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President: Perri Graf 330 547-2384 [email protected] Vice President: Lori Baker 330-792-7975 [email protected] Treasurer: Stacy Judge 330 506-6203 [email protected] Recording Secretary: Deb Harper 330 638-5232 [email protected] Corresponding Secretary: Judy Drotar 330 637-4875 [email protected] Training Director: Dale Burrier 330 872-3277 [email protected] Board Members are as follows: Mary Mignogna [email protected], Sharon Phillips [email protected], Elaine Shively [email protected] Lynda Tushar [email protected] The Newsletter of Youngstown All Breed Training Club 11801 Mahoning Ave. P.O. Box 397 North Jackson, Oh 44451-0397 http://www.YABTC.com 330 538-2907 ASCA Agility: NE Ohio’s Best Kept Agility Secret By Jay Wootten Having problems with start-line stays? How about contacts? Does your dog get the zoomies at trials? If you answered yes to any of these questions or if you have other problems at agility trials, you need to know about ASCA (Australian Shepherd Club of America) Agility. It is the only venue locally that permits training in the ring. Take, for instance, my dog Breeze. She has pretty solid start-line stays in practice, but ―wait‖ is a word she‘s never heard before when we get to a trial. So I enter ASCA trials put on by Buckeye Australian Shepherd Club (BASC) in Washingtonville, and I tell the judge that I might just work start-line stays instead of competing. We get an ―E‖ (elimination), but I can have the full standard course time in the ring (no toys or cookies) working on stays in front of various obstacles. Where else can I work on my problem in a trial setting? No where near here. The Buckeye Club has been offering six Saturday and Sunday trials a year at Four Seasons K9 Athlete Center; the next one is November 19-20. The cost is reasonable: $12 for Regular (―standard‖ in AKC talk) and $10 for Gamblers and Jumpers. There are also special package deals. You can even enter the same day as you run if you pay a little more ($15 late entry fee). Best of all, if you don‘t want to compete for titles, you do not have to join or get a numberyou can show For Exhibition Only (FEO) for the same entry fee. If you want to compete for titles, you need to join as a ―Service‖ member for one year ($10), and you need to pay a one- time registration fee of $10 for each dog you want to run. Levels and Titles ASCA offers Novice, Open, and Elite levels, and you can enter at any level, even if you haven‘t titled. Say you run in Excellent in AKC and you don‘t want to run Novice courses in ASCA. No problem: enter Elite. Your qualifying legs, if you have a tracking number, will first be applied to your Novice title, then to your Open title, and finally to your Elite title. Junior Handler and Veterans divisions are offered. Veterans is for dogs 7 years and over OR for handlers 60 or older or with a certified disability. Juniors may run 4‖ lower; veterans must run 4‖ lower than the dog measures. Any venue‘s permanent jump height card is accepted as proof of measurement. Any dog running lower than 16‖ must either have a jump height card or must be measured. Heights are 8, 12, 16, 20, 20+ and optional 24 inches for regular runs. Juniors and Veterans may jump 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 20+. Juniors may opt for 24. To earn a title, once you‘ve registered and received a tracking number, you need 20 points (two clean runs or 3 ―dirty‖ runs) in Gamblers and Jumpers and 30 points (three clean runs or four ―dirty‖ runs) in Regular. So come join me at the November 19 and 20th ASCA trials at Four Seasons in Washingtonville. These are usually small trials with lots of nice folks. As always, workers are welcome!

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Page 1: AS A Agility: NE Ohio’s est Kept Agility Secret

President: Perri Graf 330 547-2384 [email protected]

Vice President: Lori Baker 330-792-7975 [email protected]

Treasurer: Stacy Judge 330 506-6203 [email protected]

Recording Secretary: Deb Harper 330 638-5232 [email protected]

Corresponding Secretary: Judy Drotar 330 637-4875 [email protected]

Training Director: Dale Burrier 330 872-3277 [email protected]

Board Members are as follows:

Mary Mignogna • [email protected], • Sharon Phillips [email protected], • Elaine Shively •[email protected] • Lynda Tushar [email protected]

The Newsletter of Youngstown All Breed Training Club

11801 Mahoning Ave. P.O. Box 397 North Jackson, Oh 44451-0397 http://www.YABTC.com 330 538-2907

ASCA Agility: NE Ohio’s Best Kept Agility Secret By Jay Wootten

Having problems with start-line stays? How about

contacts? Does your dog get the zoomies at trials?

