1 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Going beyond our family’s favorite canine, JUDGING PROCEDURE Seattle Kennel Club is pleased to partner A comprehensive Judging Schedule for each day, with the approximate with Treehouse for 2018. A portion of their judging time of each breed, and an index to the breeds entered each day appears on pages 8-11. You can also pick up a schedule at the Occidental ticket sales will benefit Treehouse. door when you arrive at the show. In General – There are more than 200 AKC-recognized breeds, plus another 68 breeds who are working on becoming recognized. Of these, we expect approximately 160 different breeds to be entered in these shows. Each day, conformation judging will be concurrent in 10 rings, starting at 8:00AM. In addition, there will be two ach morning nearly 10,000 children in foster care in Wash- rings of Obedience, one ring of Rally, and one large ring of Agility ington State wake up to unfamiliar surroundings. In foster starting at 8:00AM. care, they are safe from physical harm and dangerous Junior Showmanship classes will be held both days. E neglect but they are far from out of the woods socially, emotionally It will be a bee-hive of activity from 8:00 until Noon, when and academically. Trauma and loss, changes in homes and schools most rings will break for Lunch. They continue in the afternoon and emotional upheaval cause them to perform worse than their as the show’s elimination tournament continues. If you have peers on every academic measure. At Treehouse, we envision- and particular breed(s) that you want to see compete, it is essential strive to create- a world where every child that has experienced that you refer to the “Judging Program.” Otherwise you may foster care has the opportunities and support they need to pursue miss them entirely. their dreams and become productive members of our community. Group judging of the Best of Breed winners will begin mid- In 1988, Treehouse was founded by a group of DSHS social work- afternoon (usually between 2:00 and 3:00PM). Best in Show ers who started fundraising to provide the little things needed to judging will be held between 5:00 and 6:00PM. help children feel good and fit in—things like birthday presents and school supplies and a warm winter coat. Almost 30 years later, Treehouse still provides essential supports through our Little Wishes program where we pay for extracurricular activities like sports fees and summer camp and through our free store where kids can shop six times a year. We are dedicated to closing the achievement gap between youth in foster care and their peers 2018 SKC Show - Special Pricing forever. By providing our students with critical academic support, Designer Soft Sided Carriers we’ve watched them become more self-determined and invested in their education than ever before. And despite the numerous All sizes – All colors - $20 challenges our students face in foster care, their graduation rates are on the rise. Today, our extended graduation rate for Treehouse youth is 89 percent- about 7 percent higher than the general population. This rate includes on-time and fifth-year graduates throughout King County and a growing number of school districts in Pierce and Spokane. Treehouse relies on the generous contributions of our community­­. In fact, we are 85 percent privately funded. There are many ways to support youth in foster care—volunteer, attend an event, host a donation drive, or join us in legislative advocacy. We invite you to partner with us to give kids in foster care a childhood and a future. Together, we are creating a road to hope and possibility for youth in foster care across Washington State. Treehouse T 206.267.5159 | F 206.767.7773 Contact Dani Brazzle - 425-686-8074 2100 24th Avenue S. / Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98144-4643 2 The Seattle Kennel Club Come and be a part of one of the Northwest’s great traditions. The Seattle Kennel Club, Inc. is in its 80th year with over 2,400 competing during the two days for Best in Show awards. More than 11,000 canine enthusiasts Welcome! will attend these events, pulling for their favorite man’s best friend. Please visit our web site for more information:

The facility opens at 7:30 a.m. each day for attendees, Admission is adults $15 – children under 4 free – children 4-14 $7 – and seniors over 62 and military with proper ID $12. Certified service dogs will be admitted on the premises, but dogs not competing will not be allowed. Get your bearings; start with a tour! by Jared Reisinger Ever wondered what’s REALLY going on at a dog show? Did you ever ask, “What is that judge doing in the show ring?” Or why did that dog go through the tunnel before he went on the see- saw? Or why is that dog’s hair cut that way? Our show tours are your opportunity to get the answers to these questions and many more, while learning the basics of this fascinating sport that we share with our pets. Tours are available on both Saturday and Sunday, March 10 & 11, 2018. Each tour is led by a seasoned member of Seattle Kennel Club who has been involved in dog shows for decades. In an effort to cater each tour to accommodate the unique interests of our tour attendees, we limit the size of each tour to approximately 6 children and adults (total) with special consideration allowed for large families and groups in attendance. For reservations, follow this link: http://seattledogshow.org/product/2018-show-tour-advance-reservation/

Tours run every hour on the hour between 9AM and 1PM on both Saturday and Sunday. Day-of-Show sign-ups will be available on a space-available basis at the Seattle Kennel Club Information Table near the main entrance. 3 Nederlandse : It’s Tongue-Twisting to Pronounce But Will Make a Big Statement Ranny Green | January 10, 2018 Photos by Linda Kohler OK, try to pronounce it. I dare you: Nederlandse Kooikerhondje. But better get used to it because it’s now a member of the ’s companion events family. Which means, you’ll be seeing plenty more of these orange-red, parti-colored characters in the breed ring, Sporting Group, and Best in Show rings, as well as participating in other dog sports, going forward. And if you’re still stumbling over the pronunciation, those around these small -type dogs of Dutch ancestry simply refer to them as Kooikers (koy-kers). If you want to give the full name a try, it’s “Coy-ker-hond-tsje.” In its homeland, the Netherlands, the Kooiker’s job was to lure Kooikers are a stunning combination of beautiful fall colors. Their white coats with red-gold patches are easy to care for ducks into a cage, the” kooi,” from where the hunter fetched the and repel dirt. ducks and brought them to market. Today, there are still a few kooien operating, where ducks are lured, banded, and released for The perky breed, says Parker, makes a good family pet, yet research. needs plenty of socializing and must know its boundaries. “Basic In the U.S., it is a companion animal, well suited to agility, rally, obedience classes, where all family members are involved, help obedience, barn hunt, dock diving, etc. immensely. They are fun loving, energetic, and happiest being with Karen Parker, of Black Diamond, Wash., a Kooiker owner since their people at all times. We have lots of families that like to hike, 2014 and vice president of the Kooikerhondje Club of the USA, swim, paddleboard, and kayak with their dogs. Conversely, these was attracted to the breed by its size, intelligence, and ease of dogs love to spend time relaxing at home,” she says. maintenance. “I was looking for a smaller breed that was playful, energetic, but versatile enough to be a companion/performance dog. Plus, I wanted to introduce a new breed to the agility scene in the Pacific Northwest.” Some Kooikers boast a Previously an owner of Bouvier des Flandres and Australian very fox-like appearance, Shepherds, Parker purchased her first Kooiker with Dutch lines but don’t let their from a Miami breeder. In November, she added a puppy to the mix, cute looks fool you. this one with Danish ancestry, via an Iowa breeder.

Still waters run deep. Kooikers are very intuitive to From an environment standpoint, Kooikers are highly adaptable, their owners’ needs Parker emphasizes. “Provided they are given enough exercise and and wants. proper stimulation, they can live in apartments and in the suburbs. A large fenced-in area to run is optimal, as they love to hunt, explore, fetch, and run. They need to be mentally challenged, too. Any game where they get to figure out the answer is great fun.

