,
on our own Napoleon.
Our nine litters over the years have produced fourteen champions to date. Several more are on their way.
Marilyn Altheide, Darlene Young and Marj Brooks have
been our most involved mentors in advising on breeding
options and whelping and raising the puppies. When
we research sires for future breedings we consider a
number of factors. First comes thoughtful evaluation of
the proposed dam to identify which of her conformation
characteristics need improvement. Equal consideration
is given those we want to maintain. Next we look for
health tested sires with these characteristics plus sound
temperament. The pedigrees of these dogs get our close
study, with consideration of line-breeding opportunities
to augment both our conformation and other goals. Longevity and cause of death in sire lines figure strongly in
our choices. Along with evaluating the conformation of
a potential sire’s parents and litter mates, we look at any
get he has produced.
We obtain advice from our mentors. We reach out
to the owner, handler and breeder to verify health testing
and ask questions about temperament. Their experience
helps us rank aptitude and potential ability for performance venues as well. We also seek out other breeders
who have used the sire and learn from their input.
Ch. ‘Rena’ssance Chambery Ch. Jalar Dandy x Ch. Cha-Rish The Macarena
Health testing at ‘Rena’ssance prior to breeding
decisions includes vWd, OFA of hips, thyroid, DCM
DNA and a 24 hour holter ECG with possible echocardiogram depending on the age and holter results. Our
future breeding bitches were recently tested using the
new DNA test to identify carriers of the gene associated
with the vestibular disorder that presents at birth (AKA
“ding” puppy). While we appreciate that some of these
tests provide more definitive information than others,
we take all the information into consideration in making
our breeding choices and we also feel it is important to
contribute to the data bank for future research efforts.
Another useful test for us is temperament testing/evaluation of each litter member at seven weeks of age. We
find this a useful validation of our observations up to that
point and it helps us match puppies to the home best
suited for each.
When asked “do you have a favorite breeding and
why”, we are torn. Based on our goal to improve with
each litter, we want to say our most recent litter! We
are very excited about these eight month old pups
Ch. ‘Rena’ssance Perfect Alibi Ch. Darwin’s Perfect Isn’t Easy x
Ch. ‘Rena’ssance Chambery
Ch. ‘Rena’ssance Split Second
Ch. Irongates Time To Wine and Dine
x Ch. Cha-Rish The Macarena
from GCh. Alpha’s the Conquistador, WAC, RA and
Ch. ‘Rena’ssance Sugarplum, WAC. Time will tell what
significance their accomplishments will have on our
breeding program. An alternate response to the question may be the breeding that produced their dam, who
we feel represents the standard exceptionally well. She
is from the line-breeding of Ch. Primary’s Charlie Pride
and Ch. ‘Rena’ssance Perfect Alibi (Allie). Finally, one last
response may be the breeding that produced Allie since
she has been the most significant dam in our kennel
to date. She was from a line breeding of Ch. Darwin’s
Perfect Isn’t Easy, WAC and Ch. ‘Rena’ssance Chambery.
While comparatively speaking we are newer to the
Doberman scene, we do feel comfortable in offering this
advice to new breeders:
• Be sure to start with a bitch of good quality, with that
decision based upon the Doberman standard and
not just your heart. You do not want to take multiple
generations to produce a quality Doberman.
Ch. ‘Rena’ssance Goin Overboard Ch. Merrimac’s Poseidon On Board
x Ch. ‘Rena’ssance Brienne
Ch. ‘Rena’ssance Sugarplum Ch. Primary Charlie Pride x Ch.
‘Rena’ssance Perfect Alibi
Ch. ‘Rena’ssance De Otra Tierra
Ch. Alex De Akido San x Ch. ‘Rena’ssance Perfect Alibi
• Honestly evaluate the proposed dam to identify her
conformation strengths and weaknesses.
• Seek a sire that will complement her with strengths
you need and want to keep. Do not make breeding
decisions based on liking a Top 20 dog.
• There is no perfect Doberman so balance assessment
of conformation, pedigrees, health testing and temperament in making your breeding determinations.
So what is in store for ‘Rena’ssance Dobermans in
the future? We plan to continue to breed on occasion
when we desire a new conformation or agility puppy
or have identified show and performance homes. We
will maintain our devotion to breeding Dobermans of
good conformation and temperament who will make
great family companions and good ambassadors for our
breed wherever they may go. With this comes the continuing commitment to mentor others as we have been
mentored. We desire to go forward in conformation
and agility competition. Bellinda looks forward to future
involvement with tracking and therapy dog work. Wayne
has contemplated becoming a judge one day. Only God
knows and we will follow his lead. g
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‘Rena’ssance Perfect Alibi, Ali and sister
‘Rena’ssance Perfect Harmony, Harmony
By Ch Darwin’s Perfect Isn’t Easy x Ch ‘Rena’ssance Chambery
In Appreciation To Wayne & Bellinda Rossmiller, ‘Rena’ssance Dobermans:
You took me as an unknown with my Dobe puppy and taught me how to wrap ears humanely.
You taught me how to train a “show boy”.
Wayne put his first point on Kobe.
You took him to a show I was too ill to attend and finished his career w a 5 point major.
You helped me when he was so ill I thought I would loose him to torsion.
You grieved with me when he passed a few weeks before his 9th birthday.
You blessed me with the “red rocket” known as ‘Rena’ssance Rockin Rolling Stone.
In appreciation of your ethics and your determination to do the best for our breed.
g Eileen Moffitt g
Introducing The Newest ‘Rena’ssance Champion
CH ‘Rena’ssance Set In Stone
Sire: CH Foxfire’s Smoke on the Water ‘Rock’ Dam: ‘Ren’ssance Perfect Alibi ‘Ali’
Rocky
Rocky has already accumulated major wins towards his Grand Championship.
Shown here winning Winners Dog and Best of Opposite Sex at the San Fernando Valley
Doberman Pinscher Club under the expert guidance of Jimmy Bettis.
Owners: Sheena Carrero & Wayne & Bellinda roSSmiller
Sacramento, CA
Breeder: Wayne & Bellinda roSSmiller.
Introducing Rocky’s sister
‘Rena’ssance Rockin Rolling Stone, WAC
Rockelle
Shown here winning First Place in Bred By Exhibitor, AOAC at 2013 Nationals
under breeder judge Phillip Martin, presented by Bellinda.
Rockelle has 10 points towards her Champion title, 6 in Bred By, including her
first major, handled by Bellinda Rossmiller. She is also training in agility and is
known as the “Red Rocket.”
Owners: EilEEn Moffitt & WaynE & BEllinda RossMillER
Vacaville, CA
Breeder: WaynE & BEllinda RossMillER
ONE of ‘Rena’ssance’s NEWEST contenders
‘Rena’ssance Valliant Voyager
By GCH Alpha’s The Conquistador - Ch ‘Rena’ssance Sugarplum
Ruger
Ruger placed 1st in his 6-9 month Black Futurity Class
and 4th is the 6-9 Black Class at Nationals.
Watch for Ruger and his two sisters in the conformation shows in 2014
We could never thank Wayne and Belinda enough for our Ruger. They put so much
time, energy and LOVE into his and every litter. We are so blessed we have one of their
dogs as part of our family. We can’t imagine life without him! Wayne and Belinda, thank
you so much for your knowledge, your passion for the breed, and your dedication!
Owners: Joseph & Allison GillArd & WAyne & BellindA rossmiller
Auburn, CA
Breeder: WAyne & BellindA rossmiller
New Title Holders Gallery
New Champion
Tiburon Cover Girl Barbie
MBIS/MBISS GCh. Tiburon Arsenal x BPIS Baystar’s Charlie’s Angel
Barbie finished her Championship at 16 months of age in limited
showing with 3 majors. She will continue on to her Grand and agility.
Owners: Melinda & Tommy Moyer • Breeders: John & Addy Dolan
Presented by: Esteban Farias & Hernan Matias Pacheco & Jennifer Miller Farias
New Open Agility Jumper
Meritage I Want It All OA OAJ
Ch Cha-Rish Star Quest Blu-J’s x Ch Ravenswoods Gem of Meritage
Alli is on her way in agility. Hopefully there will be many
future titles in agility and obedience.
Owners: Cindy Bohnert & Sara L Patton & Mike Patton
Breeders: Sara L Patton & Mike Patton
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CH Blumont’s Moonlight N’ Mysteries V. Notori
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CH D’Rays Just Peachy
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CH Delkamar’s Starstruck Of Manorie
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CH Foxfire’s Take It To The Bank
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CH Goldgrove I’Ll Have Another
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CH Goldgrove On Fire Baby
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CH Heartwood’s Electric Blues Man
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CH Kamterra’s Adagio
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CH Kettle Cove N Ashtrick Autumn Splendor
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CH Kettle Cove U Bet I’M Red-E!
