The Lhasa Bulletin

Published Quarterly by The American Lhasa Apso Club Dec. 2003/Jan. Feb. 2004

National Specialty 2003

Multiple Group Winning, Multiple Best in Specialty Show Ch. HyIan ShoTru Krisna Hotshot

HANDLED BY WAGNER FERNANDES BRED BY WAGNER St PAT KEEN FERNANDES OWNED BY WENDY HARPER,DONNA PETERSON, MIDGE HYLTON St WAGNER FERNANDES -ayLAN SHOTR Vinewick

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Ch. Sintu Guiding Light Ch. I kw Silo Fru Hot Melody Ch. HyIan ShoTru Windwick Magnum

Winners Dog & selected Best Bred By Exhibitor Under Dr. Jackie Hungerland 2003 ALAC Regional Specialty

Opie finished his championship in 6 shows breeder owner handled by Sandy, Tom and Pat at the National! Opie's HyIan ShoTru pedigree is linebred on BISS Ch ShoTru HyIan Stetson, the 1989 National Specialty Winner.

We look forward to presenting him as a Special in 2004.

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Owned by Owned by Proudly Bred by Wagner & Pat Keen-Fernandes Midge Hylton Tom Sorth & Sandy Copeland P.O.Box 119, Knightsen Ca 94548 1 925 679-8676. & Pat Keen-Fernandes

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BISS Ch. Hylan ShoTru Riverview Roc On Ch. ShoTru Hylan Holidate Best in Show, Multiple Group Winning Ch. Riverview Hylan ShoTru Fly'n Solo Amelia has type, grace, style, elegance and movement Natio 2°03 rral,seiect Many thanks to breeder/judge E.R. Sledzik and to all of her supporters. Breeder!Owner Naumann Co-Breeder Polly Pat Keen-Fernandes Riverview Lhasa Apsos Co-Owner/Handler [email protected] Hylan ShoTru Lhasa Apsos Greg Larson [email protected] 3

EL_ -a-yLAN SHoTR Riverview Riverview Hylan ShoTru Roc'N Dream

"ROCKY"

RESERVE WINNERS DOG: American Lhasa Apso Club National Specialty American Lhasa Apso Club Regional Specialty

Riverview Roc Cm Hylan ShoTru Sire: BSS Ch. "Roc

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am: Ch. Many THANKS to: ShoTru Hy/an Dream Judge Jackie Hungerland Date

Judge Dana Read

Breeders/Owners/Handlers Polly Naumann (Riverview)& Pat Keen-Fernandes (HyIan ShoTru) [email protected] [email protected]

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BIS Ch. Riverview Hylan ShoTru Fly'n Solo "Amelia" Ch. Riverview Hylan ShoTru Tis the Season "Belle"

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Sire: BISS Ch. Hylan ShoTru Riverview Roc On Dam: Ch. ShoTru Hylan Holidate AWARDS OF MERIT 2003 ALAC National Specialty Thank you Judge Dana Readfor this honor!

Breeders/Owners Breeder/Owner Polly Naumann Pat Keen-Fernandes Co-Owner Riverview "Ainelia's" Hylan ShoTru 1-314-653-6339 Greg Larson 1-925-679-8676 Rviewlhasa@aoLcom shotru@sbcglobaLnet 5 The Lhasa Bulletin Editor/Publisher News/Communications Editor Maio Bobbie Wood Fran Strayer 102 Kenilworth Blvd. 7562 Bison Ct. Full Page $75.00 Cranford, NJ 07016-1512 Littleton CO 80125 303-750-31.67 Half Page $45.00 908-272-8995 tmstrayeqvjaol.com [email protected] Front Cover $150.00 Back Cover $150.00 Production Manager Business Manager Inside Front Cover $110.00 Larry Bruton Sarah Fitzgerald Inside Back Cover $110.00 5406 SW Woods Court 4 Indian Spring Road Portland, OR 97221 Cranford, NJ 07016 Pages 1-4 $100.00 503-297-7267 908-276-2827 Centerfold (inc 2 pictures) $210.00 [email protected] [email protected] Add'l Photo any ad $10.00

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e6-6G6 -606-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6 -6-6 -.6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6 Tabb ofOpatals Annual Meeting Minutes 40,41 Keen-Fernandes FC, IFC Bamann 33 Lanterman 24, 25 Board Minutes 38, 39 Luther 58, 59 Bruton 26 Marley 41 Burton 9 Miller 14, 15 Cloney 51 National Montage 22, 23 Cannimore 42, 43, 44,45 National Results 17, 18 Crowder 30,31, 32 Naumann 3, 4, 5 Dargie 61 Notes from All Over 52,54 de la Rosa 10, 11 Officers, Board, Committee 8 Drake 66,67 Peterson 46, 47 DuQue 63 Photo Contest 21 Fallon 64,65 Prenger 53 Fitzgerald 12, 13 Presidents Page 7 Futurity Results 16 Regional Results 19, 20 Giles BC %Pink SS Hays 62 Tilley 60 Johanson 27, 28, 29 Varney 34, 35, 36, 37 Jozwick 48,49,50 Wood 12, 13 Junkins 57 Zink 56 The Lhasa Bulletin is published quarterly by the American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc. It is mailed at Periodical Postage Rate in Redmond, OR. The Lhasa Bulletin is supported by member's dues, utilizing $6.00 per member per year. Subscription 1S4 times annually for all ALAC members. The opinions and views expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of ALAC,the publisher,or it's advertisers. The advertising space provided in The Lhasa Bulletin is purchased and paid for by the advertiser. The Lhasa Bulletin and it's staff are not responsible for opinions and statements expressed in signed articles or paid advertisements. None of the products or services are necessanly endorsed by kLAC.

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Dear Friends,

As you can see from this Bulletin, many changes are taking place in ALAC: a new look for our magazine, plus new officers, member ofthe ALAC Board of Directors as well as the guiding board members and committee heads. Bobbie Wood is the light for the Breed Standard Committee and the ALAC website.. new Bulletin Editor, Dana Read is our new Show Chairman and I hope you will join me in a collective three cheers for Susan: Carol Hess is our new Futurity Chairman. Thanks to Bobbie's "Hip Hip Hooray!" "Hip Hip Hooray!" "Hip Hip Hooray!" leadership over the past three years, we are enjoying the benefits of the strong fellowship that she so ably encouraged. Volunteers More... are stepping forward to assist with a wide variety of projects. While the torch is passing to a new "generation" The National Specialty week was a great success. This was of committed Lhasa fanciers, make no mistake, ALAC will our first attempt at hosting our own regional specialty in remain steadfast in its mission, the betterment of the breed. conjunction with a national event. The Show Committee How can you help? What ideas do • you have for ALAC's did a super job and the two shows plus obedience trials future? Talk to an officer or board member at a dog came off without a hitch. Meet me in St. Louis next year! show. Send us an e-mail. We want to hear from you. The Board meeting that took place during National Specialty week was very productive. We approved the revised Code of Thank you, Susan Ethics and will be distributing it to the membership for a final vote very soon. Believe it or not, I'm old enough to remember when there was no Lhasa Bulletin. ALAC stopped publishing a magazine some- Have you seen the new Yearbook? Marsha Susag did a master- time in the latter half of the 1970's. As a newcomer at the time, fuljob. Not letting any grass grow under her feet, she's already it seemed to me that communication between the ALAC leader- hard at work on her next project: catching us up with a year- ship and the general membership suffered greatly. Yet it took book for 1995 to 1998. a decade to find someone with the dedication and expertise to resurrect our magazine. Susan Giles saw the need and selflessly Elsewhere in the magazine, you should see information about took on the task. Thanks to her efforts, The Lhasa Bulletin the Health and Education Trust's exciting new renal dysplasia became THE magazine of record for our breed. Susan devoted research project. We're proud to be able to support a viable thousands of hours to the Bulletin while holding a variety of effort to develop a genetic test for this incurable disease. other ALAC positions, working a full-time job, participating in local specialty and all-breed clubs, running at least two busi- Thank you all for all you do! nesses that I know of and attending fifty to sixty shows a year. Her energy leaves me breathless. Susan remains a valued Leslie

ADVEUTISEIRS Cover Dog IDILIEASE SUUMIT AD COD'' Ch. Hylan ShoTru Krisna Hotshot 1113,'

[email protected] 2003 ALAC National Specialty Winner and If YOU HAVE A SIDECIAL FONT OP LAYOUT Best of Breed & Group 3 IN MINI) at the !PLEASE SEM)A HALO COPY 2002 AKC/Eukanuba Invitational. WITH MAR VHOTOS. #1 Lhasa Apse Bog(Breed Points) I WILL CC MY FEST DUPLICATE YOUR LAYOUT #2 Lhasa Apse Bog (Group Points)

7 mit AMERICAN LHASA APSO CLUB Officers, Board of Directors, Committee Chairs Club Year November 1, 2003-October 31, 2004

PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT AKC D[LEGA II Leslie Baumann 219-462-9520 Joyce Johanson 309-837-1665 Ray Sledzik 703-471-7584 137 N 250th W. 126 Kurlene Drive 1704 Shagbark Circle Valparaiso, IN 46385 Macomb, IL 61455 Reston, Na 20190 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

SECRETARY TREASURER PAST PRESIDENT Ian Bruton 503-297-7267 Sarah Fitzgerald 908-276-2827 Barbara Wood 908-272-8995 5406 SW Woods Court 4 Indian SPring_Road 102 Kenilworth Blvd. Portland, OR 97221 Cranford, NJ 07016 Cranford, NJ 07016 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ron Crowder 816-461-6805 Susan S. Giles 804-749-4912 Dana Read 561-482-8172 11213 E. Winner Rd. 2373 Wheatlands Drive 17855 Foxborough Lane Independence, MO 64052 Manakin-Sabot, VA 23103 Boca Raton, FL 53496 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Cassandra de la Rosa 360-357-6743 Pat Keen-Fernandes 925-679-8676 Debi Walsleben 303-973-0885 1312 1 1 th Court SW 1550 Bartel Road 13196 Mustang Way Olympia, WA 98502 Knightsen, CA 94548 Littleton, CO 80127 dIrcasernsn.com [email protected] FreeSpi ri [email protected] Beverly Drake 410-592-6636 Pauline Naumann 314-653-6339 Tom Worlton 801-789-5302 11506 Harford Road 13109 Fountainhead Rd 1859 Hidden Hills Rd Glen Arm, MD 21057 St. Louis MO 63138 Eagle Mountain, UT 84043 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

ALAC COMMITTEES AKC GAZETTE FUTURITY MEASURMENT Cassandra de la Rosa 360-357-6743 Carol Hess 253-856-0065 Nancy Plunkett 717-597-4757 1312 11th Court SW 10432 SE 206th Pl. 14290 Greenview Drive Olympia, WA 98502 Kent, WA 98031 Greencastle, PA 17225 [email protected] to [email protected] [email protected] MEMBERSHIP ALAC BULLETIN, AWARDS HANDBOOK Joyce Johanson309-837-1665 Barbara Wood 908-272-8995 Jan Bruton 503-297-7267 126 Kurlene Drive 102 Kenilworth Blvd. 5406 SW Woods Court Macomb, IL 61455 Cranford, NJ 07016-1512 Portland, OR 97221 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] NATIONAL SPECIALTY BREED REFERRAL HEALTH & GENETICS Dana Read 561-482-8172 MIDWEST & WEST Dr. Catherine Marley 201-569-9637 17855 Foxborough Lane Leslie Baumann 105 Mezzine Dr. Boca Raton, FL 33496 EAST COAST Cresskill, NJ 07626 [email protected] Beverly Drake [email protected] OBEDIENCE BREED RESCUE Kris Harrison Cummings 563-556-6617 Deanna Maxwell 660-726-4224 Helen Brown 814-624-5136 475 Summit St. 602 E. North Street 144 Stone Ridge Ct. Dubuque IA 52001 Albany, MO 64402 Everett PA 15537 joylhasa@po nyexp ress.net [email protected] [email protected] HISTORIAN WAYS & MEANS BREED STANDARD Linda Crabill 408-265-6381 Carla Varney 757-531-0032 Susan S. Giles 804-749-4912 4110 Wessex Dr. 8647 Sturg St. 2373 Wheatlands Drive San Jose, CA 95136 Norfolk, VA 23503 Manakin-Sabot, VA 23103 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] EDUCATION YEARBOOK BREEDER EDUCATION 'PatPat Keen-Fernandes 925-679-8676 Marsha Susag, 701-235-6211 Leslie Baumann 219-462-9520 1550 Bartel Road 5303 River Drive, 137 N 250th W. Knightsen, CA 94548 Valparaiso, IN 46385 Fargo, ND 58102 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

FINANCE Pauline Naumann 314-653-6339 13109 Fountainhead Rd. St. Louis MO63138 [email protected] 8 Ch. Suntory Uonhart Maker's Mark What a Remarkable Day!

