Global Shelties Magazine

LEAPING INTO THE JUNE 2013

GLOBAL SHELTIES

MAGAZINE

The wonderful old picture on this page is of Felthorn Starlight Express (Lloyd) Bred in the early 1990's by Barbara and Dick Thornley (UK). Barbara Norton (USA) fell in love with him on a trip to UK and persuaded Barbara and Dick to let her take him home with her where he had a wonderful long life and became a Champion in Obedience and Working Trials. He had a wonderful temperament and lived past his seventeenth birthday. A once in a lifetime dog.

CONTENTS

The Dog On The Front Cover Of This Edition Is:

Frodo (October 3, 2010) is a Scaramouch Sheltie, who was born on a hillside in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and is proudly owned by Gordon Bagshaw and Raquel Silva. Frodo is an affectionate, intelligent companion and makes us laugh quite a bit. For this reason he is the inspiration for the online cartoon strip, ‘Frodo the Sheltie’.

• Page: 4 Exclusive Frodo The Sheltie Cartoon By Gordon Bagshaw • Page: 4 Congratulations To Co-Editor Alex On The Birth Of Her First Child • Page: 5 Exciting News Regarding DERMATOMYOSITIS (FCD/DM) Research • Page: 6 The American Shetland Sheepdog Association National Show • Page: 15 Links To Results And Pictures From Recent UK Breed Club Shows • Page: 15 American Kennel Club Show Results Website • Page: 16 News From Ireland - Shetland Sheepdog Club Of Northern Ireland Results And Pictures • Page: 18 Bangor (Northern Ireland) Dog Training Club • Page: 18 Street Dogs In NEPAL NEED YOUR HELP. Link To H.A.R.T website • Page: 19 Sheltie Craft: Ribbon Quilting • Page: 21 Sheltie Found In A Tree After Oklahoma Tornado Disaster. Link To Story • Page: 22 Ivermectin Sensitivity • Page: 23 Junior Page: Spot The Difference • Page: 24 Therapy For Whom? • Page: 25 Finish Shetland Sheepdog Specialty • Page: 28 Forthcoming Events • Page: 30 Sydney Royal, And Bathurst Royal Show Results • Page: 31 Stockholm International Show • Page: 32 Shetland Sheepdog Club Of Victoria • Page: 34 Russian Sheltie Specialty Show • Page: 36 News From Poland • Page: 39 *NEW* Breed Standard DVD • Page: 40 Dortmund Show, Germany • Page: 42 HELP SAVE JACK THE SHELTIE. PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION • Page: 44 Lisa Porch

Editor Co Editor Jan Grice Alex McKay Correspondents

Donna Saltau: Australia, Judy Docksey: Australia, Pamela Powel: Australia, Victor Rios: Brazil, Inna Tolli: Estonia, Hilppa Jarvinen: Finland, Ambarish Sing Roy: India, Valerie Kyle: N. Ireland, Amy McKnight: Ireland, Alfredo Gili: Italy, Lydia Belyaeva: Latvia, Marcella Koenen: Netherlands, Barbara Hearn: New Zealand, Helena Kabala: Poland, Cathrina Dunne: Republic Of Ireland, Ekaterina Novakovskaya: Russia, Lotta Brun: Spain, Natalie Himich: Ukraine, Pat Ferrell: USA,

Jan Grice: UK (And anywhere not mentioned above) Cartoonist: Gordon Bagshaw: Frodo The Sheltie Front Cover Design: Gordon Bagshaw

Magazine based on an original Idea by Charles Feijen

FRODO MEETS WENDY!

Courtesy of frodothesheltie.com

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CONGRATULATIONS!

To Co-Editor Alex and her husband Dean

On the birth of their first child.

Brodie James was born on May 8th 2013

Dermatomyositis (DM/FCD) Research A Search for Potential Genetic Cause

May, 2012 Update

Exciting news! PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD!

Dr. Leigh Anne Clark of Clemson University recently received word that her research grant proposal regarding Dermatomyositis (DM/FCD) has been funded by the NIH for over $200,000!

Here is a link to the NIH site with the project details: http://projectreporter.nih.gov/project_info_description.cfm?aid=8433553&icde=16397110&ddparam= &ddvalue=&ddsub=&cr=1&csb=default&cs=ASC

It is imperative that we aid Dr. Clark by submitting blood samples from DM affected AND healthy control Shelties. (See below.)

The Canine Genetics Laboratory at Clemson University is conducting research into the genetic component of Dermatomyositis (DM) in Shelties. DM is a devastating dermatologic condition that most commonly affects the skin and/or muscles. Currently the lab is in need of:

• Blood samples from DM affected Shelties, along with a copy of the diagnostic biopsy report. Pedigrees are also requested whenever possible. • Blood samples from Shelties that are 10 years of age or older, are free from any skin conditions, and have no known family history of DM are eligible to participate as controls • A billing number will be provided to cover FedEx shipping of the sample. • All participation is confidential.

Please email Jacquelyn Evans at [email protected] if you are interested in participating in the study.

Additional information about DM may be found on the ASSA website at: http://www.assa.org/health.html#DM.

DM Sheltie Informed Consent Form – link below: http://www.globalsheltiesmagazine.org/documents/DM_Sheltie_Informed_Consent.pdf

AMERICAN SHETLAND SHEEPDOG ASSOCIATION NATIONAL

Albany, Oregon

April 20th – 27th 2013

Judges Conformation Dogs: Jo Virden. Bitches: Yvonne DeFreitas. Futurity: Judy Decker Junior Showmanship: Marjorie Tuff Obedience Laurie Beck. Suzi Bluford. Carol Callahan Agility Robin Veenema. Suzi Bluford Herding Craig Watson Rally Pam Weaver

Photo: Chris Lynch

BEST OF BREED: GCH Jesstar Nirvana (GCH Rosmoor Protocol X Ch Jesstar Astoria) Breeder: Jessica Starbuck Owner: Rita Von Pusch and Jessica Starbuck

Photo: Chris Lynch

BEST OF WINNERS: PaRay’s Luminous (Ch Okie’s Kell Wild West X Kell Felicity) Breeder: Raymond Pitman Owner: Brenda Christenson

Photo: Chris Lynch

BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX OF BREED: Ch Neahm’s Kiss Me Kate (Ch Illemist As You Like It X McCarthy Irish Eyes) Breeder: W and M Christensen and V Robinson Owner: W and M Christensen and V Robinson

Photo: D Howes WINNERS DOG: Wistwin Shalamar Richochet (Am/Can Ch Braeleen Let Freedom Ring ROM X Ch Wistwin Tickertape) Breeder: Dianne Hawes Owners: Lyn Leininger and Susan Beacham Class that he won from: American Bred Dog Handler: Sondra Mauzy

Select Dog

GCH. PaRay's Preferential

(Ch Corteo At PaRay Of Don Quixote X Ch PaRay's Posh Spice) Breeders: Tray Pitman and Paul Flores Owners: Kim Furlong and Tray Pittman

Photo: Chris Lynch

1st In Novice Bitch

Can Ch Cermel's Kiss Me Kate Bradshaw (Am GCh, BIS UKC, Can Ch Wistwin Equinox X Accent's Sneak Peek) Breeders: Cyndy Ermel and Laurie Bogaert Owners: Kim Wendling, Cyndy Ermel and Laurie Bogaert Photo: Chris Lynch

Walt Christensen Writes

I want to start off and congratulate all the winners and class placements at this year’s ASSA National. There were many, many, beautiful dogs there this week. For Mary and I Saturday at the ASSA 2013 National was a very special day. After watching over a 100 dogs enter the ring during BOB judging and watching Marjorie Tuff, the BOB judge, whittle down her choices to less than 30 dogs it was getting a little nerve wrangling with cut after cut. At that time there were many friends that were in the ring along with Julie Desy and our bitch “Katherine” BISS GCH Neahm’s Kiss Me Kate. When Marjorie started lining them up and it looked like Katherine was going to be BOS I just started bawling and when she made it official that “Noah” GCH Jesstar’s Nirvana was BOB and “Katherine” was BOS I was just “plain done” and cried profusely. I want to congratulate Jessica Starbuck, Rita and Dean VonPusch on BISS, BIS, GCH Jesstar’s Nirvana BOB win. They are great friends and competitors. I want to congratulate young Katie Grohowalski on receiving AOM’s on her 2 charges. Julie Iversen’s “Calvin” BIS BISS GCh Homespun Casual Blues and Katie’s and Nancy Ager’s “Ollietta” GCh Starphire Ollietta who also won a very competitive 9-12 Veterans class. Katie had some well-timed assistance from Terry Jenning’s in helping her with Ollietta’s AOM.

