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ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 2 APRIL FEATURES The President’s Report PAGE 4 The 2021 ALAC National Specialty PAGE 7 The Judges Seminar Registration Form PAGE 8 Missing from March Feature PAGE 9 Helping Dog Owners to Minimize Risk PAGE 10 The Other Pandemic PAGE 12 Lhasa ClipArt PAGE 14 What’s In A Name PAGE 15 Upcoming Events PAGE 16 Chronicle Stats PAGE 19 ALAC Member of the Year Award PAGE 22 Members Only PAGE 23
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ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 3 President’s Report
April 12, 2021
Dear ALAC Member,
Spring has sprung and we can, with cautious optimism, look forward to evolving into a new relatively normal existence with COVID fading as the year goes on. Get vaccinated, stay safe and we all can get together in October in beautiful Massachusetts.
It's not to early to start making your plans for the National. The festivities will take place Monday, October 18 through Friday, October 22 at the Boxboro Regency Hotel & Conference Center, 242 Adams Place, Boxborough, MA 01719; (978) 263-8701. The room rate is $129. Peak foliage in the area is scheduled to be the week of our National!!
The week's events will include, in addition to many educational and fun happenings, a Merrimack Lhasa Apso Club Sweepstakes and Specialty, an ALAC Eastern Regional Specialty, ALAC Obedience and Rally Trials, the ALAC Futurity/Maturity and Celebration of Veterans, a Sunshine State Lhasa Apso Club Fun Match and the ALAC National Specialty judged by our own Steve Campbell. And, don't forget the ALAC General Meeting to be followed by our Annual Awards Dinner and Auction.
This is the tentative schedule so far:
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2021 Merrimack LAC Sweepstakes Merrimack LAC Specialty – Judge: Mrs. Dana Read Evening Events Hosted By MLAC
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2021 ALAC Board Meeting Breed Standard Committee Meeting ALAC Eastern Regional Specialty, Judge: Mr. Michael Canalizo Cocktails and Appetizers
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2021 ALAC Obedience and Rally Trials ALAC Futurity/Maturity – Judge: Mr. Joep Reuvers Celebration of Veterans – Judge: Mr. Joep Reuvers Sunshine State Lhasa Apso Club Fun Match – Judge: Mr. Ed Moses Cocktails and Finger Foods
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 4 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2021 Judges Education Seminar and Workshop ALAC Breeder Education Seminar ALAC General Meeting ALAC Annual Awards Dinner and Auction
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2021 ALAC National Specialty – Judge: Mr. Stephen Campbell
I'm looking forward to seeing all of you there!! ******************** As many of you may know, an article was recently written expressing the view that the buzzword of the day seems to be preservation, and that the term preservation implies breeding every available female to one certain dog. This is indeed not the case. There should be no confusion as to what the term preservation means.
According to Merriam-Webster, preservation, or the transitive verb preserve, means to keep safe from injury, harm, or destruction; in other words to protect. This is what ALAC and its Breed Sustaining Committee is attempting to do for the Lhasa Apso breed. The Breed Sustaining Committee and ALAC Board are attempting to devise plans to help sustain the future of the breed. ALL OF US SHOULD EMBRACE THIS GOAL!! The following was prepared by the Breed Sustaining Committee.
Preservation Breeding 2021
In 2018 it was brought to our Club's attention that our breed had entered the low entry status with the American Kennel Club due to lower entries at the dog shows. With our aging membership litter registration dropped drastically among our breeders according to the American Kennel Club records.
The meaning of Preservation breeding is to save the past for the future before it is too late. As you know, ALAC established a Sustaining The Future group. The group enlisted experienced breeders from all backgrounds of expertise to formulate plans within the club to help sustain the future of the breed. They worked to come up with several plans to promote all the advantages of owning a Lhasa Apso today. Because they are a healthy and long lived breed they offer so much to families today.