This feature was written by Ranny Green for the American Kennel Club; published January 10, 2018, reprinted here with permission. The feature can be seen on the AKC web site at http://www.akc.org/content/news/articles/nederlandse-kooikerhondje-will-make-big-statement/ 4 “The breed tends to adjust its activity and energy level – and often its mood – to match that of its human companions. In other words, they are very intuitive to our wants and needs.” The weight and height parameters go something like this: males: 15-17 inches tall and 24-30 pounds, females: 14-16 inches in height and 20-26 pounds. Kooikers are very adaptable The first recorded litter born in the U.S. was in 1999; another stat and love being with their of note: the breed has been recorded in the Foundation Stock Service owners on any kind of since 2004. It joined the AKC’s Miscellaneous Class in July 2016. adventure. There’s “snow” better love than that of a Kooikerhondje their owners Want more? proclaim. Here’s a Q&A with Parker Q: Is there a specific area of the country where about the breed: there are more Kooiker owners and breeders? Q: What are the chief things breeders focus on A: The majority of the owners seem to be in the Northeast, but breeders are scattered nationwide. The Kooiker is still considered in addition to temperament? a rare breed in the U.S., with its registry numbers around 500. A: Health is an utmost priority. Testing for genetic faults involves a simple blood test, which helps with the selection of breeding Q: How difficult is this breed to train? compatibility. Because our gene pool is still quite small, we are A: It is easy to train. The Kooiker is super smart. It is extremely diligent about making certain the breeding coefficients are the aware of its environment and doesn’t care much for repetition in best possible. Good structure rounds out the top three. After that, exercises, as I have found in agility. Show it once, practice two or size, coat, and facial expression are additional considerations. three times, and you’re done -- in its mind. It begins to question Q: Are there genetic faults associated with the your sanity if you over-drill! Q: How well do Kooikers integrate into a breed? A: The Kooikerhondje, while a healthy breed, can be genetically home with a resident dog or two? prone to Von Willebrand disease (a hereditary clotting disorder A: I’ve brought mine in as puppies, and they have blended that is manifested by abnormal bleeding) and hereditary well. They are resource guarders, however, so new owners should necrotising myelopathy (a recessive degenerative spinal disease address that issue during puppyhood to avoid letting it become similar to multiple sclerosis in humans). Due to the diligence of a bigger problem in the future. Males seem to be mellower than Kooiker enthusiasts worldwide, these can be controlled through females. As an aside, the Kooiker is not a good dog-park dog. selective breeding. Testing is available for most problems, and our Q: What are a few things you would like the national club encourages all owners, even pet owners, to submit general public to know about your breed that their dogs’ blood samples for testing, so that we may monitor and evaluate the health of all Kooikerhondjes in the United States. has not been promoted previously? Testing is done at the Utrecht University in the Netherlands, which A: They are smart like a Border Collie, but can have a very specializes in Kooikerhondje research. sharp, -like attitude. They can be very reactive to other dogs, especially while on leash. Socialization with people and respect for Q: When you’re at dog shows or out in public other dogs is key with this breed. Despite their “cute” appearance, with your Kooiker, what are some of the most they are not for the faint of heart and typically not a “first-time” common questions asked about your breed? dog. They require a firm but gentle hand in corrections. Once you A: “What breed is that?” is usually the No. 1 question. Once we find the sweet spot, though, they are an absolutely delightful “big pronounce the name, the second response is “A what?” Then comes dog in a little spaniel suit.” “How big does it grow?” “What kind of temperament does it have?” “What can they do?” “Where can I get a puppy?” In other words, they sell themselves. Q: How much maintenance does the breed require? Most Kooikers love the A: Kooikers are one of the easiest and most natural of breeds. water but Grace Traver A simple brushing and nail trim, with an occasional tidy-up of takes it to a new extreme stray hairs around the toes and between the paw pads, is all that with dock diving. is required. Their coat repels dirt, and bathing should be minimal. They are truly no muss, no fuss! 5 DAVID FREI: Unleashed alled by New York magazine “probably the most famous human in the world of dogs,” David shares some stories and thoughts about his view of the dog Cworld in a casual gathering in the Performance Rings (41 & 42) on Satur- day at 11:00AM. David, a longtime Seattle resident and Seattle Kennel Club member, was the USA Network television co-host of the Westminster Kennel Club dog show for 27 years (1990-2016), and now works full-time for NBC Sports and USA Network hosting the National Dog Show on Thanksgiving Day (since 2002) and the Beverly Hills Dog Show (since 2017). He was recently inducted into the Dog Writers Association of America’s Hall of Fame for his career body of work, which also included two DWAA prize-winning books. His charity, Angel On A Leash, created and administered pro- grams in health care facilities around the country for nearly 15 years. He has been recognized by many organizations with their top awards for his ac- complishments. Petside.com named him as the Pet Person of the Year in 2011, and in 2015, Dog Fancy magazine, in its final issue, included him in a retrospective, “45 People Who Changed the Dog World.” We hope you can join us at 11:00AM Saturday in Rings 41 and 42. PERFORMANCE DEMONSTRATIONS OPEN SHOW JUDGING RING 1 - EACH DAY Full Schedule of the Performance rings will be posted to the Seattle KC web site. Please check Rings 41 and 42 at the show 12:00 Noon Saturday for updates. 