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Board of Directors

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John Telbba 3223 Baaln Spring• Qd. Wtncheater, KY 40391

Nancr Etchell Scheapp 1110 E. 109t~ Ct. Kanaaa Cttr, KO 6•131

Ann Bowler R.D. 12, C0Yentr7Ytlle Rd. Pottst.oWft, PA 19464

Carolrn Huablckel 8078 Goaben Rd., RO #2 Nalwera, PA 19355

Pa• 84lrbro 185 Croaabrook Or. Acworcb, GA 30101

Dodie Atkins 6036 Peachaont Terrace Norcross, CA 30092

Ir•• Pertl 1627 Scenic Ridge Houston, TX 77043

Nancy HcGarwey 21856 har Creek Rd. Los Catos, CA 95030

Jane KcL&ne 71 El • Pl. New canaan, CT 068•0

Lorraine Walraven 13786 NW Looklngglass Rd. Winston, OR '37496

Carol Zaaperlnl P.O.Bos l'J035 Denver, CO 80219

S11san H. Haaas

Maner Etchell Scheapp

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President's Message ....... page 3 Secretary's Report ........ page 3 Delegate's Repor~ ......... ptige 5 Highlights rrom the Past .. page 8 OFA Numbers ............... page 9 A Puli in Need ..... ....... page 10 '90 Conformation Stats .... page 11 '90 Obedience Statistics .. page 23 Grooming ........ . ......... page 35 PULI NEWS Deadline ........ page 39 BIS/Specialty wins ........ page 40 Supported Entry wins ...... page 41 Specialty information ..... page 42 Judge's Response....... . page 43 Special Stars.......... .page 44 Planned Parenthood and New Arrivals ............ page 45 Survey Results ............ page d.7 New Titles ................ page 48 Advertising Schedule ...... page 48 PCA Committees .......... page 49 Ethics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 50 Breeder's Information ... ~age 51

On the front, ·soot' another 1n the senes of the s1fvenng of a Puli. Photo oy Linda all.

On the back, "Mouss1e, • 'Kodi, • and 'Lollipop.· 0 oto by Annie Finn.

PULi NEWS la published al• ti • - • each year by .the PULi CLUB OP AN!RICA, INC., and la the official newsletter of the club. Subscriptions are available to non-•••bera <tll.00/year-U.S. and Canada1 t24.00 for oth~r countries when ••lied at surface rates>. The views and opinions e•preaaed herein do not· necessarily reflect or represent those of the PULi CLUB OP AN!RICA, It's officers, board aeabers or the PULi NEWS staff. Peralaalon to reprint any portion of this publication should be obtained froa the editor.

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After four years I have come to an end point as the writer of this message. Your next Issue of PN wlll have a message written by your new President. It sometimes seems that I have compressed 20 years Into four, and at other times It seems only yesterday that I began at the Portland Specialty. The Board has accomplished much since then, and I feel that the Club Is moving In the right direction on many fronts.

This Is not to say that all Is shining and wonderful, however. If I've learned nothing else, I've learned that the President. the Board, and the Club Itself can never be all things to all members. Although we have progressed well and accomplished much, disappointments stlll llnger. A case In point Is the new Constitution, which remains unfinished to this day, due to problems with AKC change recommendations.

It Is not my Intention to be negative here, since I think that the positives of the past four years greatly outweigh the negatives. I would like to comment and recognize the Board Members past and present who have served with me, and who have done a great service to the Club. Thanks to Ann Bowley, Maggie Witwer, Carol Zamperini, Pam Barbro, Judy Becker, Pat Coleman, John McNeil. Irma Fertl, Carol Mattingley, Barbara Stetz, Jane Mclane, Dodie Atkins, Nancy McGarvey and Lorraine Walraven. A special thanks to Kathleen Ellls and Nancy Schempp, who served as Parliamentarian and First Vice-President, and Carolyn Nusblckel, our Secretary. Those two positions always seem to be doing some special project for the President. A big thanks to all of you, who did this because you cared, and not because the pay was good.

As a side note to this message, and to bring up some current affairs and problems, It seems that many of you do not thoroughly read PULi NEWS. If you are reading this message, read the rest of the magazine! We have had a large number of calls recently f rom Club Members asking for Information or questioning something which was published In PN. Remember, PN Is your official news and Information source, so read It carefully, especially the Secretary's report.

Good luck to the new administration. I guarantee an experience you wlll remember always. I wouldn't trade It for anything. Thanks to all of you In the Pull Club of America~

The following application for membership has been received:

Tibor E. and Marcia L Goerbe, 1528 Old Kerth Rd., Wake Forest, NC. Tibor is self employed. Tibor and Marcia own six Pulik which they plan to show and breed. They agree to abide by the PCA Constitution and By-Laws and the rules of the AKC. They are sponsored by Ann Bowley and Carolyn Nusbickel.

A motion regarding Specialty rotations was passed by the Board. The

PCA Specialty rotation will be a&

follows : 1993, Region #5, the Southwest: 1 994, Region #1 , the Northeast; 1995, Region #2, the North/South Central; , 996, Region #3, the Midwest; 1 997, Region #4, the West and so on ...

If a region in the assigned year doesn't take the option to host the National Specialty, that year will be open to all regions and the best proposal will be accepted. The old motion regarding Specialty rotations was rescinded. IMPORTANT - Since Region 5 did not take the option to host the National Specialty for 1 993, the bid is open to all regions. All applications must be received by the

Secretary no later than September , , 1 991 . Further information may be obtained by contacting the SAC chaJrman, Carol Mattingley, RD #2, Coventryville Rd., Pottstown, PA 1 9464 (2'1 5) 469-6430.

Nancy Schempp and Ann Bowley have been appointed Co-Chairmen of the Grooming Booklet

The AKC has announced yearly scholarships to veterinary students. anyone wishing further information should contact Mr. James Dearinger, AKC Canine Health Research and Education Committee.

Please note the following changes of address:

Ginette & Jacques Babin R.R. #2, 5634 Carp Rd. Kinburn, Ontario, Canada KOA 2HO (613) 832-0922

of the judging of the Futurity at the Days Inn, Richmond, ILL The room number will be posted. This change from the previously published date was necessary due to the possibility of no quorum and other scheduling problems. The Annual Meeting and election will be held on Sunday, September 8, 1 991 , in conjunction with the dinner at the Days Inn. Anyone wishing to have an item placed on the

agenda should contact the Secretar, no later than August 28, 1 991 .

Respectfully submitted Maggie Snell R.R. #2, Burgessville Ontario, Canada NOJ 1 CO (51 9) 424-2170

NOTICE: The Annual Board meeting of the Puli Club of America will be held on Saturday, September 7, 1991 , immediately following the conclusion

REGIONAL RITTATIO~ OF S?ECIALTIES

Specialties should be rotated around the country each year in the following order, (provided a bid is received from that region):

11 (NORTHEASTE.1rn REGION) - Connecticut. ~laine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Nev Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont.

12 (NORTII & SOUTH CENTRAL REGION) - Arizona, Colorado . Idaho , Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota. Oklahoma. South Dakota , Texas, Utah , and Wyoming.

#3 (MID-t/ESTERN REGION) - Illinois. Indiana, Iowa . :tichi~an , :-linnesota, Missouri, Ohio, and ~hsconsin.

#4 (WESTERN REGION) - California, ~levada. Oregon and Washington.

#5 (SOU'l11EASTERN REGION) - Alab8111a, Arkansas, D. C., Delaware , Florida, Georgia, [entuclty, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, TeMessee, Virginia, West Virginia.

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4 PULI NEWS/August, 1991

II tile delegate S report ii The regular quarterly Delegate's Meeting was held on Tuesday, June 1 , , 1 991 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, New York, NY after a morning Delegate's Forum Meeting that included an open discussion on overpopulation and Responsible Breeding Problems, Breeder Referral - A Positive Note, and the Australian Shepherd Association.

Delegate's Forum: Because of dog overpopulation and irresponsible breeders, many legislatures in this coumry are trying to take away our right to own a dog and the right to breed dogs. Our sport is in serious jeopardy. Some are saying that the AKC should ask the member clubs to set a good example by not breeding dogs for four years. The AKC will be sending out a monthly listing of all local, county, and state municipalities that have anti-breed/ breeding legislation initiated or pending. The AKC estimates the total dog population in the US at 52 million, and pure bred dogs amount to about 22 million. There are about 135,000 people active in dog shows, showing between 600,000 to 900,000 registered dogs.

The AKC has sent a survey to all the Delegates, to the Presidents of AKC member clubs, and to select readers of the AKC GAZETTE asking questions about their feelings regarding over-population and responsible breeding by limiting the number of litters, and increasing fees to better regulate the problem as two examples of the questions asked. Delegate suggestions included: AKC issue cards to member clubs saying they are responsible owners and breeders, owners limit use of stud dogs, owners make greater use of the AKC Limited Registration option, and AKC include literature on neutering and spaying when dogs/litters are registered.

The Board of Directors at the March meeting approved an AKC Breeder Referral program. The program will involve a 900 number and then keying the first several letters of the breed the caller is interested in (PULi). The AKC asks that one person from each club be appointed the "referrer'' if the club does not have a referral program. The 9CX)

number called will not be billed until the caller is told the cost of about $'1.00 per minute (a break-even amount) . The clubs are expected to screen callers and provide a list of names. The intent is to deflect the public from the pet stores to responsible breeders.

A random non-scientific survey was taken by AKC staff calling anonymously to about , 00 referral phone numbers to determine how they were handled. Most were done well with the caller well screened and placed in contact with a breeder who could answer requests.

For rare breeds where there is no referral service, the caller will be referred to the national breed club secretary. There will be a breeder code of ethics. A suggestion wms made to license pet stores by the AKC. There are about 10,500 stores that sell pet supplies, with 58(X) of those stores selling an average of 300 animals per store per year.

The Australian Shepherd Association, a group with some members of the Australian Shepherd Club of America,

. approached the AKC to request registering their dogs with the AKC. The AKC has reviewed their past requirements for breed recognition and is lifting many of the previous requirements to allow this breed to be available for registration as of September 1 , , 991 , and will be able to show in the miscellaneous Class January 1 , 1 992. The Australian Shepherd Club of America is the usual registry for this breed (4,000 members and 60,000 dogs) and is not interested in registering with the AKC. The Australian Shepherd Association is interested in having a dual purpose dog and has been accepted as the parent club by the AKC. This group has 1 20 households and is interested in AKC's 1155 obedience trials, 225 tracking tests, 69 herding events and 1 1 00 all breed shows. The AKC will recognize the pedigrees of the existing registries.

Mr. Kenneth Marden, Chairman of the Welfare and Legislation Committee, announced the Board's approval of a Delegates Advisory Committee and requested that volunteers for such a committee mail their expressions of interest and qualifications to Mr. Maxwell.

The Board approved new Regulations for Lure Coursing Tests and Trials, effective July , , 1991 . The first Lure Coursing events approved by AKC will be held Labor Day Weekend, 1 991 .

Delegate's Meeting: Mr. Louis Auslander, Chairman of the Board, addressed the Delegates and read a letter which has been sent to all delegates, requesting the appointment of a Public Education Coordinator from each club. Mr.

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n"'f:'lt'l!"MnCe of this position in view mi-oog legislation and activities as seen

~ d States, and the need for all of us to work together to defend our sport and educate the country on what we do and why we do it Mr. Auslander pledged that the AKC will continue to be an active leader in protecting pure-bred dogs, but reiterated that AKC alone simply can not accomplish all th~ has to be done throughout the country. He also stated that the AKC will begin inspecting all kennels that breed 1 0 or more litters per year, at least once every three years.

Dr. Robert Hritzo, Chairman of the Canine Health Research and Education Committee, provided further details regarding AKC's annual scholarship program, up to an amount of $30,000 per year, which will be awarded to worthy veterinary students.

Mr. Walter Goodman, Chairman of the Show Operations Committee, reported that he had received the report of the Delegates Advisory Committee on Show Site Safety and thanked them for their efforts and hard work. Details of the report will be forthcoming at the September meeting after the Board has reviewed them.

Mr. Robert Maxwell introduced Dr. James Edwards who has been appointed, effective June , st of this year, as Director of Judging Research and Development, and Mr. Wayne Cavanaugh who joined AKC on April , , , 99'1 as Director of Communications.

There were no votes taken as the proposed new Dog Show Rule amendments regarding the Bred-By-Exhibitor Class, dog disqualifications, Retriever Trial rules were not read in actual text at the March meeting, so those changes will be voted on in September.