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CH Lynnwood’s Tradition From The Past
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CH Manafi Zippity Doo Dah
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CH Royal Tudor’s Spirit Of The West
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CH Shadeko’s Pistolero V Aludra
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CH Shatera’s Precious Gem
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CH Tallyesyn Raising Thecuponice Vadria
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CH Tiburon Cover Girl Barbie
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CH Caleb’s Redemption
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CH Cambria’s Above And Beyond
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CH Catom’s Adonis
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CH Gemini Now And Forever V Alisaton
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CH Hytymes Just Here For A Good Time
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CH Kaandas Surround Sound
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CH Kerwynd’s Mexican Hat Dance
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CH Kinetic I Gotta Feeling
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CH Tiburon Djibouti V Rhapsody
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CH Tiburon Starfox’s Blitzen
Owners Name
Martha Reichold & Elizabeth M Barrett
Ed Palsat & Lynda Palsat
Allen Hauge & Joanne Hauge
Karia Gali & George Gali & Laura Smith & Nancy Tracy
June Pinto & Dr. Anthony D DiNardo & Tony Pinto
Diana B Ray & Jana Dupre
Elizabeth M Kammuller & Dr. Kenneth C Kammuller
Debra H Owen & Hillary Zimmerman
Tracy L Skaer & Elaine Hopper
Samuel Nissenbaum & Leah Kusey & Denise Kusey
Denise M Kamine & Leah & Denise Kusey & Chelsea Neitzel
Michelle Santana & Irene Hetrick
Kimberly Goeggel & Michelle Santana & Mallary Ross
Stan Davis Jones II & Michelle Santana & Francine Jones
Jo-Ann Laughlin
Ellen C Mouri & Sharon Pflueger
Greg Dunnegan & Sharon Pflueger
Juanita Fagan & Jeffrey Fagan
Roger Evers & Darice Evers
ashley ring & Sharon Duval
Laura Wood & Sharon Duval
Margaret Eagle
Becky Campbell & Deborah Caywood
Hiroko Lee & L Michelle Lewis & Morris Lee
Sabrina Moore & Jeff Moore
Carol Silverman & Shirley Baker
Beth Wilhite & Pat Alderson & Lisa R Burroff
Patricia Reinhardt & Rebecca Roter
Daniel Turcotte & Christopher Groover
R & J & K Farley & Mary Swords
MELINDA MOYER & Tommy Moyer
Laura Jones
Lora L Van Epp & Cambria Knl & Daniel C Van Epp
Carol Pion & Bernard T Neuner Jr.
Heidi Boettcher & Carissa DeMilta-Shimpeno
& Gwen DeMilta & Marion Collins
Heather Galloway Antill & Suzanne Marie O’Reilly
Kathy Bishop
Susan A Kershaw & jennifer sheen & dewi sheen
Amy L Tourond & Gregory J McLogan
Irina Sasu
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CH Touchstone’s Lady Liberty Sts CA
Nicole Bradley & Alisa M Brotherhood
GCH CH A’Monde’s Marla The Prima Donna
Sergio SQ Capps
GCH CH Emerald’s Brick By Brick
Cathy Ceely
GCH CH Fayek’s Zenyata
Elizabeth Zellmer
GCH CH Kamterra’s Bel Canto
Barbara Malaski & Joan Thoryk
GCH CH Katikid & Donto’s Gotit Goinon
Janet J Moenaert & Sharon Chase & Donna L Wojan
GCH CH Kerwynd’s Certified Country CGC
jennifer sheen & Susan A Kershaw & dewi sheen
GCH CH Kerwynd’s Forever Country
Susan A Kershaw
GCH CH Leilani’s San Bindanza
Karen Mounts & Ken Hapgood
GCH CH Massey’s They Don’T Dance Like Carman No More
Coleen Byrns
GCH CH Paradigm’s Perfect Cut Of Breezewood
Greg Merck & Shannon Merck & Jeff Crouse
GCH CH Raindance Black Sabbath Of Marquis
Nancy Rubis & Susan James & Chelsea James & David Rubis
GCH CH Rauschund’s Stacked And Packed CGC
Sharon Bruno & Bob Bruno
GCH CH Rich-Lie Captain Navarre Of Aquila CGC
Ms. Marilyn Elaine Almy
GCH CH Rolin Aurora Australis
Debra Lesnik & Donna Schmehl
GCH CH Royal Tudor’s Spirit Of The West
Beth Wilhite & Pat Alderson & Lisa R Burroff
GCH CH Schohaus Key To Credence
John ` Schoeneman & Lori Schoeneman
GCH CH Shadeko’s Bringin’ On The Heat
Patricia Reinhardt
GCH CH Sun Style’s In Hoc Signo Vinces
Penny Butler Rossiter & Pat Rossiter
Abadie’s Night Train Nitro Khan BN
Walter A Grosch
After All Im A Rocket Man BN RN
Christine Jones
Armanno Sly Man BN RN
Andria Leanne Carpenter
Bowie’s Here Comes The Boom! BN
Kim Somjen
Caliburn’s Dream Catcher BN OA AXJ
Linda Newby Reimann
Cambria’s Mini Cooper BN
Sherri Kolarich
CH Horizon’s King Creole BN RN NA NAJ CGC
Sandra L White & Linda George
CH Pennylane So Be Special Tazman BN
Eric Vaughn & Rebecca Vaughn
Danjo’s A Cut Above CD BN RE
Judith Brown
Den-Mar’s Falkor Luck Dragon BN
Sherri Locke
Deutschland Red Raven Of Berlin BN RN CGC
Karin Nikopoulos & Steve Magnuson & Heidi Croft
Family Dobes Oakley Aka Maranatha Amos BN RN
Terry Swoager & Calvin Swoager
Makayla Marie BN CGC
Kathy Zilke & Gordie Zilke
Merrimac’s Princess Victoria BN
Mary Williams
My Lady Princess Kiara BN RN CGC
Lorrie B Ferguson
Ravenswood Black Raven BN RN
Jessica Edgerly
Scarpa’s D.A.R.&E. To Be Jonas BN RN NA
Michael Scarpa & Grace Scarpa
Shal-Mars Bella Teenova BN
Tatyana Teenova
Shelby’s Crowning Gem BN RN CGC
Michelle Frye
Titans Shaken Not Stir’D Cosmoquila De Wolf BN
Amy Hughes & Holly Peterson & Jeanette Rudy
Vondura’s Planet Claire BN RN
Dyan Dalby
Ziva Piper Indalo-Tallis BN RN CGC
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A Kiss To Remember CD BN NA
Dianne Prueske
Aludra’s Honky Tonk Blues CD
John P Rundy
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Cara’s Ravin’ River V Crescendo CD
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CH Anozira’s Andante CD RN
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CH Chaos Vom Koby Haus CD IPO3 FH2
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CH Foxhall’s Piper Heidsieck CD RN OA OAJ
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CH Goldgrove Touch Of Class CD
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CH Kansa’s Luciana Della Liguria CD
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CH Majestic Black Magic Woman Lemils CD BN
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CH Mi-Ti’s Special Occasion V Tempo CD
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Charismatic’s Blaque Jax CD CGC
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Charismatic’s Blaque Jax CD CGC
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Dobie Hough CD
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Garidi’s Get It Got It Good CD BN RA CGC
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Greystones Barnic Cece Rider CD BN RN NAJ
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Jackson Scott King CD
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Kachina’s Blackpegasus V Anndra CD
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Marvel Von Lavoro Toynbee Toad CD RA
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My Andre The Giant CD BN RN
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Platinum’s Take The Money N Run CD RN
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Rauschund N Faberts Kiss N Tell CD
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Royal Tudor’s Lucky Again CD RA
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Smack-Dab’s No Worries CD RN OA OAJ CA
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Titans Nani Nahi Wahine Makai CD
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White’s Vicking Von Barry Of Kimbertal CD BN RE
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Bella Majestic Of Kimbertal Royal CDX BN GN RE
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Blue Chip Brick Road V Enchant CDX
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CH Foxhall’s Jouet CDX BN RE CGC
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Dashn’s Night At The Opera CDX NA NAJ
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Echorun’s Ezekial’s Dream CDX RN
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GCH CH Protocol’s Sic Itur Ad Astra CDX RN
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Rockmere’s Chasing The Dream CDX RN
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A’Carrig N Sadar’s Khaos Theory CGC
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Akolade’s Quest For Glory CGC
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Almighty Thor CGC
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Asta Vom Schloss Tenneberg CGC
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Bakar’s Dynamic Heart CGC
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Bay Creek Takeo Spikes CGC
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Bay IV CGC
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Braveheart’s Black Moon Rises CGC
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CH Cabob’s My Special Valentine CGC
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CH Foxfire’s It’s A Jersey Thing CGC
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CH Heartwood’s Electric Blues Man CGC
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CH Knockout’s Soul Train CGC
Jill Graves & Art Graves
Mary-Helene Brown M.D. & Cheryl Watkins
Loel C Turpin
Patricia Larkin
Sharon Pflueger & Barbara Nagy
Judy Schmelig & Jacqueline C Matson
Amy Fujinaka & Hiroko Lee
Diane Wydick & S Baker & C Silverman
Capt. Terry A Murley
Capt. Terry A Murley
Jerald P Hough
Heidi A Thrailkill
Lou Scherder
Scott Turner
Ms. Peggy L Garic
Abby Hill
Sheryl Brusse
Susan Korp & Arthur Korp
Ruth Mulvey & Robert Mulvey
Ann De Toth
Cheryl L Lent
Beth Linnon
Ernest E White
Aaron Terwiske
Ms. Pam B Burns
Dee Knighten & Chuck Knighten
Deborah C Kovalchick
Mr. Eric James West & Mrs. Paula West
& Mr. Skyler Paul West
Jocelyn Mullins & Kevin Mullins
Uta Fay
Delayna Blankenship
Ashley Adkins & Alan Willis
Beverley Pack
Bettina Bickel
Carl Krivanec & Jennifer Krivanec
Sheila Goble
Lucy Jakubowski
Bruce Cook & Joanne Cook
Kimberly Goeggel & Michelle Santana & Mallary Ross
Juanita Fagan & Jeffrey Fagan
Heather Horniak & David Horniak
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CH Rauschund’s Southern Comfort CGC
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CH Thill’s Minnie Pearl Of Manorie CGC
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Clg Butch Cassidy V Hayden CGC
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Dedo’s Madchen Mai Der Schutzengel BN RN CGC
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Delroz’ Venetian Heiress CGC
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Delroz’Mayas Red Hot Chilly CGC
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Drago Von Moeller Hof CGC
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Fayeks Minion V Windsong CGC
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Foxfire’s It’s All About Me CGC
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GCH CH Foxfire’s Seaside Heights CGC
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GCH CH Foxfires Best To Come Along CGC
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GCH CH Manorie Dobe’s Fox Trot CGC
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Gorrmae’s Giselle N Vogue CGC
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Heartwood’s Get Off Of My Cloud CGC
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Hidden Acres Mile High Magic V Wyndem CGC
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Horizon’s Rolls Royce CGC
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Hoytt’s They Call Me Captain Sir BN RN CGC
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Ida V CGC
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Jada CD BN RA CGC
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Kelview’s Black Ice V. Mueller CGC
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Kyoti Call Me Mr Blue CGC
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Mahalo Hoaloha Sakurako Shimizu CGC
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Malcolm Louis Champagne CGC
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Manorie Dobe’s Fandango CGC
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Manorie Dobe’s Nobody’s Business CGC
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Marti’s Onyx Of Hoytt CGC
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Maynard Master Of Mayhem CGC
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Merrimac’s Chase Manhattan CGC
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My Lady Princess Kiara CGC
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Omar XXXII CGC
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Pattie’s Baron Von Hoytt CGC
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Raindance Right To Bear Arms CGC
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Rebholzer Bad Company CD BN RE CGC
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Sasanoa Devil’s Advocate CGC
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Scheherazade’s Ruby Red CGC
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Shiksa CGC
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Vegas Von Lady Luck CGC
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Ambrose Von Haus Gerda CGCA
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Deutschland Red Raven Of Berlin BN RN CGCA
Katherine Ziemke
Marjorie O Brooks
Carissa Tashiro
Judy Herr
Debra L Rozum
Susan A McGaughy
Larry Ellis Adams
Tia Koehler
Cindy Hall
Deborah Sternberg & Michelle Santana & Ken Ray
Pearl Besand & Michelle Santana & Norman Besand &
Teresa Ross & Shani St. John
Nancy T Sabo & Marjorie O Brooks
Chad Atwell & Nicole Atwell & Loretta G Gorr
Linda S Stephens & David Stephens
Jon Sanders & Mary Ann Hollis & Mary Leahy
Bunnie Lezon & Linda George
ROBIN ELIZABETH DIXON RN & DANN DUANE DIXON USMC (Ret.)
