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2013/2014 NO. 8 A Publication of the Scottish Terrier Club of California April 2014

2014-2015 Officers and Directors Slate of Nominees The nominees are: President ----------------------Linda Sanchez Vice-President ----------------- Jacki Forkel Treasurer -------------------------- Pat Bolen Corresponding Secretary Cheryl Scheaffer Recording Secretary ------- Ted Miyamura Director 2014 - 2016 --------- Vicky Taylor Director 2014 - 2016 ----- Paul La Fontaine Election will occur at the May general membership meeting.

The STCC Spring Puppy Match was held this past weekend

and it was nice to see old friends and make new ones. If you love the Scottie dog, this was the place to be; wonderful puppies, great rescues, costumes and more! Pet Expo is coming up at the end of April, and Sylvia Moody would welcome member/breeders and their Scotties out to support this function. Let’s do our part to get our breed represented and better educate the public. Lots of preparation is going into our 81st Specialty Show in June. If you would like to help make this show weekend successful and have fun doing it, please contact the Show Chairs. We would appreciate the help, and be more than happy to have you onboard working on a committee. Also, please consider donating to our Trophy Fund, and possibly running a Catalog Ad in the three day catalog. Watch for other deadlines that will be coming up in the next couple of months. I hope to see many of you at our May annual meeting in Duarte. Stay active in the club and participate wherever you can. Linda

LEGISLATIVE NEWS Associated Dog Clubs of New York State

(ADCNYS) Challenge Legality of Recently Passed USDA/APHIS Pet Store” Rule

The Associated Dog Clubs of New York State (ADCNYS) filed a motion for an injunction (block the implementation of the rule) on the USDA/APHIS “Pet Store” rule passed in November 2013. On March 10, 2014 the U.S. Justice Dept (defendant) agreed to not pursue its own Motion to Dismiss (claiming plaintiff’s lack of merit) thereby granting legal "standing" to Plaintiffs named in

the APHIS Rule lawsuit. “...USDA Pet Store Rule. This rule changes the definition of retail pet store in that anyone who maintains more than four females capable of being bred, of all regulated species, must be licensed as a USDA dealer if they sell ANY pet sight unseen, or if they sell a pet that was not born and raised on their premises. “

“Please note that regulated species include dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, and other animals kept as pets, and the threshold for licensing is more than four females of these species. There

is current confusion as to whether this is a total of all cited species or not, due to latest APHIS webinar. However, all “breedable females” on the breeder’s premises are counted, regardless of ownership. USDA licensed pet breeders are subject to unscheduled inspections and steep fines for being found out of compliance with the extensive federal standards for housing and caring for pet animals.” (Source: keepourdomesticanimals.com, March 25, 2014)

LEGISLATION

STATE & NATIONAL LEGISLATION (Source: AKC’s TAKING COMMAND March 2014)

California — Assembly Bill 1809 is currently a spot bill with nonsubstantive language. AKC GR believes that this bill will be amended to require Certificates of Veterinary Inspection for dogs entering the state. AKC is monitoring this legislation and working

with staff to address concerns of those traveling to dog shows and events as well as visitors traveling with owned family pets. California — Assembly Bill 1810 will allow a veterinarian, cat or dog kennel, pet grooming parlor, animal hospital or animal care facility to turn an abandoned animal over to a public animal control agency, animal shelter or humane society if the group agrees to accept the animal. Current law requires that abandoned animals held by these facilities be humanely destroyed. The bill passed in the Assembly Business, Professions and Consumer Protection Committee. California — Assembly Bill 1965 would authorize retail food establishments to permit dogs in outdoor eating areas. It will also allow local governments to prohibit the practice. The measure passed the Assembly Health Committee and has been

referred to the Committee on Local Government. Federal/Regulation — HR 2642 (The “Farm Bill” and Farm Bill Conference Report) which was signed by the President on February 7, provides two changes negotiated by AKC to reduce the number of small hobby breeders subject to federal regulation as pet dealers under the USDA APHIS Retail Pet Stores and Licensing Exemptions. It exempts small hobby breeders who maintain more than four “breeding females” but do not transfer more than a “de minimis” (minimal) number of pets sight unseen. Also, the conference report directs APHIS to clarify the term “breeding female” to mean only those female animals capable of reproduction and actively being used in a breeding program should qualify as breeding females. By including only those animals currently part of an active breeder