12:15 PM Sunday From 9:00AM to 2:00PM on Saturday and 9:00 to 1:00PM on Sunday, Showcasing Rare Breeds there will be demonstrations that are both informative, educational and not yet admitted to the entertaining. The final schedule will appear with the Judging Program on regular AKC classes. the Seattle Kennel Club web site. THE FOLLOWING BREEDS SATURDAY WILL BE SHOWN Partner Demonstration Time MISCELLANEOUS BREEDS A Savvy Center Trick Dog Demo 9:00AM Disc Dog Demo 9:30 AM Azawakhs Ewe-topia Herd Dog Training School Herding Demonstration 10:00AM Norrbottenspets Dave Frei: Unleashed Discussion 11:00AM Portuguese Podengos Ewe-topia Herd Dog Training School Herding Demo 1:00PM Temerity Dogs Parkour Demo 1:30PM FSS BREEDS Flight Pack Club Flyball Demo 2:00PM Biewer Terrier Drevers SUNDAY Eurasiers Partner Demonstration Time Mudik (Saturday only) A Savvy Dog Training Center Trick Dog Demo 9:00AM Disc Dog Demo 9:30 AM Pyrenean Mastiff Temerity Dogs Parkour Demo 10:00AM Shikoku A Savvy Dog Training Center Advanced Trick Dog Demo 11:00AM Stabyhouns (Sunday only) Advanced Disc Dog Demo 11:30 AM Northwest Stunt Dogs Stunt Dog Demo 12:00PM Flight Pack Flyball Club Flyball Demo 1:00PM Transylvanian Hound

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Shop for 1000’s of Products for Your Dog! 7 S.K.C. PROGRAM OF JUDGING – SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 2018 There are 1350 dogs entered in this show with a total entry of 1413 For your convenience, the following division of sexes has been carefully tabulated; however, neither the Club nor the Superintendent assumes responsibility for absolute accuracy. The number before each Breed (Variety) indicates the number of dogs entered in that Breed (Variety). The numbers following each Breed (Variety) indicate the number of Regular Class Dogs, Regular Class Bitches, Non-Regular Class Dogs or Bitches, and Best of Breed (Variety) (Dogs/Bitches). 12:30PM RING 1 – VICKI ABBOTT – 65 RING 5 – SHEILA POLK – 102 RING 8 – LEVI MARSMAN – 154 15 Bulldogs...... 6-6-1/2 8:00AM 8:00AM 8:00AM 3 Chinese Shar-pei...... 1-1-0/1 6 ...... 1-3-1/1 10 Bullmastiffs...... 1-4-5/0 16 ...... 4-8-2/2 2 Chow Chows...... 1-0-1/0 14 ...... 2-6-3/3 3 , Gordon*...... 1-2-0/0 6 Basset Hounds...... 0-4-2/0 1 Finnish Spitz...... 0-0-1/0 1 Wirehaired Pointing Griffons...... 0-1-0/0 2 Setters, Irish Red & White*...... 1-1-0/0 1 Cirnechi dell’Etna...... 0-0-0/1 9 Keeshonden...... 3-2-3/1 3 Nederlandse Kooikerhondjes...... 2-1-0/0 12 Saint Bernards...... 3-5-4/0 1 13”...... 0-1-0/0 9 Dalmatians...... 1-2-3/3 2 , Cocker (ASCOB)...... 1-0-0/1 9:00AM 1 Petits Basset Griffon Vendeen....0-0-1/0 2:00PM 9:00AM 12 Mastiffs...... 5-4-1/2 1 Peq...... 0-0-1/0 6 Ibizan Hounds...... 0-0-3/3 7 Spaniels, English Cocker...... 3-1-3/0 1 Akitas...... 0-1-0/0 9:00AM 11 (Standard)...... 2-6-1/2 5 Spaniels, Cocker (Black)...... 0-3-2/0 6 Pointers, German Wirehaired.....4-2-0/0 16 Basenjis...... 8-3-4/1 6 Spaniels, Cocker (Parti-color)....3-1-2/0 7 Ret, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling....0-2-3/2 7 Beagles 15”...... 2-3-2/0 RING 21 – BETTY WINTHERS – 45 9:45AM 10:00AM 3 Afghan Hounds...... 0-2-0/1 8:00AM 9 Spaniels, Clumber...... 1-4-3/1 7 Great Pyrenees...... 1-3-1/2 1 Amer English ...... 1-0-0/0 1 Versatility...... 1801 12 Spaniels, English Springer...... 2-4-5/1 10 Newfoundlands...... 6-0-1/3 10:00AM 8:10AM 10:45AM 6 Bloodhounds...... 2-0-0/4 3 Graduate Open Class...... 1751, RING 2 – CINDY VOGELS – 60 2 Norrbottenspets...... 1-1-0/0 8 Borzois...... 2-1-3/2 1753-1754 8:00AM 2 Pointers*...... 1-0-1/0 2 Greyhounds...... 0-1-1/0 8:40AM 4 ...... 0-3-1/0 28 , Golden*...... 11-6-6/5 6 Irish Wolfhounds...... 2-3-1/0 12 Open Class A...... 11 Cavalier King Charles Spaniels...3-2-3/3 4 Pharaoh Hounds...... 0-0-2/2 1301, 1303-1304, 1306-1313, 1315 5 Chihuahuas (Long Coat)...... 3-1-1/0 RING 6 – GALE YOUNG – 106 11:00AM 10:10AM 7 Eng. Toy Span. KC & R...... 1-4-2/0 8:00AM 25 Rhodesian Ridgebacks...... 7-13-2/3 3 Graduate Novice Class...... 1701-1703 9:00AM 2 Australian ...... 0-1-1/0 LUNCH 10:30AM 1 Chihuahuas (Smooth Coat)...... 0-0-0/1 3 Parson Russell Terriers...... 0-0-2/1 12:45PM 13 Novice Class B...... 1201-1206, 1 Chinese Cresteds...... 0-0-1/0 1 Norfolk Terriers...... 1-0-0/0 8 Salukis...... 3-3-1/1 1208-1214 3 Eng. Toy Span. BL & PC...... 0-3-0/0 9 Norwich Terriers...... 3-2-4/0 5 Black Russian Terriers...... 3-0-2/0 AFTER NOON 28 Havanese...... 5-15-5/3 10 Glen of Imaal Terriers...... 3-3-3/1 3 Boerboels...... 2-1-0/0 8 Preferred Novice...... 1821-1827, 1829 2 Miniature ...... 0-0-2/0 13 Cane Corsi...... 2-5-3/3 AFTER NOON RING 2 – MARY KATHLEEN FAETH 9:00AM 10:15AM 4 Dogue de Bordeaux...... 1-3-0/0 5 Utility Class B...... [1401, 1404-1406], 7 Rat Terriers...... 0-3-1/3 2:00PM 1551 5 Spinoni Italiani*...... 2-1-1/1 13 Border Terriers...... 3-7-2/1 10:30AM 6 German Pinschers...... 1-0-1/4 7 Cairn Terriers...... 2-3-0/2 1 Komondorok...... 0-1-0/0 RING 22 – CURT CURTIS – 37 46 Jr Showmanship*...... 13os, 10oi, 7oj, 10:00AM 8:00AM 4ns, 6ni, 6nj 9 Belgian Malinois...... 5-2-1/1 1 Fox Terriers Smooth...... 0-1-0/0 1 Briards...... 1-0-0/0 3 Utility Class A...... 1501-1503 Classes will be judged in reverse order 4 Russell Terrier...... 1-2-0/1 8:30AM RING 3 – HELENE NIETSCH – 152 8 Scottish Terriers...... 4-2-2/0 RING 9 – LARRY ABBOTT – 110 4 Preferred Utility...[1841], 1843-1844, 8:00AM 6 West Highland White Terriers.....2-3-0/1 8:00AM 1901 11 Pointers, German Shorthaired....5-4-1/1 1 Bedlington Terriers...... 1-0-0/0 10 ...... 5-3-2/0 9:10AM 9 Setters, English...... 3-4-2/0 3 Kerry Blue Terriers...... 0-3-0/0 15 Miniature Pinschers...... 3-8-3/1 5 Open Class B...... 1401, 1403-1406 3 Setters, Irish...... 0-2-1/0 3 Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers.....1-2-0/0 9:00AM 10:00AM 3 Tibetan Mastiffs...... 1-0-2/0 11:00AM 5 Toy Fox Terriers...... 0-1-2/2 6 Preferred Open... [1301, 1754], 1841, 9:00AM 14 Staffordshire Bull Terriers...... 2-5-4/3 6 Manchester Terriers (Toy)...... 2-1-2/1 1843-1844, 1901 9 Alaskan Malamutes...... 2-1-4/2 1 Amer Staffordshire Terriers...... 0-0-1/0 7 Italian Greyhounds...... 1-1-2/3 10:45AM 11 Bernese Mountain Dogs...... 3-4-2/2 4 Irish Terriers...... 1-2-0/1 8 Pomeranians...... 3-3-1/1 4 Novice Class A...... 1101-1104 11 Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs....4-5-2/0 2 Bull Terriers (White)...... 0-2-0/0 10:00AM 11:15AM 8 Leonbergers...... 4-1-3/0 4 Miniature Bull Terriers...... 1-0-1/2 3 ...... 1-0-1/1 6 Beginner Novice A...... 1603-1608 10:30AM 1 Dandie Dinmont Terriers...... 