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Abby & Her Foster Family ISSUE 2 | 2018 The Official Publication of the Hungarian Vizsla Club of New South Wales Inc. Abby & her foster family INSIDE: HVCNSW Spring Championship Show Results, Critique & Photos Health & Fitness Matters: Food Recall Diary of a Rescue + Rescue & Re-home Update The Great Vizsla Walk + That Mighty Cave Bed Raffle Vet Talk: Vaccinations Pet safety in disasters The Hungarian Vizsla Club of New South Wales Inc. Affiliated with the Royal New South Wales Canine Council Inc. www.vizsla.org.au www.facebook.com/HungarianVizslaClubOfNSW MISSION STATEMENT: To promote responsible ownership and enjoyment of the Hungarian Vizsla President Melinda Taylor Membership Barb Kerrison 7 Romford Road, FRENCHS FOREST NSW 2086 Secretary 31 West Arm Road, BEAUTY POINT TAS 7270 Phone: 02 9452 5514 Phone: 03 6383 4841 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Vice Presidents Stephen Quinn Puppy Registrar & Breed Information Phone: 02 4655 8492 Ros Leighton Sue Turner 586 Mulwaree Drive, TALLONG NSW 2579 Phone: 02 4869 3186 Phone: 02 4841 0282 Secretary Cass Rice Email: [email protected] Phone: 0411 294 58 Health Officer Karyn Orzeszko Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Treasurer Sylvia Staples Life Members Frank & Eva Mayhew Email: [email protected] Foundation Life Members Val & Alan Salter, Dianne Masland, Committee Ros Leighton Phone: 02 4841 0282 Brian Neaves (dec) Narelle Vale Phone: 02 4382 6045 The club receives many enquiries for information on the breed and puppy availability. Information is kept on litters due and that information passed on to interested buyers. Information is also kept on people looking for rescue dogs or re-homes. Please call if you need help with these matters. Membership Subscriptions Editorial submissions Single $25 Dual/Family $30 The Editor, Ros Leighton, 586 Mulwaree Dr, TALLONG NSW 2579 Junior $10 International $30 Ph 02 4841 0282 | Email [email protected] | Breeders Introductory $10 Click here to upload images or documents: http://bit.ly/2oGTFep (Introductory membership paid by breeder for new puppy buyer) All submissions gratefully received and considered Newsletters will be emailed. If a hard copy is required, there is a $10 (Note: Please gain the permission of the author before reproducing any additional cost. article featured in the newsletter.) th Membership subscriptions are renewable June 30 each year. Deadline for receipt of submissions is 5 of month of planned (New memberships after December 30 each year are half the above publication (Mar, June, Sep, Dec) amount, with the exception of breeder introductory memberships, which We try to maintain regular distribution dates, however it may vary based will receive a minimum of one full year’s subscription) on volunteer availability. Please forward your submissions for upcoming issues. Newsletter Advertising Rates Editorial Policy: The editor and/or the Committee reserves the right 1 Issue (2 months) 4 issues (12 months) to withhold publication of any material whatsoever. Views and opinions expressed in this magazine are those of the correspondents and Members Non-Members Members Non-Members contributors and not necessarily those of the editor, HVCNSW Inc, the Full Page $20 $40 $16 $35 printers or other contributors. HVCNSW Inc will not accept anything that is poorly written, offensive or defamatory in tone or nature and will reject ½ Page $12 $20 $8 $18 subject matter that is deemed as not being in the best interest of the ¼ Page $7 $10 $5 $9 organisation, its policies and Dogs NSW Code of Ethics. All material is accepted in good faith and the accuracy of the contents of any material submitted is the responsibility of the contributor. Names and addresses Notice to Advertisers: The Competition and Consumer Act came into of contributors may be withheld from publication on request but must force on 19 April 2011. Certain provisions of the Act relating to consumer be supplied. While every effort is made to ensure that all material is protection place a heavy burden upon advertisers, advertising agents and reproduced correctly, HVCNSW Inc accept no responsibility for any error. the publishers of advertisements. In view of the obvious impossibility of our ensuring that advertisements submitted for publication comply with the Act, advertisers themselves need to ensure that the provisions of the Act are strictly complied with. Advertisers are warned that it is their responsibility to be able to substantiate any statements or claims made in advertisements. In cases of doubt, advertisers are asked to seek legal advice before submitting advertising material. 