Breeders with the official breed standard as their blueprint are using Social Media to highlight all the best aspects of our breed back to the public's attention. This is done through pictures, stories, videos and mentorship to new breeders. We wanted to encourage our breeders to again and asked them to join us on Breeder Web sites and several Facebook Lhasa Groups to help educate new Lhasa owners. The new ALAC Expert Breeders Group on Facebook answers questions from Lhasa pet owners on health, training and grooming. The group now has over 1500 new Lhasa followers. It features videos on picking a puppy, giving a bath to puppies to grooming and trimming show coats. All this was produced by breeders for free on YouTube. Some have been viewed and shared 1.4 million times to date. All great ways to draw more attention to owning a Lhasa Apso.
We are also steering puppy buyers to the ALAC website every day to our new updated Find a Breeder page to help them easily locate quality Lhasa puppies or adults from our member breeders by state. We are promoting the use of great customer service by our breeders. ALAC members are joining us every day determined to promote all the great aspects our Lhasas can offer as a great predictable family companion, service, emotional support dog as well as a performance and show dog.
Our knowledgeable Breeders are very dedicated to making health and temperaments a high priority today.
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 5 Using the AKC Breed Standard as their guide in breeding consistent predictable type with structure to the highest standards. Our Breeders are passionate lifetime students dedicated to preserving Lhasa Apsos for generations to come.
This breed was gifted to us to protect by our mentors before us. The Breeds future is up to us now. WHEN GOOD BREEDERS WORK TOGETHER, GREAT THINGS CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED.
Please join us!
Pat Keen Fernandes for the Breed Sustaining Committee
If you are interested in this subject of breed preservation, as we all should be, you should also check out another worthwhile source related to preservation breeding. It is one to which several ALAC members currently belong; a Facebook group entitled Preservationists of Purebred and Purposefully Bred Dogs. This particular Facebook page seeks to “facilitate good discussion on preserving purebred and/or purposefully bred dogs, with posts to educate, inform and help others, but moreover generate positive discussion (rather than negative and divisive topics).”
The goal of the group is:
1) To promote the breeding of purebred and/or purposefully bred dogs; 2) To bring together breeders and advocates to breeding purebred and/or purposefully bred dogs; 3) To communicate & educate, in and outside our fancy on purebred and/or purposefully bred dogs; 4) To build a community of respectful contributors and students on the subject of purebred and/or purposefully bred dogs; 5) To collaborate, not argue, bicker or point blame; and certainly not be rude and/or disrespectful to other group members; and 6) To assist with assembly and mobilization of members on action alerts and other important legislation matters.
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If you have any comments or questions, please do not hesitate to contact another Board member or me at any time either at [email protected] or (202) 441-0297.
Stay safe my friends!! Don
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 6 Flash! Room Rates Reduced to $109.00. Attention Judges! American Lhasa Apso Club (ALAC) Judges Education Seminar Registration
Date and Time of Event: Thursday, October 21, 2021 8:45 – coffee, soda / juice, snacks, and networking 9:00 to 10:45 -- Seminar Slide Show 11:00 to noon – Hands-on Workshop
Place: Boxboro Regency Hotel and Conference Center 242 Adams Place, Boxborough, MA 01719 Phone 978-263-8701 Registration Fee: $25 (Make checks payable to ALAC)
Please Print Name: Address: State: Zip Code: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Email:
Please send your registration with payment to Joyce Johanson, 126 W. Kurlene Dr., Macomb, IL 61455. Make checks payable to ALAC. If you have questions, call 309-837-1665 after 6 PM Central Time or email me at [email protected].
Ringside mentoring will be available on Friday, October 22nd, the day of ALAC's National Specialty. If you are able to come earlier in the week, please let me know. Mentors can also be available for any of the other specialties being held that week.
I will not know the name of the seminar room until I arrive at the hotel. Consult the hotel event board for seminar room information. Following the seminar, a hands-on workshop will take place in the ballroom in the show ring, with debriefing to follow.
Thank you for your interest in learning more about the Lhasa Apso. I look forward to meeting you and helping you understand more about this wonderful breed!