Laura Taylor
Marilyn H. David
Shirley Harry & Roxann Miller & Colleen Nicholson
Lynn Roberts
Yoshiko Shimizu
Renee’ Maureen Champagne & Christina Jenelle Coulombe
Marjorie O Brooks
Nancy T Sabo & Marjorie O Brooks
Mrs. Pattie Willis Hendrix
Keeley Houghton & Joseph Lessard
MARILYN DAVID
Lorrie B Ferguson
Dr. Avi Blake
Mrs. Pattie Willis Hendrix
Ann Phillips & Susan James & Chelsea James & Dean Phil-
Catherine LaBarre & Robert Armstrong
Celeste Hyams & Penny Cary & Kevin Hyams
Ellen White
Kenneth Fishkin
Chantel Leigh Duffey & Dustin Keith Duffey
Anne Alan Jemison
Carrie F Prest
Karin Nikopoulos & Steve Magnuson & Heidi Croft
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Diva’s Lucky Thirteen BN CGCA
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Dragomir’s Knappogue Castle BN RN CGCA
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Masaya’s Chiefess Sakima CGCA
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Parrish’s Precious Jewel BN RE THD CGCA
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Windsong’s Luck Of The Draw CGCA
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CH Gallant’s Lil’ Brees V Ciden CD BN GN RN
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Karmabeck Show Me The Money CD BN GN RN
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Angel Hope’s Princess Akira RN CGC
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Bell’Lavoros Tornare In Paradiso RN
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Blu Stone’s Ez Being Green V Zuma RN
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Blu Stones Sweet Mayhem V Zuma RN
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CH Cambria’s Tourmaline RN
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CH Horizon’s King Creole BN RN NA NAJ CGC
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CH Sasanoa Early Edition CD RN
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CH Sasanoa Front Page News CD RN
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CH Sudahr’s Illusionist V Da’Lyn RN
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Delroz’ Magic Moment V Chados RN CGC
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Echorun’s Ezekial’s Dream CDX RN
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Electron N Foxfire’s Easily The King RN
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Eliel Chayil Of Shelem RN
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GCH CH Kendra’s Domino Effect RN
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Miramax’s Singular Sensation BN RN CA
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My Lady Princess Kiara BN RN CGC
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Remigius Immertreu Vom Feverhaus RN
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Renejade Velocity Vendetta RN MX MXJ XF
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Rio’s Dare To Believe RN
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Ruthie’s Red Cherished Caesar RN
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Sieben Der Grosseretterhund RN
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Smack-Dab’s Sierra Breeze RN CGC
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Ziva Piper Indalo-Tallis RN CGC
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After All Im A Rocket Man BN RA
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CH Fitzmar’s After Hours Cha-Rish RA
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CH Gallant’s Lil’ Brees V Ciden CD BN GN RA
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Dobewan’s Notorious Red Alert CD RA
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Echorun’s Ezekial’s Dream CDX RA
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Foxhall’s Princess Diana RA
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Hoytts Son Of A Gun CD BN RA
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Jenecho’s Iron Lion Zion CD RA
Mrs. Elizabeth J Menzel
Andrew Martin & Simon Padgett
Jenny King
Melanie Parrish
Karin Nikopoulos
Janet Balke & Rodney Balke
Lyn Hyman
Angela C Russo
Lloyd Fulcer & Vicky K Brachfeld
Lisa Riddle
Cristina Maxwell & Gwen Lucoff
Julianne Haugen & Jerry R Haugen
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Carol Crosby & Penny Cary & Michael Crosby
& Hosea Carpenter
Carol Wasden & Chloette Ayling
Susan Machado
Mr. Eric James West & Mrs. Paula West &
Mr. Skyler Paul West
Martha Machuca & Teresa Ross
REBECCA S. January
Kellee Davis & Jordan Goldblatt & Davida Roof D.V.M.
Gail Hartley & Cathy Ceely
Lorrie B Ferguson
Stacia Gunderson
Mary Swindell & James Swindell
Paul Severson & Susan Severson & Amy Severson Martinez
Ruth Macgregor
Elizabeth Cleaves
Sharisse Chavez & Steven Chavez
EVA MARIA SCHOLL-GRUBE
Christine Jones
Don McFatridge & Mary Jo Ansel
Janet Balke & Rodney Balke
Mr. Eric James West & Mrs. Paula Sue West
& Skyler Paul West
Mr. Eric James West & Mrs. Paula West &
Mr. Skyler Paul West
Lynn Eggers
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Christine Johnson
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My Andre The Giant CD BN RA
Sheryl Brusse
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Ruger Jones BN RA
Shannon L. Jones
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Winmar’s One Up On You CD RA CGC
Darlene Hibbler & Lisa R Burroff
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“Barnic’s Bad To The Bone Gemma”” CD BN RE AX AXJ OF””
Barbara L Valerio
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Blitz’s Protege Ace Hamilton RE CGC
Scott Hamilton & Kathy Hamilton
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CH Perfex Versailles Afire RE OA OAJ NF
Heidi Milam & Michelle Perfect
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Dancing Star’s Neon Moon CD BN RE
Carolyn Rafferty
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Hq Ginger Of The Knight CD RE
David Truitt & Lullu Truitt
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Red Baron Of Heavens Gate CD RE THD CGC
Lorrie B Ferguson
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Zeldas Red Hot Crystal CD BN RE
Vickie Smith
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Blue Max’s Undeniable Magic V Encore UD
Jane B Terry
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Cara’s Juliet UD TDX
Arlene McCoin
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Vixen’s Apparition Sprite UD RE MX MXJ MJB OAP AJP Karen Kissinger
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Cinnakerry’s Validation UDX OM1 MX MXJ
Patrice Delehanty
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Cambria’s Gold Standard UDX2 OM4 RN
Jill Young & Cambria Knl
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BVLV Gypsies, Tramps, And Thieves CD RAE CA
Amanda A. Bunyard
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Darkstar’s Ka-Ching CA
Barbara Roth & Raquel Wright
CA
Delmira Arya Khaleesi Dragon Queen CA
June Hagman
CA
Flaghip’s Red Sky At Night CA
Gail Dunlap & Allison Dunlap
CA
GCH CH Flagship’s Sailor’s Delight CA
Gail M Dunlap
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Geometrix Deal Or No Deal BN CA
Jan Stephenson & John Stephenson
& LEIGH ANNE ROBERTSON D.V.M.
