2006 Bsca National Specialty

Belgian Sheepdog Club of America 2006 National Specialty April 10-15, 2006

1 In Memoriam Marge Turnquist

This year's show is being dedicated to the memory of Marge Turnquist, a wonderful lady who contributed greatly to our breed and who lived in Tulsa with her Belgians for many years. There will be an exhibit in the hospitality room honoring Marge and her dedication to the Belgian Sheepdog. Welcome 2 The 2006 Show Committee welcomes you to Tulsa. We are confident you will find Tulsa a warm, friendly and enjoyable city. The committee has strived to find venues and schedule events to make your Specialty experience as comfortable and relaxing as possible. The host hotel is very excited about hosting its first dog show and the committee has assured them the BSCA membership is committed to making sure the experience is favorable and will respect and take care of this lovely facilities. While we have attempted to continue many of the BSCA traditions, the committee has made a few changes that we hope you find enjoyable and hopefully supportive of continuing at future specialties. Thank you in advance for making this a memorable event! Specialty Committee

Pat Snow, Show chair – Sapulpa, Oklahoma David Anderson, Treasurer – Collinsville, Oklahoma Betty Pat Goddard – Purcell, Oklahoma Lisa Goddard - Lexington, Oklahoma Linda Robey – High Ridge, Missouri Lisa Leffingwell - Dallas, Texas Specialty Deadlines

March 15, 2006 Versatility Award Sign-up must be to Linda Brady Entries due - Conformation, Obedience, Rally, Herding and Tracking Orders for embroidered apparel items for pick up at specialty due to David Anderson

March 22, 2006 Entries due - Agility Grooming reservations forms due to Amy Aitken

March 24, 2006 Hotel Reservations due before hotel releases unused block of rooms RV reservation forms & payment due to Linda Robey

April 1, 2006 Banquet reservations & payments due to Kathy Sutton Orders for silk-screened apparel items for pick up at specialty due to David Anderson HIC pre-registration forms & payments due to Charles Goddard CERF pre-registration forms & payments due to Vicki Kelley

Belgian Stampede Schedule Monday, April 10

3 Morning: Tracking Trial at John Zinc Ranch, Sand Springs, OK (approx. 30-45 minutes from hotel)

Afternoon: Agility Trial at Creek County Fairgrounds, Kellyville, OK (approx. 30 minutes from hotel) Tuesday, April 11

Morning: Herding Trial I at Dixie’s Animal Training, Collinsville, OK (approx. 30 minutes from hotel) Messenger Dog Event also at Dixie’s Animal Training Afternoon: Herding Trial II at Dixie’s Animal Training Canine Good Citizen Test at host hotel – outside (Inside if we experience bad weather) Wednesday, April 12 Morning: Obedience Trial in Madrid Ballroom Afternoon: Rally Trial in Madrid Ballroom

Evening: Come & Go Welcome Mixer in Hospitality Suite (tentative)

All Day: Herding Instinct Test at Dixie’s Animal Training, Collinsville, OK Thursday, April 13 Morning: Puppy Sweepstakes in Madrid Ballroom Afternoon: Veteran and Working Sweepstakes in Madrid Ballroom Reproduction Seminar – 3:00-4:30 in Grand Ballroom Salon VIII (tentative)

Evening: Breeders Showcase (Stud Dog, Brood Bitch, Generations class) - in Madrid Ballroom Parade of Champions and Title Holders in Madrid Ballroom All Day: CERF testing in Milan Room Friday, April 14 Morning: Judges Education - Grand Ballroom Salon VIII (tentative) Class Dogs, Veteran Dogs in Madrid Ballroom Afternoon: Class Bitches, Veteran Bitches in Madrid Ballroom Evening: Annual Meeting 7:00-9:00 in Grand Ballroom Salon VIII (tentative) Juniors Hands-On Mentoring, Pizza and Swimming Party in Madrid Ballroom Saturday, April, 15 Morning: Junior Showmanship in Madrid Ballroom Introduction of High in Trial & Qualifying dogs in Madrid Ballroom Best of Breed Competition - Special Dogs in Madrid Ballroom Afternoon: Best of Breed Competition – Special Bitches in Madrid Ballroom Evening: Awards Banquet in Grand Ballroom Salons VI & VII (tentative) Event Information

Conformation

4 Show Superintendent: Roy Jones Dog Shows - www.royjonesdogshows.com All conformation entries close March 15, 2006

Event Chair – Pat Snow ([email protected])

Puppy and Veterans Sweepstakes

Judge –Sonja Ostrom

The Sweepstakes events will begin the conformation portion of the Specialty. Puppy Sweepstakes will be Thursday morning, April 12 in the Madrid Ballroom. Veteran sweepstakes will follow in the afternoon.

Breeder’s Showcase

Event Co-Chair’s – Melinda Andric ([email protected] ) and Linda Robey ([email protected])

Judge –Sonja Ostrom

Looking back to the original intent of a specialty dog show, the committee felt it was important to spotlight the foundation of any breed, our stud dogs and brood bitches, as well as providing breeders a forum to showcase their hard work and progress they have made with their respective breeding programs. The first Breeder’s Showcase is for you, the breeder, and the committee, hopes you find this event very valuable. Also, the Parade of Champions and Titleholders will also be held in conjunction with the Breeders Showcase to further illustrate the versatility of this breed and to recognize the time and efforts and that BSCA members dedicate to these wonderful dogs.

The Classes we intend to highlight on this evening are in the Madrid Ballroom:

Stud Dog, Brood Bitch, and the all new Generations Class!