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 8 The Answers
From the March Issue Feature
APOLOGIES to Mr. Joe Walton!! His responses somehow ended up in cyberspace, so did not get included in last month's issue, and is now included here. JUDGES
JOE WALTON What do you consider the most and least important aspect of the Lhasa Apso standard? Most important aspects, head, coat and tail. Least important - All parts are important, but perhaps common faults with all breeds. Since there is no DQ in the mouth, dentition is not very important, as long as teeth are not showing, which isn't even listed as a fault.
What is the hardest part of the standard to judge? The Lhasa Apso standard is not hard to judge by, but maybe the tail carriage is a bit vague.
What do you see as trending in the breed today - good and bad? Good trends - Size is more uniform, Bad trends - Not many being shown, too much stop in many LA's, and often I find soft coats.
Have you judged Lhasas in other countries and how did you find that experience? . Yes, I have judge LA's in other countries, and they are perhaps a little more “old fashioned” with perhaps sharper temperaments.
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 9 Summarized by Through Advance Preparation Naomi Hanson
In September 2020 a Best Practice's document was provided to the AKC Delegates All Breeds/Parent Clubs Joint At-Risk Subcommittee. The document was prepared by Maggi Strouse. This article provides steps to be taken to make sure our dogs are cared for if we become unable to do so.
It is our responsibility as dog owners to make provision for our animals if something should happen to us. Asking for help from others is sometimes difficult. There are some steps that can be taken “in case” something happens.
The first is to put emergency contact information on the cell phone. For further information, check out the following website: h p://ktla.com/2017/03/10/how-to-put-emergency-contact-info-on-your-phones-lock-screen/
Carry a wallet card with the contact information for the dog(s) emergency custodian(s). Put a copy with the vehicle registration information. Family members and friends should also have copies. The card should say the following:
Pets At Home Need Attention
If I am ill or injured, please contact at least one of the following who are authorized to take custody and care for my Pet(s) as soon as possible. Provide the contacts with information about my whereabouts and condition.
Name______Phone______Name______Phone______Name______Phone______
So how do you choose who to select to be listed on the card? At least one should be in your local area who has agreed to serve as a temporary emergency custodian. It is also suggested that another be a member of a specialty or all-breed club who could coordinate care of the animals. The responsible individuals should have keys to the house and kennel and veterinarian information. Be sure you have posted information at home regarding the care and feeding of the dogs.
The Best Practices document suggests that a Durable Power of Attorney be created. This will give more specific directives regarding care for your dogs while you are unable to care for them. A sample packet of a Durable Power of Attorney and/or Pet Trust document can be found at: h p://www.2ndchance4pets.org/2nd%20Chance%204%20Pets%20Nov%202008%20Newsle er.pdf These documents do not authorize the custodian to sign AKC documents. See AKC Incapacitation Authorization Notice: h p://images.akc.org/pdf/ASCU02.pdf
The more formal way to be sure your dogs are cared for is by preparing a Pet Trust and a Will. These will necessitate an appointment with an attorney or professional. Information regarding dealing with AKC in the event of death can be found at the following sites: AKC Procedures for Registration Matters: h p://images.akc.org/pdf/rulebooks/RREGS2.pdf and AKC Statement of Legal Rights: h p://images.akc.org.pdf/ASCU03.pdf.
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 10 Helping Dog Owners to Minimize Risk
Ms. Strouse also presented the following references and websites for additional information:
Michigan State University, Animal Legal and Historical Center – Pet Trust Laws h ps://www.animallaw.info/ar cle/brief-overview-pet-trust-laws
Prepare a Care Plan for your Dogs in the COVID-19 Age h ps://akc.org/expert-advice/home-living/prepare-care-plan-dogs-covid-19-age/
AVMA Pet Trusts: Caring for a pet that outlives its owner h ps://www.avma.org/advocacy/state-local-issues/pet-trusts-caring-pet-outlives-its-owner
National Law Review – Securing Your Pet's Future with Estate Planning h ps://www.natlawreview.com/ar cle/securing-your-pet-s-future-estate-planning
Estate Planning for Breeders h p://images.akc.org/enewsle er/akc_breeder/2014/02_estate_planning.pdf
AKC Canine Health Foundation Pet Trusts h ps://www.akcchf.org/how-to-help/donate/planned-giving/pet-trusts.html* *Language provides for any residual funding to go to a non-profit and is offered only as example of proper language.