But most of all I want to thank the following: Gini Shaw for her friendship and her support for Katherine. We want to thank Tom and Nioma Coen for inspiring us and constantly challenging us with what they do for the breed. Most of all we want to thank Julie Desy, the incomparable Julie Desy, for her support, her guidance, for putting up with me and my questions on those 5-10 hour drives to shows, for also inspiring me and challenging me within the sport of dogs and life. Mary and I are better persons because of these 4 people. Walt and Mary Christensen

Here is a link to a Show Report for the ASSA National written by ASSA Member and Judge Linda More with photos by Dean Von Pusch http://issuu.com/dognews/docs/051013/1 (This article starts on page 65 and continues on page 76 and 101)

Welcome Party

Photo: Courtesy of Dean Von Pusch Photography

Meet And Greet Evening

Photo: Courtesy of Dean Von Pusch Photography

The ASSA has a Facebook page with lots of photos from the National Show https://www.facebook.com/AmericanShetlandSheepdogAssociation

AGILITY AT THE ASSA NATIONAL

ALASKA

Alaska is an amazing multi talented girl. She not only excels in Agility, Obedience, Rally and Herding but she is also a trained seizure alert service dog. She alerts to my seizures 5 minutes in advanced.

Facebook page: www.facebook.com/serv icedogholly

Shanna Wilkinson

Lakepoint's Alaska Cold Front CD, RA, MX, MXJ, OF (Call name: Alaska) Owner: Shanna Wilkinson Placements: Best All Around Sheltie: Tied for Second Advanced A Rally: Second Place Novice B Obedience: Third Place Masters Agility: Qualified PT Herding: Qualified

Shalamars Heart of Ireland Call Name: Heart Owner: Stephanie Burdett

Placements: Agility Nov. B JWW- Placed Fourth Herding PT- Qualified

UKC CH. Hill Views Unexpected Pleasure RN, OA, OAJ, NF Call Name: Molly Owner: Stephanie Burdett Herding PT- Qualified Rally Novice B- Qualified

HERDING AT THE ASSA NATIONAL

HERDING

Molly, Alaska and Heart

All qualified in PT Herding

(In PT Herding they do not do placements)

11 VETERANS PARADE AT THE ASSA NATIONAL

Veterans Parade- 3 special old dogs that have done a lot in their life This picture is of (from left to right) Dirk (Age 10) - Hill View's It's All About Me CDX, BN, RAE, PT, AX, MXJ, AXP, AJP, NF, THD Owner- Laurie Hope Dirk Also placed 3rd in Beginning Novice B Holly (Age 12)- Lakepoint's Holiday Greetings CD, RAE, PT, MX, MXJ, MJB, OF and Retired Service Dog (Seizure Alert Service Dog) Owner- Shanna Wilkinson Gracie (Age 12) MACH Hill View's Amazin' Grace HSAS, CDX, RE, OF Owner- Stephanie Burdett

Holly Veterans Parade Bio: There is always that one dog that has changed your life forever. Holly is that dog for me, she is my heart dog. Holly is 12 years old and has accomplished a lot in her life. I got Holly as a puppy to compete with in Agility and to be my junior showmanship dog. Together we have earned 28 AKC titles in Agility, Obedience, Rally and Herding. When Holly was 4 my life changed forever and she changed with it, Holly became my seizure alert Service Dog. She taught me that we could still compete in dog sports together and live life to the fullest as a team. In 2007 Holly was awarded with the AKC Award of Canine Excellence. In 2012 she was awarded with the Hero Dog Award. Holly is a special girl that came into my life for a reason. Shanna Wilkinson

JUNIOR HANDLER

Lydia Carnes

Handling

Wyndsongs BellaRose

"Rosa" made the cut in a competitive sable 9 - 12 month class and also placing 3rd with her sire Ch Belmark High Velocity "Charger" in the stud dog class!

WESTWARD HO: A TRIBUTE TO SHELTIES AND BREEDERS OF THE WESTERN STATES

PRESENTED BY TOM COEN APRIL 26, 2013 AT THE ASSA NATIONAL, ALBANY, OREGON

PRESENTATION ON CH. CHERDEN SOCK IT TO'EM, CD ROM/ROMC

By Cheryl Anderson, Cherden Shelties

"Pow" was whelped in November, 1968, and at barely 6 months old took 3rd place in the 6-9 class at the 1969 Santa Monica ASSA National show.

He was the result of 3 years of pedigree research and visiting over 75 Sheltie kennels to acquire the stock which created the Cherden foundation blend of Ch Nashcrest Golden Note ROM, Ch. Thistlerose Arcwood Aladdin, and Timberidge Crown Jewel ROM.

He was the very first pup whelped from my first homebred litter, a sable to sable breeding which was repeated 3 times, each with good success.

According to Lisa Porch, Ch Halstor's Peter Pumpkin, Ch. Banchory High Born, Pow, and Banchory Reflection are now behind 100% of the USA Shelties shown today.

By Lisa's records, Pow sired 206 litters in his career and from those 206 litters came 35 AKC champions, 15 Canadian champs, and 61 performance titlists. He also produced 1 ROM, an inbred son, Thunder Blue.

As a pup, he stood out from the minute he was born. He had that headpiece, the long archy neck, angles and iron back topline, and that bubbly temperament from the start. He was also fast maturing, very big, very plain black with lots of leg freckles. I can't tell you how many times experienced breeders told me to get rid of him because they thought he was going to go oversize or that he was just too "different".

When grown, he was a tall dog, high on leg, had a rather wide earset, light eyes, his tail barely reached his hock, and his coat was sparse and rusted easily. But his tan was deep copper. He was also white factored, even though plain appearing, and he also passed on the anopthic gene, known to most as the Maltese factor which he inherited from Aladdin along with the ability to produce bicolors.

As a stud, he was very assertive, didn't want you messing with him, yet he was sensible enough that you could run him and his stud sons all together and they would get along fine, although he and High Born hated each other with a passion.

He was not a "perfect" dog. But he had a headpiece unlike what was generally seen in that day and age; strong underjaw, full muzzle, clean planes without depth from brow to throat, and a flat brow without "wishbones" on a lean backskull. He had almost no stop at all. For a time, he was a model for Lambert Kay products along with a white Standard Poodle.

When he was 4-1/2 months old at a "B" match, he was excused because the judge could only find one testicle, and late descension has not been uncommon in this stockline. Then, while I was packing up that same day, he jumped out of the car window and green broke his right hind leg. He had to wear a split cast for several weeks, and forever "threw" that leg each time he pushed off to move out. But after his break healed, I road worked him with a bicycle to build those partially atrophied leg muscles back up again. All that roadwork is why he moved so well as a young dog.

Growing up, he hit the puberty freakies like a brick wall after I broke him in at stud at under 10 months of age. I have records of showing him which say "Pow spooked, Pow spooked" during that phase.

So I sent him to Pat Tripp to show him in Canada to break the apron strings, and he completed his requirements in 4 shows as he took Reserve the first day. But the paperwork was never completed so he never officially got that title.

Then I started showing him at home, and he took his first AKC point at age 10- 1/2 months on the old Cal-Or circuit on my birthday. He finished 7 months later when he went BOB over 20 specials at the SSCSC specialty from the classes. I was just playing with him in the ring then because I was so happy he'd finished, doing our famous "pogo bounce" trick, when friends started yelling at me because the judge, Lee Reasin, was standing there pointing at us for breed which I had never even considered. The photo of that day is the one in the Nicholas book.

But most people don't know that it was George Schlinker, PHA, who put most of the points on Pow.