Generations Class: A Non-Regular Class to be judged on consistency in three generations of dogs. Dogs must be entered in a Regular Class with the Generations Class shown in ‘Additional Class’ portion of the entry form. Class will not be divided by sex. A bitch or a dog must be shown with a son or daughter and grandson or granddaughter. (Only ONE dog per generation for a total of three dogs shown, oldest to youngest.) Owner of the dog entered need not be the owner(s) of the son/daughter or grandchildren. Award will be based on the merits of the group. All dogs must be identified at the time of entry. A pedigree on the youngest dog in the group, with the other dogs being exhibited highlighted, must accompany entry.

Event Information (continued)

Junior Showmanship Competition

5 Judge – Peri Norman

Juniors are the future of our breed and this very important competition will be the very first activity on Saturday morning, April 15. It will be held in the Madrid Ballroom and will be followed by the introduction of HIT winners, and then by the Best of Breed Specials Judging.

Best of Breed Competition

Judge – Skip Stanbridge

Conformation competition is the final event of the specialty and will start Friday morning, April 14 and finish with the awarding of the Best of Breed Title Saturday afternoon, April 15. All BOB judging will occur on carpet in the Madrid Ballroom. Class and veteran dogs will be judged Friday morning followed by class bitches and veteran bitches that afternoon. BOB specials judging will commence Saturday morning following Juniors and HIT recognition.

One of our really nice surprises is that Kutter (Ch Sandcastle’s Kutting Edge CDX HT) would like to start a new tradition for that elite club of National Specialty Best Of Breed Winners. Kutter is donating a $100 check to the BOB winner in 2006!! He hopes that this will continue in future years. Kutter is planning to be in Tulsa to present the check at the Awards Banquet, so all of you will be able to see our BOB winners from ‘05 and ‘06 together.

Another new twist for our BOB exhibitors is that the Bitch Specials will not be required to be at ring side until bitches are ready to be judged. This will eliminate having bitches ready at 9:00 and then not being judged until 1:00. Also, it will be less stressful in grooming time for those exhibitors who have both a dog and a bitch special.

Obedience Trial

Event Chair – Lisa Leffingwell ([email protected])

Judges – Sharon Redmer and Gail Brown

Trial Superintendent: Roy Jones Dog Shows - www.royjonesdogshows.com All obedience entries close March 15, 2006

The obedience trial will be held Wednesday morning, April 12, on carpet in the Madrid Ballroom.

Rally Trial

6 Event Chair – Karin Andreen ([email protected])

Judges – Nitcha Mason

Trial Superintendent: Roy Jones Dog Shows www.royjonesdogshows.com All rally entries close March 15, 2006

The rally trial will be held Wednesday afternoon, April 12, on carpet in the Madrid Ballroom.

Agility Trial

Event Chair – Jean Matushek ([email protected])

Judge – Joan Meyer

Trial Secretary: Linda Brady ([email protected] or 248-628-3466) 78 Grampian, Oxford, MI 48371 All agility entries close March 22, 2006 Agility will take place at the Creek County Fairgrounds located on historic Route 66. The best route to the fairgrounds is via a couple of toll roads (be sure you have few dollars in change with you). Total time travel time will be between 30 and 45 minutes. The event will take place on dirt in the main arena of the fairground facility.

From: 6808 S 107th East Ave Tulsa, OK 74133-2587 US To: 17808 W Highway 66 Kellyville, OK 74039-4223 US

Driving directions to agility venue: 1. Start out going SOUTH on S 107TH EAST AVE toward E 67TH ST S. (0.08 miles) 2. Turn RIGHT onto E 67TH ST. (0.22 miles) 3. E 67TH ST becomes E 69TH ST. (0.04 miles) 4. Turn RIGHT onto S 109TH EAST AVE. (0.21 miles) 5. Turn RIGHT onto E 71ST ST S. (0.29 miles) 6. Merge onto US-64 E via the ramp on the LEFT. (3.26 miles) 7. Merge onto CREEK TURNPIKE (Portions toll). (13.14 miles) 8. Stay STRAIGHT to go onto I-44 W/TURNER TURNPIKE (Portions toll). (6.03 miles) 9. Take the OK-33 exit- EXIT 211- toward KELLYVILLE/DRUMRIGHT. (0.27 miles) 10. Turn LEFT onto OK-33 E. (0.27 miles) 11. Turn RIGHT onto OK-66 W. (0.14 miles) 12. End at 17808 W Highway 66 Kellyville, OK 74039-4223 US Total Estimated Time: 25-30 minutes Total Distance: 23.97 miles

Tracking Trial

7 Event Chair – Linda Rolf ([email protected]) Judges – Bob Brown and Vince Ramirez

Trial Secretary – Jeanne Ramirez 11130 W. 247th St, Bucyrus, Kansas 66013 All tracking entries close March 15, 2006

Tracking will take place at the John Zink Ranch Northwest of Tulsa. The ranch is located on the southern end of Skiatook Lake in the beautiful Osage Hills. The ranch serves as a Boy Scout Camp and hosts various types of equestrian, motor sport and tracking events. The ranch is approximately 45 minutes from the host hotel.

Driving Directions to tracking venue: From the host hotel, turn left (north) out of the hotel parking lot onto South 107th E. Avenue; travel north until you reach E. 61st Street; Turn left onto E. 61st St.; turn right onto the entrance ramp to US 169 North. Travel north and exit onto I 244 West. Travel West towards downtown Tulsa; Merge onto I-244/US-64/US-412 E (all one road) towards Sand Springs (west); Continue on US-64/US-412 towards Sands Springs as I 244 splits off to the south. Take Hwy 97N Exit and turn right (north) on to Hwy 97; Travel 9 miles to Zink Ranch Entrance.

