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DAWG July 2012 Elementary A Judge: Rosemary Paddison Course Length 94 SCT 48 1 Robyn Annand, CH Ebony Rose Of Annaglyn, Flat-Coated Retriever 0 / 21.409 2 Jo Searle, CH Rossdhu Who Dunit N Why With Devine, Boston Terrier 0 / 32.574 3 Fiona Turner, Stacey, Border Collie 0 / 40.139 4 Nicola Bell, Mate, Beardie Huntaway Cross 0 / 41.211 5 Sheree de Malmanche, Quick Paws Blaze Of Glory, Border Collie/Heading Dog 5 / 22.547 6 Camille Hearfield/Graeme Hearfield, Temair Spinning The Torque, Border Collie 10 / 43.130 7 Beverly Thomson, Khon Thong Sautuer, Heading Dog 10 / 44.555 Intermediate 1 Maxi Judge: Fiona Ferrar Course Length 156 SCT 54 1 Peter de Wit, Quick Paws Ali C's The Day JDX, Heading Dog/Border Collie 0 / 33.205 2 Nicola Bell, Jen JD, Heading Huntaway Beardie 0 / 38.795 3 Elaine Hervé, Eddie ADXG JDX CDX, Flat Coat/Springer Span 0 / 41.253 4 Kim Paice, Beau, Huntaway/Blue Healer 0 / 43.723 5 Jo Searle, Nayagunyay Onyx-Pearl de Kinbra AD JD, Boxer 0 / 49.436 6 Sandra Mohekey, Sir Niko Queen's Champion ADX JDX, Heading Dog Border Collie 5 / 33.854 7 Darryl Jewiss, Kiltie, Beardie/Border Collie 5 / 36.749 8 Jane Aukett, Korrandulla Paree That's Me ADXG JDX, Boxer 5 / 38.402 9 Kathryn Bayne, D'Cyfa the Quiz JD, Labrador/Greyhound 5 / 44.669 10 Anne Packer, Jed, Heading Dog/Border Collie 10 / 33.485 11 Lloyd Pallesen, Lili Marlene ADXG JD, Heading Dog 10 / 37.369 12 Marian Holman, Rafoej Fire Cracker JD AD, Hungarian Vizsla 15 / 42.259 Intermediate 1 Midi Judge: Fiona Ferrar Course Length 156 SCT 54 1 Clare Wellington, Coalcreek Seismic Activity, Border Collie 0 / 32.320 2 Kim Loye, Sheza Loose Unit, Australian Kelpie 0 / 33.915 3 Penny Nalder, Tjukurpa Kool Dice JDX ADX CGC, Koolie 0 / 34.024 4 Nevenka Paterson, AG CH Cassie ADXG, Border Collie 0 / 34.723 5 Bill Stewart, Sika, Crossbreed 0 / 42.683 6 Rebecca Sidwell, AgCH JCH Carlanrig Red Seeka O Jazz ADXG, Border Collie 5 / 33.064 7 Polly Catlin-Maybury, Zip A Dee Doo Dah of Mordor ADX JDX, Border Collie 5 / 33.371 8 Kim Loye, AgCh Taz Manic ADXG, Heading Dog/Kelpie 5 / 33.436 9 Sharleen Drummond Handled by George Workman, Miss Tassie From Drumm Inn ADX JDX, 5 / 40.306 10 Clare Wellington, AGCH Coal Creek Razzmatazz ADX, Border Collie 5 / 40.796 11 Penny Nalder, Tjukurpa Coffee N Cream, Koolie 5 / 42.282 12 Murray Cain, Miyana Fleet of Foot, Australian Kelpie 10 / 42.650 13 Sandra Athea, Monte, Staffy X 10 / 43.539 14 Anastasia Workman, Blast Past Me JDX, Heading Dog 15 / 36.811 15 Lesley Lygo, Floozie Of The Red Light ADX JD, Polish Lowland Sheepdog 20 / 42.323 DAWG July 2012 Intermediate 1 Small Judge: Fiona Ferrar Course Length 156 SCT 54 1 Wendy Osmond, Lady ADXG JDX, Foxy X 0 / 39.445 2 Wendy Osmond, Bosun AD JD, Jack Russell Staffy Cross 0 / 39.546 3 Kim Nicol, Xzeta Whoo Hoo Lulu, Poodle (Miniature) 0 / 41.897 4 Chris Ross, Black Jack of Scattald ADXG JDX, Shetland Sheepdog 0 / 44.032 5 John Fraser, Tonada Glow of Light at Jhanzi ADXS JD, American Cocker Spaniel 0 / 44.243 6 Noeline Wagener, CH Xzeta Vivaladiva JDX, Poodle (Miniature) 0 / 48.649 7 Daniel Pallesen Handled by Cath Dillon, Zing A Ling, Fox Terrier X 5 / 40.690 8 Stacie Clark, Roxy ADX JD, Jack Russell X 5 / 43.793 9 Robyn Fargher, Hairy MacLary's Leo ADX JDX, Lhasa/Tib Terr/Cavalier 5 / 43.842 10 Kevin Sheppard, Caerlaverock