Ch. Suntory Reign Maker Suntory Absolut Abby

We would like to thank Dr. Jacklyn E. Hungerland for the very nice breed win and Mr. James E. Frederiksen for an exciting Group 2 at Worcester County KC on November 29.

Owned and handled by Bred and Co-owned by Ann E. Burton Cassandra Lionhart de la Rosa Lhasas Suntory Lhasas 301-890-8669 360-357-6743

.01•IL Sire: Ch. Suntory Christmas Cole Ch. My Ty Rainbow Calypso Tsong Ch. My Ty Rainbow Suntory Chili

HOT and ready to go Multiple group placements Select - 2003 ALAC National Specialty

Owners: Raul & Cassandra de la Rosa, Olympia, WA 360-357-6743 or [email protected]

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Owners: Raul et Cassandra de la Rosa, Olympia, WA 360-357-6743 or dIrcasemsn.com Alasara Mokiema

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bear finished with 5 majors including 5 as a puppy We thank Debbie Keid for his first 2. majors, Stephanie K.odis for his specialty point major, & Debbie burke for his last 2 majors

he is now home where he owns ALL the toys and is loved by: bobbie Wood,Sarah ritzgerald, ey Mary rowers

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"GRAND FUTURITY WINNER" Thank you, Judge Leslie Baumann for this memorable win.

ALAC 2003 NATIONAL SPECIALTY - "SELECT" 1.0g1)0t,16kA t. Thank you, Judge Dana Read for honoring this young dog.

0:6002' Perry earned his American Championship from the Puppy Classes BISS, Cascade Lhasa Apso Fanciers (Judge Jean Lade) BOW, AOM, Lhasa Apso Canada National (Judge Michele Billings) Multi Group Winner and Placer in U.S. and Canada in limited showing

Breeder, Owner, Handler DESIDERATA Arlene Miller 604-929-3570 North Vancouver, BC [email protected]

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ALAC 2003 NATIONAL SPECIALTY "First, 6 - 9 Months Puppy Bitch Class" Thank you, Judge Dana Read. • •*

ALAC 2003 FUTURITY A6t7e,,,a2/0o3 "Third, 6 - 9 Months Puppy Bitch Class" Thank you, Judge Leslie Baumann.

An auspicious debut for a promising young puppy

Owner, Handler Arlene Miller Breeder, Co-Owner DESIDERATA Leslie Ann Engen SAN North Vancouver, BC arlenemilleretelus.net JO Redmond, WA

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BEST ADULT & GRAND FUTURITY Ch. Desiderata II Paradiso Robert W. Griffing Memorial Trophy Presented to the Breeder of the Grand Futurity Winner Arlene J. Miller BEST PUPPY IN FUTURITY Sinkye Fisher's of Men NuSeng

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BEST ADULT & GRAND FUTURITY BEST PUPPY IN FUTURITY Ch. Desiderata Ii Paradiso Sinkye Fisher's of Men NuSeng Sire: Ch. Barjea Mai Ling Panda Sire: Ch. El Minja's Walk on Water Dam: Desiderata Claire de Lune Dam: Ch. El Minja's The Wind in the Willow Breeder/Owner: Arlene J. Miller Breeders/Owners: Trudy M. LaSart & Fran Strayer

DOGS BITCHES 6— 9 Months 6 to 9 Months 1 Suntory Paparazzi, Cassandra & Raul de la Rosa 1 Rufkins Tarahuff Goldnkisses, R. Lombardi & J. Spiropoulos 2 Barjea's Splendor, Barbara Peterson 2 Ku-ther R A Heavenly Breeze, Robin Nagel Fisher & Lee Nagel 3 Suntory Armani, Cassandra & Raul de la Rosa 3 San Jo Tea Parti, Arlene Miller & Leslie Ann Engen 4 Baywind Black Tie Affair, Gina Pastrana 4 Chiyoko-Kuther R A Angel Face, Marie Allman & Robin Fisher 9 to 12 Months 1 Sinkye Fisher's of Men NuSeng, Trudy M. LaSart & Fran Strayer 9 to 12 Months 2 Riverview Hylan ShoTru Roc'n Dream, Pauline Naumann I Shoyu Just Peachy, Sherry Swanson & Ben Swanson & Pat Keen Fernandes 2 NuSeng Walkin Ms Daisey, Fran Strayer & Trudy M. LaSart 3 NuSeng Walkin in Sunshine, Fran Strayer & Trudy M. LaSart 3 La-Ri-San's Walk of Fame, Sandy Zade 4 Remarc Leave Em In the Dust, Peter J. Rogers, III, Keith Kort 4 Sinkye Lite of D Moon NuSeng,Trudy M LaSart & Fran & Clive Harrold Strayer

12 to 15 Months 12 to 15 Months 1 Sharles Taking Care of Biznis, Sherry Yadley 1 Bonmi Ladell Krisna Jazzi, Boni & Mike Ives Turn, Mike L. Ives & Boni L. Ives 2 Bonmi's Golddust I'm on Fire, Joseph & Jill Kozeluh 2 Bonmi's It's My 3 Krisna Rim Rock Picabo, Mona Roberts & Wendy Harper 3 Hylan Shotru Windwick Shaft, Tom Sorth & Sandy Copeland 4 Golden Tu High as a Kite, Jan Graunke & Bethanie Gengler

15 to 18 Months 15 to 18 Month, I Ch. Desiderata II Paradiso, Arlene J. Miller 1 Ch Mi Toya's Summer Wind, JoAnne Hays 2 Hatrick Boris, Joyce Crowder 2 Kumi Kian Hotta Molly, Tia McLaughlin & Ann Lanterman 3 Free Spirit's Rebel Heart, Cheryl Clamp & Debi Walsleben 3 Hatrick Natasha, Joyce Crowder 4 R & R's LePudge Totale, Robert A. Mitten 4 Krisna Hylan ShoTru Zoe, Wendy Harper, Donna Peterson & Pat & Wagner Fernandes

16 American Lhasa Apso Club National Specialty Results D October 30th & 31st, 2003

DOGS No ice 6 to 9 Months 1 Sinkyc Wayward Wind NuSeng, Trudy M. LaSart I Cozmos Codename, Ronnie Crowder & Fran Strayer & Marilyn J. Lucas 2 Hylan ShoTru Krisna's Alibi, Tom & Marsha Worlton 2 Barjea's Splendor, Barbara Peterson 3 Baywind Black Tic Affair, Gina Pastrana Bred By Exhibitor 4 Suntory Armani, Cassandra & Raul de la Rosa 1 Remarc-Validian If U Say So, Clive Harrold & Peter Rogers 2 Joyslyn Secrets 9 of the Heart, Joyce K. & Lynn Johanson to 12 Months 3 Krisna Hylan 1 ShoTru Zoe, Wendy Harper, Donna Peterson & Riverview Hylan ShoTru Roc'n Dream, Pauline Naumann & Pat & Wagner Fernandes Pat Keen Fernandes 4 Ccspa's Black is Back, Julie H Luther & G Edward Moses 2 Remarc Leave Em In The Dust, Peter J. Rogers, Ill, Keith Kort & Clive Harrold American Bred 3 La-Ri-San's Walking the Dog, Patricia Jackson & Sandy Zade 1 Hylan ShoTru Destiny's Diva, Beverly Simms & 4 Misti Acres Beethoven, Beverly A. Drake Pat Keen Fernandes 2 Joy Jalyn Cherish The Memory, Jean Tinnes & Deanna Maxwell 3 Chiyoko's Social Climber, 12 to 18 Months Marie Allman 1 Sharks Taking Care of Biznis, Sherry Yadley 2 Hylan Shotru Windwick Shaft, Tom Sorth & Sandy Copeland Open 1 Hatrick Natasha, Joyce Crowder Novice 2 Tara-Mi's Linzic O'Robbee, Cathy Sarantis, Lynn Schwermann & B. Ingram 1 Sinkyc Who's U R Daddy NuSeng, Mike & Anne Fears & Fran Strayer 3 Chiyoko RA Sierra's Gypsy, Darby McSorley 4 Galaxy's Simply Bewitching II, Ellen Voss

W INNER'S BITCH - Remarc-Validian If U Say So RESERVE WINNER'S BITCH - Hatrick Natasha

W INNER'S DOG - Joysl)n I o)a W ind alker Bred By Exhibitor 1 Joyslyn Mi Toya Wind Walker, Joyce K. Johanson & JoAnne Hays 2 Sinkyc Fisher's of Men NuSeng, Trudy M. LaSart & Fran Strayer 3 Free Spirit's Rebel Heart, Cheryl Clamp & Dcbi Walsleven 4 San-Dhi's More of T'same Beat, Saundra H. Devlin WINNER'S BITCH - Remarc-Validian If U Say So Open 1 Hylan ShoTru Formal Date, M. Hylton, Wagner Fernandes & Pat Keen Fernandes 2 Hatrick Boris, Joyce Crowder 3 Galaxy's Rockett Fire, Jerry Goldberg VETERAN DOG 1 Ch. Arkay Robbee's Blaze 0 Glory, B. Ingram, Rebecca Kraus & D. McSorley WINNER'S DOG - Joyslyn Mi Toys Wind Walker VETERAN BITCH RESERVE WINNER'S DOG -Riverview Hylan ShoTru Roc'n Dream 1 Apsolutcly Intrepid of Suam, Shirley M. Clark 2 San Jo Larisan Mary For Money, Patricia Jackson & Leslie Engen 1 3 Robbee's Miki O'Minc, Cathy Sarantis B11(1-11 4 Ch. Galaxy's Firc-Star, Ellen Voss 6 TO 9 \ STUD DOGS I San Jo Tea Parti, Arlene Miller & Leslie Ann Engcn 1 Ch Barjea Mailing Panda, Barbara Peterson 2 Rutkins Tarahuff Goldnkisscs, R. Lombardi & J. Spiropoulos 2 Ch. El Minja's Walk on Water, Fran Strayer & SHM 3 Hylan ShoTru Windwick Shameless, Wagner & Pat Keen Fernandes Van Tatenhove-Van Roosen & Midge Hylton BROOD BITCHES 4 Pawprints Bird in the Hand, Nancy M. Dambcrg 1 Ch. Hatrick Bolero, Joyce Crowder 0 to 12 Month, 2 Ch. El Minja's Amethist, Sandy Zadc 3 Ch. Bonmi's Ecstasy in Motion, Boni & Mike Ives 1 NuSeng Walkin Ms Daiscy, Fran Strayer & Trudy M. LaSart 2 Apsolutcly Made for Floorplay, Shirley M. Clark 3 Shoyu Just Peachy, Sherry Swanson & Ben Swanson BRACE 4 Free Spirit's Got Smart "99", Debi Walslcbcn & Cheryl Clamp 1 Ch. Apsolutely Fine Gold Nugget & Apsolutcly Check to Check, Shirley M. Clark 12 to 1 VontliN 1 Krisna Rim Rock Picabo, Mona Roberts & Wendy Harper HALL OF FAME 2 Galaxy's Flower Power, Leslie Pcsic & Ellen Voss Ch. Cespa's Dizzy Dancc, Julie H. Luther 3 Joy Jalyn Makin' Memories, Jean Tinncs & Deanna Maxwell 4 Sera Mar Athena, Linda Jarrett 17 AnnuteatIkonApes Club PistinnalpII1 — Oske3111k ft314 2043 Judge: Wm Dana Read