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Golden Gate KC 1-26-2014 Judge: Mr. Jon R. Cole BOB CH DYNASTY'S BR DONALD ROCKFELLER, Owner: Danica Burge & Rebecca Cross Plum Creek KC of Colorado 2-14-2014 Judge: Dr Michael J Woods BOB GCH CH DYNASTY'S BR DONALD ROCKFELLER, Owner: Danica Burge & Rebecca Cross BOS/WB/BPY RAVENBOUTS RHAPSODY, Owner: Betty L Hanson Plum Creek KC of Colorado 2-15-2014 Judge: Mr Thomas D Parrotti G3/BOB GCH CH DYNASTY'S BR DONALD ROCKFELLER, Owner: Danica Burge & Rebecca Cross BOW/WD/BBY CHYSCOTT'S BEHIND THE MASK, Owner: Larae & Whitney Shafer, Kristen Simmons. B O S / W B R A V E N B O U T S RHAPSODY, Owner: Betty L Hanson. Colorado KC 2-16-2014 Judge: Mrs Cindy Vogels G3/BOB GCH CH DYNASTY'S BR DONALD ROCKFELLER, Owner: Danica Burge & Rebecca Cross BOW/WD CHYSCOTT'S BEHIND THE MASK, Owner: Larae & Whitney Shafer, Kristen Simmons. B O S / W B R A V E N B O U T S RADIENT RAQUEL, Owner: Betty L Hanson. Colorado KC 2-17-2014 Judge: Ms Patricia Anne Keenan G3/BOB GCH CH DYNASTY'S BR DONALD ROCKFELLER, Owner: Danica Burge & Rebecca Cross

B O S / W B R A V E N B O U T S RADIENT RAQUEL, Owner: Betty L Hanson. Linn County KC 2-21-2014 Judge: Mr Randy E Garren BOB GCH CH DYNASTY'S BR DONALD ROCKFELLER, Owner: Danica Burge & Rebecca Cross SELD CH MCVAN'S SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED, Owner: Stacey Sullivan. Linn County KC 2-22-2014 Judge: Mr Clay Coady G4/BOB GCH CH DYNASTY'S BR DONALD ROCKFELLER, Owner: Danica Burge & Rebecca Cross B O W / W D D U N S M U I R ' S MIDNIGHT SORCERER, Owner: Jackie Marriott & Christine Stephens BOS/WB GLENBY'S TOO HOT TO TOUCH, Owner: Christine Stephens & Barbara Casey. SELD CH MCVAN'S SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED, Owner: Stacey Sullivan. Silver Bay KC 2-22-2014 Judge: Mr. Bruce Schwartz G1/BOB GCH ROUNDTOWN E V E R Y D A Y M A G I C O F MARYSCOT, Owner: Amelia Musser BOW/WD PINEGROVE PADDY MAC DUBH, Owner: Becky & Charlie Utts BOS GCH JACGLEN'S MARTIN B26 MARAUDER, Owner: Jacki & Richard Forkel, Julie & Danny Hill, Cheryl Schaffer WB SU-ETS A MIDSUMMER NIGHT 'S DREAM, Owner : Sueannette Maniscalco Silvery Bay KC 2-23-2014 Judge: Mr. Richard V. Miller G1/BOB GCH ROUNDTOWN E V E R Y D A Y M A G I C O F MARYSCOT, Owner: Amelia Musser

