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KENNEL AND BENCH
• Don’t Miss Conformation Judging Seminars in Ontario and B.C. this Autumn
• CKC and Subaru Canada, Inc. Congratulate Subaru Agility Team Canada on a Superb Performance at Agility European Open 2016
• The CKC Congratulates Our Talented Junior Handling National Finalists
• 2016 Special Referendum to Provide Member Voting Opportunities
SEPTEMBER 20162016 Tattoo Letter is “D”
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CONTENTSSEPTEMBER 2016
A MONTHLY INFORMATION SUPPLEMENT
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HONOURARY POSITIONSHonourary PatronHis Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston Governor General of Canada
Honourary ChairGeraldine Taylor
Honourary VetDr. Michel Carrier
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chair of the BoardRobert S. Rowbotham
Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and LabradorLendra Barker98 Meadowbrook DriveBeaverbank NS B4G 1E2Tel: (902) [email protected]
New Brunswick and Prince Edward IslandH. Brian Reid87 Norton Shore RoadHampton NB E5N 6J7Tel: (506) [email protected]
QuebecLinda St-Hilaire2330 St-ClementQuébec QC G1E 3W8Tel: (418) 821-0318lindasthilaire@videotron.cawww.lindasthilaireckc.weebly.com
Ontario NorthRichard PaquettePO Box 640 411 St Agnes StreetAzilda ON P0M 1B0Tel: (705) 983-2630 [email protected]
Ontario EastRobert S. Rowbotham505 Airport Rd.Stirling ON K0K 3E0Tel: (613) 395-4828 [email protected]
Ontario WestPaul Oslach75 Davis StreetGuelph ON N1E 3G0Tel: (519) [email protected]
Ontario Central Peter Laventhall – Wolfish2 Sandringham DriveToronto ON M5M 3G3Tel: (416) [email protected]
ManitobaLarry Kereluke110-130 Creek Bend RoadWinnipeg MB R2N 0K1Tel: (204) [email protected]
Saskatchewan David GilmourPO Box 76 Station Main6 Federal DriveWhite City SK S4L 5B1Tel: (306) [email protected]
Alberta, NWT and NunavutSharon Derrick60 Riverview Cl SECalgary AB T2C 4C4Tel: (403) [email protected]
British Columbia SouthwestJoan Bennett#418-5735 Hampton PlaceVancouver BC V6T 2G8Tel: (604) 731-2394 [email protected]
British Columbia Interior and YukonRichard Lopaschuk9631 Clearview RoadCranbrook BC V1C 7E2Tel: (250) [email protected]
What’s New
2 Don’t Miss Conformation Judging Seminars in Ontario and B.C. this Autumn
2 CKC and Subaru Canada, Inc. Congratulate Subaru Agility Team Canada on a Superb Performance at Agility European Open 2016
3 The CKC Congratulates Our Talented Junior Handling National Finalists
4 2016 Special Referendum to Provide Member Voting Opportunities
Monthly Features
2 Notice Board
5 Kennel Names
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DON’T MISS CONFORMATIONJUDGING SEMINARS IN ONTARIOAND B.C. THIS AUTUMN The Canadian Kennel Club is delighted to add three moreseminars to its schedule in beautiful Barrie Ontario andspectacular Sidney B.C. this autumn.
Introduction to Conformation Judging: this one-daycomprehensive seminar, which is your first step to becoming aconformation judge, is also open to new judges who are licencedfor one group or less. The seminar covers topics that include areview of judges’ rules, ringcraft practical, exhibitors’expectations, the observation program and much more.
Barrie Ontario - Sunday, October 23rd 2016: for moreinformation and an application, click here.
Sidney B.C. - Friday, October 28th, 2016: for more informationand an application, click here.
2016 CKC/CDLA Conference for Licenced ConformationJudges: this conference promises to be rich with information forjudges, including seminars topics as diverse as weighing andmeasuring and the use of Social Media as a judge. Theconference will also feature the CDJA AGM and a KeynoteAddress by Sue Vroom, esteemed AKC Field Representative andAKC Education Liaison. Registration is limited to just 60participants so send your application to CKC soon.
