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CH Kennedy’s Noble Reign Of Good Will

Winners Dog ~ 2010 BTCA National Specialty, Atlanta, GAAward of Merit ~ 2010 BTCA National Specialty, Atlanta, GA

www.noblebostons.com

THANK YOU!! To everyone who helped make our wildest dream come true.

Bred by: Vicki Kennedy & Sarah Kennedy

Owned and Loved by: Thomas & Margaret Noble

and Sarah Kennedy

Handled by: Margaret Noble

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BOSTON TERRIER OF THE YEAR

BIS MBISS Ch. Katbird’s Brilliant Constellation

Connor was selected as the Boston Terrier of the Year at the 2010 BTCA National Specialty show.

We are thrilled to have him recognized among the best Bostons in the country at this invitation-only event.

“Connor”

Judges: Clare Lodenstein, Sue Kennedy, Maria del Rocio Nadal & Carl Gomes

Sincere thanks to the judges and everyone who extended their congratulations to us.

Kathryn & Pete Graves | Katbird Bostons | Georgetown, [email protected]


“Cammie”

Loved and Handled by Beth Griner

Bred by Beth Griner & Dolores Morton

3114 Woodhams Ave Portage, Michigan 49002

(269) 324-5619 [email protected]

**News Flash...Cammie has picked up 4 Group placements since the Nationals!

The winning streak continues!

This Year’s National Specialty winner is....

Photos by Thomas Noble

“Cammie”


BISS Ch. Raising the Bar at Dabs

**News Flash...Cammie has picked up 4 Group placements since the Nationals!

We would like to thank Judges Mrs. Beverly Staley for the SGC Award given to us at the GABTC Specialty on Tuesday May 18 and a special Thank You to Mr. Michael Staley

for Cammie’s BISS win at the BTCA Nationals on May 21. It was especially nice for us, as it was won by a Breeder/Owner/Handler.

This Year’s National Specialty winner is....




ChriMaso’s Love On The Run (Multi-CH ChriMaso’s Midnight Mai Tai x Tequila Sunrise III)

With over 60+ bitches at this year’s Greater Atlanta Boston Terrier Club Specialty, “Dash” was awarded Winners Bitch & Best of Winners for a 5 point major!

Thank you Judge Mrs. Charlotte Paterson for this incredible win and your complimentary comments about our girl!

This was only Dash’s 4th time in the ring & she showed like a champ with her “look at me attitude”, beautiful front movement, lovely structure and expressive face with round, dark eyes.

What a joy to show!!

“Dash”

Pamela Prestonwww.ChriMasoBostons.com


Winners Dog & Best of Winners for 5points at the Atlanta Specialty!

(CH OUI’s Victor Victorious RN ROM** X CH. MOTIF’s Mademoiselle Isabelle) Ch. MOTIF’s Huck Finn

“Finn”Thank You

Mrs. Beverly Staley!

[email protected]

Motif Boston Terriers Richard & Suzanne Shiloh

847 888-4684

Specialty Winner & New Champion.....


Thank You Atlanta for a Poppin’ Good Time! Special thanks to Sweeps Judge Jean Craig

for this placement in such a large class of wonderful 12 -18 month puppy girls!

We couldn’t be more proud as breeder- owners.

We look forward to finishing Moet’s Championship soon!

Saffyre’s Midnight Champagne Toast

`Moet`

BBred & Owned by Chad & Jennifer Duffywww.saffyrebostons.com

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{ Ch Bo-K’s Only You X Ch Pic-A-Dillie’s Cosmic Sweetheart }

FIRST MATCHBest in Show

Monmouth KC Puppy Match

FIRST SHOW (all breed)Best of Breed

Monmouth County KC

SECOND SHOWWinners Dog/ MAJOR!

2009 L.B.T.B.C Specialty Show

THIRD SHOWWinners Dog/ MAJOR!

2010 Boston Terrier Club of MD’s “Black Eye Susan Specialty”

FOURTH SHOWFirst in BBE Class

2010 BTCA National Specialty

We wish to thank all the judges that have admired both Trump & his littermate’s sound movement, style & type.