In addition, the following will be voted on in September:

Liz Higgins read proposed changes to the AKC By-Laws conceming the President and AKC Board Members. The change requires that the President only needs to be a Delegate, lifting the requirement as present that the President also be a member of the Board of Directors (elected by the Delegate Body). This amendment is aimed at having Bob Maxwell, the Executive VP and CEO, becoming President at the next Delegates meeting. If passed, the Delegates will have relinquished another voting privilege. It is expected that an amendment to the proposal


will provide for Delegate President

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John Ronald, Samoyed Club of Amenca, proposed that the By-Laws be changed so that only the ational Breed Club can change the Breed Standard.

Robert Kelly, Land O' Lakes KC, reread his proposal which was tumed down by the board, limiting to two terms the time a Board member can serve, adding a proviso that all present Board members would be considered as serving their first term.

Jay Phinizy proposed that the AKC publish the guidelines for existing fines and suspensions for registration fraud, and that an oversight committee of Delegates be established by the Delegate body to review the operations and procedure of the AKC's Investigation Department The committee would make recommendations to the Board and the Delegates on a standardization of fines and suspensions of registration fraud and irregularities by June, 1 992. The chair ruled the proposal out of order and interfering with the duties of the Board of Directors.

Pat Laurins asked that Delegate Judges, who cannot accept a fee for judging, be allowed to designate a donation to an approved canine charity and that a list of charities be published. Meeting adjoumed.

For those of you th8t eubecribe to the AKC GAZETTE, the Board also approved at the May Board meeting, the acceptance of the revised and rewritten Regulations for Herding Teats and Trials. The new regulations are more difficult and I would welcome input from thoee of you involved in herding.

I spoke to James Crowley at the June meeting about the point systems for Pulik, published this past April. The region #3 including Kentucky and Tennessee are badly in error, requiring 22 dogs for a 5 ptmajor and 25 bitches for a 5 pt major. Other regions are requiring very stiff numbers of entries as well and I doubt many Putik will finish championships this year. Mr. Crowley said he would investigate and get back to me. He also said that any increases in entries required per points, is averaged over three years period of time and that we should not expect the point system to drop again the first year following a decrease in the number of entries shown

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Welcomes the 4th Generation!

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"STRUDEL" TAKES MATERNI TY LEAVE - PUPP IES BORN JUNE I 7TH!

The puppies· pedigree:

Ugflcsai Csahos Vezer Ch . Makos Bogar

Ch . Weatherby Ma~os of Szeremy Ch . Gooseberry HIii Karat Bear

Ch . Georgie's Gullywuz Ch. Gooseberry HIii Della Dawn

Ch . Gooseberry Hill Dawn Dreamer

Ch. Csanyleleki Cigany Ch . Gooseberry HIii Hot Shot

Ch GfJfJseberry Hill Daisy Dawn Ch. Wealherby"s Windchlmes

Ch . Gooseberry Hill Day Dream II Ch. Weatherby Wind in the Willows

Amer/Can Ch . Skysyl Alamod~

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HIGHLIGHTS FROM

THEPAST

By Peg Stiff. PCA Historian

We've got such good puli drawings and sketches that we should gather them together and make a notebook of them. May I ask you readers to send me Puli drawings of all kinds, examples of notepaper and stationery, logos of the Specialties, of Puli Clubs, etc., I'll put them together and bring them to the Specialty.

Back to the highlights from PULJ NEWS starting with the 6/73 issue. This features John Lafore, President of the AKC. Interestingly enough, from our 1 991 viewpoint of trying to get rid of puppy mills, the AKC is order [sic) to impact ''the mass production and sale of low quality puppies" "that worries us dog fanciers so much" tells of its plans to hire "resident agents" to be located in the "largest puppy production centers" ... "in order to insure proper record keeping and identification of dogs." That was their plan to handle this deplorable puppy mill situation in 1 973 and the first man had already been hired to work in Iowa The balance covered milder items like rule changes and research sponsored by the AKC. He did com·ment, however, about the "growing evidence that rabies is not necessarily fatal."

The AKC also sponsored a day-long event which amounted to a job description of itself, entitled "A Day at the AKC." It took place in Califomia and featured talks by the executives and department heads. Widely attended and very interesting, rt was written up

in the PN of 4-74 by Loma Spangenberg and eamed her an award from the Dog Writers Association of America

Whatever happened to theee two ideas? A parchment award for valorous deeds performed by Pulik as designed by Dr. George Moore and the book of the Second 200 Puli Champions.

The 4-74 issue was really remarkable. It also published the AKC Puli Standards for 1 936 and 1 960 and the Hungarian Standard which was in effect in 1 936 and the Standard printed in the MEOE Book of 1 966. The centimeters are converted into feet and inches for us.

This issue also included Pat Coleman's story of how hard we worked here in

publication. Among her many innovations were the extensive use of photos and the calling of a wider variety of canine issues to the members' attention.

I cannot let these mid-70's go by without mentioning a most remarkable obedience dog, Kislo's Hajra Furge Bandita, UD., "Bandit" for short (He was] owned by Gilbert Pearson, who handled him, and Mrs. Wilhelmina Ferrando. Dee Rummel remarked in 12-74 that he ''works with a joie de vivre that brings out the goose bumps in the most blase observer." That year he was the #1 Working Dog in Obedience and #8 All Breed Obedience Dog. In 1975 he was entered 38 times and attained HrT in 1 4 of them. That year he was #8 ranking All Breed Obedience Dog. He had a

~ .. Ile was entered 38 li77es and a/tBJhed Hlg/J 1h Tna/ lh 14 of t/J6m lJJat year Ile was #6 ranking A§ Breed

ObeaJence Dog. He/Jada p/Jenomenal .JO Hlg/J In Tna/s in Ills career. 1

Connecticut to persuade the Legislature to pass a bill prohibiting the importation and exportation of puppies less than 8 weeks of age. Duncan Wright of ADOA helped rewrite the bill at a crucial moment Your historian, as president of Farmington Valley KC, played a role in organizing and contacting people, sending telegrams and alerting our club's call committee. We were up against the pet shops all the way. However, the measure passed and constitutes an important protection for puppies.

There was a notice in the 12-74 issue of the re·signation as Editor of Loma Spangenberg. Under her five year Melage, PN grew to be a first rate

phenomenal 30 HIT's in his career.

The really big celebration in 1 976 was out 25th Anniversary Specialty weekend. I'm going to quote from the 1 0-76 account Many of us present members took part; rt was only 15 years ago!

''The Puli Club of America celebrated its 25th anniversary over the Labor Day weekend at Westchester County, New York and what a celebration it wasl the festivities began on Friday evening with a beach party at the home of Jack and Roberta Taylor on Wallack's Point, Stamford, Ct, hosted by the Taylors and the Pilgrim Puli Club of New England. The setting was a beautiful one and the weather ideal. The food was delicious and the ocean


breeze helped to sharpen the appetites. Preceding the beach party on Friday was an entry of 34 Pulik at the Tuxedo Park KC Show, the first of four weekend shows in Tarrytown. Judge Winifred Heckman awarded BOB to CH. Kallopusztai Aper, owned by Helen Majer and Vilma Maj ores ... "the headquarters of the PCA was at the Tarrytown Hitton Hotel" .. . (at the) Somerset Hills KC Show .. . 34 Pulik entered under j. Joe Mellor who awarded BOB to CH. Kallopusztai Aper. After the show, everyone hurried back to the Hilton to get ready for the banquet and annual meeting. ''The committee in charge of the event did a fantastic job of arranging a setting tor the banquet, L;lnique to any of the past. Cocktails and dinner was served poolside with gala decorations and favors commemorating 25 yearsl Ladies, beautifully attired, accompanied by handsome gentlemen mingled around during cocktails enjoying Puli talk and admiring the enviable door prizes ... "

''The crowd adjourned to an indoor meeting room to hear the speaker of

the evening and attend the annual meeting. At the back of the roorn, pictures were on display ot all Best of Breed winners from PCA Specialties from 1955 through the 1 976 spring snow. Five of the winners nave been Best in Show Pulis."

'Sunday (Specialty Day) ... a beautiful day unfolded. First event was the PCA Puppy sweepstakes with an entry of 24, judged by Mrs. Rachael Page Elliot. .. ''following the sweepstakes judging, Mr. Larry Downey judged the regular Specialty Classes. There were 62 dogs entered. Mr. Downey's Winners Dog was Shana's Paizan Bandita, owned by Lissy Robbins and Sandra DeGrazia and handled by Ltssy Reserve Dog was Peter's Ebony Imp owned and handled by Peter Scimenes. Winners Bitch and Best of Winners was captured oy Marttnvarasi (sic) Filler owned by Chuck Ream and Laura McKean and handied by Chuck. Reserve Bitch was Witsend Luthien Tinuviel owned by Marguerita Walker, handled by Bob Coleman. There were 20 Specials. Mr. Downey awarded Best of Breed to CH. Skysyl

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Harvey J. Wallbanger, owned by Syivia Owen and Ann Bowley and handled by Ann Bowley. Best of Opposite Sex went to CH. Sasvolgyi Hunnia Szundi, owned by Robert and Pat Coleman and handled oy their young daughter, Mary, who did an expert job of handling.

" .. . Mr. Downey had a class of 3 champion stud dogs and ne cnose CH. Puli Too as the winner. Puli Too 1s owned by Victor and Peg S:iff. F 1ve Brood Bitches were next with the winner being C~. Sasvolgyi r-1unn1a Szund1, owned by the Colemans. Al! 5 Brood Bitches were champions too and the Stud Dogs and Brood Bitcnes with their get made an 1mpress1ve sight

"Monday moming .. . back to New Jer. sey and the New Brunswick KC Snow where 26 Pulis were judged by Langdon Skarda. Mr. Skarda chose CH. Skysy! Harvey J. Wallbanger as BOB ... thus wound up the events of the 25th Anniversary of the Puli Club of America"

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OFA NUMBER REGISTERED NAME REG. NUMBER OWNER OF RECORD

PU-976G32F PU-998G105F PU-999G24F PU-1000G87M PU-1001G27M PU-1002G25F PU-1003F27F PU-1004FSSF PU-1005E25M PU-1006E29M PU-1007F30F PU-1008G25M PU-1009G38F PU-1010G49F-T PU-1011G29F-T

BELROB'S FOR PETE'S SAKE, CH. PEBBLETREE'S SUNYI WALLCROFT SUMMER NIGHT MT HOOD'S GOMBOC OF TORDOR, CH WALLBANGER ABO THUNDER PRYDAIN ELECTRA PEBBLETREE'S JATEKOS JANKA TORDOR-MT. HOOD'S KIS ANGYALOM, ERDOS! PETOFI SARDOR ACROBAT OF PRYDAIN, ODDCPL PULA V'S PERMANENT SOLUTION BOWMAKER HAIRY HOUDINI, CH HUNYADI'S LILIOM, CH. NETTA'S TANGO OF PRYDAIN, CH KAKUMEE HULLABALLOO

D-765844 L. & J. BORIGHT/J. BELANGER WF-280311 PAT ZAPETILLO D-824903 MARGOT KITTREDGE D-190297 BARBARA H. STELZ D-833962 EDWARD & JUNE JOHNSON/A.BOWLEY D-913892 BARBARA SOLIS D-832652 DEE RUMMEL

CH. D-535625 BARBARA H. STELZ & LINN HIETT D-829558 DR. A. SORKIN/DR. D. SMITH D-800649 NANCY EATON/JUDITH A. CAPRIO D-824648 JACKIE JOHNSON SMITH D-877052 SHERRYL. GIBSON D-711012 ARLENE ARONSON D-6~2024 MELINDA GILES/NETTA DUPLANTI '/W-754646 CHERYL & BILL PROKOPOWICH

[EllPLANATI-ON OF OF A-NUNBERSl PU: indicatea Puli; aua (numbers) indicate~ OFA regi~t,-y !"umber; b 1ndiestes rating !f;xceltent, Good or £air); ce indicatea age 1n months; d indicates sex; t 1nd1cates a tattoo

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PULI NEWS/August, 1991

----st a I · e update from the Rescue Committee. All the adopted Pulis are doing great! I try to keep tabs on eac one and act as a resource person and grooming advisor and each is doing wonderfully.

"Molly," the one that was from a llama ranch in Colorado and whose coat was "natural" looks gorgeous. Wrth a minimum of grooming, her coat is very good. I saw her recently and wished · I could take her in the ring as a Special. Of course, she has no papers. She and her owner are very happy. The best part of this job 1s to see the oogs blossom after they get a good home.

You all saw "Jessie" at the Pennsylvania specialty. Carol Zamperini worked very ard with im and he's an absolute delight now.

"Henri Lee," who was groo ed suspiciously like a poodle, now is corded and loo~ wo derful. He's so happy with his new home, he posrtivety giows.

I'm getting a lot of letters and phone calls from people wanting rescue dogs and/o o der Pulik and for information about Pulik. I've accum·,.r.Hlro•d some literature and a breeders list to send where a.opropnate.