2 ISSUE 2 | 2018 | VIZSLA VIEWS Note from the Editor Issue 2, 2018 4 HVCNSW 2018 Spring Championship Show Results, Photos & Critique 5 Health & Fitness Matters: Black Hawk Pet Care & Prime100 Food Recall 11 Diary of a Rescue 12 Rescue & Re-home Update 16 That Mighty Cave Bed Raffle! 20 The Great Vizsla Walk 21 Bayview Picnic 23 K9 Nose Work Workshop Report 24 Dog Lovers Show 2018 25 Vet Talk: Vaccination of dogs & cats 27 Zsnippetzs 30 Pet safety in disasters 31 Keeping your pet safe in a natural disaster: cyclones and floods 32 Final Scores for Pointscore Competitions 2017-2018 34 Hungarian Vizsla Club of South Australia Show Results 35 Pointscore Competitions 36 Adelaide Royal Show | Brisbane Royal Show 37 2019 Royal Show Dates Show, Obedience, Agility & Tracking Results 38 New Titles | HVCNSW Tracking Trial Report 39 40 Breeders & Stud Dogs | HVCNSW Calendar Update Training Tools & Booklets ITEMS FOR SALE Ultimate Puppy Toolkit $ 28 + $13.50 p&h for 1 pack (contact Ruth for quote for more) For print-on-demand products from the Club's Cafe ‘Finding A Balance’ $ 10 + $1 p&h Press and Zazzle online stores, including calendars, Issues of power in the human/dog relationship clothing and journals, go to: by Suzanne Clothier www.cafepress.com.au/vizsla_store and ‘How to Be Leader Of The Pack’ $ 8 + $1 p&h www.zazzle.com.au/vizsla_store and have your dog love you for it by Patricia McConnell Club Badge $ 7 + $1 p&h ‘I’ll Be Home Soon’ $ 11 + $1 p&h how to prevent and treat separation anxiety The Hungarian Vizsla in Australia $ 35 + $4 p&h by Patricia McConnell by Faye Harris ‘Feeling Outnumbered?’ $ 12 + $1 p&h Photographic notecards $ 17.50 + $2.50 p&h How to manage and enjoy your multi-dog household Pack of 6 notecards with envelopes by Patricia McConnell Photographic greeting cards $ 20 + $2.50 p&h ‘How to Live With Kids & Dogs’ $ 24 + $2 p&h Pack of 6 greeting cards with envelopes Without Losing Your Mind by Colleen Pelar Hungarian Vizsla car stickers $ 5 + 50c p&h TM Hungarian Vizsla Gold Vizsla on clear background ‘Real Food For Dogs & Cats’ $ 14 + $1.50 p&h A practical guide to feeding your pet a balanced, natural diet by Dr Claire Middle BVMS CVA Dip Hom VIZSLA VIEWS | ISSUE 2 | 2018 3 NOTE FROM THE EDITOR So, once again the issues of life interfere with volunteer contribution. Both Sissi and I have had life in the way. However, our aim is to put this newsletter out now and to complete a second with the left over items by Christmas. Wish us luck. The other thing that has been impacted is the 2019 calendar. After much deliberation, angst and discussion with the committee, the 2019 calendar will make it for 2020. It is a very special design with contributions from WA artist and Vizsla enthusiast John Butler. Sissi is reluctant to rush this concept through to meet late deadlines, so she will now work on the calendar to ensure it is ready for sale earlier in 2019 for 2020. The concept is beautiful. You won't be disappointed. And if you've submitted photos, they'll be on your wall for 2020. There are some really good things to bring you this newsletter - the Great Vizsla Walk 2018, conceived by Trish Robinson co-ordinated with a band of willing helpers in order to raise welfare funds for Vizsla. With Trish's blessing this total was shared equally with the Hungarian Vizsla Club of Victoria, with whom we work so closely for Vizsla welfare. The results of our Great Cave Bed Raffle - another extraordinary fund raiser for welfare funds. And of course - Abby - the poor girl who found herself in Dubbo pound after being advertised on Gumtree and whose truly remarkable story had many of us clearing things from our eyes. Fendi has given up the idea that the cave bed would go well on the lounge and will accept a blankie instead. Results and critique for our October champ show, Picnics held and imminent, new titles, info on our Tracking trial, and great news from Sue Turner that she has been able to procure some new grounds for our Club's tracking trial next year. Since losing access to Bullangalong in Wingello following its sale, we have struggled for quality grounds. Sue has managed to negotiate access to some extensive grounds with good cover for our future trials. We are excited and grateful to her for her efforts. So, if we've missed out some things this month due to space, etc, they'll be there next issue. HVCNSW DESIGNS & IMAGES The Hungarian Vizsla Club of NSW has very little in the way of tangible 'assets'. One thing we do have is a portfolio of image designs that have been purchased or donated to the Club for purposes of fund raising and product marketing. They are unique and they belong exclusively to the HVC NSW. We use those designs on items in our Cafe Press store, and on our car stickers, etc. We appreciate the value of those designs as part of our identity and also their value to the breed for raising funds for welfare, etc.
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