Ch. Pic-A-Dillie’s’ Bo-K Bodacious (our “Bo”) won his 3rd Award of Merit at the 2010 BTCA Specialty Show.

We are both proud and thankful for these wonderful boys!

Exclusivley shown in the Bred-By Exhibitor Class.

Breeder|Owner| HandlersMarion J. & Barry Berger

NJ (732) 901-6812 VA (540) 297-0951

www.picadilliebostons.com [email protected]

Pic-A-Dillie’s Bo-K Royal Crown Trump

“Trump”started his show career with a bang!

and we are just beginning!


Krak-Mont Bostons

Betty Montgomery ~ Krak-Mont Boston’s ~ North [email protected] | www.krakmontbostons.net

“Sally” Krak-Mont’s Texas Two Step

20 months oldNeeds two points to finish her Championship

months old

“Misty”Magicmist Misty for Krak-Mont

2 years old Needs one major to finish her Championship

Home of Quality


Boston Terrier Club of Western Washington 23rd and 24th Independent Specialties

August 27-28, 2010

Saturday Special Events:Parade of Rescued Bostons and Parade of Titleholders.

Please join us for a special lunch, sales and raffles Saturday after the show.

Superintendent: Garvin Show Services

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Show ChairDiana Terry

[email protected]

Come Join us!

For the

Majors!!!Majors!!!

Saturday JudgesSweepstakes: Kay Carlson

Breed & Jrs: Karen D. Milham

Friday JudgesSweepstakes: Carol Enright

Breed & Jrs: Gary L. Andersen

Closes on Wednesday, August 11 All Breed show on Sunday, August 29


All photos sreen captured from Video by Show Dog Video Pros.

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Boston Terrier Club of America National Specialty May 18-21, 2010Best of Breed:176 CH RAISING THE BAR AT DABS Beth Griner & Dolores Morton

Best of Winners:194 ALEXANDER’S FANNY FLAGDot Leverett & Linda Taylor

Best of Opposite:41 CH KISSME CANDAR’S CLASSIC REBEL. Candice Gerson & Darlus Gerson & Elizabeth Ferris

BOB

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All photos sreen captured from Video by Show Dog Video Pros.

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Boston Terrier Club of America National Specialty May 18-21, 2010

Award of Merits111 CH KEN’S N’ ROOBARB N’ THE HORSE YA RODE IN ON Ken Roux & Jamie Allen & Vicky Wilt149 CH KEYNOTE’S KNOCKOUT KID.Gwenn Weyandt & J Harner & C McCord & V Prater 107 CH DAB’S SUPERSONIC BOOM Michelle & Tab Waterman103 CH PIC-A-DILLIE’S BO-K BODACIOUSMarion & Barry Berger. 70 BO-K’S PRETTY WOMANKaren Milham & Leana Terrill 242 CH KENNEDY J’S NAVIGATER Vicki Kennedy & Sarah Kennedy & Lynne Anderson59 KENNEDY’S NOBLE REIGN OF GOOD WILL Thomas Noble & Margaret Noble & Sarah Kennedy

Judge: Mr Michael Staley

Select Dog 193 CH CLASSIC’S TO BE OR NOT TO BEEllen Kennedy & Maryann Gallagher& Carole Ann Rio

Select Bitch296 CH SHINE’S CUPID DOLLYJohn F Johnson.

BOB Aom’s

Select BitchSelect Dog

BOS


Boston Terrier Club of America National Specialty May 18-21, 2010Winners Dog:59 KENNEDY’S NOBLE REIGN OF GOOD WILL Thomas Noble & Margaret Noble & Sarah KennedyReserve Winners Dog:159 BROOKSTREETS REGAL LEGACY SHINES FOR DBL-J Patricia S Johnson.