There wm. a Puli in an an s elter in Peoria, lllinios. Someone came to a dog s ow, looked up Dee Rummel and told her of the dog. S e was leaving town for a few days, so another couple, Puli o ers, rescued the dog and have now adopted him!

Recently it came to our attention that two male ;: _ ::, _ =- s were in a pet shop in Houston. Wrth much help fro :- ~

breed rescue people on how to deal with this, I asked tr-a F ertl to help. She went and talked with the owner and handled it very well. The puppies are in good shape, well socialized, clean and well fed. She left her calling card and if they are sold, the owner will suggest they contact her for help on grooming. If they are not sold, we expect to hear from him. The breeder is known to several PCA members (he's from Mexico). Hopefully this won't happen again. Obviously, we can't buy the dogs at full price. The breeder would just keep breeding and selling to this pet shop. Irma Fertl and Wanda Huff are keeping in contact with the pet shop for what we hope will be a happy ending.

Another rescue seminar will be held July 27 in Denver. The contacts I made at the first one were invaluable. Everyone shares information on how to deal with rescues and our PCA members have been wonderful. Everyone I've asked for help has come through. Thanks to you all. 8 y Betty Oshlm1e1er, Co/11/7'11ttee C/Ju

PLEASE SEND ALL REQUESTS FOR PCA AWARDS, EITHER FOR i CONFORMATION OR OBEDIENCE TO: i

Betty Ostermeier 11 529 E. Ada Pl.

Aurora, Colorado 80012

I must receive them by September 1 , 1991 and they must have bee printed in AKC AWARDS from August, 1990 to August 1991.

All of you who won trophies at the Penn. Specialty, please have them engraved and polished and bring them with you to the Illinois Specialty and give to Mary Miller. If you aren't planning to attend, please ship the trophy to:

Helen Schneider Box 215, 1212 Paddock Rd.

Spring Grove, Illinois


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II STATISTICS FOR 1990 II By Dee Rummel, PCA Statistician

The f ollowlng half page photographs are the top winning Pullk at the Group level for the year 1990. As mandated by the Pull Club of America's Board of Directors, the Canine Chronlcle Is the final authority for the following statistics. Their catculatlons run from January 1st to December 31st.

LISTED BELOW ARE THE TOP WINNING PULIK AT THE BEST OF BREED LEVEL FOR 1990:

Breed Times Points BOB

1. Ch. Prydain Noah 231 53 2. Ch. Hunnia Tuszes Magyarka 198 63 3. Ch. Wallbanger Xtraterrestrial 189 55 4. Ch. Moonshadow Puttin on the Ritz 168 95 5. Ch. Trumpk in Al Dente 116 5 6. Ch. Kaffogas of Belrob 87 16 7. Ch. Immerzu Gremlin 75 64 8. Ch. Wal lbanger Vodka on the Rocks 74 33 9. Ch. Makos Bogar 68 28 10. Ch. Downhome Good Ole Boy 6 7 14

LISTED BELOW ARE THE PULIK LISTED IN THE TOP 100 HERDING BREEDS FOR 1990. THE FIRST NUMBER REPRESENTS THE RANKING AMONG HERDING DOGS. THIS YEAR THERE ARE SIX PULIS

IN THE TOP 100 HERDING DOGS IN CONTRAST TO LAST YEAR'S NINE.

#6 Ch. Moonshadow Puttin on the Ritz #16 Ch. Hunnia's Tuszes Magyarka #25 Ch. Wallbanger Xtraterrestrial #32 Ch. Prydain Noah #45 Ch. Immerzu Gremlin #80 Ch. Pebbletree' s A. Aranjos

PULI NEWS/August, 1991 11

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1, CH SKYSYL HARVEY J WALLBANGER 49 2, CH CSANYTELEKI CIGANY 40 3, CH PULIKOUNTRY'S APRO CD 27 4, CH PELI-VOLGYI FIFI 24 5, CH OOMBOLDALI BOMBA FIPACS 23 6. CH CINl,OTAI CSIBESZ ::20 7A CH FUSZTAI FURTOS FICKO 19 7B CH SASVOLGYI HUNNIA ZSIGA 19 BA CH NAGYKUNSAGI CSORGO CO 18 BB CH WALLBANGER ROWLF 1 8 9A CH GYALFUSZTAI KOCOS BURKUS 17 9B CH SASVOLGYI HUNNIA JANI 17 9C CH SKYSYL NOVEMBER LEAF 17

10 CH SKYSYL UP ANO AWAY 16 11 CH/OTCH FRYOAIN EOYRNION UD 14 12 CH HUNNIA'S SZELIO SZEDER 13 13 CH HORTOBAGYI PAJTAS MACKO 10 14A CH GOOSEBERRY HILL DIVI-OEND 9 14B CH SZEDER'S LOKOTO LACKO 9 14C CH OEVENYI UGRI-FULES BOOR! 9 15A CH JATEKOS BIKA OF PEBBLETREE e 1SB CH PIPACS lMMERZU RAGTIME BLUE: B 15C CH VERESI SZEDER SZULTAN 8 16A CH ARPAD 7 16B BELZEBUB BOGANCS 7 16C FICKO 7 160 CH PRYDAIN HENWEN CD 7 16E CH KARA'S MARCO CD 7 16F CH PINEPATH STORMCLOUD 7 16G CH SKYSYL CEDRIC 7 16H CH TISH'S KIS FEKETE KALOZ 7 161 CH WALLBANGER MUNCHKIN POR Q PINE7 17A CH BOWMAKER BLACKBERY BARNABUS o 178 CH CSANYTELEKI KUKSI 6 17C CH GOOSEBERRY HILL DAY DREAM II 6 170 CH MARTONVOLGYI DUGO BOGANCS 6 17E CH TRUMPKIN AL DENTE 6 18A CH GOOSEBERRY HILL HOT SHOT 5 188 CH BZEDER'S SHOOTING STAR 5 19C CH TEAKWOOD'S HJ RUFF ANO TUFF 5

NO, OF CHAMPION OFFSPRING

1990 TOP PRODUCERS - SIRES

1 SZEDER'S ROAD SHOW 4 2A CH CSANYTELEKI CIGANY 3 2B CH PRYDAIN ZADDICK 3 2C CH WITSEND TELISZULETES BETYAR 3 3A CH BOWMAKER FLAGS A'FLYING 2 38 CH MAKOS BOGAR 2 3C CH PIPACS IMMERZU RAGTIME BLUES 2 30 CH PRYDAIN NOAH 2 3E ROZGONYI GOMBOC 2 3F CH SIVATAGI BOJTAR 2 3G CH SZEDER BELROB'S BLACKJACK 2 3H . CH SZEOER'S WILD 'N WOOLY 2 3I CH WALLBANGER ROWLF 2

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1 CH WITSEND IL-OE OF ERIDU 26 2 CH BORGVAALE FRUSKA'S RUBY RING 24

.:. CH SZEDER'S FUSZERES FRUSZI 13 4 CH KYLEND'S WATCH IT 12 SA DOROZSMAI FRUZSI 11 SB CH PRYDAIN ERIDU 10 SC CH F'RYDIAN LANGOS 10 SD SZENTENDREPARTI ANCSA 10

6A CH MAROEBE ANYTHING GOES 9

6B CH WALLBANGER BOUNCE 9 6C CH WALLBANGER PRINCESS LEIA 9 7A CH HIDEGKUTI KOCOS e 7B CH F'RYOAIN VIRAG 8

7C CH SASVOLGYI HUNNIA SZUNOI a 71':) CH WALLBANGER LITTLE BO DEREK 8 iE CH SHANA'S TAMMY TELL ME TRUE 8

SA CH CAMEO FEATHER 7

BB CH IMMERZU MOORVA 7

SC CH MAROEBE BLUPRINT NO QUESTION 7

SD CH MYSTIC SZEDER'S TUCSOK 7

9A CH GOOSEBERRY HILL WINSOME SUE 6 9B CH KALLOI BOGANCS 6 9C CH LAWRENCE'S GOOSEBERRY PIE 6

90 MARTONVOLGYI ESZES 6 9E CH MI-TONKA'S GOODBYE GIRL 6 9F CH Ml-TONKA'S MELISSA BLUE 6 9G CH SKYSYL BERES 6 9H CH SKYSYL Sl<ETCH IN SHADED GRAY 6 91 STAR OF HUNNIA FlJRTOS b 9J CH SUNDAY GUESS AGAIN 6

9K CH VERECKE-UTI BOGLARKA 6 10A CH BELZEBUB GEZENGUZ s 10B CH KYLEND'S KELLY 5 10C CH MI-TONKA DOWNHOME BETSY BLUE 5 100 CH MI-TONKA HIONIGHT LACE s lOE CH PRINCESS WOODSMOKE 5 10F CH PRYDAIN KOPE JAZZ 5 1013 CH SKYSYL QUESTION BEING 18 IT :5 10H CH SKYSYL UNRUFFLED DAMSEL ~

10I CH SKYSYL VERUSHKA 5 10J CH ZSAZSA VON ALMOS 5

NO, OF' CHAMPIO OFFSPRING

199(.l TOP PRODUCERS - DAMS

1. CH SZEDER'S FRUSZERES FRUSZI 4

2A CH MI-TONKA D•WNHOME BETSEY BLUE 3

28 CH PRYDAIN LANGOS 3 3A CH BELROB'S DYNASTY 2

38 CH BRASSTAX CHARLIE'S ANGEL UD 2

3C f(IMBROUGH'S ABBY 2

30 KOROSKERTI AMAZON :z 3E MI-TONKA'S DREAM STREET ROSE :z 3F CH MT. HOOD'S MINUET 2

3G CH PRYDAIN VIRAG 2 3H CH TEAKWOOD'S ROMANTIC• 2 3I CH WALLBANGER LITTLE BO DEREK 2 3J CH WALLBANGER REMENYI

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#1 CH. MOONSHADOW PUTTIN ON THE RITZ c12.214 po :s>

In 1 990 "Daz" earned 4 all breed Best 1n Shows, 1 Specialty Best in Show and 36 Group l's to finish 1 990 as the #1 Puli, #6 Herding Dog and #65 all breeds. This was no simple feat by any means for him, since his main goal in life is, and always has been, to be a couch potato. Anyone who really knows him, knows that it takes an act of God to get him to exert himself beyond the limits he deems necessary to the situation, and for Daz these limits are usually pretty restricted to what pleases him. His accomplishments in 1 990 are a great tribute to the patience of his handler; and a testimony to the great bonds of affections that developed between them. Resume submitted by .88/'t)e Pes.sin11.

OB MOONSBADOW PUTTIN ON THE RITZ •J>u•

AKC fD219803-Dog-Wbelped Mardi 26, 1984 B~eder: Barbara/Rumen Pemina Owner: Barban./Ruaell Pemina

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WC'7ffl17


#2 CH. HUNNIAS TUZES MAGYARKA cs4s1 pts)

"Minnie" has slept on our bed every night since we picked her up at the airport at the age of 1 O weeks. Her name means "fiery little Hungarian,· and that she certainly is; on the Massachusetts Tumpike she's known as the Terror of the Toll Booths I Minnie began her career as a Special shortly after whelping four puppies, and quickly won two Bests in Show along with 59 group placements. While she loves to go to the shows, where she meets up with her handler, Phoebe Booth, she takes more pleasure in her role as Puli-in-Charge of our household, where she bosses and beats up our two other Pulis and her best buddy, Leo the Komondor. Resume subJ7'!ihgd by Mee L11W119nce

CH BUNNIA'S TUZES MAGYARKA •(Not ghen)"

AKC fD303640-Bitdi-Whelped Dee. 8, 1984 . Breeder. Les/Klara Belli!

Owner: Steve/ Alice Lawrence

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#3 CH. WALLBANGER XTRATERRESTRIAL (54aopts)

At the age of five years old, this is "Ferdie's" third consecutive year in the top ten Puli rankings. An all breed Best in Show winner in the past, Ferdie has been a consistent BOB winner in specials competition with the other top Eastern Pulik when they have met head to head. Wrth his breeder/co-owner/handler, and shown on a limited basis compared to the heavy campaigning of other Pulik, Ferdie has won for 1990, 51 BOB's, 11 Group l's and 35 other group placements. He won BOB at the Puli Club of America's supported entry and was a semi-finalist at the PCA Specialty. Ferdie is a nephew to CH. Wallbanger Kermit J. Bounce. Res£tme submitted by Ann Bowley

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AKC fD324660-Dog-Whelped Jan. 8, 1986 B~der: Ann Bowley

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Owner: Ann Bowley

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PULI NEWS/Au~us t , 1991 15

#4 INT.AM/CAN/MEX. CH. PRYDAIN NOAH ( 86PTS)

..

