Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Hatboro Kennel Club, Wrightstown, PA Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Let's set the scene:  Outdoor show (for the most part), heavy rain yesterday through last night, tapering off to occasional showers this morning.  

If you have been following Dave or I, you know his right knee is shot, and his left knee is as good as it's gonna get.  Coming out of the motorhome, in the rain, he slipped on the steps and went down.  At first he thought he was dead, then he thought maybe just a lot of pain, then, "Hey, it doesn't feel too bad."  His entire leg was swollen but he was still moving. 


BRTs were first thing this morning, outside in a marsh.  OK, not really a marsh, but totally saturated ground.  Dave's leg still hurt, but he was just going to go slow.  Not a bad plan until his right foot sunk into the wet ground.  Even then not horrible, until he had to pull his foot out.  Then POP, POP, POP!!! Back to much pain and limping.  


Black Russian Terriers

VARIAS - Best of Breed, made the cut in a tough group.
Thank You Breed & Group Judge Susan Godek


Bichons

LEILANI - was not shown.  SMART BICHON!!!  She was OK practicing in the grass when it was dry before all of the storms, but this morning it was "WTF?!?  I did outside yesterday because you asked me to, but really?  In the WET GRASS?!?  I think not!"  So Dave called, knowing I would be upset if she did not get shown, but I told him, that there was no use forcing her.  It is only 1 point, and I didn't want to mess with her little brain.  We rarely have outside shows in the Midwest, so am not going to pressure her. 

Hope to show to you sometime soon Judge Barbara Wood


Miss Leilani is not entered tomorrow, so it will either dry out a bit for Friday and Saturday, or Hurricane Joaquin will be headed here and it will be miserable for all.  

Havanese

TUX - 1st / Reserve Winners Dog.  Dave did it again!  Remember my rule?  No grooming competition dogs?  Well, he did, and they took the major!  But, in Dave's defense, I did give prior approval and broke my own rule.  AND they are here from out of the country and Sparky only need the one major to finish, so that is good !!!! 
CONGRATULATIONS to Owner-Handler Nicolas Debedout and Sparky!

TAFFY - BEST OF OPPOSITE


BUGS - BEST OF BREED - Thanks to our friend Steven Shen for showing Bugs in breed for us. 


Thank You Breed Judge Desmond Murphy

Group Judge Espen Engh

Sunday, September 27, 2015

Greater Murfreesboro Kennel Club, Murfreesboro, TN Sunday, September 27, 2015

HAVANESE

BENNY - GCH That's The Original Parti Dog At Maple Haven - BEST of BREED & OH BOB
Benny
One Pooped Pup!
CONGRATULATIONS to OWNER-HANDLER CAROL JANES

THANK YOU BREED JUDGE CHARLES TROTTER
Group Judge Martin Doherty 
Owner-Handler Group Judge Malcom Moore

Friday, September 25, 2015

Dave's Upcoming Knee Surgery


THANK YOU to everyone who has been concerned about Dave, his upcoming knee surgery, and his pain level.  He has met with the surgeon twice, and has had an MRI on both knees.  One definitely has a torn meniscus, so will need surgery.  It was scheduled for mid October, but he asked to be put on a wait list if something came up sooner.  He will now be going in for surgery on Monday, October 12.  Please keep him in your prayers.  These last two weeks of shows has been extremely painful for him, and our thanks go out to everyone who helped, and to Will Alexander for agreeing to show Varias at the BRTCA Nationals.  It was all Dave could do to get around the ring with him the few other times that he had to show him because no one else was available.  But as you know, being a handler, as with many other professions, if you don't work you don't get paid and the bills still keep coming in.  Dave will be heading East for Morris & Essex, so if anyone can help him get around the show grounds, that would be great.  You know, he is Canadian, so will say "It will be OK."  All the while limping on a swollen leg.  I will try to keep you posted.  THANKS AGAIN. - darlene 

Sunday, September 20, 2015

Jefferson County KC, Gray Summit, MO Sunday September 20, 2015

BLACK RUSSIAN TERRIERS
VARIAS - BEST OF BREED   &  GROUP 3 !
Thank You Breed & Group Judge Christine Salyers Anderson

"Varias"
BIS CAN CH CAM GCH THAT'S WHAT'S IN A NAME

Pictured with Judge Patricia Lanctot



HAVANESE
TAYLOR - 1st, Winners Bitch, NEW CHAMPION
CH That's Shake It Off At Mendota



