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APRIL 2021 BREED FEATURE DOG SPORTS The Welsh Corgi p8 Track And Search p40 GUNDOG AND HEAVY FIRST AID BREEDS Transporting An In Review p42 Injured Dog p44
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Contents
5 | President’s Message
6 | Board Notes
7 | Anzac Day Dusk Service Invitation
8
8 | Breed Feature – The Welsh Corgi
16 | Bobtails
– The Pembroke Welsh Corgi
18 | Show And Trial Gazette
44
40 | Dog Sports
– Track And Search At Durack
42 | Gundog And Heavy Breeds Show
In Review
44 | First Aid – Transporting An Injured Dog
46 | Life Membership – Gay Westmore
50 | Weight Management –
– Healthy Shape
46
51 | Eventide
52 | Social Media Update
53 | Affiliated Clubs And Services
57 | Durack Vendors
58 | Rates Guide
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President’s Message
“ I am writing this message on the cusp of April
with Easter this week. This is quite a watershed
time for Dogs Queensland on a number of fronts.
It is great to see us returning to a “new normal” with the
number of conformation shows and dog sports events
starting to ramp up as evidenced in our Dog World
2021) is followed immediately by the first meeting of the
new Board when the Board elects the President and the
Senior and Junior Vice Presidents.
magazine schedules and online.
We are always looking to improve our processes and
COVID restrictions have relaxed to an extent, but it is a this time we invited the new directors to meet with the
dynamic situation. For this reason, it is so important that continuing directors and Rob Harrison at a “Meet and
any club officials direct any enquiries about COVID event Greet” session. This was also an opportunity to distribute
requirements to the office and not liaise directly with a folder containing helpful resources to all present .
government agencies. This results in efficiencies and a
In my view was a positive thing to do. It was a great
consistent approach with the office keeping a finger on
opportunity to go around the table and learn more
the pulse with developments on this front.
about each individual. What became clear was that
Our Easter week brings a great array of shows in both we all have very substantive backgrounds in our dog
Bundaberg and Ingham and down south as well. A big world in a wide range of disciplines and dog breeds.
thank you to the organisers who have had an extra layer We share a great love of our dog world that goes back
of organising and related stresses to deal with. many, many decades. And I suppose that is what the
good governance of our dog world is all about. Bringing
It is also a watershed week for the governance of Dogs a range of experiences and different backgrounds to the
Queensland. On Monday, 12 April 2021, we will have the board table in the interest of reaching considered and
last board meeting of the current Board. I once again well-founded decisions for Dogs Queensland.
thank the departing directors for the voluntary service
they have provided over so many years. We look forward I have no doubt that there will be continued challenges
to seeing them make a continuing contribution to our for our dog world over the next few years but I am
dog world as I have no doubt they will. optimistic that we are well positioned to effectively meet
these challenges.
When in 2012 we drafted the constitution of the
Canine Control Council (Qld) Ltd, a Company limited The last 2 years held the most amazing array of
by Guarantee, I was looking at 2 options with the challenges both State wise and Federally and for our
construct of the 12 director board and the election dog world too. We have had bushfires, a pandemic and
of directors. The first option would have provided for most recently floods to contend with. And in biblical
4 year terms with the entire board coming up for re- terms, even a locust plague occurred recently in Western
election every 4 years. The second and recommended Queensland.
option was to have 4 year terms but through transitional I thank the office and the Board for dealing with the
arrangements, to achieve an election cycle with 6 unfolding of the challenges over this period and also
director positions coming up for election every 2 years. thank you, the members, for your patience in dealing
And that was the option taken. A key benefit of that with the cancellation of events and the general impacts
approach has been governance continuity with half the on our daily lives. The current rollout of COVID vaccines
board remaining at each election. is such a welcome development.
On my calculation, we have had 5 election cycles since I am confident the 2021 Board will similarly work
2012. What happens is that the successful director effectively in the best interests of our dog world over the
candidates are announced after polling closes in next few years.
February and those directors “remain on ice” until the
”
AGM at the end of March with a changeover of the Board I wish you all a very Happy Easter in the company of your
at that time. families and dogs.
Under the Constitution, the AGM (happening on 14 April Ulla Greenwood, President
DOG WORLD April 2021 5
BOARD NOTES – APRIL 2021
DOGS QUEENSLAND LIFE MEMBERSHIP • Missing Credit Card Information
Life Membership may be granted to any member of • Limited Register Form Errors
Dogs Queensland who has rendered outstanding or
• Membership and Ownership issues
special services to Dogs Queensland. That person
shall retain membership of Dogs Queensland for their • Missing Forms, ie Colour Verification,
life unless otherwise determined by virtue of any Certificate of Fitness, AI Forms
exercise of disciplinary proceedings under the CCC(Q)
• Signatures of Breeders or Stud Dog Owners
Ltd Rules.