We care about our Lhasas and want to be sure they are safe if we are not available. Hope this summary will assist to prepare for the unexpected!
Don’t forget about me!!
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 11 by Cassandra de la Rosa, Suntory Lhasa Apsos
Lhasa Apso column AKC Gazette - March 2021
Travelling in tandem with the Covid-19 pandemic is another disease that is a proved contributing or aggravating factor in gastrointestinal, skin, respiratory and cardiac conditions, behavioral disorders, a weakened immune system and a shortened lifespan. We're talking about chronic stress.
Stress affects both humans and dogs. It's the body's reaction to a threat. It triggers hormones that contribute to survival, such as the fight or flight response. The main hormone released is cortisol, which increases heartrate, triggers blood flow to the muscles, reduces it to the stomach and intestines and puts the brain and body in survival mode. But high levels of these hormones are destructive when chronically present in the system.
While the reaction to stress differs among individuals, the triggers are usually the same. Change in schedule, environment, travel, confinement, emotional loss, lack of exercise, situations that cause anxiety, boredom, grooming, a trip to the vet or stress signals given off by those to whom we are emotionally attached. And isolation. Lack of interaction with others – think the pandemic. Cut off from social interaction, community, friends and family.
The old saying that nervousness travels down the lead is scientifically proven to be true. Stress in their human is replicated in the dog. Dogs have 10,000 years' experience observing and analyzing human behavior and their anxiety level is usually similar to that of their owner. Coritsol leaves a history of its presence in the body found in hair or fur. Analyses of dog and human hair for evidence of cortisol revealed similar levels in humans and their pets.
Signs of stress in your dog include, but are not limited to, nausea, diarrhea, panting, licking, lethargy, excessive barking, pacing, chewing, frequent yawning (a stress reliever), separation anxiety and more.
Stress can be managed. In the case of show dogs, efforts to relieve boredom might trump ideal coat conditioning on a drop-coated breed, but yield physical and mental health benefits for both owners and dogs that surpass some loss of conditioning. Coats can be protected using creative solutions, whereas mind and body cannot.
Some ways to reduce stress and improve mental health are:
· More house time for show dogs – Being kenneled 24/7 is stressful. Show dogs are accustomed to travelling, seeing new places, people and other dogs, plus the excitement of competing. Put a belly band or panties on naughty boys or girls and bring them into the house regularly to play, run around freely and do all the things companion animals do.
· Training sessions – Try Rally online or teach tricks. Learning is good mental exercise for the dog and the owner will benefit from knowing how best the dog learns.
· Structured walks – Band up side coat, put on your mask, and, weather permitting, go for regular brisk walks. It's great muscle and aerobic conditioning, kills boredom, and releases hormones that
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 12 combat depression. Some extra bathing might be needed, but the benefits outweigh the work.
· Change toys – A simple stimulation is to change toys frequently. New toys are always a diversion and puzzle toys are a bonus.
· Games – play fetch, hide the treat, or some other favorite game to exercise the mind. Practice free- stacking off lead in the kitchen or elsewhere.
· Beware of separation anxiety – There are reports of separation anxiety in dogs that never have exhibited it or in “Covid puppies”, both now used to seeing owners non-stop. Structured alone time for dogs may help avoid this issue.
These trying times demand flexibility, creativity and dedication to sustaining mental as well as physical health for us and our loved ones. The best stress relief of all? Play with puppies.
Cassandra de la Rosa, The American Lhasa Apso Club, E-mail: [email protected]
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 13
What’s in a Name?