BEST OF BREED - Ch. Hylan Shotru Krisna Hotshot BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX - Ch. Ta Sen Victory Tip Toe

BEST OF BREED - Ch. Hylan Shotru Krisna Hotshot, Wendy Harper, Donna Peterson, Mona Roberts & Wagner Fernandes BEST OF WINNERS - Remarc-Validian If U Say So BEST OF OPPOSITE S \ - Ch. Ta Sen Victory Tip Toe, Susan S. Giles BEST PUPPY - Riverview Hylan Shotru Roc'n Dream BEST BRED BY - Remarc-Validian If U Say So AWARD OF MERIT Ch. Anbara Alasara Smart Aleck, Sarah Fitzgerald & Barbara Wood Ch. Barjea Mailing Panda, Barbara Peterson Ch. Suntory Adonis, Cassandra & Raul de la Rosa Ch. Ruflcins We'll Be Together, R. Lombardi &T. Greshko Ch. Ta Sen Victory Peyote, Susan S. Giles Ch. Desiderata II Paradiso, Arlene J. Miller Ch. Riverview Hylan ShoTru us The Season, Pauline Naumann & Pat Keen Fernandes Ch. Riverview Hylan ShoTru Fly'n Solo, Pauline Naumann & Gregory Larson Ch. Mi Toya's Summer Wind, JoAnne Hays Ch. Cespa's Dizzy Dance, Julie H. Luther Ch. My Ty Rainbow Suntory Chili, Cassandra & Raul de la Rosa Ch. Ruflcins Bonnie Reight, Roberta Lombardi Ch. Sharles Singular Sensation, Sherry Yadley & Curtiss G. Smith Ch. Arkay Robbee's Blaze 0 Glory, B. Ingram, Rebecca Kraus & D. McSorley Apsolutely Intrepid of Suam, Shirley M. Clark Joyslyn Mi Toya Wind Walker, Joyce K. Johanson & JoAnne Hays Remarc-Validian If U Say So, Clive Harrold & Peter Rogers

THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES OF 2003!! Dana Read

First and foremost, I just want to say that judging the 2003 Oh my, the Specials class! What a beautiful sight that was — I actu- National was such an honor and a thrill that words simply ally got goose bumps!! Again, I most definitely ran out of ribbons, can not describe my feelings. Never in my wildest dreams as on any given Sunday, any (and I do mean any!) of these lovely had I ever even dreamed of such an opportunity and I can boys or girls could have gone up for BOB. This was my most dif- not thank ALAC members enough for their trust in me! ficult class and I just wish I could have rewarded them all. From the young to the old, this class was a marvelous challenge! Needless Overall, I am so very, very pleased with where you, the breeders and to say, I simply fell in love with my BOB winner (Hotshot) and my exhibitors of our wonderful Lhasas, are going with the breed. Gener- BOS (Tulip). It was not an easy decision as there were other equally ally, I thought that this year's entry, as has been true for the past few deserving entries, but on that day, in that ring, Hotshot and Tulip years, continued to show a decided improvement in type and sound- just took my breath away. The Veterans deserve special mention as ness, even given the different "styles" or "variabilities" of our breed. they certainly showed that the Lhasa is more than just a cute young- For the most part, they all "walked the walk and talked the talk" of ster — they grow old gracefully and with much poise and dignity. true Lhasas! And I'm here to tell you that, from a judge's point of view, it is SO much more rewarding to have to choose from a ring full Non-Regular classes — again, how exciting! Stud Dog & Brood Bitch, of very worthy exhibits that it is to decide who's the best of the worst! these, ladies and gentlemen, is where the future of our breed has its very roots. And with the quality of all of the producers and their get, My class dogs and bitches were probably the most exciting, I think, as I'd say that our breed is in VERY good hands! And let us not forget it is in these classes that one can see the direction our breed is taking. the brace! What a wonderful, wonderful show of sticking true to Decisions were tough as I had so much quality to choose from. My one's breeding program — they were simply terrific mirror images of WD and WB, RWD and RWB were simply outstanding. I each other, both trying to outdo each other with their "Lhasa-ness"!! found the type and soundness that I wanted with the added benefit of that difficult to describe, but very important to me, "gender Again, I can not tell you what judging this past National has meant stamp." It's so unfortunate that there can be only so many to me. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart for the opportu- winners, but to the entire class entry, I just want to say you nity to judge such wonderful Lhasas and for the exceptionally good all are doing a GREAT job of being guardians of our breed! sportsmanship and presentation that this beautiful entry deserved!!!!

18 h. American Lhasa Apso Club Regional Specialty - October 27th & 28th, 2003 Judge: Dr. Jacklyn E. Hungerland DOGS 6 to 9 Mths 1 Suntory Paparazzi, Cassandra & Raul dc la Rosa 2 Barjca's Splendor, Barbara Peterson 3 Suntory Armani, Cassandra & Raul de la Rosa 4 San-Dhi's Lite N'the Night, Saundra H. Devlin

9 to 12 Mths 1 Riverview Hylan ShoTru Roc'n Dream, Pauline Naumann & Pat Keen Fernandes 2 Suntory Wise Guy, Cassandra & Raul de la Rosa 3 Shihan Spirited Late Show, Kathy Spickler-Dunn 8c Sandra Sullivan 4 La-Ri-San's Walking the Dog, Patricia Jackson & Sandy Zack 12 to 18 Mths 1 Sharles Taking Care of Biznis, Sherry Yadley 2 Hylan ShoTru Windwick Shaft, Tom Sorth & Sandy Copeland

WINNER'S BITCH - kumi Kum Hotta Molly

Bred B Exhibitor 1 Joyslyn Secrets of the Heart, Joyce K & Lynn Johanson 2 Shoyu J Jill, Sherry Swanson & Ben Swanson 3 Rufkins Isn't She Lovely, Roberta Lombardi 4 Bonmi Ladell Krisna Jazzi, Boni & Mike Ives

..kmerican Bred 1 Joy Jalyn Cherish The Memory, Jean Tinncs & Deanna Maxwell 2 Chiyoko's Social Climber, Marie Allman Open I Bonmi Ladd' Chantilly Lace, Boni Ives, Mike Ives & Judy O'Dell

WINNER'S BITCH - Kumi Kian Hotta Molly WIN" ER's D(1(, - I lan Silo I ru Windwick Magnum RESERVE WINNER'S BITCH - Joyslyn Secrets of the Heart Bred By Exhibitor Veteran Bitch 1 Hylan ShoTru Windwick Magnum, Wagner & Pat Keen Fernandes I Apsolutely Intrepid of Suam, Shirley M. Clark & Midge Hylton 2 Joyslyn Mi Toya Wind Walker, Joyce K. Johaanson & JoAnne Hays BEST OF BREED - Ch. Rufkins Bonnie Reight, Roberta Lombardi 3 Shihan Mai Latest Blend, Kathy Spickler-Dunn, K. Cummings BEST OF WINNERS - Kumi Klan Hotta Molly & S. Bennett BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX - Ch. Ta Sen Victory Peyote, Susan Giles 4 Bonmi's It's My Turn, Mike L. Ives & Boni L. Ives BEST PUPPY - Riverview Hylan ShoTru Roc'n Dream Open Dog BEST BRED BY - Hylan ShoTru Windwick Magnum 1 Hylan ShoTru Formal Date, M. Hylton, Wagner Fernandes & Pat Keen Fernandes STUD DOG 2 Galaxy's Rockctt Fire, Jerry Goldberg 1 Ch. Suntory Reign Maker, Cassandra & Raul dc la Rosa 2 Ch. El Minja's Walk on Water, Fran Strayer & SHM WINNER'S DOG - Hylan ShoTru Windwick Magnum Van Tatenhovc-Van Rooscn RESERVE WINNER'S DOG-Riverview Hylan ShoTru Roc'n Dream 3 Ch. Barjea Mailing Panda, Barbara Peterson

BROOD BITCH BITCHES I Ch. 6 to 9 Mths Bonmi's Ecstasy in Motion, Boni & Mike Ives 2 Ch. El Minja's Amethist, Sandy Zadc 1 Galaxy's Hearts on Fire, Ellen Voss 3 Ch. Bonmi's Felicity, Boni L. Ives, Mike L. Ives & Judy A. O'Dell 2 Hylan ShoTru Windwick Shameless, Wagner & Pat Keen Fernandes & Midge Hylton 3 Rufkins Tarahuff Goldnkisscs, R. Lombardi & J. Spiropoulos 4 Chiyoko-Kuthcr R A Angel Face, Marie Allman & Robin Fisher 9 to 12 NIths 1 Shihan Show Mai Spirits, Kathy Spickler-Dunn 2 Suntory Midnight Mass, Cassandra & Raul de la Rosa 3 Shoyu Just Peachy, Sherry Swanson & Ben Swanson 4 Free Spirit's Got Smart "99", Debi Walsleben & Cheryl Clamp 12 to 18 Mths 1 Kumi Klan Hotta Molly, Tia McLaughlin & Ann Lanterman 2 Sharles American Woman, Sherry Yadlcy 3 Sera Mar Athena, Linda Jarrett 4 Ladell Gigi By Moonlight, Wanda Yeager

Nos ice 1 Sinkyc Wayward Wind NuScng, Trudy M. LaSart & Fran Strayer

I OF I112I - Ch. Rufkins Bonnie Reight

19 Atratart Man 276 291 0 2219 Judge: De,kittm Hungepland

BEST OF OPPOSI I I •N1 \ - Ch. Ta Sen VicIorr Peyote RESERVE WINNER'S DOG-Riverview Hylan ShoTru Roc'n Dream

NAllIONALOBEDIENCE TRIAL =On lilt.Rama' IL MARGOLIS OBEDIENCE Novice B Score NQ Joy Jalyn Country Lady Katie, Jean Tinnes & Deanna Maxwell OPEN A Score 191 Joy's Secret Agent Man, CD, Deanna Maxwell OPEN B Score 172 Ch. Joy Mario Mercedes, UD, Deanna Maxwell Score NQ Ch. Joy's Black N Fashion, CDX,Deanna Maxwell Score Absent Poco Bach Rachmaninof, CDX, Patricia Gordon UTILITY A Score NQ Ch. Joy's Black N Fashion, CDX,Deanna Maxwell UTILITY B Score NQ Ch. Joy Mario Mercedes, UD,Deanna Maxwell Score Absent Poco Bach Rachmaninof, CDX,Patricia Gordon

MOE BC RIAL - Joy's Secret Agent Man, CD, Deanna Maxwell AD:CIWN AL0 bT,..iv • *.e,. AMA L JICIDOE• MRS.StilIOLEY ELICAiTO

OBEDIENCE NOVICE B Score_191 Joy Jalyn Country Lady Katie, Jean Tinnes & Deanna Maxwell OPEN A Score 190.5 Joy's Secret Agent Man, CD, Deanna Maxwell OPEN B Score NQ Ch. Joy Mario Mercedes, UD,Deanna Maxwell Score NQ Ch. Joy's Black N Fashion, CDX, Deanna Maxwell Score Absent Poco Bach Rachmaninof, CDX,Patricia Gordon UTILITY A Score NQ Ch. Joy's Black N Fashion, CDX, Deanna Maxwell UTILITY B Score NQ Ch. Joy Mario Mercedes, UD, Deanna Maxwell Score Absent Poco Bach Rachmaninof, CDX,Patricia Gordon

MEM Ellf TIMAL - Joy Jalyn Country Lady Katie, Jean Tinnes & Deanna Maxwell

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Best Candid Jan & Luny Bruton

21 ALAC National Specialty - October 30, 31, 2003

Photos by Jan and Larry Bruton Page Sponsored by Fanfair Lhasa Apsos

I. ALAC National Specialty - October 30, 31,2003

Photos by Jan and Larry Bruton Page Sponsored by Fanfair Lhasa Apsos 23 She was HOT in Hollywood!!!

