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Published by the Briard Club of America DEWCLAW SPRING, 1992 Vol. 66, No. 1 Official Magazine of the PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Spring, 1992 BRIARD CLUB OF AMERICA, INC. S.S.1,Site 2,Box 7, AIM: To present responsible information for the advancement of the Breed and the Club. Sudbuty,Ont.P3E 2C5. Articles and comments do not necessarily represent the views of the Club. 1-705-673-2847 EDITOR: Joyce Smith Dean Membetz, 1500 Oak Drive The iSoatd 06 the 6.C.A. commenced the New Veat Huntingtown, MD 20639 by hotding out 6ace to 6ace 6oatd meeting in Dettoit (410) 535 -4211 in eatty Januany.A tnemendows amount 06 pozitive wotk waz accomptizhed and I woutd Zile to thank the Boatd Contributions of appropriate articles, news, and viewpoints are welcomed and will be membutz 60t taking the time out 06 theit ptivate published as space permits. The editor reserves the right to edit articles to conform to 60t the gteatet good 06 the C.Eub. Speciat thanh go to space limitation, clarity, or to avoid liability. , Jetty and Stephanie 60t attowing uz to Liz theit home BCA OFFICERS az out headquantetz 6ot thme meeting's. President: Vice President: On a vety zad note,I extend my condoZencez to out Janis Charbonneau Matt Weyuker Wtow Boatd membet June Shew on the Z046 06 het S.S.1, Site 2 Box 7 9266 Los Puentes Road huzband 6itt,who pazzed away a(tet a tenghty ittnezz. 689 Ramsey Lake Road Newcastle, CA 95658 And to Jetty and Stephanie Katz who tecentty tozt theit Sudbury, ONT P3E 2C5 (916) 663 - 3735 tovety Btiand Ch.John'z Poztu de Sttathcona - he waz a (705) 673 - 2847 6out. time Nationat Speciatty winnet and witi be zadty miimed by ati who knew him. Secretary: Treasurer: Fot thoze 06 you who teceive the AKC Gazette,no Jeanne Zahniser Jerry Katz doubt you enjoyed the Decembet iiszue which 6eatuted 14336 Shirley Bohn Road 1701 Strathcona Drive out 60th Nationat Speciatty and Roz6ambtement.The Mt. Airy, MD 21771 Detroit, MI 48203 authot,oun vety own Ctub membet Batt) Lynch, coveted att (301) 829 - 9625 (313) 368 - 3123 azpectz 06 that weekty zpectacte inctuding candid photoz VLOM anound the Aing.Fot thoze noticing an ahence 06 btack Btiandz pictuned,pteoze dont btame the authot- PAST PRESIDENT: Gerard Baudet, 105 East Manning Street, Providence, RI 02906 zhe 6ubmitted 35 photo- (Tawmiez and &Each) to A.K.C. (401) 861 - 7617 and THEY zetected the onez that wete eventuatty toed. A.K.C. haz been noti6ied that OUA 13/teed comes in mote DIRECTORS - Class of 1992 than one COZOUA. David Behrens, 125 West 135th St., Lemont, IL 60439 (708) 257 - 5535 Funthet on in thLs 06 the Dew Ctaw, thete -(14 Steve Davidson, 4542 McKeever Rd., Williamsburg, OH 45176 (513) - 724 - 1516 a katune attic& on the Eta/td in Auztnatia 6/tom itz Suzette Weinberger, 9825 92nd Ave., Edmonton, ALB T6E 2V4, CAN (403) 439 - 2303 beginning to cunnent times.Katna Hatvetzon,with the hetp 06 Mango/Let Thomoz,zent me a muttitude 06 photoz DIRECTORS - Class of 1993 and intete.sting in6otmation 6ot thiz ztoty. On Apnit Barbara Ruby, 7381 Ryan Ranch Road, Shingle Springs, CA 95682 (916) 933 - 6628 19,1992,the Miatd Ctub 06 New South Watez witt be June Shew, 184 Sunset Road, East Hartland, CT 06027 (203) 653 - 6330 hotding itz thitd Championzhip zhow-b.C.A. zendz be-st Meg Weitz, 601 Rockwood Road, Wilmington, DE 19802 (302) 762 - 8939 wi)she's to OUA Awsttatian 6nien.d.s on a isucce446ut -how. ADVERTISING RATES $30/page (one photo). $15/half-page. Additonal Photos $7.50 each. Special features photos of new AKC titles will be printed without charge as space permits. SUBSCRIPTIONS: $12/year payable in US funds only. ii) QQQ&LLL