This is "Noah," p icture a ,n his 1 990 Kai-Kan Pedigree portrait In 1 990, he once again defeated more Pulik at the Best of Breed level than any other Puli. This is the second year in a row for this feat. Now retired, and much to his dislike, he must rest upon his laurels that include the Best of Breed at the 1 989 National, twice Best of Breed at the Puli Club of Northern California [Specialties] 1987 and 1989, twice Best of Breed at the Puli Club of Southern California [specialties] 1 988 and 1 990, four all breed Best in Shows and three Awards of Merit at

e Nationals. But Noah says not to count him out yet, there is always veteran's class ! I Resvme submlited by Nt!117CJ' McG8'W'y

CB PRYDAJN NOAH -Noah'

AKC fD1006M-Dog-Wbelped May 6, 1983 Br,,eder: Ruth Bourigbt/Barbar& Edwvd!

Owner: Don/Ruth Boairigbt C.enultl P.tw Bud!

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.6 FuLI NEWS/August, 1991

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#5 CH. IMMERZU GREMLIN, HT (3033 pts)

1 990 was "Gremlin's" first complete year in the Spec1al's ring. As he matures he continues to make an impact, winning friends and admirers both in and out of the ring. During the past year Gremmy rewarded us in many ways: placing in the group 28 times, including four Group l's, siring his first litter (ex. CH. Teakwood's Romantico); and in December, completing his HT. RIIS(//1111 sv.bm/thld .by Nancy Schempp.

CH IMMERZ U GREMLIN

AKC #068240'2-Dog-Whelped May 8, 1986 Breeder: Terry /Stephanie Horan

Owner: Don/N&ncy Schampp/Barbara Edwards w Cl Pun&I rtrta, FkU

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Dam Cl 1 ... rn Urclli WDIDS906

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PULI NEWS / August , 199 1 17

#6 CH. PEBBLETREE'S A. ARANJOS (1578 pts)

Pebbletree has had at least one of its Pulis in the Top Ten every year since 1974, and although shown in a very limited way, "Aran" not only upheld that tradition, but moved up from #8 in 1 989 to #6 this year. He placed in Group nearly 50% of the times shown, always owner-handled. Beyond that, he is one of the best ambassadors for the breed. .. content to lie on his table for hours and let young and old touch his cords, question his vision, wonder how we comb him and express amazement that he is bathed every week. All leave with a good impression of the Puli breed, as displaced by this affable "ham."

CB PIBBLETUE'S A. AllANJOS &Aran"

AKC fD268030-Dog-Whelped June 23, 1984 Breeder: Ka&hleen Parm fDee Rummel

Owner: Dee Rummel

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S'ue

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Dam

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Cl Pduuw,•, APR CD

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#7 CH. MAKOS B

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'Bogie" very nearly died during the 1 990 Specialty from what is still a mystery to his owners. His appearance in the Top Ten rankings for nearly the third year in a row (he was #11 in 1 988) says more about this dog's quality, heart and resiliency than any glowing phrases. Bogie lost ring time to his illness and recovery, but he did mend.His fourth Group I was won with his owner/handler shortly after his reappearance 1n the show ring. Watching his progress from near death to competing in Best in Show months later cemented in our minds that what a dog does in the group ring usually

as to do with quality - but how he does 1t has to do with heart For all his Graue placements, Awards of Merit, honors and rankings, Bogie is first and always, friend and companion. Resvme .svbmltted by S Enil<o Szeremy.

OR MAKOS BOGAR ·Bogar'

A.KC fWF1rg201-Dog-Whelped Jan. 13, 1~ Breeder: S Eniko Sr.fflmy/R Bell Owner: S Eniko Szeremy /R Bell

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#8 CH. SZEDERS KAFFOGAS OF BELROB (1016 PTS)

•Kaf' is the #8 Puli for 1 990. This marks his third consecutive year in the Top Ten. During this period, with very limited showing, Kat has earned 48 group placements, including 1 3 Group l's. He has always been owner/handled by Jim. Retired now, he will be spending his remaining years as a full-time pet, watching his grandson in

e group ring. Reslll77e submitted by ..177 Be/8/lger 8/ld Mb Connety

OB 8ZliDliR'8 KAl'FOGAS or BELROB •Kar

AKO #D076324-Dog-Whelped April 6, 198.1 Breeder: Mary Wakeman

Owner: Junes Belanger/Michael Connery

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Dam

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_Q PULI NEWS/August, 1991

#9 CH. WALLBANGER VODKA 0 CKS (934PTS)

Banger made his return to the show ring 1n the fall of 1 989 after patiently waiting for mom to finish work on her teaching certificate. That he is making his second appearance in the top ten with limited showing and owner handlers is truly a credit to the dog and his breeder. He is a sweet, loving dog who asks no questions and gives of himself completely. He is a joy as a companion and a friend. During 1 990 Banger had the privilege of completing the requirements for a Canadian Championship and two group placements with his "buddy'' Patty Anspach. Banger also made his stage debut in a local production of "Camelot'' where he stole his scenes with a comic portrayal of "Horrid - the dog." Banger is currently training for his CDX -his next goal is a top ten obedience ranking. Resvme svbmttted by OoaJe At/(lns.

OB WALLBANGD VODKA ON THE ROCKS "Baapr"

AKC f023'll12-Dog-Whelped April 2, 1904 Breeder: Ann Bowley

Owner: Dodie/Ned Attina

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#10 AM/MEX/AMERICAS/INT. CH. IMMERZU GOSKR PRYDAIN NIKRIS, CD (91s pts.)

"Oscar" is very proud to have achieved this standing as he showed less than 20 times in 1 990. The highlight of the year for him was a trip to Mexico City in December where he earned his Mexican Championship, lntematonal Championship and Champion of the Americas titles, also placing second in the group 3 times. Rest/t71e submlded by Lon,e SmlffJ

CH IMMERZU GOSKR PRYDAIN NlKRIS •co "OICar"

AKC #D574209-Dog-Whelped May 8, 1986 Breeder: Terry /Stephanie Horan

Owner: Robert H Smith

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I OBED/4ENCE STATISTICS FOR 1990

Compiled by Constance Peterson* *Ms. Peterson has accepted the position of Obedience statistician

The following half page photographs are the top winning Pullk in obedience for the year 1990. A point Is awarded to the first through fourth place and High In Trial dogs for each dog defeated (i.e., first place in a 50 dog class would earn 49 points). Points have been calculated from the AKC GAZETTE for the period of January 1st to December 31st, 1990.

Thirty one dlff erent Pullk had one or more passing scores. Two Pullk had HIT's and 12 of the 20 placing In a class were also champions.

The 11st which Immediately follows Is of the honorable mentions:

#12. Mt Hoods Wild N Whirlin (Norton) ...... , 8 points

#1 3. CH. Prydain Kope Jazz, UD (DuPlantJ) ...... 1 6 points

#14. Gooseberry Hill North Star, CD (Moshioz) ...... 15 points

#15. Hunyadi's Uliom (Aronson) ...... 1 4 points

#1 6. Brasstax Bedazzling Star, CD (Kinney) ...... 1 1 points

#17. CH. Prydain Lubove (Sikes) ...... 8 points

#18. CH. Brasstax Braeman's Domovoi, UD (Kleimola) ... ... 6 points

#1 8. CH. Cameo Arrogant Advocatur, UC (Miller) ...... 6 points

#18. Sunday's Latvanyos Lanya, CD (Cleveland) ...... 6 points

LISTED BELOW ARE THE TOP OBEDIENCE KENNELS FOR 1990:

#1 . Prydaln ........ 9

#2. Brasstax ........ 4

#3. Sunday ........ 3

#4. Mt Hood .. .. .... 2

#4. Nettas .... ... 2

#4. Wallbanger ........ 2

PULI NEWS / August, 1991

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#1 BRASSTAX BACKFIRE, UD (169 PTS.)

"Lulu" - her name says it all. Only shown eleven times in 1 990, she had ten placements. Lulu earned her UD in four trials this spring. She will spring into agility and gait into the conformation ring later this fall. A fourth generation UD, we believe her to be the first to boast of four generations of utility titlists. Resume svbmdted by Pet and Heny Gt.l#cz


BRASSTAX BAOKFm.E "(Not gtfen)•

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#2 CH. PRYDAIN WISHES OF TRUMPKIN, HT, CLJ (141pts.)

''Wishes" has done very well in Novice. He finished his CD with two firsts, four seconds and a third, all with very good scores and tough competition. He finished his herding HT at the Herding test in Pennsylvania last year. We have one leg in Open and hope to get his COX in short order. He is very different from most Pulik I've trained : very intense, very serious when he is working but loving every minute of it He is really a fun dog to show and an easy dog to live with. Resvme svbmltted by Lon?Vhe Wl1iraven

CH PRYDAIN WISHES OF TRUMPKIN HT CD •wllhet"

AKO fl>46671&-Dog-Whelped Nov. ZJ, 1986 Bmder: Conaiance Petereon/Barbn Edwarde

Ownen Denlae Johnaon/Ba.rbm Edwarda lai Cl. P'lffl,U l"lnh FkH

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Cl ,c OTWI,~4fl' lt47nlJo• OMKTHs, Ol hlttt Our! OD

Sire 0 .. WH.ead JI.De of Erlcl11 CD WBl&OUIII

Cl Prycb.lD L.uirc>1 0006211!9

Dam

WCIIH6U <ll S..nl&Jl Huaia Ssutl WC2HOU

Ol f1bt1 Gurr! 0.0

Ol Wlt.1Ml ll-De of ErHla. CD WllUOlH WCU4U5 O., Sunlnl Huula S1udl

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#3 OTCH PRYDAIN OZZIE PLUNKET c140 pts)

"Ozzie" is only locally shown. His show career is slowly coming to a halt He is eight years and doesn't seem to be able to put utility all together. So he is to be shown only in Open B. I lost my other OYfCH, Effie in February at the age of 1 5 years. So Ozzie is the only dog in the house and he loves it He is the sweetest dog in the world. We will eventually add another, but we are enjoying being by ourselves. Resvme sublMtl!ld .by MJ Richert

OTOH CH PRYDAIN OZZIE PLUNKET UD -o.••

AKC f D139392-Dog-Whelped June 29, 1983 Bl'fflier: B~ Nourot/Barban. Edward!

Owner: Mary Jane Riehert/Barbara Edwards

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#4 SUNDAY'S MULTIPLE CHOICE, CD c101 pts.)

"Sherbie' started her first night with us by howling and crying for hours. My husband got out of bed and carried her, crate and all, into the bedroom where she gave a big sigh and went to sleep. She's had her own way ever since. We love you, Sherb. Resume subm.ttMd by PIJt//11 Hopkins.

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#5 CH. WEATHERBY'S WHIRLWIND, CDX (64 pts)

"Rudi" is such an affectionate and outgoing little Puli. She makes friends everywhere she goes and is a real crowd pleaser in both the obedience ring and the herding arena She's so much fun to work with, I can't really call rt work, even Utility, which is what she's training me for these days. There's nothing like the bond that develops between a dog and its owner during obedience training (you also develop muscles from lugging jumps to every park in town.) I highly recommend rtl Herding training has been great fun also, except for a brief time spent on crutches when the killer sheep from hell got me. On July 6, Rudi earned her first leg toward her HT, and she plans to pursue her herding career more seriously after earning her UD Trtle this fall. Rest//l7e svbnvth1d by Linda Hall

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#6 CH. PRYDAIN NEVETOS, CDX (47 pts)

"Nevy" eamed a Dog World in Novice and her CDX in 3 trials with 3 first places. Shown only the first quarter of 1990, she surprised me with this ranking. Nevy is far more than a breed champion or obedience dog. She's part of the library programs I present throughout the school year and a major "actor" .... complete with antlers - in the Christmas story presentations we do at elementary and preschools. She is also a wonderful therapy dog, always finding just the lap that needs a bundle of cheery black cords. Her biggest triumph came last summer when she connected with a schizophrenic child at the adolescent psychiatric unit of the state hospital. Rest1me st1bmli'll9d by Jvo_y C40no.

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"Gooch" is a special little girl. She loves to train and has boundless energy, even though she is 8 years old. We are working on Utility now and having a lot of fun. She is always a pleasure to be with. Resl.ll71e svbnJ/tted by LonBine Wa/n,ven,


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#8 CH. TEAKWOOD TRIBUTE, UD (37 pts)

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#10 CH. PARVY'S ANIKO PAJTAS, AM/CAN/ CD c22 pts)

"Ditto" the 'Wonderdogl" At the ripe age of , 1 1 /2, Ditto was entered at the , 990 PCA Specialty in the Veteran's Class. Little did anyone suspect that he would be able to score a 1 96 - and that was without any obedience training for years. At the urging of many who saw him at the Specialty, he was entered for the first leg of his CDX last fall. Amazingly, he took third place in Open A The steward thought that his birthdate as listed in the catalog was a misprint -the correct date must have been 1 987, not 1 978. Ditto has his father's marvelous outgoing personality and the wonderful ability to make all who see him, smile. Hopefully, he will complete his CDX by the end of , 991 , at the age of 1 31 Ditto truly is a "wonderdogl" R11sW1111 svbmnted by Caro~ M.ts.b.hke/.