If you answered yes to any of these questions or if you

have other problems at agility trials, you need to know

about ASCA (Australian Shepherd Club of America)

Agility. It is the only venue locally that permits training

in the ring.

Take, for instance, my dog Breeze. She has pretty solid

start-line stays in practice, but ―wait‖ is a word she‘s

never heard before when we get to a trial. So I enter

ASCA trials put on by Buckeye Australian Shepherd Club

(BASC) in Washingtonville, and I tell the judge that I

might just work start-line stays instead of competing. We

get an ―E‖ (elimination), but I can have the full standard

course time in the ring (no toys or cookies) working on

stays in front of various obstacles. Where else can I work

on my problem in a trial setting? No where near here.

The Buckeye Club has been offering six Saturday and

Sunday trials a year at Four Seasons K9 Athlete Center;

the next one is November 19-20. The cost is reasonable:

$12 for Regular (―standard‖ in AKC talk) and $10 for

Gamblers and Jumpers. There are also special package

deals. You can even enter the same day as you run if you

pay a little more ($15 late entry fee).

Best of all, if you don‘t want to compete for titles, you do

not have to join or get a number—you can show For

Exhibition Only (FEO) for the same entry fee. If you

want to compete for titles, you need to join as a ―Service‖

member for one year ($10), and you need to pay a one-

time registration fee of $10 for each dog you want to run.

Levels and Titles ASCA offers Novice, Open, and Elite levels, and you can

enter at any level, even if you haven‘t titled. Say you run

in Excellent in AKC and you don‘t want to run Novice

courses in ASCA. No problem: enter Elite. Your

qualifying legs, if you have a tracking number, will first

be applied to your Novice title, then to your Open title,

and finally to your Elite title.

Junior Handler and Veterans divisions are offered.

Veterans is for dogs 7 years and over OR for handlers 60

or older or with a certified disability. Juniors may run 4‖

lower; veterans must run 4‖ lower than the dog measures.

Any venue‘s permanent jump height card is accepted as

proof of measurement. Any dog running lower than 16‖

must either have a jump height card or must be measured.

Heights are 8, 12, 16, 20, 20+ and optional 24 inches for

regular runs. Juniors and Veterans may jump 4, 8, 12, 16,

20, 20+. Juniors may opt for 24.

To earn a title, once you‘ve registered and received a

tracking number, you need 20 points (two clean runs or 3

―dirty‖ runs) in Gamblers and Jumpers and 30 points

(three clean runs or four ―dirty‖ runs) in Regular.

So come join me at the November 19 and 20th ASCA

trials at Four Seasons in Washingtonville. These are

usually small trials with lots of nice folks. As always,

workers are welcome!

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2 Youngstown All Breed Training Club October 2011

Brags

Since she won‘t brag herself, I will do it for her; this is a

photo of Sharon Phillip‘s award winning drawing of Gus.

It was on display at the Canfield Fair.

“A dog teaches a boy fidelity, perseverance, and

to turn around three times before lying down.”

—Robert Benchley

“If I have any beliefs about immortality, it is

that certain dogs I have known will go to heaven.

And very. Very few persons.”

—James Thurber

“Women and cats will do as they please, and men

and dogs should relax and get used to the idea.”

—Robert A. Heinstein

Blue Ridge Australian Shepherd Club

Shows in VA Sept 9th-11 Had a blast meeting new Aussie people and getting the

fuzzy kids out to some shows.Arborview Oakhurst Rollin

in a Rolls (Royce) took RWD Fri, BOW am under

Breeder judge Kelsey Jones and pm under Breeder judge

Lynda Shackelford for back to back majors on Sat! and

RWD on Sun morning before we headed back home.