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Mm’s & Spitfire’s Salute To Jack CA CGC
Patricia A Moorhatch
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Hadr’s Koa RN CAA CGC
Charlene Dunnam
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BJF Oer The Hills N Far Away RE OA NAJ RATN
Julie Stade & Robin Nuttall
THD
CH Mi-Ti’s Three To Get Ready CD THD
Evie Sullivan & S Baker & C Silverman
THD
Headlee’s Rodney Shepler THD
Michele Shepler
THD
Hillco’s Tutti Frutti THD
Shirley Froseth & Jerry Froseth
THD
Hq Knight Dreams Of Pink Diamonds CD BN THD
Kaye Krueger
THD
Trudalu’s Tumultuous THD
Mike Somers & Linda Somers
SAR-W Boris Von Zipper CD SAR-W
Sharon Malnar
SAR-W Sunnendei’s Fire And Rain SAR-W
Sharon Lynn Malnar
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Swift Run’s Harvard Ivy League TD
Tracy Underwood
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A Kiss To Remember BN NA
Dianne Prueske
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CH Bolero Little Black Dress Up V Deerfield NA
Nancy Denny & Raymond Denny
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CH Dezperado’s Divine Intervention NA OAJ
Susan M Beckage & Peter J Beckage
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CH Horizon’s King Creole NA NAJ CGC
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Dame XI UD BN NA NAJ
Joe Ann Howard
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Danaka’s Who Dares Wins NA NAJ
Dana Knecht
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Dillon’s Odds Favor Micah CD RN NA
Janet R Chardavoyne & Nancy Young
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Dobewan’s Black Zerstorer NA NAJ
Carlie Gillespie & Wanda Mccain
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GCH CH Tropix Lemon Twist CD BN RA NA NAJ
Kathy Ingram & Karlee Howard & Deborah Johnson
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Lapi’s Turn It On Troubadour NA
Catherine Lapi
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Mystikos N Kettle Cove Lucky In Love RE NA
Amy D’Annibale & Camillo D’Annibale
Scarpa’s D.A.R.&E. To Be Jonas RN NA
Michael Scarpa & Grace Scarpa
CH Bolero Little Black Dress Up V Deerfield NA NAJ Nancy Denny & Raymond Denny
CH Caryola’s Perfect Obssession BN RE NAJ NF CA
Linda Hodges & Tom Hodges & Debbie Petersen
CH Horizon’s King Creole NA NAJ CGC
Dame XI UD BN NAJ
Joe Ann Howard
Danaka’s Who Dares Wins NAJ
Dana Knecht
Dobewan’s Black Zerstorer NA NAJ
GCH CH Tropix Lemon Twist CD BN RA NAJ
Kathy Ingram & Karlee Howard & Deborah Johnson
Renejade Topfuel Tanzanite NAJ
Beth Athey & Geoffrey Athey
Emerald’s Black Obsidian RE NAP NJP NFP CA CGC
Jennifer Cannerelli & Shawn Cannerelli
Shaden’s Argentina NAP NJP
Mary Jo Thomsen & Shannon Denmark
Brija’s Twitching With Sharjet OA NAJ NF
Faith Rich
CH Dezperado’s Divine Intervention OA OAJ NF
CH Fayek Pitch Black V Firefly BN RN OA OAJ CA CGCMiriam J Pike
CH Phillmar She’s All That CD BN RN OA OAJ NJP
Judy Pinkevich & Mr. Philip M Martin & Cheryl Green
CH Starlaine Best Kept Secret OA OAJ
Karen Ann Fuss
CH Winmar’s Zippity Doodah OA OAJ
Nancy Ledyard & Lisa R Burroff & Christian Ledyard
“Dial M”” For Mischief CDX BN GN OA OAJ NAP NJP”” Linda L Gasparovic & Michael W Gasparovic
“Family Dobes N”” Atia OA NAJ””
Christine Enna & Walter Burke
GCH CH Tropix Scorch Red Fury BN RA OA NAJ
Karen Taylor & Larry Taylor
Irongate’s Racy Tracy OA OAJ
Vernon G Brown & Eve Auch & Dana Brown
Rd2’s I’m N Hot Pursuit OA NAJ NF
Angela L. Evans
CH Dezperado’s Divine Intervention OAJ
CH Eastwick’s Monster In My Room OA OAJ
Sophia Koster D.V.M. & Bonnie Waseleski
CH Starlaine Best Kept Secret OA OAJ
Karen Ann Fuss
CH Winmar’s Zippity Doodah NA OAJ
Nancy Ledyard & Lisa R Burroff & Christian Ledyard
Dashn’s Night At The Opera CDX NA OAJ
Deborah C Kovalchick
“Dial M”” For Mischief CDX BN GN OA OAJ NAP NJP”” Linda L Gasparovic & Michael W Gasparovic
Foxfire’s Jump Up To Orion NA OAJ
Heidi Benson
GCH CH Gallants Double Jeopardy V Ciden BN AX OAJ NF
Melissa Loflin-Park
Irongate’s Racy Tracy OA OAJ
Vernon G Brown & Eve Auch & Dana Brown
Meritage I Want It All OA OAJ
Cindy Bohnert & Sara L Patton & Mike Patton
Family Dobes I Nashville Gold NA NAJ OAP OJP
Betsy Gilpin & Ron Paddock
MACH Taras Blue Stone By Thor CD RE MXB MJS NAP OJP XF TT Bettina Kimball-Cholewinski
Andalin’s Dancing On The Wind AX AXJ NF CGC
Betty Bates
CH Lyndobe’s Findin Aliz Atlantis AX OAJ OAP NJP
Ali Hanaway & Martin Doughty
CH Smack Dab’s Chance Worth Taking AX AXJ OF
Gwen Gerow
Dancing Star’s Born To Prevail AX AXJ
Todd Houg & Shannon Houg & Suzan Houg
GCH CH Gallants Double Jeopardy V Ciden BN AX OAJ NF
Melissa Loflin-Park
Montwood Arista Just Show’N Off AX OAJ NF
Denise McKay & Jack McKay
Morning Star Too Much Fun RN AX AXJ NF
Ms. Kimberly K Schwendeman
MW Ambrosia’s Northern Lights RA AX AXJ NAP OF CGCMrs. Michelle Anne Ambrose
Smack-Dab’s No Worries CD RN AX AXJ CA
Cheryl L Lent
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Zephyr Von Der Kimbertal RE AX OAJ
Beverly Graham
NF
Brija’s Twitching With Sharjet OA NAJ NF
Faith Rich
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CH Bolero Red Shatter V Deerfield AX AXJ NF
Yvonne L Mancino & David V Mancino
NF
CH Caryola’s Perfect Obssession BN RE NF CA
Linda Hodges & Tom Hodges & Debbie Petersen
NF
CH Dezperado’s Divine Intervention NA OAJ NF
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CH Gallants Double Dare V Ciden NA NF
Stephanie Rudich & Mona Fasth D.V.M. &
Cynthia L Huckfeldt
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Dobewan’s Black Zerstorer NA NAJ NF
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Adamas All The Right Moves AX AXJ OF
Rick Peffer & Dawn Peffer
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CH MACH Old Drum’s Double Red CD MXB MJS OF Charmaine Koenig & Charles Koenig
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GCH CH Gallants Double Jeopardy V Ciden BN AX OAJ OF
Melissa Loflin-Park
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Teante’s Heart To Heart CD BN RE AX AXJ OF
Ms. V.Ginger Burrison
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CH Riverbend’s California Brut MX MXB MXJ XF T2B Joan C Pope & Kenneth R Pope
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Shim Shim Sherie MX MXJ MJB NAP NJP XF
Judi Villano & Chris Villano
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Destiny’s Drop Dead Red CDX RE AX AXJ MXP MJP XF MFP
Nicole Bailey & Josh Bailey
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MACH Jaron Von Dynasty MXB MJS MXF T2B2
Mary L Briant & William E Briant
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Destiny’s Drop Dead Red CDX RE AX AXJ MXP MJP XF MFP
MACH MACH Platinum’s Winner Takes It All CD RN MXS MJS OFMrs. Beth Szczygiel
MACH MACH Smack-Dab’s Fieldstone Flirt CD MXB MJG XF T2BCynthia Ochsner
MACH2 MACH2 Mikadobe’s Tempest RN MXG MJC OF
Melissa Timken
MACH3 MACH3 Smack-Dab’s Razzam’Taz CDX RA MXC MJB2 XF T2B
Sarah Conners
MACH4 MACH4 Adamas Usmc MXB2 MJS2 MXF T2B
Mary L Briant & William E Briant Jr.