Later, I trained him some more and put his first CD legs on him in addition to showing him at specialties as a special.

One thing that Pow did was to bring the bicolor genetics back into the breed in the USA on a wide scale. This was a trait he got from Aladdin who was tripled in his background. So it was Aladdin, via Pow, who put real quality bicolor dogs on the map as most bis up to that time were usually of poor quality and petted out. So each time you see a bicolor of American lines, you know that Pow or Aladdin are doubled up in the background.

Cheryl Anderson. USA

UK BREED CLUB SHOWS

Links to Full Results And Photos From a selection of recent UK Sheltie Breed Club Shows

Northern Counties Shetland Sheepdog Club Championship Show. April 7th 2013 Judges: Dogs: Mrs J Miles (Milesend) Bitches: Mrs S Beeney (Coneypark) http://www.ncssc.co.uk/

Shetland Sheepdog Club Of North Wales Open Show. April 13th 2013 Judges: Dogs: Mrs D Lockett (Cheryldene) Bitches: Mrs M Bywater (Tachnamadra) http://www.sscnw.co.uk/

Eastern Counties Shetland Sheepdog Club Open Show. April 21st 2013 Judge: Mrs F. Kaye (Danfrebek) http://www.ecssc.org.uk/

Yorkshire Shetland Sheepdog Club Championship Show. May 5th 2013 Judge: Dogs: Miss R Allan (Tesoro) Bitches: Miss S Berry (Simcourt) http://www.yssc.co.uk/

Scottish Shetland Sheepdog Club Open Show. June 2nd 2013 Judge: Mrs T Brand (Ronansprey) http://www.scottish-sheltie.org.uk/

The English Shetland Sheepdog Club Open Show. June 8th 2013 Judges: Dogs: Mrs N Rowlands (Paloalto) Bitches: Mrs M Botham (Balidorn) www.essc.org.uk

Shetland Sheepdog Club Of Northern Ireland Championship Show. June 8th 2013 Judge: Mrs M Dobson (Doshell) (See results and pictures on the next page) ______

American Kennel Club Show Results

http://www.dogshowresults.com/#

This site was designed for everyone that wants AKC conformation results from across the country

SHETLAND SHEEPDOG CLUB OF NORTHERN IRELAND

June 8th 2013

Judge: Margaret Dobson (Doshell) UK

Bitch CC and Best In Show: Thomas’s Ch Myter Eye To Eye Reserve Bitch CC and Best Veteran: Nixon’s Hartmere Hint Of A Dream At Japaro

Dog CC: Stafford’s Ch Bugsy Malone Reserve Dog CC Nixon’s Multi Ch Japaro Chasing The Storm

Best Puppy

Proctor’s Our Little Drummer Boy

All the Winners With Judge Margaret Dobson (UK)

Results and Pictures Sent By Cathrina Dunne. Ireland ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Other News From Ireland

Best Of Breed At Saint Patrick’s Day Show

Dunne’s Japaro Designed To Dazzle At Longrange

BANGOR DOG TRAINING CLUB

Northern Ireland

Photo: Valerie Kyle Bangor Dog Training Club held the KCGCDS tests today, where there was an excellent turn out of dogs competing, 5 of which were shelties. Photo attached of the sheltie team, from left - Susan Pollock's - Cearthall Nightingale (handled by Mary Boyle) won her KCGCDS Silver, Ardlyn Roses Are Red (owned and handled by Mary Boyle) won Silver, Susan Pollock's - Karyshanty Mists of Time (handled by Mary B) won Bronze, my own Ardlyn La Vi En Rose At Rossnow won Silver and Gordon Davis' - Ardlyn Charley Harper also won Silver. Afterwards we took them to the Walled Garden in Bangor for a well deserved walk, where I took this photo.

Valerie Kyle. Northern Ireland ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Street Dogs In Nepal

Need Your Help: See the work being done by H.A.R.T here: http://www.hartnepal.org/

SHELTIE CRAFTS

I have been a quilter for over 20 years. I started making ribbon quilts after my first show dog died. I had been thinking about how to do it for a very long time, but after Rose died, I decided I was going to sit down and figure it out before I made another thing. This is what I made.

About this time, someone had posted on a Yahoo Group they had just lost their dog and was wondering what everyone did with the ribbons. So I wrote to her, attaching a photo of Roses quilt and suggested she let me make her a quilt. Well little did I know that this dog was #1 Obedience Dog for 2006, I received several big boxes of ribbons! I was able to make her 2 rather big quilts.

I posted photos on my website and word spread about my work. Soon I was buried in boxes of ribbons! Since then I have sort of standardized my method of making the quilts. But every quilt is different and since some rosettes are bigger or smaller, I still have to get creative sometimes to figure out how to make everything “fit” together.

After 5 years of doing this, each new box of ribbons I receive is still like opening a gift on Christmas! I love doing this and hope to continue making beautiful memorials of treasured four legged friends for a long, long time. I also make crate covers, vests to wear and teddy bears. Don’t have very many ribbons? I make pillows, tote bags and chair back covers that only take a few ribbons. See everything I make at www.quiltingcove.com/Ribbons

Kim Bond. USA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

SHELTIE FOUND IN A TREE AFTER THE OKLAHOMA USA TORNADO DISASTER

Read the story on the ‘Lifewithdogs’ website: http://www.lifewithdogs.tv/2013/05/reunited-sheltie-found-in-tree-after- tornado-is-back-with-her-family/

IVERMECTIN SENSITIVITY

(Yes, Belle is a Rough Collie, but Shelties with the MDR1 drug sensitivity gene could have similar reactions to Ivermectin that Belle has had, see below.) (Editor)

Maritime Animal Hospital New Brunswick, Canada

March 25th 2013 This is Belle our sleeping beauty. She has been with us since last Sunday and has been in a semi coma. Through out the week she has slowly improved. When she presented to us she was unable to stand, blind, drooling excessively and was having involuntary muscle twitching. She unfortunately ate a horse de-wormer that contained Ivermectin. Within hours she went into a coma. Today Belle is responding to sounds and touch as well as attempting to sit up and eat. We expect her to make a full recovery. We want to caution owners about the use of cattle or horse de-wormers with dogs especially herding dogs such as Collies. (and also Shelties. Ed) We want to thank Ford's apothecary for providing us with life saving medication after hours.

According to Vin: Collies with Ivermectin sensitivity have been found to have a mutant gene for what is called the P-glycoprotein. The P-glycoprotein has been studied largely because over expression of this protein (i.e., having more of it than normal) results in poor function of chemotherapy drugs during cancer treatment. The P-glycoprotein appears to be involved in keeping drugs out of certain body tissues. Having excess P- glycoprotein keeps chemotherapy drugs from reaching the tumor. When it comes to Ivermectin sensitivity, the problem is the opposite: mutant or non-functional P- glycoprotein leads to failure to keep certain drugs out of the central nervous system, allowing them access to sensitive tissue. Side effects stem from Ivermectin entering the central nervous system.

Approximately 35% of Collies have a genetic mutation creating a non-functional P- glycoprotein. This allows for Ivermectin doses that would normally be blocked from the central nervous system to gain access to it. Other herding breeds as listed above also tend to express this mutation. There is now a test for P-glycoprotein mutation so that Ivermectin-sensitive dogs can be identified. This is a DNA test using an oral swab. Test kits can be ordered directly from the Washington State University Veterinary School.

Heartworm preventive doses are so low that side effects are not produced even in Ivermectin-sensitive individuals.

Side effects of concern are: dilated pupils and drunken gait that can progress to respiratory paralysis and death if medication is not withdrawn and supportive care is not initiated.

March 26th 2013 Belle is trying to stand up today. Her owners are very thankful for all the words of encouragement!

March 29th 2013 Update on Belle....Our sleeping beauty. Yesterday she was able to stand for a few minutes. She is still not able to walk. She can drink about 3-4 licks of water at a time. We placed a nasogastric tube that goes into her nostril to her oesophagus and then into her stomach. It is a small tube that is very comfortable for patients in Belle's condition. With this tube she is able to be fed a liquid diet. We were able to take Belle off intravenous fluids. Her Owners were able to take her home last night. Belle is now home surrounded by her family and able to enjoy Easter in her own home.

