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Spring-2019-FCRSA-Newsletter.Pdf DEADLINES: Spring 2019 Specialty 2019 Issue: .................................................... Wednesday, July 10, 2019* Summer 2019 Issue: ...................................................... Wednesday, July 10, 2019* Fall 2019 Issue: ........................................................... Thursday, October 10, 2019* Winter 2020 Issue: ............................................................Friday, January 10, 2020* 3rd of month to qualify for ad discount ADVERTISING RATES: Full page Camera Ready/PDF* $40.00 (early discounted price - $34.00) Half page Camera Ready/PDF* $20.00 (early discounted price - $17.00) Full page, non Camera Ready* no photo $40.00 (no discount) Full page non Camera Ready* with photo $60.00 (no discount) Half page, non Camera Ready* no photo $20.00 (no discount) Half page non Camera Ready* with photo $30.00 (no discount) Additional photos (each) $10.00 (no discount) Litter listing, no ad $15.00 (early discounted price - $12.75) Litter listing with ad Included in ad price Commercial advertising -- members and non-members 3 times basic rates Flat-Coated Retriever Society of America *Please refer to Flat-Coated Retriever Society — “Camera Ready” Ad Requirements inside All photos returned promptly (please put address label on back of photos). The FCRSA requires that litter listings or advertisements for a single or multiple-sired breeding must include copies of OFA or equivalent hip and patella ratings and OFA, CERF, or ACVO eye certifications for the dam and sire or all sires. Eye exams must be within 12 months of breeding to be valid, as per FCRSA Board decision. Litter listings without determined (named) sire(s) will not be accepted. Include payment with ads. Checks payable to FCRSA, Inc. and send to Christine Teneralli, address inside front cover. Litter advertising, dogs for sale and stud dog ads accepted ONLY from FCRSA Members in good standing at the time of publication. Names of non-members may NOT be included in litter advertisements and litter listings -- this policy includes spouses, family members, and co-owners. THE FLAT-COATED RETRIEVER SOCIETY OF AMERICA, INC. Spring 2019 Officers of the Club President: Kerry Forni (2020) 2495 Olympic Dr. South San Francisco, CA 94080 Spring 2019 - Society Business 650.589.2916 ([email protected]) New and Anticipated Litters Vice President: Dawn Buttion (2020) 17301 White Plains Ct, Mount Airy, MD 21771-3233 410.371.7624 ([email protected]) President’s Message ............................................................................. 1 Spring 2019 Recording Secretary: Jeff Speicher (2019) 1326 Ceylon Dr, Orlando, FL 32806-1757 Recording Secretary’s Report .............................................................. 2 407.538.7461 ([email protected]) Special Veterans / Obituaries ..... ........................................................ 4 Membership Secretary: Mary Ann Abbott (2020) 19275 Whispering Trail, Traverse City, MI 49686 AKC Delegate Report.............................. ........................................... 3 KINGSBRIDGE: SANDERLING: 231.223.4473 ([email protected]) Membership Report ........................................................................6-7 Treasurer: Monica Stephens (2019) Sire: GCH Athercroft Inquesoemergency 1001 Saddleback Way, Bel Air, MD 21014-1835 Treasurer’s Report ...........................................................................8-9 Sire: CH Wingmaster Mountain Man JH MX MXJ (Hips: FR-5524E27M-VPI; Patellas: FR- 443.567.5095 ([email protected]) Rescue Report .................................................................................... 5 WCX PA2457/27M/P-VPI; Elbows: FR-EL2482M27-VPI; (Hips: FR-5397G28M-VPI; Patellas: FR-PA2301/44M/ Board of Directors FCR Foundation Report .............................................................20-23 Eyes: FR-EYE680/79M-VPI) P-VPI; Elbows: FR-EL2365M28-VPI; eyes: ACVO Nikki Runyan (2019) Events and Breeders Resource ......................................................53-54 Dam: CH CT Kingsbridge Handfull Of Treats P.O. Box 235, Hopkins, SC 29061 Normal) 803.783.7895 ([email protected]) Field Committee Report..............................................................46-47 VCD1 BN RE NAP NJP NFP CGC TKI Dam: CH Moonstone Eve At Sanderling SH WCX Heather Dawson (2019) (Hips: FR-6073G25F-VPI; Patellas: FR- (Hips: FR6122E25F-VPI; Patellas: FR-PA2717/25F/ 2127 N. Maroon Ave, Kuna, ID 83634-5081 PA2683/25F/P-VPI; Elbows: FR-EL2987F25-VPI; 360.904.7299 ([email protected]) P-VPI; Elbows: FR-EL3030F25-VPI; eyes: FR- Sheila Nelson (2019) Eyes: FR-EYE845/37F-VPI) EYE959/33F-VPI) 3161 Hanging Limb Highway, Monterey, TN 38574 Kathleen Stevens, 9212 Gilreath Road, Candy Ferner, 1712 Via Alegre, Escondido, CA 931.445.3253, 931.239.5967 ([email protected]) Tina Mohr (2020) Chatham, IL 62629, 217-971-9277, stevens. 