MACH5 CH MACH5 Mandre’s Grace Under Fire MXS2 MJG2 XF T2B
Todd Houg & Barbara A Ross & Suzan Houg
MACH6 MACH6 Smack-Dab’s Daring Dicey MXB3 MJB3 MXF MFB TQX T2B
Janice Morton
MACH7 MACH7 Fulcer’s Raven VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MXC2 MJB3 XF
Lloyd Fulcer
MACH7 MACH7 Rock’s Indian Sunburn MXS2 MJS2 OF T2B
Melanie Rock
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Andalin’s Dance On Fire CD MX AXJ XF
Nicole Bailey & Linda Voss
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CH Marquis Moonlit Passion MX AXJ
Joyce Orcutt & Kelly Marquis & Linda Marquis
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CH Montwood Arista’s Texas Hold’Em MX MXJ MJB XF T2B
Mike Dellorto
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CH Royal Future Jp Sakura Of Dabney RN MX MXJ
Mrs. Linda C Krukar & John J Krukar & Lori S Findley
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Destiny’s Drop Dead Red CDX RE AX AXJ MXP OJP XF OFP
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Eva XXVI NA NAJ MXP AJP OFP
Cathy Hake
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Mandre’s Gale Winds CD RA AX AXJ MXP
Elaine Z Hopkins & Barbara A Ross
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CH Carosel Suddenly So Hot MX MXB MXJ MJB NF T2BTeresa A Byron
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CH Cinnakerry’s Taking The Bar CD MX MXB MXJ MJB XFJennie Boysen
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GCH CH Jager’s Oil Slick MX MXB MXJ OF CGC
Jenni Novelli & Greg Novelli
MXB
Shim Shim Sherie MX MXB MXJ MJB NAP NJP XF
Judi Villano & Chris Villano
MXB2
MACH3 Adamas Usmc MXB2 MJS2 MXF T2B
MXB2
MACH3 Paradigm Von Richthofen MXB2 MJB2 XF
Debra Hartsfield
MXB4
MACH12 Thornwoods Flare CD MXB4 MJG4 MXF MFG TQX T2B2Yvonne L Mancino & David Mancino
Janet R Chardavoyne
MJB
CH Pawshere Never A Dull Moment CDX RE MX MXJ MJB NF
Wende Call & Mary K Browning & Jason Call
MJB
Fredonia Von Dynasty MX MXJ MJB
Dr. Melodie Limpach
MJB
GCH CH Jager’s Oil Slick MX MXB MXJ MJB OF CGC Jenni Novelli & Greg Novelli
MJB2
MACH2 Elphame’s Fairey Queen CDX RE MXG MJB2 MXF MFB T2B2
Janet R Chardavoyne
MJB2
MACH3 Smack-Dab’s Razzam’Taz CDX RA MXC MJB2 XF T2B
Sarah Conners
MJB3
MACH6 Fulcer’s Raven VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MXC2 MJB3 XF
Lloyd Fulcer
MJPB
MACH5 Anozira’s Arpeggio V Moria MXC2 MJC2 MXPB MJPB PAX MXF MFB TQX T2B
Patricia Moorhatch
MXC
MACH2 Smack-Dab’s Razzam’Taz CDX RA MXC MJC XF Sarah Conners
MCJ2
CH MACH5 Mandre’s Grace Under Fire MXS2 MJC2 XF T2B
MCJ4
MACH12 Thornwoods Flare CD MXB4 MJC4 MXF MFC TQX T2B2 Yvonne L Mancino & David Mancino
MXJ
Andalin’s Dance On Fire CD MX MXJ XF
Nicole Bailey & Linda Voss
MXJ
CH Royal Future Jp Sakura Of Dabney RN MX MXJ
Mrs. Linda C Krukar & John J Krukar & Lori S Findley
MXJ
Andalin’s Dancing On The Wind AX MXJ NF CGC
Betty Bates
MJP
Destiny’s Drop Dead Red CDX RE AX AXJ MXP MJP XF OFP
MXG2
CH MACH5 Mandre’s Grace Under Fire MXG2 MJC2 XF T2B
MXG2
MACH6 Olympia Tamora V Promise UD MXG2 MJC2 NF T2B
Charmaine Koenig
MJG
CH MACH Horizon’s Pimlico CD RN MXB MJG MXF Susan Beckage & Rick George & Linda George
MJG
MACH Jaron Von Dynasty MXS MJG MXF T2B2
MJG2
MACH7 Rock’s Indian Sunburn MXS2 MJG2 OF T2B Melanie Rock
MXS
CH Bjf Roll Out The Red Carpet MX MXS MXJ MJS NF Maryann Fabian
MXS
CH MACH Old Drum’s Double Red CD MXS MJS OF Charmaine Koenig & Charles Koenig
MXS
MACH Caleb’s Sustaining Love RN MXS MJB NF
Lois Platt & Gerry Mull
MXS
MACH Jaron Von Dynasty MXS MJS MXF T2B2
MXS
MACH Vivala’s Out Of The Blue MXS MJG
Connie Apling
MXS
Montwood Arista Chaka Kahn Delcrest MX MXS MXJ MJB XF
Ron Siwecki & Denise Siwecki
MXS
Platinum’s Winner Takes It All CD RN MX MXS MXJ MJS OF
Mrs. Beth Szczygiel
MJS
Carosel Valencia Dynamo V Brownstone MX MXB MXJ MJS OF T2B2
Peg Mueller
MJS
Lh’s Heart Of A Dragon MX MXB MXJ MJS T2B
Suzan Houg & Daniel Houg
MJS
Platinum’s Winner Takes It All CD RN MX MXS MXJ MJS OF
Mrs. Beth Szczygiel
MJS2
MACH3 Adamas Usmc MXC MJS2 MXF T2B
MJS2
MACH3 Dedo’s Fostas Touch Of Style CDX MXC MJS2 JoAnne Brettscheider & Randy Brettschneider
T2B
Briarwood Back To Basics CD BN RAE MX MXJ AXP AJP MXF XFP T2B CGC
Mary Callaway
T2B
CH MACH Horizon’s Pimlico CD RN MXB MJG MXF T2B Susan Beckage & Rick George & Linda George
T2B
MACH3 Smack-Dab’s Razzam’Taz CDX RA MXC MJB2 XF T2B
Sarah Conners
T2B
MACH6 Olympia Tamora V Promise UD MXS2 MJC2 NF T2B
Charmaine Koenig
T2B
MACH7 Fulcer’s Raven VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MXC2 MJB3 XF T2B Lloyd Fulcer
T2B2
CH Adamas Shake It Up RN MX MXB MXJ MJB XF T2B2Kimberly Langley & Elizabeth M Barrett
T2B2
CH Foxfire N Rockelle I Wanna Talk About Me RN MX MXB MXJ MJB MXF T2B2
Michelle Santana & Chris Christopher & Noni Palmer & Dorothy Roberts
T2B2
MACH Jaron Von Dynasty MXB MJS XF T2B2
2013 Doberman Pinscher Club of
Futurity, Judge Andy Linton
GRAND FUTURITY WINNER
Cambria’s Above And Beyond
Lora L & Daniel C Van Epp & Cambria Knl
BEST PUPPY IN FUTURITY Cambria’s
Above And Beyond
Lora L & Daniel C Van Epp
& Cambria Knl
BEST JUNIOR IN FUTURITY
Tiburon Deacon Blues
Melinda Moyer
America National Specialty ©
photos
First 6-9 Black Dog
‘Rena’ssance Valiant Voyager
Joseph & Allison Gillard &
W & B Rossmiller
First 6-9 AOAC Dog
Best 6-9 Futurity
Goldgrove Tejas
Miles Collier
First 12-15 Black Dog
Best 12-15 Futurity
Melinda Moyer
The Winning Image
First 9-12 Black Dog
Cambria’s Addiction To
Fiction
Sonia Guarin & Cambria Reg
First 9-12 AOAC Dog
Best 9-12 Futurity
Lora L & Daniel C Van Epp
& Cambria Knl
First 12-15 AOAC Dog
Allure Superhero
Beaulane V Alisaton
Robin Kelley & Carmen Pitts
First 15+ Black Dog
GCH Tiburon’s
Collateral Damage
Leah & Linda Ramsey
First 6-9 Black Bitch
First 6-9 AOAC Bitch
First 9-12 Black Bitch
First 12- 15 Black Bitch
First 15+ Black Bitch
First 15+ AOAC Bitch
Best 15+ Futurity
Goldgrove Om Shanti
Lana Ferguson
& Sharon Pflueger
Allure Supernatural
Alisaton V. Demira
Deborah Rateau
Element Just For Thrills
Karen Thompson &
Denise & Leah Kusey
Tiburon Djibouti V Rhapsody
Irina Sasu
Pennylane Holiday Spirits
Kerri Kot & Holly Schorr
Garjan’s Dream Weaver
Janet & Gary Oppedal
Kendra’s Seeing Only Red
Jordan Goldblatt &
Davida Roof DVM
Garjan’s Dare To Dream
Deidre Wilsey
Sweepstakes Judge, Karin Fox
These youngsters
raise in me the hope
of a bright future
for our breed
First I want to thank everyone for the opportunity to judge your lovely puppies and veterans in the First Regional Specialty Show in Pomona CA in October
2013. It was both a thrill and honor to do so. Overall I was very pleased with
my entry. Since I usually gravitate towards bitches I was pleasantly surprised with
the depth of quality that I found in my male entry. There were several that on a
different day could have been my Grand Sweepstakes winner. In general I thought our Dobermans are in nice shape. Most entries had correct mouths - occlusion was good and teeth were of good size overall. Several
animals had good depth of body and nice underline. A number of my class winners looked like the same dog moving as standing. Gladly I did not see large light
chest markings. It seems this might be a thing of the past. Overall temperaments
seemed good. Best Puppy was a red dog from the 6-9 class. What appealed to me was
his overall compactness. He had such nice bone for his age and a very pleasing
head and expression. He could have been a little sounder-moving on the down
and back but, given his age, I think much of this was due to his inexperience. My
eventual Grand Sweepstakes winner came from the 12-18 Dog class. He was a
stallion of a dog who took command of the ring from the moment I laid eyes on
him. I loved his overall type. His build was compact and very square. He was
balanced front to rear with beautiful make and shape. He was sound and in
side movement carried a compact one-pieced topline with sufficient reach and
drive. I loved looking at his face, his lovely high ear set accenting the strength of
his head and the shape of his eye. It gave me great joy to award him top honors
and it seems he has an exciting career ahead of him.
I’ll list some thoughts I had while judging. We need to pay attention to
compact/square. Plus, some of the entries tended to be high on leg or tube-like,
needing more underline. I did see a variation of head type as well, including
round eyes and weak muzzles.
In judging the Veterans I was very happy that all of the owners brought their
oldsters out for another day in the sun. How nice it was to see them all trucking
around that ring with all the cheers! I do wish we could award all participants
Best in Veteran Sweeps because of how they all give us their hearts when they
are out there. My Best Veteran winner was a black bitch from the 7-9 class. She
had held great shape for her age and moved beautifully. She made me want to
go home to my old girls and kiss them.
In closing, these youngsters raise in me the hope of a bright future for our
breed. g
photos
The Winning Image
Veteran Sweepstakes, Judge: Mrs. Angie Monteleon-Gilbert
First 7 to 9 Years Bitch
CH Cambria’s Black
Market RN CGC
Jody Davidson & Ann
Ramsbottom White
Best Veteran In Sweepstakes
First 7 to 9 Year Dogs
CH Gemini’s Vision Quest V Wyndem
Kim Lovett & Karen Hodges
Best In Sweepstakes, Sat.