Xquisite, Tibetan Terrier 5 / 44.308 11 Chris Ross, Toonie Lad of Cobberland ADXG JDX, Shetland Sheepdog 10 / 40.612 12 Shanice Clements, Trudy JDX, Jack Russell Terrier 15 / 48.435 Intermediate 2 Maxi Judge: Fiona Ferrar Course Length 140 SCT 54 1 Lloyd Pallesen, Lili Marlene ADXG JD, Heading Dog 0 / 30.857 2 Karen de Wit, AG GR CH Trigadell Red About Tana ADXG, Border Collie 0 / 32.775 3 Elaine Hervé, Eddie ADXG JDX CDX, Flat Coat/Springer Span 0 / 41.184 4 Jane Aukett, Korrandulla Paree That's Me ADXG JDX, Boxer 0 / 41.623 5 Shona Butler, Tesstarosa Ferrari, NZ Heading Dog 5 / 32.891 6 Jenny Laird, Super Sonic ADX, Border Collie/Heading Dog 5 / 34.858 7 Anastasia Workman, Ink Smudge ADX JD, Border Collie Huntaway 5 / 50.550 8 Jo Searle, Nayagunyay Onyx-Pearl de Kinbra AD JD, Boxer 5 / 53.121 9 Rebecca Sidwell, AgCH Mya My Friesian ADXG JDX, Border Collie/Huntaway 10 / 30.352 10 Anne Packer, Jed, Heading Dog/Border Collie 10 / 35.877 11 Kathryn Bayne, D'Cyfa the Quiz JD, Labrador/Greyhound 15 / 42.470 Intermediate 2 Midi Judge: Fiona Ferrar Course Length 140 SCT 54 1 Shanice Clements, A B Zee JDX AD, Border Collie 0 / 31.761 2 Clare Wellington, Coalcreek Seismic Activity, Border Collie 0 / 32.259 3 Penny Nalder, Tjukurpa Coffee N Cream, Koolie 0 / 33.348 4 Alannah Knapp, Moncrieff Kepa's Solopowered ADXG JDX, Border Collie 0 / 34.244 5 Kim Loye, Sheza Loose Unit, Australian Kelpie 0 / 34.434 6 Sharleen Drummond Handled by George Workman, Miss Tassie From Drumm Inn ADX JDX, 0 / 37.808 7 Bill Stewart, Sika, Crossbreed 0 / 43.874 8 Rebecca Sidwell, AgCH JCH Carlanrig Red Seeka O Jazz ADXG, Border Collie 5 / 30.290 9 Penny Nalder, Tjukurpa Kool Dice JDX ADX CGC, Koolie 5 / 36.800 10 Lesley Lygo, Floozie Of The Red Light ADX JD, Polish Lowland Sheepdog 5 / 37.031 11 Anastasia Workman, Blast Past Me JDX, Heading Dog 5 / 37.141 12 Murray Cain, Miyana Fleet of Foot, Australian Kelpie 5 / 41.757 13 Clare Wellington, AGCH Coal Creek Razzmatazz ADX, Border Collie 5 / 45.029 14 Sandra Athea, Monte, Staffy X 10 / 45.795 DAWG July 2012 Intermediate 2 Small Judge: Fiona Ferrar Course Length 140 SCT 54 1 Aprille McGee, Tizza Mr Smarty Pants McGee JDX, Miniature Poodle 0 / 35.316 2 Aprille McGee, Tizza Mizz Fancy Pants McGee JDX, Miniature Poodle 0 / 35.598 3 Wendy Osmond, Bosun AD JD, Jack Russell Staffy Cross 0 / 41.187 4 Jo Kilmister, Sage, Cocker Spaniel 0 / 42.203 5 Jan Check, Milkwood Win A Wish, Cocker Spaniel 0 / 45.110 6 Chris Ross, Toonie Lad of Cobberland ADXG JDX, Shetland Sheepdog 10 / 38.613 7 Stacie Clark, Roxy ADX JD, Jack Russell X 10 / 50.470 8 Robyn Fargher, Hairy MacLary's Leo ADX JDX, Lhasa/Tib Terr/Cavalier 10 / 53.507 Intermediate 3 Maxi Judge: Paul Taylor Course Length 160 SCT 52 1 Jane Aukett, Korrandulla Paree That's Me ADXG JDX, Boxer 0 / 42.038 2 Elaine Hervé, Eddie ADXG JDX CDX, Flat Coat/Springer Span 0 / 42.581 3 Lloyd Pallesen, Lili Marlene ADXG JD, Heading Dog 5 / 35.341 4 Nicola Bell, Jen JD, Heading Huntaway Beardie 5 / 38.425 5 Karen de Wit, AG GR CH Trigadell Red About Tana ADXG, Border Collie 5 / 41.179 6 Shona Butler, Tesstarosa Ferrari, NZ Heading Dog 5 / 44.582 7 Kim Paice, Beau, Huntaway/Blue Healer 5 / 47.642 8 Sandra Mohekey, Sir Niko Queen's Champion ADX JDX, Heading Dog Border Collie 10 / 32.721 9 Jenny Laird, Super Sonic ADX, Border Collie/Heading Dog 10 / 34.543 