BOW/WD PINEGROVE PADDY MAC DUBH, Owner: Becky & Charlie Utts BOS GCH JACGLEN'S MARTIN B26 MARAUDER, Owner: Jacki & Richard Forkel, Julie & Danny Hill, Cheryl Schaffer WB SU-ETS A MIDSUMMER NIGHT 'S DREAM, Owner : Sueannette Maniscalco McKenzie Cascade DF 2-23-2014 Judge: Mr Robert J Shreve BOB GCH CH DYNASTY'S BR DONALD ROCKFELLER, Owner: Danica Burge & Rebecca Cross. B O W / W D D U N S M U I R ' S MIDNIGHT SORCERER, Owner: Jackie Marriott & Christine Stephens BOS/WB PALOMA'S CARNIVAL QUEEN O 'MORNINGSTAR, Owner: Donna P Morgenstern, B Lejeine, A & L Sanchez. SELD CH MCVAN'S SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED, Owner: Stacey Sullivan. McKenzie Cascade DF 2-24-2014 Judge: Mrs Loraine Boutwell BOB CH MCVAN'S SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED, Owner: Stacey Sullivan B O W / W D D U N S M U I R ' S MIDNIGHT SORCERER, Owner: Jackie Marriott & Christine Stephens. BOS/WB FALMAIR'S IN MY HEART, Owner: udy Herring Sun Country Terrier Club 2-27-2014 Judge: Mr. Clay Coady BOB GCH ROUNDTOWN E V E R Y D A Y M A G I C O F MARYSCOT, Owner: Amelia Musser BOS/BOW/WD GLENBY'S M I D N I G H T R E V I V A L O F SUNFIRE, Owner: Dee and Helene Smith WB BRAVO CHICORY AU LAIT, Owner: Pilar Kuhn & Rod Ott

SELD CH CHARTHILL SEA QUEST, Owner: John & Diane Thomas Scottsdale DFA 2-28-2014 Judge: Ms. Kathleen J. Ferris BOB GCH ROUNDTOWN E V E R Y D A Y M A G I C O F MARYSCOT, Owner: Amelia Musser BOS/BOW/WD PINEGROVE PADDY MAC DUBH, Owner: Becky and Charlie Utts WB SU-ETS DANCING IN THE HEATHER, Owner: Stephen G Kent SELD CH CHARTHILL SEA QUEST, Owner: John and Diane Thomas Scottsdale DFA 3-1-2014 Judge: Mr. Robert E. Hutton BOB GCH ROUNDTOWN E V E R Y D A Y M A G I C O F MARYSCOT, Owner: Amelia Musser BOW/WB HILLVIEW RAY OF SUNSHINE, Owner: Janet Bartholomew WD GLENBY'S MIDNIGHT REVIVAL OF SUNFIRE, Owner: Dee and Helene Smith SELD CH CHARTHILL SEA QUEST, Owner: John & Diane Thomas Superstition KC 3-2-2014 Judge: Mrs. Cindy Vogels BOB GCH ROUNDTOWN E V E R Y D A Y M A G I C O F MARYSCOT, Owner: Amelia Musser BOW/WB BRAVO CHICORY AU LAIT, Owner: Pilar Kuhn & Rod Ott BOS CH CHARTHILL SEA QUEST, Owner: John & Diane Thomas WD GLENBY'S MIDNIGHT REVIVAL OF SUNFIRE, Owner: Dee & Helene Smith Superstition KC 3-3-2014 Judge: Mr. Svante Frisk BOB GCH ROUNDTOWN E V E R Y D A Y M A G I C O F MARYSCOT, Owner: Amelia Musser BOW/WB BRAVO CHICORY AU LAIT, Owner: Pilar Kuhn & Rod Ott

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SHOW WINS


GENERAL MEETING NOTES March 1, 2014

(These notes are provided as an overview of the business conducted during the general meeting. Please read the official minutes for details.) Marc 1, 2014 Meeting Location: Spaghetti Factory Restaurant, Duarte, CA President Linda Sanchez called the meeting to order. Recording Secretary's Report: (Ted Miyamura) The minutes for the January 11, 2014 meeting were read and approved. President’s Report– (Linda Sanchez): Thank’s to everyone who came to the Grooming Seminar. It was a wonderful weekend of learning and camaraderie. In post seminar conversations with presenters Marianne Melucci and Barbara Casey, they stated that they were very happy and proud with the response and attention they experienced at the seminar. Thanks to Jacki Forkel and Sueannette for helping the presenters during the work sessions; Hilda Miyamura for cookies and Vicky Taylor for coordinating 2 days of continental breakfasts and lunches.