April 1st 2013 She is doing well, walking outside now, drinking ensure on her own, her feeding tube is removed. Is starting to eat some canned food with water throughout the day! She is showing great improvements and we are very happy for her and her family.

April 1st 2013 We did want to mention that this is an accidental ingestion. Ivermectin is sold over the counter for horses and there are no warnings on the label. Please discuss any medications (regardless of breed) and de-wormers with your vet to decide which is the best option for you and your pet.

April 2nd 2013 Belle was in today for a visit. She is walking with some instability but able to move fairly well around her house. She is now drinking liquid food and does not need the nasogastric tube. Her vision is coming back slowly She will make a full recovery. Belle's owners want to thank everyone for their prayers and many comments encouraging her recovery.

*The ‘Global Shelties Magazine’ Editor wishes Belle a full recovery, and would like to thank the Maritime Animal Hospital, and Belle’s owners for giving permission for us to print this story in this edition*

JUNIOR PAGE

JUNE SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

Original Photo By Kind Permission Of: Inna Tolli (Estonia)

Can You Spot Six Differences? ______

ANSWERS TO THE MARCH SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

Six Differences In Black Squares

THERAPY FOR - WHOM?

Eile went to the University of Rochester tonight for our monthly visit as a stress reliever for students. There was a particular student who obviously had the "Midas touch" in giving dog massages because EILE was putty in her hands!! And WHO exactly was giving therapy to whom? The student stayed with Eile for 30 minutes and said it was the best part of her evening! She misses her dog back at home, and she said just petting a dog makes her day. She made Eile's night based on the picture on the left! It's a tough job being a therapy dog, isn't it?!

Alyce Hahn USA

FINNISH SHETLAND SHEEPDOG SPECIALITY SHOW Nurmijärvi 20.4.2013

Judges: Nina Junger for puppies Barbara Thornley for Junior, Open and Champion Bitches Jane Edwards for Intermediate and Veteran Bitches and Veteran Dogs Joanne Hardy for Dogs except Veterans

Entry 284 shelties

Photo: Sirpa Saari

BEST OF BREED and BEST OPPOSITE SEX BOB: Happy Master's New Fairy Style (Left) BOS: Ch Helskon Zorbas (right) (Right) Judges: Barbara Thornley, Jane Edwards and Joanne Hardy (All UK)

BOB VETERAN

Agree Diamond (left)

BOS VETERAN

Happy Master's Charming Chance (Right) Judge: Jane Edwards

Photo: Sirpa Saari

BOB PUPPY

Happy Master's Queen Of Hearts

BOS PUPPY

Myhappiness Eyecatcher

Judge: Nina Junger

Photo: Hilppa Järvinen PUPPIES

Dogs 5-7 months 1 HP BPD-1 Myhappiness Eyecatcher 2 HP Käpäläkoplan Halloween 3 Littleshet's Mysterious Dark Moon

Dogs 7-9 months 1 HP BPD-2 Shadeland My Days As A King 2 HP Sunborne Beauty Brain 'N Bandit

Bitches 5-7 months 1 HP BPB-2 Mei Dan Tant Gredelin 2 HP White Coastal Little Black Lady Gaga 3 Minitiimin Closer To Glory 4 Merry Moonray's Prada Princess

Bitches 7-9 months 1 HP BPB-1 Happy Master's Queen Of Hearts 2 HP Sunsweet Sweet Sensation 3 HP Hilldemans Kassandra 4 HP Nappulavaaran Kultahuuma

DOGS

Junior Class EXC 1 CCQ White Coastal Little Black Tudor EXC 2 Khimairan Celestial Diamond EXC 3 Dreamhill This Is My Cole EXC 4 Michelangelo Iz Grafskogo Pomestija

Intermediate class 1 CCQ Sommerville Ambassador 2 CCQ F-Phoenix Iz Grafskogo Pomestija 3 Jeonan Best Secret 4 Snowglow's Zorro's Spirit

Open Class 1 CCQ Windcrest Blaze Of Fire 2 Be Happy Iz Grafskogo Pomestija 3 Whirling's Aim Is To Charm 4 Sunsweet Master Player

Champion Class 1 CCQ Ch Helskon Zorbas 2 CCQ Ch Lundecock's Traveling Man 3 CCQ Ch Mellsjojogda's Copper Zurprize 4 CCQ Ch Sheltie Lin's Golden Wonder

Veteran Class 1 CCQ Agree Diamond 2 Ch Minitiimin One Man Show 3 Ch Helskon Kaleva 4 Ch Hawser Meadow's Hazelnut Cracker

26 BEST DOG 1 Ch Helskon Zorbas BEST DOG 2 CC Agree Diamond BEST DOG 3 RES-CC Windcrest Blaze Of Fire BEST DOG 4 Ch Lundecock's Traveling Man

BITCHES

Junior Class EXC 1 CCQ Yazina's Wanilla Wonder EXC 2 CCQ New Spices Dreams Of Blueberry EXC 3 Amandina's Eternal Love EXC 4 Jeonan Dreams Are Amazing

Intermediate class 1 CCQ Ketrin's Do-Re-Mi 2 CCQ Silimen Salamanvalo 3 Karvakedon Luna 4 Amarantes Dreaming Princess

Open Class 1 CCQ Happy Master's New Fairy Style 2 CCQ Susadan Ylva 3 White Coastal Little Inkpepper 4 Shadeland Kiss Before The Dawn

Champion Class 1 CCQ Ch White Coastal Little Blue Avatar 2 CCQ Ch Mellsjohogda's Just Irresistible 3 CCQ Ch Helskon Paola 4 CCQ Ch Happy Master's Joy To Theworld

Veteran Class 1 CCQ Happy Master's Charming Chance 2 CCQ Ch Lundecock's Last Dance 3 Golden Rose Last Dream 4 Silimen Helmi-Keijutar

BEST BITCH 1 CC Happy Master's New Fairy Style BEST BITCH 2 RES-CC Yazina's Wanilla Wonder BEST BITCH 3 Ch White Coastal Little Blue Avatar BEST BITCH 4 New Spices Dreams Of Blueberry

Photo: Sirpa Saari BREEDERS’ CLASS (above) 1 HP Kennel White Coastal 2 HP Kennel Helskon 3 HP Kennel Silimen 4 HP Kennel Happy Master’s

Photo: Sirpa Saari PROGENY CLASS (Above) 1 HP Ch Helskon Kaleva 2 HP Ch Minitiimin One Man Show 3 HP Blenmoon Black King 4 HP Ch Sunland Secrets N Lies

- HP = prize of honour - CCQ = champion quality - CC =certificate - RES-CC = reserve certificate

Report From: Hilppa Järvinen (Finland) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

FORTHCOMING EVENTS

World Show Helsinki, Finland 2014 August 8th – 10th http://www.worlddogshow2014.fi/

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American Shetland Sheepdog Association National 2014 Grey Summit, Missouri, USA Location: Purina Farms April 11th -19th http://www.assa.org/

FORTHCOMING EVENTS

The English Shetland Sheepdog Club

CLUB CENTENARY 2014

Our Summer show will take place at the Kennel Club Building, Stoneleigh, Warwickshire, CV8 2LZ, UK

http://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/item/2731

7th June 2013

Provisional plans for the day are:

24 class Open show in the morning with special prize cards. Best in Show will be awarded a wonderful prize. Our Judges will be Mrs Jan Moody (Janetstown) and Mrs Barbara Thornley (Felthorn).

Lunch break at approx. 1.00 pm with Hog Roast with vegetarian option (details and booking form to follow)

ESSC AGM

During the afternoon – Come and try it Agility organised by the ESSC Working Section. The 8 Branches and Obedience Section of the ESSC have been asked to host stalls (like a summer fete). The stall holders and members will be asked to dress in appropriate 1914 costume. There will be a prize for best stall and best dressed member. Special Raffle Display of Dancing with dogs (Shelties of course) Judging of Stalls and best dressed member Parade of Champions End of day – Cutting of our Centenary cake and toast to the Club

Content of the afternoon may vary.