1-0-0/0 30 Papillons...... 10-12-5/3 AFTER NOON 34 Retrievers, Labrador...... 11-15-4/4 4 ...... 1-2-1/0 8 Beginner Novice B...... [1101], RING 7 – DAVID BOLUS – 175 3 Poodles (Toy)...... 2-1-0/0 1651-1653, 1655-1658 LUNCH 8:00AM 12:30PM 11:30AM 11 Australian Cattle Dogs...... 2-4-1/4 8 ...... 1-5-2/0 RING 22 – C CURTIS & B WINTHERS 17 Rottweilers...... 5-8-3/1 6 German Shepherd Dogs...... 2-3-1/0 2:30PM 10 Portuguese Water Dogs...... 4-2-4/0 3 Silky Terriers...... 0-0-2/1 3 Border Collies...... 2-0-1/0 8 Yorkshire Terriers...... 2-3-2/1 1 Team Unit..[1754, 1901], 1902-1904 1:30PM 5 Belgian Tervuren...... 1-0-2/2 15 Samoyeds...... 4-7-2/2 1 Berger Picards...... 1-0-0/0 RING 10 – ANNE SAVORY BOLUS – 148 RING 23 – HAZEL OLBRICH – 85 2 Standard Schnauzers...... 2-0-0/0 9:00AM 8:00AM 8:00AM 7 Retrievers, Chesapeake Bay*.....1-5-1/0 28 Australian Shepherds...... 12-13-2/1 16 French Bulldogs...... 2-11-0/3 6 Rally Master*...... [2403], 2801-2804, 2 Spaniels, Sussex*...... 0-0-2/0 9 Collies (Rough)...... 4-5-0/0 3 Dachshunds (Smooth)...... 0-1-2/0 2806 8:45AM RING 4 – JOE WALTON – 113 3 Collies (Smooth)...... 0-1-1/1 8:45AM 10:30AM 16 Dachshunds (Longhaired)...... 2-9-4/1 13 Rally Excellent B*.[2401, 2403-2407, 8:00AM 2409- 2411-2412], 2601-2604 2 Spaniels, Welsh Springer...... 1-0-1/0 9 Icelandic Sheepdogs...... 4-3-1/1 9:30AM 16 Old English Sheepdogs...... 5-5-4/2 6 Dachshunds (Wirehaired)...... 2-3-0/1 1 Rally Excellent A*...... 2501 15 Great Danes...... 4-6-4/1 9:45AM 9 Brittanys...... 3-2-2/2 5 Belgian Sheepdogs...... 1-1-1/2 6 Schipperkes...... 2-2-1/1 6 Bouvier des Flandres...... 0-2-1/3 8 Shiba Inus...... 2-2-2/2 12 Rally Advanced B*...... 2401-2412 9:00AM 7 Rally Advanced A*...... 2301-2307 33 Doberman Pinschers...... 10-18-2/3 LUNCH 12 American Eskimo Dogs...... 2-3-5/2 12:30PM 7 Frise...... 0-4-3/0 11:00AM 10:15AM 17 Rally Intermediate*...... 2701-2708, 18 Retrievers, Flat-Coated...... 6-5-3/4 14 Cardigan Welsh Corgis...... 5-5-3/1 1 Lhasa Apsos...... 0-0-1/0 2 Min American Shepherds...... 0-1-0/1 11:00AM 2710-2716, 2718-2719 11:00AM AFTER NOON 8 Spaniels, Irish Water...... 1-5-1/1 1:30PM 9 Boston Terriers...... 4-3-1/1 22 Pembroke Welsh Corgis...... 6-12-3/1 4 Poodles (Miniature)...... 1-2-1/0 19 Rally Novice B*...... 2201-2202, 14 Boxers...... 3-7-4/0 2204-2212, 2214, 2216-2222 LUNCH 7 Pumik...... 5-1-0/1 2 ...... 0-0-1/1 1 Pyrenean Shepherds...... 1-0-0/0 1 Lowchens...... 1-0-0/0 AFTER NOON 12:45PM 10 Rally Novice A*...... 2101-2102, 14 Siberian Huskies...... 4-7-1/2 9 Shetland Sheepdogs...... 3-2-1/3 1 Tibetan Terriers...... 0-0-1/0 3:00PM LUNCH 2104-2111 9 Norwegian Buhunds...... 0-0-2/7 8 Finnish Lapphunds...... 3-2-2/1 8 SATURDAY VARIETY GROUPS # BREED R TIME # BREED R TIME Variety Groups will be in Rings 1 & 2 and will begin no 14 Cardigan Welsh Corgis 7 12:30PM 16 Old English Sheepdogs 7 10:30AM earlier than 2:30PM. Group Order will be announced at 11 Cavalier King Charles Spaniels 2 8:00AM 30 Papillons 9 10:00AM 2:00PM. 5 Chihuahuas (Long Coat) 2 8:00AM 3 Parson Russell Terriers 6 8:00AM Tentative Group Order 1 Chihuahuas (Smooth Coat) 2 9:00AM 4 Pekingese 9 10:00AM TERRIER GROUP Gale Young 1 Chinese Cresteds 2 9:00AM 22 Pembroke Welsh Corgis 7 1:30PM HOUND GROUP Helene Nietsch 3 Chinese Shar-pei 10 12:30PM 1 Petits Basset Griffon Vendeen 8 8:00AM SPORTING GROUP Sheila Polk* TOY GROUP Anne Savory Bolus 2 Chow Chows 10 12:30PM 4 Pharaoh Hounds 8 10:00AM NON-SPORTING GROUP Larry Abbott* 1 Cirnechi dell’Etna 8 8:00AM 11 Pointers, German Shorthaired 3 8:00AM WORKING GROUP David Bolus 9 Collies (Rough) 7 9:00AM 6 Pointers, German Wirehaired* 5 9:00AM HERDING GROUP P Levi Marsman 3 Collies (Smooth) 7 9:00AM 2 Pointers* 5 10:45AM BEST IN SHOW Joe Walton 2 Coton de Tulear 10 11:00AM 8 Pomeranians 9 9:00AM 16 Dachshunds (Longhaired) 10 8:45AM 4 Poodles (Miniature) 10 11:00AM SATURDAY NOHS GROUPS 3 Dachshunds (Smooth) 10 8:00AM 11 Poodles (Standard) 10 2:00PM NOHS Groups will be in Rings 5 & 6 and will begin no 6 Dachshunds (Wirehaired) 10 9:30AM 3 Poodles (Toy) 9 10:00AM earlier than 2:00PM. Group Order will be announced at 1:30PM. NOHS Best in Show will be judged in Rings 1 & 9 Dalmatians 10 12:30PM 1 Portuguese Podengo Pequenos 8 8:00AM 2 preceding Best in Show. 1 Dandie Dinmont Terriers 6 11:00AM 10 Portuguese Water Dogs 3 12:30PM Tentative Group Order 33 Doberman Pinschers 4 9:00AM 10 Pugs 9 8:00AM NOHS TERRIER Vicki L Abbott 4 Dogue de Bordeaux 8 12:45PM 7 Pumik 7 1:30PM NOHS TOY Don Hanson 3 Eng. Toy Span. BL & PC 2 9:00AM 1 Pyrenean Shepherds 7 1:30PM NOHS WORKING Faye Strauss 7 Eng. Toy Span. KC & R 2 8:00AM 7 Rally Advanced A* 23 9:45AM NOHS NON-SPORTING Don Hanson 8 Finnish Lapphunds 7 3:00PM 12 Rally Advanced B* 23 9:45AM NOHS HOUND Sandra W Frei 1 Finnish Spitz 10 12:30PM 1 Rally Excellent A* 23 8:45AM NOHS SPORTING Joe C Walton 1 Fox Terriers Smooth 6 10:00AM 13 Rally Excellent B* 23 8:45AM NOHS HERDING Sheila Polk 16 French Bulldogs 10 8:00AM 17 Rally Intermediate* 23 11:00AM NOHS BEST IN SHOW Katie Campbell 6 German Pinschers 8 2:00PM 6 Rally Master* 23 8:00AM 6 German Shepherd Dogs 7 8:00AM 10 Rally Novice A* 23 PM 10 Glen of Imaal Terriers 6 8:00AM 19 Rally Novice B* 23 PM INDEX OF BREEDS – SATURDAY 15 Great Danes 4 8:00AM 7 Rat Terriers 6 9:00AM This index has been prepared to enable exhibitors to (1) 7 Great Pyrenees 5 10:00AM 7 Ret, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling* 5 9:00AM identify the Ring(s) in which their Breed(s) is (are) to be 11 Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs 3 9:00AM 7 Retrievers, Chesapeake Bay* 3 1:30PM judged and (2) have an approximation of the number of 2 Greyhounds 8 10:00AM 18 Retrievers, Flat-Coated 4 10:15AM dogs entered. The entry figures are not to be taken as a 28 Havanese 2 9:00AM 28 Retrievers, Golden* 5 10:45AM representation on the part of the Superintendent that all 6 Ibizan Hounds 10 2:00PM 34 Retrievers, Labrador 3 10:30AM dogs entered will be present on the Show day. 9 Icelandic Sheepdogs 7 10:30AM 25 Rhodesian Ridgebacks 8 11:00AM # BREED R TIME 4 Irish Terriers 6 11:00AM 17 Rottweilers 3 12:30PM 4 Affenpinschers 2 8:00AM 6 Irish Wolfhounds 8 10:00AM 4 Russell Terrier 6 10:00AM 3 Afghan Hounds 8 9:00AM 7 Italian Greyhounds 9 9:00AM 12 Saint Bernards 5 8:00AM 1 Akitas 5 9:00AM 3 Japanese Chin 9 10:00AM 8 Salukis 8 12:45PM 9 Alaskan Malamutes 3 9:00AM 46 Junior Showmanship* 2 10:30AM 15 