Desert Empire Terrier Club sent money for our supported entry in their January show. Corresponding Secretary’s Report (Cheryl Schaeffer)– No report. Treasurer’s Report – (Pat Bolen): The bi-monthly report was presented and filed. Requests for reimbursements were presented and approved. Committees: Breeder Referral () Puppy referral requests have been slow. The Bulletin – (Ted Miyamura): The activity is within the budget. Status and expense report submitted. Education – (Adrian Sanchez): The feedback on the grooming seminar was very positive with many indicating a desire for another. Darle Heck has been approached about doing a seminar about Scotties Legislation - (Jerry Ford) At their January meeting, the Pasadena City Council tabled any action on Mandatory Spay/Neuter until July. The Pasadena Humane Soctiey is expected to present the results of their door-to-door survey of Pasadena households at that time. He submitted a summary of local and national legislative activity. Notably, clubs and other interested parties in New

York are challenging the recently passed USDA/APHIS rule in court. Linda Sanchez commented that she had been contacted by a Carolyn Howard looking for information on club members, not necessarily the club. (Ed.Note: Several other specialty and all breed clubs across the country have stated that a Carolyn Howard had been contacting the officers looking for information on its members. No association was identified for this person; although it is guessed that she is working for the USDA trying to identify breeders.) Pet Expo (Sherry Swickard for Sylvia Moody) The dates for Pet Expo are April 25 thru April 27. Puppy Match (Ted Miyamura) The majority of the assignments have been made. Now the last minute details/preparation are being worked.

There was a discussion on the exclusion of “major pointed” puppies. An “Exhibit Only” class was suggested that would allow major pointed puppies to “exhibit” during the match. The “major pointed” restriction was established by a vote by the general membership. It would take another vote to change this rule. Ways & Means (Sherry Swickard) She hopes that everyone comes to Cal-Scots. She also indicated that shirts with the specialty logo were being ordered for the specialty. Specialty Show 2014 (Linda Sanchez) Everything is moving right along.

Candi Serrano is providing a photograph of Mike Serrano for his memorial.

The deadlines for Trophy Donations and Catalog Advertising are April 27 and May 6, respectively.

Food and Drink - Lunches (3 days) menus. Price at $10 per meal. Serve lemonade, ice tea and water. (Not going to offer Cokes or other sodas.)

An information packet was given to the Bulletin for publication.

Paul LaFontaine distributed information on the specialty catalog advertising. This year there is one catalog for all three days of the weekend shows.

Paul LaFontaine will handle requests for grooming and other equipment for out-of town exhibiters.

The club will donate $250 to the STCA for their rotating trophy fund. Membership No new applications. UNFINISHED BUSINESS VHS/Film DVD Conversion - Paul LaFontaine delivered 2 sets of DVD copies of the films and VHS cassettes on past specialties. The specialties were from 1950 to 1988. There was money (~$230.00) left over from the club approved expenditure and the club voted to buy a digital camera to be used for recording club functions. NEW BUSINESS The names of the nominees for the 2014-2015 officers and board were presented. No nominees were named from the floor. Meeting adjourned.

STCA ROTATING/STCA HEALTH TRUST FRUND

VWD, CMO, DNA TESTS AVAILABLE

Thr STCA Health Trust Fund is holding a health clinic as part of the STCA Rotating Specialty program. You can pre-order the Vet-Gen vWD test, the Michigan State new CMO DNA test, and/or the AKC DNA test at a discounted price. Make arrangements with Helen Prince, HTF Trustee, Phone: 410-586-8421, Email: [email protected]. The vWD test is $75, (add $7.50 for OFA registration)—check payable to Vet-Gen. The CMO test is $85 (discounted down from $110) check payable to Michigan State University. For those not familiar with the “test”, a test kit consisting of 2 or 3 bristle brushes and documentation is mailed to you. You swab the inside of the dog’s cheeks (just like on television), fill in the paper work and mail it in the addressed envelope. Results sent to you.


