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Thursday, October 10, 2019* Winter 2020 Issue: ............................................................Friday, January 10, 2020* Spring 2020 Issue: ..................................................................Friday, April 10, 2020* 3rd of month to qualify for ad discount ADVERTISING RATES: Full page Camera Ready/PDF* $40.00 (early discounted price - $34.00) Half page Camera Ready/PDF* $20.00 (early discounted price - $17.00) Full page, non Camera Ready* no photo $40.00 (no discount) Full page non Camera Ready* with photo $60.00 (no discount) Half page, non Camera Ready* no photo $20.00 (no discount) Half page non Camera Ready* with photo $30.00 (no discount) Additional photos (each) $10.00 (no discount) Litter listing, no ad $15.00 (early discounted price - $12.75) Litter listing with ad Included in ad price Commercial advertising -- members and non-members 3 times basic rates Flat-Coated Retriever Society of America *Please refer to Flat-Coated Retriever Society — “Camera Ready” Ad Requirements inside All photos returned promptly (please put address label on back of photos). The FCRSA requires that litter listings or advertisements for a single or multiple-sired breeding must include copies of OFA or equivalent hip and patella ratings and OFA, CERF, or ACVO eye certifications for the dam and sire or all sires. Eye exams must be within 12 months of breeding to be valid, as per FCRSA Board decision. Litter listings without determined (named) sire(s) will not be accepted. Include payment with ads. Checks payable to FCRSA, Inc. and send to Christine Teneralli, address inside front cover. Litter advertising, dogs for sale and stud dog ads accepted ONLY from FCRSA Members in good standing at the time of publication. Names of non-members may NOT be included in litter advertisements and litter listings -- this policy includes spouses, family members, and co-owners. THE FLAT-COATED RETRIEVER SOCIETY OF AMERICA, INC. Specialty 2019 AD Checklist ___Deadline has been adhered to. 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Full size ad: 7.5” x 10” - Live Area Half page ad: 7.5” x 4.75” - Live Area 2019 Flat-Coated Retriever Society of America Hall of Fame Inductees FCRSA National Specialty 2019, Albany, OR ~ Page 1 GCH FOX CREEK'S BLACK ARROW MH OA OAJ WCX (3/10/2012 ----) BLACK DOG BRED BY HEIDI & MIKE HEBERT AKC# SR72358601 Sire: CH Flat-Tyre’s Take a Chance on Me OM SH RN WCX Dam: CH Fox Creek’s Rain or Shine CD MH AX AXJ Owner: Heidi & Mike Hebert rrow was born in our basement and as we had 7 males to choose from my husband decided it was time for a male again. What a wise choice that was! From the beginning Arrow (who was known as ASparty) was a standout as a retriever, his physical structure and character. We have enjoyed Arrow and his drive, his sweetness, his intelligence and his “friend to all” attitude. Arrow has done well in the show ring with a Group 3 and numerous Owner Handler groups as well. Judges love his silhouette and his fluid movement. But then he decided he had enough of the dog shows so we let him do what he enjoys the most—FIELD! Arrow loves to be the pickup dog for Tower Shoots and then excels at searching the fields with the hunters for the escapees. He is a working machine and loves the game. Playing the MH game I have to be on my toes as he is fast! Arrow is a love and is my favorite. I wanted a dog with the intensity of his grandmother Zoey and I got just what I wanted and more. Page 2 ~ FCRSA National Specialty 2019, Albany, OR Arrow FCRSA National Specialty 2019, Albany, OR ~ Page 3 BIS GCHS ARTIC SUN'S PURSUING THE DREAM JH (9/21/2013 ----) LIVER DOG BRED BY DEB BROWN & LORI KUNZ AKC# SR80620601 Sire: BIS GCHG MACH Shasta Brownstone CD JH RA MXS MJS HOF Dam: CH Artic Suns Cool Change JH Owner: Deb & Sara Brown ho could have known a little liver puppy who was born on September 21st, 2013, whose lifeless body was born into my hands and whose tiny lungs I breathed life into, could truly live up to the name he was Wgiven? Austin, the one my husband said “we are keeping that puppy” right after his very first breath and puppy squeal. He thrived right after that miraculous birth and you would never know he had entered our lives in such an emergent way. I had prayed the day the pregnancy was confirmed for a quiet dog. One that was trainable, one that was easy to live with and one that could fulfill dual roles in the field with me and the show ring with Sarah. I got just what I asked for. Austin showed early on that he could run with the Labradors in the field. He is honest and laid back in training as well as at a trial, but once his name is called at the line he could and often did pull high scores and earn ribbons along with the Labradors. On many occasions his scores were the highest. His technique always made me sure of his natural ability and style. He earned his Junior Hunter in one very short Alaskan summer. I have always trusted him, and he has never let me down. He was trained through to senior, but his show debut was calling, then he was off with Sarah: Their show career began in May of 2017... He completed his championship at Woofstock, then proceeded to win his very first Group One in June 2017. He made history by becoming the first liver Flat-coated Retriever to receive a RBIS! It was truly great to be ringside as the judge was going around, scanning each dog, judging them all and hearing the crowd’s cheers as the judge slowly lifted her hand and pointed to Austin! Truly an amazing day, Austin and Sarah both have been all over the country and placed in many strong groups since. He shows his heart out each and every time he steps into the ring. Sarah and Austin are honestly magical to watch in the ring.