Samoyeds 3 1:30PM 1 American English Coonhounds 8 9:00AM 9 Keeshonden 10 12:30PM 6 Schipperkes 10 9:30AM 12 American Eskimo Dogs 10 9:30AM 3 Kerry Blue Terriers 6 10:00AM 8 Scottish Terriers 6 10:00AM 1 American Staffordshire Terriers 6 11:00AM 1 Komondorok 8 2:00PM 9 Setters, English 3 8:00AM 11 Australian Cattle Dogs 7 8:00AM 8 Leonbergers 3 9:00AM 3 Setters, Gordon* 5 8:00AM 28 Australian Shepherds 7 9:00AM 1 Lhasa Apsos 10 9:30AM 3 Setters, Irish 3 8:00AM 2 Australian Terriers 6 8:00AM 1 Lowchens 10 11:00AM 2 Setters, Irish Red & White* 5 8:00AM 16 Basenjis 8 9:00AM 6 Manchester Terriers (Toy) 9 9:00AM 9 Shetland Sheepdogs 7 1:30PM 6 Basset Hounds 8 8:00AM 12 Mastiffs 5 9:00AM 8 Shiba Inus 10 9:30AM 1 Beagles 13” 8 8:00AM 2 Miniature American Shepherds 7 12:30PM 8 Shih Tzu 9 11:30AM 7 Beagles 15” 8 9:00AM 4 Miniature Bull Terriers 6 11:00AM 14 Siberian Huskies 4 12:45PM 1 Bedlington Terriers 6 10:00AM 15 Miniature Pinschers 9 8:00AM 3 Silky Terriers 9 11:30AM 9 Belgian Malinois 8 2:00PM 2 Miniature Schnauzers 6 8:00AM 3 Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers 6 10:00AM 5 Belgian Sheepdogs 7 10:30AM 3 Nederlandse Kooikerhondjes 1 8:00AM 9 Spaniels, Clumber 1 9:45AM 5 Belgian Tervuren 7 8:00AM 10 Newfoundlands 5 10:00AM 2 Spaniels, Cocker (ASCOB) 1 8:00AM 1 Berger Picards 7 8:00AM 1 Norfolk Terriers 6 8:00AM 5 Spaniels, Cocker (Black) 1 9:00AM 11 Bernese Mountain Dogs 3 9:00AM 2 Norrbottenspets 5 10:45AM 6 Spaniels, Cocker (Parti-color) 1 9:00AM 7 Bichons Frise 10 9:30AM 9 Norwegian Buhunds 7 3:00PM 7 Spaniels, English Cocker 1 9:00AM 5 Black Russian Terriers 8 12:45PM 9 Norwich Terriers 6 8:00AM 12 Spaniels, English Springer 1 9:45AM 6 Bloodhounds 8 10:00AM 6 Obed. Beginner Novice A 22 11:15AM 8 Spaniels, Irish Water 4 11:00AM 3 Boerboels 8 12:45PM 8 Obed. Beginner Novice B 22 PM 2 Spaniels, Sussex* 3 1:30PM 3 Border Collies 7 8:00AM 3 Obed. Graduate Novice Class 21 10:10AM 2 Spaniels, Welsh Springer 4 8:00AM 13 Border Terriers 6 9:00AM 3 Obed. Graduate Open Class 21 8:10AM 5 Spinoni Italiani* 2 10:15AM 8 Borzois 8 10:00AM 4 Obed. Novice Class A 22 10:45AM 14 Staffordshire Bull Terriers 6 11:00AM 9 Boston Terriers 10 11:00AM 13 Obed. Novice Class B 21 10:30AM 2 Standard Schnauzers 3 1:30PM 6 Bouvier des Flandres 7 10:30AM 12 Obed. Open Class A 21 8:40AM 3 Tibetan Mastiffs 3 8:00AM 14 Boxers 4 11:00AM 5 Obed. Open Class B 22 9:10AM 1 Tibetan Terriers 10 11:00AM 1 Briards 8 2:00PM 8 Obed. Preferred Novice 21 PM 5 Toy Fox Terriers 9 9:00AM 9 Brittanys 4 8:00AM 6 Obed. Preferred Open 22 10:00AM 6 Vizslas 1 8:00AM 2 Bull Terriers (White) 6 11:00AM 4 Obed. Preferred Utility 22 8:30AM 14 Weimaraners 1 8:00AM 15 Bulldogs 10 12:30PM 1 Obed. Team Unit 22 2:30PM 6 West Highland White Terriers 6 10:00AM 10 Bullmastiffs 5 8:00AM 3 Obed. Utility Class A 22 8:00AM 16 Whippets 8 8:00AM 7 Cairn Terriers 6 9:00AM 5 Obed. Utility Class B 21 PM 1 Wirehaired Pointing Griffons 1 8:00AM 13 Cane Corsi 8 12:45PM 1 Obed. Versatility 21 8:00AM 8 Yorkshire Terriers 9 11:30AM

9 S.K.C. PROGRAM OF JUDGING – SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 2018 There are 1283 dogs entered in this show with a total entry of 1327 For your convenience, the following division of sexes has been carefully tabulated; however, neither the Club nor the Superintendent assumes responsibility for absolute accuracy. The number before each Breed (Variety) indicates the number of dogs entered in that Breed (Variety). The numbers following each Breed (Variety) indicate the number of Regular Class Dogs, Regular Class Bitches, Non-Regular Class Dogs or Bitches, and Best of Breed (Variety) (Dogs/Bitches).

6 Bouvier des Flandres...... 0-2-1/3 11:00AM RING 1 – CINDY VOGELS – 105 RING 5 – DAVID BOLUS – 92 2:00PM 4 Poodles (Miniature)...... 1-2-1/0 8:00AM 8:00AM 9 Collies (Rough)...... 5-4-0/0 1 Tibetan Terriers...... 0-0-1/0 15 Miniature Pinschers...... 3-8-3/1 3 Basset Hounds...... 0-1-2/0 3 Collies (Smooth)...... 0-1-1/1 10 Boston Terriers...... 4-4-1/1 10 Pugs...... 5-3-2/0 1 Cirnechi dell’Etna...... 0-0-0/1 9 Icelandic Sheepdogs...... 4-3-1/1 9 Dalmatians...... 1-2-4/2 9:00AM 14 Whippets...... 3-7-2/2 16 Old English Sheepdogs...... 5-5-4/2 11 Poodles (Standard)...... 2-6-1/2 6 Italian Greyhounds...... 1-1-1/3 3 Chinese Shar-pei...... 1-1-0/1 5 Belgian Sheepdogs...... 1-1-1/2 3 Japanese Chin...... 1-0-1/1 1 Portuguese Podengo Pequenos.0-0-1/0 RING 21 – HAZEL OLBRICH – 48 6 Manchester Terriers (Toy)...... 2-1-2/1 1 Petits Basset Griffon Vendeen....0-0-1/0 RING 8 – LEVI MARSMAN – 126 8:00AM 8 Yorkshire Terriers...... 2-4-1/1 3 Dachshunds (Smooth)...... 0-1-2/0 8:00AM 1 Versatility...... 1801 3 Silky Terriers...... 0-0-2/1 9:00AM 10 Leonbergers...... 4-2-4/0 8:10AM 10:00AM 14 Dachshunds (Longhaired)...... 2-9-3/0 3 Tibetan Mastiffs...... 1-0-2/0 4 Preferred Utility...[1841], 1871-1872, 28 Papillons...... 10-10-5/3 6 Dachshunds (Wirehaired)...... 2-3-0/1 12 Saint Bernards...... 3-5-4/0 1904 4 Pekingese...... 1-2-1/0 7 Beagles 15”...... 2-3-2/0 9:00AM 8:45AM 6 Pomeranians...... 3-3-0/0 10:00AM 9 Alaskan Malamutes...... 2-1-4/2 5 Utility Class B...... [1404-1406], 3 Poodles (Toy)...... 2-1-0/0 1 Beagles 13”...... 0-1-0/0 11 Bernese Mountain Dogs...... 4-3-2/2 1551-1552 11:30AM 3 Afghan Hounds...... 0-2-0/1 7 Great Pyrenees...... 1-3-1/2 9:30AM 8 Shih Tzu...... 1-5-2/0 1 American English Coonhounds..1-0-0/0 10:00AM 3 Graduate Open ...... 1751-1752, 1754 5 Toy Fox Terriers...... 0-1-2/2 6 Bloodhounds...... 2-0-0/4 10 Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs....3-5-2/0 10:00AM 7 Borzois...... 2-0-3/2 12 Mastiffs...... 5-4-1/2 11 Open Class A...... 1302-1308, RING 2 – LARRY ABBOTT – 60 2 Greyhounds...... 0-1-1/0 2 Standard Schnauzers...... 2-0-0/0 1311-1312, 1314-1315 8:00AM 4 Pharaoh Hounds...... 0-0-2/2 11:00AM 11:20AM 4 Affenpinschers...... 0-3-1/0 2 Salukis...... 0-0-1/1 11 Newfoundlands...... 6-1-1/3 4 Preferred Open....[1754], 1841-1842, 10 Cavalier King Charles Spaniels...3-2-2/3 11:00AM 16 Rottweilers...... 5-7-3/1 1901 5 Chihuahuas (Long Coat)...... 3-1-1/0 6 Ibizan Hounds...... 0-0-3/3 LUNCH 11:50AM 8:45AM 7 Irish Wolfhounds...... 2-4-1/0 12:45PM 3 Graduate Novice ...... 1701-1703 1 Chihuahuas (Smooth Coat)...... 0-0-0/1 9 Portuguese Water Dogs...... 3-2-4/0 AFTER NOON 1 Chinese Cresteds...... 0-0-1/0 RING 6 – GALE YOUNG – 96 14 Samoyeds...... 