Sidney B.C. - Saturday October 29th and Sunday October 30th2016: for more conference information and an application, click here.
CKC AND SUBARU CANADA, INC.CONGRATULATE SUBARU AGILITYTEAM CANADA ON A SUPERBPERFORMANCE AT AGILITYEUROPEAN OPEN 2016
Subaru Agility Team Canada (SATC) represented Canada at theAgility European Open (EO) 2016, showcasing their great skilland speed. SATC competed in both the team and individualevents and performed well despite fierce competition andextremely fast and technically difficult courses. The EO is one ofthe most significant agility competitions in the world, attracting800 human/dog teams from 35 countries all striving forexcellence in their events.
For the first time since Canada has been represented at EO,SATC qualified for the finals in the team competition.Wifi/Theresa Rector, Summit/Justine Davenport, Pixie/JulieLizotte and Swagger/Susan Garrett ranked sixth overall headinginto the finals and after finals were ninth out of 104 teams.
“Everyone at CKC was thrilled by the tremendous showing fromthe team at EO this year," said Lance Novak, CKC ExecutiveDirector. “We are so pleased to work with Subaru in support ofthis level of excellence!”
In the individual events, SATC’s Wifi/Theresa Rector andSummit/Justine Davenport did so well in the large dog category,they qualified straight to the finals. They were both in the top 30out of 400 human/dog teams heading into the finals. Alex Beitlfrom Germany judged the finals in this event and challengedcompetitors with a very difficult course. Although Canada’steams didn’t place in the finals, they gained valuable experienceand look forward to applying it to their next competition.
In the small dog category, Jazz/Ann Carrington finishedfourteenth and in the medium dog category Jazz/Meghan Turtoncompeted for their very first time at the EO, showing calmconfidence and focus throughout the event.
“Congratulations to all who competed and achieved suchimpressive results at EO this year,” said Joe Felstein, Subaru’sDirector of Marketing. “Subaru Canada is proud to support theteam and be part of their success.”
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The atmosphere at this year’s EO was warm and supportive.Thank you to Team Leader, Linda Barton and Coach, DanteCamacho, for preparing and helping Subaru Agility TeamCanada realize their achievements at EO this year.
The Team owes a very special thank you to Subaru Canada, Inc.for their incredibly generous support. Together, Subaru Canadaand Subaru Agility Team Canada are transcending the limits ofwhat this team can achieve.
Please join the Canadian Kennel Club and Subaru Canada incongratulating Subaru Agility Team Canada on their tremendousaccomplishments at EO 2016!
For more detailed results, visit Subaru Agility Team Canada’swebsite.
About Subaru Canada, Inc. Subaru Canada, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Fuji HeavyIndustries Ltd. of Japan. Headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario,the company markets and distributes Subaru vehicles, parts andaccessories through a network of 92 authorized dealers acrossCanada. For more information, please visit www.subaru.ca orwww.pr.subaru.ca or follow @Subaru Canada on Twitter.
About Subaru Agility Team CanadaAgility Team Canada is a non-profit, volunteer organizationunder the umbrella of the Canadian Kennel Club. Agility TeamCanada chooses dog and handler teams to represent Canada atFederation Cynologique Internationale (FCI) events: theEuropean Open (EO), the Americas and Caribbean Open (A&C)and the Agility World Championships (AWC). We also selectteams to represent Canada at the Crufts InternationalInvitational and at the American Kennel Club's AgilityInvitational. For more information, visit ckcagilityteam.ca.
Media Contact:Emily MacKinnonManager, Market ExpansionThe Canadian Kennel Club(416) [email protected]
THE CKC CONGRATULATES OURTALENTED JUNIOR HANDLINGNATIONAL FINALISTS
Best Overall Junior (Conformation): Katie McGinn. Photography courtesy of
Cathy French Photography.