Winners Bitch:194 ALEXANDER’S FANNY FLAGDot Leverett & Linda TaylorReserve Winners Dog: 46 OUIS BACK TO THE FUTURE COWGIRLS Maxine Uzoff

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Boston Terrier Club of America National Specialty May 18-21, 2010Best In Sweeps96 24K’S PRECIOUS GOLDTerry Jo Terrell & Dyanne BrewsterBest Opposite in Sweeps39 MARTINI’S ULTIMAT SHAKE Linda Martin & Joseph Jernigan

Grand Futurity:80 CH GRAHAMS SISTER SOPRANO MAEChristine GrahamBest of Opposite in Futurity 127 CH VIVO & BRIO’S TOUR DE FRANCE 4EVER. Steven Patton & Sherry Patton & Laurie Orr

Sweeps Judge: Mrs. Jean Craig

Futurity Judges: Ms. Peggy Jackson Ms. Hope Hamilton

All photos sreen captured from

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RWBGrand Futurity

BOS(Futurity)

BIS(sweeps) BOS(sweeps)


Some candids from ringside Candid photos taken by Jennifer Kurts

Juniors

Best Junior : Zoe Patton


Some candids from ringside Candid photos taken by Jennifer Kurts

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more candids from ringside Candid photos taken by Jennifer Kurts


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- Every dog exhibited in every conformation class - Every dog identified with AKC name, Sire & Dam - Every conformation class judged - Every scheduled conformation event - Pleasing musical soundtracks

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The Golden Gate Boston Terrier Club Will be hosting

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HAWKEYEBOSTON TERRIER CLUB, INC.

HAWKEYE BOSTON TERRIER CLUB SPECIALTYFriday September 10, 2010

Iowa State Fairgrounds at the Varied Industry BuildingSweeps judge: Stan Aspey

Conformation judge: Ms Sandra Goose Allen

Also in conjuction with 2 all breed shows,Saturday Sept 11, Judge: Norman Patton

Sunday Sept 12, Judge: Peggy Hass

Regular Classes are $23.00Puppy, Bred by & Veteran classes are $18.00

Sweepstakes is $15.00Superintendent : Onofrio Dog Shows / www.onofrio.com

Closes on August 25, 2010

You are invited to attend the Hawkeye Boston Terrier Club, Inc Banquet Saturday Sept 11, 2010 at 6:00 pm at Okoboji Grill in Pleasant Hill

1225 Copper Creek Dr. Suite A, Pleasant Hill, Iowa 50317Dinner will be ordered off the menu.

An auction featuring Boston Collectibles will be held immediately after & we will have a door prize drawing of 2 free meals to our banquet.


Judges Sweepstakes: Ms. Sarina Foster Correa, Tampa, FL

Conformation: Mr. Zell Von Pohlman, Jacksonville, FL

Same Location:

Tampa Terrier Club, Nov 11 & 12 (Limited Breeds)

Hernando Kennel Club, Nov 13 & 14

Florida Suncoast Boston Terrier Club

Invites you to its

Fall Specialty Show & SweepstakesFriday, November 12th, 2010

Florida Classic Park, Brooksville, FLwww.floridaclassicpark.com

Show Chair: Ms. Carole Ann Mohr Rio,


Superintendent: MB-F, Inc. PO Box 22107, Greensboro, NC 27420


Entries Close: Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Visit our website @ www.flsuncoastbostons.org



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Over the past several years we have moved from the model of a 2-day usually on a weekend dog show to the multiple day mega cluster event. For those who subscribe to the tenant that you can never get enough of a good thing, you are in luck. The multiple day circuits seem to be here to stay. Depending on your perspective, the multi-day cir-cuit is either the best invention since indoor plumb-ing or the bane of every owner handler’s existence.

I know, some of you are saying how could the multiple day circuit be a bad thing? After all, you can travel to one location, set up for multiple days, and often at least double the number of times you have to win. On the surface this all sounds great, and often it is. Certainly you use less gas and with today’s economy we’d all agree that’s a good thing. Remember this when you get to the afternoon of Day 5. Sometimes you can have too much of a good thing!

The multi-day circuit has its own rhythm. The first days of the show are generally quiet, especially if the show starts mid-week. The show building can feel half-empty and there is still ample room in the grooming area to move around. If the show cluster offers day of show crating, this area looks abandoned as folks are still generally working at their day jobs. And the number of non-show folks wandering around is almost nil. This will all change by the weekend, when there will barely be room to move dogs from one ring to the next. The judges are optimistic about what new star they might dis-cover, the dogs are freshly bathed and groomed, and energy levels are high as owners and handlers busily calculate the possible point accumulation should the

cluster go well.It’s Day 1 and the starting entry is small. For the person trying to get major points on class animals, it’s probably not going to happen on Day 1 or 2. In fact, sometimes it’s hard to keep the entry large enough for a single point. Those entering for the sake of a major probably stayed home that day, and for the stalwart entrant who shows up no mat-ter what, it can be a very expensive fun match, but good practice nonetheless. Not much changes in the specials entry. The dogs in contention are there from the start; the only thing that changes is the point accumulation.