This month we have two well-seasoned show folk - Arlene Miller and Eric King (who is fairly new to Lhasas but also shows Rhodesian Ridgebacks and Collies). Enjoy!
Desiderata, Arlene Miller, British Columbia Way back in 1971, I arranged to breed my new Champion Lhasa Apso to BIS Ch Sumchen of Abbotsford, and felt that I should have a CKC registered kennel name to mark the venture. Canada's then Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau, quoted that "no doubt the Universe is unfolding as it should" from the lovely poem "Desiderata," whose opening line began "Go placidly amid the noise and haste," which seemed to exemplify my Lhasa's approach to life with my four young children. While earlier name choices had been rejected as already registered to other breeders, the name was approved and has served me well over the years.
What is a Name – Koenigplatz Kennel, Eric and Ava King, North Carolina
The name of our kennel is Koenigplatz Kennel. So how did we come to this unusual name for our kennel? Once you hear the story, you will understand how Ava and I came to this name for the kennel. I lived in Munich Germany for five years in the early 1990s. Yes, I do speak German. I was working for an American high-tech company. Its European headquarters were located just outside Munich, Germany. I had an apartment in Munich. I loved Munich, and my time in Germany. Munich holds a special place in my heart. You walk around and see beautiful architecture all around you. One of the places close to my apartment was Königsplatz. . The word Koenigplatz is German in origin. Translated into English, Koenigplatz means “King’s Square” or “King’s Place”. So, it was only logical with my love for Munich and my last name King, that ‘Koenigplatz Kennel’ was the name selected for our kennel.
remember the name ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 15 S = Specialty DS = Designated Specialty SE = Supported Entry UPCOMING EVENTS
Burlington Kennel Club Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds; SE 2815 West Locust St May 13-14, 2021 Davenport IA Judge: May 13: John P Wade Superintendent: Judge: May 14: Mrs. Pamela Peat Onofrio Dog Shows, L.L.C. 405.427.8181 [email protected]
Merrimack Lhasa Apso Club Chair: Arna Margolies S, SWPC, JSHW 781.449.0612 June 4, 2021 [email protected] Judge: Mr. Johnny R Shoemaker, Specialty Crackerbarrel Fairgrounds; Linda Crabill Byrne, Sweepstakes 54 Emerald St. Merrimack Lhasa Apso Club Wrentham, , MA DS Superintendent: Alice Smith June 5, 2021 978.356.5693 Judge: Marcus Gisslen from Sweden [email protected] Merrimack Lhasa Apso Club SE June 6, 2021 Ladies Dog Club, Inc
Greater Milwaukee Lhasa Apso Club Washington County Fair WI DS 3000 Pleasant Valley Rd. July 3-4, 2021 West Bend WI Kettle Moraine Kennel Club Superintendent: Foy Trent Judges: July 3 Cindy Stansell 573.687.2101 July 4 Robin Stansell [email protected] We are dedicating our show in memory of Rodney Weed who was a longtime member of our club.