JERSEY 1st
FEATHER - 1st
   Congratulations to Breeder Owner Handler Jeanne Woods

BUGS - BEST OF OPPOSITE
TAFFY - BEST OF BREED 

Thank You Breed & Group Judge Nancy Smith Hafner  

Saturday, September 19, 2015

Spirit of the Heartland KC, Gray Summit, MO Saturday September 19, 2015

BLACK RUSSIAN TERRIERS
VARIAS - made the cut   
Breed Judge Jerry Watson
Group Judge Jerry Watson 


HAVANESE
TAYLOR - 1st, Winners Bitch 
JERSEY 1st
FEATHER - 1st
   Congratulations to Breeder Owner Handler Jeanne Woods

BUGS - BEST OF OPPOSITE
TAFFY - BEST OF BREED 

Thank You Judge Melinda Lyon  
Group Judge Melinda Lyon 

Friday, September 18, 2015

Rolla MO Kennel Club, Gray Summit, MO Friday September 18, 2015

BLACK RUSSIAN TERRIERS
VARIAS - Select   
Thank You Judge Rita Biddle
Group Judge Rita Biddle

HAVANESE
TAYLOR - 1st 
JERSEY 1st
FEATHER - 1st, Winners Bitch 
   Congratulations to Breeder Owner Handler Jeanne Woods

BUGS - BEST OF BREED
TAFFY - BEST OF OPPOSITE

Thank You Judge Christine Salyers Anderson 
Group Judge Christine Salyers Anderson

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Black Russian Terrier Club of America National Specialty, Gray Summit, MO Tuesday, September 15, 2015

VARIAS - made it to the final cut
Thank You Will Alexander for showing Varias for us, since Dave couldn't make it around the ring due to his knee injury. 

Thank You Judge Dr. Steve Keating

Monday, September 14, 2015

Black Russian Terrier Club of America National Specialty Sweepstakes, Gray Summit, MO Monday, September 14, 2015

VARIAS - 1st in his BBE Sweeps Class, & BEST OF OPPOSITE IN BBE SWEEPSTAKES

Judge Cindy Stansell

Sunday, September 13, 2015

Three Rivers Kennel Club, Gray Summit, MO Sunday September 13, 2015

BLACK RUSSIAN TERRIERS
VARIAS - Made the cut (I think).  A huge entry of BRTs (44).
Breed Judge Paula Nykiel
Group Judge Nancy Amburgey

HAVANESE
DELTA - 1st / Winners Bitch / Best of Winners
Unfortunately, Delta finished and we left her in to hold the major, but Ms. Beattie was not to be swayed!
Neither judge this weekend felt that the WD was better than the girls so did not give the crossover for the major.  Unfortunately, the handler of WD was cussing out the judge, just out of earshot of the judge, on her way out of the ring.  C'mon Lucy, play nice!  Because if the judge had heard you, you would not be back in the ring for a while.  
  
R.E.O. - Select Dog for more points towards his Grand Championship
BUGS - BEST OF OPPOSITE
TAFFY - BEST OF BREED

Thank You Breed & Group Judge Carol Beattie

Piper & Benny

CONGRATULATIONS AGAIN TODAY TO PIPER & BENNY

TWO DOGS, TWO SHOWS, TWO MORE WINS!!!

DALLAS / FT. WORTH TOY DOG CLUB
PIPER - 1st, WINNERS BITCH
Bugs, PIPER & Paula, Delta
Pictured in the ring for Best Stud Dog at HCA Nationals 2015

Owner Handled by Paula Bender
Thank You Judge Joe Walton

CHATTANOOGA KENNEL CLUB
BENNY - SELECT DOG, OWNER HANDLER BEST OF BREED & OWNER HANDLER GROUP 3
Owner Handled by Carol Janes
A very tired BENNY & Carol
Owner Handler Group 3
Thank You Judge Frank Washabaugh

Thank You Breed Judge Dr. Anthony DiNardo
Thank You OH Group Judge Frank Washabaugh

Saturday, September 12, 2015

Three Rivers Kennel Club, Gray Summit, MO Saturday September 12, 2015

BLACK RUSSIAN TERRIERS
VARIAS - Made the cut.  A huge entry of BRTs (44).
Breed Judge Nancy Amburgey
Group Judge Dr. Donald Gill