4-6-2/2 9 Novice Class B...... 1201-1203, 3 Eng. Toy Span. Bl & PC...... 0-3-0/0 8:00AM 1206-1207, 1211, 1213-1215 7 Eng. Toy Span. KC & R...... 1-4-2/0 13 Weimaraners...... 2-5-3/3 RING 9 – JOE WALTON – 108 AFTER NOON 29 Havanese...... 5-16-4/4 9 Setters, English...... 3-4-2/0 8:00AM 8 Preferred Novice...... 1821-1822, 5 Spinoni Italiani...... 2-1-1/1 1 American Staffordshire Terriers. 0-0-1/0 1824-1829 RING 2 – SARAH BROOM – 45 9:00AM 14 Staffordshire Bull Terriers...... 2-5-4/3 10:15AM 8 Spaniels, Irish Water...... 1-5-1/1 3 Kerry Blue Terriers...... 0-3-0/0 RING 22 – BETTY WINTHERS – 25 45 Jr Showmanship*...... 12os, 10oi, 8oj, 7 Vizslas...... 1-4-1/1 3 Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers.....1-2-0/0 8:00AM 5ns, 4ni, 6nj 3 Setters, Irish...... 0-2-1/0 2 Bull Terriers (White)...... 0-2-0/0 7 Beginner Novice B...... [1101], Classes will be judged in reverse order 2 Setters, Gordon...... 1-1-0/0 4 Miniature Bull Terriers...... 1-0-1/2 1651-1652, 1654-1656, 1658 RING 3 – ANNE SAVORY BOLUS – 156 2 Setters, Irish Red & White...... 1-1-0/0 9:00AM 8:45AM 8:00AM 1 Wirehaired Pointing Griffons...... 0-1-0/0 4 Irish Terriers...... 1-2-0/1 7 Beginner Novice A...... 1601-1604, 9 Brittanys...... 3-2-2/2 2 Spaniels, Cocker (ASCOB)...... 1-0-0/1 2 Australian Terriers...... 0-1-1/0 1606-1608 2 Pointers...... 1-0-1/0 10:00AM 8 Cairn Terriers...... 2-3-1/2 9:30AM 10 Pointers, German Shorthaired....5-3-1/1 7 Spaniels, English Cocker...... 3-1-3/0 1 Fox Terriers Smooth...... 0-1-0/0 3 Novice Class A...... 1101-1102, 1104 6 Pointers, German Wirehaired.....4-2-0/0 5 Spaniels, Cocker (Black)...... 0-3-2/0 11 Glen of Imaal Terriers...... 3-4-3/1 10:00AM 9:00AM 5 Spaniels, Cocker (Parti-color)....2-1-2/0 10:00AM 3 Utility Class A...... 1501-1503 19 Retrievers, Flat-Coated...... 7-5-3/4 10:45AM 2 Miniature Schnauzers...... 0-0-2/0 10:30AM 9:45AM 2 Norrbottenspets...... 1-1-0/0 1 Norfolk Terriers...... 1-0-0/0 5 Open Class B...... 1402-1406 31 Retrievers, Labrador...... 10-14-4/3 9 Spaniels, Clumber...... 1-4-3/1 8 Norwich Terriers...... 3-1-4/0 2 Spaniels, Sussex...... 0-0-2/0 3 Parson Russell Terriers...... 0-0-2/1 RING 23 – CURT CURTIS – 60 11:00AM 8:00AM 26 Retrievers, Golden...... 11-6-5/4 2 Spaniels, Welsh Springer...... 1-0-1/0 7 Rat Terriers...... 0-3-1/3 12 Spaniels, English Springer...... 2-4-5/1 4 Russell Terrier...... 1-2-0/1 4 Rally Master...... 2802, 2804-2806 LUNCH 8:30AM 12:45PM 11:00AM RING 7 – SHEILA POLK – 175 8 Scottish Terriers...... 4-2-2/0 5 Rally Excellent B...[2401, 2405, 2407, 25 Rhodesian Ridgebacks...... 7-14-2/2 8:00AM 2409], 2601 1:45PM 6 West Highland White Terriers.....2-3-0/1 10 Norwegian Buhunds...... 0-1-2/7 1 Bedlington Terriers...... 1-0-0/0 2 Rally Excellent A...... 2501-2502 5 Retrievers, Chesapeake Bay...... 0-4-1/0 8 Finnish Lapphunds...... 3-2-2/1 9:00AM 6 Retrievers, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling..... 14 Border Terriers...... 4-7-2/1 8:45AM 1 Dandie Dinmont Terriers...... 1-0-0/0 5 Rally Advanced B...... 2401, 2405, 0-2-2/2 14 Cardigan Welsh Corgis...... 5-5-3/1 2407-2409 3 Nederlandse Kooikerhondjes...... 2-1-0/0 2 Miniature American Shepherds..0-1-0/1 RING 10 – VICKI ABBOTT – 114 5 Rally Advanced A....2301, 2303-2305, 14 Basenjis...... 8-2-4/0 2 Pumik...... 1-0-0/1 8:00AM 2307 RING 4 – HELENE NIETSCH – 113 1 Pyrenean Shepherds...... 1-0-0/0 10 Bulldogs...... 4-3-1/2 9:30AM 8:00AM 9:30AM 2 Chow Chows...... 1-0-1/0 15 Rally Intermediate..2702, 2704-2705, 33 Doberman Pinschers...... 10-18-2/3 10 Shetland Sheepdogs...... 4-2-1/3 9 Keeshonden...... 3-2-3/1 2707-2718 9:15AM 9 Belgian Malinois...... 5-2-1/1 6 Schipperkes...... 2-2-1/1 10:30AM 17 Great Danes...... 4-7-5/1 10:15AM 9:00AM 16 Rally Novice B...... 10:00AM 6 German Shepherd Dogs...... 2-3-1/0 12 American Eskimo Dogs...... 2-3-5/2 2201, 2203-2204, 2206-2211, 13 Cane Corsi...... 2-5-3/3 23 Australian Shepherds...... 10-10-2/1 7 Bichons Frise...... 0-4-3/0 2213-2215, 2217-2218, 2221-2222 12 Boxers...... 3-5-4/0 1 Berger Picards...... 1-0-0/0 2 Coton de Tulear...... 0-0-1/1 11:30AM 1 Komondorok...... 0-1-0/0 3 Border Collies...... 2-0-1/0 1 Finnish Spitz...... 0-0-1/0 8 Rally Novice A...... 2101-2103, 11:00AM 10 Australian Cattle Dogs...... 2-2-1/5 1 Lhasa Apsos...... 0-0-1/0 2105-2107, 2109, 2112 5 Black Russian Terriers...... 3-0-2/0 1 Bearded Collies...... 0-0-0/1 3 Lowchens...... 3-0-0/0 5 Bullmastiffs...... 1-2-2/0 1 Briards...... 1-0-0/0 10:00AM 5 German Pinschers...... 0-0-1/4 LUNCH 19 French Bulldogs...... 4-12-0/3 4 Boerboels...... 2-2-0/0 12:45PM 7 Shiba Inus...... 2-2-2/1 4 Dogue de Bordeaux...... 1-3-0/0 21 Pembroke Welsh Corgis...... 6-12-3/0 14 Siberian Huskies...... 4-7-1/2 5 Belgian Tervuren...... 1-0-2/2 10 SUNDAY VARIETY GROUPS # BREED R TIME # BREED R TIME Variety Groups will be in Rings 1 & 2 and will begin no 10 Cavalier King Charles Spaniels 2 8:00AM 3 Parson Russell Terriers 9 10:00AM earlier than 2:30PM. Group Order will be announced at 5 Chihuahuas (Long Coat) 2 8:00AM 4 Pekingese 1 10:00AM 2:00PM. 1 Chihuahuas (Smooth Coat) 2 8:45AM 21 Pembroke Welsh Corgis 7 12:45PM Tentative Group Order 1 Chinese Cresteds 2 8:45AM 1 Petits Basset Griffon Vendeen 5 8:00AM TERRIER GROUP Cindy Vogels 3 Chinese Shar-pei 5 8:00AM 4 Pharaoh Hounds 5 10:00AM TOY GROUP Joe C Walton 2 Chow Chows 10 8:00AM 2 Pointers 3 8:00AM WORKING GROUP P. Levi Marsman 1 Cirnechi dell’Etna 5 8:00AM 10 Pointers, German Shorthaired 3 8:00AM HOUND GROUP David Bolus 9 Collies (Rough) 7 2:00PM 6 Pointers, German Wirehaired 3 8:00AM SPORTING GROUP Larry C Abbott NON-SPORTING GROUP Anne Savory Bolus 3 Collies (Smooth) 7 2:00PM 6 Pomeranians 1 10:00AM HERDING GROUP Sheila Polk 2 Coton de Tulear 10 9:00AM 4 Poodles (Miniature) 10 11:00AM BEST IN SHOW Vicki L Abbott 14 Dachshunds (Longhaired) 5 9:00AM 11 Poodles (Standard) 10 11:00AM 3 Dachshunds (Smooth) 5 8:00AM 3 Poodles (Toy) 1 10:00AM SUNDAY NOHS GROUPS 6 Dachshunds (Wirehaired) 5 9:00AM 1 Portuguese Podengo Pequenos 5 8:00AM NOHS Groups will be in Rings 5 & 6 and will begin no 9 Dalmatians 10 11:00AM 9 Portuguese Water Dogs 8 12:45PM earlier than 0\2:00PM. Group Order will be announced 1 Dandie Dinmont Terriers 9 11:00AM 10 Pugs 1 8:00AM at 1:30PM. NOHS Best in Show will be judged in Rings 33 Doberman Pinschers 4 8:00AM 2 Pumik 7 8:45AM 1 & 2 preceding Best in Show. Tentative Group Order 4 Dogue de Bordeaux 4 11:00AM 1 Pyrenean Shepherds 7 8:45AM NOHS TERRIER Joe C Walton 3 Eng. Toy