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E O Cial Publication of the Basenji Club of America, Inc Vol.51 | No. 2 | MAY JUN JUL AUG | 2016 e O cial Publication BULLETINof the Basenji Club of America, Inc. BCOA BULLETIN CONTENTS MAY/JUN/JUL/AUG 2016 On the cover JAYDA Nailah in That Lil Red Dress For Woodella Bred by: Christine Petersen Owned by: Tom Rabbi e & Charley Donaldson Handled by: Charley Donaldson West of England Ladies Kennel Society (WELKS), Malvern, England 2016. Jayda was awarded Best Any Variety Puppy. Cru s, Birmingham, England 2016. Jayda was awarded Best Of Breed, Best Puppy, and Bitch Challenge Certi cate. Cover Photo: George Waddell, om WELKS show. Photo at right: V.L. Gaskell FEATURES DEPARTMENTS 7 Calendar of Events 20 A LIFETIME MEMBER PROFILE DR. STEVE GONTO 8 About this Issue BY DR. STEVE GONTO, WITH HOLLY HAMILTON 9 Contributors 26 CELEBRATION OF DOGS 10 Letter from the President CRUFTS ENGLAND 1891-2016 12 Training Tips BY ETHEL BLAIR 13 Juniors 30 A JUDGE’S POINT OF VIEW AKC & ASFA LURE COURSING JUDGING BY HOLLY HAMILTON REPORTS 32 SPORTSMANSHIP BY GREGORY ALDEN BETOR 14 Committee Reports 35 VALE JOHN EDWARD VALK 16 Affi liate Club Reports A TRIBUTE 18 Basenji Foundation Stock Applicants BY COLLABORATION cvr2 BCOA Bulletin (MAY/JUN/JUL/AUG 2016) visit us online at www.basenji.org www.facebook.com/basenji.org BCOA Bulletin (MAY/JUN/JUL/AUG 2016) 1 It’s never too late to celebrate your wins (or the cuteness). BULLETIN Let the world know you’re proud of your hound with an ad in the Bulletin. e O cial Publication Best value around. of the Basenji Club of America, Inc. EDITOR Mary Ellen Chaffi n DESIGN & PRODUCTION Mary Ellen Chaffi n CONTENT EDITOR Barbara Reisinger ADVERTISING EDITOR Suzanne La Croix ADVERTISING LAYOUT & PRODUCTION Suzanne La Croix AFFILIATE CLUB & COMMITTEE COORDINATOR Susan Chuvala KARLA SCHREIBER Eddie and Magenta retired to the garden cart! eir rst tail trims, and a nice walk around the neighborhood, took a lot out of these 5 (USPS 707-210) ISSN 1077-808x month old cuties! Published Quarterly March, June, September & December By the Basenji Club of America, Inc. Janet Ketz, Secretary 34025 West River Road, Wilmington, IL 60481 Periodical Postage Paid at Kerrville, TX and at additional mailing offi ces. Postmaster: Send address changes to: Basenji Club of America, Inc. Janet Ketz, Secretary 34025 West River Road ADVERTISERS Wilmington, IL 60481 C1, 1 Tom Rabbitte, Woodella Basenjis Copyright © 2016 C2 Angela Binns, Tazin Basenjis by the Basenji Club of America, Inc. 3 Bob and Terry Reed, Illusion Basenjis All Rights Reserved. 11 Basenji Club of Southeastern Wisconsin, Specialty Material may be reprinted without written permission in publications C3, C4 Julie and Kathy Jones, Jasiri-Sukari Basenjis of BCOA Affi liate Clubs only. 2 BCOA Bulletin (MAY/JUN/JUL/AUG 2016) visit us online at www.basenji.org www.facebook.com/basenji.org BCOA Bulletin (MAY/JUN/JUL/AUG 2016) 3 COMMITTEES & CHAIRS AFRICAN STOCK PROJECT EDITORIAL ADVISORY PUBLIC EDUCATION James Johannes, chair Suzanne La Croix Natalie Mortelmans, chair NATIONAL SPECIALTY [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Linda Siekert Karen Hutchison EVENTS COORDINATOR/LIAISON [email protected] [email protected] Veronica Predale Karen Terry BCOA OFFICERS AKC DELEGATE [email