Herding Trial & Instinct Testing

Event Chair – Charles Goddard ([email protected]) Judges – Jim Buzzard and Anne Witte Trial Secretary – Barb Witte 11704 Capehart Rd Springfield, NE 68059-5281 (402) 593-7538 All Herding Trial entries close March 15, 2006

Two separate herding tests and trials are scheduled for Tuesday, April11, at Dixie's Animal Training, a new facility in Collinsville, Oklahoma. The first trial will occur in the morning followed by the second in the afternoon. Facility co-owner, Terry Wilson is very excited about hosting a national specialty, especially for Belgians, as she has Terv's. This facility is only approximately 30 minutes north of the host hotel and should be a very easy drive for exhibitors. The facility is located within 5 miles of a wide variety of restaurants in Owasso and Collinsville.

Arenas – HT 100x100; PT 100x200; Course A trial sheep 200x300; Course A trial ducks 50x100 Stock to be used includes Katahdin sheep (trial) or Boer goat crosses (tests) and call ducks and/or Indian runners. Sheep will be replacement value $150 and ducks $30.

Herding instinct testing will also occur at the same facility on Wednesday, April 12. The event will take place starting at 8:00 am and continuing to 5:00 pm or until the 50 run limit is reached. Terry Wilson, will administer the tests in a 60’ round pen. Cost of each run is $40 for pre-entry and $50 for entry on the day of the testing.

Driving Directions to herding venue:

8 12801 N 113th East Ave Collinsville, OK 74021-3841 US : Driving Directions to herding facility A. From Host Hotel: D. From North (Hwy 75): 1. Go North on Hwy 169 18 miles to Hwy 20 E/116 St N Exit. 1. Go past Hwy 20/Skiatook exit. 2. Turn left on Hwy 20E & go 1.5 miles west to Garnett Rd (113th E Ave) 2.Take 2nd crossroad - 116 N (left exit). 3. At Garnett Rd, Go North (right)1.3 miles to Herding site on west side. 3. Go East (left ) 4 miles to Garnett Road. Total Estimated Time: 25 minutes 4. Go North (left) as described in A B. From West (I 44): E. From North (Hwy 169): th 1. Take 169 exit and go north 11 miles to Hwy 20 E/116 St N exit. 1.Take Hwy 20 E /116 St N exit. 2. Go west (right) & proceed as described 2. Proceed as described in A2 and A3. in A 2 and A 3. C. From West (I 244): F. From East (I44): 1. Take 169 N Exit (left) & go north 9.5 miles to Hwy 20 E/116 St N exit. 1. Take 169 Exit & proceed as described 2. Proceed as described in A 2, and A 3. in B1 and B2.

BSCA Sponsored AKC Canine Good Citizen Testing

Event Chair: Stella Moore ([email protected])

Entry fee is $20 for pre-entries (see form included in brochure); Limited day-of-event entries $25

CGC testing is also scheduled for Tuesday, April 11th, 2006 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and will be held at the host hotel.

Download BSCA Pre-registration form http://www.bsca.info/spec06/index.htm Please make checks payable to BSCA and send to: Stella M.R. Moore. 703 Cumberland Street, Dallas, TX 75203-2821. If you have questions call 214 943-6277 or email [email protected].

AKC Registration # - Bring your dog's registration number if you wish to have AKC record your dogs having passed the test. Equipment - Dogs should wear well-fitting buckle or slip collars made of leather, fabric, or chain. Special training collars or head collars are not permitted. The test must be performed on a leash long enough to be loose during moving exercises. Dog's Age Requirements - Dog must be old enough to have received necessary immunizations such as rabies vaccines. Minimum age: 6 months. Procedures: Owners/handlers may use praise and encouragement throughout the test. The owner may pet the dog between exercises. Food and treats are not permitted during testing, nor is the use of toys, squeaky toys, etc.

The AKC CGC test takes preparation and training and a positive attitude in the ring. Passing the test demonstrates that the dog pays attention to the handler and that they have a good a partnership.

Future Messenger Dog Event 9 Event Chair: Annabelle Cambier ([email protected])

The Future Messenger Dog Event (FMD) will be from 9am until 12 noon Tuesday, April 11. The event will be held in a fenced area adjacent to herding at Dixie’s Animal Training (see directions above) so those participants & spectators can participate in the FMD. Due to the increased popularity of the FMD, we are encouraging people to sign up in advance. We will still take whatever entries that time permits on the day of the event and will collect all fees then.

Entry fee for the FMD is $5 (no payment until the event) Sign up with Glenna Logan [email protected]

Parade of Champions and Title Holders

Event Chair: Jill Miller ([email protected])

The Parade of Champions will be held in conjunction with the Breeders Showcase on Thursday evening at host hotel, in the Madrid Ballroom. . BSCA Versatility Program Requirements

Chair: Linda Brady ([email protected])