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Our grooming question this issue addresses the white corded coat. "Experts" have been asked to serve as our guest panelists. They are Nancy Hand Uebes, Larry Hart and Barbe Pess1na.

A Komondor owner since 1 972, Nancy Hand Uebes is the breeder/owner/handler of the top Best In Show Komondor to date, and top-winning bitch, CH. Nagyalma Apple of My Eye, CD. "Pooh," as she is known, has garnered 7 All Breed Bests in Show as well as 3 National Specialties, her last from the Veterans Class in 1987. (For those of you who knew her, Pooh is still alive, though very arthritic, and still trying to bite the UPS man.) Nancy has owned two other Specialty winners, one also home-bred, and has bred three National Specialty Sweepstakes winners. Under the kennel name "Nagyalma" she has bred 1 6 Komondor champions, 5 CD's, and has acquired more than 1 00 group placements on Komondors over the years. She also is the proud owner of [the Puli] CH. Wallbanger Goforit Gonzo, who finished his show career wrth 64 group placements, 1 1 of them Group l's. Nancy is an. AKC judge of 5 Working breeds and 3 Hound breeds.

Larry Hart is co-owner of CH. Chazar, CD, HC. With his co owner/handler, Earl Gebhardt, Chazar has multiple group placements and is the only white Puli ever to win Best Sr. Puppy in Sweepstakes and go on to be Best of Winners at a National Specialty.

Barbe Pessina, Chairman of the Judges Education Committee and owner of the #1 Puli for 1 990, CH. Moonshadow's Puttin on the Ritz. is also owner of white Puli, Moonshadows Arctic Express, winner of the 1 2 - 1 8 month class at the 1 990 Specialty.

Please advise me on the care, concerns, and challenges of a white corded coat from puppyhood on.

NHL: When people ask me, "How do you get your dogs so clean?", my stock answer is, "Never let them get dirty." Glib as that may sound, it's the first step in keeping a successful white corded coat. From puppyhood on, the best advice I can give you is to keep your dog as clean as possible. Now that doesn't mean you should keep him in a padded cell, on racks, or never let him see dirt, grass or daylight, but it does mean that when he goes out and makes mudpies, you have a responsibility to rinse him off (at least) before the dirt dries on the coat and stains it.

There are two kinds of dirt we deal with in a white corded coat: actual pieces of dirt or plant products, and the staining left behind by mud, urine or saliva Staining can happen any time. The soft, fuzzy puppy coat can stain as easily as a cord. Actual dirt is mostly a problem in the corded coat, as the cords hoid the dirt like a sponge holds

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The most important thing to remember is that while your puppy is cording, that is when the curls are beginning to mat and tighten, you should take special care to keep the coat meticulously clean. Every leaf bit and grain of sand which gets caught in a cord at that time will stay in the cord forever, and the more garbage which gets trapped in the coat, the darker the cord will look when fully formed. As it is, cords cast shadows and do not look as white as, say a brushed Samoyed coat, so the cleaner the cord, both inside and out, the better the adult coat will look.

Should you get sand or dirt in the cords, the best way to remove it is with a good spray of water. The better the water pressure, the more success you will have in removing the dirt Rinsing is a cords best friend. Also remember that soap can leave a sticky film which attracts dirt, so a good rinse will not only remove the dirt itself, but also the ability of the cord to attract more. I actually have a garden hose spray at my dog tub so I can "power'' the dirt out of cords. Just be careful not to frighten the dog by "powering" him out of the tubl I hold the cords in my left hand and direct the spray onto my hand instead of the dog.

Just because you have kept the dog immaculately clean doesn't guarantee that you still won't have residual stains -especially on the feet and legs, face and rear cords. My favorite shampooing products in the past have been Amway's LOC - High Suds (so you can tell when the coat is rinsed) with a laundry phosphorous whitner added. Unfortunately the phosphorous additives 0.e., Miracle White) are illegal in some states and might not be available. Of course, I would never suggest that when you are traveling you could buy a few and take them home ... Although LOC is not marketed as o dog shampoo, it is completely safe, even on the skin, and is gentle on the coat I have also found that Mycodex Flea Shampoo with Carbary! is good on a white coat, as is Oster White Coat shampoo, and Mr. Groom Whitner Shampoo. Be careful


with flea dips as many will discolor the coat, but the actual reaction depends greatly on your local water supply and how it reacts with the products you are using.

I never, under any circumstances, use laundry bluing on my dogs. I have found that in the past the bluing gets into the cords tuming them slightly grey. I can always tell a dog in the ring which has been "blued" as it looks greyish white to me. The correct color cast or. a white corded coat should be creamy, not grey.

For really stubbom stains l resort to cream peroxide, which can be purchased in different strengths at beauty supply houses. I pour it directly on the dry cords, keeping it away from the skin, wait 20 minutes, then rinse and shampoo as normal. This works well on the urine stains and dingy legs and feet The warning here is that this works well when not used too often. If you bleach a coat too much or with products too strong (like chlorine), you can damage the hairs themsetves which will make them tum yellowish. Remember that on the adult cord, much of the hair is dead and already shed out which itself can look less than white. Add damage to those hairs and the resulting discolored coat can look as bad as a stained one. Also remember that sunlight can damage even a white coat Just as it tums black costs red, it can turn white coats yellow, especially costs which have been bleached. I have also heard about a product on the market called Fresh Fur Gel which l have purchased but have not yet used. I understand that it works well on food-stained mouths.

The best preventative available can only happen after the cords have grown long enough to tie up. I firmly believe in tying cords up, both black and white, to prevent urine staining and facial staining. I use plain old rubberbands and have never had any breakage problem on my white costs. Fabric coated elastics work well on b!ack costs, but the tiny metal piece which hold them together rusts and leaves stains on the white coats, so you cannot use them. The stretchy ponytail ties are cute but don't hold well enough for the smaller cord bunches, like on the face. Experiment with different drug store ties, but be careful to check for metal parts which will rust and cause orange spots on your white cords.

If all of this sound compulsive, well it isl In order to keep a successful white corded coat you need dihgence, patience, stick-to-it-tiveness and sheer determination. I have been seen with my dogs up on a table at shows, picking seemingly microscopic particles out of cords with tweezers while waiting for groups to begin. But for all my advice, each coat is different and each living situation creates new challenges.


LH: The dee so to rase and show a white Puli is a big one · not o oo ave the white coat to groom and KEEP WHITE, but o a.so become a rarity in the show ring. You s o Id e ore co sider these things seriously before making

To begin wrth yo 're try g to pick the best prospect out of a litter of wh e p p es o ave a snow white puppy with no biscurt co1or b she s not as good as the puppy with a little color o e ears and hocks. And then there's the cream colored puppy and he's the best in the litter. These factors play a ma,or part 1n which one you'll decide to raise and show Since our standard does not discem the various shades of white, you go with your gut feeling, as well as your knowledge of Pulis and decide to raise the cream colored puppy for the show ring.

The early grooming is the same as grooming a black or grey Puli, and it seems like the cream color is fading, or tuming whiter. Buy you're pleased with the development and realize your decision to show this puppy is a good one.

By the time he's 6 months old, you have him trained in ring deportment and he's ready for his first real show. He is used to baths and regular brushing to keep his coat as white as possible. His master shampoos him with an aloe bluing shampoo made by Nature's Choice. After rinsing out as much as possible of the shampoo, he's rinsed with baking soda His coat is then covered with an aloe re-moisturizer, also made by Nature's Choice. His short 6 month coat is easily rinsed out. towel dried and left to finish drying naturally.

Before ring time, his coat is brushed out and misted with water so it won't fly around so much. During the next few months, he's kept brushed until he's about one year old when the brushing stops, except to keep the ends from curling back. His coat is allowed to mat, until it is split into cords. It is then just a matter of letting it grow and keeping it clean. He has the run of the house and his back yard is all grass, so he stays pretty clean on his own. Monthly and pre-show baths are a necessity however, as well as the grooming which is necessary for all Pulis, regardless of color.

As his coat gets longer, it is necessary to keep the cords tied up on his sides, since he'll chew off any cords with urine on them. (Under the lights in a show ring, any unne or dirt realty shows) . He is kept tied up to be exercised until the very last minute before ring time. After his coat is let down, you must be careful that he doesn't urinate. (Naturally, this only applies to males) . His coat is then misted with enough water to straighten out his cords. He's always carried to the ring since any dirt that the ends of his cords pick up will show in the ring. After he's finished in the

ring, his coat is immediately tied up, and of course, the tips of his cords are dirty. tt's usually ok to just leave them until his next bath.

During this white Puli's show career, he's encountered judges that asked if white was allowed in the standard, as well as statements such as "I didn't know they came in white." (This statement has been heard from spectators as well as judges.) Many judges have stated that this was the first white Puli they'd ever seen and several inquired how we kept him so white.

But he's loved it all, in spite of all the baths and other ordeals to maintain his rare beauty. He's met lots of people who had a multitude of reactions to seeing a ''white Puli." And maybe he's educated a few people about Pulis.

BP:The first portion of Barbe's response is taken from a letter which accompanied her answer to the grooming question.

'When Kimo was whelped I was subject to the same prejudices that I think many Puli people are. I always fett that if a white Puli wasn't PURE WHITE then it was somehow inferior; or perhaps a fako, or who knows what I certainty never entertained the idea of owning a white Puli (heaven forbid) and always considered them somehow inferior to the blacks. I think Sue Maass' article that appeared in the AKC GAZETTE best describes these prejudices wherein she states "Dead undercoat (within the cords) will tum from white to off-white, but our standard does not allow for this ... " I believed this concept as well as the next person ..

Needless to say Kimo has been an educational process and I do think perhaps the breed as a whole needs this education. Reading the standards (AKC) as printed in PUU NEWS [see June, , 991 issue) for , 936, , 960 and , 983 I find no reference in more than 50 years wherein the word "PURE" was applied to the white Puli. One can only assume then that this need for "pure" is a subjective interpretation by vanous breeders. In fact, if you read the various standards that apply to white dogs you will find only the Maltese makes mention of the word "pure."

All of this bespeaks a lack of knowledge on our part as Puli breeders of the genetics of coat color (fodder for another article or series of articles) . Think of what we ask in the white Puli - that he be white, that he has black pigment Now pull out Little's book on the INHERITANCE OF COAT COLOR IN DOGS. I am as guitty as the next person in sharing these misconceptions on color, but I think perhaps it is time we joined the 20th century.

In the Breeder's Column in the last PN Art Sorkin made mention of tne Fako and it& acceptance in Hungary. I can

well remember the arguments that took place when the standard was being revised the last time ; and I also remember statements being made that this was a new color and just a trend. Allow me to quote from the book HUNGARIAN DOG BREEDS published in Hungary and written by Pal Sarkany and lmre Ocsag. This book was first published in , 977 and revised in 1 986.

'Color of Hair. We have already mentioned that the Puli originally was a breed of many colors. The story of the Puli's colour can be closely followed from earliest entries in the pedigree registration books.

When scientists and experts in breeding began to take an interest in Pulis at the beginning of the , 920's, the following colours were found : white, cream coloured, dove-grey, silver grey, olive grey, pale yellow, blue grey, slate, iron grey, steel blue, faded black, rusty black, black with intermixture of white, and sometimes even jet black. To breed exclusively black, was a trend which began only thirty years ago. Black, being a dominant colour, spread very easily. Black Pulis were favoured in breeding, it their black colour was homozygous even when mated to heterozygous Pulis, always giving black puppies in the first generation.

This explains the great speed with which black colour spread. Although later generations threw back to other colours, these were not used for breeding, because the breeders acted under the influence of the current fashion, and were ashamed to have puppies of other colours than black.

Due to this misguided policy, colour variations were rarely found by , 950. The standard description of , 960 describes the ideal colour as black.

This flow of black colour - which is an example of breeding based on wrong principles - was interrupted by the appearance of white Pulis in the early , 960s. Grey was more readily accepted by official opinion, as the black hair of most Pulis fades into grey as years go by.

A revision of the standard description in , 966 says: "Pulis are of different colours. Black, several shades of grey and white are bred at present" From then on puppies of whole colours were left alive, no matter what the colour was."

I know that Cheryl Prokopowich has some definite ideas on color and knows her genetics as well. Perhaps some educational articles on the genetics of coat color might serve this breed and this club well at this time."