10 Marian Holman, Rafoej Fire Cracker JD AD, Hungarian Vizsla 10 / 42.171 11 Rebecca Sidwell, AgCH Mya My Friesian ADXG JDX, Border Collie/Huntaway 15 / 33.292 12 Lorraine Hazlewood, Lady Bella Boo, Huntaway Cross 15 / 42.314 13 Kathryn Bayne, D'Cyfa the Quiz JD, Labrador/Greyhound 33 / 60.709 Intermediate 3 Midi Judge: Paul Taylor Course Length 160 SCT 52 1 Rebecca Sidwell, AgCH JCH Carlanrig Red Seeka O Jazz ADXG, Border Collie 0 / 33.398 2 Kim Loye, Sheza Loose Unit, Australian Kelpie 0 / 33.632 3 Penny Nalder, Tjukurpa Kool Dice JDX ADX CGC, Koolie 0 / 34.590 4 Alannah Knapp, Moncrieff Kepa's Solopowered ADXG JDX, Border Collie 0 / 34.836 5 Nevenka Paterson, AG CH Cassie ADXG, Border Collie 0 / 35.964 6 Sue Tyson, Weyahead Magic Bessie, Border Collie 0 / 42.107 7 Bill Stewart, Sika, Crossbreed 0 / 45.221 8 Dianne Reid, AG GR CH Taste of India JDX, Border Collie 5 / 33.873 9 Penny Nalder, Tjukurpa Coffee N Cream, Koolie 5 / 35.699 10 Polly Catlin-Maybury, Zip A Dee Doo Dah of Mordor ADX JDX, Border Collie 5 / 37.107 11 Kim Loye, AgCh Taz Manic ADXG, Heading Dog/Kelpie 10 / 35.568 12 Sandra Athea, Monte, Staffy X 10 / 49.242 13 Shanice Clements, A B Zee JDX AD, Border Collie 15 / 32.764 DAWG July 2012 Intermediate 3 Small Judge: Paul Taylor Course Length 160 SCT 52 1 Aprille McGee, Tizza Mr Smarty Pants McGee JDX, Miniature Poodle 0 / 36.764 2 Daniel Pallesen Handled by Cath Dillon, Zing A Ling, Fox Terrier X 0 / 38.022 3 Aprille McGee, Tizza Mizz Fancy Pants McGee JDX, Miniature Poodle 0 / 38.117 4 Kevin Sheppard, Caerlaverock Xquisite, Tibetan Terrier 0 / 40.134 5 Shanice Clements, Trudy JDX, Jack Russell Terrier 0 / 43.952 6 John Fraser, Tonada Glow of Light at Jhanzi ADXS JD, American Cocker Spaniel 0 / 46.401 7 Robyn Fargher, Hairy MacLary's Leo ADX JDX, Lhasa/Tib Terr/Cavalier 0 / 46.469 8 Noeline Wagener, CH Xzeta Vivaladiva JDX, Poodle (Miniature) 0 / 49.730 9 Chris Ross, Black Jack of Scattald ADXG JDX, Shetland Sheepdog 1 / 53.830 10 Jo Kilmister, Sage, Cocker Spaniel 10 / 50.614 Novice 1 Judge: Paul Taylor Course Length 152 SCT 50 1 Penny Nalder, Tjukurpa Coffee N Cream, Koolie 0 / 31.912 2 Lorraine Hazlewood, Lady Bella Boo, Huntaway Cross 0 / 34.075 3 Murray Cain, Miyana Fleet of Foot, Australian Kelpie 0 / 34.602 4 Jo Kilmister, Sage, Cocker Spaniel 0 / 35.922 5 Susan Alexander, Tamaleigh Trix-E-Bear, Border Terrier 0 / 36.182 6 Jan Check, Milkwood Win A Wish, Cocker Spaniel 0 / 37.680 7 Anastasia Workman, Ink Smudge ADX JD, Border Collie Huntaway 0 / 39.410 8 Kim Paice, Beau, Huntaway/Blue Healer 0 / 40.112 9 Robyn Fargher, Hairy Maclary's Happy Feet JD, Pomeranian Tibetan SpitzX 0 / 40.449 10 Jo Searle, Nayagunyay Onyx-Pearl de Kinbra AD JD, Boxer 0 / 42.212 11 Noeline Wagener, CH Xzeta Vivaladiva JDX, Poodle (Miniature) 0 / 45.545 12 Lynda Cummins, Pippi FD CGC Gold, Heading Dog 0 / 47.826 13 Kevin Symons, Dodge Viper, Fox Terrier 5 / 33.234 14 Jo Kilmister, Zoe,