1. Dogs must qualify per the AKC definition of the event, in two of the four AKC performance events – Regular Obedience, Tracking, Herding or Agility 2. Dogs must participate in, and be able to qualify in, a regular, non-regular or sweepstakes confirmation class. 3. Dogs that are “excused” or “disqualified” from participation in any event, not including normal “non-qualifying scores” in performance events will be disallowed/excused from further Versatility Award competition and participation for that year’s award. 4. Performance event points Passing VST, Utility, TDX, Herding Advanced or Agility Excellent – 25 pts Passing TD, Open Obedience, Herding Intermediate, Agility Open, Agility Preferred Excellent – 20 pts Passing Novice Obedience, Herding Started, Agility Novice, Agility Preferred Open, Rally Advanced Excellent (RX) – 15 pts Passing Herding Pre-trial (PT), Agility Preferred Novice, Rally Advanced (RA) – 10 pts Passing Herding Test (HT), Rally Novice (RN) – 5 pts Dogs that qualify in more than one class in the same category of the four AKC performance events (obedience, herding, agility, tracking) may count only the higher class or score, except for tie-breakers. 5. Ties will be broken by a. Dogs that qualify for all four categories (as listed in #1 above) regardless of level, except that passing the HT shall not count for the tiebreaker. b. Highest qualifying class(es) based on the above ranking. c. Highest score – Herding Trial score, ½ obedience score, TD-85 points, PT-60pts.

Participants in the Versatility Award must sign up BEFORE the closing date of the entries. Information will be provided in the Premium list and/or Specialty Information Booklet and/or on the BSCA Web Site, so sufficient “participant” rosettes are available

Celebration of Life Trophy

10 This award will be presented to the dog who receives the highest combined score in regular obedience class and regular agility class. For more information on it contact Linda Brady at [email protected]

Juniors Seminar & Pizza/Swimming Party

Friday evening during the annual meeting there will be a hands-on mentoring clinic to be held in the conformation rings in the hotel ballroom. Following the clinic, the Juniors will be treated to a pizza and swimming party. There will be no charge, however Terry Votava has asked that the form included in this brochure be completed and sent to her so she can get an idea of how many will be attending. Social Events

Chair: Kathy Sutton ([email protected]) Welcome Mixer

A casual come & go welcome mixer is being planned for the evening of Wednesday, March 12, in the upstairs hospitality room. There will be no charge to those attending, however, donations will be greatly appreciated. Chips & dips and other snacks will be provided. Certain beverages may be available to be purchased, however, mixed drinks may be purchased at the hotel bar. More details will be available upon check in.

Awards Banquet

The Awards Banquet will be held in the Grand Ballrooms Salons VI & VII on Saturday evening, April 15. Tentative starting time is 6:30. The cost of each meal is $35. Reservations forms & associated payments are due by April 1. The meal will be presented buffet style and will include the following:

 Caesar Salad display with Grilled Chicken & Shrimp, Homemade croutons, Parmesan cheese, Romaine lettuce & Caesar Dressing  Variety of Fresh Salads  Choice of Entrée - Sliced Roast Beef with Chimmi Churri Relish & Mushroom Demi Glaze or Parmesan Crusted Chicken Breast with Honey Mustard & Chive Glaze  Chef’s choice of Starch, Fresh Seasonal Vegetables, Rolls & Butter  Chef’s assorted cakes & pies

The hotel takes great pride in its presentation and the quality of its cuisine, so expect a lovely evening with a delicious meal.

Seminars and Clinics The CERF clinic will be conducted on Thursday, April 13, by Dr. Art Quinn, Diplomat, American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists. This will take place at the hotel in the Milan Room and can be pre-registered by sending the CERF form included the brochure. Payment is due at the time of the examination. 11 “Canine Reproduction – New Technology for the 21st Century” is the title of a seminar, by Dr. Patrick Grogan, an outstanding local reproduction specialist, will be held at the hotel on Thursday afternoon at 3:00 in the Salon VIII (tentative). There will be no charge for this seminar. Other Event Information

Hospitality

Chair: Carol Tacquard ([email protected]) This year, we are having two hospitality rooms. The first room is on the ground floor in Salon IX (tentative). We plan to have the silent auction here, as well as our photographic tribute to Marge Turnquist, Pat Johnson and Matt Young. Our second room will be upstairs, and that is where all the munchies and goodies will be served. If you have a spare hour that you could help in either of the rooms, please contact Carol.

Grooming Space Rental

Chair: Amy Aitken ([email protected]) Reserved grooming will be available in the Seville Ballroom (Tentative) directly across the hall from the show area. Spaces(10x10) can be rented with power at $20 or without power at $10. The reservation form is included below or can be obtained on the BSCA website. Send the form along with your payment to Amy Aitken at 3531 81st Ave. SW, Tumwater, WA 98512. Outdoor bathing will be available with hot and cold water. There will be no bathing or grooming in the hotel rooms.

Trophy Donations

Chair: Laura Patton ([email protected]) or (830) 257-6036 Trophy donations are still needed, especially for the general trophy fund. Please contact Laura for more information or send the trophy donation form included in this brochure to Laura at 255 Live Oak Lane, Kerrville, Texas 78028.

Catalog Sales

Chair: Vicki Kelley ([email protected].)

The catalogs will be available at each venue and in the hospitality room. There will be no advanced sales of catalogs. Marked catalogs may be purchased for $20 by contacting Vicki Kelly and sending payment to 9813 Timber Trail, Edmond, Oklahoma 73034.

Other Event Information (continued)

Vendors

Chair: Anita Meeks ([email protected])

12 Vendor booth space rental forms (included in this brochure) may be sent to Anita Meeks at PO Box 1758, Van Alstyne, Texas 75495 or via email at the email address above.

Photographer

Chair: Anita Meeks

This year, we are fortunate to have an outstanding photographer, Kemp Photography from Sheridan, WY. They have extensive experience with conformation and performance events. They will be happy to get all those special shots and all the action that you would like to keep as memories of this fun week. Visit their website @ kempphoto.com to view their photographs and accomplishments. They will have equipment on-site for you to view and order photos. Photos will not be printed on-site. BSCA has agreed not to allow taking personal photographs while Kemp is taking photographs of winners at the designated location for such photos.

