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October/November 1994
The Lhasa BulletinPublished Bi-Monthly by The American Lhasa Apso Club
Best In Specialty Show and Group Winning
Ch. Mi Moon Shadow
ALAC OFFICERS
AND BOARD
PRESIDENTStephen G.C. Campbell
37 Greenwood DriveFreehold, NJ 07728908-431-4135
VICE PRESIDENTSusan Giles2373 Wheatland DriveManakin-Sabot VA 23103
804-749-4912
SECRETARYAmy J. Andrews18105 KirkshireBeverly Hills, MI 48025313-644-9194
TREASURERCarohyn HerbelRoute 1, Box 50Putnam, OK 73659405-661-3299
BOARD MEMBERS
Larry Bruton5406 SW Woods CourtPortland, OR 97221503-297-7267
Cindy Butsic8546 Benridge RoadGreenville, MI 48838616-754-0376
Richard Camacho1346W. Raton St.
Ontario, CA 91762714-984-0812
Joyce Johanson126 Kurlene DriveMacomb, IL 61455309-837-1665
Becki Kraus4215 Bishop StreetDetroit, MI 48224313-886-6292
Ann Lanterman1746 Bellevue Way NEBellevue, WA 98004206-454-7081
Nancy Plunkett14290 Greenview Drive
Greencastrle, PA 17225717-597-4757
Brenda Schmetzel9 Gettysburg RoadBelleville, IL 623223618-277-6515
Janet Whitman9 Aspen CourtPomona, NY 10970914-362-38598
AKC DELEGATE
E. Ray Sledzik1704 Shagbark CircleReston, VA 22090703-471-7584
BISS and Group Winning
Ch. Mi Moon Shadow(Ch. Tom Lee Manchu of Knolwood, ROM x Ch. Mi
Aphrodite's Nightee, ROM)
Our "golden girl" has had a very impressive summer with her handler
C.L. Eudy. In mid-August she had a wonderful time at the Astro Hall and San
Antonio shows. Beginning with a BISS under Judge Dorothy Welsh, she went
on to win six BOB in seven shows, over a large entry in specials, as well as
class dogs.
On the cover she is shown winning a Group II underJudge Ray Filbourn,
in a very competitive group. She was awarded two other group placements
during that week. Her statistics as a specials read as 51 BOB and 21 group
placements, thru Labor Day. On that day she got a Group 1 under Judge
Georgia Buttram.
"Trouble" is one of a very special litter, the last for her sire BIS Ch. Tom
Lee Manchu of Knolwood, resulting in four champions, all finished in 1993.
Watch for this special team in the group ring near you.
Breeers:
Carole Walsh
Joan Buck Handler: C.L. Eudy
Owners:
Joan Buck
Marion Knowlton
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Buck/Knowlton fcover
Drake 26, 27
Gatz\Arand 9
Germano 40, 42
Giles/Lonigro 6, 7
Hatcher 3
Hays 11
Kares 16, 17
McBride/Greathouse 25
McGirl/Menyo 23
Nixon/Engen 15
Replogle 9, 10, 11
Rothman 21
Walsleben 19
Zade 13
Information
ALAC Updates 30
ALAC Committees 10
ALAC Membership App 10
Animal Legislation 41
Breeder Guide 22
Business Cards 18, 24, 38
Litter baskets 12
Rates and Dates 4
SofSheen Products 12
Show Results - CLAFGS 14
Show Results -GMLAC 20
Standings 39
The Squeaky Toy Approach to
Obedience 29
Twin Cities LAC 37
ititUitA LitASAS
WINNERSDOGClaksbuvg\t
W.VA. K. C.SEPTEMBER
1994 10
Baines Photo
Sire: Ch. Char-Ru's Got A Tiger Too
Ruth M. Hatcher2845 Green Ridge Road
Roanoke, VA 24019703/562-1279
Dam: Ch. Rhu-Ha's Pao-Shih
Ru-Ha's Bhag Chih Pao-ShihThank you Judge Betty Munden
At fifteen months of age, "Bhag" represents four generations at Rhu-Ha.His pointed, proven, gold litter brother, Rhu-Ha's Chin-Te Yang is for sale to a show home.
"Bhag" and "Yang's" dam, Multiple Group Winning Ch. Rhu-Ha's Pas-Shih, is bred to BISS Ch.Rhu-Ha's Hou-Chi-Kou ("George" — 1990 Kal Kan Pedigree winner, 1991 Top Winning Lhasa).
Puppies are due late November — inquiries invited.
Breeder/Owner Handled Bred for Quality, Type, Temperament
Next Deadline:
NOVEMBER 15
for the Dec/Jan Bulletin
FUTURE DEADLINES FOR THE BULLETIN
ISSUE:
February-MarchApril-MayJune-JulyAugust-SeptemberOctober-NovemberDecember-January
DEADLINE DATE:
Jan 10Mar 10May 10Jul 10Sep 10Nov 10
The deadlines published in the August/Sep-
tember issue of the Bulletin are in error. So goes
the communication among the staff! Do re-
memberthat advertising received late will prob-
ably not make the issue you intended it for, andwill appear in the subsequent issue.
A NOTICE TO ALL:• ALAC Committee Chairpersons
• Regional Specialty Show Chairs
We're pleased to have Fran Strayer as anew member
of the Bulletin Staff. Fran is responsible for ALAC Com-
mittee Reports and regional specialty show results.
Committee chairpersons can send their reports di-
rectly to Fran, and a Show Chairperson can forward a
marked show catalog. Please note the deadlines for
submittal. We look forward to keeping the news cur-
rent and appreciate your help!Mail to: Fran Strayer
15090 E. Florida Ave.Aurora, CO 80012
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LITTER BASKET FORM
Kennel Nome
Name
Address
Phone
Sire
Dam
Date Whelped Dogs — Bitches —
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GROUPFIRST
COOK INLETKENNEL CLUB
JULY1994
0 BISHOP PHOTOGRAPHY
* Sam pictured with Ms. Dawn Vick Hanson, winning one of his 8 Group firsts this summer.* Sam is presented by his breeder, Pat Keen.* Sam has new co/owners, Onnie Martin and Midge Hylton
We feed Science Diet!
Ch Kikderlard Ta Sen__
I ip O'Th' Rock
Sc : Croup Wnning Am Cen Ch Orlanc's Scirocco, RON—Dam: Ch tcndcrland Ta Scn Candy Tuf t, ROM*
CORA COURIV KeRRel ClubBreed Judge: Diane LigonGroup Judge: Dr. Arthur Reinitz
Owners: Susan S. Giles and Ellen Lonigro Handler: Victor H. Cohen
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Ch Kiriderlarld To Sen
Avers Roc
GROUP
PLACING
NEW RIVERVALLEYKENNELCLUE
Sit: Group Winning Am Can (1 Orlanc's Scirocco, ROM —Darn: Ch Kindcrland Ta Scn Candy Tuft, ROM*
New River Volley Kennel ClubBreed Judge: Kenneth Miller
Group Judge: Frank Oberstar
Breeders: Susan S. Giles, Ellen Lonigro and Ester MaidsOwners: Susan S. des and Ellen Lonigro
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COMIMEO SPECIALTY PAS
OF CRTIL SILIALKEE
JULY
1994 PHOTO BYK. BOOTH
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BISS Champion
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WOODLYN'S SPIT 'IN IMAGEBIS/BISS Ch. Woodlyn's Ruff And Ready x Ch. Woodlyn's Lola
"Snickers" and I would like to say THANK YOU to Mrs. Sharon Krogh for awarding
him BEST OF BREED at the Greater Milwaukee Lhasa Apso Club Specialty held July 29.
This was just the beginning of a wonderful weekend for WOODLYN LHASAS.
"Snickers" was Handled, Bred and Owned by:
LYNN REPLOGLE • WOODLYN LHASAS, ROM1218 Amsterdam Ave., Madison, WI 53716-1507 • 608/221-4332
"Snickers" begs for Science Diet!
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likethiscallsfora
littlefanfare!
We Present. . .
WINNERS_
BESTOF
OPPOSITE SEX
COMBINED SPECIALTY CLUBSOF COL MiLIFACCEE
JULYPHOTO BY1994 CK. BOOTH
etc
WOODLYN'S STOP THE MUSICBIS/BISS Ch. San Jo Lots 0' Fanfair x Ch. Woodlyn's Lola
A great big thank you to Mrs. Sharon Krogh for awarding "Mickey" Winners Bitch and Best ofOpposite Sex at the Greater Milwaukee Lhasa Apso Club Specialty. What a thrill! "Mickey"congratulates her brother "Buster" on his Championship. Thank you Lynn for our special girl.
Owners: Carleen Gatz • GATZRandy Arand • ASTARTE25063 Genesee Road, Sterling, IL • 815/225-7230
"Mickey" munches Science Diet!