Cascade Lhasa Apso Fanciers Concurrent Western Washington Fairgrounds Specialty and Sweepstakes 110 9th Ave SW, Puyallup Washington Friday, July 9, 2021 Superintendent: BaRay Event Services, Inc. – Sweepstakes Judge: Janet Warner [email protected] Specialty Judge: Betsy Horn Humer Held with the 5-day Western Washington Cluster July 8 through 12. Judges, pending AKC approval, are July 8, Gig Harbor KC, Bill Lee; July 9, Puyallup Valley DFA, Ekart Sangkunakup; July 10, Gig Harbor KC, Don Hanson; July 11, Seattle KC, Kenneth Berg; Monday, Puyallup Valley
Twin Cities Lhasa Apso Club Chair: Julie Timbers S 651.334.3042 August 26-27, 2021 [email protected] Judge: Ms. Beverly Capstick, August 26 Washington County Fairgrounds MN; Judge: Carolyn Herbel, August 27 12300 North 40th St.; Hwy 5 & Cty Rd. 15 Lake Elmo, MN Superintendent: Onofrio Dog Shows, L.L.C. 405.427.8181
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 16 AG = Agility RLY = Rally UPCOMING EVENTS
COMPANION EVENTS Chair: Melissa Torgerson Twin Cities Lhasa Apso Club 651.283.7571 AG [email protected] April 23-25, 2021 On the Run Canine Center 13835 Aberdeen St. NE, All AKC-Recognized Breeds Ham Lake, MN Superintendent: Joan Kurlander 612.226.5526 [email protected]
American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc. Chair: Stephanie Capkovic AG 717.515.5146 June 29, 2021 [email protected] Bella Vista Training Center All AKC-Recognized Breeds 730 Mt Airy Rd, Lewisberry, PA Superintendent: Robert Kripaitis 717.542.0427 [email protected]
American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc. Chair: Stephanie Capkovic RLY 717.515.5146 July 3, 2021 [email protected] Bella Vista Training Center TWO TRIALS IN ONE DAY 730 Mt Airy Rd, All AKC-Recognized Breeds Lewisberry, PA Superintendent: Patricia Mowery 267.374.3258 [email protected]
American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc. Chair: Stephanie Capkovic AG 717.515.5146 November 5-7, 2021 [email protected] Bella Vista Training Center 730 Mt Airy Rd, Lewisberry, PA Superintendent: Robert Kripaitis 717.542.0427 [email protected]
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 17 UPCOMING EVENTS
American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc. Chair: Stephanie Capkovic AG 717.515.5146 November 22-23, 2021 [email protected] All AKC-Recognized Breeds Bella Vista Training Center 730 Mt Airy Rd, Lewisberry, PA Superintendent: Robert Kripaitis 717.542.0427 [email protected]
American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc. Chair: Stephanie Capkovic RLY 717.515.5146 December 10, 2021 [email protected] Bella Vista Training Center TWO TRIALS IN ONE DAY 730 Mt Airy Rd, All AKC-Recognized Breeds Lewisberry, PA Superintendent: Patricia Mowery 267.374.3258 [email protected]
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 18 Chronicle Stats Canine Chronicle BREED Rankings March 31, 2021 Rank Name Sex Points BIS GRP1 GRP2 GRP3 GRP4 BOB Owner GCHB CH Ta Sen Westgate K Paju/Vmu k/E 1 M 86 0 0 0 2 2 20 Kinky Boots Lonigro GCH CH Xeralane's Shut Up Xeralane Knl/B Prato/E 2 M 85 0 3 3 2 4 20 And Kiss Me Takamoto GCHB CH Cespa's Greatest L DeMers/D Planche/P 3 M 31 0 0 0 0 0 10 Showman At Kimik Huffste ler CH Hylan Shotru Riverview P Keen Fernandes/T 4 F 15 0 0 0 0 0 4 Strike A Pose Davis GCHB CH Summerhill 5 Ru ins Ryde Of Paul M 7 0 0 1 0 2 11 R Lombardi/J Bernards Revere 5 Xeralane's Golden Kiss M 7 0 0 0 0 0 3 J Marco/P Marco CH Chic Choix Be S ll My 5 M 7 0 0 0 0 0 1 P Page Heart At Ky Ken CH Sir Adams My J Adams-Powers/K 8 M 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 Kryptonite At Rosewood Miller/J Powers/S Adams CH Ming's Here You Come 9 F 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 