Grooming the white Puli encompasses the same tasks and functions of grooming any other Puli. The job becomes more formidable and far more challenging however when faced with the task of keeping the white Puli clean to begin


wrth. Unlike the Komondor, the Puli is lower to the ground and therefore the underbelly and the legs are 1n closer contact wrth the very elements we try to protect them from ; i. e., organic stains and dirt.

I will assume that most people reading this already know the fundamentals of basic corded coat care. One does the same things to the white coat to cord it as they do to the black or grey coats. One generally assumes that after spending a significant amount of time bathing, rinsing and conditioning the corded coat that if it feels clean and smells clean - it is clean. Surpnse folks - not necessarily sol This doesn't hold true for the white Puli ... you spend all this time with the dog n the tub and washing, washing, washing and when you finally take the dog out expecting it to be clean you realize that while it feels clean, looks clean .. . the cords are still yellow from organic stain -- or in real terms -- urine. In order to get the white Puli as clean as possible, one has to make every attempt to keep the dog as clean as possible between baths. Every one you talk to that has had to deeJ with the white corded coat has a different solution or method of grooming. I've devised my own system through trial and error.

My dogs are all kept 1n indoor/outdoor covered runs during the day. The outdoor surface of the runs are gravel and we found out very early in the game with this dog that gravel just doesn't cut it wrtr a white dog. We placed 2x2 squares of flagstone sloping toward the center (for fast drainage) over the gravel surface. This allowed any urine to drain quickly and for the most part worked really well until the dog hit the 2 year stage in length of coat At this stage because of the length on the coat I started having a more difficult time with organic stains on the ends of the cords on the underbelly and insides of the legs.

The next step: After a lot of thought I decided to try a type of stall matting on top of the flagstone. This is a form of heavy rubber matting that is molded into a tight lattice pattern. This allows the oog good traction for his feet; but sits about 3/4" above the flagstone which means that there 1s even less splash back than when on the flagstone. This helps to cut down on the organic stains to some degree. The runs are washed daily and all of this helps when bath time comes, which is always once a week no matter what!

Bathing the white corded Puli is a time consuming task if ever there was on·e. About 3 hours before tub time I make a paste consisting of Ivory Snow powder; Borax and a whitening agent that is made by Crown Royale. I add a small amount of conditioner to this paste to form the consistency at pancake batter. This 1s brushed on the ends of each cord and left to dry fc:- about 2-3 hours. Nails, ears and teeth are taken care of and checked during this time and any eye stains the dog may have are also tackled. The


dog is allowed to srt in a crate biding his time.

The aog 1s then placeo in a tub and the above described paste is nnseo thoroughly from the coat It is at this stage that the real bathing process begins. The tub 1s filled with several inches of water to which shampoo (any) is added. -:-he water 1s then sponged througn the coat thoroughly. Unlike black dogs, at this stage I actually apply shampoo (generally a shampoo made especially for white coats) to handfuls of cords at this time and work it well through the coat over the entire body. The tub is drained and I work a second application of shampoo directly into the feet, legs and underbelly of the dog at this time. Special attention is also paid to the eye area and the muzzle to make sure any :itains or feed residue are thoroughly removed. I then rinse, nnse, rinse until I am sure all shampoo has been completely removed from the coat and skin. If there are no shows that weekend (and I might add that the white dog is always the iast to be washed and as late as possible the night before the show) a very heavy conditioner 1s applied. (Note : The heavier the conditioner, the easier it 1s to get the dog clean, since dirt is more likely to adhere to the conditioner and not get trapped in the cords).

I can't say that I have pet manufacturer's products that I use since I generally try different products and expenment to see what gives me the best results.

If there are no shows scheduled I generally coat the area under the eye with vaseline as this helps to keep eye stains from forming, and the hair on the muzzle is kept brushed for easier cleaning (the cords on the head cover this anyway.)

If we have a show coming up, the same steps are followed but the heavy conditioner is eliminated. It is virtually impossible to keep a white Puli as clean as when he first comes out from under the dryer when going to a show, so the problem of presenting them as well as possible takes on added dimensions. I do have "Beardie Booties" that I use and the dog is placed on a synthetic carpet in the x-pen to prevent his feet from getting soiled. I also have a specially made crate that has ionized bars all around (the aluminum from normal crates rubs off on the white dog and leaves them dingy looking) and a raised grill to lie on. All of this helps to keep the white dog clean but there is always the ever present "organic" stain.

About 2 hours before ring time, the ends of the cords that have become soiled are sprayed wrth "Summer's Eve feminine wash." This 1s a slightly oily liquid preparation. The ends of the cords are immediately powdered wrth cornstarch and the dog is then placed in his crate to dry. (Because the spray 1s oily the cornstarch will stick.) About ~ 5 minutes before ring t ime, the dog is allowed to shake and I run my hands through the coat to remove any left

over cornstarch that hasn't already fallen off. This will usually remove any soiled areas with the cornstarch. Important note: If you do this you must be sure to remove all cornstarch from the coat before entering the ring - this is just a technique to help remove the stains - not make the dog white if he wasn't to begin with.

Lastly, whenever traveling to dog shows be sure to take your dryer with you - after all of the above, the white Puli usually only stays really white for about 24 hours - I think in their hearts they really want to be black.*--

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Foy Cothren 1 765 Nottingham Southaven, MS 38671

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"Is this the first time he's been outside today?"

"Oh Richard," she sobbed, "It's so frustrating.I'm not perfect and I try to do my best on the newsletter, but when people send me copy material past the deadline, It makes me

frazzled, costs the organization money In phone calls trying to track down material,

and makes the newsletter go out late_ (sob) What can I do?" Richard replled,"Prlnt the deadline In a way no one can miss It. Add

some subllmlnal messages. Perhaps that wlll help."

The deadline (editor mad as

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for the December, 1991


I DESTIN SHOW

CH. NOONSHADOW PUTTIN ON THE RITZ shown taking BIS under j. , Denny Kodner at the Atlanta KC in Apri,l 1991

PULi CLUB OF CONNECTICUT SPECIAL TY - JUNE, 1991 Longshore-Southport KC

CH. Moonahadow Puttin on the Ritz was named Best in Specialty Show under j. Robert Forsyth


PULi CLUB OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA INDEPEN

DENT SPECIAL TY July 4 & 5, 1991

SWEEPSTAKES j. Irma Fertt

Best in Jr.: Prydain Knockout (Owned by Barbara Edwards and Nancy McGarvey)

Best of Opposite Sex, Jr.: Prydain Jalopenia (Owned by Claire Whitmore and Barbara Edwards.

Best in Sr.: Prydain Hells-A.Peppin (Owned by Barbara Edwards and Nancy McGarvey)

Best of Opposite Sex, Sr. : Prydain Headliner (Owned by Barbara Edwards and Nancy McGarvey)

CLASSES j. Alane L Gomez

Winners Dog: Prydain Headliner (Owned by Barbare Edwards and Nancy McGarvey)

Reserve WD: Erdosi Domboldali Haver (Owned by Kath) and Ross Allen)

Winners Bitch and BW: Prydain Dixieland Trumpkin (Owned by Denise Johnson and Barbara Edwards)

Reserve WB: Bokar Foxie Lady of Prydain (Owned b) Barbara Edwards and Nancy McGarvey)

Best of Breed: (won from Veteran's Class) CH. Mt Hood's Gomboc of Tordor (Owned by Barbara Stelz)

Best of Opposite Sex: CH. Gala Diamond in the Ruff (Owned by Rob Sky and Barbara Edwards)

Best Puppy in Regular Classes: Prydain Masterpiece (Owned by Barbara Edwards and Nancy McGarvey)

BOKAR ARTFUL DODGER we,s named Best Senior Puppy in Sweepstalces by j. Jane Reif and Reserv~ Winners Dog by j. Robert Forsyth.

SUPPORTED ENTRY WINS

CH. BOKAR HALLELUJAH was named Best of Breed by j. Mrs. Myron Gauger at the Ladies Dog Club (Pilgrim Puli Club Supported Entry) in June, 1 990. • Annie" was Best of Opposite Sex at the Greenwich KC (Puli Club of Connecticut Supported Entry) in June, 1990 under j. Warren Johnson. She was j. Margaret Mickelson's choice for BOS at the Farmington Valley KC in July, 1990, (Puli Club of Connecticut Supported Entry.)


~Y,SEl"l'EMlm5-0ll!Dl'.IN

F'RIM Y, SEPTl')fflER 6 - Oll!DI'. IN • IO: 00 A.H. - P .C . A OOARD Hl'J!'l'IK; (ROCN ~ WilL BE POSTED IN LOBBY)

6:00 P.H. - IIliPTI'ALITY RO(>f - LIGfl' SUPPFl{ FEATURIK; FAKX.IS VAN SLIJYS 94'.JKID WISCCl6IN SAIKlN -(KEl'm BY HIIMEST PULI CUJB)

SA'IURDA Y , SEPT94BER 7 • 9:00 A.H. - FU1'llRI'l'Y - KJl'EL LAlfi

11 : 00 A .H ·- I : 00 P.H. - JUIEES Flll:ATICIJ sa4INAR - JUIXiES AND PANEL HFJ1ml!S OOLY.

• 11:30 A.H. - 3:30 P.H. - AGILITY SEMINAR - WFA'llfER PERMIT'l'IK; - KJl'EL ~

3:00 P.H. - CXlfl'IMIATICJJ OF Jtnx;ES Flll:ATIOf SEMINAR - l£\Nll3 CH * 6:30 P.H. - GE:1'-~ WFFET IN KlSPITALITY SOITE. RAFF1..E AND SILF.Nr

AlCl'ICW

SlHlAY, SEPT94BER 8 * SPECIALTY StDf - KFXEIA K.C. - KEKlSlfA CCOfl'Y' FAmGRCUltS {SEE HAP AND

DIRB:'TICHS IN PIIDUU( LIST) • 6: 30 - CASH BAR - ~• S STF>.K ~ - NEXT DOOR 'lU KJl'EL

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~Y,SEP'l'fMBER9 • 8:00 A.H. - HERDDC TEST - Pl\S'lURE AT SClflEJDER'S !DEE

NOON - CASUAL BJFPET - SC!fiElDER'S 6:00 P.H. CASH BAR - ANII{E'S STF.AK IUEE 7:00 P.H. CASUAL HlFPET AND ANARr6 PRESall'ATICHS

'llJESDAY, SEP'!'a1BER 10 • 8:00 A.H. - HERDIK; TEST COHrDKJm - PAS'IURE AT SOMIDER'S IDlSE • NOON - CASUAL llJFFET - SClfiEIDER • S * 7:00 P.H. - AL FRESa> DDfiER AT ~•s

wata:sDAY, SEPT94BER 11 • Oll!DI'. cur

ATTENTION!!!

Kl'K&Vt IOlMff!L CUlB 1'JfflUE5 CLOS1! CW Wl!IH!SDAY1 AlllET 21, 1991 AT l«XJf AT 111E &IPF.Rrtm'Mll!Nl''S Ol'FICE. (ROY JOO'!S IXJ3 SRJNS)

TI' YaJ RAVF. AN't'fflIN:: YaJ WISH DISCDSSm AT 11IE IIlARD HEl!TIJ«l, can'M:'l' CAACLYN IESBiacEL, PCA Sl!CU!TIIR'Y, 8078 GOSHl'JI RD., Hl'LVERN, PA., 19355, SO 'mAT SHE MAY ~ IT Of 'l1IE AGENDA.

SA'lURDAY, SEP'l»4BER 7, 1991 at the Blye Inn l'btel

9:00 A.H.

OOnnie Gerstner has been lreeding and exhibiting dogs for 30 years. Her first love has always been the Golden Retriever. She has finished over 200 O\ampions, and has van e.o.e. at the Goldl3l Retriever Club of America National Specialties three tiaes, tvice under the colors of her · prestigious Malagold prefix.

She is an all-treed professional handler, a IIIE!lllber of the Handlers Guild, and has von Best-In-SOOV vith many different breeds, including the Malagold Goldlens. Connie is now preparing for her JO.KC judging license.

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SA'lURDAY 1 SEP1'91BER 7 1 1991 - Hotel lawn (Weat.h:?r permittirg)

1:00 P.H.

In the event of rain, the Agility event vill be cancelled. We hope to schedule a seminar by Connie Gerstner - "How to select a Shall PUppy•, if this should occur. Time and place vill be posted in Lobby.

HERDDC TEST

~y & 'l'UESDAY', SEP'l'E>tBm 9th & 10th - SDfiEIDER'S Pl\S'IURE

8:00 A.H.