Videographer

The committee has obtained the services of a great videographer, Mike DeClerck from Georgia, to video tape the conformation events. Mike will be providing BSCA with complimentary copies of the event for the club archives. BSCA club members will be able to purchase edited versions of the event from Mike at the event. BSCA has agreed not to allow video taping of events by spectators at events where Mike is taping & he will have sole rights to any sales. Official Videographer Canines In Action 815 Oakhaven Drive Roswell, GA. 30075 Ph: 770 587-2430 [email protected]

Other Committee Chairs

Website – Joyce Ann Winter – ([email protected]) Chief Ring Steward – Marion Heise –( [email protected]) Grounds – Don Rolf – ([email protected]) Judges Education & Hospitality – Linda Robey – ([email protected]) Juniors Showmanship- Terry Votava – ([email protected] ) Tribute to Marge Turnquist – Carolyn Hackney ([email protected]) Tribute to Foundation Stars – Annabelle Chambier ([email protected]) These committee chairs will all need help. Please contact them if you would like to volunteer to help them. Fundraising Chair: Lisa Goddard - ([email protected])

Apparel and Other Specialty Logo Items

13 Orders are being taken for T-shirts, sweatshirts, grooming aprons, polo shirts, jackets, tote bags, chairs and check book covers. These items are pictured below and on the 2006 specialty website which can be accessed via the BSCA website. An order form is included in the brochure or can be obtained on the website. For more details, contact Lisa Goddard at [email protected].

(Modeling provided by Eli Anderson and Pat Snow)

Sweatshirt (above & below) T-shirt (above & below) Jacket (above); Polo (below)

Apron(above) Ckbook(below) Tote (above) Chair (below) Ckbook (above) Chair (below)

Fundraising (continued)

Collar Sales

14 Jodi Anderson has donated collars she makes as a fundraiser. There are decorative martingale collars and sets of puppy litter identification collars that can be purchased. Collars are pictured on the 2006 specialty website which can be accessed via the BSCA website, along with the collar order form. For more details, contact David Anderson at [email protected].

Silent Auction Chair: Clair Threthewey

Any and all donations of Belgian Sheepdog related items would be appreciated. If you wish to ship your donation, please ship it to Pat Snow for the Silent Auction, 15774 South Mounds Street, Sapulpa, OK 74066-9515. If you are wondering if an item is acceptable contact Claire by e-mail, snail mail or telephone:

Claire M. Trethewey 2373 NW 185th Ave. #163 Hillsboro, OR 97124 [email protected]

Raffles

Various raffles are planned for the week, including a room raffle and some 50/50 raffles. Anyone wanting to help with raffles please contact Lisa Goddard. ([email protected])

Live Auction

There will be a live auction as part of the award banquet. Betty Pat Goddard is making another wonderful quilt to be auctioned and Jill and Ron Thomas are putting together some more great baskets to be auctioned. If you have anything to contribute or have any ideas and want to help, please contact Lisa Goddard. ([email protected])

Host Hotel and Travel Information

15 Tulsa Renaissance Hotel and Convention Center

6808 South 107th East Avenue Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 USA Phone: 1-918-307-2600 Fax: 1-918-307-2907 Toll-free: 1-800-264-0165 Sales Fax: 1-918-307-4033

Room Rates: Regular Room - $94.00 plus taxes, for as many as you want in a room. Suites - $154, plus taxes. Be sure to mention you're with the Belgian Sheepdog Club of America and that the group code is BSD.

The Renaissance is Tulsa’s premier and only four-star hotel. The facilities are lovely and the committee is confident that you will enjoy your stay. This is the hotel’s first dog show and the Committee has assured them that BSCA experience won’t be their last.

POLICY ON STANDARDS OF BEHAVIOR BY ALL EXHIBITORS ATTENDING NATIONAL SPECIALTY SHOWS

The BSCA has and excellent history of maintaining its Specialty Headquarters and show site in good condition. Rings, grooming areas and hotel rooms occupied by its members are expected to be left with no damage and as clean as possible. The Club has the following policy for standards of behavior:  No dog should be left uncrated in a hotel room in absence occupants at any time.  Dogs that constitute a nuisance to the other occupants of the hotel by continual barking or howling, may subject their owners to being removed by the hotel.  There will be no grooming in the hotel rooms, only in designated areas.  There will be no bathing in the hotel rooms, only in designated areas, and hotel towels should not be used.  The external and internal premises of the hotel and show site shall be kept free of debris and feces caused by the dogs attending the Specialty.  Exhibitors are not to bring litters of puppies to the Show Headquarters.  All dogs will be on a leash at all times.  The BSCA strongly encourages members to inspect their rooms prior to checkout.  Exercise pens are allowed only in designated areas. Dogs may not be left unattended.  Dogs may only be exercised in designated areas.  Each room is equipped with a beautiful bed duvet cover. If you don’t feel you want to risk you dogs damaging it, please fold it up and place it in a safe part of the room.  By exhibiting at the National Specialty, you are agreeing to abide by the rules established by the show committee, the BSCA and the host hotel. Failure to do so will result in removal from the facility.

Host Hotel and Travel Information (continued)

16 Directions to Host Hotel

From East on Hwy 412 Travel west on Hwy 412; take I-44 W ; exit 234A south to US-169 towards Broken Arrow; Take E 61st Street Exit; Turn left on to 61st St.; Turn right onto S 107th E. Avenue.