Breeder/Co-Owner:Lynn Replogle
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ALACCOMMITTEE HEADS
AKC GAZETTECassandra de la Rosa1312 11th Court SWOlympia, WA 09502
BULLETINSusan Giles2373 Wheatland DriveManakin-Sabot VA 23103
AWARDS
BREED RESCUEMary Schroeder5395 S. Miller StreetLiffleton, CO 80127
BREED STANDARDNorman Herbel, ChrmStephen CampbellLynette ClooneyBob CooperKeke KahnCarolyn HerbelPeggy HuffmanDorothy KendallEllen LonigroLynn LowyMarianne NixonRay SledzikJanet WhitmanBarbara Wood
BYLAWSDon Evans2206 Carriage Run WestConroe, TX 77384
CODE OF ETHICSCindy Butsic8546 Berridge RoadGreenville, MO 48838
EDUCATION & HEALTHLynn Jamison801 Linda LaneRaymore, MO 64083
FINANCE
FUTURITY, SECRETARY/COORDINATORAnn Lanterman1746 Bellevue Way NEBellevue, WA 98004
FUTURITY, HOST CLUBDenise OlejniczakPO Box 327Romeo, MI 48065
FUTURITY, PROMOTION
HANDBOOKJenny Drastura5262 W Pea Ridge RoadHuntington, WV 25705
HISTORIANBecky Johnson#1 TiaraImperial, MO 63052
LOCAL CLUB LIAISONMichael Santora12526 SW 240 StreetPrinceton, FL 33032
LOGO
MEASUREMENTNancy Plunkett14290 Greenview DriveGreencastle, PA 17225
MEMBERSHIPJoyce Johanson126 Kurlene DriveMacomb, IL 61455
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
SPECIALTYGUIDELINE MANUALDon Hanson2214 SW Fir StreetOlympia, WA 98501
OBEDIENCEDeanna Maxwell28204 Watson RoadRomoland, CA 92380
PROGRAM LISTINGJune O'Brien11079 Loma Rice RoadMarysville, CA 95901
ROSTERStephen G.C. Campbell37 Greenwood DriveFreehold, NJ 07728
YEARBOOKAmy Andrews18106 KirkshireBirmingham, MI 48009
YEARBOOKDISTRIBUTIONDot PrimmRoute 2, Box 218Paris, MO 65295
YEARBOOK SALESAND PROMOTIONRichard Camacho1346 W. Ralston StreetOntario, CA 91762
ALAC NATIONALSPECIALTY COMMITTEE
CHAIRMANStephen G.C. Campbell37 Greenwood DriveFreehold, NJ 07728
CATALOGADVERTISINGPat Keen3910 Morse RoadLodi, CA 95240
FINANCECarolyn HerbelRoute 1 Box 50Putnam, OK 73659
GRAND FUTURITYAnn Lanterman1746 Bellevue Way NEBellevue, WA 98004
PREMAILERAND PUBLICITYSusan Giles2373 Wheatland DriveManakin-Sabot VA 23103
RAFFLECarolyn HerbelRoute 1, Box 50Putnam, OK 73659
TROPHY FUNDNaomi Hanson2214 SW Fir StreetOlympia, WA 98501
THE AMERICANLHASA APSO CLUBMEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
Name
Street
City, State Zip
Phone Occupation
Kennel Name
Please Print Clearly
I hereby apply for membership and agree to abide by TheAmerican Lhasa Apso Club Constitution and By-Laws and therules of The American Kennel Club if accepted for membership.lam eighteen years or older and in good standing with TheAmerican Kennel Club.
Signed
Recommended by the following two American Lhasa Apso Clubmembers:
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Yearly dues, July 1 to June 30:Individual: $20Family: $25 first two persons, additional members are $15per person.Members must be over 18. Outside the US, please add $5.
Make checks payable to The American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc.
Joyce Johanson126 Kurlene DriveMacomb, IL 61455
Mi Toya Presents . . .
Champion
WOODLYN'S DUST BUSTERBIS/BISS Ch. San Jo Lots 0' Fanfair x Ch. Woodlyn's Lola
"Buster" is pictured with Judge Mr. John Lyons after taking BACK-TO-BACK 4 PT MAJORS atWaukesha, WI. This all took place during the Milwaukee Specialty weekend. He finished the next day underMrs. Dawn Vic Hansen. These wins gave "Buster" 4 majors to his credit at 14 months of age. Thanks to thefollowing judges who also recognized his wonderful qualities:
Mr. Robert Wilson - 3 pts. Mr. John Lyons - 4 pts.Mrs. Joan Alexander - 3 pts. Mrs. Dawn Vic Hansen - 4 pts.
"Buster" also sends congratulations to his litter sister for taking a 5 pt. major at the Milwaukee Specialty. Wayto go Sis! Thanks to Lynn Replogle for giving me the opportunity to own this wonderful boy.
Watch for him in the future!
Owned and Handled by:JoANNE HAYS • MI TOYA LHASAS2235 Hendry Place, Maplewood, MN 55117612/774-7994 "Buster" goes bonkers over Science Diet!
Bred by:Lynn Replogle
Woodlyn Lhasa Apsos, ROM*Pending AKC Confirmation
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Litter Basket
BOSLANDM. McGirl and J. Menyo
15 Chelsea Street, E. Boston, MA 02128-1912
617/569-1022
Sire : BISS Ch. Bosland's Lady's Choice
Dam: Ch. Bosland Carburs LTD Edition
Whelped 5-25-944 Dogs 1 Bitch
Litter Basket
BOSLANDM. McGirl and J. Menyo
15 Chelsea Street, E. Boston, MA 02128-1912
617/569-1022
Sire: Ch. Light Ups Red Alert
Dam: Ch. Mokiema Bosland Ladybug
Whelped 5-25-944 Dogs 3 Bitch
Litter Basket
SAN JOM. Nixon and L.A. Engen
13216 N.E. 40th, Bellevue, WA 98005
206/885-3149
Sire: A/C Ch. San Jo Rumors Flying
Dam: Ch. San Jo Wellington Merci Mel
Whelped 6-11-941 Dog 1 Bitch
Litter Basket
SAN JOLeslie Ann Engen
11507 243rd Avenue N.E., Redmond, WA 98053
206/788-5454
Sire: San Jo Whoop It Up
Dam: Ch. San Jo Lucy In Disguise
Whelped 10-1-94
3 Dogs 3 Bitches
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Steven Ross
CHAMPION SAN Jo
MARY JANESSire: Ch. Chiron Wyndwood Miagui x Dam: Ch. San Jos Femilarie
With a number of BOB wins from the classes, Mary Jane completed her
title at Cascade Lhasa Apso Fanciers Specialty, with a five point major.
WB/BW, under Judge Carol Williams. She has also gained her Interna-
tional Championship Title, owner handled, from the International All-
Breed Kennel Club of America, always with highest ratings.
Mary Jane munches Science Diet!
La-Ri SanLhasa Apsosand Vizslas
Owner:Sandy Zade
19710 63rd Ave Ct ESpanaway, WA 98387
Breeder/Co-Owner:Leslie Ann Engen
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SHOW RESULTS
CASCADE LHASA APSO FANCIERS OF GREATER SEATTLESaturday, August 27, 1994Judge: Mrs. Carol Williams
BEST OF BREED
CH. SUNTORY ISABELRaul and Cassandra de la Rosa
WINNERS DOG
SAN JO SIMON SAYSLeslie Ann Engen and Marianne Nixon
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX
CH. ZHANTOR CAPPUCCINODon and Naomi Hanson
WINNERS BITCH - BEST OF WINNERS
SAN JO MARY JANESSandy Zade and Leslie Ann Engen
Puovy Dogs 9-12 Months
1 SAN JO WOODY BE GOODJane Shimanek and Leslie Ann Engen
2 AWARD ATTILLA HUNNYAnnette Ward
Bred By Exhibitor Dogs
1 MION'S TRAVELING MANPatricia and Robert Jackson
2 TOBARI'S RED HOT RUMORBarbara and Tony Prida
Open Dogs
1 SAN JO SIMON SAYSLeslie Ann Engen and Marianne Nixon
2 SOSUEMEI BOLD N BRATTY
Wayne and Lori Riley
3 SEREN'S SUN STREAKArlene Oley
4 SUNTORY MYENCHANTS BANDITMarlin Price and Cassandra de la Rosa
Puno_y Bitches 6-9 Months
1 MYENCHANT'S RUNAROUND SUEMarlin Price
2 RUFFKINS ALL THAT MATTERSSandy Zade
Puppy Bitches 9-12 Months
1 SAN JO MMM MMM GOODLeslie Ann Engen and Marianne Nixon
2 ALJAYBAR LITTLE MISS P.E.G.
Leigh Marstein and Rick Day
3 SUNTORY GODIVARaul and Cassandra de la Rosa
4 DESIDERATA AWARD ABRACADABRA
Arlene J. Miller
Junior Bitches 12-18 Months
1 SAN JO HEAVENS TO BETSY
Nancy Loshin and Leslie Ann Engen
Oven Bitches
1 SAN JO MARY JANESSandy Zade and Leslie Ann Engen
2 SUNTORY MARTAJA ALMOST ANGEL
M.E. Kruger and Cassandra de la Rosa
3 SAN JO RUA WALTZING MATILDA
Marianne Nixon and Leslie Ann Engen
4 DESIDERATA EBONY STAR
Barbara Corbett and Arlene Miller
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SAN JO RIJA
WALTZING MATILDA
,
Am/Can Ch. San Jo Rumors Flying, ROM x Am/Can Ch. San Jo I Do D'Clair
T illy waltzed her way to BW and a four-point major in lateAugust under judge Alfred Treen at Sammamish Kennel
Club's late summer show. She was WB at Nisqually Kennel Clubin early August, and now has a total of six points toward title. Nowonder her nose is in the air!Her mother has recently been bred to Ch. San Jo NormanRockwellington and a litter is imminent. We would also like toannounce a recent litter from San Jo Lucy in Disguise of 3 boysand 3 girls. They appear promising and inquiries are invited!