Judge, Mrs. Karin Fox
Melinda Moyer
CH Anozira’s Andante RN.
Mary-Helene Brown
& Cheryl Watkins
Not pictured
CH Dymon’s Above The Law Winmar CD THD
Sandy Driscoll & Lisa Burroff
Best In Sweepstakes, Sun.
Judge, Ms. Carol Petruzzo
Obermark Wishing Star V Goldgrove
Jerry & Kathy Drake
Dog Judging Nedda Vorzimer
It was a great honor to have been invited to judge at the
DPCA National and I enjoyed every moment that I spent up
close with our Dobermans.
Overall I was very impressed with the quality and was
pleased to see standard sized dogs with very few sloping
toplines. Heads varied, most had dark eyes — several were
round. I saw many with extra teeth and a few with faulty
side occlusion.
I felt I had a very strong Winners class and narrowed
it down to four individuals.
My Winners dog came from the 9-12 AOAC class. He
had a good head with intense expression, dark eyes and
a neck which flowed smoothly into his nicely laid back
shoulders. He was balanced and square, possessing a firm
topline and correct tail carriage. He moved out effortlessly and kept the same balanced conformation and firm
topline he had while standing still.
The Open black dog was standard size with a smooth
neck placement and well laid back shoulders with good
return of upper arm and rear balance.
The American bred black was a strong contender for
Reserve. He also was standard size, square and compact
with a firm topline and correct tail set. He had good expression and showed well the entire time.
In the end I awarded Reserve to the 9-12 black dog,
whose well arched neck flowed smoothly into well laid
back shoulders. He was balanced and square, with a slightly rounded croup and correct tail carriage. I later learned
that he is a litter mate to the Winners Dog.
A big thank you to the wonderful stewards — Judy
Smith, Margaret Downey and Barbara Bender. They kept
everything running smoothly.
I would like to thank the membership for giving me
the opportunity to judge at the DPCA National Specialty.
It had been a dream of mine to someday judge dogs at our
National and hopefully find the next “great one.” Both those
dreams have come true. g
Overall I was very impressed
WINNERS DOG
Lora L Van Epp & Daniel C Van Epp & Cambria Knl
RESERVE WINNERS DOG
Cambria’s Addiction To Fiction
with the quality and was pleased
to see standard sized dogs
photos
The Winning Image
First 6-9 mo Black
Obermark Blazing Star V
Goldgrove
Jerry & Kathy Drake
First 6-9 mo AOAC
Goldgrove Tejas
Miles Collier
First 9-12 mo Black
Cambria’s Addiction
To Fiction
First 9-12 mo AOAC
Cambria’s Above
And Beyond
Lora L Van Epp & Daniel C
Van Epp & Cambria Knl
First 12-18 mo Black
Tiburon Call In The Cavalry
Courtney Cahill & Matt Dykes
First 12-18 mo AOAC
D’Nicmar Rocky Marciano
Gabriella Rivero Falcon
First Bred By Black
Winmar’s Laser Sunrise
Sandy Driscoll & Lisa Buffoff
First Bred By AOAC
Boland Coup De Foudre RA
Vicky Olson & Katherine Stead
& V Cherie Holmes
First American Bred Black
Melinda Moyer
First Open Black
Viavola’s Alexander
Antonio Olivera
First Open AOAC
Rauschund’s Fast Cars
And Freedom
Mackenzie Baishiki
& Marilyn Altheide
WINNERS BITCH
Alisaton Swept Away V Raklyn Ciden
P Healy & H Engel & G DeMilta & C Shimpeno &
C Huckfeldt
RESERVE WINNERS BITCH
Goldgrove Pants On Fire
Jerry & Kathy Drake & Sharon Pflueger
photos
The Winning Image
First 6-9 mo Black
Sunset Northwest Passage
V. Sherluck
Kathryn Rasmussen & Faye
Strauss & Dawn Danner
First 6-9 mo AOAC
Sapphire’s Sestina
Hollie M Eller & Brynlee Hoyle
First 9-12 mo Black
Winmars Swift Justice
Nancy Bletzer & Lisa Burroff
First 9-12 mo AOAC
Aguilo Tell Me A
Story Carosel
Stephanie Miller
& Matt Horner
First 12-18 mo Black
Dama De Lorien
RosaMaria Olvera Pena
First 12-18 mo AOAC
Liberators Hollywood
Spicegirl
P Stockwood & M KourtisMaitak & P Blenkey & B
Casey
First Bred By Black
Alisaton Swept Away V
Raklyn Ciden.
P Healy & H Engel & G
DeMilta & C Shimpeno & C
Huckfeldt
First Bred By AOAC
‘Rena’ssance Rockin
Rolling Stone
Eileen Moffitt & Wayne
Rossmiller & Bellinda Rossmiller
First American Bred Black
Kentura’s Nadirah Aurora
Helen Kennedy & William
Kennedy & Annabelle
Kennedy
First American Bred AOAC
Tiburon Calendar Girl
Mercer Harrington
First Open Black
Courland Zenyatta
Stephanie J Taube
& Bernice Duncan
First Open AOAC
Goldgrove Pants On Fire
Jerry & Kathy Drake &
Sharon Pflueger
Intersex Judging Janet Van Wormer
Imagine a beautiful sunny day with ocean breezes gently
blowing, vacationing in Maui with friends and my cell phone
rings with a call from the DPCA Recording Secretary telling
me I was voted by my peers to judge at the 2013 National
Specialty. Since I had received the most votes I could select
my assignment. No hesitation from me — Intersex, Intersex,
Intersex!!!!!
What an honor and responsibility you have bestowed on
me to judge the best of the best by giving me the pleasure of
judging the assignment of a life time. I will not forget the three
days of judging Veteran Dogs, Veteran Bitches, Brood Bitches,
Jr. Showmanship and Intersex anytime soon, if ever.
The depth of quality and condition of every single exhibit
was outstanding. Every dog and bitch was presented to perfection. Temperaments appeared to all be excellent. The one
thing breeders must be cognizant of in their programs is small
and not ‘correctly placed’ teeth. There were many exhibits
with small teeth and extra teeth were also very prevalent, thus
affecting the occlusion.
A couple of days before Intersex was scheduled, I was
presented with the Veterans classes for judging. Wow, they
have certainly weathered the test of time. It was a thrill to see
the pizzazz still solidly in place when those beautiful seniors
moved around the ring. Outstanding!
Jr. Showmanship was judged prior to Intersex on the last
day of the National. If the presentation of Dobermans by our
Jr. Handlers is any indication of future handling of our magnificent breed, we are all in good hands. The ultimate Best Jr. was
won by Mallary Ross, an outstanding, talented young handler.
From the Official Standard for the Doberman Pinscher:
‘General Appearance – The appearance is that of a dog of
medium size, with a body that is square. Compactly built,
muscular and powerful, for great endurance and speed. Elegant in appearance, of proud carriage, reflecting great nobility
and temperament. Energetic, watchful, determined, alert, fearless, loyal and obedient.’
Coming from the Veterans Class, the above description fits
to a ‘T’ the bitch I chose for Best of Breed at our 2013 National
Specialty, Ch. Allure Blazing Star Alisaton. This beautiful girl
was on fire and deserving of all the accolades she received!
From the moment I pointed to her, I don’t think there were
many dry eyes in the building.
Best Opposite Sex, Ch. Gallant’s First And Foremost V
Ciden is a well put together dog shown to perfection by his
handler. He likewise fits the Standard description above.
Best of Winners was Winners Dog, a beautiful youngster
who came from the Puppy 9-12 class.
BEST OF BREED
CH Allure Blazing Star Alisaton
Julie Porter & Carmen Pitts
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX
Ch Gallant’s First And Foremost V Ciden
Mona Fasth DVM & Cindi Huckfeldt
SELECT DOG
GCH Winmar’s Wanna
Get Lucky
Beth Wilhite & Lisa R Burroff
SELECT BITCH
Ch Cambria’s Vraiment Parfait
Karen Thompson & Cambria Reg
& Glen Lajeski & Ann Wulbrecht
photos
The Winning Image
Award of Merit
CH Rauschund N Darwin’s
Family Tradition
Darlene Young & Marilyn
Altheide & Erin Pina
Award of Merit
GCH Tiburon Ariel
Bella Dona
Melinda Moyer & Tommy
Moyer & Kathy Drake &
Jerry Drake
Award of Merit
GCH A’Monde’s Marla The
Prima Donna
Sergio Capps
Award of Merit
CH Gallant’s Dream Brees
V Ciden
Cynthia L Huckfeldt &
Mona A Fasth
Award of Merit
CH Foxfire’s Tell
Me About It
Michelle Santana
& Shani St John
Award of Merit
CH Massey’s They Don’t
Dance Like Carman No More
Coleen Byrns
Award of Merit
GCH Tevro’s Director’s
Choice
Melinda Winchell & David
Winchell & Trevor Miller
Award of Merit
GCH Alisaton First
Encounter V Gallant Ciden
Libby Hargrove & Gwen
DeMilta & Carissa Shimpeno
& Danielle Schmitt
Best Veteran Dog
Ch Cambria’s The Captain
Naomi Barksdale
Best Veteran Bitch
CH Allure Blazing Star
Alisaton
Julie Porter & Carmen Pitts
Award of Merit
GCH Alisaton Blackbird V
Allure Beaulane
L Cornelius & M Veras & G &
C DeMilta & C Pitts
& J Beaumont
Award of Merit
GCH Sherluck’s North By
Northwest V Olympic Cove
Kathryn Rasmussen
& Faye Strauss
The depth of quality and
condition of every single
exhibit was outstanding
Best Junior Handler
Mallary Ross & GCH Foxfire’s The Best Thing Of Icon RN
Mallary & T Ross & Michelle Santana & Janet Muzos
Intersex Judging Janet Van
Wormer continued
Select Dog GCh. Winmar’s Wanna Get Lucky and Select
Bitch Ch. Cambria’s Vraiment Parfait are examples of specimens fitting the Standard. These dogs were in superb condition and shown to their best advantage.