Denzel, my 10yr AKC Ch Sunnyrains the Perfect Storm

took Best Veteran in Sweeps under Judge Jeff Margeson

on Sat and had a blast showing again.

~ Diana James

Royce BOW Sept 10th Under Breeder Judge

Kelsey Jones

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October 2011 Youngstown All Breed Training 3

Denzel Best Veteran in Sweeps Sat 10th. under

Judge Jeff Margeson.

The old guy had a blast :)

Bailey Earns CD I am very proud to share with you all that in

Clarion, PA Bailey finished her CD! This was

only her 3rd time being entered in Novice and

she qualified all three times! Actually since

having her litter 22 months ago she has been

entered in 4 Rally Trials, 3 Trials for her

Beginner Novice title and now 3 for her her CD

and qualified in all of them! She got a second

place today and had placements in several of the

other trials she qualified in. I'm very proud of

her!!!

Thanks for letting me brag on her behalf!

~ Lori & Bailey

Max Earns URO3 This is Max finishing his URO3 "United

Kennel Club Rally Obedience Level 3" at the

Carnation City Kennel Club Show on July 23

with a first place. The Judge is Kathleen Cook.

His full name is now URO3 UCH Cataway

Angels Hi Max CD BN RE CGC.

~ Janet Moore

Faith Earns BN This is Faith finishing her Beginner Novice

Title on August 20 at the Admiral Perry OTC

show under Judge Louise Botko.

Her scores were 196 2nd place and 194 1st

place at the Shetland Sheepdog of Baltimore

shows and 197 1st place at Admiral Perry show.

Her full name is URO3 UCD Janrem Wee Bit

Of Faith CD GN BN RAE CGC ASCA CD.

~ Janet Moore

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FYI

Please welcome our newest members:

Drew Opsitnik & Lauren Gallo

New Gating Purchased The Club has purchased 600‘ of new gating from Max

200. In order to save on the shipping cost, we are picking

it up at the IX Center trials in December. It is identical to

the ring gating that we use for the obedience and rally

trials. Once we receive the new gating, we will use the

trial gating that is currently stored in our attic for our

everyday gating. So, what are we going to do with the

old gating?..................... Details to follow

YABTC Presents

Catherine Zinsky

Working Spot Two days .......... ..............$175.00 Auditing Spots Non Member two days ............................ $125.00 Non Member one day ...,,,,........................... $75.00 YABTC member both days......................... $62.50 YABTC member one day............................. $36.50

November 19 & 20

Flyers are available in the building and online,

Agility Run Thru November 12

Sign-in: 1:30-3:00

Runs: Start at 2:00

Order: Big to Little

Mayor Ralph Infante Well Center We are adding a new trial date for agility next year and

are going to have it at a new location. The city of Niles,

has built a fantastic athletic facility. Next August, we will

be able to hold a 2 ring trial in air conditioning in this

building. Check out the flyers in our building and online.

All other agility trials are still being held at Four Seasons

K9 Athlete Center.

“I’ve seen a look in dogs’ eyes, a quickly vanishing

look of amazed contempt, and I am convinced

that basically dogs think humans are nuts.”

—John Steinbeck

‗There is no psychiatrist in the world like a puppy

licking your face.”

—Ben Williams

“Don’t accept your dog’s admiration as conclusive

evidence that you are wonderful.”

—Ann Landers

“No animal should ever jump up on the dining room

furniture unless absolutely certain that he can

hold his own in the conversation.”

--Fran Lebowitz

Obedience Trial: 1. Raffle Items --get to Sharon Phillips by

October 27 2. Club clean up -Thurs, Oct 27th @ 5:30 -Club

provides pizza & pop 3. Agility equipment needs to be removed from

the building prior to 5:30.

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October 2011 Youngstown All Breed Training 5

Welfare If you have any welfare information to report, please

contact Kathy Taleos at [email protected] .

Our thoughts are with:

Elaine Malone, who lost her Shelty, Candy

Debbie Harper who lost her Shelty, Bailey.