All members attending on the day will be given a special Centenary gift from the Club.

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If booking accommodation, please mention the ESSC event for a special booking price.

Jenny Martin Sub committee secretary (ESSC) UK

SYDNEY ROYAL

March 2013

SUP.CH. SHELMANNA ZULU PRINCE Best Of Breed Owner: MS J DOCKSEY

FULL RESULTS HERE: http://www.myras.com.au/res/results/ResultsSearch2.aspx?SY=2013&SN=35&EN=All%20Exhibitors&TN=All%20Tow ns&BR=SHETLAND%20SHEEPDOG&PC1=&PC2=&CL1=&CL2=&EI=1&OR=1&CT=ALL&Type=9

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BATHURST ROYAL SHOW

14 April 2013 Judge: Mrs w J Campbell (Vic)

Dogs Class 1 A Glenkentray Because I Can. J Williams Class 4 1 CH Beauideal Midnight Rush. V Royston Class 10 1 Ch Thurrana Topman. R and L Thurling Class11 1 Sup CH Shelmanna Zulu Prince. J L Docksey

Dog Challange and BEST OF BREED. Sup CH Shelmanna Zulu Prince. Best In Group 5 (A photo of this dog can be seen here: http://www.dogzonline.com.au/breeds/profile.asp?dog=66578)

Rch CH Beauideal Midnight Rush

Bitches Class 2A 1 Beauideal Starr Attraction. J L Docksey Class 4A 1 Almaroy Elegance B Johnson (Thurling) Class 5A A CH Louanda Exclusive Gene. V Royston Class 10A 1 Almaroy Blue Aura &nbs p; B Johnson (Thurling) Class 11A 1 CH Daydream Drusilla V Royston

Bitch Challenge and RuBOB CH Daydream Drusilla (A photo of this bitch can be seen here: http://www.daydreamshelties.com/dru.asp)

Rch Almaroy Blue Aura

STOCKHOLM INT SHOW

31/3-2013

Judge: Natalja Nekrosiene, Sweden

BOB-puppy Myline's Sunshine Eye (Starbelle Sunrider-Milward Simply Shirley)

BOS-puppy Lundecock's Brother Louie (Ch Lundecock's light My Fire-Ch Sunsweet My Heart Go On)

BIG-4 BOB CC Windcrest Stylish Move (Ch Evad Dream Stone Of Lochkaren-Ch Windcrest On The Move)

2nd best dog CACIB Louanda Simply Gold (Rannerdale The Wizard Of Oz-Louanda Simply The Best)

3rd best dog r-CC r-Cacib Milesend Gold Award (Eljetia Valentine Prince Of Milesend- Milesend Spinning Gold At Benravia)

4th best dog Ch Shellrick's Step Up (Ch Lynnfield Joshua-Shellrick's Up And Away)

BOS CACIB Ch Windcrest Smart Move (Ch Edglonian Strolling Nomad Of Lochkaren-Ch Windcrest Scottish Passion)

2nd best bitch CC r-CACIB Yosemite's Scarlet Pepper Berry (Ch Lundeock's Run For Fun- Ch Yosemite's Spice Girl)

3rd best bitch r-CC Shellrick's You Are My Sunshine (Ch Tachnamadra The Designer- Ch Shellrick's Just A Wish)

4th best bitch Shellrick's Fairytale (Ch Starbelle Tough Enough-Ch Shellrick's Rather A Surprise)

BOB breeder with Honourprize BIS-2 Breeder kennel Shellrick's

Carin Akesson

SHETLAND SHEEPDOG CLUB OF VICTORIA

April 27th 2013

53rd Championship Show

Judge: Mr B Turner (SA)

Best Exhibit In Show: Montage Escapade

(A photo of this Sheltie can be seen here: http://www.dogzonline.com.au/breeds/profile.asp?dog=70870)

Runner-up to Best Exhibit In Show: Ch Lounda Simply Amazing

SHOW RESULTS AND JUDGES REPORTS HERE: http://www.sscv1936.com/ShowResults.htm

The 53rd Victoria Sheltie Championship Show held on the Saturday 27TH April 2013 and Judged by myself Brian Turner of Rimini Shelties [Adelaide S.A] how I saw the day.

I Left my motel at Macedon at about 6.45am with me and my sisters dogs which weren’t entered for this show we arrived at the grounds at Bulla Victoria at approximately 7.30am and proceed to erect our gazebo walk and settle the dogs in their pens then it was up to the secretary to sign all the required paper work for the show and meet my assembly steward Max ring steward John and the critique typist Gael.

It seemed no time and we were in the ring with the baby puppy dog class, the total overall entry was around the 155 and a further 39 entries in the following classes Headed* Gaited* Best Sable *Best Tricolour /Black and White and Blue Merle so a busy time for all lay ahead.

The day turned out to very windy and this plus being close to the airport had some affect on some of the dogs so allowance were made for those that were affected by this it was at times difficult to see the ear set but by moving the dogs into a different position we overcame this problem and though most shelties don’t like the wind almost all showed well for owners.

My three helpers mentioned above did a superb of keeping me on time and dogs up to me this certainly made my job a lot easier on the day and we had a good chat over lunch which the club workers are to be congratulated on also thank you for inviting my sister along to join us.

I had some very good dogs but awarded my challenge to the Junior Montage Escapade he went on to be my Best in Show who was 13 months my reserve went to Sup Ch Deerod Rich Reward there were many others that on a different day may have take these awards but we judge on the day the same could also be said for the bitches and it was interesting to see quite of few of my place getters awarded by Sundays Judge Mr Brian Hull from England.

The bitches the challenge went to Ch Louanda Simply Amazing who took outrunner Up Best in Show and was Brian Hulls Reserve Challenge the next day the reserve challenge went to my 2nd in open bitch class Ch Daydream Drusilla overall in my opinion the bitches had more depth in quality than the dogs.

The Victorian Sheltie Club Championship Shows are the largest in Australia and exhibitors travel from all round Australia with visitors from New Zealand etc, we have a mixture of English *Australian *American and mixed group from all in their breeding so there are quite a few different styles to choose from so all we can do is select from those that are the best and closest to the breed standard.

Lastly but not least I thank all those who entered under me and thank all of you for accepting my placings and should any of you who are judges here in Australia or elsewhere be asked to judge at this show don’t hesitant because you will see a lot of best shelties here in and Australia and be well looked after by the committee of the Shetland Sheepdog club of Victoria who are to be congratulated on holding two championship shows on the weekend.

Brian Turner (Australia)

April 28th 2013

Judge: Mr B Hull (UK)

Photos: Cheryl Spangler

Best Exhibit In Show: Ch Shelsian Scintilla

(Supreme Ch Shelsian Star X Ch Shelsian Cest Si Bon) Breeder and Owner: Ian and Cheryl Spangler Handled By: Naomi Jeffery

Runner-up to Best Exhibit In Show: Sup Ch Shelmanna Zulu Prince

SHOW RESULTS AND JUDGES REPORTS HERE:

http://www.sscv1936.com/ShowResults.htm

RUSSIAN SHELTIE SPECIALITY SHOW MOSCOW, RUSSIA

April 13th 2013

Judge: Barbara Jane Tunnicliffe (Dippersmoor) (UK)

Sheltie Speciality Show

It was a privilege to be invited to judge this show in Moscow. With my suitcase packed full with various thermals (I had been keeping an eye on the weather for the previous 2 weeks and the temperature had varied between minus 5 and zero). I boarded the 747 at Heathrow and was delighted to say that the 3 hour flight went very quickly thanks to the company of a vary charming and witty Russian guy who I could have sworn was Artem from (the TV show) ‘Strictly Come Dancing’!!

I was met by members of the show Committee at Moscow and introduced to the other judges from America, Spain, Italy, Slovakia and another UK judge. The hospitality, company, hotel and food were all excellent throughout my stay. The worst part was the amount of traffic and manic drivers in and around the city; in fact the first thing we saw on leaving the airport was a car on its roof in the middle of the road.