At. FROM THE EDITOR POSH First, this is my first attempt at putting together a publication like this so please be kind! Thank you, Gail Zamarchi for providing me with your information and particularly the Wordperfect formats and diskette. It's saved alot of time (although I am spending more time learning features of Wordperfect that I never used before). Since full page articles do not always reduce well, I'll try to retype them into the DewClaw page size. Hint: For those of you who use wordprocessing for your articles, if you set the margins for the reduced size, I can use the article as submitted. Secondly, a warning - if you volunteer to help out, BE PREPARED! I thought that volunteering would get me a position as a member of a committee, but NO, I get one of the big jobs! Oh well - there's nothing like National recognition. It's like the man being hanged said, "If it wasn't for the honor, I'd rather not!" Although this issue is a little later than planned (I needed time to learn, time to get everyone used to change, and definitely wanted Specialty articles), the schedule for publication is: March 15, June 15, October 15 and December 15. Deadline dates are: March 1, June 1, October 1 and December 1 but I'd like them as early as possible. I'll try my darndest to meet the dates. As with any publication, content is determined by what is received. I do work full-time, am very involved with a local kennel club and sometimes show my dogs. I will not be calling and begging for items for the magazine. So please send in any articles, cartoons, candid photos and, of course, ads and new titles so I can put together a decent issue. AM/CAN CH. JOHN'S PASHTU de STRATHCONA, T. T., H.!. C, ROM This issue contains information on herding, agility, updates on OFA, the Specialty in California, the Briard Club of New South Wales, and AUGUST 24, 1979 - FEBRUARY 12, 1992 a reprint of an important article from the AKC Gazette. COVER: "I understand the natural look is big in California!" Jerry and Stephanie Katz 2 1991-92 COMMITTEE CHAIRS Awards & Recognition Karen Fedi 3508 Gough Street Committee Chair, Address, Phone Number Baltimore, MD 21224 (301) 522-4469 ADOA Evon Shire 2705 East 96th Street Breed Referral Kathy Fitzpatrick Chicago, IL 60617-4927 333A Pennington-Washington (312) 375-9499 Crossing Titusville, NJ 08560 Agility Julie Treinis (609) 737-1153 159 Hollis Street Dunstable, MA 01827 Briard Rescue Jack Wynne/Jan Wynne (Asst.) (508) 649-6749 321 Central Inkster, MI 48141 AKC Delegate David Wahr (313) 729-7580 1 Seneca Circle Andover, MA 01810 Bri-Art Dominique Dube (508) 475-7210 1181 Byonne Nord Berthierville, QUE JOK 1A0 AKC Gazette Columnist Mary Lou Tingley (514) 836-3940 7 Yardley Road Mendham, NJ 07945 Calysta Queener (201) 543-7455 305 Pheasant Drive Middletown, DE 19709 Annual Barbara Lynch 7480 Big Tree Road By-Laws Richard King Livonia, NY 14487 22 Witches Lane (716) 367-2721 Highland, NJ 07732 (908) 291-5078 Archives Terry Smith 921 North Van Dorn Street #202 Calendar Project John Cassaubon Alexandria, VA 22304 6677 Hazeldell Drive (703) 370-4830 Temperance, MI 48182 (313) 847-1395 Audio Visual Gordon McMillan 34 Old Friar Road Charitable Contributions Michele Clevenger Aiken, SC 29801 14112 Pear Street (803) 649-6466 Riverside, CA 92508 (714) 361-0289 4 5 DewClaw Editor Joyce Smith Information Systems & Roster Ben Friedland 1500 Oak Drive 9 Knollwood Trail W Huntingtown, MD 20639 Mendham, NJ 07945 (410) 535-4211 (201) 543-7933 Education Stephanie Katz Medical Donna Matey 1701 Strathcona Drive 392 River Road Detroit, MI 48203 Appleton, WI 54915 (313) 368-3123 (414) 738-7362 Ethics & Sportsmanship Sue Erickson Membership Karen Farkas R.R. 4 Box 