From Northeast on I-44 Travel southwest on I- 44; exit 234A south to US-169 towards Broken Arrow; Take E 61st Street Exit; Turn left on to 61st St.; Turn right onto S 107th E. Avenue.

From West on Hwy 412/US-64 Travel east on Hwy 412/US-64; Merge onto I-244W/Us-64 E/OK-51 towards Broken Arrow; Merge Us-644 E/Ok-51E via Exit 4B on left toward Broken Arrow; Merge onto US-169 towards Bixby; Take E 61st Street Exit; Turn left on to 61st St.; Turn right onto S 107th E. Avenue.

From Southeast on Muskogee Turnpike/ OK-51 Travel Northwest on Muskogee Turnpike which turns into OK-51W; Merge US-169 towards Bixby; Take E 61st Street Exit; Turn left on to 61st St.; Turn right onto S 107th E. Avenue.

From South on Hwy 75 N Travel North on Hwy 75; take the Creek Turnpike East ramp(tolls); Take Us-64/Us-169 N toward Tulsa; Take the 71st exit; Keep right at the fork to go to E 71st St. S.; Turn left onto S 109th East Ave; Turn left onto E 69th St which becomes E 67th St.; Hotel should be in sight.

From Southwest on I-44 Travel Northeast on I-44/Turner Turnpike; take the Creek Turnpike exit- exit 218; Take Us-64/Us- 169 N toward Tulsa; Take the 71st exit; Keep right at the fork to go to E 71st St. S.; Turn left onto S 109th East Ave; Turn left onto E 69th St which becomes E 67th St.; Hotel should be in sight.

From North on HWY 75 Travel South on Hwy 75;Merge onto OK-11 E; Take I-244 E / US-412 E.; Merge onto US-169 S via EXIT 13B; Take E 61st Street Exit; Turn left on to 61st St.; Turn right onto S 107th E. Avenue.

From Airport to Hotel/Showsite Start out going West on Airport Drive towards N 76th East Ave.; Turn Left onto N 76th East Ave.; Turn Right; Turn Slight Left onto Airport Drive; Turn Right onto East Virgin Street; Turn Slight Left onto ramp; Merge onto OK-11 East; Take the exit; Merge onto US-244 East (left); Take the US- 169 South exit-exit number 13B; Merge onto US-169 South; Take the East 61st Street South exit; Keep Left at the fork in the ramp; Turn Left onto East 61st Street South; Turn Right on S 107th East Avenue; Hotel will be about 6/10th of a mile on the right.

Area Airport, Car Rental and Shuttle Services

17 Tulsa International Airport is 15 minutes from the host hotel. American Airlines, Northwest, United, Delta and Southwest along with a few others provide service to Tulsa. All major car rental companies are on site at the airport. Yellow Cab provides direct service to the hotel at special rates and has vans available for exhibitors with dogs and equipment.

Local Attractions

The host hotel is located in the middle of South Tulsa's shopping and entertainment hub. A wide variety of restaurants and stores are within walking distance or a very short drive. You can find any kind of food, at any price range, within blocks of the hotel. There is a new Super Target in front of the hotel. PETSMART, Sam’s, and Woodland Hills Mall (the largest mall in Oklahoma) are all very close. So if you forget anything, you can get it easily once you arrive.

April is the peak time for azaleas to bloom and 45 minutes away Muskogee has an annual Azalea Festival in its Honor Heights Park. Also, Woodward park in Tulsa typically has azaleas and tulips blooming too. Wooloroc Museum, about an hour northeast of Tulsa, is a great museum to see and there is a Tall Grass Prairie preserve in the same county that has a large buffalo herd and natural prairie for those who like to get back to nature. There are various links to many museums and other points of interest on the Specialty website.

Other Area Shows

For those of you who just can’t go to enough dog shows, you will be happy to know that you can stop in Wichita for their 3 day cluster April 7th, 8th, and 9th on the way to Tulsa. They also have a big agility trial, as well as other performance events. On the way home, you can stop in Grove, OK (about 70 miles Northeast of Tulsa) for the show on Sunday, April 16th. Onofrio is the Superintendent for both of these weekends. (Belgian Sheepdogs have been excluded from the Grove cluster shows on Friday and Saturday, April 14 and 15.)

Oklahoma Weather

The saying is, “if you don’t like the weather in Oklahoma, wait a minute because it will change”. April is a month of varying weather. The winds of March are subsiding and thunder storm season is starting. Extremes include hard freezes to the 80’s. Because spring time in Oklahoma is also synonymous with severe thunderstorms, the event committee has attempted to find as many indoor event venues as possible in an attempt to mitigate the potential disruption of specialty events due to severe weather

2006 BSCA NATIONAL SPECIALTY RV PARKING INFORMATION & REGULATIONS

18 Reserved Parking is a privilege extended by the Belgian Sheepdog Club of America. The club reserves the right to withdraw this privilege from any person(s) who feel that they cannot abide by the rules and regulations or resorts to abusive language. All parking is at your own risk. The club assumes no responsibility for fire, theft and/or damage to any vehicle or its cargo.  Overnight parking will be available beginning at 1:00PM on Sunday, April 9, 2006. Premises must be vacated by 10AM on Sunday, April 16, 2006.  Reservations close on Wednesday, March 29, 2006. Contact the RV chairperson if you have questions.  No hook-ups - RVs must be self-contained. No tents, stand alone or attached to a vehicle, are allowed on the hotel parking lot.  Requests to park together must be sent together.  The BSCA reserves the right to adjust parking assignments.  Parking will be assigned considering vehicle size, number of dogs, handicap parking requirements, date and completeness of reservation.  Exhibitors are responsible for cleanup of the parking spaces.