HAVANESE
TAYLOR - 1st 
JERSEY (sorry if I got her name wrong) - 1st, WINNERS BITCH, BEST OF WINNERS, MAJOR!!!
   Congratulations to Owners Bill & Paula Frazier
R.E.O. - Select Dog for his first points towards his Grand Championship
BUGS - BEST OF OPPOSITE
TAFFY - BEST OF BREED & GROUP 4 

Thank You Breed & Group Judge Gloria Geringer

Chattanooga Kennel Club, East Ridge, TN Saturday September 12, 2015

HAVANESE

BENNY - BEST OF BREED & OWNER-HANDLED BEST OF BREED !!!
CONGRATULATIONS TO BENNY & OWNER-HANDLER CAROL JANES!!!!
'Benny'
GCH That's The Original Parti Dog at Maple Haven
Owner Handled by Carol Janes


BEST OF BREED & BEST OF BREED OWNER-HANDLER
- not bad for not being in the ring for almost a year.

CAROL, GLAD TO SEE YOU WELL ON THE ROAD TO RECOVERY AND MOVING AROUND!


Nothing in groups though.  :(

Thank You Breed & Group Judge Frank Washabaugh

Black Russian Terrier Movement

They are NOT POODLES, and therefore should not move as such.  This is a WORKING BREED that should exude power and strength, covering the most ground with the least effort.  
They should be 'IMPRESSIVE' in the ring, NOT 'pretty.'

When I 'Googled' Black Russian Terrier movement, a photo of our first Black Russian, Brt, came up.  I clicked on the link and found several of his photos on other people's websites, around the world, as good examples of the breed, head, movement, coat, rear, etc.  Since they dont' seem to be claiming Brt as theirs, I don't see the harm.  (Not like the lady who had pictures of our Havanese up under a link on her website that said 'My Boys' and 'My Girls.'  Had to have a little chat with her.)

ANYWAY, NOTE THE DIFFERENCE:
Unknown Poodle
Looking at the Poodle Illustrated standard, it would appear that this movement, what is being rewarded on a regular basis, is also a bit contrary to the standard.  The illustrations show the head carriage a bit more forward than we usually see.  Let me note that I have no idea who this dog or handler is nor when or where this photo was taken.  It was just among the thousands of poodles photos that come up on google.

"Brt"
MBISS AM MAX FCI CH TERMINATOR
1st AKC Champion Black Russian Terrier
NOW THAT IS WORKING DOG MOVEMENT!!!
Brt could clear about 9 ft with each stride in a run.  If he wanted to catch you, he could. 

Friday, September 11, 2015

Gateway Non-Sporting Dog Club Specialty Show, Purina Farms, Gray Summit, MO Friday September 11, 2015

BICHONS

LEILANI - That's Chilleykings Floral Expression - 1st in BBE, WB, BEST OF BREED

Thank You Breed & Group Judge Peggy Haas

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Puppy Buyer Etiquette

We have seen this a couple of times and find it to be very good.  Actually Joanna, the author, blog has a lot of good articles:
http://rufflyspeaking.net