As of January-20-2014 DATE CLUB CITY 4/5 Apple Valley KC Victorville 4/5 Yosemite KC Merced 4/6 Apple Valley KC Victorville 4/6 Yosemite KC Merced 4/10 NorCal TA Sacramento 4/11 NorCal TA Sacramento 4/12 Sacramento KC Sacramento 4/13 Sacramento KC Sacramento 4/17 Conejo KC City of Industry 4/18 Conejo KC City of Industry 4/19 Angeles Canyon DC City of Industry 4/19 Chief Solano KC Vallejo 4/20 Angeles Canyon DC City of Industry 4/20 Chief Solano KC Vallejo 4/26 Lake Mathews KC Chino 4/27 Lake Mathews KC Chino 5/3 Gavilan KC Tres Pinos 5/3 Rio Hondo KC Pomona 5/4 Gavilan KC Tres Pinos 5/4 Rio Hondo KC Pomona 5/10 Camellia Capital KC Woodland 5/17 Coyote Hills KC Vallejo 5/17 Mt. Palomar KC Valley Center 5/18 Coyote Hills KC Vallejo 5/18 Mt. Palomar KC Valley Center 5/23 San Gabriel Valley KC Pomona 5/24 Los Encinos KC Pomona 5/25 Antelope Valley KC Pomona 5/26 KC of the California Sierra Placerville 5/26 San Fernando KC Pomona 5/29 Butte County KC Gridley 5/30 Butte County KC Gridley 5/31 KC of Pasadena Pasadena 6/1 KC of Pasadena Pasadena

Show Calendar (CA, NV, AZ , & OR The dates and locations are subject to change)

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HEALTH COMMITTEE

CANINE REPRODUCTION

101 On Saturday, March 1, I had one of the best educational experiences as a breeder I’ve ever had. My Vet let me know about a seminar that was taking place at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine for Breeders and pet owners. It was the first annual Theriogenology Club Symposium: Canine Reproduction 101 with presentations given by the professors at the Veterinary School. It came at a very opportune time, and I signed up immediately. $55.00 covered the cost of the seminar, breakfast and lunch. As luck would have it I couldn’t get over the mountains to Davis because of a snow storm, but I was able to attend via webinar! Registration fee for the webinar was $45! All materials were e-mail to me, and I settled in on Saturday morning at my computer for a fantastic learning experience. I was able to see all the exhibits, hear the lectures, and the questions that were asked by the attendees. Those of us attending by webinar were also able to submit questions. The topics discussed and presented were:

Ovulation Timing Physiology: the ‘Why’ Behind the ‘How’

Managing the Male Dog and Semen Evaluation

Canine Brucellosis and Herpesvirus Testing for Canine Genetic Diseases Neonatal Care Transcervical versus surgical

insemination Planned C-Section

If anyone would like to have a copy of the materials I received I will be happy to send copies. You’re welcome to request copies to me at my e-mail, [email protected]. The response was very positive so the 2nd annual symposium will be held next year. When I get the information I will let everyone know. It was truly a great educational experience. Elizabeth Wise

program, breeders will be able to maintain retired intact females or grow out young females without fear of triggering federal licensing requirements. In each instance, USDA APHIS is directed to prepare specific regulations that further address these issues. Federal/Congress — H.R. 2066 / S.1710 ) (“Pets on Trains Act of 2013”) — These bills, supported by AKC GR, would require Amtrak, when feasible, to designate at least one car where passengers may transport a dog or cat if the pet is in a kennel that can be stowed according to Amtrak's requirements for carry-on baggage. Passengers could transport dogs or cats as cargo if the pets are in a kennel, the cargo area is temperature controlled, and the passenger is travelling less than 750 miles. Passengers would be required to pay a fee to transport their pets on trains. H.R. 2066 is pending in the House Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines, & Hazardous Materials. S.1710 is pending in the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation.

