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October 2017 C.Pub OctoberThe 2017 GunBWPGCA Dog E&R FOUNDATION Supreme Page NEWS BULLETIN of the BOHEMIAN WIREHAIRED POINTING GRIFFON CLUB OF AMERICA EDUCATION & RESEARCH FOUNDATION http://www.wpgca.org October 2017 Volume 92, Number 5 October 2017 One Incredible Track Copyright 2017 Bohemian Wirehaired Pointing Griffon Club of America Education and Research Foundation. No part may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the Bohemian Wirehaired Pointing Griffon Club of America Education and Research Foundation. October 2017 THE GUN DOG SUPREME Vol 92 No. 5 EDITORS LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Rem DeJong John Pitlo Greetings: SUBSCR./BACK ISSUES Printed bi-monthly, the GDS is included with a So I should have been editing the GDS, $60.00 membership to the BWPGCA. Gift sub- scriptions are $20.00/year and and back issues but instead I’ve been chasing sharptails are 20 for $15 Subscription and back issue- across Montana with the help of Rick requests should be sent to: Sojda and procrastinating even more by Robin Strathy pursuing ruffed grouse and woodcock in 441 Flood Road Great Falls, MT 59404 Michigan’s U.P. It’s not my fault, Dave 406-453-1248 Read and his dog, Briar, made me do it. [email protected] Oh well, you can cut my pay or get a new editor. ARTICLE SUBMISSION I think you’ll enjoy this issue—some Send articles or proposals 1 month prior to publication to: amazing human interest stuff . Talk about Rem DeJong resilience and survival, check out the cover Ph: (906) 236-0746 (EST) story on Ike. e-mail: [email protected] Thanks to Ed Challacombe and Monica PHOTO SUBMISSION Redmond for providing their insights on All photos should be sent to: NAVHDA testing. We’re not advocating Rem DeJong replacing our tests with NAVHDA tests, 7219 St Charles Place Kalamazoo MI 49009 but if you own a Cesky Fousek, you might Ph: 906-236-0746(EST) enjoy entering a test. It’s also a great way Email: [email protected] for photo sub- to get visibility for our breed. mission instructions. Include the name of the dog and owner, and photographer. Digital photos are We include some suggestions on train- required; use large file size settings. If scanned ing resources and some ideas for holiday use 300dpi (grayscale).You can email them or gifts for the versatile gun dog people in request instructions for uploading to website. your life.Finally, a friendly reminder to WEBSITES pay your annual dues by January 1st and E&R Foundation: get a cool Cesky Fousek window decal to http://huntersgriffon.org/ boot. Bohemian Rem DeJong, Editor Wirehaired Pointing Griffon Club: http://bohemiangriffon.org BWPGCA Photo Gallery: On the Cover: http://wpgca.smugmug.com/ Anna Sorensen releases Ike (Ivar od Find Us on Facebook at: Vavřineckélto rybníka) off on his 4 www.facebook.com/griffon.fan -H track under the eye of Judge, Andy www.facebook.com/ Yeast. ceskyfouseknorthamerica/ See the full story on pages 2-4. E&R FOUNDATION OFFICERS Jim Crouse-President Andy Rupp-Vice President Robin Strathy– Secretary For information requests or to join the Zeb Breuckman– Treasurer WPGCA please email Robin at: DIRECTORS at LARGE [email protected] Anna Artz Ken Hurtig Or visit our web page at Jim Seibel http://bohemiangriffon.org October 2017 BWPGCA E&R FOUNDATION Page 1 Fall 2017 Breeding Committee Update by The Breeding Committee After the Fall tests, we have had several females move into “approved for breed- ing status”. A list appears below, but not all these females will be bred this sea- son; two (Cira and Jena) have recently had puppies. Owners of all nine dogs have been contacted, and we are in the process of selecting mates for 2018. There are several other dogs that are coming along nicely, and some that need retesting to qualify so we hope to add more to our list after the spring test. We are developing three North America lines. Two are roughly based on the Czech lines and the third is based on mitochondrial genes, a set of genes that are only inherited from the mother. This female line reaches back to Mahaska’s Merry Susan in the 1980s and it represents some diversity we cannot get from Czech dogs. In selecting mates, we have a set of strengths of each dog and are working matching them. For example, a dog with a less than perfect coat will be matched with a dog that has an excellent coat, or at least as much as we can. We take PennHIP scores into consideration, and now we are testing all