BUYING A PUPPYPUPPIESRESPONSIBLE BREEDINGRESPONSIBLE OWNERSHIPSELLING PUPPIES

PUPPY BUYER ETIQUETTE

I am posting this specifically because I do NOT have any puppies here now, and don’t anticipate any for a while. So you know that I’m not singling any real person out. This is because it seems that there’s a lot of confusion about the whole “proper” way to go about things. So, puppy buyers and anyone else thinking about maybe someday approaching a good breeder about a puppy, here you go:
1) STOP LOOKING FOR A PUPPY. The classic mistake puppy buyers make is saying “I need an xx breed puppy at the beginning of the fall” or whatever it may be. So they go out looking for litters due in August.
BAD IDEA.
Puppies are not interchangeable; one is not the same as the others. This is largely because every breeder has their stop-the-presses criteria for breeding or not breeding, and each has preferences for size, personality, working ability, etc. Breeder X’s “perfect puppy” is not the same as Breeder Y’s.
Stop looking for a puppy; look for a BREEDER. Make a personal connection with a breeder you feel shares your top criteria, and then wait for a puppy from them. Maybe they even have a litter on the ground, which is wonderful, but maybe they’re not planning anything for a few months. Or maybe they’re not planning anything for a year; in that case, ask for a referral to another breeder that shares those same priorities and has a similar (or just as good) personality and support ethic. However it works out, screen the breeder first, then ask about a puppy.
1b) EXPECT TO WAIT FOR A PUPPY. It’s VERY rare to wait less than a couple of months; four to six is normal. I’ve waited a year on a couple of occasions; no, even we breeders don’t walk through the field, able to pick puppies like tulips. We ALL have to wait, and we ALL have to get matched up by the puppies’ breeder.
2) INTRODUCE YOURSELF THOROUGHLY. The initial e-mail should be several paragraphs long; block out at least an hour of quiet for the first phone call. When you initiate contact, clearly communicate three things: You are ready for a puppy, you are ready for a puppy of this breed, and you understand what sets this breeder apart from the others and you share that commitment. Specifically describe your plans for this puppy; be truthful. If you are not going to be able to go to four training classes a year, SAY SO. Don’t say “Of course, training is a huge priority around here,” or you’re going to end up with a puppy who’s flushing your toilet sixty times a day because he’s so bored and you’re not challenging him.
The ideal first contact e-mail usually goes something like
“Hi, my name is X and I’m writing to inquire about your dogs. I’ve been doing a lot of research on [breed] and I think they’re the right one for me because of [these four reasons.] I know puppies are a huge commitment, and I am planning to [accommodate that in various ways.] I’m approaching you in particular because of your interest in [whatever,] which is something I feel is very important and plan to encourage in [these three ways.]”
That’s the kind of e-mail that gets a response, and usually pretty quickly. If I get something that says “I hear you have puppies on the way; how much?” it goes in the recyle bin before you can blink.
2a) Bring up price either at the end of the first contact (if it’s been successful and you feel a connection to this person) or in a follow-up contact. It’s nice to say “If you don’t mind me asking, about how much are [breed]s in this area, if there is a typical price? I just want to be prepared.” The breeder will usually give you two pieces of useful information: Her price, and the median prices around you. That way, if you decide to go a different way, you know about what to expect. If the second person you contact names a price that’s double the median, try to discreetly find out why. A very difficult pregnancy, nationally ranked parents, a surgical AI, c-section resulting in very few live puppies, those are some reasons a breeder could be asking more and it’s reasonable. If there’s no real difference from the other breeders except price, think carefully.
3) BE WILLING TO BE TOLD NO. Not every person is the right match for every breed. That’s just fact. There is no way on earth I could make our home appropriate for a Malamute puppy, and I’d have to lie through my teeth to get approved for one. And I have my entire life devoted to keeping dogs happy. I don’t expect you to have anywhere close to the obsession I have, so that means there will be some dogs that are just plain wrong for you. If a breeder says no, ask why. If the answers make sense, don’t keep calling people until you finally get one who will sell you a puppy of that breed. Go back to the drawing board and be very humble and honest with yourself about what kind of dog really would be right for you and your family.
4) PLEASE DO NOT GET ON MORE THAN ONE WAITING LIST unless you are VERY honest about it. This goes back to rule 1. You need to understand that we think our puppy buyers are just as in love with the puppies as we are. We’re posting pictures, writing up instructions, burning CDs, researching everything from pedigrees to nail grinding, all so we can hand off this puppy, this supreme glorious creature of wonderfulness, with the absolute maximum chance that it will lead a fabulous life with you, and we’ve built all kinds of air castles in our heads about how happy this puppy will be, and what it will do in its life with you, and so on. Finding out that you had your name on four lists shows that you don’t realize that puppies are not packages of lunch meat, where getting one from Shaws is basically the same as getting one from Stop and Shop.
Also, as soon as your name is on one of our lists, we’re turning away puppy buyers. If we’ve sent ten people elsewhere because our list is full, and then suddenly you say “Oh, yeah, I got a puppy from someone else,” it really toasts our bread. So just BE HONEST. If someone came to me and said “I’m on a list with So and So, but she’s pretty sure she won’t have a puppy for me, and I’d love to be considered for one of your dogs and I’ll let you know just as soon as I know,” I’m FINE with that. I understand how this goes. It’s not a disaster for me to have a puppy “left over” at eight weeks because you ended up getting that So and So puppy; it’s just frustrating to have the rug yanked out from under me.
5. PLEASE DO NOT EXPECT TO CHOOSE YOUR PUPPY. This one drives puppy buyers CRAZY. I know this, trust me. I have a lot of sympathy because I’ve been there. But the fact is that when you come into my house and look at the eight-week-old puppies and one comes up and tugs on your pant leg and you look at me, enraptured, and say “THIS IS IT! He chose ME,” I’ve been looking at people coming into the house all week, and every single time this same puppy has come up and tugged at them and every single one of them have said to me “THIS IS IT!”