Tilly touts Science Diet!
\sanJo•
Breeder: Rija LhasasDick & Jane Shimanek
Co-Breeder/Owner:Leslie Ann EngenMarianne L. Nixon206/788-5454206/885-3149
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Anland's „Aro. 1 Xon-Sporting Dog for 1994
Annish, estonian, and merican
Ch. Chic ChoixAhley Wilkes(Sanjo's Party 45opper x Chic Choix Olackberi Olues)
Chic Choixqlred, Owned andj-landled by Juba eKares
Co-Owned by Soili XaresMakimaantie 38, 01 810 4uhtajoki,,finland
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Topping an entry of 30 Thasas including 3 sqmerican Champions,Willy was 008 at thejlelsinki International Show under Eng. Cereeder/Judge Jean Myth of Saxonsprings. On to Group Sirst over an entry of1,000, Willy was Afth Oest In Show over an entry of 6,000. We're proudto add that Willy's best friend, our Multiple OIS Irish Setter, won thefinal Oest In Show the same day! Willy is currently j\ro. 9 Top Show Dogin dinland, only two years old and just beginnng a specials career.s1tstud on a limited basis, he has promising kids in the VS, Canada,Sinland and Sweden. We take this opportunity to congratulate SanjoSimon Says on his three majors at seven months of age, and send Oestof .4.uck and a big Sinnish hug to all hisslmerican and Canadian kids.
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He also has a Best Puppyin Match to his credit!
Harley is Loved, Bred,
Handled and Owned By:
Debi Walsleben13196 Mustang Way
Littleton, Colorado 80127303/973-0885
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SHOW RESULTS
GREATER MILWAUKEE LHASA APSO CLUBFriday, July 29, 1994
Judge: Mrs. Sharon A. Krogh
BEST OF BREED
CH. WOODLYN'S SPIT IN IMAGE
Lynn Replogle
WINNERS DOG - BEST OF WINNERS
BALA'S HIGH WAY TO DE-A-TEE
Jo-Janet Holden and Debra Siminski
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX
WOODLYN'S STOP THE MUSIC
Carleen Gatz, Lynn Replogle and R. Arand
WINNERS BITCH
WOODLYN'S STOP THE MUSIC
Carleen Gatz, Lynn Replogle and R. Arand
Puppy Dosg 6-9 Months
1 MONARCH'S TOMMY LEE JONES
Kristine Harrison and Rita Cottrell
Junior Dogs 12-18 Months
1 ARABOTH OF ASTARTE
Sherry J. Schlosser and Randolph S. Arand
Bred By Exhibitor Dogs
1 NORTHWIND PANCHAN VANILLA ICE
Cindy Butsic and Barbara Walworth
2 WOODLYN'S MICKEY FINN
Lynn Replogle
3 TIMBERS FLEETFIRE STEEPLECHASE
Julie A. Timbers, Mary Schroeder,
and Debby Rothman
4 ASTARTE'S DIVINE MAJESTY
Randolph Arand
Open Dogs
1 BALA'S HIGH WAY TO DE-A-TEE
Jo-Janet Holden and Debra Siminslci
2 GOLDEN TU ON THE ROAD
Jan C. Graunke and Cindy Butsic
3 WOODLYN'S DUST BUSTER
JoAnne Hays
4 ASTARTE'S INVINCIBLE
Randolph S. Arand and Carleen Gatz
Puppy Bitches 6-9 Months
1 NORTHWIND THE ICE PRINCESS
Cindy Butsic and Barbara Walworth
2 WOODLYN'S LOTS O'SASS
Lynn Replogle
3 WOODLYN'S HOLIDAY MA-JIK
Diane Selmer
Junior Bitches 12-18 Months
1 NORTHWIND MALTON WILAMENA
S. Bennett and Cindy Butsic
2 MATRIEL OF ASTARTE
Sherry J. Schlosser
Bred By Exhibitor Bitches
1 MA-JIK'S AMBROSIA
Diane Selmer
2 JEDI'S LITTLE NASH RAMBLER
Dawn Kittleson
3 TIMBERS' FLEETFIRE LAST DANCE
Julie Timbers, D. Rothman, M. Schroeder
Open Bitches
1 WOODLYN'S STOP THE MUSIC
Carleen Gatz, Lynn Replogle
and Randolph Arand
2 GOOD AS GOLD SOLITAIRE
James A. Morano
3 NORTHWIND TAKE A CHANCE
Sandy Bennett and Cindy Butsic
4 JEDI'S PACE SETTER MARQUIS
JoAnne Hays and Dawn Kittleson
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Sire: Ch. HyIan Sho Tru Stetson, ROM
Io1/4414t1.
Dam: Ch. Fleetfire Snappy Bitof Ginga
N. Fte441-W€444,1Wes, beautifully presented by co-owner Julie Timbers, is picturedwinning a 4-point major during Minnesota's specialty weekend.
Wes is also co-owned with his breeder Terry Corrao.
ti my. Seiw44303/973-3600
FILattzu8391 London Lane, Conifer, CO 80433
Fleetfire feeds Science Diet
Nay303/976-3297
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LHASA BREEDER GUIDEAbbreviation Key: P - Puppies D - Grown Dogs S - Stud Service
CA
CO
FL
IL
MA
MI
YAH-P00 - P D SHank and Patty Balcoi3035 W. Camino Del Yucca
Sahuarita, AZ 85629602/625-4171
ME-TU - P D SJune O'BrienFirewater Ranch11079 Loma Rica RoadMarysville, CA 95901916/743-7266
MARLO, ROM - P D SLynn LowyPO Box 5284Beverly Hills, CA 90209310/859-3930
CLARET - P D SDeborah Walsleben7 Claret AshUttleton, CO 80127303/973-0885
TARA HUFF - P DSPeggy Huffman12524 SE Co Hwy 467
Belleview, FL 32620904/245-6151
RUFFWAY - P D S
Georgia Palmer
4N048 Swift Road
Addison, IL 60101-1425
708/627-1388
SHUKTILINGKA - P D S
Ken and Harriet Silverman
27 Brook RoadMarblehead, MA 01945
617/631-5169
BOSLAND - P D SMike McGirl and Joe Menyo
15 Chelsea Street, #3
East Boston, MA 02128
617/569-1022
ARKAY - P D S
Bill and Becki Kraus4215 Bishop RoadDetroit, MI 48224
313/886-6292
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BRYN WOOD - P D SDenise and Anne Olejniczak
PO Box 327Romeo, MI 48065810/752-5674
MATABA - P D SMike and Carolyn Milan
11600 Stallion LaneHolly, MI 48442313/634-1717
TIARA - P D SBecky Johnson1 TiaraImperial, MO 63052
314/464-3647
LOOKOUT - P D SDonna Doll14201 Lookout DriveKansas City, MO 64139816/246-8012
SAN-DHI'S - PSSaundra Devlin1117 Western Meadows Rd. NW
Albuquerque, NM 87114
505/898-0813
TALIMER - P D STerre Mohr110 Dearborn Road
Auburn, NH 03032
603/483-0833
JA-MAJanet and Mary Whitman
9 Aspen CourtPomona, NY 10970914/362-3859
BIHARCarol A. Strong4634 Lincklaen Road
Cazenovia, NY 13035-9756
315/655-8037
KALEKO - P DSDebbie Burke317 Mill RoadOreland, PA 19075215/887-1770
PA
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WI
KIBECOBeverly Cowatch
Box 490Shenango Park Road
Transfer, PA 16154412/646-0741
BAYWATCH - P D SDon and Margie Evans
2206 Carriage Run West
Conroe, TX 77384409/321-4668
ROCKY ARKS - PR. Clayton McBride and
Michael Greathouse
Route 4. Box 326Canton, TX 75103903/567-5099
RHU-HA - P D SRuth M. Hatcher2845 Green Ridge Road
Roanoke, VA 24019
703/562-1279
SAN SEI - P D SSusan RichHC 38, Box 960Winchester, VA 22601
703/888-4175
NORBULINGKA - P D S
Phyllis R. MarchPO Box 174Thetford Hill, VT 05074
802/785-4558
WOODLYN - P D S
Lynn Replogle1218 Amsterdam Ave
Madison, WI 53716-1507
608/221-4332
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Bosland's Lhasas Congratulates a New Champion
Owned and Loved by:Aphrodite Dinarello2 Montmorenci Ave.E. Boston, MA 02128
Bred by:M.J. McGirl, J. Menyo,and M. Dullinger15 Chelsea St.E. Boston, MA 02128617/569-1022
CH. BOSLAND'S CHINA DOLL
NEW CHAMPION
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"China" is shown here with her handler Mr. Mark Fiorentino under JudgeMrs. Helen Lee James, going WB/BOW to finish! Thank you both.
"China" and Aphrodite lovingly and proudly present their new addition,Bosland's J.D. Grande, who will be appearing in the show ring soon!