Day 2 arrives. The class entry may have picked up a bit, but there is still plenty of room in the building. The exercise area for the dogs is still relatively clean. Hope still springs eternal for the cluster. After all, only one day of judging has taken place, and de-pending on your perspective and mostly on the results of the first day, the judge was either brilliant or an absolute idiot, and life and Day 2 of the dog show goes on. By the end of the day you’ve been to all the vendors, have a good idea of what’s good and what’s not at the food concession, and have scoped out enough of the local restaurants to know what your options are.

It’s Day 3. Hump Day. The building is starting to feel full. The 3-dayers have arrived with their dogs and their grooming tables and chairs. It now re-quires a modicum of skill to maneuver through the grooming area and out to the ring. The class entry is either just at or approaching a major. Heaven help the person who stayed home thinking they could wait till the weekend. If the major was

Multi-Day Show CircuitBy Michele Wrath


broken, this poor soul will be greeted with an arctic blast typically reserved for the out of towners, those poor fools who had the audacity to travel to some-one else’s area for a dog show.

All remaining space has been cordoned off by what used to be the purview of crime scenes and con-struction sites – yellow hazard tape and orange traffic cones. I am surprised that an enterprising show vendor has not added these two now seem-ing to be essential items to their inventory. Along with self-rinse, white chalk and hairspray, how would a handler get through a weekend without them?

Our favorite episode with the orange traffic cones occurred at a recent circuit that we attended. It was Day 4, mid-day and as I swung around the building to park my car, my husband was standing in a premier space – that was – amazing to me – unoccupied. After I parked the car he showed me the stack of traffic cones that he had neatly put to the side. Someone had been holding or blocking – again, depending on your perspective – this parking slot for their sole use. After deciding that insur-ance would indeed repair any damage done to my vehicle by an irate exhibitor, I unloaded my dog and went in to the show.

When I returned to the car, I found an intact vehicle with only a note as evidence that the cone owner had been by. The note was brief and to the point – Had I no consideration for the fact that this space was reserved by someone who had a handicap and could I in the future be more considerate! If the person was indeed handicapped I felt truly bad, but also wondered why they weren’t parking in the des-ignated handicapped parking area, of which there were ample spaces available.

The next day my husband decided to satisfy his cu-riosity – and hopefully relieve his conscience regard-ing the phantom cone owner. He happened to be outside walking a dog when the owner of the cones

drove up in her very large show van, jumped out of the van with her medium sized Sporting breed entry, and raced into the building to show her dog. So much for handicaps!

It’s now Day 5 and even the judges are tired. It’s your last chance to either break the curse of the circuit or to cap off a great string of wins. If you show in the morning, you can get on the road by noon. For those making it to the groups or show-ing in the afternoon, no such luck. You’re here for the duration. Walking in the designated doggie area has now become an exercise in dexterity, as even with an endless supply of plastic bags, some folks just can’t seem to clean up after their dogs. At the group ring you start paying more attention to what the handlers are wearing and less attention to the dogs. The ringside critique sounds more like an episode of What Not To Wear than an evaluation of breeding stock. And finally it’s over. You pack up your gear, load up your vehicle, stop to get gas and then head for the freeway onramp that eventually leads home. The difficulty of the drive often correlates directly with how successful the circuit has been. Having a travel-ing companion helps the time go by, and the second best thing is a cell phone. Win or lose, it’s great to have someone to share the experience with. Some time late in the evening or very early in the morn-ing you get home. Essentials get taken out of the vehicle, dogs get exercised and put to bed and you settle in for some much needed sleep.

The next morning, after a strong cup of coffee and a rough calculation of vacation days remaining, some-thing amazing happens. You log onto the computer and enter another dog show!

Happy Showing!