Span. Bl & PC 2 8:45AM 5 Rally Advanced A 23 9:00AM NOHS NON-SPORTING Debra Ferguson-Jones 7 Eng. Toy Span. KC & R 2 8:45AM 5 Rally Advanced B 23 9:00AM NOHS WORKING Helene Nietsch 8 Finnish Lapphunds 7 8:00AM 2 Rally Excellent A 23 8:30AM NOHS HOUND Laura Pond 1 Finnish Spitz 10 9:00AM 5 Rally Excellent B 23 8:30AM NOHS TOY Debra Ferguson-Jones 1 Fox Terriers Smooth 9 9:00AM 15 Rally Intermediate 23 9:30AM NOHS SPORTING Gale Young 19 French Bulldogs 10 10:00AM 4 Rally Master 23 8:00AM NOHS HERDING Faye Strauss 5 German Pinschers 4 11:00AM 8 Rally Novice A 23 11:30AM NOHS BEST IN SHOW Faye Strauss 6 German Shepherd Dogs 7 10:15AM 16 Rally Novice B 23 10:30AM 11 Glen of Imaal Terriers 9 9:00AM 7 Rat Terriers 9 10:00AM 17 Great Danes 4 9:15AM 5 Retrievers, Chesapeake Bay 3 1:45PM INDEX OF BREEDS – SUNDAY 7 Great Pyrenees 8 9:00AM 19 Retrievers, Flat-Coated 3 9:00AM This index has been prepared to enable exhibitors to (1) 10 Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs 8 10:00AM 26 Retrievers, Golden 3 11:00AM identify the Ring(s) in which their Breed(s) is (are) to be 2 Greyhounds 5 10:00AM 31 Retrievers, Labrador 3 9:45AM judged and (2) have an approximation of the number of 29 Havanese 2 8:45AM 6 Retrievers, Nova Scotia Duck Toll 3 1:45PM dogs entered. The entry figures are not to be taken as a representation on the part of the Superintendent that all 6 Ibizan Hounds 5 11:00AM 25 Rhodesian Ridgebacks 3 12:45PM dogs entered will be present on the Show day. 9 Icelandic Sheepdogs 7 2:00PM 16 Rottweilers 8 11:00AM 4 Irish Terriers 9 9:00AM 4 Russell Terrier 9 10:00AM # BREED R TIME 7 Irish Wolfhounds 5 11:00AM 12 Saint Bernards 8 8:00AM 4 Affenpinschers 2 8:00AM 6 Italian Greyhounds 1 9:00AM 2 Salukis 5 10:00AM 3 Afghan Hounds 5 10:00AM 3 Japanese Chin 1 9:00AM 14 Samoyeds 8 12:45PM 9 Alaskan Malamutes 8 9:00AM 45 Junior Showmanship* 2 10:15AM 6 Schipperkes 10 8:00AM 1 American English Coonhounds 5 10:00AM 9 Keeshonden 10 8:00AM 8 Scottish Terriers 9 11:00AM 12 American Eskimo Dogs 10 9:00AM 3 Kerry Blue Terriers 9 8:00AM 9 Setters, English 6 8:00AM 1 American Staffordshire Terriers 9 8:00AM 1 Komondorok 4 10:00AM 2 Setters, Gordon 6 9:00AM 10 Australian Cattle Dogs 7 10:15AM 10 Leonbergers 8 8:00AM 3 Setters, Irish 6 9:00AM 23 Australian Shepherds 7 10:15AM 1 Lhasa Apsos 10 9:00AM 2 Setters, Irish Red & White 6 9:00AM 2 Australian Terriers 9 9:00AM 3 Lowchens 10 9:00AM 10 Shetland Sheepdogs 7 9:30AM 14 Basenjis 3 1:45PM 6 Manchester Terriers (Toy) 1 9:00AM 7 Shiba Inus 10 10:00AM 3 Basset Hounds 5 8:00AM 12 Mastiffs 8 10:00AM 8 Shih Tzu 1 11:30AM 1 Beagles 13” 5 10:00AM 2 Miniature American Shepherds 7 8:45AM 14 Siberian Huskies 4 11:00AM 7 Beagles 15” 5 9:00AM 4 Miniature Bull Terriers 9 8:00AM 3 Silky Terriers 1 9:00AM 1 Bearded Collies 7 10:15AM 15 Miniature Pinschers 1 8:00AM 3 Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers 9 8:00AM 1 Bedlington Terriers 9 11:00AM 2 Miniature Schnauzers 9 10:00AM 9 Spaniels, Clumber 6 10:45AM 9 Belgian Malinois 7 9:30AM 3 Nederlandse Kooikerhondjes 3 1:45PM 2 Spaniels, Cocker (ASCOB) 6 9:00AM 5 Belgian Sheepdogs 7 2:00PM 11 Newfoundlands 8 11:00AM 5 Spaniels, Cocker (Black) 6 10:00AM 5 Belgian Tervuren 7 12:45PM 1 Norfolk Terriers 9 10:00AM 5 Spaniels, Cocker (Parti-color) 6 10:00AM 1 Berger Picards 7 10:15AM 2 Norrbottenspets 6 10:45AM 7 Spaniels, English Cocker 6 10:00AM 11 Bernese Mountain Dogs 8 9:00AM 10 Norwegian Buhunds 7 8:00AM 12 Spaniels, English Springer 6 10:45AM 7 Bichons Frise 10 9:00AM 8 Norwich Terriers 9 10:00AM 8 Spaniels, Irish Water 6 9:00AM 5 Black Russian Terriers 4 11:00AM 7 Obed. Beginner Novice A 22 8:45AM 2 Spaniels, Sussex 6 10:45AM 6 Bloodhounds 5 10:00AM 7 Obed. Beginner Novice B 22 8:00AM 2 Spaniels, Welsh Springer 6 10:45AM 4 Boerboels 4 11:00AM 3 Obed. Graduate Novice 21 11:50AM 5 Spinoni Italiani 6 8:00AM 3 Border Collies 7 10:15AM 3 Obed. Graduate Open 21 9:30AM 14 Staffordshire Bull Terriers 9 8:00AM 14 Border Terriers 9 11:00AM 3 Obed. Novice Class A 22 9:30AM 2 Standard Schnauzers 8 10:00AM 7 Borzois 5 10:00AM 9 Obed. Novice Class B 21 PM 3 Tibetan Mastiffs 8 8:00AM 10 Boston Terriers 10 11:00AM 11 Obed. Open Class A 21 10:00AM 1 Tibetan Terriers 10 11:00AM 6 Bouvier des Flandres 7 12:45PM 5 Obed. Open Class B 22 10:30AM 5 Toy Fox Terriers 1 11:30AM 12 Boxers 4 10:00AM 8 Obed. Preferred Novice 21 PM 7 Vizslas 6 9:00AM 1 Briards 7 10:15AM 4 Obed. Preferred Open 21 11:20AM 13 Weimaraners 6 8:00AM 9 Brittanys 3 8:00AM 4 Obed. Preferred Utility 21 8:10AM 6 West Highland White Terriers 9 11:00AM 2 Bull Terriers (White) 9 8:00AM 3 Obed. Utility Class A 22 10:00AM 14 Whippets 5 8:00AM 10 Bulldogs 10 8:00AM 5 Obed. Utility Class B 21 8:45AM 1 Wirehaired Pointing Griffons 6 9:00AM 5 Bullmastiffs 4 11:00AM 1 Obed. Versatility 21 8:00AM 8 Yorkshire Terriers 1 9:00AM 8 Cairn Terriers 9 9:00AM 16 Old English Sheepdogs 7 2:00PM 13 Cane Corsi 4 10:00AM 28 Papillons 1 10:00AM 14 Cardigan Welsh Corgis 7 8:45AM 11 Meet The Breeds – March 10-11

Snow King Fanciers Fanciers of the Northwest Cascade Australian Cattle Dog Evergreen Golden Club Western Washington Assn. Pacific Northwest Gordon Club Evergreen Basenji Club Club of Western Washington Basset Hound Club of Greater Seattle Great Dane Outreach Northwest Bearded Collie Club of Puget Sound Great Pyrenees Club of Puget Sound Evergreen Belgian Tervuren Club Ibizan Hound Club Berger Picard Club of America Iceland Sheepdog Association of America Bernese Mountain Dog Club of Greater Seattle Irish Wolfhound Club of Puget Sound Club of Western Washington Pacific Crest Keeshond Pacific Northwest Boxer Club Kooikerhondje Club of USA Briard Club of America Puget Sound Club Pacific Northwest Buhund Fanciers Pacific Northwest Mastiff Club Bulldog Club of Greater Seattle Old English Sheepdog Club of Greater Seattle Cavalier Club Papillon Association of Puget Sound of Puget Sound Evergreen State Pekingese Club Evergreen Club Cascade Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club Pacific Northwest Chinese Crested Club Group of Puget Sound Collie Club of Washington Pacific Northwest Portuguese Club Overlake Collie Club Puget Sound Dog Club Cascade Dachshund Club Northwest Rhodesian Ridgeback Club Puget Sound Dalmatian Club Saint Bernard Club of Puget Sound Puget Sound Doberman Pinscher Club Northern Cascade Saluki Fanciers Drever Association of America Samoyed Club of Washington State Puget Sound Club Cascade Schipperke Club Northwest English Toy Spaniel Club American Club National Entlebucher Mountain Dog Assn. Evergreen Shiba Inu Club Association of America Shikoku Club of America Eurasier Club of America Puget Sound Siberian Husky Club Cascade Fanciers West Coast Club Northwest Flat Coated Retriever Club Western Washington Club Club of Puget Sound West Highland White Terrier Club German Shepherd Dog Club of Washington of Puget Sound German Shorthaired Club of Washington Western Washington Association Sea Tac German Wirehaired Pointer Club Mount Rainier Club Specific breed times will be posted at the show and on our website – www.seattledogshow.org