At a welcome meal on the first evening we discovered that on the 13th there were two shows at the same venue and another show the day after. After many attempts to find out which day we were all judging on, all was finally made clear, and the judging system out there was explained to us all. I was to judge the Sheltie Speciality Show.

34 Once at the show I was introduced to my steward who did a great job and, at the end of my judging she presented me with some postcards showing famous artists work and explained all about these to me. How she knew that art is an interest of mine I am not sure but her kind thoughts were greatly appreciated.

The baby puppy classes (3 – 6 months) had some charming youngsters on show and their showmanship put some of the older exhibits to shame. I did find quite a number of exhibits in other classes where ring training was obviously in short supply and thus prejudiced their chances.

On the whole the quality was good although size rather varied, heads were mostly of an acceptable standard, dentition was fine and only two with missing teeth. Construction, especially hind quarters was, in most cases very good, sadly several exhibits would have benefited from having more time spent on their presentation and I had to clean my hands on several occasions!

My Best of Breed was a charming sable bitch winner of the Club Champion Class. She presented a lovely example of what the breed should look like, having a lovely reach of neck, beautiful balanced head and was shown and presented to perfection, she was of ideal size and moved really well.

Best Dog, shown in full coat also presented an excellent example of the breed but chose not to use his ears when it mattered.

My Junior Bitch Champion (a tri colour) I fell for completely and she will trouble the best for sure.

I thoroughly enjoyed the day and was delighted with my ultimate winners all of which I would have happily brought home.

The show closed at 7.30pm and we were whisked straight off for a traditional Russian feast which included tiny suckling pig and so many other dishes that I lost count. We were entertained by live singers and belly dancers! By midnight, we (the various judges) were so tired that we requested to go back to the hotel. We were ferried back in various taxis and, needless to say my taxi kept cutting out and was then stopped by the Police. I don’t think you argue with the Russian Police!

Our final day was sightseeing with typical Russian lunch and came to a conclusion with a fabulous evening meal in our hotel.

I enjoyed every moment of the whole adventure and met some delightful people and lovely Shelties.

My principal winners are given below:

Best Baby: Art Filisiti Penelope Cruz Best Puppy: Russkiy Versall Tradition Best Junior: Art Filisiti Dolce Gabbana Best Veteran: Lustrous Kalipso Best Male: Evad Shore Surprize Best Female: Marvitholl Marmalade Best of Breed: Marvitholl Marmalade Best in Show: Marvitholl Marmalade

Barbara Jane Tunnicliffe (UK)

NEWS FROM POLAND

INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION KENIA RAJ DLA ZWIERZAT JUBELEE OF THE HUNDRED DOG SHOW

Photo: Ewa Sroga

My name is Eve. I live in Krakow and I have bred shelties for 10 years. My kennel is Figa Ruminy FCI. I want to tell you about the results of my last two Dog Shows. On 15-17 April 2013 the Polish Kennel Club organized the XVIII International Dog Show - CACIB Katowice 2013. In the veteran class I participated with my ten years old bitch - KENIA Raj dla Zwierzat Int.Ch. (Ch.PL,SK,CZ). She got an excellent note and took the second place. According to my calculations, it was the hundredth Dog Shaw for KENIA! I’m pleased the fact that she is very happy to enter the ring. Her condition and movement are still excellent. In the finals of Best Breeding Group on the 3-day of the Show (17 april 2013), I participated with seven other kennels - including three sheltie kennels, judged by Carlos Fernandez-Renau from Spain. We showed three females from my kennel - BONA DEA Figa Ruminy, DANAE DIVITA Figa Ruminy and DIA DOCTA Figa Ruminy - we have got first place. It is a great success ! On 14 April 2013 the Polish Kennel Club organized the XVIII National Dog Show - CAC Czestochowa. KENIA Raj dla Zwierzat participated in her 101 Dog Show. This time she was excellent 1, Best Veteran of Breed, Best of Breed, Best of Group-I 1, Best Veteran in Show 1… Best wishes from Ewa Sroga www.figaruminy.pl Poland.

Below - detailed results of the both sheltie shows (after sheltie portal in Poland www.little-star.pl)

36 Results of XVIII International Dog Show of Katowice – CACIB 2013 (15-17 March 2013) FCI 88 – SHETLAND SHEEPDOG Judge: Dogs: Hans Wiblishauser (D) bitches: BOB – Willemin van Dejl (NL)

DOGS:

PUPPY class : vp 1, Best Puppy of Breed, BIS Puppy - 3 THUNDER TOUCH Asketila (Int. Ch. Mulit Ch. Qashee OPERATION CHAOS – PL Ch TWISTED CAMPARI Asketila) vp 2, Lovesome MAESTRO, (Ch.UK Lythwood STARLIGHT EXPRESS - Ch.UA,MD,Grand.Ch.MD,Ch.Klub.CZ,J.Ch.RO Turmaja's LOVESOME ROSE) YOUTH class : exc.1, Best Junior of Breed. BLUE JAY Pasada, (WW 2012, INT, PL Ch. Moorwood CARIBBEAN BLUE FLASH- ROSEMARY'S BABY Pasada) exc. 2, MODEL LIMITOWANY Fulfilled Dream, (Ch.Pl. SEA BREEZE Casidi - vg 3 Lovesome KNIGHT, (Ch.CZ Muggebigge BIRK – INTERMEDIATE class: Ch.Pl MAŁY KSIĄŻĘ Casidi) exc. 1, CAC KEEP THE FIRE BURNING Asketila, (MultiMł.Ch.MD, Ch. Quashee Mac OPERATIONLovesome DREAMLIKE CHAOS – PL ROSE) Ch. BEAUTIFUL HONEY STAR Asketila) exc. 2, INFINITY Fulfilled Dream, (INT.CH, Ch.PL, LT, MD Shellove JUST ON THE ROCKS - Ch.PL, MD SEA BREEZE Casidi) exc. 3 KEEP ON LOVING Asketila, (INTCH. MulitCH. Qashee OPERATION CHAOS – PL Ch BEAUTIFUL HONEY STAR Asketila) exc. 4 UNCAS z Puli Szczęścia – OPEN class: exc.1, CAC C'EST SI BON Excellens, (Mł.Ch.PL, Vivarium Ch.PL, (Ch. SID Sveenleikz Puli Szczęścia CITROEN Mł.Ch.PL – FESTINA JUST LENTE ANGEL Excellens ze Skalny Vivarium) Vyhlidky) exc.2 DANGEROUS LOVER Lohrien, (Grandgables Just Another Hero – ZIZI Lohrien) exc.3 SURPRISE Lost in Love OPERATION CHAOS – absent EBERHARD BLACK Amoreno, (Ch.MD,GrandCh,Super (Ch.MD, MK, Gr.Ch.MD) Grand Ch,Mł.Multi , (BLACK UNIXCh., Grand von de Mł.Ch. Rauhen ,Mł.Zw.Kl.LT Hecke - INT.CH, Quashee Multi Ch., Zw.Kl.CZ,PL,D PRIMA GLORIAC.PL NIKE z Kojca z Puli Coli) Szczęścia) CHAMPION class: exc.1, CAC, Winner, CACIB, BOB LEO Wspólny Dom (PL.J.Ch., PL.Ch.), (INT. CH., Ch. DK, PL Goodtimes BLAZIN’ HOT MOMENTS – exc.2, Res.CACIB ALERT DAREDEVIL Lohrien (PL.J.Ch., PL.Ch.), ( INT Ch. Goodtimes BLAZIN’ HOT MOMENTS – IMPRESJA GOLDENTOŚKA ART Wspólny Lohrien) Dom) exc. 3 JIM BEAM Perla z Polabi (PL.J.CH., PL.Ch., UA.Ch.) , (GrandCh, Ch.RUS,Ch.KL.Ros. Blenmerrow BORODIN - ESSENCE OF LOVE Perla z Polabi (HVT,TS)