Tanglewood Bodacious Bailey

RN,NJP,NAP,CGC

Bred by Pamela Weber

2/21/2002--9/13/2011

Bailey did not have an easy

life. She had TPLO surgery at a very

young age for a partially torn

cruciate ligament. Later she developed

arthritis in that leg. Both of these

things put a damper on her agility

career. She also suffered from

allergies causing her to be on a

special diet and receive weekly

injections. Then at the age of nine

years she developed lymphoma. She had

been undergoing chemotherapy for nine

months and was doing well. Then she

started having complications from the

medication. On September 13th, she

suddenly had a seizure and died.

Despite all of this, she still

had a tremendous spirit and lived up

to her middle name of Bodacious.

Shelties have a reputation for being

soft dogs. I have always said that

Bailey was the most hard-headed

Sheltie that I have ever owned. You

could scold her for something and it

wouldn't phase her. She also had

selective hearing. But all that being

said, she was also very fun to have

around! We in the Harper household

miss her very much. It is very quiet

now without hearing her bark when it

is time for Kelsey and Miley to be fed

and let outside. I would like to thank

everyone for their kind words and

cards.

Debbie Harper

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Strike A Pose

On Saturday, November 12, Janet Yosay of Yosay Photography will be taking Christmas pictures at YABTC. If you are

interested in having photos taken of your dogs or you with your dogs, contact Lynda Tushar to schedule an appointment. She

will be scheduling times starting on October 15 and can be contacted at [email protected] or (330)296-2642.

Appointments will be scheduled every 10 or 15 minutes (depending on whether a single dog or multiple dogs are being

photographed) starting at 11 A.M. Acceptable methods of payment are cash or check. See the prices listed below.

Package #1 $15

2—5 X 7‘s

8—wallets

Package #2 $25

1 –8 X 10

2—5 X 7‘s

8—wallets

Package #3 $30

25 Christmas Cards with envelopes

ALA Carte— available with the purchase of one of the above

packages

8 Christmas gift tags $ 8

8--wallets $ 8

2—3 X 5‘s $ 6

2—5 X 7‘s $ 8

1—5 X 7 $ 6

1—8 X 10 $10

1—11 X 14 $18

1 photo button $ 5

1 cut out magnet $ 8

1 pet towel (11 X 18) $16

1 8--inch statue $25

1 computer mouse pad $15

1 Christmas ornament $ 8

1 clip board w/photo $30

Congratulations to 4H members who

performed at the Canfield

Fair.!

Special Thanks to all of the YABTC

member who helped

make this a success!

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October 2011 Youngstown All Breed Training 7

In the Vicinity

Four Seasons K9 Athlete Center Run-Thru.

Trials October 8-9, 2011 USDAA Agility Trial

Mid-Kentucky Kennel Club Judge’s Continuing Education Seminar for

Obedience & Rally

Learn what the judges are looking for when you are in the

ring.

November 05 and 06.

For more information, visit their Web site

www.MidKYKennelClub.com

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT:

IncrediPAWS Dog Training presents

*Four Days of Winter Agility Camps* FEATURING… Linda Mecklenburg Karen Holik Mary Ellen Barry Jennifer Crank December 9 – 12, 2011 Eden Park Equestrian Center Sunbury, OH More info can be found at: http://incredipaws.com There are two 2 day camps. Each camp is $375. Auditing for $90 a session. (2 sessions a day.)

All Breed Training Club of Akron 2011 Run-thru Schedule January—July

Rally 6:30pm

$5 per dog/unlimited runs

3rd Monday every month

Except 7/18/11

Obedience 6:00pm

$5 initial run/$3 subsequent per dog

2nd, 4th and 5th Monday

Agility 6:00pm—7:30pm

$10 per dog/unlimited runs

Every Tuesday

Except

Conformation 7:30pm

$5 per handler Every Wednesday Run-thru begins at time

given and ends when all dogs have completed their runs

(unless otherwise indicated).

Questions?

Call 330-630-0418 or E-mail [email protected]

www.abtca.org

ABTCA's building is located on the Summit County

Fairgrounds property, in Tallmadge, Ohio, on E. Howe

Road. We are three miles east of State Route 8, and about

½ mile east of State Route 91.