All Breed ~ Monthly Stats ~

Canine Chronicle Stats from January 1, 2010 up to & including May 31, 2010


Breed ~ Monthly Stats ~

Canine Chronicle Stats from January 1, 2010 up to & including May 31, 2010


How to Count Grand Championship Points at AKC Dog ShowsA dog must be (1) a Champion of Record or (2) have been transferred to BOB competition based upon the owners’ records of their having completed the requirements for a CH title to be eligible for Grand Championship (GC) competition. The American Kennel Club requires a dog to obtain a total of 25 points with three major wins (a major win is worth three points or higher) to become a Grand Champion. The majors must be won under three different judges and at least one other judge must award some of the remaining points – so you need to win under at least four different judges. Also at least one Champion of Record must be defeated at three of these shows.

Remember, point schedules vary by show location. If you are not at the show, make certain you get the points schedule for the event region where your dog won. Refer to the Schedule of Points.

The New Grand Championship Title

Have you noticed recently that there are a lot of dogs being awarded an “xtra prize” at the end of Best of Breed judging?The AKC is now offering a Grand Championship title effective on May 12, 2010.This new title will be available to AKC Champions of Record, giving the opportunity for Champion dog owners to return to the show ring with their dogs and further showcase the quality of their breeding stock and available at AKC all-breed, group and specialty shows.

All Champions of Record entered in the Best of Breed/Variety competition will be eligible to com-pete for Grand Championship points. There is no additional entry fee. Grand Championship points are awarded, at the judge’s discretion, to the following placements: Best of Breed/Variety, Best of Op-posite Sex, Select Dog and Select Bitch. Select Dog and Select Bitch are Champions that were recog-nized as the top quality of their sex after BOB and BOS have been awarded.

Grand Championship points are calculated using the same AKC Point Schedule as is used for Championship points. (Dogs entered in non-regular classes are not counted in the computation of Championship or Grand Championship points.) Champions of Record including champions that are non-regular class winners (i.e. Veterans Class Winners) or dogs that have been “moved up” to Best of Breed competition for the show are the only dogs eligible for Grand Championship points. Although Winners Dog or Winners Bitch can win Best of Breed or Best of Opposite Sex, in no case will they be eligible for Grand Champion competition.


How To Figure Points If Your Champion Dog or Bitch Goes Best of BreedGrand Championship points will be calculated according to the number of dogs competing in the regular classes, as well as dogs competing in Best of Breed competition.A dog awarded BOB will be credited with the number of GC points calculated for BOB or BOS whichever is greater. If the judge elects to award GC points to his BOB winner today, whether the BOB is a dog or a bitch, the BOB will receive 5 GC points.

Example: BOB (7 class dogs + 5 class bitches + 6 champions = 18 dogs for 5 pts)

TIPS: Veteran dogs or any other non-regular class dogs are not counted in determining points. All eli-gible entrants from non-regular classes can earn Grand Championship points.TIPS: When counting dogs in competition, you only count dogs present that are judged. Dogs that are disqualified, dismissed, excused, absentee or have all awards withheld do not count.

How To Figure Points If Your Champion Dog or Bitch Goes Best of Opposite SexIf the Judge elects to award GC points to his BOS winner, all dogs of their sex competing are counted.

Example: BOS – dog (7 class dogs + 3 champion dogs = 10 dogs for 4 pts) BOS – bitch (5 class bitches + 3 champion bitches = 8 bitches for 3 pts)

How To Figure Points for Select Dog (SD) or Bitch (SB)These are new AKC terms created for use in the Grand Championship program. Here all dogs of the same sex defeated in the BOB and regular classes are counted. Once again, it is entirely at the judge’s discretion to choose a Select Dog and/or a Select Bitch.SD/SB count all dogs competing of the same sex then subtract 2.

Example: BOB – is a male SD is chosen (10 dogs – 2 dogs = 8 dogs for 4 pts) SB is chosen (8 bitches – 2 bitches = 6 bitches for 2 pts)

Starting in 2010, dogs who earn their Grand Champion title will receive an invitation to the AKC/Eukanuba National Championship.

All Information for this article was is from the AKC website. For more information about the Grand Championship titile, go to www.akc.org


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