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Sire: Ch Woodlyn's Maximillion Dom: Ch. Klan San Jo Parcheeze Champion Kumi Kian Hotta Molly

Molly stole the show and finished her championship in style going Best of Winners at the ALAC Regional Specialty. We are very proud of this young girl who completed her championship in just six shows including going Best in Sweeps, Best of Winners, and Best of Opposite Sex at the CLAF Specialty in August 2003.

Breeder/Owner/Handler Co-breeder/Owner ha McLaughlin Ann Lanterman Kumi Lhasa Apsos Klan Lhasa Apsos 1022 9th Street SW 5109 189th Avenue NE Puyallup, WA 98371 Sammamish, 253-770-6061 WA 98074 [email protected] 425-868-0276

24 Best in Show Champion Kumi Kian Daisy Mae or Maynot Daisy is a consistent contender in tough Northwest Non-Sporting Groups, always breeder, owner, handled. Thank you to the judges and all of Daisy's supporters!

Co-breeder/Owner Breeder/Owner/Handler Ann Lanterman Tia McLaughlin Co-breeder Klan Lhasa Apsos Kumi Lhasa Apsos Leslie Ann Engen San Jo Lhasa Apsos

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Ch. Zhantor Cappuccino X Ch. Fanfair s Supermodel Here's little Scotti finishing Big, entirely from the Bred-By class, with a 5 Point Major under Ms. Jean Lade at the CLAF Specialty.

Bred, Owned, Shown and Loved by Jan and Larry Bruton 5406 SW Woods Court, Portland Oregon [email protected]

26 Joyslyn The Charmed One

WINNERS

ST. CROIX VALLEY KENNEL CLUB AUGUST 2003 MIR PHOTO BY DIANE ©

Ch. Mi Toya Joyslyn Hooligan Joyslyn Khala Incantation

Piper is pictured winning a major under Kent Delany at the St. Croix Valley Kennel Club show in August. It was hotter than blazes that day, but she showed her heart out! Piper's nose-in-the-air, Ms. Princess' appearance is deceiving. This petite little gal is a tomboy at heart. She'll be back in the ring this spring, shown in the Bred By Exhibitor class. Piper invites you to visit the Joyslyn's web site

Breeder/Owner: Joyce K. Johanson, Joyslyn's Lhasa Apsos, 126 Kurlene Drive, Macomb, II 61455 Tel: 309-837-1665

27 Joyslyn Secrets of the Heart

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Secret is shown after winning Reserve Winner's Bitch from the Bred By Exhibitor class under Dr. Hungerland at the ALAC Regional Specialty on October 27, 2003. Thank you Dr. Hungerland for this exciting win! Thanks also to Dr. Alvin Krause for Secret's first major (at 7 months). She now needs a major and a couple of singles to finish. Secret is a dynamo in a small package. She has a great sense of humor, can kill a squeaky in 3 bites, and loves to move out in the ring. Watch for her in the Spring! When Joyce isn't showing her, Secret is shown by her good friend and playmate Jane Chapin, of J-Ann Shibas.

Joyslyn 's Lhasa Apsos 126 Kurlene Drive Macomb,IL 61455 Breeders: 309-837-1665 Owners: Erikka and Joyce Johanson www.wiu.edulusers/mijkj/ Joyce K. and Lynn Johanson

28 Ch. Joyslyn Mi Toya Wind Walker

Our sincere thanks to Judge Dana Read for choosing Walker as her Winner's Dog at the 2003 ALAC National Specialty! What a thrill! Thanks also to Bettie Krause who gave Walker his first point at age 7 months over much older competition and to Mrs. A.D. Hearn, who awarded him his first major. Walker finished on November 27 at the Kankakee River Valley Kennel Club show with another 4 point major, this time under Mr. Charles Trotter, who also awarded him BOB that day over a Group winning special. Thanks to all for recognizing this boy's beauty, soundness, and showmanship.

Walker was bred by Joyce K. Johanson and JoAnne Hays. He is looking forward to siring a litter out of Ch. Joyslyn Mi Toya My One N Only( dam of Joyslyn Secrets of the Heart). Walker lives with and was shown by Joyce. Walker's pictures are on the Joyslyn's website.

Joyslyn's Lhasa Apsos Mi Toya Lhasa Apsos 126 Kurlene Drive 2235 Hendry Place Macomb, IL 61455 Maplewood, MN 55117 309-837-1665 612-774-7994

29 "Bolero"

Hatrick Best Brood Bitch —ALAC National Specialty Lhasa Apsos

AMERICAN LHASA APSO CLUB

CH Panchan Northwind Hi Spirits, ROM CH Trixie's Kanya Kayla, ROM BISS Ch. Hatrick Bolero, ROM

+ Pictured: BISS CH Hatrick Bolero, Hatrick Natasha and Hatrick Boris with Joyce Crowder, Greg Larson and Cheryl Zink. + Thank you,judge Mrs. Dana Read + Congratulations to Barbara Peterson and puppie's sire "Panda" on his ALAC Select and Stud Dog wins. + Bolero just earned her ROM with Champions Hatrick Sasha Ming, Hatrick Boris and Hatrick Natasha. + "Sasha" is owned and loved by Cheryl Zink and Leslie Baumann Breeder/Owner: Joyce Crowder, Hatrick Lhasa Apsos

14383 91st Place North 763.494.3031 Maple Grove, MN 55361 [email protected]

L. V40.,1 711r4".4:447107 "Natasha"

Reserve Winners Bitch-ALAC National Specialty Hatrrcli Lhasa Apsos

tit BIS CH Barjea Mai Ling Panda BISS CH Hatrick Bolero, ROM Ch. Hatrick Natasha

+ Thank you,judge Mrs. Dana Read. + Natasha was expertly groomed and handled by Greg Larson + Natasha was also winners bitch at TCLAC Specialty under Mr. Sharp

BreederlOwner: Joyce Crowder, Hatrick Lhasa Apsos

14383 91st Place North 763.494.3031 Maple Grove, MN 55361 [email protected] 31 "Natasha" and "Boris" Hatnck (Littermates achieve championship same day) Lhasa Apsos

BEST OF • WINNERS • NEW CHAMPION MINNEAPOLIS KENNEL CLUB NOVEMBER "owe 2003 PHOTO NY DOWNER ‘:

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BIS CH Barjea Mai Ling Panda BISS CH Hatrick Bolero, ROM Ch. Hatrick Natasha Ch. Hatrick Boris • Littermates win back-to-back winners dog and winners bitch at Minneapolis KC weekend show!

Boris also got a major! Thank you,judges Mrs. Nancy Fingerhut and Mr. Clinton Harris • My appreciation goes to Gregory and Tammarie Larson @ISTA for grooming and handling these littermates (ISTA @ 952.380.9930) • A special thank you to Dr. James Magee for his love, care and patience with Kayla, Bolero, Breeder/Owner: Joyce Crowder, Hatrick Lhasa Apsos

14383 91st Place North 763.494.3031 Maple Grove, MN 55361 [email protected]

32 "Sasha" Hatnck Lhasa Apsos

BEST 01 OPPOSITC ST. CROIX VALL COuSINED SPECIAL\ AUGUST 2003 . PICO EY LIA0 0

BIS CH Barjea Mai Ling Panda BISS CH Hatrick Bolero, ROM Ch. Hatrick Sasha Ming

Thank you, Mr. Sharp,for recognizing our sweet Sasha last summer in Minnesota.

Congratulations, Joyce, on completing Bolero's ROM by finishing Sasha's special siblings: Boris and Natasha.

Sasha is owned and adored by:

Cheryl Zink Sasha was bred by: Joyce Crowder Leslie Baumann Ming Lhasa Apsos, ROM Hatrick Lhasa Apsos ShiSedo Lhasa Apsos, ROM

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SIRE: Ch. Singh You Sinner of Talimer, ROM DAM: Ch. Floral Hill Just Beautiful, ROM

Merrimack Lhasa Apso Club Specialty May 30, 2003 Judge: Mrs. Elaine E. Mathis

This was his first specialty as a Champion. In 2002, Sammy was Winners Dog at this specialty.

Thank you Mrs. Mathis !!!

Owned & Handled By: Bred by: Co-Owned By: Carla Varney Kathy Walcott Terre Mohr HI TIDE FLORAL HILL TALIMER 8647 Sturgis St. 3515 Lamore Rd. 331 Dearborn St. Norfolk, VA23503 Hermitage, PA 16148 Auburn, NH 03032 757-531-0032 724-962-2239 603-483-0548 Co-Bred By: Mary Tallion, Hob

34 Ch. High Tide Hob Nob Knot For Sail

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SIRE: Ch. Singh You Sinner of Talimer, ROM DAM: Ch. Floral Hill Just Beautiful, ROM

Chesapeake Kennel Club April 5, 2003 Judge: Mrs. Catherine DiGiacomo

We are very proud of our first group win!

Thank you Mrs. DiGiacomo !!

SPECIALTY BEST IN SWEEPSTAKES

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SIRE: Ch. Solitude Hi Tide Fools Rush In DAM: Ch. Floral HII Sheer Elegance

Lhasa Apso Club of Greater New York Febuary 23, 2003

Best in Sweepstakes Judge: Ms. Marie Belluscio

Reserve Winners Dog I MI Judge: Mrs. KeKe Khan

Thank you Mrs. Khan & Ms. Belluscio!