There were so many deserving dogs in the entire entry
and only so many ribbons to hand out. It was difficult to
make the cuts necessary to get to the end, but on the day, that
was my job. All ten Award of Merit winners are outstanding
examples of our breed who were clearly deserving of their
Award win and more.
I would be remiss if I did not mention the very best ring
stewards any judge could have, the incomparable Judy Smith,
Barbara Bender and Margaret Downey. These ladies endured
hours of stewarding before the last day rolled around and yet
they were still smiling and efficient until the very end. Thank
you all very much.
Thank you to all the breeders, owners, and handlers who
exhibited your beautiful Doberman Pinschers to me, it was
my pleasure and honor. g
HIGH COMBINED
CH OTCH Platinum’s
Black Again
UDX6 OM9 RN.
Art & Sue Korp
First Open A
GCH Protocol’s Sic Itur
Ad Astra CD
Kevin & Jocelyn Mullins &
Suzy Lundy
First Open B
HIGH IN TRIAL
Platinum’s Witchy
Woman CD RN.
Art & Susan Korp
First Beginner Novice B
CH Cambria’s Tourmaline
Julianne Haugen & Jerry R
Haugen
Not pictured
First Novice B
Platinum’s Take The
Money N Run RN
Art & Susan Korp
First Veteran
MACH6 Fulcer’s Raven
VCD2 UDX OM1 RE
MXB2 MJS2 XF
Lloyd Fulcer
Utility Class B
CH OTCH Platinum’s
Black Again
UDX6 OM9 RN
photos
RALLY HIGH
COMBINED
VCD2 UDX OM1 RE
MXB2 MJS2 XF
Lloyd Fulcer
HIGH IN TRIAL
VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MXC2
MJB3 XF T2B
L Fulcer
First Open 24
First Rally Excellent B
MACH6 Fulcer’s Raven VCD2
UDX OM1 RE
MXB2 MJS2 XF
Lloyd Fulcer
CH Winmar’s Zippity
Doodah NA OAJ
N Ledyard/C Ledyard/L Burroff
First Rally Novice B
Blustones Sweet
Mayhem V Zuma
Cristina Maxwell & Gwen
Lucoff
CH Montwood Arista’s Texas
Hold’Em AX MXJ
MJB XF T2B
M Dellorto
First Master 24
The Winning Image
Time To Beat
CH Montwood Arista’s Texas
Hold’Em AX MXJ MJB XF
T2B
M Dellorto
First Excellent A
Sartania’s Azteca Sioux
OA OAJ OF
S Tandberg
First JWW Novice B 24
CH Gallant’s Lil’ Brees V Ciden
CD BN GN RA
J Balke/R Balke
Not shown
First JWW Exc A 20
First Rally Advanced B
Rogue River Light Inside
CD RE CA BN
Susan Rea Weitz
& Scott Lyter
First JWW Master 24
Olympia Collateral Damage
V Promise OA AXJ
L Hill
First JWW Open Pref 20
Emerald’s Black Obsidian RE
NAP NJP NFP CA CG
J Cannerelli/S Cannerelli
MACH Taras Blue Stone By
Thor CD RE MXB MJS NAP
OJP XF TT
B Kimball-Cholewinski
photos
The Winning Image
Top Twenty Finalist
Top Twenty Finalist
GCH Foxfire’s Tell Me About It
M. Santana, S. St. John
GCH Festival de Canes Queen
Latifah
A. Wulbrecht, G. Lajeski, N.
DeBedout, S. Guarin
TOP TWENTY WINNER
GCH Gallant’s First And Foremost V Ciden
P Healy, C & D Huckfeldt, M Fasth
Top Twenty Finalist
Top Twenty Finalist
GCH Holly Woods Catwoman
T & L Kronovich
GCH O’s Godiva Dark
Demitasse
M. Byrns, P. Onley
Top Twenty Finalists
GCH Tevro’s Director’s Choice
M. & D.. Winchell, T. Miller
GCH Tiburon Ariel Bella Dona
M. & T. Moyer, K. & J. Drake
GCH Protocol’s Flagrante
Delicto
J & K Mullins
GCH Jaroe Legend of Irish Spirit
R. Kelly
GCH Treu’s Above Suspicion
V Touchstone
J. & S. Lynch, A. Brotherhood
GCH Cambria’s Mint Condition
S. Wang, B. Singh
GCH Foxfires Best To Come
Along
N. & P. Besand, T. Ross, M.
Santana, S. St. John
GCH Carry-On Merchant Man
of Ravenswood
L. Heffernan, B. Clark
GCH Sharjets Starr
Catcher, CD, RN
J. & S. Marinelli, S. Kapp, G.
Hanna, M. Feller
GCH Vondura’s Xcelerator
Belle Amie
K. Fox, D. Tracy, M. Dellorto
TOP TWENTY AGILITY WINNER
MACH5 Rock’s Indian Sunburn MXB2 MJB2 OF T2B
M. Rock
Top Twenty Finalists CH
MACH Montwood’s Magic Man V
Arista MXS MJB2 MXF (Dylan)
L. Zaeske
MACH2 Paradigm Von Richthofen
MXC MJC XF
D. Hartsfield
MACH Horizon’s Pimlico CD RN
MXB MJS MXF ROM
S. Beckage & L. George & R. George
MACH6 Fulcer’s Raven VCD2 UDX
OM1 RE MXG2 MJC2 XF
L. Fulcer
photos
TWI
TOP TWENTY OBEDIENCE WINNER
CH OTCH Platinum’s Black Again, UDX5 OM8 RN
S Korp/A Korp
Cara’s Hit Man StasiV Legacy, CD
Sheppard, M
Gallant’s Lil’ Brees V Ciden,
CD BN RN
Balke, J, Balke, R
GCH CH Protocol’s Sic
Itur Ad Astra, CD
J Mullins/K Mullins
MACH6 Fulcer’s Raven, VCD2 UDX
OM1 RE MX G2 MJC2 XF
L Fulcer
Platinum’s Witchy Woman, CD RN
Korp S, Korp A
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Rank/Name of Dog
Owner 1 GCH Tiburon Ariel Bella Dona
M. & T. Moyer, K. & J. Drake
2 GCH Tiburon Arsenal
N. Barksdale, F. & D. Sparagna, E. & L. Curtis, J. & A. Dolan
3 GCH Cambria’s Vraiment Parfait
K. Thompson, A. Wulbrecht, G. Lajeski, A. White
4 GCH Vondura’s Xcelerator Belle Amie
K. Fox, D. Tracy, M. Dellorto
5 GCH Alisaton Blackbird v. Allure Beaulane
R. & J. Kusumoto
6 GCH Sharjets Starr Catcher, CD, RA J. & S. Marinelli, S. Kapp, G. Hanna, M. Feller
7 GCH Jaroe Legend of Irish Spirit
R. Kelly
8 GCH O’s Godiva Dark Demitasse
M. Byrns, P. Onley
9 GCH Raklyn’s Talbot of Alisaton
P. Healy, H. Engel, C. Shimpeno
10 GCH Foxfire’s Tell Me About It
M. Santana, S. St. John
11 GCH Protocol’s Veni Vidi Vici*
J & K Mullins, S & D Lundy
12 GCH Raindance Led Zeppelin Of Marquis H. Papazian, S. & C. James, K. Marquis
13 GCH Blue Max Pretty Woman V Encore
B. Seielstad, J. & K. Drake
14 GCH Kelviews Crown Jewel V Mueller
C. Nicholson, C. Kelso, R. Miller
15 GCH Carry-On Merchant Man of Ravenswood
L. Heffernan, B. Clark
16 CH Allure Blazing Star Alisaton
J. Porter, C. Pitts
17 GCH Alpha’s Magic Man
S. Teague, S. Smith
18 GCH Tallyesynnadria’Spacificice V KendonA. Dunn, M. Swords, D. Kenney, M. Reilly
18 GCH Rolin’s No Reservations
R. & L. Hagmann
20 GCH Kamterra’s Legato
K. & M. Moats
21 GCH Holly Woods Kivuli Class Act
L. Peterick, D. McGarvey, M. Thomas
#BOB
63
59
42
41
34
28
24
23
22
15
15
20
14
13
18
1
11
12
13
11
9
Points
1657
1457
1172
692
618
563
458
417
350
312
311
295
291
280
236
214
212
201
201
186
176
Statistics are compiled from the July through the following June AKC Gazettes. This may not correspond to any particular show
dates. The results only reflect the wins reported in those Gazettes.