At the time of this printing, the ARC is in the process of changing the Herding Test rules. 'Iley vill be miled sepaately as soon as our Herding Chairperson, Sarah Webster, receives then. In the -,itime, if you have any questions, you my call Sarah at: 803/538-4083.


HOWARD HUGE. t

"It's not a rug ... You're standing on my dog."

SPECIALTY INFOR

MATION

How do the Pulik seen in the ring today compare to the standard?

suggestions regarding those areas?

TEACH, TEACH the Novices (not easy.) The best are excellent but many beginning entries are almost lamentable.

What strengths and/or weaknesses are predominant in the Pulik you have judged recently? Can you offer suggestions to breeder-a/exhibitors for improving problem areaa?

Do you enjoy receiving breed/all breed publications or are you overwhelmed with them and scarcely read them?

Yes, I am interested but do not reao each one from cover to cover.

Gooo coats ano strong musculature get instant recognition from me.

Do you have a preference regarding a corded or a brushed coat?

What changes, good or bad, have you noted in the breed over the last five years?

Personally I prefer the coroeo coat but will always put uo a combed out coated dog rt, in my opinion, rt is the better specimen.

More and more are being shown in their natural corded coats (rememoer Mrs. McClennan of Montreal at Westminster?)

Do you have a pet peeve in the show ring?

No reply.

Would you comment on the overall temperament and ring behavior of the Pulik currentty being shown?

Would you gi,re us a brief resume of yourself?

(I was} bom in England in 1919, January. Got into dogs in , 9!52 through Peter Knoop. Raised Great Danes and Dachshunds in Hudson Heights, Canaoa Moved to Pittsburgh 1 963. Started judging 1 960. Do 3 , /2 grouos. Member of Westchester, Laurel Highlands, Great Dane Club of We stem PA and First Vice President [ of} Great Dane Club of America Judge about ~30 shows a year. lnvoived in Investment Management Sing (occasionally) and play vioiin. Enjoy fishing, gotf, chess. Also see Who's Who in Business and Finance. Carpentry.

I have no problems in this.

Do you see much variety of sizes, coats and colors in your judging assignments?

By now, exhibitors :mow me what I want

Do you feel the ?ulik being presented in the nngs are prooeny hancleo ano/or conoitioned? Do you nave any

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CH . BELROB'S FRONT R Owned by Ji rn Be l ange r and

2 St. Clairsville Ohio KC 1 Lirna KC

J . R. Har Inger j. E . Dison

Gr . 2 Gr. 3 Gr. 2 Gr . 2 Gr . I Gr. 2

Gr. 2 Gr . 4 Gr. 3 Gr. 2 Gr. 2 Gr. 2 Gr. 4 Gr. 4 Gr. 4 Gr . 4 Gr. 3 Gr. 4

CH. HUNNIA'S TUZES HAGYARKA Owned by Steve & Alice Lawre nc e

Rockingham County KC Framingham & District KC Middlesex County KC Hockamock KC Wa11panoag KC Walhill KC

j. J. Wh I t e j. R. Shaw j. R. Ha h a n j. R. Hart inge r j . F. Sch wartz. j, J . Good in

CH. IHHERZU GREMLIN, HT Owned by Don & Nancy Schempp and Barbara Edwards

Heart of America KC Wichita KC Manhattan KS KC Tri-State KC Ozarks KC Canadian Valley KC Lawton-Ft.Sill KC Nebraska KC Cheyenne KC Cedar Rapids KC Jefferson City KC Sedalia KC

j . R. Ayers j , D. Canino j . F . Cartwr i gh t j. Hrs . H. Hart l ey j. R. Grea thouse j. C. Hu l ock j . Hrs. B.Hoore j. L. Wills j. V. Ha mp ton j. W. Hi xs on j, A. Brune tt e j. H. Bryant

CH. HAXOS BOGAR Owned by S. Eniko Szererny & R.W . Bel l

Gr. 3 Flatirons KC j. H. Bryant j. R. Ward Gr. 4 Southern Colorado KC

CH. HT. HOOD'S GOHBOC OP TORDOR, HC Owned by Barbara Stelz

Gr. 4 Golden Valley KC BISS Pull Club of Northern CA Gr. 4 Los Rios Dog Fanciers* Gr. I Nor Cal Dog Fanciers* *States Kennel Club wins

j. H. Braun j. A. Go•ez J. Dr. B. Zlessow j. Dr.H.Supronow l cz

CH. PEBBL!TREE'S A. ARANJOS Owned by Dee Rummel

Gr. 3 Gr. 3 Gr. 4 Gr. 4

Gr. 2 Gr. 3 Gr. 1 Gr. 3

Wisconsin KC Manitowoc KC Greater Freeport KC Skokie Valley KC

j, J. Gillen j. R. Greathouse j, J. Peterson j, F. Schwartz

AH/HEX/INT. CH.SZEDERS LOXOTO LACXO Owned by Bill and Linn Hiett

Vancouver Island Dog Fanciers Vancouver Island Dog Fanciers Mt. Bachelor KC Vancouver KC

Ass,j. Ass,j,

j • j •

F. Hewitt B.Elheff R. Hill lard H. Braun

CH. ZUGLO-XERTVAROSI JELES Owned by Kathleen Koteles

3 Ingham County KC j, R . Greathouse


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PLANNED

PARENTHOOD

CH. DOWNHOHE WINTER SUNSHINE PU 842G) (Out of Aa/Can. Ch, Bowmaker Blackbery Barnabus,CD x Am/Can CH. HI-Tonka's Downhomw Betsy Blue), Sire: CH. Bowaaker Hairy Houdini CPU 1008G (out of CH. Pebbletree's Jatekos Primas, HC x CH. Bowaaker Rubik's Cube, ROH-H). Litter due August 26, 1991. Breeder: Sherry Gibson Rt. 3, Box 3468, Manchester, TN 37355 (615) 596-3224.

NEW ARRJ:VALS BETYAR'S KIS PRUZSIKA COFA PU 890E34P Excellent), 3 males, 2 b Itches born June 24, 1991. S Ire: SH. Pebbletree's W. Hegyen-Hatan CPPA PU 678-Good>. Breeder: Susie French, RR 1, Box 65, Tracy, HN 56175 (507) 629-3779.

CHAZAR'S FEHER ELISHEBA COPA PU 901F25P) 2 11ales, 1 feaale born June 27, 1991, all white. Sire: CH. Chazar, CD COPA PU 644 Good) Breeders: Earl Gebhardt and Larry Hart, 8639 Jay Ct., Arvada, CO 80003 (303) 420-9755.

CAN/AH CH. IHHERZU GOING TO THE SUN COPA Ex.> (Out of Int/Aa/Hex.Ch. Prydaln Henwen, CD x Can/Aa. CH. !11aerzu Untidy Heidi, HC>, 3 males, 1 bitch born June 7, 1991. Sire: Can. CH. Imaerzu Hello Bear <OPA good) (out of Can/Aa. CH. Immerzu Bear's Paw x Can Ch. Szervusz Sunrise for Imaerzu TT. Breeders: Terry and Stephanie Horan, Box 1403, Cochrane, AB TOL OWO, (403> 932-3634.

KISALPOLD DUNA COPA Good) <Out of Aa/ Hex/Can. CH. Csanytelekl Clgany x Am/Hex/ CH. Klsalfold Forgoszel HC> 2 males, 1 bitch born July 7, 1991. Sire: CH. Truapkln Al Dente, HC. Breeder: Diane Brennan, 47 Pinon Hill Place, NE, Albuquerque, NH 67122 (505) 299-0583.

PEBBLETREE'S D. DARABKA COPA PU 906) 5 dogs, 1 bitch born Hay 12, 1991. Sire: CH. Pebbletree's Jatekos Primas (OFA PU 605). Breeders: Mary Hiller and Dee Ruaael, 1720 Aspen Lane, Joliet, IL 60433 <815> 726-3903.

CH. WEATHERBY'S WINDCHIHES COPA PU 929-F25F> 3 males, 1 bitch whelped June 17, 1991. Sire: CH. Gooseberry Hill Karat Bear (OFA PU 877G). Breeders: Maggie Witwer and Susan Haass, 1914 - 18th Ave.,

Greeley, CO 80631 (303> 356-1961.

Wanted: Articles, anecdotes, clear photographs, cartoons and drawings,

all related to herding, for the next issue of PN. Send to editor by

9-15-91.


ODDS 'N ENDS

Nancy Etchell Schempp has resigned as Chairman of the Obedience Commit tee. This postlon is open.

PULi NEWS Is dangerously close to putting a beagle on the front cover of the next Issue. Please send photographs. Good. clear. contrasted photos needed. Dark or red backgrounds will not reproduce well, and shots taken from too far a distance will lose clarity as well. All photographs wlll be returned

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When added to a nutritionally balanced and compiete dog food, many supplements provide vitamins and minerals already ava1iable 1n the diet in required amounts. The result can be a toxic overloaa1ng of a dog's system and corresponding hearth problems. Some contain health nsks in and of themselves.

supplements

RAW EGGS: Although an excellent source of protein, raw egg whites can cause a deficiency of the vitamin biotin rf added continually to a diet. Symptoms of bi~tin deficiency include dermatis, hair loss and poor growth.

COD LNER/WHEA T GERM OIL: A good source of vitamins D and E. However, these oils can overload the level of vitamin D in a dog's system and, over a long period, cause soft tissue calcification and skeletal disorders. Excessive oils in a diet can also interfere with the absorption of other nutrients.

SUPPLEMENTAL MINERALS: Calcium, phosphorous and other minerals are used at times to supplement the diet of pregnant and nursing females and growing puppies. They can, however, decrease the absorption of other critical minerals thus upsetting the required balance.

SUPPLEMENTAL VITAMINS : Excessive supplementation of certain vitamins, especially vitamin A, can create toxicity symptoms. too much vitamin A can cause poor growth, abnormal eye conditions and impaired reproductive performance.

MEAT PRODUCTS: Meat by itself is not a complete and balanced diet and should never be used as the sole source of nutrition. It can be used as a supplement to induce food intake to support working dogs under stress and females with large litters who need additional milk production. Canned meat should, however, make up no more than 1 O to 1 5% of the diet

MILK: The normal adult dog may or may not be able to digest and utilize large amounts of milk in its diet If the intestine does not produce enough of the enzyme lactase, which breaks down the milk's lactose component, consumption of milk may cause diarrhea.

TABLE SCRAPS: If owners insist on feeding human food to their dogs, table scraps should be limrted to five or ten percent of the diet. The scraps will add calories but ~hould not upset the nutritional balance of a quality commerc1ai food. Avoid poultry, pork chops and other types of bones that can spinter and choke a dog or cause injury to the digestive system.

llvs arthle wes repnnted wtt/J pem11ss1on lrom TODA~ BREEDER Relston Pvnna Comp81?y.g (Spnng, 1 .9.91/ssvt. 4)

111 sur-vey r-esults I Try as we did to generate comment, the response to the ·survey tor nearly everyone· was a resounding yawn. Out of over 200 readers of PN, only six noble, and highly regarded individuals _took the trouble to answer. This could mean many things; Puli people don't have opinions, Puli people thought the survey worthless, or Puli people had no time. We thought the most obvious answer was that except tor six copies, all the other surveys spontaneously compusted en route. The results, such as they are, follow.

In the section for non-exhibiting/non breeding owners: of six respondents, 4 bought from a breeder, 2 didn't respond.

"""'One obtained their Puli through the Breeder's Directory, 1 through word of mouth and 4 did not reply.

*-Kfwo had a contract, 4 didn't reply.

*"'Of those who had a contract, 1 was required to neuter their dog, 1 was not. Both ultimately did.

*"There was no response regarding a contractual guarantee against defects.

"""'One Puli encountered health problems, 1 did not and 4 did not reply.

-W-rth the Puli who had health problems, the breeder indicated genuine concem.

"""When asked how the owner decided to obtain a PUli, 4 didn't reply, 1 indicated they had liked what they read in a book, and 1 had owned one before.

*-KT"wo responded in the positive that they had received complete records and directions wrth their puppy.

'l\"ifl'fwo responded that they were screened when inquiring about puchasing a puppy, and 2 responded that they were wamed about coat care and/or negative aspects of the breed.

"I've lost the use of my legs!"

In the section for breeders/exhibitors: Of four who responded: the breeders selected the pulis for 2 of the respondents who bought show quality dogs, 1 picked out his/her own and 1 selected the dog wrth the breeder.

**One had signed a contract, 1 owner was given a contract signea by the breeder, 1 had no contract and 1 had a verbal agreement which was very specific and completely understood.

*"Three replied that their contracts specified the dog to be show quality, 1 did not answer. In all 4 cases, ring experience bore out that the dogs bought as show quality were show quality.

**One responded that if the dog bought as show quality had not been, the owner would've had a choice of no refund/exchange dog or full refund/retum dog.