209 5400 Huntington Parkway Mankato, MN 56001 Bethesda, MD 20814 (507) 388-3282 (301) 654-2059 Eye Mike Greenberg Nominating Leila Rittmaster 601 Rockwood Road RR 1, Box 131 Wilmington, DE 19802 Cradle Rock Road (302) 762-8939 Pound Ridge, NY 10576 Good & Welfare Susan Szypszak Novelty Lynn McMillen 740 Rhodes Road 34 Old Friar Road Winlock, WA 98596 Aiken, SC 29801 (212) 486-1867 (803) 649-6466 Hall of Fame Kathy Lanham Obedience Bob Gross 10464 Burlington Road 1911 Chelsey Court Cincinnati, OH 45231-1906 Bloomington, IN 47401 (513) 825-0110 (812) 332-6998 Herding Gail ONeal OFA Sue McCormick 499 Marine Drive 25743 Culver Coupeville, WA 98239 St. Clair Shores, MI 48081 (206) 678-6259 (313) 772-3897 Historian Barbara Eichner Quilt Pat Morale 8114 N.W. 92nd Terrace 5828 Logancraft Drive Tamarack, FL 33321 Dallas, TX 75227-2849 (305) 722-7792 (214) 388-1074 6 7 Specialty 1992 Michael Clevenger 14112 Pear Street Riverside, CA 92508 CH. PRINCE TOM DE BEJAUNE, CD (714) 361-0289 October 10, 1979 - December 26, 1991 Specialty 1993 Marsha Clamp Gail Zamarchi, Assistant 567 South Street Roslindale, MA 02131 (617) 325-6511 Specialty Site 1994 David Behrens 125 West 135th Street Lemont, IL 60439 (708) 257-5535 Standard Review Bill Bailey 601 Marion Avenue Haverton, PA 19083 (215) 449-1649 Statistician Regina Keiter Oakwood Acres Birchwood Drive Tannersville, PA 18372 (717) 629-3315 Temperament Evaluation Jamie Groce 625 East Ash Mason, MI 48854 (517) 676-9657 GROUP WINNER Tracking Jan Wall GENTLEMAN 1113 Prince Street Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 (708) 593-2019 DEAR FRIEND GOOD NIGHT, SWEET PRINCE - Meg, Mike, Larry, Josh - 8 December 19, 1991 the person with a Herding dog who wants to participate in Herding events but does not know how to train and does not have livestock Ms. Gail Zamarchi easily available. 567 South Street Boston, Mass 02131 2. Working with clubs to find ways to help reduce the cost of holding Herding events, so that entry fees can be reasonable for the Dear Gail: exhibitor.
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    DUSTY RHODES—Hamilton County Auditor 2021 DOG & KENNEL Please select the breed which comes closest to describing your pet. If your pet is a combination of breeds, please choose the Breeds most recognizable breed, use that breed, followed by the letter “M” (for mixed breed). Your accuracy helps us in our efforts to reunite lost dogs with their owners. Listed below are Breed Names: Affenpinscher Brittany Spaniel French Bulldog Mastiff Scottish Terrier Afghan Hound Brussels Griffon German Pinscher Miniature Pinscher Sealyham Terrier Airedale Terrier Bull Terrier German Shepherd; Shepherd Mountain Cur Shar-Pei Akbash Dog Bulldog German Shorthaired Pointer Neapolitan Mastiff Shetland Sheepdog, Sheltie, Toy Collie Akita Bullmastiff German Wirehaired Pointer Newfoundland Shiba Inu Alaskan Malamute; Malamute Cairn Terrier Glen of Imal Terrier Norfolk Terrier Shih Tzu American Bulldog Canaan Dog Golden Retriever Norwegian Buhund Siberian Husky, Husky American Eskimo; Spitz Cane Corso Gordon Setter Norwegian Elkhound Silky Terrier American Pit Bull Terrier Catahoula Leopard Dog Great Dane Norwich Terrier Skye Terrier American Staffordshire Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Great Pyrenees Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Terrier Retriever American Water Spaniel Cesky Terrier Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Old English Sheepdog Springer Spaniel Anatolian Shepherd Chesapeake Bay Retriever Greyhound Otterhound Staffordshire Bull Terrier Australian Cattle Dog Chihuahua Harrier Papillon Sussex Spaniel Australian Kelpie Chinese Crested Havanese