Canada’s largest dog show, the Alberta Kennel Club’s SummerClassic, welcomed Canada’s top young handlers to compete inthe Canadian Kennel Club’s Junior Handling Nationals, held atthe beautiful, world-renowned Spruce Meadows facilities onFriday, July 29, 2016.
There was stiff competition in the conformation finals withparticipants travelling from each CKC zone to participate. TheBest Overall Junior was Katie McGinn of Elmsdale, NS. This wasKatie’s third time representing her zone. A juniors competitorsince the age of seven, Katie has honed her skills under thetutelage of Allison Foley for the last six years. Katie will beattending university in the fall, but will take a break to representCanada at Crufts 2017. We wish Katie the best of luck.
Best Overall Junior (Obedience): Rachel Driedger. Photography courtesy of
Cathy French Photography.
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While fewer in numbers, the quality and dedication of theobedience juniors was equally inspiring. The Best Overall Juniorwas Rachel Driedger of Powell River, BC. Rachel beganobedience training with a Sheltie, but competed with her newestcharge, a Belgian Shepherd Tucker. When not in the ring, Tuckerand Rachel hike, go to the beach and do “calculus homeworktogether.” Now that’s training!
The CKC’s Chairman of the Board, Bob Rowbotham, was inCalgary for the event and was impressed with the overall qualityof our young dog fanciers. He congratulated one and all, andexpressed that “all the junior representatives did their zonesproud and we wish them well in the future.”
It takes a nation to host a National, and this year’s event was noexception. Under the guidance of Richard Paquette, Chair of theCKC Junior Kennel Club, and Jan Williamson Osterbauer, JuniorNational Chair, sincere thanks goes out to the Junior Handlingzone reps who work tirelessly all year, encouraging the nextgeneration – the future of our sport.
Judges and sponsors are also a crucial part of any successfulevent. Thank you to our conformation judges Helen Davio, DougMcIntyre, Chrissy Riehl and Shannon Scheer, and obediencejudges Tubby Miller, and Garry and Pauline Baldwin.
Many thanks to our sponsors: the Global Pet Foods stores inCalgary for teaming up to help fund the conformation winner’strip to Crufts; the TD Bank Group for providing money towardsthe obedience winner’s bursary; Canadian Dog Show Fancier(Shawn and Nadine) for designing, printing and shipping theprogram; Dogshow.ca for the jackets each Junior received; DittoCommunications and Cathy French Photography for providingpro-bono professional services to help make the event specialfor each participant; and Purina, Wahl and Hanlder’s Choice forsupplying prizes for the participants.
In her welcome message, AKC President, Wendy Hamilton-Petkau, stated that “Our theme this year is all aboutsportmanship.” For the first time ever, there was a three-way tiefor the Wenrick Sportsmanship Award – including an obediencecompetitor! Congratulations to Thomas Adams, CarolineHolicka and Jessie Powell for sharing this honour.
Lastly, and certainly not least, thank you to the Alberta KennelClub for hosting this year’s Junior Nationals and for itscontinued dedication to hosting one of Canada’s premiereconformation and performance events.
Congratulations to the 2016 National Junior Handling Finalwinners. The CKC and its members are proud of youraccomplishments.
Best Overall Junior (Conformation): Katie McGinnBest Overall Junior (Obedience): Rachel Driedger
Conformation1st Place: Katie McGinn, NS2nd Place: Cassidy Furlong, BC3rd Place: Xander Scriver, ON4th Place: Sydney Robinson, ON
Obedience1st Place: Rachel Driedger, BC2nd Place: Emma Gheseger, BC3rd Place: Danielle Clark, ON4th Place: Thomas Adams, NB
CLUBS Notice is hereby given that the following club is dissolved:
• Akita Club of Canada
2016 SPECIAL REFERENDUM TO PROVIDE MEMBER VOTINGOPPORTUNITIES At the September 2016 Board of Directors meeting, the Boardapproved that a Special Referendum be conducted in 2016.