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Dear STCC Members, Sorry this thank you is so

late...We have both been exhibiting and grooming dogs in our areas. We wanted to sincerely thank you for hosting the two day judging/grooming seminar in February. Everything was perfect: the venue, food and the participants! Your dedication to asking relevant questions and working on your individual dogs for five to six hours a day was inspiring. Thank you for your time and talent. Our appreciation goes to all the workers that made the seminar a success.

We hope you all made great memories and went away with grooming tips to add to your repertoire. Barbara and Marianne


2014 SPECIALTY NEWS 2014 SPECIALTY NEWS

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BOS CH CHARTHILL SEA QUEST, Owner: John & Diane Thomas WD GLENBY'S MIDNIGHT REVIVAL OF SUNFIRE, Owner: Dee & Helene Smith Seattle KC 3-8-2014 Judge: Karen Ericson BOB CH MCVAN'S KILLINBRAE FLYING HIGH, Owner: Emily & Steven Elliott BOS Ch. MCVAN'S SIGNED, SEALED, AND DELIVERED, Owner: Stacey Sullivan

(Show WinsContinued from page 2) WB AYRSHIRE'S UPTOWN GIRL, Owner: Judy & Cliff Hewitt Del Sur KC 3-15-2014 Judge: Mrs. Barbara Dempsey Alderman G2/BOB GCH ROUNDTOWN E V E R Y D A Y M A G I C O F MARYSCOT, Owner: Amelia Musser BOW/WD PINEGROVE PADDY MAC DUBH, Owner: Becky & Charlie Utts BOS GCH JACGLEN'S MARTIN B26 MARAUDER, Owner: Jacki & Richard Forkel, Julie & Danny Hill, Cheryl Schaffer

WB PENDRAGON'S JEWEL OF STARLITE, Owner: Sylvia Moody, Paul LaFontaine, Jacki Forkel Del Sur KC 3-16-2014 Judge: Mr. Michael J. Dougherty G4/BOB GCH ROUNDTOWN E V E R Y D A Y M A G I C O F MARYSCOT, Owner: Amelia Musser BOW/WD PINEGROVE PADDY MAC DUBH, Owner: Becky & Charlie Utts BOS GCH JACGLEN'S MARTIN B26 MARAUDER, Owner: Jacki & Richard Forkel, Julie & Danny Hill, Cheryl Schaffer

WB PENDRAGON'S JEWEL OF STARLITE, Owner: Sylvia Moody, Paul LaFontaine, Jacki Forkel Legend: BIS=Best In Show; G=Group, BOB=Best of Breed; BOS=Best of Opposite Sex; B O W = B e s t o f W i n n e r s ; WD=Winners Dog; WB=Winners Bitch; SEL=Select; AOM=Award of Merit; JAW=Judge’s Award, AOE=Award of Excellence, BISS-Best In Sweepstakes; BOSIS=Best of Opposite Sex In Sweepstakes; BBE=Best Bred-By Exhibitor; OH=Owner Handler; BJH-Best Junior Handler


This has been a very busy month of driving with Scotties coming in from and being adopted to far flung locations. Our furthest away Scottie, little two-year-old Gigi, came to us from Cottonwood, Arizona. We picked her up in Palm Springs from her seriously ill mom and dad who were broken hearted to have to give her up. They have been Scottie lovers and owners since the 1970's. "Gigi loves people but she really doesn't like our neighbor's Chihuahuas and barks at them aggressively all the time," her mom lamented. Gigi now lives in the Antelope Valley with her new mom, a high school principal who will soon be retiring. Her new home has block wall fencing so there will be no fence-fighting with the neighbors' dogs. We suggested an obedience class and/or a trainer to help Gigi overcome what seems to be a fear-based barking at other dogs issue. She is a young Scottie and we would like to see her become more dog social, we told her new mom. This is our fourth adoption to this home, mom being a long-time Scottie aficionado. Vader, as in Darth, lost his West Los Angeles home, due to an expanding family. His former owner bought him four years ago in a Century City pet store as a single working lady living in an apartment. Now, “...We have a 13-month-old son who has just begun to walk and another baby due in a few m o n t h s . . . " "We have no time for Vader now and he is a very high energy dog," the husband wrote. "We have a dog walker who walks him three hours a day five days a week." When we receive a Scottie who we know has had dog companionship his whole life, we will find him a home that has another dog. With animal shelter Scotties, of course, we don't know their background,