Cleveland All-Breed Training Club Obedience & Rally Run Thrus

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Sunday, December 11, 2011

210 Hayes Road

Brooklyn Hts., OH 44131

www.cabtc.org

Registration for ALL Classes will be from 8:00 a.m. –

10:00 a.m.

Judging for ALL classes (Novice, Open, Utility and Rally

Excellent.) begins at 9:00 a.m. Rally Intermediate and

Novice to follow Excellent.

The ring set-up will be the same as the November show,

per the Obedience Chair, Linda MacDonald

Cost: $5 per run

NO run limit

For information go to: www.cabtc.org, email

[email protected] or call 330-338-4815

North coast Coursing Club of Ohio is offering

the new AKC lure coursing title, CAT, for non sighthounds., Entry fee is $15. Date is Nov.5-6 at Austintown Park (near Pogeny Pavilion). Contact President Vilma O'Neill for info. Entry forms are available on the AKC website. Field trial Secretary is Christina Rauch.Corresponding Secretary is Joyce Katona.emails are [email protected] and [email protected] & [email protected]

Eye Screening Clinic (CERF) & MicroChip Sunday November 06, 11

Obedient Dogs & More

166 Depot Street

Berea, OH 44017

Reservation Required

Nancy Werstak (216) 383-8878

[email protected]

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8 Youngstown All Breed Training Club October 2011

YABTC

11801 Mahoning Avenue

P.O. Box 397

North Jackson, OH 44451-0397

Enroll for Agility Classes

Contact Nancy Ventresco

At (330) 482-1661 October Schedule*

Enroll for Obedience & Rally Classes

Call or E-mail 330 398-9270

[email protected]

Type Class Time Begins Ends Instructors

Mon A AG1 & 2 9:00 Oct. 10 Nov. 28 Carol Kershner, David Beach

A AG3 & Adv 10:15 Oct. 10 Nov. 28 Lotta Shaffer

A Beginner 11:45 Oct. 10 Nov. 28 Lotta Shafer

A Intro 5:30- Oct. 10 Nov. 28 Lotta Shafer

A Intro 6:30 Oct. 10 Nov. 28 Lotta Shafer

Tues R Rally Run Thrus 6:00 Oct. 04 Mary Mignogna

O Obed. Run-Thrus 6:00 Oct. 11 & 25 Kim Burrier

C Conformation 6:00 Oct. 04 Oct. 25 Lisa Walters & various

O Puppy 6:00 Nov. 02 Dec. 07

O Beg1 7:05 Oct. 11 Nov. 29

O Novice 7:05 Oct. 04 Oct. 25 Tammy Hunt

O Beg 2 8:10 Oct. 11 Nov. 29

O Puppy 8:10 Oct. 11 Nov. 22

Wed O Pre-Novice 6:00 Oct. 05 Oct. 26 Cindy Rhine

O Beg 2 7:05 Oct. 19 Dec. 07

O Open 7:05 Oct. 05 Oct. 26 Tracey Deems

O Rally 8:10 Oct. 19 Dec. 07

O Utility 8:10 Oct. 05 Oct. 26 Jeff Showman

Thurs A AG3 6:30 Oct. 06 Nov. 24

A ADV 7:45 Oct. 06 Nov. 24 Various

Friday A AG1 5:30 Oct. 07 Nov. 25 Sharon Phillips

A AG1 6:30 Oct. 07 Nov. 25 Pat Goodwin

A AG2 7:45 Oct. 06 Nov. 24 Lotta Shafer

Saturday A AG1 & 2 10:30 Oct. 08 Nov. 26 Sharon Phillips

Sunday A Fun Runs 9:00 Stacey Rosenberg

4H 4H Alt. weeks John Monte, Shari Yuhas

For instructor or free ring info, contact [email protected] or go to our Facebook page

*The Corrected June thru December 2011 schedule will be posted as it becomes available.

Obedience Trial: Raffle Items --get to Sharon Phillips by October 27, Club clean up -Thurs, Oct 27th @ 5:30 -Club provides

pizza & pop, Agility equipment needs to be removed from the building prior to 5:30.