'k'K'fhree of the repondents were not pressured to co-own the dogs with the breeders, 1 was initially pressured but as the relationship developed, the breeder suggested that her name be removed so the dog could be shown in Novice A obedience.

-ct 4 who answered, 3 felt that they dealt with breeders who provided reliable information and set good examples of ethical behavior.

The following are comments written on the surveys:

"This is our second Puli, both were purchased from (breeders name). When our first became ill, she was a wonderful source of help and information. She doesn't just breed Pulis - she loves them!I"

'I'm in Pulik now for almost 8 years, but still feel somewhat new, even though I've successfully bred 3 litters and shown successfully. If l may still be allowed to answer #25, I would circle 'yes.' (they felt the breeder was ethical and provided good information] . I was most fortunate in hooking up wrth a responsible & ethical breeder right from the start and still look to her often for guidance.•

"After my inquiry, the breeder sent pictures and comments on each dog's personality, etc., then the final decision -mine - lucky me, my "pup' is all I had hoped he would be (so far) . It's nice to know some breeders are willing to place "good" pups with "new inexperienced" exhibitors. It helps keep their interest in showing until they're totally "addicted,• and can't get out!

PU L I i~ E w S i August , 1 9 9 1 47

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CH. KOBANYAI-UTI ARANYOS finished her championship with a 3,,point major at the Ventura County DFA show on July 7, 1 991 . "Tyutyu" was handled by Luke Seidlitz under j. Nicholas Kay.

Sire: Hung. CH. Perecesi Orokos Legeny

Dam: Sopronpusztai lbolkya

Breeder: Arnold Sarge

Owners: Kathy and Ross Allen

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BOOK OF TITLEHOLDERS Dee Rummel Rt 3, Brown Rd. Whitewater, WI 53190 (608) 883-6532

Larry Hart 8639 Jay Ct Arvada, CO 80003 (303) 420-9755

CONFORMATION STATISTICIAN Dee Rummel RT #3, Brown Rd. Whitewater, WI 53190

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HEALTH EDUCATION (co-chairs) Stephanie Horan Box 1 403, Cochrane Alta Canada, TOL OWA ( 403) 932-3634

Helen Schnieder 1212 Paddock Rd., Box 215 Spring Grove, IL 60081 (81 5) 675-6307

HERDING INSTINCT Barbara Edwards 21 858 Bear Creek Rd. Los Gatos, CA ( 408) 354-0728

HISTORIAN Peg Stiff Box 141 Canton Center, CT 06020 (203) 693-2377

JUDGES EDUCATION Barbe Pessina Rt #1,Box 147,Peekskill Hollow Rd. Putnam Valley, NY 1 0579 (914) 528-9350

OBEDIENCE STATISTICIAN Constance Peterson 21 856 Bear Creek Rd Los Gatos, CA 95030 (608) 883-6532

PUU NEWS S. Eniko Szeremy, Editor 1 0305 N. Chatfield Pl. Littleton, CO 801 25 (303) 791 -6306

RESCUE COMMITTEE Betty Ostermeier 11 529 E. Ada Pl. Aurora, CO 8001 2 (303) 364-2836

SPECIAL TY ADVISORY Carol Mattingley RD. #2, Coventryville Rd. Pottstown, PA 19464 (21 5) 469-6430

TROPHY COORDINATOR Betty Ostermeier 11 529 E. Ada Pl. Aurora, CO 8001 2 (303) 238-7082

WAYS AND MEANS Anita Formati P.O. Box 19035 Denver, CO 8021 9 (303) 238-7082

August, 1991 49

THE PULI CLUB OF AMERICA Guidelines for Owners/Breeders/Exhibitors

THE PULI CLUB OF AMERICA, Inc., in accordance with the objectives of its Constitution, expects its members to use these Guidelines in establishing a standard of conduct for themselves as owners, breeders, sellers, and exhibitors of Pulik.

A. A Pull owner will provide all dogs within their keeping with:

1. Appropriate food, water, health care and shelter. 2. Emotional requirements of attention, affection and appropriate training.

B. A Puli breeder will:

1. Be familiar with the Standard of our breed. 2. Be aware that the purpose of breeding is to maintain or improve the quality of the

breed in accordance with the Standard . 3. Use all avail able means such as knowledge of ancestors, OFA(Orthopedic Foundation for

Animals) and CERF(Canine Eye Registry), to determine that breeding stock is free of inheritable disease.

4. Obtain radiologically normal OFA evaluation on all breeding stock before breeding. 5. Use only stock which is itself sound in body and temperament. 6. Breed only when in a position to properly care for the bitch and litter, recognizing

that offspring might need housing for a considerable length of time. 7. Not breed a bitch at her first season nor breed her more that 2 ou t of 3 consecutive

heat periods, taking the health of the bitch into consideration at all times. 8. Enter into all breeding arrangements with written contracts. 9. Keep accurate and thorough breeding records in full accordance with AKC requirements.

10. Prevent all breedings that are not carefully planned and provide adequate kenneling to prevent accidental or unplanned matings.

11. Insist that a visiting bitch be in the stud owner's care and/or supervision before, through and until completion of estrus, so that accidental mating to another stud not occur.

12. Not substitute one stud for another without the knowledge and agreement of all parties. 13. Pay careful attention to physical and emotional needs of puppies produced.

C. A person selling a Puli will:

1. Maintain a reasonable price within one's locale, which price should also be compatible with national prices.

2. Intelligently and honestly classify stock as show prospect, breeding prospect or pet. 3. Not sell stock with AKC papers if it may be a potential detriment to the breed.

However, the seller must keep the registration available for future needs, such as obedience. (Withholding AKC registration requires a written agr,eement between seller and buyer.)

4. Ascertain that the prospective owner has the knowledge, ability and facilities to properly care for a Puli.

5. Give the buyer an honest appraisal of coat management, physical, mental and nutritional needs peculiar to the breed.

6. Provide a pedigree of at least 3 generations, typed or written legibly. 7. Supply records to the buyer regarding immunization, feeding and instructions for

future care. 8. Release only puppies which are in good health and guarantee the health of the puppy

for a reasonable length of time. 9. Provide written contractual proof of sale and guarantees. If registration papers

are not yet available, a bill of sale, giving names and registration numbers of sire and dam and date of birth are required.

10. Avoid false and misleading advertising. 11. Not sell or provide stock to pet shops or commercial kennels. 12. Not donate dogs, puppies or adults, for contests, raffles, or fund raising events,

no matter how worthy the cause.

D. A person showing a Puli will:

1. Show and encourage the showing of high quality stock. 2. Exhibit only the most creditable ring deportment and accept the services of only

those professional handlers whose behavior is exemplary. 3. Help the novice exhibitor and breeder. Use kind, constructive and honest criticism. 4. Display good sportsmanship and conduct themselves, whether at home, traveling, at shows,

or in hotels, in such a manner as to reflect credit upon the Puli Club of America, themselves, and the Puli as a breed.

5. Exhibit dogs that are clean, in good physical condition and under control.

50 PULI NEWS/Augus t, 199 1

Er-eeder-s Inf 1>r-lllati1>n PLEASE NOTE: A man< next to kennel name indicates aubacrip'tion is up for renewet. This is the last issue the listing wlll appear 1n untl renewel payment

KEY TO LETTERS IN PARENTHESIS:

P - breeder otters puppies for sale D - breeder otters adult Pul Ik for sale S - breeder has •ale Pullk at stud A - kennel vtsttors by appointaent only I - Breeder otters free lnforaatlon on

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***·******************************* BELROB ACRES <PIS/A/I) Jia Belanger & Kike Connery 3928 Fulton Grove Road Cincinnati, OH 45245 (513) 752-7405 4-92 ********************************** BETYAR PULIK CP/A/I) Susan French RR I, Box 65 Tracy, HN 56175 (507) 629-3779 8-92 ********************************** BLUENOON PULIK CP/D/S/A/I) John & Kathy Juhas 11 360 Hawke Rd. Coluabia Station, OH 44028 (216) 748-3803 4-92 ********************************** BOKAR PULIK CP/S/A/I) Carolyn Nusbickel 8078 Goshen Rd., RD2 Malvern, PA 19355 (215) 296-8425 4-92 ********************************** BOLENKA KENNELS CP/S/l) Betty O'Donnell 885 Portland Rd. Saco, HE; 04072 (207) 283-3528 8-92 ********************************** BOWNAKER PULi KENNEL CP/D/S/A/I) Sherry Gibson Rt. 3, Box 3468 Manchester, TN (615) 596-3224 8-92 ********************************** CHAZAR'S PULIK CP/S/A/I) Earl Gebhardt & Larry Hart 8639 Jay Ct. Arvada, CO. 80003 C 303) 420-9755 4-92 ********************************** DOWNHONE PULi K Foy Cothren 1765 Nottingha• Southaven, HS 38671 (601) 349-2519 8-92

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********************************** GOOSEBERRY HILL PULIK CP/D/S/A/I) Susan HcHanus Haass P.O.Box 505 Head, CO 80542 (303) 535-4998 or 4200 4-92 ********************************** IHHERZU PULi KENNEL CP/D/S/A/I) Terry & Stephanie Horan Box 1403 Cochrane, Alberta TOL OWO Canada; (403) 932-3634 2-92 ********************************** KERESKEDO KENNEL CP/D/S/A/I) Joe Merchant 13138 State Route 47 Richwood, OH 43344 (614) 943-2984 4/92 ********************************** MAKOS PULIK CP/S/A) S. Eniko Szereay 10305 N. Chatfield Pl. Littleton, CO. 80125 (303) 791-6306 8-92 ********************************** HARVIC PULIK CS/I> Vic & Peg Stiff P.O. Box 141 Canton Center, CT. 06020 C 203) 693-2377 4-92 ********************************** HI-TONKA PULIK CP/S/A/l) Patricia Glancaterlno 134 Mitchell Ave. Runneaede, NJ 08078 (609) 939-3096 12-91 ********************************** HOONSHADOW PULIK CP/D/S/A/I) Barbe Pessina 632 Peekskill Hollow Rd. Putna• Valley, NY 10579 (914) 528-9350 8-91 ********************************** HOYA PULIK CP/D/S/A/l) Delores Bleys 9170 S.E. 282 Boring, OR 97009 (503) 663-9560 e-91

*****************••··············· HOYA PULIK CP/D/S/AII> Delores Bleys 9170 S.E. 282 Boring, OR 97009 (503) 663-9560 8-91

********************************** HT. HOOD PULi CP/D/S/A/I) Bill & Linn Hiett 34901 S.E.Skogan Rd. Sandy, OR. 97055 (503) 668-5294 4-92 ********************************** MYSTIC PULIK CP/S) Laura McKean 12 Meadow Dr. Gales Ferry, CT 06335 < 203) 464-6203 6-92

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********************************** 0FPTHEWALL PULIK CP/A/I) Hagg i e Sne 11 R.R.#2 Burgessville, Ont. NOJ !CO (519) 424-2170 12-91 ********************************** PAJKOS PULIK CP/S/A/I) Pam & Paul Barbre 185 Crossbrook Dr. Acworth, GA 30101 (404) 926-0913 2-92 ********************************** PEBBLETREE KENNEL,REG. CP/S/A/I) Dee Ru •• e l Rt.3, Brown Rd. Whitewater, WI 53190 (608) 883-6532 4-92 ********************************** PIR0SKA PULIK CP/D/S/A/I) Irma S. Pertl 1627 Scenic Ridge Houston, TX 77043-3408 (713) 493-0429 4-92 ********************************** PULA-VISLA KENNELS <P> JI • & Penny Johnson 1604 Sharpton Rd. NE Cullman, AL 35055 (205) 739-2371 6-92 **********************************

,PRYDAIN PULi CP/D/S/A/I) Barbara Edwards 21856 Bear Creek Rd. Los Gatos, CA 95030 (408) 354-0726 2-92 ********************************** RAGG HOPP PULIK, CP/D/S/A/I) H.P.& J.M. HcLane 71 El111 Pl. New Canaan, CT. 06840 C 203) 966-3851 4-92 ********************************** SZEDER PULIK CP/D/S/A/I) Dr. Mary Wake111an 269 Mansfield Rd. Ashford, CT 06278 (203) 429-2110 2-92 ********************************** TORDOR PULIK CP/D/S/A/I) Barbara Stelz 5109 Kathy Way Llver• ore, CA 94550 (415) 449-4190 6-92 ********************************** WEATHERBY KENNELS CP/A/I) Haggle Witwer 1914 18th Ave. Greeley, CO. 80631 (303) 356-1961 12-91 ********************************** WINDSOR PULIK <PIS> B.J. Stlbler & Terry Harrell 6 Ann Court Tinton Falls, NJ 07724 (908) 530-1930 2-92 **********************************

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