and to take a basic obedience class. We went exactly two days with no rescued Scotties here, then the phone rang and a San Diego boarding kennel told us of a Scottie they'd had boarded since last June. Last summer that we'd taken in a Scottie family consisting of mom, dad, and two five month old puppies. Goalie and his dad were going to be kept by their senior owner as her favorites. His owner went into an assisted living facility. Goalie, short for Goliath, and his 16-year-old dad, were both sent to the boarding kennel and it had become apparent to the daughter that her mother would not be able to ever return home and reclaim them. When I heard the name Goalie, and that he was a Scottie mix, I realized this was the same situation. As I started explaining to the kennel owner that we were unable to take mixes she said he was 3/4ths Scottie, with his mother being a purebred and his dad being 1/2 Scottie and ½ Japanese Chin. She went on to say, "...the daughter had requested that both father and son be euthanized. Our mobile vet would not put Goalie down when he saw that he was only four years old." I told her that I had rescued the rest of this Scottie family and had agreed last June to also take Goalie if he ever needed rehoming. I picked Goalie up the day she called me. Special THANK YOUS this month go to Diana and Will Jones in memory of our little wheaten rescue, Libby; Michele and Don Parmiter, honoring CH PJ's Scot Flying Under the Radar, "the marvelous champion owned by Phil and Judy DiGirolamo"; and Michele Wojtalewicz. C a r o l H e r d 714 893-5821 P.O. Box 3991 Huntington Beach, CA 92605 SCOTTISH TERRIER RESCUE SOCAL [email protected] IRS recognized non-profit tax exempt section 501 (c) 3 corporation.

but with owner surrendered Scotties we go over their past lives in detail with their surrendering owners and try to match and/or better their next home. Vader now lives in Palm Springs and has two new brothers, a 16-year-old Westie and a four-year-old wheaten Scottie, who was adopted from us three years ago. "Calvin (Westie) immediately took to Vader," his new dad told me, "but Spencer isn't quite sure he's happy with Vader. I think they will work out their pecking order just fine," he added. "Spencer usually loves all other dogs," he said. Our beautiful pair, Duke and Sophie, were adopted three weeks ago to a great home in the foothills of San Bernardino. They had been here about six weeks, waiting for the family who could adopt a pair. T h e i r new home looks out over a b e a u t i f u l landscape that goes on forever. Of course, they are now in that area where the bears keep coming down from the higher mountains and usually end of on the 5 o'clock news, as they are tracked by news helicopters. Duke and Sophie lived their first four years as totally outside Scotties, seemingly being bought as puppy machines, we think. Their first family lost their home to foreclosure and were moving to Texas for a new start and couldn't take them, they told us. Their house manners improved greatly while they were here and "they have not had a single accident," bragged their new mom in a recent call. Duke is is the strongest Scottie that I've had, bar none, and their daily walks were pretty challenging for me. If they saw another dog I had to plant myself against the nearest, building, car, or whatever and hang on for dear life until the passing dog got out of sight. I walked them very early in the morning to try and minimize dog encounters. I strongly emphasized to their new family that they should walk them as a couple, or only one at a time, to be safe ...