VIOLATORS OF THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS MAY BE EXPELLED FROM THE GROUNDS:  No dumping of any kind. If you have leaky plumbing, repair it prior to arrival.  Grass / dogs must be protected from exhaust.  No generators between 11:00PM and 5:30 AM.  No parking in designated fire lanes, reserved parking or unloading zones.  Illegally parked vehicles will be towed at owner's expense and risk.  The name on a Handicap Permit must be the same as the name on overnight reservation.

PARKING FEES – OVERNIGHT RESERVED: Hotel Parking (No Hook-ups) $20 /Night

Mail reservations with check payable to: BSCA 2006 National Specialty C/O Linda Robey 4491 Green Valley Drive High Ridge MO. 63049 [email protected] / (636) 677-6644 Belgian Sheepdog Club of America PARKING RESERVATION FORM NAME ______ADDRESS______CITY/STATE/ZIP______Phone ______E-Mail Address ______Arrival Date :______Departure Date:______No. of Entered Dogs_____ Motor Home : ______feet Vehicle & Trailer: ______feet Pickup/Camper/Van ______feet Trailer with Slide-out ______feet Vehicle License #______Disabled Permit # and Name______Are you a Vendor: Yes____ No _____ Belgian Sheepdog Club of America

Reserved Grooming Space Application Please fill out this form completely and mail it in by March 22nd. Name: ______

19 Address: ______City: ______State: ______Zip: ______Phone:______eMail: ______Number of dogs: ______Grooming spaces are limited to four per person.  $10.00 for 10’ x 10’ without power Number of spaces: ______ $20.00 for 10’ x 10’ with power Number of spaces: ______

Amount enclosed: ______(Make checks payable to BSCA 2006 National Specialty)

Grooming setup is allowed in the assigned spaces only. X-pens are not allowed in the grooming area. Grooming spaces will be assigned in the order they are received. We will make every effort to accommodate you! Make checks payable to the BSCA and mail them along with this form to: Amy Aitken 3531 81st Ave SW Tumwater, WA 98512

Please sign here:______

AKC CGC Pre-Entry Form Tuesday, April 11th, 2006 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Dogs need to be old enough to have had their Rabies vaccination. Entry fee is $20 for pre-entries; (Limited day-of-event entries $25) Dog’s Registered Name: ______Dog's Call Name: ______Dog’s AKC Registration Number: ______Dog’s DOB: ______Owner’s Name: ______Owner’s Street Address:______City, State, Zip:______Owner’s Email Address: ______Owner’s Telephone Number: ______

Please mail your check payable to BSCA 2006 National Specialty to: Stella Moore, AKC CGC Evaluator # 857 703 Cumberland Street Dallas, TX 75203 214 943-6277 [email protected] 2006 BELGIAN STAMPEDE Apparel Sales Form

Name:______Date: ______

Address:______Email______20 ______

Color Quantity Sizes (circle) Price Amount

Sweatshirt Gray Only ______S / M / L / XL / 2X $35.00 =_____ Gray Only ______3X / 4X $42.50 =_____

T-shirt Gray Only ______S / M / L / XL $16.00 =_____ Gray Only ______2X / 3X / 4X $17.50 =_____

Polo Shirt Red or White ______S / M / L / XL $35.00 =_____ (Circle Color) Red or White ______2X / 3X / 4X $40.00 =_____

Jacket Black & Red ______S / M / L / XL $65.00 =_____ Black & Red ______2X / 3X / 4X $70.00 =_____

Grooming Apron Red Only ______One size only $20.00 =_____

Tote Bag Red Only ______One size only $30.00 =_____

Check Book Cover Red/blue/Black _____ One size only $25.00 =_____

Chair with logo $70.00 =_____

Ttl Quantity ______Total before shipping =_____

Total Shipping =_____ Send Order Form and Payment To: (see below)

David Anderson Total Payment $______16650 E. 120th St. North Collinsville, Oklahoma 74021 (Make checks payable to BSCA 2006 National Specialty) For Committee Use only: Apparel shipping Costs: Date Order Received: ______1 item = $ 5.00 In stock or to be order: ______2 items = $ 7.50 Date ordered (if applicable) ______3 items = $10.00 Date Shipped: ______4 items = $12.50 Shipped by: ______5 items = $15.00 Chair shipping Costs = $10.00

2006 BELGIAN STAMPEDE Collar Sales Form

Name:______Date: ______Address:______Email______

21 Quantity Expands Price Amount Renaissance Martingale 1” ______14”-18”’s $15.00 =_____ V-Stripe Martingale 1” ______14”-18”’s $15.00 =_____ Celtic Knot (R on B)Martingale 1” ______14”-18”’s $15.00 =_____ Celtic Knot (B on R) Martingale 1”______14”-18”’s $15.00 =_____ Plaid Martingale 1” ______14”-18”’s $15.00 =_____ Flame Martingale 1” ______14”-18”’s $15.00 =_____ Paws & Bones Martingale1” ______14”-18”’s $15.00 =_____ Puppy Collar Set of 10 ______$15.00 =_____ Ttl Quantity ______Total before shipping =_____

Total Shipping =_____(see below)

Total Payment $______Send Order Form and Payment To: David Anderson 16650 E. 120th St. North (Make checks payable to BSCA 2006 National Specialty) Collinsville, Oklahoma 74021

For Committee Use only: CollarShipping Costs: Date Order Received: ______1 item = $ 3.00 In stock or to be order: ______2 items = $ 5.00 Date ordered (if applicable) ______3 items = $ 7.00 Date Shipped: ______4 items = $10.00 Shipped by: ______5 items = $12.00

Renaissance (above) V-stripe (above) Celtic Knot red on black (above) Celtic Knot black on red (above)

Flames (above) Plaid (above) Paws & Bones (above) Set of 10 puppy collars

VERSATILITY AWARD ENTRY FORM

Please fill out this form and mail it to:

Linda Brady 78 Grampian Oxford, MI 48371 Entry Fee: No charge

22 This form will be placed in the Hospitality Room and it is up to you to keep it up to date as the show week progresses. It will help speed up the result process! All information will be double checked with the show secretary for final tally.