"China" loves Science Diet
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PUPPIES
Box 82, Academy RoadThetford Hill, VT. 05074
Puppies OccasionallyStud Service
LINDA M. TACKETT2320 Malraux Drive
Vienna, Virginia 22182
Telephone: (703) 560-7713
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MATABA LHASA APSOMIKE AND CAROLYN MILAN
11600 STALLION LANEHOLLY, MI 48442313 634-1717
LHASA•APSOS (407) 597-3883
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A-.14 Arks ocky mks Lhasa tipsos Presents
_BEST -OF
WINNERS
PALM VALLEYKENNEL CLUBFALL 1994 0
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Sire: Ch. Chlyoko's Home For Christmas Dam: Ch. Chlyoko's Sweetheart
CHIYOKO'S HEART THROPThank you Judge Dorothy Nickles and Judge Jack Russell for Heart-T's back-to-back wins in Corpus
Christi. Thanks to Heart-T's "mama" Marie Allman and his "buddy" Terri Newsom for their expert handling.
The Rocky Ark bunch congratulates Heart-T's mom, Ch. Chiyoko's Sweetheart on finishing her
championship in San Antonio with her third major. Way to go mom!
ROCKY ARKS LHASA APSOSRobert Clayton McBrideMichael GreathouseRoute 4, Box 328Canton, TX 75103803/567-5098 Rocky Arks Lhasas love their Science Diet
CHIYOKO LHASA APSOSMarie Allman
111 Ivy StreetFreeport, TX 77541
408/233-1853
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CH Misti Acres Sundance Kid
Misti Acres Baywinds Bogart x Ch. Misti Acres Blythe Spirit
Sundance finishes his championship with three majors.
A special thanks to the following judges:
Barry Tomkins - 4 point major
Frank Walanuik - 3 pt major (shown)
Merrill Cohen - 1 point
Jaqueline 0. Kubat - 4 point major
Barbara Alderman - 2 points
Rose Molder - 1 point
Misti Acres, ROM
Sundance loves his Science Diet
Beverly Drake11506 Harford Rd Glen Arm, MD 21057
410-592-6636
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Canadian Finnish and American Group Winning
B1SS CH Misti Acres Kopper Penny
Ch. Misti Acres Play It Again Sam, ROM x Misti Acres Muffin Howard, ROM
What a summer Kopper Penny has had. Shown three times with a Group 2 and back-to-back Group 1's beating out some very stiff competition. A special thanks to the
following judges: Jean Lepley BOB - Clover Allen Group 2, Merrill Cohen BOBand on to a Group 1, Pat Black BOB - Arlene Czech Group 1.
Congratulations to Karen Cote and Sharon Ouan on theirKopper daughter, Dimsum's Little Bhutan, who was
Best Puppy In Show in Canada at 10 months.
Misti Acres, ROMBeverly Drake
11506 Harford Rd Glen Arm, MD 21057
410-592-6636
Kopper shows for Science Diet
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THE SQUEAKY TOY APPROACH TO OBEDIENCE
BY DIANE GOODS PEED
I began obedience work with my Lhasa,Sandy, In August, 1991. Sandy com-pleted her CD In October, 1992, and weused scores of 192.5, 193 and 196 toqualify for the 1993 Cycle Eastern Re-gional. We only had two qualifyingscores out of three at the Regional, butwe learned a lot about nerves, stressand travelling! In November, 1993,Sandy completed her CDX In threestraight shows and we used scores of191, 193.5 and 197 to qualify for the1994 Cycle Eastern Regional. At the '94Regional In August, Sandy broke the sitstay In two classes but otherwise Lostonly 17.5 points over the three classes.This Fall we have continued our utilitywork and hope to start matching inearly 1995.
Besides squeaky toys, which Sandy willdo practically anything for, there areseveral factors that have helped uscompete successfully In obedience.
A Competitive Trainer
Our most important asset is BetsyScaplcchlo, our trainer. Betsy was horri-fied In August, 1991 , when she learnedthat a new student wanted to competeIn obedience with a Lhasa. Today, Betsyshares our disappointment when wedon't score In the 190's1 Betsy has over15 years experience as an obediencetrainer, has competed with four differ-ent breeds (six counting her daughters'sheltie and border terrier), and currentlyhas students working In utility with every-thing from Border Collies to TibetanTerriers. A trainer who Is willing to work
with any breed is a must. In addition,it Is more difficult to compete with asmall dog particularly during theheeling exercises and that's 1/3 ofyour score in Novice! Betsy under-stands this difficulty and helps modifyher exercises to solve the problemsencountered with small dogs. Occa-sionally, we also modify the exercisesfor that Lhasa mentality!
A Positive TrainingMethodology
A lot of Sandy's success has to beattributed to the methods with whichshe was trained. Three years of train-ing cannot be covered in one article,however, some of the basics are:
Positive Reinforcement - From DayOne Sandy has been trained usingpositive reinforcement. Many trainingtechniques allow the dog to make amistake, then correct the mistake,and then ask again for the correctbehavior. This may work for somebreeds, but It is guaranteed to angerand frustrate a Lhasal All our exer-cises are structured to obtain thecorrect behavior (versus allowingIncorrect behavior that must becorrected). This minimizes the devel-opment of bad habits that must beuntrained and Sandy stays enthusias-tic throughout each practice.
Use of a Reward - A reward quicklylets Sandy know that her action was
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correct. I use both treats and toys(especially squeaky toys) depending onthe exercise and Sandy's level of under-standing. When introducing a newexercise I use more treats and as Sandybuilds confidence, I alternate treats,toys and verbal praise.
Teach Your Corrections - This is neces-sity for Lhasa training. As you know,Lhasas get mad when they are cor-rected and, if pushed, they quitl Inorder to prevent these situations asmuch as possible, I find it helpful toincorporate my corrections Into ournormal practice routine before I needthem. For Instance, one of my correc-tions for lagging during a fast is to reachdown and "pop" Sandy back into heelposition. Inttially, Sandy would stopcompletely when she saw my handcoming, so I added a new exercise toour heeling. I occasionally reach downto offer a treat or tug gently on hercollar. Sandy is now used to me reach-ing down and this allows me to makean effective correction when necessarywithout her getting 'mad" at the cor-rection.
Trial Selection
I recommend selecting your trials verycarefully. Although I had Betsy's experi-ence to rely on, I still learned a lot thehard way and I now consider severalfactors very carefully before entering atrial.
Indoor vs Outdoor Trials - Sandy thinksgrass is for playing on. So, we concen-trate on Indoor shows. She understandsthat when she Is on a rubber mat'Camel' means right here this Instantand sit front. On grass, Sandy thinks
'Camel' means when she's ready andsorta In my direction. Ah, the points welost while I figured this Lhasa logic out!
Obedience Club Trials - I have alsofound that at trials held by obedienceclubs the attention is on obedience, notbreed, and that obedience clubsunderstand what distracts a workingdog. This Is not to say that all combinedshows are bad, but I prefer to get a'reference from someone who hasshown at the show In previous years.
Know Your Judges - Again, I have theadvantage of Betsy's years of showing.She knows which Judges like the 'look'that she creates and which Judges arewilling to give a high score for a goodperformance. It is frustrating to practiceand match for months only to showbefore a Judge that scores the Open Adogs like they are Utlitty BI I get a rec-ommendation from Betsy or a fellowcompetitor for every Judge before Ienter a trial.
In conclusion, I would like to say thatwith the techniques being used todayto train obedience dogs, Lhasas canget obedience titles and can competesuccessfully against those Border Colliesand Golden Retrievers!
Call for Information
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iimmii;mammimiVIAMMARY CANCER IN THE BITCH
Canine mammary tumors are very com-mon neoplasms in the dog, and despite newresearch into the pathology and populationdistribution of thee tumors, little is knownregarding the clinical management and causeof canine mammary tumors. The dog developsmammary tumors more often than any otherdomestic animal, half the tumors are malig-nant; they occur in older animals, andovariohysterectomy prior to the onset of estrusreduces the risk of developing such tumors. Atpresent, the preferred treatment is surgicalexcision, while in the future chemotherapy,immunotherapy or radiation therapy may offerpatients increased quality and length of life.
IncidenceMammary tumors are the most commonneoplasm in the bitch, accounting for 25 to 50percent of all neoplasms in the female dog.The male dog rarely develops mammarycancer. Bitches develop mammary cancerabout twice as often as women. No breed ofdogs seems to be at an increased risk fordeveloping mammary cancer.
The risk of developing mammary tumorssteadily increases after six years of Age, andmost common age of onset is between ten andeleven years. About one-half the mammarytumors in the dog are malignant, and theremainder are benign.No correlation has been shown to existbetween hormonal imbalance, false pregnancyor pregnancy and the development of mam-mary cancer. There is very strong evidencethat spayed or neutered bitches have a lowerrisk of developing mammary tumors.Ovariohysterectomy before the first estrusreduces the incidence of mammary cancer bysevenfold. After two and a half years of age,the beneficial effects of ovariohysterectomyare eliminated, and once a mammary tumordevelops, there is no advantage ofovariohysterectomy. The exact role of hor-mones in the causation of mammary cancer isunknown, but early neutering does reduce theincidence of disease dramatically.