What you are seeing is not reality. You are seeing the most outgoing puppy, or you’ve fallen in love with the one that has the most white, or the one that has a different look from the rest of the litter (when I had one blue girl puppy in a litter of black boys, every human that came in the house wanted her; when I had one black girl puppy in a litter of blue boys everyone kept talking about how much they loved HER), or the one that’s been (accidentally) featured the most in the pictures I’ve posted. Or, sometimes, you have a very good instinctive eye and you’re picking the puppy that’s the best put together of the litter. And that puppy, of course, is mine, and you’re going to have to pry him out of my cold dead hands.
My responsibility is not to make you happy. And that, dear friends, is why I am posting this now, and not when I have a bunch of actual puppy buyers around :D. But it’s the truth. My responsibility is to the BREED first. That’s why my first priority in placing puppies is the show owners, because they are the ones that will (if all goes well) use this dog to keep the breed going. It’s not that I like them better than I like you; it’s that I have to be extremely careful who I place with them so that they can make breeding decisions with the very best genetic material I can hand them. My second responsibility is to the PUPPY. I will place each puppy where I feel that it has the best chance of success and the optimal environment to thrive.
So while I do care, and I will try to take your preferences into account, do not expect to walk into my living room and put your hand in the box and pick whatever puppy you want. And do not expect to be given priority pick because you contacted me first; conversely, do not expect that because you came along late you somehow won’t get a good puppy. Sometimes the person who calls me when the puppies are seven and a half weeks old ends up with what I’d consider the “pick” for various reasons (sometimes because somebody called me up and said they’d gotten a puppy from someone else; see rule 4 above). I am going to try to do my absolute best to match puppies to owners as objectively as I can, not according to who called first.
When I was waiting for Clue, I think I initially called Betty Ann six months before she was born. I waited through two other litters, where Betty Ann thought she might have something for me but then in the end told me no. Then I waited until 8 weeks when she thought this one might really be the one, and then another two weeks until she made her final picks and sent me a puppy. I was about ready to vomit with the tension. I UNDERSTAND. But the rewards of waiting and being matched with the right puppy are greater than any frustration with having to sit with an empty couch for a few more months.
6) ONCE YOU GET YOUR PUPPY, THERE WILL ONLY BE THAT PUPPY IN THE WHOLE WORLD. If you’ve been sitting around with your fingers crossed saying “Please, Molly, please, Molly, I only love Molly,” and I say “I really think Moe is the one for you,” you’re probably going to feel disappointed. But take Moe and go sit on the couch, and put your finger in her mouth, and realize that she has a really cool white toe on one foot but none of the other feet have white toes, and let her try to find a treat in your pocket, and I guarantee you by the time you’re five minutes out of my driveway Moe will be YOUR puppy. And a year later you may remember that you thought Molly was so pretty, but Moe… well, Moe could practically run the Pentagon she’s so smart, and her face turned out MUCH more beautiful than Molly’s did. And so on.
7) PLEASE FINISH THE ENCOUNTER WITH ONE BREEDER BEFORE BEGINNING ONE WITH ANOTHER. If you end a conversation with me saying “Well, this just all sounds wonderful, and I’m going to talk it over with my wife and we’ll call you about getting on your waiting list,” and then you hang up and call the next person on your list, that’s not OK. If you don’t feel like you click with me, or you want to keep your options open, a very easy way to say it is to ask for the names and numbers of other breeders I recommend. That way I know we’re not “going steady,” and I won’t pencil you in on my list. If you are on my waiting list, and you decide that you don’t want to be anymore, call me AS SOON AS YOU KNOW and say “Joanna, I’m so sorry, but our life has gotten a little crazy and I need to be taken off the puppy list.” And I make sympathetic noises and take you off. If, then, you decide you want to get a different puppy, be my guest. Just keep me apprised and let me close off my commitment to you before you open it with another breeder.
…Which brings us to something that is super important and most puppy people don’t realize:
8 ) EVERY BREEDER KNOWS EVERY OTHER BREEDER. Now of course I don’t mean the bad breeders, but the show breeding community is VERY small and VERY close-knit. If you’ve been on my list for three months, I’ve kept in contact with you, I think you’re getting a puppy from me, I’m carefully considering which one to sell you, and finally I match you with a puppy when they’re eight weeks old, and THEN you e-mail me and say “Sorry, I got a puppy from Arizona, bye,” my instant reaction isn’t going to be “Oh noes!” My instant reaction is going to be “From Jill?” I probably e-mail Jill several times a year, if not several times a month, and I’m probably going to pick up the phone in the next sixty seconds and say, “Did you just sell a puppy to Horace Green from Topeka? Did you know that he put himself on my waiting list three months ago and has been saying all along how excited he is?” And two minutes after that she’ll get a call from Anne in Oregon and Anne will say “Did you just sell a puppy to Horace Green from Topeka? He’s been feeding me lines for eight weeks! I had a puppy ready to go to him next week!”
And we will take your name in vain, Horace Green from Topeka, and Jill will feel bad that she sold you a puppy, and oh the bad words we will say. And Horace Green from Topeka will be a topic of conversation at the next Nationals, and t-shirts will be made that say “DON’T BE A HORACE,” and someone will name their puppy Horrible Horace and everyone will get the joke and laugh.
In the end, “Be excellent to each other,” as Bill and Ted so correctly ordered us, is pretty much the paradigm to follow. If you err, err on the side of this being a relationship, not a transaction. Try to act the way you would with a good friend, not with an appliance salesman. And the ending will  be as happy for you as it is happy for us.
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Tomorrow is Clue’s CERF exam. I’ve got the conditioners and silicones post half-written. I’ve got some rough sketches for structure illustrations. Kate and I have been talking about some very cool ideas. And, obviously, the above post isn’t the whole story; puppy SELLER ettiquette is next. So expect a lot of blogging from me over the next few days, hopefully useful stuff. See you soon!
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Edited – good Lord, almost three years later: Thank you for the interest in this blog post. I am approving comments as fast as I can, but I have a new litter on the ground and barely have time to brush my teeth right now! The answer to the most common question is YES, you may absolutely cross-post and reprint.