BITCHES: BABY class : vp 1, Best Baby of Breed Casidi Team SATISFACTION DLA ISKIEREK, (CAN Ch. Laureate CONTINUUM - FAME & FORTUNE Casidi) PUPPY class: vp 1 SOMETHING ABOUT CRAZY GIRL Asketila , (PL Ch. Lovesome DUKE OF DREAM LAND – PL Ch BEAUTIFUL BLUE STAR Asketila) vp 2 Lovesome MAGICAL ROSE, (Ch.GB Lythwood Starligt Express – Ch.MD, UA, Ch.KL.CZ Turmaja’s Lovesome Rose) vp 3 REALLY WITH YOU Asketila , (PL Ch. Lovesome DUKE OF DREAM LAND – PL Ch. ELEGANCE EXTERMINATE Asketila) absent Lovesome MILKY ROSE FOR PLATERO PRIMUS,(Ch.UK Lythwood STARLIGHT EXPRESS - Ch.UA,MD,Grand.Ch.MD,Ch.Klub.CZ,J.Ch.RO Turmaja's LOVESOME ROSE)

YOUTH class: exc.1, CAJC, Best Junior of the Breed Lovesome KISS FROM A ROSE, (CZ Ch. Muggebigge BIRK– Lovesome DREAMLIKE ROSE) vg 2 ERIS EX ERA Figa Ruminy FCI, (Lovesome DUKE OF DREAM-LAND - CH.PL BONA DEA Figa Ruminy FCI) vg 3 ONLY YOU Asketila, (Int.Ch., PLCh. Overtop OSCAR – PL Ch. SWEET BABY Asketila) vg 4 FANTASY OF SPACE SOLAR POWER Excellens Vivarium, (Ch. Odyssey PICASSO – Laveli Endzhel BRUSNICHKA) absent Platero Primus ALL INCLUSIVE, (EBERHART BLACK Amoreno– Vanilla Hills ON THE MOVE)

INTERMEDIATE class: exc.1, CAC NEVERENDING STORY Asketila, (INT Ch., Mulit Ch. Qashee OPERATION CHAOS- Asketila) exc.2 DANAE DIVIDA Figa Ruminy, (Ch. Quanshee OPERATION CHAOS – Ch.PL. BONA DEA FigaMł.Ch.PL.Ch.PL. Ruminy) ELEKTRA exc.3 ARIAL SAILY Quoys, (Excellent Choice SUCH IS LIFE – RENNY Ventora) vg 4 LILY Szetlandzka Gwiazda , (Moorwood CARIBBEAN NIGHT TROPHY - good COCO CHANEL Ventora, (Ch. MD, ROM Quashee OPERATION CHAOS – Ch.PL ORIYANTI Ventora) absent ALL I WANT IS YOU Szetlandzka Perła FCI, (INT, LT, MD, PL Ch. ShelloveNUKA JUST Śniada ON Maskotka)THE ROCKS – SARA absent ARTEMIDA, (Ch. Crowned WINNER TINKLEBELLE – INDIANA) Szelmowate Niewiniątko) OPEN class: exc.1, CAC, Winner, CACIB ZA ZI NEL Ventora, (ONYX Ventora - ELEKTRA BLUE Kulczyna Chatka) exc.2 , Res.CACIB AMICA Compagno della Vita, (Memus MANDELSPAUN - DELICJA Velvet) exc.3 DIA DOCTA Figa Ruminy FCI, (Ch. Quanshee OPERATION CHAOS – Ch.PL BONA DEA Figa Ruminy) exc.4 ARABIAN DANCE Quoys , (Excellent Choice SUCH IS LIFE – RENNY Ventora) exc. NIGHT-LIGHT Excellens Vivarium, (PL Ch. Odyssey PICASSO – I’M DESERT ROSE Excellens Vivarium) exc. ORION FUTURE STAR Excellens Vivarium, (Odyssey PICASSO - KARTHAGO INVICTA Excellens Vivarium)

37 vg Archos Canis PETIT BIJOU – Archos Canis TILL) vg Di’Leila’s Sheltie LA LUNA (Mł.Ch.PL, PT1), (Ch. Grandgables JUST ANOTHE HERO – good MASSIMA ze Zguby Elfów, (INT.CH,, (INT Ch. Mł.Ch.PL, GOLDEN Ch.PL, PHOENIX RO, LT, Vesca SK PIKSELMontana Wspólny – A Dom CHAMPION class: ETNA ze Zguby Elfów) exc.1, CAC BONA DEA Figa Ruminy FCI (PL.CH) , (Ch D Ch Lux NOT FOR SALE FROMMIDALA LADY ze ZgubyLUCIA Elfów)– Int.KAMA Raj dla Zwierzat) exc.2 NIKE z Puli Szczęścia (PL.Ch), (INT Ch, PL Ch. Overtop OSKAR - VETERAN CLASS - bitch: exc.1, BVB, TIFFANY TRYUMF Asketila (Mł.Ch.PL, Ch.PL), (CH.PL.,ZW.KL.PL Ch. HIGHLAND EMI z Puli ROGU'E Szczęścia) ze Shetlandu - CH.PL.,ML.CH.PL.,ML.ZW.KL IVET Asketila FCI) exc.2 KENIA Raj dla Zwierzat (INT.CH, Ch.PL, SK, CZ), AND ROGUE ze Shetlandu - FESTNA LENTE Duma Tary) (Ch.PL, Mł.Ch.PL, Zw.KL HIGHL Results of XVIII National Dog Show - CAC Czestochowa 14 April 2013 judge: Waldemar Mrowiec (PL)

DOGS :

YOUTH class: exc.1, CAJC, Best Junior of Breed BLUE JAY Pasada, (WW 2012, INT, PL Ch. Moorwood CARIBBEAN BLUE FLASH- ROSEMARY'S BABY Pasada) OPEN class: exc.1, CAC,Winner, HERO LOVE.LOG z Nowoczesnej, (Ch. Moorwood CARIBBEAN BLUE FLASH - CAVA LOVE.LOG z

VETERAN class: exc.1Brodzieńskiego DARK Kolyba Grodu) u Grapy(Ch.PL, PIP – - Tom) ) , ( Ch.PL, Mł.Ch.PL ABSOLUTE MAN Kropelka Oceanu Mł.Ch.SK EVITA Szym BITCHES :

PUPPY class : vp1, Best Puppy of Breed REALLY WITH YOU Asketila, (PL Ch. Lovesome DUKE OF DREAM LAND – PL Ch. ELEGANCE EXTERMINATE Asketila) INTERMEDIATE class: exc.1 COCO CHANEL Ventora, (Ch. MD, ROM Quashee OPERATION CHAOS – Ch.PL ORIYANTI Ventora) OPEN class: exc.1 MASSIMA ze Zguby Elfów, (INT Ch. GOLDEN PHOENIX Vesca Montana – exc.2 GIFT OF NALLE Donariada, (Shelteam Dreamcatcher - ILIANKA SCOTT Surdykowska) VETERAN class: AMIDALA ze Zguby Elfów) exc.1, Best Veteran of Breed, BOB, BOG-I 1, BIS Veteran -1 KENIA Raj dla Zwierzat (INT.CH, Ch.PL, SK, CZ), (Ch.PL, - FESTNA LENTE Duma Tary)

Mł.Ch.PL, Zw.KL HIGHLAND ROGUE ze Shetlandu XVIII National Dog Show - CAC Czestochowa, 14 April 2013 , judge: Waldemar Mrowiec (PL) BOG-I 1 :

Photo: Khalil El Mohtar

Ewa Sroga . Poland

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DORTMUND

Germany

May 10th – 12th

Sheltie (Shetland Sheepdog)

Best of Breed (BOB) Hundename: St. Kilda's Legend In Time Eigentümer: Wenche Finberg. Osen Ort: Osen Land: Norway

VDH-Europasieger Hundename: St. Kilda's Legend In Time Eigentümer: Wenche Finberg. Osen Ort: Osen Land: Norway

VDH-Europasiegerin Hundename: Ketrin's Do-Re-Mi Eigentümer: Novakovskaya, Ekaterina u. Kulikova, Elena Ort: St. Petersburg Land: Russland

VDH-Europa-Jugendsieger Hundename: Geule D'Enfer El Diablo Des Romarins De Mayerling Eigentümer: Van Hoorebeke-D'Hondt, Filip u. Betty Ort: Deinze Land: Belgien