History and Clinical FindingsThe mammary mass is usually the first
sign of disease, and may be detected by the
by Alan H. Norris, DMV
owner during grooming, or by the veterinarianon a routine physical examination. A thoroughhistory is obtained, including informationregarding when the growth was first noted,how quickly the mass is enlarging, andwhether growth of the mass is associated withthe estrus cycle. As the tumor enlarges, it mayulcerate and begin to discharge, resulting in afoul odor. If the tumor is very large, it mayinterfere with limb movement and causelameness.
There are five pairs of mammary glands,numbered one through five. The first mammaeis under the forearm and the fifth mammae isthe groin. About 65 percent of mammarytumors are in the fourth and fifth mammae. Alarge number of mammary tumors are themammae should be closely palpated. The sizeof the mass is of little importance, and manysmall tumors are highly malignant, while largetumors may be benign.
Diagnostic ProceduresThe animal with a mammary mass is
usually middle aged or older, and we mustevaluate this geriatric patient not only for themammary tumor, but also for concurrentdisease which could affect how we deal withthe mammary tumor. For example, a detailedcardiovascular examination is indicated in allgeriatric patients scheduled for surgery, andthis should include an electrocardiogram ifthere is a suspicion of cardiac disease. Anumber of routine blood tests are performed ingeriatric cancer patients, and these includeevaluation of red blood cells and white cells,tests of kidneys function as well as urineanalysis.
A chest radiograph is performed prior tosurgery to assess the lungs for the presenceof metastases (spread from the primarytumor). Spread of the tumor to the lungindicates anadvanced stage of the diseaseand usually precludes further treatment.
Lymph nodes that drain the mammaryglands are found under the arm and in thegroin, and should be closely palpated for anyenlargement. If a lymph node is enlarged, itshould be removed surgically to evaluatewhether the tumor has spread. In women with
breast cancer, involvement of regional lymphnodes indicates more advanced disease andmore aggressive therapy is indicated.
To further classify the tumor as benign ormalignant, a needle aspiration of the mass isperformed. A trained pathologist can ofteninterpret a needle biopsy and give the clinicianor surgeon an indication of how aggressivesurgery should be. Some owners, uponconfirmation of malignant tumor, elect not totreat their pet, and a needle aspiration canconfirm malignant disease without the neces-sity of surgery.
TreatmentThe preferred method of treatment is
surgical incision of the tumor. Once a tumor isdetected, immediate veterinary advice shouldbe sought, for early treatment can result in acure. The decision to operate is affected by thepresence of metastatic disease and otherexisting diseases. The surgical technique to beused varies with individual patients, taking intoconsideration the age of the patient and theextent of the disease. The surgical techniqueto be used varies with individual patients,taking into consideration the age of the patientand the extent of the disease. Isolated removalof a mass may be performed if the tumor isbenign, or in cases of an older sick patient. Inmost cases complete removal of the mammaryglands including the draining of lymph nodes isdone. All tissue excised should be evaluatedby a trained pathologist, to stage the diseaseprocess, and to determine the type of tumorpresent. As certain types of tumors afford thedog a very poor prognosis, while other tumorsare favorable, it is essential to identify alltumors microscopically. Surgery is curative inapproximately one-half the dogs with malig-nant tumors.
In cases where surgery cannot completelyremove the tumor, other forms of therapy areneeded. Postoperative radiotherapy as ameans of killing tumor cells has been widelyused in women with breast cancer, and whilethis technique is applicable in pet animals, it islimited by the high cost of equipment. Newerforms of therapy is breast cancer include theuse of drugs, or chemotherapy, and these arenow being used in dogs. Future forms oftherapy may include attempts to stimulate theimmune system to destroy cancer cells.
Toronto's Sky Oome
Dec. 9, 10,11, 1994
The Credit Valley Kennel &Obedience Club will host:
3 ALL-Breed Shows2 Lhasa Apso Specialties
for 5 sets of points
Judges:
Fri. Dec 9 Mrs D. Ward
Sat. Dec 10 Robert MooreJean Fancy
Sat. 10
Breed &Group
BreedGroup
Lhasa Apso Club of OntarioSpecialtyEverett Dean, Jr. Breed
Sun. Dec 11 Jean Fancy BreedEverett Dean, Jr. Group
Sun. Dec 11 Lhasa Apso CanadaSpecialtyRobert Ward Breed
For additional information please contact:Sharon Quan 613-396-5324Harlene Rowe 519-833-2150
Toronto's Sky Oome
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ALAC UPDATESReports From Your Officers, Board and Committees
FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear ALAC Members:
I am pleased to report that while our BulletinEditor Susan Giles resigned several months ago,she is continuing to assist Marianne Nixon andothers who are diligently working on keepingour Bulletin published in a timely manner. Thankyou to all involved.
We have several openings for Commtttee Chairs.They include: Awards, Logo, Futurity Promotion,Membership Promotion, and Finance.
If you are interested in serving, please drop mea note with a brief resume or give me a call.Please considerthese Committees. ALAC needsthe help of all its members. I want to thank EddieHutcheson and Brenda Schmelzel who servedas Awards and Obedience Chairs respectively.We are quick to criticize, but all our memberswho work for ALAC do so in their spare time. Ittakes many hours of dedication when serving
on a Committee. I also want to thank MarySchroeder who has agreed to serve as ourNational Breed Rescue Coordinator. It us a tre-mendous responsibility and we are honored tohave her as our chair. Anyone who has time toassist Mary, please contact her. Also, if you donot have time, consider making a donation tothe Breed Rescue Committee. Mail your checkpayable to ALAC Breed Rescue to CarolynHerbel, Treasurer.
The results of our 1995 Sweeps are in and thewinner is Madorie Evans. Our 1996 National judgewinner was Edd E. Bivin. The second choice wasKeke Kahn.
Our 1995 National is going to be in Cleveland.Ohio during the week of June 12, 1995. Pleasemark your calendar and plan to suport thisshow.
That's it for now; until next time.
Stephen G.C. Campbell, President
FROM THE SECRETARY
MEETING OF THE BOARDFebruary 12, 1994
Newark, NJ
The meeting was called to order by President
Stephen Campbell at 4:35 pm. In attendance:
Stephen Campbell, Edmund Sledzik, Ann
Lanterman, Larry Bruton, Cindy Butsic, RichardCamacho, Brenda Schmelzel, Carolyn Herbel,
Amy Andrews. Susan Giles flight was delayedand she arrived late. Excused: Joyce Johanson,
Becki Kraus, Nancy Plunkett. Absent: Janet Whit-
man. Guests: Bobbie Wood, Jan Bruton, Don
Hanson. Addendum to the agenda were doneat this time.
President's Message, Stephen Campbell. Stevethanked Carolyn for composing the AKC Ga-zette column just before an impending dead-line. He presented a letter of compliment to
Susan Giles, Bulletin committee, from Diane
Selmer. He requested the Secretary mail or FAX
a copy of all correspondence to him. Also pre-
sented was the resume of the "Most influential
brood bitch" of our breed to be printed in theAKC Gazette. Several committee chairpersonsfailed to present committee reports or respond
by the deadline and therefore were not dupli-
cated for distribution to the Board members.
Report of the Secretary, Amy Andrews. 1992 and
1993 Annual and Board meeting minutes areapproved as published. Correspondence: AllAKC correspondence was turned over to Ray
Sledzik for his report. The remainder are lettersregarding:
• AKC's acknowledgment of the Sanctioned B-08
status of Sooner Lhasa Apso Club of Greater Okla-
homa City
• Golden Retriever Club of America concerning mi-
crochip identification
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SECRETARY - Continued
• Marina Zacharias offering an enclosed article on"Homeopathy and the Fading Puppy" for Bulletinpublication
• Renee Kaswan DVM, University of Georgia explain-ing her need to recruit Lhasa Apso fora city-eye study
• Project BREED brochure offering breeder referral,breed education and rescue info
• K-9 News Line requesting information for breederreferral and education for their local service
• Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus Research Programs"Bloatnotes" news letter
• Detroit Kennel Club requesting breed information
• Dog World offering a rebate for each subscriptionsubmitted by a Club member
• Rio Linda Dog Fanciers introducing their dog showentry service
• Embassy Suites, San Rafael CA, offering their facili-ties as a show site
• WE Productions offering pamphlets educating thepublic on puppy purchasing
• FACES offering breed cross-stitch kit
• Lhasa Apso Reporter editor, Denise Olejniczak,outlining her plans and her commitment to assist
ALAC
Amy also reiterated motions by mail as ofJuly 28,1993:
• The Measurement Certification Committeeaccepted as a standing committee. Passed 8yes, 1 no.
• Standing committee chairs be accepted foranother term. Passed 12 yes
• In light of their tardiness, the July 1992 meetingminutes shall only be mailed, not published inthe Bulletin. Passed 9 yes, 1 no
• Choice of host club for 1994 Futurity Region 4,9 Willamette, 3 Cascade
The 1994 Nominating Committee was selected:Larry Bruton (OR), Board member, Sandy Barker(VA), Leslie Baumann (IN). Alternates: Pat Collier
(VT) and Terre Mohr (NH). Carolyn moved andRay seconded that Larry serve as Chair of theNominating Committee. Motion passed.