92027, 760-445-0331, Sanderlingfcr@sbcglobal. 566 Nygrens Road, Sutton, VT 05867-9600 [email protected], www.KingsbridgeFCR. net, www.sanderlingretrievers.com 802.467.8548 ([email protected]) Articles and Statistics com Breeding: Spring 2019 Breeding Planned AKC Delegate: Neal Goodwin Breeding: Spring 2019 Breeding Planned 30 Schoolhouse Drive, Danbury, CT 06811-3418 626.327.2311 ([email protected]) Listing of Upcoming Events .......................................................10-11 Flat-Coat Rescue Chairs: Regional Club Reports ...............................................................12-19 Linda Conrad (Intake/Evaluation Co-Chair) 2301 Echo Trail, Ey, MN 55731 Can Senior Dogs Get Alzheimer’s ...............................................24-26 612.385.5334 ([email protected]) What Every Pet Owner Should Know About Food Allergies .......27-28 Janet Boss (Adoption/Placement Co-Chair) 31319 Hull St, Baltimore, MD 21230 Breeder’s Corner .........................................................................29-30 410-750-7723 ([email protected]) Dual-Sired Litters .......................................................................31-32 Events and Breeders Resource Committee Are You In-Breeding, Line-Breeding, or Out-Crossing ................33-37 Judy Gladson, Co-Chair 1200 Apple Valley Rd, Accokeek, MD 20607-9606 Crucial Foundation Exercises .....................................................38-39 301-203-1764 ([email protected]) Flat-Coated Retriever: A Phrase that Works ..................................... 40 Dawn Buttion, Co-Chair 17301 White Plains Ct, Mount Airy, MD 21771-3233 Junior Handler Congratulations ...................................................... 41 410.371.7624 ([email protected]) In Celebration of Becky Whitmeyer ................................................ 42 Field Committee Chairs: Dave Bunde The Big Table .............................................................................43-45 22695 Dark Horse Lane, Hampton, MN 55031 WC/WCX Report ......................................................................48-49 651-463-2924 ([email protected]) Tim Bauknecht Field Spring Round-Up ..............................................................50-52 2145 S. Michiels Rd, Green Bay, WI 54311 Agility Statistics ..........................................................................55-56 920.246.0134 ([email protected]) WC/WCX Chairs: Leslie Phillips Obedience Statistics ...................................................................57-61 2800 Wynnetree Ct, Hilliard, OH 43026 New AKC Titles .........................................................................62-75 614.777.4392 ([email protected]) Tim Bauknecht Ad Checklist .................................................................................... 80 2145 S. Michiels Rd, Green Bay, WI 54311 920.246.0134 ([email protected]) Newsletter Editor and Advertising Editor: Christine Teneralli 267 Woodwinds Drive, Columbia, SC 29212 803.261.3158 ([email protected]) FCRSA Web Site: http://www.FCRSA.org Webmaster: Janice Anthes Advertisers Index FOR BACK or MISSING ISSUES: Contact Christine Teneralli 803-261- 3158 or [email protected]. Back issues: $5.00 (checks payable to FCRSA). All CHANGES OF ADDRESS (include new phone numbers) must go to the Membership Secretary, Mary Ann Abbott, [email protected]. Please Wingmaster ..................................................................................... 79 send all news to the Editor. The Society assumes no responsibility for the validity of any advertising; Sanderling ....................................................................................... 78 however, the Society expects that the advertisers will represent their stock honestly. The views and articles appearing in this Newsletter, with the pos- Athercroft ...................................................................................76-77 sible exception of “Society Business,” do not necessarily represent the attitude or policy of the FCRSA, Inc., the Board of Directors, or the Editor. FromSection the President — Title Hello FCRSA members, Spring is here! And in California the wild flowers are amazing after the wet winter we had. I hope wherever you live you take the opportunity to get out with your dogs and see what is blooming in your area. First, a big shout out to team “Bosch” GChG Artic Sun’s Hot Pursuit on his Best of Breed win at Westminster Kennel Club. Well done Team Bosch! Second, I’d like to encourage everyone, especially breeders, to attend the upcoming FCRSA National Specialty in Albany, Oregon, June
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