VDH-Europa-Jugendsiegerin Hundename: Heathers Hill Queen Coco UZ Ducati Eigentümer: De Koning-van Riet, Mieke Ort: NC Best Land: Niederlande

VDH-Europa-Veteranensiegerin Hundename: Klarissa vom Bramautal Eigentümer: Jung, Jürgen Ort: Wrist Land: Deutschland

St.Kilda`s Sign From Above and Ch St.Kilda`s Touch My Soul

St.Kilda`s Shetland Sheepdog and Pomeranian Laila og Bjørn Lauritzen, Norway

HELP SAVE JACK

From Jack’s Facebook Page:

This is the entire story from start to finish. Hopefully by reading this, ALL answers to all questions should be found here, from what we know as of today. Jack is a 7 yr old Sheltie, who on Wednesday, March 27, was startled and scared by the owners granddaughter, who possibly fell upon Jack, who in return nipped her on her lower cheek. it was his first and Ever bite! She has grown up with Jack all her life along with her 10 year old brother. He has always been a loving, gentle, sweet dog, never showing any aggression. Gia had to have 4 stitches and is healing wonderfully. Since the nip, she has shown no fear of the other family dog also a sheltie named Chloe. She keeps putting her hands out asking, Where's Jack... where's Jack?

The family of course worships the ground their granddaughter walks on; she is first and foremost above anything. If the family thought for one second that this was a vicious attack, they would be the first to have Jack put down...but that is NOT the case! Unfortunately this all started when Gia, went to the hospital to get the 4 stitches and authorities contacted animal control officer Nick Morosco. Later that evening, Mr. Morosco came to the home of Jack, he never even asked to see Jack or evaluate him. He then asked that the family bring Jack to the Steven Swans Humane Society, so that he could be quarantined for 10 days, which is mandated by law. He advised the family that after 10 days Jack would be released, because this was his first and ever bite. The family was then notified that they had to appear in New Hartford Town Court. They thought they were appearing because Jack was never licensed. They appeared not having an attorney nor were they asked if they needed one. With no evidence and no prior history of Jack being aggressive, Judge Van Slyke then deemed the dog to death. The family was in total shock! Because of the love they have for Jack and hoping that the judge would change his mind in the ordering of Jack to be put down, the family then asked the judge if they could have Jack go and live with his breeder, who lives about 20 miles away in the country. The judge also ruled that out. The family was extremely saddened and also could not believe the outcome as they were leaving the court house, Judge VanSlyle then turned to them and said, 'Don't forget the money clock is ticking'. After leaving the court house they felt like their hands were tied, and had no idea of what to do next, as this would be a huge unexpected expense, that would normally cost thousands of dollars. They thought when leaving the court house that Jack would be euthanized on Saturday, April 6.

When returning home they reached out to Marianne Leach, a friend and also Jack's breeder, in hopes of trying to do something to save Jack from being murdered on Saturday. Marianne of course being terribly upset over this outrageous order, turned to a close friend of hers, by the name of Dana A Carney-Madigan. Dana has done a lot for animals in our area. Marianne asked her if she could help in any way?

The next day, Wednesday April 3rd, Dana contacted the Beratta family, to get the whole story with all the details. She started a facebook page, called a local radio station, as well as our 2 local news stations, WKTV and WUTR to get the word out, about this outlandish event. She was and has been very determined to 'Help Save Jack'... a dog she had never even had the pleasure of meeting at that point.

Once made public and the story was out, people were absolutely outraged, donations started coming in through the 'Help Save Jack’ Facebook page, the family were then slowly no longer feeling helpless. On Friday the day before Jack was to be euthanized, Natalie Beratta, Jack's owner quickly appealed the order set by judge Vanslyke. This process is very time consuming as well as very costly, much paperwork has to be filed. You would be amazed, we were totally unaware of all that needed to be done. An attorney by the name of Louis, read the article which was posted by Dana on the WKTV's Facebook page and offered his services Pro-bono. Louis currently lives in NYC, but is originally from this area, and he obviously has a love for dogs!! He is a very busy man but has taken his time to help us with this case. The community keeps asking, 'What is taking so long'? Jack should be out!! We appealed the order, but that is far from all the other things that go along with it. We, as not being lawyers had no idea, what a huge process this would be, but are moving along now with the help of Louis. God Bless Him.

During this process Jack is being held in the quarantine section at the Steven Swan Humane society, when first brought in they had to treat Jack like any other dog. All dogs are treated the same, whether it be a dangerous vicious attack or just a nip. They have a contract with our local court system and they are only a holding facility. Because the employees are at risk when any dog comes in under court order as being called dangerous, they must charge a fee of $40.00 per day to house the dog. With in the past few days of Jack being there for (over two months now), the employees as well as the director have been around Jack long enough to realize he is far from dangerous and are speaking out on Jack's behalf in a very positive matter.

Natalie and Dana were allowed to visit Jack for the first time (At the end of April). He was 'soooo' excited to see his mom. She brought him his special treats, he was licking her hands and face non-stop. Dana had tears rolling down her face. This was the first time Dana had the pleasure of meeting Jack. As she put her hands through the bars to pet Jack, he kept licking her non-stop as well, and didn’t even know her. They have to admit, they were treated very nice and respectfully by the facility. It was immaculate and had a very pleasant atmosphere. The family is in no way blaming the Humane Society as they are just doing their job and are only involved in holding Jack through a court order. Jack will remain there until this case goes back to court, which will hopefully be very soon, after Monday the court has I believe 10 days to look at the appeal and if they accept it then we will receive a court date. I hope this answers ALL your questions!!

For all of you commenting and asking to take Jack, that is not the problem here. The problem is keeping Jack alive! The family would like THEIR dog Jack, to go live with his canine family out in the country, so he can run, play and swim in the family pool! This family currently has Jack's dad, his brother, and sister. This way Jack's family, owner Natalie, her husband Phil, and Daughter, Nicole, (ALL Adults) could go and visit their precious Jack anytime they want. They could still get to hug, pet, and kiss his head!! This is all so very sad...

Thanks to all of you for the wonderful cards sent for Jack, when and if released, we will read them all to him. If you would like to donate in Help saving Jack, you can use the Pay pal email address: [email protected], or write a check as the address is posted here. We also need many prayers and shares as well. Please pray for the Judge to make the right decision to give Jack a second chance so he can finish out his precious life....Thank-you Dana Carney 33 Harrison Ave Ilion, NY 13357

Jack's petition: https://www.change.org/petitions/onieda-county-court-put-an-end- to-stop-the-euthanization-of-jack-a-7-year-old-sheltie

Please help us by writing respectful letters to both the Judge who will be hearing Jack's appeal and also The Governor of New York State!!

Hon. Michael L. Dwyer The Honorable Andrew M. Cuomo Oneida County Court Governor of New York State 200 Elizabeth Street NYS State Capital Building Utica, NY 13501 Albany, NY 12224 fax 315-798-5848 518-474-8390 [email protected]

Any one who does not have fax capability, if you email me your letter I will print it and fax it for you. My email is: [email protected] *STOP PRESS* PAW NOTE BELOW

JACK’S COURT DATE SET FOR JUNE 28th!

Praying we hear a happy outcome on: Jacks Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/helpussavejack Or Global Shelties Facebook Page: http://tinyurl.com/sheltie-global-FB-page Or The September Edition of ‘Global Shelties Magazine

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As we go to Print, We Hear Sad News

LISA PORCH PASSED AWAY ON JUNE 22nd

There will be a full tribute to Lisa in the September Edition

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Front Cover Pictures

If you have a colourful ‘Calendar Type’ picture of your Sheltie that would look good on a ‘Global Shelties Magazine’ front cover, please send it along to the Editor for consideration. [email protected] There is no cost to you if we feature your dog/s. Pictures should be high resolution and portrait shape.

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The next edition of ‘Global Shelties Magazine’ Will be available to download from the website at the end of September. The DEADLINE for the Editor to receive Items for consideration for inclusion in that edition is September 9th 2013

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Clip Art: http://jsmagic.net/

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