Treasurer's Report, Carolyn Herbel. TheSeptember 1, 1993 to February 4, 1994 financialreport was distributed. The starting checkbookbalance was $18,081.92. Receipts totalledS18,170.01 and expenses totalled $12,310.25leaving a checkbook balance of $23,941.68with committed funds to Futurity, Trophy, andBenitez/Wilks committees in the amount of53,015.91 leaving a general fund in the amountof $20,925.77. Carolyn moved and Rayseconded that the following list of lapsedmembers due to late payment of dues bereinstated: Debbie Burke,JenniferFreeman,PamGamble, Melanie Harper, Diana Kingston, Edwinand Marianne Nixon, Chris and Kelly Roper,Daniel and Patricia Turner. Motion passed.Discussion commenced concerningreinstatement afterthe December 1st deadline.Carolyn wants included with the next dues noticea notation stating "If dues is not received byDecember 1st, your name will be removed fromthe roster and mailing list." Also included on thedues notice will be a requestfor contributions forthe Benitez/Wilks fund. Richard moved andBrenda seconded that requestsfor contributionsfor the Benitez/Wilks fund be included on thedues notice. Motion passed. Ray moved andLarry seconded the $500.00 "loan" advancefrom the general fund to the Benitez/Wilks fundbe forgiven. Motion passed.
AKCDelegate,RaySkedzik.The March meetingwill feature the delegate vote regarding thenew breeding age limitations for all dogs, 8years for bitches and 12 years for dogs. TheBoard voted for Ray voting "no" on the new agestatute.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
AKC Gazette. Resumes received from KayLagosky and Carmen Spears. Cindy Butsicexpressed an interest in writing the column butwas under the impression the committee hadbeen filled and did not present a resume. The
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SECRETARY - Continued
Board voted in favor of additional candidatesbeing solicited in the President's Bulletin columnand articles from each of the candidates, afterreview by the President, be published in theGazette.
Benitez/Wilks Fund. Reported under Treasurers'
report.
Breed Standard Committee, Norman Herbel.Continuing correspondence with AKC about
computer imaging for illustrations for the Breed
Standard Guide. Interest in breeder/exhibitor
seminars is growing. The committee is consider-ing holding a seminar at the National. The 1994
judges study group will be held June 17.
Catalog Advertising. Report under Show Com-
mittee.
Code of Ethics, Cindy Butsic. Letters received
after the Code was accepted were reviewedby Cindy. The committee will take the lettersunder advisement.
Education and Health, Lynn Jamison. Report
from Lynn Jamison reviewed. The Board agreedwith Lynn's request the Canine Good Citizenship
fee be $5.00. The Show Committee will coordi-
nate schedule. Lynn requested and was granted
approval for her name to be on file with AKC as
Public Education Coordinator.
Finance, Carolyn Herbel. ALAC is now fax ex-empt with the IRS. A copy of the certification oftax exemption will be sent to the Secretary.
National Specialty Guidelines. No report.
Handbook. New membership roster and com-mittee updates pending.
Historian, Becki Johnson. Report from Becki
Johnson dispersed for review.
Local Club Liaison, Michael Santora. Michael
Santora's report included his thanks for clarifica-tion of the ALAC Best of Winners plaque eligibilityto regional clubs for award at their specialtyshows.
Measurement Certification Program, NancyPlunkett. Nancy Plunkett's report had been re-ceived by the Board prior to the meeting. TheChairman expressed concerns regarding false
publication of a certified measurement and
false claims of certified measurements to a
judge. The Board recommended the list bepublished annually in the Yearbook. Also rec-
ommended, a check-box selection allowing
the dog's owner option to accept the measure-
ments, decline the measurements, agree to
publish, and decline to publish.
Membership Promotion, Ann Burton. Ad regard-
ing ALAC was placed in the Westminister cata-
log. There was some discussion about the effec-
tiveness of placing ads in the catalog of a show
as specialized as Westminister. Chairman Ann
Burton stated in her report that the summaryregarding the surveys sent to persons whose
memberships lapsed in 1993 was still pending.
She also asked to be advised of other areas to
advertise. Many board members felt high entry
shows such as Detroit KC, Western Reserve KC,
and Santa Barbara (?) would tend to reach
more Lhasa fanciers. Ray reminded the Boardthat advertising in regional specialty catalogs
as a show of support was one of the original
intents of the committee. Cindy recommended
the committee be allowed to continue to ad-vertise in other areas of the country, Steve will
contact Ann for her plan of action.
Obedience, Brenda Schmelzel. Report under
Show Committee.
Program Listing. No report.
Roster, Steve Campbell. Functioning as best as
possible. Steve reported the difficulty in keeping
the list current. Amy submits any address changes
she gets after a general mailing but new phonenumbers are not available in the majority of
cases. Steve also commented on the difficulty
of removing then adding members who renew
past the December 1st deadline.
Trophy. Report under Show Committee.
Ways and Means, Pat Hufnail. Pat phoned Steveinforming him of the probability of her having to
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Ways and Means, Continued. resign. She willgive him an answer within three three monthsand will compile a complete inventory in themeantime. The Board expressed sadness at los-ing this imaginative and efficient chairman.
Yearbook Distribution. It was reported that theinventory is out of 1976 issues.
Yearbook Promotion, Richard Camacho. Rich-ard and Amy will look into the cost of reproduc-ing the 1976 and 1977 issues as one book.
Yearbook Editor, Amy Andrews. Amy's writtenreport was distributed. New fee for yearbookhas been lowered to $20 and a free book of-fered to those advertising three or more dogs. A$3 shipping fee will be charged to those unableto accept delivery at the National Specialty.She needs the 1993 ROM breeder, dog andbitch lists from Eddie no later than May 1.
Bulletin, Susan Giles. Susan reported the com-mittee broke even with the $125.00 mailing allot-ment. Discussion commenced about raising adfees to $45.00 per page w/ photo, $300 for colorfront covers, and $200.00 for color back cover.
She will also consider increasing the fee on
inside color pages. The Board advised she con-tinue status quo.
• • •
Letter and photos from June O'Brien regardingthe status of Pat Chenoweth's dogs were readby Steve and passed among the Board mem-bers. June indicated that she had spent at least$300 on the dogs health since bringing theminto her home. Amy moved and Ray secondedALAC reimburse June O'Brien $300.00 from thegeneral fund for the needs of Pat Chenoweth'sdogs. Motion passed.
A tributary scroll to deceased members wasproposed by June O'Brien. Larry moved andSusan seconded that recognition of deceasedmembers be made during National Specialtyweek. Motion passed. Discussion about proce-dure commenced. The list will be to date this
yearthen annually in subsequent years. Carolynrecommended permanent parchment and saidJune O'Brien would be interested in being care-taker. Ray moved and Amy seconded the Spe-cialty be dedicated to Pat Chenoweth. Motionpassed. Ray moved and it was seconded thatthe show dedication be amended to includeRaena Wilks. 1 yes, 7 no. Motion declined.
A "Service To The Lhasa" perpetual award wasproposed by Patricia Collier. The Board, underthe premise to accept no more perpetual tro-phies due to problems with care, transporta-tion, storage, etc. declined to institute anotherbut recommended Pat Collier steer her ener-gies to setting up a memorial catalog ad in PatChenoweth's name with the proceeds going tothe Benitez/Wilks fund.
Letter from Bob Sharp offering a sterling silverperpetual trophy in the name of Ch. ChenKorum Ti honoring Pat Chenoweth. The Boardwill respond with a letter declining the offer.
Susan moved and Amy seconded that the sec-retary, when notified , send an appropriate cardfollowing the death of a spouse or significantother of an ALAC member. This action will alsocover seriously or critically ill members/spouses ifthe Secretary is notified. Motion passed.
Larry moved and Ann seconded that the mo-tion regarding recognition of deceased mem-bers during National Specialty week be re-scinded, replaced with the establishment of amemorial list of deceased members of the Clubsince its inception. This list will be published in itsentirety in the 1994 Specialty Catalog and theyearbook. In subsequent years, those membersdeceased in previous year will be published inthe catalog and yearbook. Motion passed.
Carolyn moved and Ray seconded DebbieBurke to coordinate the ALAC Rescue Commit-tee due to her great experience in this capac-ity, establishing at least six regional coordina-tors. She is to file a report including her commit-tee guidelines at the June meeting. Motionpassed.
Board called Executive Session.
Continued
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ALAC UPDATE - Page 5
SECRETARY - Continued
Larry moved and Ann seconded, as of 1996, thespecialty date be designated the third full weekof June. 9 yes, 1 no. Motion passed.
Specialty schedule reviewed.
Amy moved and Richard seconded that theBoard appoint Denise Olejniczak (MI) as FuturityHost Club coordinator and the Board appointthe Futurity Secretary as the coordinator/over-seer of the three Futurity committees, and as thesole representative on the show committee rep-resenting the Futurity. Motion passed.
Executive Session ended.
Amy proposed an exception to the constitutionfor the timetable surrounding the 1994 annualelections. Carolyn moved and Steve secondedto accept the proposal. Motion passed.
Timetable as it exists now:Feb 15 Nominating Committee chosenMar 31 General Members receive Nom .Com.'s report and
notice to send nominations from the floor alongwith the corresponding candidate profiles
May 1 Nominations from the floor closed (Sunday)
May 5 Ballots must be in the hands of members (30 daysprior to closing date)
June 5 Ballot deadline (10 days from annual meeting
where vote is announced)June 15 Annual meeting
Analysis: There is NO WAY the Secretary canhave 500 ballots AND candidate profiles com-piled, printed, stuffed, and in the hands of mem-
bers in 3 days after closing date. And the last dayFAXs will also add to the rush at the deadline.