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Officers & Directors Linda Sanchez .......................................................... President Rod Ott ............................................................. Vice President

Ted Miyamura .......................................... Recording Secretary

Pat Bolen .................................................................. Treasurer

Cheryl Schaeffer .............................. Corresponding Secretary

2418 S. Rene Dr, Santa Ana, CA 92704

Directors

Jacki Forkel 2013-2014 ....................... Greg Knight 2012-2014

Sherry Swickard 2013-2015 .............. Sylvia Moody 2013-2015

Committees

Breeder Referral Lisa Kincheloe

By-Laws Ted Miyamura, Chair; Jacki Forkel, Cheryl Schaeffer

Clan Connection/Club Rep Pilar Kuhn

Education Adrian Sanchez

Facebook Pilar Kuhn & Linda Sanchez

GWTA Liaison Linda Sanchez, Dick Forkel

Health Elizabeth Wise

Historian Nancy Xander

Judges Selection Sueannette Maniscalco, Chair; Pilar Kuhn, Pat Bolen

Legislative Liaison Jerry Ford

Parliamentarian Joe Swickard

Public Relations Pilar Kuhn

Puppy Match Ted & Hilda Miyamura

Scottie Rescue Carol Herd (STRSC 501(c)3) (714) 893-5821 [email protected]

Statistician SueAnnette Maniscalco

Sunshine Sherry Swickard

Ways & Means Marilyn Peck

Web Site Ted Miyamura

2014 Specialty Linda Sanchez, Show Chair; Jacki Forkel, Co-Chair

General Meetings The meeting day is the second Saturday of every other month

(July, Sept, Nov, Jan, Mar and May). The location and time will be announced.

A change in the meeting day can only be decided in the previous general meeting.

THE BULLETIN A Publication of the Scottish Terrier Club of California

THE BULLETIN newsletter is published by the Scottish Terrier Club of California to provide club news and information, to provide a forum for idea exchanges and to promote the interests of the breed. It is published 10 times per year for and by members of the STC California. It is sent to all club members, regional clubs and the STC America, and is available by subscription to all others. Excerpts from THE BULLETIN may be published in other regional club newsletters. We ask that source and author acknowledgments as appropriate are given credit. EDITORIAL SUBMISSIONS-The following services are for members and their Scotties. Show Results: Include the Show Name and Date, Judge’s name, catalogue names for Best of Breed, Best Of Opposite, Best of Winners, Winner’s Dog and Winner’s Bitch and their owners. New Champion/Grand Champion/Performance Award Announcements: Include registered name, sire and dam registered name, and owners. Award photo is optional. Litter Announcements: Include puppy count, whelp date, registered names for dam and sire, and dam’s owner (breeder)name. Photo is optional. Memorial Announcements: Contributions in the form of stories* and articles*, or candid photos* and other inputs* (cartoons, puzzles, etc.) are welcome. Send suggestions, comments, and story ideas (even written stories and pictures) to Ted Miyamura, The Bulletin, 23705 Vanowen St #286, West Hills, CA 91307. SUBSCRIPTIONS are $18.00 for one year (10 print issues). The fee for first time subscribers requesting an electronic version is $12.50. There is no renewal fee for electronic version subscribers. For those who are receiving a hard copy (U.S. Mail), check your subscription expiration date in the top right corner of the mailing label. Send address/e-mail information with check made payable to STCC to: THE BULLETIN, c/o Ted Miyamura, 23705 Vanowen St #286, West Hills, CA 91307. Present subscribers who choose to receive an electronic version of THE BULLETIN should email their request to “[email protected]”. At each issue, an email will be sent giving the link where the newsletter can be found. The newsletter is a pdf file and is read with an Adobe reader. You can save it to your hard disk, and/or print it. At present, there is no renewal fee for the electronic version.

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Note: Display ads will be cropped, and/or reduced, to fit the agreed space. Photos: Policy is in review. Submittal Deadline: The Bulletin is published February, March, April, May, June, August, September, October, November and December. Ads and copy must be received by the 15th of the prior month. *An item may be edited for reasons of length or content. All pictures and other original material will be returned.

GENERAL MEETING

Saturday, May 10 Time: 12:00 Noon

Old Spaghetti Factory 1431 Buena Vista St (1 Block N of 210 Fwy) Duarte, CA 91010

626-358-2115

THE BULLETIN Scottish Terrier Club of California

C/O Ted Miyamura, Editor 23705 Vanowen St #286 West Hills, CA 91307

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