Top Twenty
Agility Statistics
2013 DPCA Agility Top Twenty • May 2013 - April 2014 AKC Automated Doberman Agility Reports
Peggy Mueller • Top Twenty Agility Statistician • E-mail: pegsk9kids@gmail.com
RANK/NAME OF DOG (Call Name)
OWNER(S)
TOTAL MACH POINTS
1 MACH7 Rock’s Indian Sunburn MXS2 MJG2 OF T2B (Shiloh)
M. Rock
2123
2 MACH7 Fulcer’s Raven VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MXC2 MJB3 XF T2B (Raven)
L. Fulcer
1392
3 MACH6 Olympia Tamora V Promise UD MXG2 MJC2 NF T2B (Tamora)
C. Koenig
1186
4 MACH8 Delta Duchess Of Davenport CD RN MXS3 MJG3 MXF TQX T2B (Delta)
T. & S. Houg
1128
5 MACH12 Thornwoods Flare CD MXB4 MJC4 MXF MFC TQX T2B2 WAC (Flare)
Y. & D. Mancino
1125
6 MACH3 Smack-Dab’s Razzam’Taz CDX RA MXC MJB2 XF T2B (Tazi)
S. Conners
1105
7 CH MACH5 Mandre’s Grace Under Fire MXG2 MJC2 XF T2B (Grace)
T. & S. Houg & B. Ross
1073
8 MACH Catawba’s Something Special UD RA MXS MJS (Piper)
E. Mcavoy
1045
9 Lh’s Heart Of A Dragon MX MXB MXJ MJS T2B (Draco)
S. Houg & D. Houg
1019
10 MACH Smack-Dab’s Fieldstone Fancy Free MXB MJS NF
K. & D. Anderson
937
11 MACH6 Smack-Dab’s Daring Dicey MXB3 MJB3 MXF MFB TQX T2B (Dicey)
J. Morton
889
12 MACH4 Adamas Usmc MXB2 MJS2 MXF T2B (Semper Fi)
M & W Briant Jr
844
13 CH Adamas Shake It Up RN MX MXB MXJ MJB XF T2B2 (Payton)
K. Langley & E. Barrett
833
14 MACH Vivala’s Out Of The Blue MXS MJG WAC (Bolt)
C. Apling
788
15 MACH3 Paradigm Von Richthofen MXB2 MJB2 XF (Manfred)
D. Hartsfield
701
16 CH Carosel Suddenly So Hot MX MXB MXJ MJB NF T2B (FIRE!)
T. Byron
684
17 CH MACH Old Drum’s Double Red CD MXS MJS OF
C. & C. Koenig
670
18 MACH3 Dedo’s Fostas Touch Of Style CDX MXC MJS2 (Fostas)
J. & R. Brettscheider
668
19 CH Dancing Star’s Born To Fly CDX RE MX MXS MXJ MJS OF (Lindy)
K. Getsinger
631
20 MACH Platinum’s Winner Takes It All CD RN MXS MJS OF (Milan)
B. Szczygiel
630
TTA CHAIR - Carol Moore - DPCATopTwentyAG @dpca.org
Top Twenty
Obedience Statistics
2013 DPCA Obedience Top Twenty • July 2013 - June 2014 AKC Award Gazettes.
Jeannine Charlier, Top Twenty Obedience Statistician • E-mail: dobehome@sbcglobal.net  
RANKING NAME
OWNER
HIT
1 CAMBRIA’S GOLD STANDARD, UDX2 OM3 RN WAC
BONUS TOTAL
POINTSPOINTS
J YOUNG/CAMBRIA KNL
3
96
4227
S KORP/A KORP
3
23
3362
C HERL
6
127
2284.5
C STEPHENS
3
40
2200
5 KACHINA’S BLACKPEGASUS V ANNDRA, CD
P GARIC
0
0
1374
6 BLUE CHIP BRICK ROAD V ENCHANT, CDX BH WAC CGC
P BURNS
3
82
1265
MCAVOY, E
0
0
1176
P DELEHANTY
1
35
1017
S DAVIS/C GREEN
2
55
842.5
D PRUESKI
0
0
592
1
1
588
0
0
587.5
L GASPAROVIC, M GASPAROVIC
0
0
587
P BEELER
1
59
451
M FITZGERALD/G DEMILTA/C PITTS
1
12
405.5
2 CH OTCH PLATINUM’S BLACK AGAIN, UDX6 OM9 RN
3 IRONGATE’S RUM DAIQUIRI, UDX3 OM3 VER RN
4 HOYTTS HIDDEN TREASURE, UDX3 OM2 GN GO RE
7 CATAWBA’S SOMETHING SPECIAL, UD RA MXB MJB
8 CINNAKERRY’S VALIDATION, UD OM1 MX MXJ
9 PHILLMAR BELLE OF THE BALL, UD
10 A KISS TO REMEMBER, BN CD NA
11 MACH6 FULCER’S RAVEN, VCD2 UDX OM1 RE MX G2 MJC2 XF T2B MJB3
L FULCER
12 GRA-LEMOR TARGWOOD’S MEANT TOBE, UD RE CGC L SOUTHAM/E HAMMEL
13 DIAL “M” FOR MISCHIEF, CDX BN GN NA NAJ NAP NJP
14 BUSY BEE RW EMERSON, BN
15 CH MACH ALLURE ABSOLUTE ALISATON ROJAN, UD MXS MJS
16 CT WINGATE ‘N SHERLUCK’S VANADIUM, VCD2 AX AXJ
J PLAGENZ
0
0
393.5
17 CH TRIADEL’S FLINT N STEEL, CD BN GN CGC
M BERECKA
0
0
393
A HILL
0
0
393
J HOUGH
0
0
392.5
J GRAVES, A GRAVES
0
0
392.5
17 MARVEL VON LAVORO TOYNBEE ROAD, CD RA
19 DOBIE HOUGH, CD
19 CARA’S RAVIN’ RIVER V CRESCENDO, CD
Statistics are complied from the July through the following June AKC Gazettes. This may not correspond to any particular show dates. The results
only reflect the wins reported in those Gazettes. *Note: If you are not a current member of DPCA, please send your home address AND e-mail to
the Top 20 Obedience chairperson immediately. Cindy Bohnert, 3422 Bell Line Road, Omro, WI 54963   E-Mail: specialqtrs@gmail.com You do not
need to be a DPCA member to qualify for Top 20 Obedience,  nor to participate in the Top 20 Obedience event at the National show in October.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISED DOGS
ALISATON AURORA BOREALIS.......................................... 31
KALORA’S SPOILED BRATZ V CHERIDEN.......................... 24
CARRY-ON MERCHANT MAN OF RAVENSWOOD..... 1, 8, 9
KALORA’S UNSURPASSABLE.............................................. 32
CATOM’S ADONIS............................................................... 7
KALORA’S UP FOR ANYTHING......................................... 34
GOLDGROVE PANTS ON FIRE............................................. 5
KALORA’S VA VA VOOM V CHERIDEN............................. 13
KALORA’S AS GOOD AS IT GETS...................................... 25
KALORA’S WICKED MARDI GRAS................................ 12, 13
KALORA’S BADA BING V CHERIDEN............................ 13, 15
MASEY’S THEY DON’T DANCE LIKE CARMAN NO MORE..... 80
KALORA’S BETTIN’ ON A DREAM..................................... 24
MERITAGE I WANT IT ALL.................................................. 45
KALORA’S CITY OF ANGELS.............................................. 29
OBERMARK BLAZING STAR V GOLDGROVE...................... 4
KALORA’S GABIN DBLED V CHERIDEN............................. 13
OBERMARK WISHING STAR V GOLDGROVE..................... 4
KALORA’S HUBBA HUBBA V CHERIDEN........................... 14
OLYMPIA SEMPER FI V PROMISE......................................... 3
KALORA’S KISS AND TELL CARRY-ON.............................. 30
PAMELOT’S ONE MAN BAND.............................................. 2
KALORA’S LATIN OBSESSION............................................ 23
RENA’SSANCE PERFECT ALIBI............................................. 41
KALORA’S LEGEND OF THE WATER DRAGON................. 26
RENA’SSANCE PERFECT HARMONY.................................. 41
KALORA’S LIGHT EM UP.................................................... 33
RENA’SSANCE ROLING STONE.......................................... 43
KALORA’S MAXIMUS B KISSABLE...................................... 28
RENA’SSANCE SET IN STONE............................................. 42
KALORA’S ONCE IN A BLUE MOON................................. 27
RENA’SSANCE VALLIANT VOYAGER.................................. 44
KALORA’S OOH LA LA V CHERIDEN........................... 13, 21
TIBURON COVER GIRL BARBIE.......................................... 45
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
BOLAN, MARK ................................................................... 28
HAUSCHILD, CHERYL............................ 12, 13, 14, 15, 22, 23
BROOKS, MATHEW........................................................... 32
HEFFERNAN, LYNDA.............................................. 1, 8, 9, 30
BURNS, PAM...................................................................... 31
HERTLING, CHRISTINE................................................. 26, 27
BYNS, COLEEN................................................................... 80
ISABELL, JAYNE................................................................... 27
CARRERO, SHEENA ............................................................ 42
CERINI, MICHELLE.............................................................. 32
CLARK, BETTY.............................................................. 1, 8, 9
CORR, ALORA.................................................................... 30
CORR, ESTELLE..................... 12, 13, 14, 15, 27, 29, 30, 33, 34
DEHETRE, PAM..................................................................... 2
JAMES, SUSAN & CHELSEA................................................ 21
KOOL KOATS...................................................................... 72
LINBRUNNER, RICH & DEBBIE........................................... 24
MOFFITT, EILEEN........................................................... 41, 43
MOYER, MELINDA & TOMMY............................................ 45
NEUNER, TOM..................................................................... 6
PANTELIS, BILL & TED........................................................ 33
DRAKE, JERRY & KATHY.............................................. 3, 4, 5
PATTON, SARA & MIKE...................................................... 45
FITZGERALD, MERRY.......................................................... 31
PFLUEGER, SHARON............................................................ 5
GILLARD, JOSEPH & ALLISON........................................... 44
PION, CAROL....................................................................... 6
GREGORY, KATHY & J........................................................ 25
ROSSMILLER, WAYNE & BELINDA.......................... 42, 43, 44
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