Proposed election timetable for 1994:Feb 15'Mar 15'Apr 15'May 1
Jun 2
Jun 15
Nominating Committee chosenGeneral Membership receive Nom.Com.'s report(Fri) Closing date for nominations from the floor(Sun) Ballots and profiles in the hands of members.General members must have these in their posses-
sion for at least 30 days prior to ballot closing.
(Thu) Ballot closing date (in the hands of the ac-
countant). This date must be at least 10 days from
Annual meeting. This date gives us 13 days.
Vote results announced.
Recommended Adjustments:
• New timetable will allow appropriate window
to have printing proofread and mailing as-
sembled.
• All candidate profiles MUST BE no more than250 words. Reasons: 250 words is about 1/2
page. Many of the profiles last year were onewhole page. Costs to mail the ballot and corre-sponding info will be at least 52 cents per USletter (x500; 30 Canadian members and 40 for-
eign members additional). We need to con-
sider keeping printing and postal costs down.
• From now on, any profile over the 250 wordcount will be cut off at 250 words - wherever it
falls. Sorry. . . Camera ready copy is preferred(for the Secretary to avoid the job of retyping,
exposing the possibility of unintentional errors).
• Candidates sending nominations from thefloor without a profile will be contacted ONCEby phone PROVIDING THERE IS TIME. Last minuteFAXs wil not be contacted.
By-laws. An impromptu survey is being con-
ducted through the Bulletin asking the member-
ship their opinion on Directory term rotation (4
Directors elected for 2 years in alternate years
with the other 5 Directors) and limiting time of
service on the Board. The Board members are to
review the by-law revision except Article IV,
Section 3.
Ray moved and Richard seconded the meet-
ing be adjourned at 12:37 am. Motion passed.
Meeting adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Amy J. Andrews, Secretary
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ALAC UPDATE- Page 6
FUTURITIES - 1995
Region 1: Host: Lhasa Apso Club of NorthernCalifornia. Futurity to be held in conjunction withSacramento Kennel Club All-Breed Show, April
16, 1995. Judge is Max Spears.
Region 2: Host: Greater Milwaukee Lhasa Apso
Club. Futurity to be held in conjunction with theBadger Kennel Club All-Breed Show, Sunday,
May 7, 1995. Judge is Cheryl Zink.
Region 3: Host: Merrimack Lhasa Apso Club.
Futurity to be held in conjunction with the
Merrimack Valley Kennel Club All-Breed Show,
Saturday, May 27, 1995. Judge is Elizabeth
Chidley.
Region 4: Host: Cascade Lhasa Apso Fanciers of
Greater Seattle. Futurity to be held in conjunc-
tion with the Whidbey Island Kennel Club All-
Breed Show, Saturday, May 6, 1995. Judge is
Sarah Fitzgerald.
Region 5: Host: Lhasa Apso Club of Central Colo-
rado. Futurity to be held in conjunction with the
host club's Specialty Show, Saturday, April 22,
1995. Judge is Cherlynn Jozwick.
Region 6: Host: Susan Giles and Sandra Barker.
Futurity to be held in conjunction with Virginia
Kennel Cub All-Breed Show, Saturday, April 9,
1995. Judge is Larry Bruton.
Grand Futurity: Cincinnati, Ohio, in conjunction
with ALAC's National Specialty Week. Date is
tentatively set for Wednesday, June 14, 1995.
Judge is Carol Strong.
Ann Lanterman, Chairman
MEMBERSHIP
New members effective 9-15-94:
• Carol Adelman andBarbara Scarcella
15 Cismey AvenueFloral Park, NY 11001516/352-3404
• Aurora DallaserraV. La Frasca 13Limite S. ArnoFi, Italy 500500039511960
A FUTURITY REMINDER!
When filling out your Futurity Form, if you wish toreceive:
CONFIRMATION:• Fill in both sides of the nominating form.
• Signature on left side of form.
• Include a return stamped, self-addressed en-velope.
NON-CONFIRMATION:• Fill in signed, left side of nominating form.
NOMINATING FEE:• S10.00
YEAR STARTS:• October 1,19_and ends September 30, 19_.
Example: Dogs who wil be entered in the 1995futurities were born between October 1, 1993and September 30, 1994.
CONFIRMATION NUMBER:• Everyone nominating a litter receives confir-
mation in January or February of the year thelitter is eligible to be shown.
DEADLINE:• Nominate litters within 3 months of birth.
New members continued:
• Kimberly A. Greene711 Lake Harbour Drive #1048Ridgeland, MS 39157601/853-2983
• Catherine Lindgren33685 Early RoadNew Carlisle, IN 46652219/654-3071Prefix: Sonshine Country Kennels
• James R. andSharon A. Roseland4545 Birch Church RoadDecatur, IL 62521217/875-5056Prefix: Arcus
• Marjorie York10532 MulberryAvondale, AZ 85323602/877-0428
Joyce Johanson, Chairman
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ALAC UPDATE - Page 7
FROM THE BULLETIN
• The Staff would like to limit Bulletin page copyto an area that is contained within 9" height and6.5" width. We would appreciate any camera-ready copy submitted be set to this format.Width of a single column, on double-columnmaterial, is 3-1/8". We do thank you for yourcooperation!
• A thought on show photographs. . . .Since your dog is the primary focus of an ad ,theBulletin tries to reduce a photo minimally, towhatever percentage, width to height, thatmaintains the dog at the largest possible sizeand still retains a fit to format. A photo taken withthe dog set up on the ground with the judgestanding, presents a problem. To accommo-date the judge's image, the photo requires agreater percentage of reduction and conse-quently a smaller final image of the dog than aphoto taken with everyone kneeling, or the dogset up on a table. Exhibitors might keep this inmind when their next showwin is photographed.
• Please don't forget to send along postage forreturn of advertising photos. Its pretty easy toinclude the same amount in stamps as you puton your photo mailing envelope. In this issue,only three advertisers remembered. Help!
Marianne Nixon, Bulletin Advertising
REGIONAL CLUB NEWS
TWIN CITIES LHAS APSO CLUB announces theirupcoming Fourth Annual Specialty Show andSweepstakes, January 6, 1995. The show will beat the St. Paul Civic Center, Saint Paul Minne-sota. Specialty Judge is Mr. Robert J. Moore andSweeps will be done by Ms. Bev Capstick. Twoall breed shows will be held at the same site, thesame weekend: Land O'Lakes Kennel Club withDr. Samuel Draper juging, and Cambridge Ken-nel Club, judge Mr. D.T. McMillan. Jack Onofriois Superintendent. For further information, con-tact Show Chairman Margaret Fox, 4631 Pleas-ant Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55409, phone 612/822-9449.
WANTED!
The following committees need individuals toserve as chairpersons:
• AWARDS
• LOGO (WAYS AND MEANS)
• FINANCE
• FUTURITY PROMOTION
• MEMBERSHIP PROMOTION
Please contact Stephen Campbell or Amy An-drews if you are interested in serving.
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TWIN CMES LHASA APSO CLUB
FOURTH SPECIALTY SHOW AND SWEEPSTAKESSt. Paul Civic CenterSaint Paul, Minnesota
Specialty'Judge: Mr. Robert J. MooreSweepstakes Judge: Ms. Bev Capstick
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MEET IN
MINNESOTA
Show Chairperson
Ms Margaret Fox
4631 Pleasant Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55409612/822-9449
Show Superintendent
Jack Onofrio Dog Shows
PO Box 25764
Oklahoma City, OK 73125
405/427-8181
ALSO THIS SAME WEEKEND (SAME SHOW SITE)
Land O'Lakes Kennel Club All Breed ShowSaturday, January 7, 1995
Lhasa Judge: Dr. Samuel Draper
Cambridge Kennel Club All Breed ShowSunday, January 8, 1995
Lhasa Judge: Mr. D. T. McMillanOnofrio, Supt.