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    Valuable behavioural phenotypes in Australian farm dogs PD McGreevy, CM Wade, ER Arnott and JB Early Front cover photo credit: Lorraine Williams October 2015 RIRDC Publication No 15/081 RIRDC Project No: PRJ-007806 © 2015 Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation. All rights reserved. ISBN 978-1-74254-827-2 ISSN 1440-6845 Valuable behavioural phenotypes in Australian farm dogs Publication No. 15/081 Project No. PRJ-007806 The information contained in this publication is intended for general use to assist public knowledge and discussion and to help improve the development of sustainable regions. You must not rely on any information contained in this publication without taking specialist advice relevant to your particular circumstances. While reasonable care has been taken in preparing this publication to ensure that information is true and correct, the Commonwealth of Australia gives no assurance as to the accuracy of any information in this publication. The Commonwealth of Australia, the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC), the authors or contributors expressly disclaim, to the maximum extent permitted by law, all responsibility and liability to any person, arising directly or indirectly from any act or omission, or for any consequences of any such act or omission, made in reliance on the contents of this publication, whether or not caused by any negligence on the part of the Commonwealth of Australia, RIRDC, the authors or contributors. The Commonwealth of Australia does not necessarily endorse the views in this publication. This publication is copyright. Apart from any use as permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, all other rights are reserved.
  • Merle Phenotypes in Dogs – SILV SINE Insertions from Mc to Mh

    Merle Phenotypes in Dogs – SILV SINE Insertions from Mc to Mh

    bioRxiv preprint doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/328690; this version posted May 22, 2018. The copyright holder for this preprint (which was not certified by peer review) is the author/funder, who has granted bioRxiv a license to display the preprint in perpetuity. It is made available under aCC-BY 4.0 International license. Merle phenotypes in dogs – SILV SINE insertions from Mc to Mh Mary Langevin*, Helena Synkova**, Tereza Jancuskova***, Sona Pekova+*** *Cat´s Cradle Catahoulas, Oro Medonte, Ontario, Canada **European Association of Louisiana Catahoulas, K. Chocholy 16, 370 05 Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic ***Vemodia a.s., Laboratory for veterinary molecular diagnostics, V Hurkach 3, Prague, Czech Republic +Corresponding author: [email protected] 1 bioRxiv preprint doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/328690; this version posted May 22, 2018. The copyright holder for this preprint (which was not certified by peer review) is the author/funder, who has granted bioRxiv a license to display the preprint in perpetuity. It is made available under aCC-BY 4.0 International license. ABSTRACT It has been recognized that the Merle coat pattern is not only a visually interesting feature, but it also exerts an important biological role, in terms of hearing and vision impairments. In 2006, the Merle (M) locus was mapped to the SILV gene with a SINE element in it, and the inserted retroelement was proven causative to the Merle phenotype. Mapping of the M locus was a genetic breakthrough and many breeders started implementing SILV SINE testing in their breeding programs. Unfortunately, the situation turned out complicated as genotypes of Merle tested individuals did not always correspond to expected phenotypes, sometimes with undesired health consequences in offspring.