Owned & Handled By: Bred by: Co-Owned By: Carla Varney Kathy Walcott Terre Mohr HI TIDE FLORAL HILL TALIMER 8647 Sturgis St. 3515 Lamore Rd. 331 Dearborn St. Norfolk, VA23503 Hermitage, PA Auburn, NH 03032 757-531-0032 16148 603-483-0548 724-962-2239

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Wampanoag Kennel Club June 29, 2003 Judge: Mr. Kenneth D. Falconi

Levi finished with his third major from the puppy class. Thank you Mr. Falconi

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members vote on it section by section. Lhasa Apso Club is to have the American that people should either vote "yes" or if"no" then Meeting, Oct. 28, 2003 Steve suggested Board comment. After some discussion it was felt that all Pomona, California they should members, active or not, should get a copy of the booklet to vote was then discussion on how the voting should be done- Steve Campbell, on. There Board members present: Bobbie Wood, single separate page or tally sheet or whether right on Leslie Baumann, whether on a Jan Bruton, Sarah Fitzgerald, Ray Sledzik, booklet. Also, what constituted passing of a section - Giles, Joyce Johanson, the actual Ronnie Crowder, Beverly Drake, Susan felt that it should be a majority of those who actually voted. and Cassandra de la Susan Pat Keen-Fernandes, Ann Lanterman was emphasized again that if a person disapproved of something, Susag, Debi Walsleben. It Rosa. Guests: Larry Bruton, Marsha they would have to state why. The comments would either be mailed or e-mailed back to the secretary to tabulate along meeting to order at 4:10 President Bobbie Wood called the with the member's name. Finally, a separate tally sheet with last meeting, which PM. The reading of the minutes of the sections listed and under that section either a "yes" or with. Bobbie thanked the were printed in the agenda, was dispensed "disapprove"(and if"disapprove" the reason why) was decided upon. the board for her 3 years as President and also thanked Steve leaving the Campbell and Ann Lanterman, who are both of Ethics ALAC over the years. Code Board, for all their contributions to Leslie had heard from one member regarding breeding a bitch who only came into season once a year. Also, what about bitches who Secretary's Report only had one puppy? The code of ethics guideline is that breeding The secretary read her report, which was included in the agenda. 2 out of 3 seasons is acceptable. Another member had suggested Since February, two motions had passed. One was establishing a putting sample breeding and selling contracts on the web site. Rescue Trust and the other was to support the AKC Invitational with medallions and a catalog page. Kristine Cummings and Futurity Cathy Marley were approved to co-chair the Health & Genetics Ann thanked Steve and Bobbie for all the work that they have Committee. done and knew she was going to miss being on the Board. She is also resigning as Futurity Chair and wanted to propose that Treasurer's Report Carol Hess, who lives close to her, take over this committee. As of this past Saturday, the treasury had a little over Carol was appointed and approved as acting Futurity Chair. $50,000.00. 215 members have renewed their dues and 88 members still have not. The financial situation of the Handbook Bulletin has improved and it is actually making a profit. There is an obvious need for a total Handbook Revision. For one thing, Joyce has had none to give to the new members. AKC Delegates Report After the National, all committee chairs will be getting a notifica- Ray reported that he had attended all of the meetings and is now tion from Jan to review their committee descriptions in the Hand- the Vice Chairman of the Strategic Planning Committee. He will book and send back any modifications they think appropriate. be speaking at the Parent Club Conference next year on tax matters. Judges' Education Committee Reports Pat reported that approximately 15 people had signed up for the program to be given at this National. AKC Gazette Cassandra had nothing new to report. All columns have been Membership submitted on time. Bobbie noted that one of Cassandra's col- Joyce has processed 20 membership applications in the last 12 umns had been the featured column in one of this past year's months. Joyce lamented the fact that she had no Handbooks or Gazettes and congratulated her. Bulletins to include with the new members packets. All she had were the current rosters. She also still gets a handful of member- Awards ship renewals each year. that should be sent to the Treasurer as The awards are available to be picked up from Bobbie here at the well as membership applications sent on the old forms. Susan said National. that Cheryl Zink was now sending out missing Bulletins and that she could provide those to the new members. Joyce felt that it Breed Referral would be more appropriate that the Membership Chair include The online directory is continuing to grow. Leslie has been a copy of the Bulletin in each new member's welcoming packet. getting calls from people having adult dogs to place and she announced that there now was an "owner to owner" section in Specialty the ALAC Rescue website. She has been seeing an increase Steveonal reported that this is the first year ALAC has had 2 specialties- in people with small scale breeding operations looking for a Regional and a National and so far, things had gone well. Pat males for outcrossing so people need to be very careful about reported that 2004 will be in St. Louis at a Holiday Inn 20 minutes where they are placing their dogs. She had had a comment drive from the airport. On Wednesday, a free day, a luncheon at the from ALAC member Charlene Dellinger who felt the web site Dog Museum is planned. Dorothy Welsh is judging the Regional, was not specific enough regarding Lhasas and small children. Edd Biven the National and Don Hanson the Futurity. The committee is discussing whether to have one or 2 obedience trials and Breed Rescue is working on an agility trial at Purina Farms on the Sunday before. Steve reported in Meredith's absence that there was $5,716.09 in The dates are Oct. 16-20, the 3rd full week in October. For the rescue account. 2005, Steve reported that they are working on 3 different sites: Florida, Balitmore/D.C. and New England. They have nothing Breed Standard firm from any of the hotels. Lorraine Boutwell is the 2005 The Illustrated Breed Standard will be ready to go out judge. The show committee is looking for new members to to the membership in approximately 2 months. The plan

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help take over Pat, Steve and Ann's duties in the new future. Code of Ethics The latest revisions Leslie made to the Code of Ethics are Ways and Means mainly those of grammar and punctuation, although one addi- The McCartney items have gone over very well, making tional sentence is proposed. There was discussion of the money for the club, according to Bobbie. She can still issue of people selling puppies with 2 prices - one price for take orders so Leslie suggested putting that on ALAConline pet without papers and another if they wanted to show it and Bobbie could wait until Dec. 1't to send in the order. or wanted the papers - in other words, the buyer is actually Susan suggested that Carla could send out the order. deciding the price, not the breeder. Leslie asked for a motion to make an addition to the Code of Ethics. After much discussion Yearbook over the wording, it was decided to add the following sentence Bobbie congratulated Marsha Susag on a job well done on the (under the section on "Sales") to the end of the paragraph begin- new Yearbook Steve asked what the cost of the book to ALAC ning Ethical breeders: "Sales schemes that demand a higher price was and Marsha replied that it was $12.50 per book and that for a pet Lhasa with registration papers than without registration ALAC had spent $2500.00 on it so far. The book is on a disk papers are considered unethical." The motion for this addition which will make it easy to do reprints if necessary. The cost to was seconded by Pat and the motion (#03-5) passed. Steve then the members for a Yearbook is $25.00. Marsha explained that the moved that we vote on the whole Code of Ethics as amended. advertisers did not get a free Yearbook as in past years because the Ron seconded. The motion (#03-6) to accept the Code of cost of the ads ($15.00) was so inexpensive. Plans are to advertise Ethics passed. It now goes to the membership for approval. the Yearbook on ALAConline and on the ALAC website. Regard- ing the next Yearbook, Marsha explained that we need to go New Business back and pick up 1995 through 1998 as well as going forward with 2001-02. She would like to do the earlier book first and Finance get it out of the way. She would prefer original photographs Steve proposed adding Ray to the Finance Committee. He won- rather than scanned ones. Marsha noted that Alexis Lannan and dered if the Board felt that the internal audits we were in the prac- Rex Irwin were no longer active on the Yearbook Committee. tice of doing were sufficient. All present felt it was. Old Business Show Chair as Exhibitor Steve brought up the question of whether or not the Show Chair Bulletin and the President should exhibit at the National. In discussions Steve remarked that he still had not seen a financial statement with members ofthe show committee,they felt that the Show Chair from the Bulletin. Sarah then presented a breakdown of the should not show but the President would have the option to. Bobbie costs of each issue this past year. This past issue has turned a suKested that the premium list should state that dogs owned or profit. The problem of non-delivery of the Bulletins to our Cana- co-owned by the show chairman will not be exhibited at the show. dian members was brought up. Susan expects the problem to be resolved with the next issue that just went out. The issue of cover Financial Status ofTrust stock quality as well as paper and photograph quality was also Steve reported that the Trust had a balance of $17,032.18. He discussed. Bobbie passed out a copy of the ShibaENews, an all- asked what are we going to do with this money? Bobbie color 44 page Magazine produced digitally. Susan has shown this reported that in connection with the Health and Education publication to her printer to see if he could produce a similar one Trust, Cathy Marley, the co-chair of Health and Education for us and she was waiting to hear from him. Sarah suggested that committee would like to have a few minutes of the Board's it might be helpful to have someone work as a business manager time later in the week to discuss an update on Vet-Gen handling the day to day affairs for the Bulletin so Susan could and other research. Sarah reported that she has collected focus on it's editorial aspects. But who? Leslie summarized by from dues solicitations $310.00 for Health and Education. saying that we all agree that Susan had done a fine job to bring the costs of the Bulletin down and now the new task was to bring the Appointment of New Board Member production quality up, as well as to minimize any delivery/photo Leslie announced that Rex Irwin had resigned from the Board. return problems. After more discussion ofthe perceived problems, This vacancy, according to the bylaws, is to be filled by the Susan decided to tender her resignation as editor of the Bulletin. Board until the next annual election. Steve nominated Dana Read for the position. Ron seconded and the motion (#03-7) Rescue to appoint Dana Read as a Board member passed unanimously. Joyce asked what kind of progress has been made on the 501C3 RescueTrust. Leslie reported that due to personal issues, Mer- Miscellaneous edith Morris has resigned as National Rescue Co-ordinator. The Bev wanted the Board's opinion regarding the stationery she uses state of Maryland has proven to be a problem as the home state to thank the Specialty judges. It is the same as that used by Debi of the Trust. We need to find a replacement for Meredith, and, Walsleben to thank the raffle contributors and Bev felt it was according to Leslie, not necessarily just one person. It is such a more professional looking than what she is currently using. Every- huge job that people tend to burn out. She thought one solu- one thought that using this particular stationery was a fine idea. tion might be to "regionalize" Rescue. The National Co-ordinator could be a person who was familiar with Rescue and who Ann moved to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Bev. The meet- could act as a fundraiser. After more discussion Leslie moved that ing adjourned at 7:45PM. we establish an ad hoc committee to review our rescue organiza- tion. The committee would include the previously voted on rescue Respectfully stsbmitteg4 trustees, regional co-ordinators and other interested parties and would report with proposals to the board at its next meeting. Ron seconded the motion. The motion (#03-4) passed unanimously. Jan Bruton, Secretary