C Antonishak Again Shoyu Langpur It's Easy To 9 M 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 S Swanson/J Swanson See Why CH Chic Choix Katariina- 9 F 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 C Kenon/E Valle Jagellonica Yang Baywind Melou's 9 M 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 C Yang Dragon Warrior CGC TKN CH Joyslyn's Moonlight 13 F 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 J Johanson Mys que CGCHS CH Cespa's Gold J Luther/E Luther/J 14 M 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 Rush Luther CH Joyslyn's Beethoven's 14 M 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 G West Fi h West Sir Adams Of Truth And T Blackwell/J Posers/J 16 F 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Beauty At Rosewood Adams-Powers/K Miller
Sta stics » Top 100 Dogs » Non-Spor ng Group Through March 31, 2021 Rank Name Sex POINTS BIS GRP1 GRP2 GRP3 GRP4 BOB Owner CH Xeralane's Shut Up And Xeralane Knl/B Prato/E M 1857 0 3 3 2 4 20 7 Kiss Me Takamoto CH Ta Sen Westgate Kinky M 695 0 0 0 2 2 20 K Paju/Vmu k/E Lonigro 22 Boots GCHB CH Summerhill Ru ins M 285 0 0 1 0 2 11 R Lombardi/J Bernards Ryde Of Paul Revere 47
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 19 Chronicle Stats
Canine Chronicle ALL BREED Rankings March 31, 2021 Rank Name Sex Points BIS GRP1 GRP2 GRP3 GRP4 BOB Owner GCH CH Xeralane's Shut Up Xeralane Knl/B Prato/E 1 M 1857 0 3 3 2 4 20 And Kiss Me Takamoto GCHB CH Ta Sen Westgate 2 M 695 0 0 0 2 2 20 K Paju/Vmu k/E Lonigro Kinky Boots GCHB CH Summerhill Ru ins 3 M 285 0 0 1 0 2 11 R Lombardi/J Bernards Ryde Of Paul Revere CH Joyslyn's Moonlight 4 F 65 0 0 1 0 0 2 J Johanson Mys que CH Joyslyn's Beethoven's Fi h 5 M 50 0 0 0 1 1 2 G West West GCHB CH Cespa's Greatest 6 M 31 0 0 0 0 0 10 L DeMers/P Huffste ler Showman At Kimik CH Hylan Shotru Riverview 7 F 15 0 0 0 0 0 4 P Keen Fernandes/T Davis Strike A Pose 8 Xeralane's Golden Kiss M 7 0 0 0 0 0 3 J Marco/P Marco CH Chic Choix Be S ll My 8 M 7 0 0 0 0 0 1 P Page Heart At Ky Ken CH Sir Adams My Kryptonite J Adams-Powers/K Miller/J 10 M 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 At Rosewood Powers/S Adams CH Chic Choix Katariina- 11 F 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 C Kenon/E Valle Jagellonica CH Ming's Here You Come 11 F 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 C Antonishak Again Yang Baywind Melou's 11 M 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 C Yang Dragon Warrior CGC TKN Shoyu Langpur It's Easy To 11 M 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 S Swanson/J Swanson See Why 15 GCHS CH Cespa's Gold Rush M 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 J Luther/E Luther/J Luther Sir Adams Of Truth And T Blackwell/J Posers/J 16 F 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Beauty At Rosewood Adams-Powers/K Miller
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 20 Chronicle Stats
Canine Chronicle NATIONAL OWNER HANDLER Rankings MARCH 31, 2021 2021 Qualifying Period - October 08, 2020 thru October 13, 2021 OHS Rank Dog Name Owner-Handled Name Points Julie H Luther, Emily H Luther, John 1 GCHS CH Cespa's Gold Rush M 380 C Luther 2 Joyslyn's Moonlight Mys que F 200 Joyce K Johanson 3 CH Hi Tide Catch A Wave F 180 Carla Varney, Nick Varney, Leo Pace 4 CH Ming's Here You Come Again F 140 Cynthia Antonishak 5 CH Chic Choix Dream Come True M 135 Juha Kares, Dr. Cli on J Kenon Jr. 6 Dolce Vita's Daffodil In Summer F 125 Nile e Kern GCH CH Chic Choix Creeksong Santa Juha Kares, Dr. Cli on J Kenon Jr., 6 F 125 Anna Eric King, Ava Swayze GCH CH Sundancer Firecracker Going 8 F 40 Tom Worlton, Marsha Worlton Out With A Bang GCHB CH Scampezzys Delorean Back To 8 