breeding dogs for degenerative myelopathy (DM) carrier genes. There have been several GDS sto- ries about this in the past year, so look back if you need to refresh your memory. We will not breed a DM carrier to a carrier. Test scores, conformation, and tem- perament are all weighed, and we do our best to consider those characteristics while still making sure we maintain as much genetic diversity as possible. The first upcoming breeding we expect is Brita Eso using frozen imported semen from a Czech dog, Flik z Lovčických tarasů. If all goes well this will be the “D of Valley House” litter. Joann and Mark Canfield in Upstate New York are ready to go with Brita! Another new and important change we are trying is to have all litters use the “Puppy Culture” method. We are quite excited about the Puppy Culture meth- od. It is a full enrichment method that starts at birth, and we hope that puppy owners will continue with as the pup goes to a new home. These puppies should have the benefit of greater ability to problem solve and respond well to novel situations. More information can be found at https://www.puppyculture.com/. A number of short videos are at this site to give you an idea of what is involved. Here is the list of females now approved for breeding: Cira od Aliny z Nehvizd Jena od Tyrše Calina Rokycanská kotlina Chappy of High Desert Brita Eso Hika of Dutchman’s Hollow Angie Vallis Baptismi Adele od Těrlické hráze Dorka z Podřipské stráně Page 2 THE GUN DOG SUPREME October 2017 One of a Kind: A 4-H Track for Ike by Rem DeJong Anna and Ike take a break before beginning the track Maybe it as something in the water, but Ike certainly showed what he was made of when the track began. (Photo by Rem DeJong) This was a track to remember: a three-legged dog and a greenhorn handler. I really hadn’t expected much, I don’t think the judges did either; but Ike proved once again that, just when you think you’ve seen it all, these dogs will amaze you. I’d been following Ike ( Ivar od Vavřineckélto rybníka) around the test course as the photographer for his group. He was entered in an Older Dog Hunting Test, having been brought down from his home in Grand Marias, Min- nesota by Anna Sorensen. Anna and her family had taken Ike in a rehoming effort that was described in the February 2017 GDS. Ike had been unable to complete his IHDT due to his injury, but now, with the amputated leg healed, Anna had agreed to bring Ike to a test so that the club could get a look at him. Although experienced with dogs, Anna was not a bird hunter, and dog testing was a new experience. But she was a willing student and attentively followed Senior Judge, John Pitlo’s instruction as they put Ike through his paces. Ike October 2017 BWPGCA E&R FOUNDATION Page 3 struggled some in the thick fall cover during the search portion, but did OK for a dog on three legs. Initial performance never really gave a hint of what was to come next in the Track of Live Pheasant. The bird selected for Ike’s track was a big, strong, healthy rooster that was none too pleased to have his wing feathers yanked out. Upon release, he went about ten yards toward cover and then made an abrupt left turn. We watched the bobbing head of that ringneck as he burned down the field for almost 200 yards before scooting into the woods on the opposite side of the field. Anna brought Ike up toward where the judges had marked the start. Judge Andy Yeast gave Anna a quick lesson on the proper way to release a dog on the track. Anna moved up, released Ike and he was instantly in tracking mode. He went ten yards, made the left turn and cruised down that track as fast as his three legs could carry him. He disap- peared into cover and we waited. Waited a fairly long time too, and then a little dot emerged. It was Ike and he had the rooster! He was tuckered out, but he loped back with the bird. Ike and Anna hadn’t spent a lot of time practicing retrieving, so the delivery got a bit messy, but nothing could detract from the track. Senior Judge John Pitlo and his judging team of Greg Hurtig and Andy Yeast are a seasoned crew who are not easily impressed, so when John announced that Ike had been awarded a 4-H for his track, it had to be special. John said that he had only awarded one other 4-H in his years of judging. Later, in the water work, Ike struggled to navigate through dense lily pads. He was gamely trying, but an extra leg would surely have come in handy.
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