39 Misibeedip Mastlag Minutes of Annual Meeting Bulletin - Susan Giles October 30, 2003 The Jan-Feb issue of this year began quarterly publication of the Pomona, California Bulletin. Susan was happy to report that the Bulletin had gone from losing money to actualry making a little this year. She also reported The meeting was called to order by President Bobbie Wood. that she has resigned as the Bulletin Chair. She thanked the show committee and members of the club for their efforts with the show- ALAC's first combined Regional and Code of Ethics - Leslie Baumann National. With this meeting, Bobbie noted that the board was The board has approved the Code of Ethics with a few grammatical losing 2 longtime members- Ann Lanterman and Steve Campbell. and punctuation corrections and added one sentence in the area of The minutes of the last meeting were dispensed with as they were Sales which had to do with discouraging people from selling pup- printed in the Bulletin. pies with full registration at a higher price than those without registration papers. It will be mailed to the membership for a vote and if Secretary's Report - Jan Bruton approved will go into effect. Since the February Board Meeting there were 2 motions passed One set up a Rescue Trust and the other was to sup- Education, Health and Genetics - Cathy Marley by the Board. Whiteley to the board prior Invitational with an ad and medallions. The board Cathy presented a proposal from Mary port the AKC to this meeting.(See Impromptu Board Meeting #1 below) also approved Kristine Cummings and Cathy Marley to serve as co-chairs for the Health & Genetics Committee. In June, the Futurity - Ann Lanterman list of nominees for officers and 3 board members for 2003-04 Ann was pleased this year at the response to the Futurity nomina- was sent to the membership. Since there were no nominations tions, there being about 6 more than last year. She thanked Leslie from the floor, the nominees were elected and they are Leslie Baumann forjudging this year. The Futurity judge for next year will Baumann- President, Joyce Johanson-Vice President, Jan Bruton- be Don Hanson. She announced that she would be stepping down Secretary and Sarah Fitzgerald- Treasurer. The Board of Direc- as Futurity chair but will be leaving the post in the capable hands tors (3 year term) are Cassandra de la Rosa, Deborah Walsleben of Carol Hess.Ann reminded everyone to take a look at the Futu- and Tom Worlton. rity album that she and Carol had put together. She also reminded everyone to get their nominations in right after litters are born. Treasurer's Report - Sarah Fitzgerald Sarah thanked the members for sending in their dues so promptly. Handbook - Jan Bruton At this time, there were 224 "paid" members, 88 "unpaids" and A thorough revision of the Handbook is coming up so all commit- a few new members. There is approximately $50,000.00 in tee chairs will be asked to revise their pertinent sections if needed. the Treasury, $17,300.00 in the Health and Education Trust and Historian - Linda Crabill $5500.00 in the Rescue Fund. Linda thanked everyone who entered the photo contest this year Rescue. AKC Delegate - Ray Sledzik which raised $93.00 for Ray attended all delegates meetings last year. The AKC is plan- Judges' Education - Pat Keen-Fernandes ning to make some changes in the area of entry changes and Ray Pat announced that there. would be a judges' education seminar on will keep the club members posted when and if they happen. He Friday in conjunction with the National. Over the past year, the expects the AKC recording fee will go up to $3.00. The AKC committee has been in charge of4 different seminars throughout the Parent Club Conference will be held next year in Cincinnati. country and there have been approximately 70 judges who viewed COMMITTEE REPORTS the Parent Club program. If anyone has a judges' group or kennel club who would be interested in viewing the ALAC program, con- AKC Gazette- Cassandra de la Rosa tact Pat or any other member of the Judges' Eduction Committee. All columns have been submitted on time and in last March's issue, the Lhasa column was spotlighted. Membership - Joyce Johanson From November last year to October this year, 20 membership Awards - Bobbie Wood applications were processed and approved. 17 were single mem- Almost all the awards for this year have been picked up. Bobbie berships, the other 3 were family. There were 2 foreign mem- encouraged those who had not signed up for the awards dinner to berships. Joyce reminded everyone when renewing to send dues do so. to Sarah Fitzgerald not to her (Joyce). She also reminded everyone to use the current application form, not the old one, if signing Breed Referral - Leslie Baumann for new members. This new form is found in the Bulletin. Leslie was pleased to report that she had received no negative comments regarding breeders from people asking for referrals. National Specialty - Pat Keen-Fernandes She reminded everyone of the on-line breeder referral for those In place of Steve Campbell who was unable to attend, Pat thanked who Futurity nominate a litter. Also, she would like to be all the people who volunteered in setting up the show. The 2004 informed of members' litters. Specialty show is moving to St. Louis - "Meet Us in St. Louis". Breed Rescue - Leslie Baumann It will be the 3rd full week of October at the Holiday Inn, 20-25 There are some good rescue operations in California where there minutes from the airport. There will again be an ALAC Regional is an on-line e-mail list- the California Lhasa Rescue List and National, with judges being Dorothy Welsh (Regional) and for those interested in getting involved. The Rescue Fund Edd Biven(National). Plans are to have a luncheon midweek on Lhasa has been maintained at approximately $5000.00. Also, Wednesday at the Dog Museum. Moving on to 2005,the committee Susan Jordan from Rescue has started auctions on E-Bay. is looking at several options on the Coast. Pat commented how for getting this effort up and East North Carolina is responsible easy it was for ALAC to do the Regional this year. There are several running. Direct donations to Rescue can be made using openings on the Show Committee and Pat is looking for volunteers. Pay-Pal via the web site which is Lhasaapsorescue.org. Obedience - Deanna Maxwell Breed Standard - Susan Giles The entry at this year's National was down. Deanna encouraged The breed standard committee met prior to the board meeting. everyone to train their dogs and enter next year. Only a couple more photos have to be added before the whole illustrated breed standard will be sent out to the membership for Ways and Means - Carla Varney a vote in 2 more months. The illustrated standard will be voted Bobbie announced that Carla's table was set up with plenty on in sections b either "approve" or "disapprove". If a section of ALAC items, including the McCartney sweatshirts and is "disapproved', then a comment must be given stating the. t-shirts which have been very popular this year. Another order specific reason for the disapproval in order to aid the committee will be going out for these items right after the National. in finalizing the document.

40 Assam lantAposado ANEW Phsibanliplissilig Yearbook - Marsha Susag Impromptu Board Meeting #1 The 1999-2000 Yearbook is finished and has been shipped to Prior to the Annual Meeting, Cathy Marley gave a presentation to all who pre-ordered and some are for sale at the National. the board of a quotation for research by Mary Whiteley, President Marsha's goal was for the Yearbook to break even and it of DNA solutions regarding canine renal dysplasia. Cathy was did. The next plan is to pick up 1995-1998 in one volume. recommending that the Board give serious thought to backing this research with funding from ALAC's Health and Education Trust. Old Business None Impromptu Board Meeting #2 The board met immediately after the Annual meeting. Since New Business Leslie would be taking over as President, a new board member Don Hanson expressed his appreciation to Susan Giles for her needed to be appointed in her place. Susan moved and Pat sec- contribution to ALAC as Bulletin editor. Ron Crowder moved, onded that Steve Campbell fill this board position. The motion Bev Drake seconded, to adjourn the meeting. passed. A date and place for the next board meeting was discussed and March of 2004 in Las Vegas was decided upon. The meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Jan Bruton, Secretary

ALAC's New Research Project by Cathy Marley Many people label any problem that appears to be inherited a abnormal test results in urine or blood. Therefore, the matings "genetic disease". However, though there are legitimate genetic involving this allele must be very nearly random. When we cal- diseases, there are also a variety ofproblems that have an inherited culate the carrier rate according to a well known genetic formula component, but are of a fundamentally different nature. Dealing (called the "Hardy-Weinburg Formula") we find the following. If effectively with any genetic problem requires an understanding of we hypothetically have an affected rate of 1% of the population, the relationship between the genes(genotype) and the phenotype. the carrier rate is 18%. Only 81% of the population is clear of the Most of these conditions involve mutations that lead to the pro- gene. duction of a nonfunctional enzyme, or one that is totally absent. Calculating gene frequency assumes 200 genes for 100 dogs, and In heterozygotes, the single good copy of the gene is generally would be the sum (81 * 2) + 18 = 180 or 90% of 200 : the fre- able to produce sufficient enzyme to handle the normal workload. quency ofthe normal gene = 90%(1 * 2)+ 18 = 20 or 10% of 200 However, in a few cases, carriers as well as affected individuals : the frequency of the HICD gene = 10% have to be careful about their diet, or may exhibit less severe phe- The implications of these numbers are ominous. Assuming a notypic effects. recessive mode of inheritance, if we biopsied the kidneys of every Not all mutations involve metabolic pathways. Some involve pro- healthy dog today, and found that 1% of them had even minimal teins that have structural roles in cells and tissues. Others involve evidence of kidney dysplasia, 18 % of the entire population are regulatory genes that control the correct sequence ofevents during carriers. Since the obviously affected animals are probably rec- development. ognized in only a small proportion of cases, the incidence of the These may lead to such problems as septal defects in the heart affected state is probably greatly underestimated. The real number or the failure of the embryonic kidney to develop into the adult of affected dogs may be 119 or more times greater than the number form. Nevertheless, all can legitimately be considered genetic dis- who are discovered because they are ill from the disease. That eases as there is a direct one-to-one relationship between a single means that if 1% of our dog population is being seen by the vet- mutated gene and a particular problem. erinarians because they are sick from kidney dysplasia, the actual Shortly after the first few breedings of Tibetan imports, breeders incidence of the disease in clinically healthy, but biopsy positive began to notice the occurrence of puppies which, at the time of animals, is probably closer to 10%. This would correspond to a weaning, urinated pale urine, drank large quantities of water, and carrier rate of about 44%. later went on to develop clinical signs ofkidney failure, ultimately An animal has to have less than 25% kidney function before dying of uremia. Over the past 40 years or so, efforts have been routine screening blood tests show elevated levels of BUN and made to study this disease, and determine its causes. We have creatinine. As of this moment we lack a reliable means, other than learned a few things. Others remain a mystery. surgical exploration and kidney biopsy, of identifying the great The actual lesion of the kidney in HICD (Hereditary Kidney Dis- majority of affected animals. As a result, we can inadvertently use ease) is a failure of maturation of the fetal kidney. In the dog, all an affected individual multiple times, increasing the pathologic pups are born with fetal kidneys, but by 8 or 10 weeks, normal gene incidence in a relatively small population. puppies kidneys have differentiated further and resemble the adult We badly need a non-invasive screening test which enables us to kidney. In pups affected with the HIM,parts of the kidney fail to eliminate the affected animals and camera which now go unrec- fully differentiate. ognized. Any plan to eliminate the disease depends on knowledge On microscopic section we find areas of fetal kidney interspersed of the incidence and mode of transmission. But you have to know with normal kidney tissue. These abnormal areas of fetal tissue what animal is carrying the defect before you can put any genetic are called dysplasia. information to use. The problem right now is the lack of a cheap, Sick puppies exhibit the well known signs of renal failure: failure non-invasive method of identifying minimally affected individu- to concentrate urine, resulting in large amounts of dilute urine, als. Until you can screen animals for the defect, all the genetic excessive water intake, vomiting, weight loss, failure to thrive. information in the world won't help. Well, help is now on the In older animals, among the symptoms of kidney failure are early way. I am happy to report that we have a talented investigator/ tooth loss, poor condition, weight loss, malaise, and poor appetite. geneticist, Dr. Mary Whitely, working to identify the culprit gene However, many animals whose kidneys are affected show no sign and develop DNA test that will enable us to identify dogs who of illness, nor are their blood or urine tests abnormal. All young carry the gene. ALAC has approved Dr. Whitely's credentials mammals have at least 4 times the kidney tissue they absolutely and agreed to offer her some financial support for her continued need, so that pups who have more than 25% offunctioning kidney research. Thanks to material provided from a large DNA and tissue appear normal and healthy often into advanced old age. kidney biopsy case study done by Debbie Rothman, Dr. Whitely In HKD, the affected state is difficult to recognize unless the has already identified two suspect genes, and is working to decode animal is clinically ill. We believe that this is the case very infre- their nucleotide sequence. She hopes to be able to provide a test quently, since over 75% of the kidney must be non-functional for HKD in the not too distant future. We will report her progress before the animal shows any recognizable signs of illness or to the membership as it is updated. Cathy Marley, MD. Health and Genetics Committee Alr

41 Red Fox's Ebony St. Patrick (Am., Mex., International Ch San Dhi's Lite N' Up x Ch Ebony Shades 0' Twinkle Bear, ROM)

BEST OF WINNERS MAJOR WIN

PEARL RIVER KENNEL CLUB 2003 "SOSA Ph°" C°PaLUI 5V689_9996

• Patrick entered his first show at the age of seven month, the same as Potter. Potlte oved out front during the first six shows, but Paddy made a come-back in Biloxi whe F took his first single and then three days later his first 3-point major ---- over Pott Thanks to judges Col. Harold R. Brizee (1 point) and Mollie Martin (3 points) for startin Paddy on his way to a successful championship. Red Fox Lhasas of Mississippi Owners/Breeders/Handlers: (601)853-7763(home) Dave and Sue Cannimore (601)832-6266 (cell) 144 Red Fox Lane [email protected] Madison MS 39110 42 Red Fox's Ebony Pot 0' Gold (Am., Mex., International Ch San Dhi's Lite N' Up x Ch Ebony Shades 0' Twinkle Bear, ROM)

1111111111111 Potter entered his first show at the age of seven month. Six shows and one month lat he was singled out and looking for majors. Watch for him and his brother, Red Fox' Ebony St. Patrick, in rings around the South and Southwest.