F 40 L Richter/C Varney/R Alexander The Future 8 CH Chic Choix Katariina-Jagellonica F 40 C Kenon/E Valle CH Sir Adams My Kryptonite At J Adams-Powers/K Miller/J 11 M 30 Rosewood Powers/S Adams 11 CH Sera Mar Strawberry Moon F 30 Ray Palmerino, Linda Jarre 13 Kunza FFT Two For The Show M 25 Julie A Timbers, Vickie L Kuhlmann Tamach Champagne Supernova Piper 14 F 15 Jodie Jacobson, Cynthia Antonishak Hdsk At Cinaron Kathy Miller, Julia Madelyn Powers, 14 CH Rosewood's Zahra At Sir Adams F 15 S Adams, J Adams Ta Sen Monogram Lucy In The Sky With F 15 Susan S Giles, Pat Keen Fernandes, 14 Diamonds Beverly Simms
AKC GRAND CHAMPION Rankings March 31, 2021 Rank Name Sex Points Owner 1 GCHB CH Ta Sen Westgate Kinky Boots M 87 K Paju/Vmu k/E Lonigro 2 GCH CH Xeralane's Shut And Kiss Me M 77 Xeralane Knl/B Prato 3 GCHB CH Cespa's Greatest Showman At K M 40 L DeMers/P Huffste ler 4 GCH CH Chic Choix Creekson Santa Anna F 27 J Kares/C Kenon/E King/A Swayze 5 CH Sera Mar Strawberry Moon F 22 Ray Palmerino, Linda Jarre 6 GCHB CH Sera Mar Moon Shadow F 18 Linda Jarre 7 CH Ming's Here You Come Again F 17 Cynthia Antonishak 8 GCHB CH Summerhill Ru ins Ryde Of M 7 R Lombardi/J Bernards Paul Revere 8 CH Hylan Shotru Riverview Strike A Pose F 7 P Keen Fernandes/T Davis 10 CH Chic Choix Katariina-Jagellonica F 3 C Kenon/E Valle 11 CGCHS CH Cespa's Gold Rush M 2 J Luther/E Luther/J Luther 11 CH Joyslyn's Moonlight Mys que F 2 J Johanson 13 GCHB CH Cespa's Steal The Spotlight F 1 J Luther/B Collins/J Luther 13 CH Joyslyn's Beethoven's Fifth West M 1 G West 13 CH Mon Ami's Breezy Autumn Sunrise M 1 L Benne
ALAC Online - April 2021 - Page 21 ALAC Member of the Year Award ALAC Member of the Year
This award can be presented annually to a member who has excelled on behalf of ALAC during the previous calendar year. A member can nominate another member on the appropriate ALAC club form and the form can also be in the bulletin, website or in ALAC online emails. The board can also nominate a member. The selection of the recipient will be done by the board no later than the August board meeting and will be awarded at the annual meeting or the annual banquet.
The recipient WILL NOT be an officer or board member, but rather someone running a committee or doing any type work on behalf of ALAC that deserves recognition. It is not necessary to have this award each year, but only when it is warranted.
Note: The history of this award comes from the AKC’s offering of the Sportsman of the Year Award for parent clubs to offer to deserving members. Provided we have a deserving member, it can be presented each year.
****************************************************************************** ALAC Member of the Year Application Form
Any ALAC member may complete this form for another member. The applicant should be nominated for service provided to the club that warrants recognition. It is for service during a calendar year and gets presented at the following annual meeting or banquet in conjunction with the National Specialty.
The ALAC board will review all applications and may also submit name(s) for consideration by completing the application form. The person nominated CANNOT be a board member or officer of ALAC. This award is for recognition of a member who has contributed to the club for service worthy of such recognition.
Please list the name of the person being nominated below:
Name of ALAC member: ______Service(s) provided:
Submitted by:______
Signature:______Date:______
Please email or mail to the ALAC corresponding secretary by June 30 .
Sandy Sorth ALAC Corresponding Sec’y 5001 Sandpiper Place Imperial, MO 63052 [email protected]
Revised April 2019
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