Dogs Registered Name (include all AKC titles):

______

Owner/Co-Owner Name(s):

______

Breeder(s):

______

List each event/class/division that this dog is entered in as listed in the catalog and post the results of that event when the event is over!

Event and/or Class entered Division and/or Jump Height Participation, Results and/or Final Score (Qualifying Score or NQ)

Belgian Sheepdog Club of America

Herding Instinct Application

Dixie’s Animal Training 23 Collinsville, Oklahoma April 12, 2005

Pre-Entry: $40 (make checks payable to BSCA 2006 National Specialty) Day of Test Entry (walk-on) $50 (if space is available) Please fill out form, sign waiver and mail it with check to: Charles Goddard, 606 Bob White Drive, Purcell, OK 73080.

Name of Dog as it will appear on the certificate:

______

Bitch ______Dog ______

Owner’s Name ______

Address ______

City ______State______Zip______

Phone ______

Email______

********************************************************** WAIVER AND RELEASE I (we) acknowledge and agree to hold the Belgian Sheepdog Club of America, Inc., its members, directors, officers or show secretary, and the owner of the premises harmless from any claim for theft, loss, accident, or injury to any dog, stock person, or property at this event(s). I (we) also assume full responsibility and agree to pay for any and all damages (we) and dogs may cause to any person, dog, stock, or property on premises.

______Signature and Date

2006 BSCA National Award Banquet Reservation Form

Award Banquet – Saturday, April 15.

The meal will be presented buffet style and will include the following:

24  Caesar Salad display with Grilled Chicken & Shrimp, Homemade croutons, Parmesan cheese, Romaine lettuce & Caesar Dressing  Variety of Fresh Salads  Choice of Entrée - Sliced Roast Beef with Chimmi Churri Relish & Mushroom Demi Glaze or Parmesan Crusted Chicken Breast with Honey Mustard & Chive Glaze  Chef’s choice of Starch, Fresh Seasonal Vegetables, Rolls & Butter  Chef’s assorted cakes & pies

The price is $35 per dinner paid in advance and includes. The deadline for receipt of reservations is April 1, 2006.

YES! I’m coming to the Awards Banquet! Number attending _____ x $35.00 = $_____

Names: ______Address______Names: ______Address______Names: ______Address______

Total Enclosed = $_____

Phone # or E-Mail Address (in case of questions)______

Make your check payable to the BSCA 2006 National Specialty and mail it along with the form to:

David Anderson 16650 E. 120th St. North Collinsville, Oklahoma

Specific questions regarding the banquet should be address to:

Kathy Sutton ([email protected])

1702 Palace Green Ct. Katy, TX 77449-2845

25 CERF Clinic Pre-registration Form

Dog’s Registered Name: ______Dog/Bitch: ______Dog’s AKC Registration Number: ______Dog’s DOB: ______Owner’s Name: ______Owner’s Street Address:______City, State, Zip:______Owner’s Email Address: ______Owner’s Telephone Number: ______

Detach the CERF Clinic Pre-registration and send to:

Vicki Kelley 9813 Timber Trail Edmond, Oklahoma 73034

Payments may be made the day of the event. Pre-registrants will receive priority on the day of the clinic.

BSCA VENDOR BOOTH RENTAL AGREEMENT The Belgian Sheepdog Club of America hereby agrees to rent booth space at its 2006 National Specialty, to be held at the Renaissance Tulsa Hotel and Convention Center in Tulsa, Ok, from April 10-15, to the following vendor: Company Name ______Contact Person ______Address ______Phone______E-Mail______Description of Product(s):______

10’ x 10’= $50.00 for four days (or less). (Make checks payable to BSCA 2006 National Specialty)

Phone, fax or email reservations will be honored, but must be guaranteed by a signed contract and payment in full within 10 days. Deadline for reservations is March 29th, 2006. Refunds are available for cancellations received no later than April 1, 2003. Vendor is responsible for leaving the booth space clean and removing any debris caused by his use of said space. All empty boxes must be broken down and put into a dumpster. PLEASE NOTE: ALL VENDORS ARE REQUIRED TO VACATE THE DAY’S INN PREMISES BY 6:00 P.M. ON SATURDAY, APRIL 15. Vendor Signature______Vendor Name Printed______Date______

Return to: Anita Meeks PO Box 1758, Van Alstyne, Texas 75495 Phone: (903) 364-1063 E-Mail: [email protected]

26 2006 BSCA National Juniors Seminar & Pizza/Swimming Sign-up Sheet

Junior’s Name______Age______Junior’s Name______Age______Junior’s Name______Age______Parent’s Name______Address______City______State______Zip______Phone______Email______

Contact Terry Votava for details at [email protected]

Send form to: David Anderson 16650 E. 120th Street Collinsville, Oklahoma 74021