Sunday, September 6, 2015

Des Moines Kennel Club, Sunday September 6, 2015

DES MOINES RESULTS:
Sunday, September 6, 2015

HAVANESE
HAMMER -  1st, WINNERS DOG
Congratulations to Owner-Handler Jeanne Woods!!!

TAYLOR - 1st, WINNERS BITCH, BEST OF WINNERS MAJOR

BUGS - BEST OF OPPOSITE
TAFFY - Select 
Judge Mirtha Mortera
Group Judge Denise Cornelssen

BLACK RUSSIAN TERRIER
VARIAS - BEST OF BREED & made the cut in group  
Thank You Breed Judge Denise Cornelssen
Thank You Group Judge Cecilia Martinez

Saturday, September 5, 2015

Des Moines Kennel Club, Saturday September 5, 2015

DES MOINES RESULTS:
Saturday, September 5, 2015

BLACK RUSSIAN TERRIER
VARIAS - BEST OF BREED & made the cut in group
Thank You Breed Judge Cecilia Martinez
Thank You Group Judge Mirtha Mortera


HAVANESE
HAMMER -  1st, WINNERS DOG, BEST OF WINNERS - MAJOR!!! 
OWNER HANDLER BEST OF BREED & OH GROUP 3
Congratulations to Owner-Handler Jeanne Woods!!!
Jeanne & Hammer picked up 3 more points last weekend at the Toy Specialties and All Breed show at Purina Farms!  PLUS 4 more BOBOH and an OH Group 3!!!


TAYLOR - 1st, RESERVE WINNERS BITCH (not bad for a bitch entry of 12)

BUGS - Select
TAFFY - BEST OF BREED & GROUP 2 !!!
Thank You Judge Denise Cornelssen
Thank You Group Judge Cecilia Martinez
Taffy
AM GCH CAN CH That's Pullin' At Your Heartstrings
Breeder-Owner-Handled by David Scheiris
Thank You Judge Denise Cornelsson for this big breed win
and
Thank You Judge Cecilia Martinez for this Group Placement