protected] [email protected] Katie Campbell PRESIDENT BRYAN GREGORY HEALTH & RESEARCH [email protected] RESCUE LIAISON Woodinville, WA Katy Scott, chair Joe Carlson, chair Held between July 1 and November 30 each year, the National PERPETUAL NATIONAL SPECIALTY CALENDAR 509-730-5801, [email protected] AKC GAZETTE COLUMN [email protected] [email protected] Marcia Woodard Laurie Stargell off ers competitive events—Agility, AKC and/or ASFA Lure VICE PRESIDENT LEEBETH CRANMER Sharron Hurlbut [email protected] [email protected] Coursing, Obedience, Puppy and Veteran Sweepstakes, African Reading, PA [email protected] Stock Exhibition, Junior Showmanship, regular and non-regular 610-929-5419, [email protected] AKC LEGISLATIVE LIAISON JUDGES EDUCATION SOCIAL MEDIA Vickie Jacobs Marianne Klinkowski, chair conformation classes, and the all important Best of Breed. SECRETARY JANET KETZ Karen Hutchison, chair [email protected] [email protected] Wilmington, IL [email protected] In addition, the annual club meeting, an auction, banquet, and Sandra Bridges 815-325-5908, [email protected] ANNUAL CLUB ROSTER Andrea Stone [email protected] educational seminars are held. Mary Ellen Chaffi n, chair [email protected] TREASURER LAURA MAE HESSE Katie Campbell [email protected] Other activities included have been rally, straight-line racing, oval Poynette, WI [email protected] SPECIALTY JUDGE SELECTION Suzanne La Croix 608-692-0414, [email protected] Pam Geoff roy Brenda Phillips, chair track racing, Canine Good Citizenship, eye clinics, and fun classes. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] DIRECTORS It’s a full week that gathers hundreds of Basenjis and their owners ARCHIVE ACTION COMMITTEE Bryan Gregory Sarah Smith-Falkner together in one sett ing. JON CURBY Donna Defl orio [email protected] [email protected] SPECIALTY DATES : CORRESPONDING BID YEAR Columbia, MO [email protected] Penny Inan CONFORMATION STUD/BROOD 573-424-8691, jcurby@off a.org [email protected] West Central East BULLETIN BOARD (NEWSLETTER) HONOR ROLL 2016 : 2013 2017 : 2014 2015 : 2012 KAREN HUTCHISON Chris Maxka, editor JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP Julie Jones 2019 : 2016 2020 : 2017 2018 : 2015 Lancaster, PA [email protected] Sharon Unrau, chair [email protected] 2022 : 2019 2023 : 2020 2021 : 2018 2025 : 2022 2026 : 2023 2024 : 2021 717-468-6194, [email protected] [email protected] PERFORMANCE STUD/BROOD BULLETIN OF BCOA (MAGAZINE) Kathy Britton, tallier HONOR ROLL JACKIE JONES Mary Ellen Chaffi n, editor [email protected] Clatskanie, OR [email protected] Susan Kamen Marsicano 503-728-9413, [email protected] Barbara Reisinger LURE COURSING [email protected] 2016 2017 [email protected] Russ Jacobs, chair & ASFA Delegate SUZANNE LA CROIX SUNSHINE Aug 10–14, Longview, WA Date/Location: Sept 9-16, Gray Summit, MO Suzanne La Croix [email protected] New Hudson, MI Peg Grundman Event Coordinator: Jackie Jones Show Chair: Lisa Marshall [email protected] Anyone interested in volunteering for any positions please 248-437-4106, [email protected] MEMBERSHIP [email protected] Specialty Chair: Donna Lubbe contact any offi cer, board member or National Specialty BREEDER REFERRAL Jon Curby JUDGES ANDREW SAWLER VIDEOGRAPHER Oversight Committee. Denise Vertrees jcurby@off a.org Regular Classes: William