Thanks to judges Karen McFarlane (2 pts), Betsy Dale (2 pts), Jo Anne Schullier (2 pt Joan Frailey (1 pt), Norm Patton (1 pt) and Bob Moore (1 pt) for recognizing this guy' show attributes. Thanks also to Sandy Devlin for allowing us to breed our bitch to h Jon to produce this nice litter. Red Fox Lhasas of Mississippi Owners/Breeders/Handlers: (601)853-7763 (home) Dave and Sue Cannimore (601)832-6266 (cell) 144 Red Fox Lane [email protected] Madison MS 39110

43 New Ch. Red Fox's Rock My World ( Ch Knolwood's Raisin Cain x Ch Ebony Shades 0' Twinkle Bear, ROM)

NEW CHAMPION MAJOR WIN PEARL RIVER KENNEL CLUB 2003 Caft Ft". "YF.

1 ,1 ipper's sister, Rock, finished her championship under Provisional Judge Mollie ,Martin in Biloxi on December 7. She's a beautiful, sweet young lady, and we're offering her for sale to an appropriate show home or, spayed, to a pet home I111=where she can get the love and attention she craves. Red Fox Lhasas of Mississippi Owners: Dave and Sue Cannimore and Frank and Barbara Trujillo Owners/Breeders/Handlers: (601)853-7763 (home) Dave and Sue Cannimore (601)832-6266 (cell) 144 Red Fox Lane [email protected] Madison MS 39110 44 Ch Red Fox's Ta-Ka-Tip From Raisin ( Ch Knolwood's Raisin Cain x Ch Ebony Shades 0' Twinkle Bear, ROM)

Tipper has BOB's and one Group placement to her credit through November, 2003. Not bad for a girl who won't turn two years old until January and has only bee ecialed on a limited basis since she finished her championship with co-own1 jot, Frank Trujillo. We're expecting great things out of Tipper for 2004!!! • Red Fox Lhasas of Mississippi Owners: Dave and Sue Cannimore and Frank and Barbara Trujillo Owners/Breeders/Handlers: (601)853-7763 (home) Dave and Sue Cannimore (601)832-6266 (cell) 144 Red Fox Lane [email protected] Madison MS 39110 45 (a% UAUJPEA ••c•

American Lhasa AMC Club 2003 National Specialty Judee: Dana Read

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47 Tabu PA Lhasa Apsos A Registry of Merit Kennel Sister Act!

Sharil J'aro Logical Choice CH. Tabu PA Winter Frolic Tabu PA Shari! Abbey Road "Abbey" has drawn attention in her neck of the woods from breeders and judges alike. She has shown that youth is not a deterrent and is on her way to her title. Abbey is featured with Mrs. Peggy Dillard Cam Thank you for appreciating her type and quality.

Co-breeders and Co-owners: Nancy Plunkett, Cheryl Jozwick, Amy Andrews, Tabu PA Lhasa Apsos

Nancy J. and James Plunkett 14290 Greenview Drie Greencastle PA 17225 (717) 597-4757 jmp@innernetnet

48 - I Shari! Lhasa Apsos A Registry of Merit Kennel Sister Act!

CH. Tabu PA Winter Frolic Sharil Jaro Logical Choice Shari! Tabu PA Off Road "Rhoda" decided that "puppy practice" wasn't enough for her and has garnered 8 points and a major in short order - and over her older kennelmates! Thank you to the judges for seeing her potential through her inexperienced youth. Rhoda will continue her campaign from the Bred-By Class.

Co-breeders and Co-owners: Cheryl Joz wick, Amy Andrews, Nancy Plunkett

Cherlynn Jozwick Amy Andrews LVT 5779 Recreation Drive 18105 Kirkshire West Bloomfield MI 48324 Sharil Lhasa Apsos Beverly Hills, MI 48025 (248) 706-8858 (248) 644-9194 [email protected] [email protected]

49 Shari! Lhasa Apsos A Registry of Merit Kennel Announcing our Newest Champion

CH. T.-1Z Sweet Lou of Sin-Sa Sin-Sa's Southern Living Ch. Sin-Sa's Living Legend

Tex is proven at stud with a litter on the ground here at Sharil

Special thanks to all of "Tex's People". The success of his campaign was directly influenced by their belief in him: Cindy Butsic, Ginny Anderson, Judy George and Lorrie Carleton.

Smitten Owners: Proud Breeders: Clooney Cherlynn Jozwick Lynette McKay Amy Andrews Debbie Lynette Clooney

50 Sin-Sa "PUDGE"

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Ch. Sin-Sa's Behind Home Plate

Like his namesake, Ivan Rodriguez, Pudge is indeed an ALL STAR and MVP. His exquisite type and smooth, flowing movement allowed him to quickly finish with back-to-back 5 point majors shown exclusively from the Bred-By-Exhibitor Class. Pudge is co-bred by the late Linda Tackett.

Breeder/Owner Lynette Clooney 25 Rancho Drive North Keller, TX 76248 [email protected]

51 Notesfrom all over...

SPIRIT OF PEW ENGLAND Luther's Cespa's Black is Back. Best Sr and Grand Sweeps winner of NE Winter is upon us with snow up to 30" in some parts was Pat Keen-Fernandes and Stephanie Kodis's Mokiema Hylan today. I opened the back door to let the dogs out this morning, ShoTru Secrets. only to have them retreat back inside as the snow was above As we sit here in the midst of our first major snowstorm ofthe year, busy shoveling paths the head of my biggest Lhasa. I've been we look forward to the year end Christmas party held on Sat. after for them today...We have had a very busy show schedule Christmas. We always have a great time with lots of food, drink, article, so I am only listing the major wins, since my last exchange of gifts and sharing memories of the year that has just Juniors success. breed, group, and finishes and of course our passed. In January the Fitchburg shows start the year off and doing quite Our juniors have been showing their hearts out and we are hoping for majors. Dana Read will be up judging TT's well. The Chestna sisters have only been showing for a year, but and it will be good to see her again. Hopefully she can get have really outdone themselves. Emily Chestna went Best Jr. in that house of hers sold and be back with us in the NE where Show from the Novice Sr class in Albany. She is now compet- we think she belongs... We have to tell her that anyone can ing in open with her older sister Christina who was not to be have sunshine, but not everyone gets this lovely white stuff.. outdone by little sister and went on to Best Jr. in Show at the Until next time: Janice Tilley, Solitude@aoLcom Worcester County KC. Little sister Bethney is now placing in Novice Jrs. and doing a nice job showing Kippy. Emily Luther is now in Open Jr. and has placed at almost all the shows she has COMMANb PERFORMANCE entered. She is hoping to get those last 2 points on her girl Daisy. Despite the low turnout for the Regional and National Obedience Kati Golemon(Sammi Jo's grandaughter) has been doing well trials, there were multiple qualifiers each trial. Deanna Maxwell showing her Pug in Jr's. Not having a Lhasa of her own, and was the only exhibitor, but her dedication was rewarded with really loving them, she has been helping out in the Lhasa ring. High in Trial and a new CD on "Katie" and High in Trial She will soon co-own my boy, Tigger, so she can show a Lhasa and a new CDX on "Andy". Her "Mercedes" also had a in Jrs...Jen Dargie had taken a break from Jrs. and been rack- qualifying score. Congratulations and thank you to Deanna ing up points in the regular classes. Now that we have a great for her hard work. As we move back to the central region group of Juniors, she has decided to go back to also competing for 2004, we hope to have a much larger entry next year. in the Jrs. ring..It is so nice to see these 6 girls all ringside and At the Whidbey Island KC show in November, Becky Hughes all showing in not only Jrs., but the breed..They keep us on earned two new CDX titles on her breed champions "Pepper" and our toes as they are very capable of outhandling us oldsters. "Chopper". A nice way to finish the year. I haven't heard from This fall, Merrimack dogs have really been winning up a storm. many exhibitors lately--if you want your brags listed here, be sure to Marcia Read and Marilyn Ricciotti's Ch Beccaman Benbridge forward new titles to me. Shayzar(Shay) has won 6 breeds, Joan ICarger's, Ch. Dandilion Carol Hess, [email protected] Huntress(Tess) took 4 Breeds including the Merrimack Winter Specialty and a Group 3, Julie Luther's Ch. Cespa's Dizzy Dance(Lizzy) picked up 4 breeds and 2 group placements, a NORTHWEST PASSAGES 3 and a 4. As I write this, it is almost Christmas and last August is but a Lorraine Ruliera's Ch. Shantela's Simone C'est Bon...won the memory - though for Larry and me a happy one as we finished Breed at one of the Springfield shows. Word has it that Bobbie "Scotti" at the CLAF Specialty,judged by Jean Lade. Tia Mclaugh- Wood, Sarah Fitzgerald and Mary Power's Ch. Anbara Alasara lin and Ann Lanterman's bitch "Molly" continued her winning Smart Aleck had a really fantastic Fall. Handled by Debbie streak by going Best in Sweepstakes and then went WB and Burke he took 7 breeds that included 3 Regional Specialties and BOW (again handled by young Amanda) from the 12-18 mo. 3 group placements. Both Aleck and Lizzy went to the"smokey" class. Arlene Miller's young boy "Perry" won his first BISS! National in Southern CA and came home with Awards of Merit. As our show season progressed into Fall, Cassandra and Aleck was also invited to enter the Garden making him a top Raul's boy "Donny" completed his championship making Ch.#3 5 Lhasa for breed points. Ann Burton came up to Worcester for his dad "Obie". Tia and Ann's girl "Daisy" won KC with her Marlcie and Isabell. Markie, Ch. Suntory Lion- another Group and several more Group Placements ; Leslie Ann's heart Marker's Mark took the Breed and on to a Group 2. "Louie", co-bred by Sandy Zade, co-owned by Pat Jackson, We also have three new champions in the club. Bobbie, Sarah picked up 3 majors in nothing flat and Arlene and Barb Corbett's and Mary are really proud of their boy Bear, Ch Anbara Ala- "Stardust" won her 3rd major to finish. Wow! Then it was sara Mokiema Bear who finished with 5 majors. Rita Cloutier's time for us to head down to California, fires and all, for the Ransi Do You Believe in Majic(Dewey) received his finishing Western Regional, Futurity and National. Our first big winner major at the Merrimack Winter Specialty. Stephanie Kodis put was Tia's "Molly" who finished her championship by going WB the finishing major on Elaine Rosenquist's Orlane's Imagine and BOW at the Regional. Then at the Futurity, Arlene's "Perry" That(Emma Jean)the Cape Cod weekend. That same weekend, won it all by going Grand Futurity Winner- what a thrill for Arlene. Jean Dargie put a 5 point major on her girl Reba, Jeda Mokiema And at the National itself, both of Cassandra and Raul's Specials, Little Rascal. Then on to Springfield where Reba took the Breed "Donny" and "Chili" won a Select award, as did Arlene's "Perry" from the classes for a 5 point major. She also took a major on and Shirley Clark's "Trepi"(from the Veteran Bitch class). Every Friday. Also at Springfield, our favorite veteran Ch. Mokiema's one of our Northwest contingent who showed a dog placed or won Skulduggery took a veteran Group 3 guided as always by Rita. in at least one of these shows. As breeders, it is always Majors are being won by Maureen Stretch's Sutra's Temple gratifying to know that one can compete and win on a (Shirley), Pat Keen-Fernandes and Stephanie Kodis's Mok- National level. Carol Hess and Ann Lanterman did their iema Hylan ShoTru Secrets and Aphrodites Tibetan Sun usual superb "directing" job with the table decorations owned by Aphrodite Denerello and Joe Menyo who also won (sponsored by CLAF)for the awards banquet. Carol had connec- the Grand Sweeps at the Westchester Specialty. The Merri- tions in the film industry so she and Aim drove into Hollywood, mack Winter Specialty, held in conjunction with the Boston loaded their van with "props" and produced the "reel" deal for our Cluster, resulted in Joan Karger's Ch. Dandi-Lions Huntress- banquettables. Don and Naomi Hanson's room smelled like popcorn BOB, Rita Cloutier, Mary Powers and Stephanie Kodis's Ch for days afterward due to their microwave efforts to top offthe decor. Mokiema's Skulduggery-BOS (at 111/2 years old), WD was All in all, the banquet, to say nothing of the whole National week Rita Cloutier's new Ch. Ransi's Do you Believe in Magic, was a smash hit for our Northwest ALAC members. Thumbs up! BOW, BBE, BBE Group 3 and Best Puppy in Sweeps Julie Jan Bruton,[email protected] 52 BARBO presents... Multi Group Winning Ch. Bathos Somesweet Blossom