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13 Are You Ready for the GBGV? AKC’s New Hound Dog Is Grand in Many Respects Ranny Green | January 10, 2018

How do you feel about a grand of the GBGVs imported to the U.S. adventure, with a bit of challenge have originated in Europe, it was and surprise tossed in? crucial, he continues, “to begin If this appeals to you, the Grand breeding programs with dogs that Basset Griffon Vendéen may satisfy have passed health tests in order to that urge. establish a base line for future gen- With fewer than 400 in the erations and insure the preservation United States, the rough-coated sc- of the quality of the breed.” enthound, a native of France, is one “We only breed – and own – dogs of two new breeds the American that have Orthopedic Founda- Kennel Club (AKC) is introducing tion for Animals (OFA) hip final into companion events competi- clearance and current Canine Eye tion this month, including into the Registration Foundation (CERF) Hound Group for conformation. registration of the eyes as clear Grands weigh between 40-45 or the equivalent of Fédération pounds and have a life expectancy Cynologique Internationale (FCI) This GBGV trio (from left, Brunette, Grenache and Paco), from of 13-15 years. Greffier du Roi of the Netherlands, enjoy their time in a Pack clearances. There have been cases Don’t think for a minute, how- class at the Club du Griffon Nationale d’Elevage in Malville, of epilepsy and lion’s jaw disorder ever, that there will be an explosion France, in 2011. Photo by Jolanda Huisman. (excessive abnormal growth on of GBGVs nationwide any time the skull and lower jaw usually soon. “The GBGV is not easy to breed,” emphasizes Corey Benedict, seen in dogs 3-8-months old) in the breed. Thankfully, we have not of Howey-in-the Hills, Fla., president of the Grand Basset Griffon produced either.” Vendeen Club of America, who along with his partner, Brent Hum- phrey, has been breeding and showing GBGVs since 2004. “They are not cookie-cutters, as breeders often say, and consis- tency is difficult to achieve. We encourage the breeding of out- crosses (dogs not related), which means we do no line breeding, This breed has a very small gene pool, and getting new pedigrees that will pass health clearances is not easy.” Most European breeders, adds Benedict, “do not prioritize health testing comparable to that performed in the U.S.” Since all

Oh, my, it’s been a tiring day,” says Stella, a young Grand Basset Griffon Vendèen, bred by Cindy and Phil Wilt of Mobile County, Chuey, a Grand Basset Griffon Vendèen, competes in agility at the Alabama. The pet pup is the 2007 American Kennel Club Foundation Stock Service Expo. Chuey best friend of a 3-year-old was the first GBGV to be awarded an AKC companion event title. boy in a military family stationed in Florida. The Cindy Wilt, a member of the Grand Basset Griffon Vendeen Club breed is eligible to compete of America board of directors, along with her husband, Phil, of in all American Kennel Mobile, Ala., started with Petit Basset Griffon Venden (PBGV) in Club companion events 2007 and became interested in Grands after seeing one at a dog beginning this month, including the Hound Group show in Atlanta. “The similarity to Petits was the obvious attrac- in conformation. tion, and the larger size without being overly large, was something that we had been wanting to add to our family for some time,” she says. They imported their first Grand, Sophie, from the Netherlands in 2012.

This feature was written by Ranny Green for the American Kennel Club; published January 10, 2018, reprinted here with permission. The feature can be seen on the AKC web site at http://www.akc.org/content/news/articles/gbgv-akcs-new-hound-dog/ 14 Benedict and Wilt praise the breed’s suitability as a family com- panion, but they also point out its challenges. Benedict says, “They are bred to hunt in packs in France, so they should get along with other pets. They love kids, but being a hound means they have to be kept in a fenced-in area or on a lead. Their temperaments are more laid-back than those of their cousins, the PBGV. “While they love their families, like many breeds they need to learn their place in the pack at an early age. If you are not a leader, they will become the leader. We do not encourage owners to let them get on the furniture and strongly suggest crate training them as a puppy.” Benedict cautions, “They are sometimes not the best breed for a first-time owner. They can be comical, but stubborn, when it comes to training.” Cindy Wilt adds, “While they are a larger hound, they are not “I’m having a Grand time, how about you?” Murray, bred by Sidekick high energy and can live in just about any environment, includ- GBGVs (Benedict and Humphrey), hams it up for a calendar photo ing apartments, as long as they get several daily outings. They are shoot at Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. sensitive and thrive on attention. A properly socialized Grand pos- Photo by Close Encounters of The Furry Kind, LLC. sesses an innate ability to assess its audience, adjusting its energy level accordingly. If handled and trained properly, they can make Wilt. “Bathing is infrequently necessary; they are low shedding superb assistance or therapy partners.” and do not produce a doggie-smell like some rough-coated breeds. When it comes to maintenance, the GBGV is relatively easy, Their lovely, long, hound ears should be free of excess hair buildup, needing a thorough combing at least twice weekly, according to moisture, or debris, and nails should be trimmed regularly.”

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