Shelton Springfi eld, MA Andrew Sawler 502-439-9519 Sweepstakes: Pat Marshall JUDGES 413-209-9029, Andrewsawler7@gmail. NATIONAL SPECIALTY ADVISORY [email protected] Regular Classes: Laura Pond [email protected] HOST HOTEL AND SHOW SITE com Jackie Jones, chair Sweepstakes: Cecily Rappe WEBSITE CONTENT MANAGER Kelso Red Lion Inn (I-5, Exit 39) BREEDERS’ EDUCATION [email protected] DENISE VERTREES Susan Coe, chair Contact number for reservations: 1-360-578-4017 Susan Coe, chair Jon Curby, demographics Basenji2016 is the code. Double queen rooms allowing 4 Kyle, TX [email protected] [email protected] jcurby@off a.org adults and 6 dogs $89.00 per night. There will be a $50.00 502-439-9519, [email protected] Jared Reisinger Laurie Stargell LeeBeth Cranmer non-refundable pet fee. 2018 [email protected] MICHAEL WORK [email protected] [email protected] ONE TRIP TO WASHINGTON: MORE SPECIALTIES! Date/Location: Oct 15-21, Frankenmuth, MI Georgia, VT Pam Geoff roy WEB ADMIN & SITE SECURITY Evergreen Basenji Club Specialties Show Chair: Suzanne LaCroix NATIVE STOCK (STUDBOOK) Aug 5 & 6, Auburn, WA at the same site as BCOA2013 [email protected] Jeff Falkner, chair h 802-524-0140, c 615-579-8875, Pamela Geoff roy Specialty Chair: Jeff Falkner JUDGES [email protected] jeff [email protected] Regular Classes: Lisa Warren BREED STANDARD [email protected] Plus, 2 Hound shows Aug 6 & 7 at the same site. Lisa Auerbach Sweepstakes: TBD Damara Bolte, chair Aug 9, Ethel, WA: ASFA Lure Trial & AKC JC/QC PEDIGREE RESEARCH [email protected] [email protected] LIFETIME MEMBERS Sally Wallis Kyle Cabral Andrew Sawler All dates & judges pending AKC approval Damara Bolté, VA [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dr. Steve Gonto, GA PERFORMANCE EVENTS/ Anne Graves, TX BYLAWS COMMITTEE VERSATILITY Margaret “Peg” Grundman, FL Bill McCann, chair Cindy Griswold, co-chair Dr. Gary Johnson, MO [email protected] serafi na@fl yn-hi-hounds.com Sally Wallis, England Bryan Gregory Suzanne La Croix, co-chair Robert Vavra, Spain [email protected] [email protected] Carol Webb, CA 4 BCOA Bulletin (MAY/JUN/JUL/AUG 2016) visit us online at www.basenji.org www.facebook.com/basenji.org BCOA Bulletin (MAY/JUN/JUL/AUG 2016) 5 CALENDAR OF EVENTS BCOA and Affi liate Club Events for 2016 BULLETIN ARCHIVE BCOA AFFILIATE CLUBS DONNA DEFLORIO AUSTIN BASENJI CLUB (A), TEXAS HIGH COUNTRY BASENJI CLUB (HC), January February March Are you willing to donate past issues of Diane Laue COLORADO 512-288-3513 Pat Bird the Bulletin to the club? We’re looking 22 WVBC Concurrent Specialty, Portland, OR 27 EBC Lure Coursing (ASFA all-breed), Auburn, WA 7-8 EBC Booth @ Seattle KC, Seattle, WA Mike Graves 303-981-2891 19 EBC Lure Coursing (AKC all-breed), Roy, WA to complete the BCOA archives. [email protected] [email protected] 20 EBC Lure Coursing (AKC all-breed), Roy, WA Each issue is a snapshot in the timeline BASENJI CLUB OF MID-ATLANTIC BASENJI CLUB (MA), of the club and the breed. We’d NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (NC) MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON D.C. appreciate it if you are willing to Eunice Ockerman Karen Hutchinson 717-468-6194 donate them as a permanent record in 408-368-8040 [email protected] [email protected] the Club’s archive.
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