OAKLAND COUNTY KENNEL CLUB November 22, 2003 Judge: Mrs. Houston (Toddle) Clark

Breeder/owner/handled Barbo Lhasa Apsos Barbara & Bob Prenger 8431 Timberline Drive 586-739-8722 Shelby Twp., MI 48316

53 Notesfrom all over... =CRAW Summer and fall have been just wonderful in Colorado. At the Saturday Conroe show Nancy Stephens put a 5 point both Unfortunately, the shows consisted of all single point entries. major on her Chiyoko's Sunkist Kha Thi. She now has Nemue At Buckhom, Charlene Dellinger's Ch. Charlet's Millenium of her majors. At the Sunday Conroe show My Parti was recognized with a Group 4. Winner's Dog picked up a 4 point major which gives her a second major. Houston & BOW both days was Sundancer Hairy Patter owned by The Christmas party of the Lhasa Apso Club of Greater Orville & Eva Wagaman & Lori Johnson. Winner's Bitch was held Saturday night after the Conroe show. A great time was went to Orlane's Gail Force Rising one day; Jaron's Tham-B had by all with the good food, gift exchange riot and the fund rais- Ziang Xai, owned by Dr. Sabapathy & JR Junkins, the next. ing auction. Lee Nagel sent a lot of home made goodies for the In Greeley, Winner's Dog both days was Free Spirit's Rebel auction, and they brought in a good portion of the money raised. Heart, owned by Cheryl Clamp & Debi Walsleben. Winner's Thanks Lee. We are all looking forward to Christmas and the New Bitch both days was Jaron's Tham-B Xiang Xai. Best of Breed Year. And our Specialty is coming up in March and we would like went to my import Ch. El Minja's Walk on Water and Best of to invite all of you. Opposite to Cheryl & Debi's Ch. Free Spirit's Tuff Enough. Marie Allman, [email protected]

Heading north to Cheyenne, Winner's Dog was Sundancers R CENTRAL EAST Weasley from the Puppy Class. Debby Rotlunan's FF Moonspirit Hello All: Since the National, everything seems like a blur. I had Cheyenne Starr and Debi & Cheryl's Free Spirit's Got Smart a great trip and enjoyed seeing some of the sights this year. I spent "99" won in bitches. Best of Breed & BOS flip flopped between much time trying to talk to people I don't get to see much and Ch. Free Spirit's Tuff Enough and Ch. Charlet's Millenium Parti. enjoyed every minute ofit! The Ways and Means booth did well too! Well, here are some highlights of what's been going on in my At the September Evergreen shows, Sandy Devlin was up from area: New Mexico and went home with Winner's Dog,BOW and BOS Khasa's Genuine Joy owned by Joanna Burley finished her cham- on her bred-by dog, San-Dhi's More of t'Same Beat. Getting a pionship, as did Khasa's Buffalo Woman. Barbara and Don major the hard way was Debi & Cheryl's Free Spirit's Got Smart bred both bitches. Bev is tearing up the rings with "99" by going Winner's Bitch, BOW & BOB over the two spe- Schwartz Cosmo's Misti Acre's Cianna bred by Robyn White and Marilyn cials. The next day, Tammi Stidham's Rhapsody JollyTime, also Lucas, and Misty Acres Beethoven, bred by Bev. Susan Gile's converted single points into a major by going BOB over Specials. Pete is also doing well and placing pretty consistently in the groups. Susan took the breed in Philly the three days she was Ch. Rhapsody Jack's JollyTime also picked up two BOB wins at there, and Ann Burton picked up the breed on the last day with Ch. the Southern Colorado shows. Winner's Dog was split between Suntory Lionhart Maker's Mark. It was single points three days, Free Spirit's Rebel Heart and FFT Sine Qua Non owned by but pulled a four point major one day with Snowlion's Twist of Debby Rothman, J. & K. Timbers. Winner's Bitch also was Fate picking up the big win in dogs. Kim Cardamone and Linda split: Wanda Yeager's black bitch Ladell Gigi by Moonlight took Kendall Smith bred this dog. Bev's Cianna took the major in the points one day and Free Spirit's Got Smart "99" the next. bitches and Susan got a Group 2 one of the days with Pete. Elaine Fran,fmstrayet@aoLcont King has been picking up some singles with Bodnath Belle and Khelang Kyi Gushu. This dog was imported from Spain from Patty Duque Vallencia. FROM THE LONE STAR STATE At the CMLAF specialty Bev won both majors with Cianna and Beethoven. Debbie took the breed with Aleck, and Gina won the The Texas contingent to the National Specialty consisted of sweeps with Baywind's She Stole My Heart. I know Pete took Robin Fisher, Nancy Stephens and Marie Allman. We first went the breed at the NCALAC specialty the next day, but unfortunately to the San Diego zoo and when leaving there heard "Evacuate the that is all the information I have. area"from police cars with loud speakers. The trek up to Pomona Ch. Stunmerwind Tygerlilly Circe visited Virginia Beach during was long and worrisome with several forced route changes to the week of the National and and picked up a group 3 along the avoid fire danger. The National was worth all the ash in the air way. And Ch. Hi Tide Hob Nob Knot for Sail garnered a group 2 and scary reports on TV about the fires nearby. Thanks for all the one weekend as well. hard work to bring the National to the exhibitors. Walter Lipka has settled his insurance claim with his motorhome Back to Texas, Robin Fisher and Mom Lee Nagel finished their finally, and he is in China as I write. I hope to be able to give some first Lhasa exclusively from the Bred By Class. They are very information on his trip in my next article. proud of CH. Ku-Ther's R A Texas Lullaby CGC. They also I am headed off to Savannah GA for Thanksgiving and shows. have both majors on Ku-Ther Spice OfTibet, aka"Jeep"from the Then I will be off to Boston for the MLAC specialty if I survive all Bred By Class. the traveling! Mary Vaden reports that her My Thai's Luv Me Tender, That's all for now! If I've missed anyone, please forgive me, and aka "Elvis" finished his championship from the puppy class. please write me Carla Varney, [email protected]

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Award of Merit 2003 ALAC National Specialty

Thank you Judge Mrs. Dana Read

Best of Breed and Group 4 Worcester County KC Thank you Judges Mr. Carl Gomes and Mr. Richard Bauer

Also Best of Breed at Windham County Kennel Club. Thank you Mr. Michael bachel.

Congratulations to half-sister CH Dandi-Lion's Huntress on her Specialty Best in Show at MLAC's winter Specialty.

-breeder Owner/handler/breeder Ott Co Julie H. Luther Janice M. Tilley cespa@comcastnet APSOS [email protected]

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At MLAC's Winter Specialty, in conjunction with Ladies bog Club, "Lola" got what she wanted

Best Puppy in Sweepstakes, Winners Bitch for a 5 point major, Best of Winners, Best Bred By Exhibitor in Breed, Bred By Exhibitor Group 3

Congratulations to litter brother Ch Cespa's American Idol, "Simon" and Ron Crowder on becoming a champion with 4 majors and a group placement before his first birthday! What a weekend!

Owner/handler/breeder Co-breeder Julie H. Luther G. Edward Moses [email protected] 1fJfl APSOS [email protected]

59 SOLITUDE TIGGER TENZIN

KATE GOLEMON AND TIGGER

TIGGER TOOK A COUPLE OF YEARS OFF FROM SHOWING,

CAUSE..Tiggers got to do, What Tiggers do..

TIGGER SPENT HIS TIME GROWING UP, DIGGING HOLES, CHASING THE GIRLS AND JUST BEING A TIGGER. NOW IT IS TIME TO GROW HIS COAT BACK AND GET SERIOUS WITH THIS THING CALLED SHOWS. HE HAS A NEW FRIEND AND CO-OWNER, KATE GOLEMON WHO WILL BE SHOW- ING HIM NOT ONLY IN THE CLASSES, BUT ALSO IN THE JR. RING. Watch for this pair

OWNED BY: JANICE TILLEY, SOLITUDE LHASAS A PSOS, 12 CHURCH ST, OXFORD, MA 01540 508-987-1068, FLWRPE"P@AOL.('OM

CO-OWNED BY:KATE GOLEMON, IPSWICH. MA

60 Ada. Nlokiema £11Rascal

Sire: Ch. Moktema GoodltittrHunting Dam:Moktema s gatry Taks

What afabuCous weekend? First a major with .Ann 3-learn - thank you,.Ann, for appreciating Reba! Then going Breed(for 5points) in competitionfrom her open class under Joe Walton.. 'What a thrift! The excitement of her day andweekeruiis stiCCwith me... Thank you all Breeder/Owner/Handter: Owner/Handler: Mary Powers, Stephanie Jean &Jen Dargie Xodis Ada Lhasa Apsos Mokiema .Lhasa Apsos 138 Fisher Street 291 Pleasant Street "Westboro, _MA 01581 Canton, MA 02021

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AWARD OF MERIT AMERICAN LHASA APSO CLUB NATIONAL SPECIALTY

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Dam.Ch. Mi Toya's Wind Chime Sire: Ch. Mi Toya's Hole N One

Summer finished with four majors. Thank you Judge Dana Read for honoring us as a Select Bitch. Just a year of age, we are very proud of her.

Congratulations also to Summer's half brother "Walker"for being awarded with Winners Dog.

Breeder/Owner/Handler: Jo Anne Hays, E-MAIL: [email protected] WEB SITE: www.mitoyalhasas.com ka5a .4‘435c)

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63 MOM'S LHASA OUR NEW CHAMPION MOJA'S MARK OF ZORRO

MOKIEMA' S LOVE AND LAUGHTER ISS CH. MOJA' S MAHOGANY MOET

Markie Mark shown winning his fourth major at the LACOGNY Specialty this past September. We are so proud of him finishing his championship from the BBE classes.

KATHY PETRIE FALLON OWNER: KATHY PETRIE BREEDERS: STEPHANIE KODIS, MARY POWERS, JOHN & FALLON MOM'S LHASA OUR VETERAN BISS CH. MOJA' S PARTY DA 1

MBIS,BISS CH, HOPEFUL'S HANSEM HANSEL, ROM GW CH. MOJA' S SUNSHINE GLITTER GIRL, ROM Our Dalai, shown taking the Veteran Group at the Vineland Kennel Club, at the tender age of ten. We are so proud of her. She still keeps on trucking, and loves to go to the shows. Dalai owns and handles Kathy Petrie Fallon, 603 Harding Avenue,Feasterville, PA 19053 [email protected].

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