104141.00.1.**0001.011,00.1.041.1.1104.1wOOM.4.0.0 ******** 04.04, 000
TCLAC TROPHY FUND
Your support of donations to our trophy fund will be greatly appreciated. Donations received by November I, 1994, will be acknowledged
in the catalog. For further details please contact:
Dawn & Gene Katelson256-125th Avenue, Turtle Lake, WI 54889
(715)986-2837
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LHASA APSO RANKINGS - JANUARY 1, 1994 - JUNE 30, 1994
REC# ILhasa_Name IBOBIBISIBISSIGPAIGP.21GP.31GP.41GP.TOTIPTS
CH. HOPE-FUL HANSEM HANSEL 33 1 6 6 9 1 22
CH. HOSHIRA HYLAN SHOTRUE BRIE 24 1 7 3 2 2 14
CH. LASANG LOVE ME DO 22 7 3 2 3 15
CH. MEILI DESERT STORM 26 5 2 5 12
CH. DEL REY'S BABE OF GLORY 11 1 3 1 3 7
CH. TIBLATERR'S TY-BREAKER 24 3 1 1 2 1 5
CH. HYLAN SHOTRU STORM BIRD 9 1 3 1 1 5
CH. RJAY'S TWO SOCKS 21 4 1 1 1 7
CH. WELLINGTON BAYWATCH SURF'S UP 10 1 2 1 1 4
CH. HYLAN SHOTRU SNOW UPDATE 13 1 1 1 1 2 5
CH. MI MOON SHADOW 23 1 1 6 8
CH. SAN JO DRESSED TO THE NINES 11 1 1 4 6
CH. OAKWYND AFTER DARK 16 1 2 1 4
CH. ZHANTOR CAPPUCCINO 7 1 1 1 3
CH. LYNNLAINE'S THE GAMBLER 12 2 1 3
CH. BAHR-B'S MIDNIGHT SULTAN 8 1 1 1 3
CH. RUFKINS KINDRED SPIRIT 8 1 1 1 2
CH. MARVON'S RED BERINGER 6 1 2 3
CH. BOSLAND'S UP'N REDDY 11 1 1 2
CH. TAL-HI SPECIAL EDITION 8 1 2
CH. MOKIEMA'S SKULLDUGGERY 5 1 2
CH. 0 B-MY LORI SHAN SHOWTIME 2 1 1 2
CH. EMPEROR PU YI OF ASTARTE 12 1 1 2
CH. AN-GI'S BLAZE OF GLORY 3 1 1
BOSLAND'S LADY'S CHOICE 1 1
CH. KINDERLAND TA SEN AYERS ROCK 1 1
CH. MISTI ACRES KOPPER PENNY 1 1 0CH. TOUCH 0' GOLDEN BEAR 1 1 0CH. LAZY MT BUZZ SAW 6 2 2
CH. SENGH KYE'S KODY KAT 6 1 1
CH. TINGDENE RUFKINS CHARLY MY DARLIN 5 1 1
CH. UTOPIA'S TAI PAN 2 1 1
CH. RAMBUL'S SINGLETARY 1 1 1
CH. JARO'S APACHE WARDANCIN' BEAR 6 1
CH. SHANARAS SHADE OF ALLANON 4 1 1
CH. LUV-LEE'S HEIR APPARENT 3 1
CH. PAWPRINTS SHOYU SUNDAY BEST 3 1
CH. T RITZ KNIGHT ARMOR 3 1
CH. RUFKINS LIT'L BIT OF RAGGAE 1 1 1
CH. BARJO SIR LANCELOT 7 1 1
CH. BARKER'S DELIRIOUS 7 1 1
CH. RJAY'S RICOCHET 3 1 1
LADELL PHILS THE BILL 1 1 1
MA-JIK'S AMBROSIA 1 1 1
SUNTORY ISABEL 1 1
CH. CHIRAN SAN JO KISS ME KATE 7
CH. PARADE'S TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT 6
CH. RHU-HA'S KARA T'IEN-SHIH 6
CH. MARLO MR. WONDERFUL 5
CH. NU SENG'S ALL THAT GLITTERS 5
The Lhasa Apso standings for 1994 are based on a point system as follows:
Best in Show 10 points Group 1 ....5 points Group 3 ....3 points
Best in Specialty Show 5 points (ALAC 10 pts.) Group 2 ....4 points Group 4 ....2 points
In the event of point ties, dogs are ranked by largest number of BOB, then in alphabetical order.
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BISS CH. PRANA'S DREAM DANCER OF MIO
& MIO'S ABSOLUTELY SWEET GINNA CGC
"Bootsie" and her mom, "Ginna' are shown going Best of Breed and Reserve
Winner, respectively, for the 5 point major at the LACOGNY Specialty. (Mom is
just starting her show career.) Thanks again, Judge Bivin, for acknowledging
the fine Lhasa qualities of these two girls.
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FROM THE BACK
BISSCH. PRANA'S DREAM DANCER OF MIO
"Bootsie" is shown winning Best of Breed from the Open Class at the LACOGNY
Specialty at Somerset Hills under Judge Edd Bivin. Thank you, Judge Bivin, for
this most prestigious 5 point major, making "Bootsie" a new champion. Also,
thank you Debbie, for your expert care in handling our beautiful girl.
Bred and Owned By: JoAnn Germano85 De Forest Avenue, West Islip, NY 11795516-661-6675 Pram Lhasa Apsos
NEW CHAMPION' I
Co-Breeder/Co-Owner:Joan Pettit
Milo Lhasa Apsos
WHAT A FINISH!
ANIMAL LEGISLATION REPORT
FROM THE AMERICAN DOG OWNERS ASSOCIATION comes the July/August 1994 Report of three bills in the
103rd Congress of the United States which should be on the minds of all people involved in the dog fancy. The
bill numbers and a brief description of each follows:
HR 1423/SB 340: Presently the Federal Food and Drug Administration has a regulation which states that
drugs not specifically labeled for use on animals cannot be used to treat animals. Drugs labeled for use on dogs
are almost nonexistent. Since some drugs used on food animals—to fatten them or increase milk production—
cases of human sickness caused by these drugs has been noted. One of our Senators raised the question why
FDA was not enforcing this regulation. If this regulation was enforced, your veterinarians' hands would be tied
since most of the drugs used on your dog are for human consumption.
The passage of these bills would permit veteri-
narians to use drugs which are approved for human
use to treat your dogs.
These bills are important and should be sup-
ported by the entire fancy. Please write to your Sena-
tors and Representatives to seek their support for
these bills.
HR 3271: This bill is cited as the Federal Law
Enforcement Animal Protection Act.
This act would protect animals used by Federal
Law Enforcement Officers in patrolling the borders
and drug work. The criminal element has posted large
rewards for the killing of these animals. This bill would
provide for a fine and/or a five (5) year imprisonment
for such acts.
We support this bill and hope you will include
HR 3271 in your letter asking your Congressmen to
support its passage.
HR 2145: An amendment to Section 227 of the
Housing and Urban—Rural Recovery Act of 1983 to
prohibit owners and managers of federally assisted
rental housing from preventing elderly residents of
such housing from owning or having household pets.
We support this bill and again ask you to in-clude this bill number in your letter to your Congress-men.
We have an opportunity to accomplish a greatdeal with a small amount of effort at minimal cost. Letsflood the 103rd Congress with our letters. Please writetoday. . don't delay as we need support for these bills.
We are being bombarded with local breedmoratoriums and mandatory spay/neuter bills as wellas a resurgence in breed-specific proposals. Keepyour eyes and ears open for any such proposals inyour area. If you hear of anything, call your dogfriends, inform your kennel or breed club and let usknow. Lets work together to oppose detrimental leg-islation.
FROM THE BACK
BISSCH. PRANA'S DREAM DANCER OF MIO
"Bootsie" is shown winning Best of Breed from the Open Class at the LACOGNY
Specialty at Somerset Hills under Judge Edd Bivin. Thank you, Judge Bivin, for
this most prestigious 5 point major, making "Bootsie" a new champion. Also,
thank you Debbie, for your expert care in handling our beautiful girl.
Bred and Owned By: JoAnn Germano85 De Forest Avenue, West Islip, NY 11795
516-661-6675 Prom Lhasa Bpsos
NEW CHAMPION' I
Co-Breeder/Co-Owner:Joan Pettit
Milo Lhasa Apsos
WHAT A FINISH!
ANIMAL LEGISLATION REPORT
FROM THE AMERICAN DOG OWNERS ASSOCIATION comes the July/August 1994 Report of three bills in the
103rd Congress of the United States which should be on the minds of all people involved in the dog fancy. The
bill numbers and a brief description of each follows:
HR 1423/SB 340: Presently the Federal Food and Drug Administration has a regulation which states that
drugs not specifically labeled for use on animals cannot be used to treat animals. Drugs labeled for use on dogs
are almost nonexistent. Since some drugs used on food animals—to fatten them or increase milk production—
cases of human sickness caused by these drugs has been noted. One of our Senators raised the question why
FDA was not enforcing this regulation. If this regulation was enforced, your veterinarians hands would be tied
since most of the drugs used on your dog are for human consumption.
The passage of these bills would permit veteri-
narians to use drugs which are approved for human
use to treat your dogs.
These bills are important and should be sup-
ported by the entire fancy. Please write to your Sena-
tors and Representatives to seek their support for
these bills.
HR 3271: This bill is cited as the Federal Law
Enforcement Animal Protection Act.
This actwould protect animals used by Federal
Law Enforcement Officers in patrolling the borders
and drug work. The criminal element has posted large
rewards for the killing of these animals. This bill would
provide for a fine and/or a five (5) year imprisonment
for such acts.
We support this bill and hope you will include
HR 3271 in your letter asking your Congressmen to
support its passage.
HR 2145: An amendment to Section 227 of the
Housing and Urban—Rural Recovery Act of 1983 to
prohibit owners and managers of federally assisted
rental housing from preventing elderly residents of
such housing from owning or having household pets.
We support this bill and again ask you to in-clude this bill number in your letter to your Congress-men.
We have an opportunity to accomplish a greatdeal with a small amount of effortat minimal cost. Letsflood the 103rd Congress with our letters. Please writetoday. . don't delay as we need support for these bills.
We are being bombarded with local breedmoratoriums and mandatory spay/neuter bills as wellas a resurgence in breed-specific proposals. Keepyour eyes and ears open for any such proposals inyour area. If you hear of anything, call your dogfriends, inform your kennel or breed club and let usknow. Lets work together to oppose detrimental leg-islation.
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