In November each voting member of The Canadian Kennel Clubwill have the opportunity to:
1. Vote on important amendments to the By-laws to further support Rules of Eligibility (ROE) for breeds.
2. Vote on amending our Articles of Incorporation and Section 24.1 of the By-laws (List of Recognized Breeds) to include the following new breeds along with ROE in accordance with the requirements of the Animal Pedigree Act:
• Anatolian Shepherd Dog• Australian Kelpie• Beauceron• Black Russian Terrier• Cane Corso• Coton de Tulear• Dogue de Bordeaux• Finnish Lapphund• Glen of Imaal Terrier• Lagotto Romagnolo• Mudi• Portuguese Sheepdog• Rat Terrier• Shikoku• Spanish Water Dog• Tibetan Mastiff
Please watch for updates coming shortly.
KENNEL NAMES
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The following applications for registration of kennel names have been received by The Canadian Kennel Club. Any objections must be in writing and submitted so as to be received by the Registration Division, Canadian Kennel Club, 200 Ronson Dr, Suite 400, Etobicoke, Ontario M9W 5Z9, on or before October 31, 2016. Only objections from breeders with registered kennel names will be considered.
APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF KENNEL NAMES
FIRST CHOICE SECOND CHOICE THIRD CHOICE FIRST CHOICE SECOND CHOICE THIRD CHOICE
NEWLY REGISTERED KENNEL NAMES
GRANTED AUGUST 3, 2016
BLACKSPIRIT BLACKPANDORA BLACKLUNA
BRAVESOULS MYSOULMATE
CASTLEBAY CASTLERAI
CHATWOOD ABWOOD
DOERUN DOERUNH
DOMDAR
EAUCHIEN
EASTECHO SEASHEL ECHOBERRY
FELICITYCUB DULCETCUB EFFERVESCENT
FIRSTKLAS PREMIEREKLAS
GOLDSTANDARD GOLDSTAR
HARBROOK DUJARDIN QUEENSCOUNTY
JAEGERCOURT JAGERCOURT
KURIER COURIER
NORTHERNSNOW NORTHSNOW NORTHFROST
OCEANSIDEFRB OCNSDEFRBDOG OCEANSIDEFBD
OFFTHEGRID OFFGRIDLABS
RHEELY INSPIRE
ROYALPALACE
SAFARI
SCHATZHUND SWISSDREAMS BERNERSCHAR
SHANASH
TARAKRU
VERADO VERRADO VERADOS
VONBRANDT LUCIESLEOS ELLISONLEOS
WOLFGLEN GLENWOLF WOLFVALE
BERNEDEN BRIZO COVEYPOINT DAVIDSON
ECLIPSE ENERGYPRESA FERMELABBY FHF
FINIX HIVOLTAGE HYJYNX JJBULLIES
KAZENOINU KCOUNTRY KITTIWAKE LAODICEA
MATLIN MAYDUCLOCHER MUNRO NADIR
NEUMANNSOWN OAKWOODS OWL PARAMOUR
PATANEGRA RAVENHAWK SILBERBACH SUPERSAMMY
TAGCREST THEBIGKING UPTHECREEK VMP
VONWALDSTADT ZEIANNE
AN INFORMATION SUPPLEMENT FROM THE CKC
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Who We Are The Canadian Kennel Club is a national, member-based, non-profit organization, incorporated underthe Animal Pedigree Act of Canada. It provides registry services for all officially recognized breeds ofpurebred dogs and provides governance for all CKC approved shows, trials and events. Finally, theCKC is a communication organization informing all people interested in dogs.
Mission The Canadian Kennel Club will service its membership and the community at large by givingsupport, understanding, help and guidance in all their canine-related endeavors. CKC will work so thatmembers will be proud of their affiliation. The Club will recognize, promote, and publicize the actionsof responsible breeders and owners.
Vision The Canadian Kennel Club, with its members, will be a dynamic service organization, a recognizedauthority for purebred dogs, and an advocate for all dogs.
Values The Canadian Kennel Club will embrace integrity, openness, honesty and compassion in its dealingswith all of its members and customers.
CANADIAN KENNEL CLUB MISSION STATEMENT