• Missing or Incorrect Microchip Numbers
Any Affiliated Kennel Club or Financial Member may
nominate any member for Life Membership. That • Missing or incomplete DNA Parentage
person will have a minimum of fifteen (15) years Certification
continuous full membership of Dogs Queensland and
Of the 57% of sendbacks, approximately half of these
must have been a member of a Club or Clubs during
were due to incomplete or missing DNA information.
that time. Such nominations are to include a citation,
The Board acted earlier in the year to extend the
which provides the justification for the nomination.
cheaper registration deadline form 3 months to
Citations for those Life Memberships awarded will
4 months and this will be kept in place to allow
be published in the Dog World magazine, and,
breeders more time to complete the DNA Parentage
where possible, presentations will be made at an
Verification prior to submission.
appropriate function or event. The CCC(Q) Ltd Board
of Directors will consider all nominations on their The Board has taken note of these send back rates
merit and with strict confidentiality. and noted the extra workload placed on the Office
The Board sees the grant of Life Membership as and has agreed that from 1st March, that any litter
honouring a member who has been truly outstanding received in the Office that requires further written
in his or her support of Canine Affairs, particularly contact with the breeder will incur a $10 handling
beyond that of a single Club. fee.
All nominations for 2021 Dogs Queensland Life MAIL REDIRECTION FROM
Memberships should be received in the Dogs FORTITUDE VALLEY TO MT OMMANEY
Queensland Office no later than Wednesday 12th
Members are advised to send all correspondence to
May.
Dogs Queensland, PO Box 1136, Mt Ommaney Qld
APPROVAL OF NATIONAL/RESTRICTED 4074 to avoid non-delivery or a ‘return to sender’.
TRIALS APPLICATION: DALMATIAN CLUB OF Mail redirection from our Fortitude Valley post box
ACT will cease on 1 May 2021.
The ANKC is pleased to advise the approval of the NEWLY ERECTED SHADE STRUCTURES AT
2022 National Show/Restricted Obedience and DOGS QUEENSLAND DURACK
Restricted Agility Trial application received from the
Dalmatian Club of ACT via Dogs ACT to be held on 12 The installation of the new shade structures on Rings
and 13 March, 2022 at Dogs ACT EPIC Exhibition Park, 1-10 have now been completed, providing members
Federal Highway, Mitchell, ACT. with shade and shelter from the weather.
SEND BACK FEE
Members will have seen the weekly Transaction Time
Index that is provided in Paw Prints.
As an overview for 2020, we received 3302 Litters
in the Office, of these Litters 57% were submitted
incomplete or incorrectly requiring written contact
with the breeder from the Office. Examples include
but are not limited to the following;
6 DOG WORLD April 2021
Anzac Day
Dusk Service
Invitation
Dogs Queensland and the Forest Lake RSL Sub
Branch would like to extend an invitation to all
members and their guests to attend the Anzac
Day Remembrance Service to be held at the Dogs • Transcervical insemination with fresh,
Queensland Animal War Memorial, Durack on chilled and frozen semen.
Sunday 25 April 2021 commencing at 5pm.
• Semen collection and freezing.
Held at the conclusion of the All Dogs Sports • In-house progesterone testing - results
Spectacular Anzac Day Show, the service will in 20 minutes.
pay homage to the lives lost of the animals who • Dog and bitch fertility assessment and
didn’t returned from active duty. much more.
Light refreshments of a ‘cuppa’, coffee, cold
Dr Scott Norman BVSc PhD DACT
drinks and Anzac biscuits will be available at the
Registered specialist - veterinary reproduction
BBQ area (left of memorial) following the service.
Dr Jennifer Larsen BVBiol BVSc
The Animal War Memorial was dedicated and
unveiled in February 2018. Since then the Forest
Lake RSL Sub Branch have held annual Anzac
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Each year the canine community have been able
to pay their respects by laying wreaths at the
memorial. ‘Rex’ continues to keep a watchful eye
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Breed Feature
THE WELSH CORGI
– Pembroke AND CARDIGAN
Stories are legion about their prowess ... not only as cattle dogs, but
rabbit-catchers, hunters, gundogs, obedience champions – the Corgi
appears to have every talent known to dogs. Every Corgi owner knows the
intelligence and determination, love of life and spirit of this little dog!!!
8 DOG WORLD April 2021
Content sourced from the Extended ANKC Breed Standards higher off the ground than our present day dogs.
with additional information by J. McCann and the Welsh
Corgi Club of Qld. So it was that, late in 1925, a notice appeared in a
Pembrokeshire newspaper inviting all interested
There are two breeds of Welsh Corgi – the in the Corgi to attend a meeting at the Castle
Cardigan and the Pembroke. They are not Hotel in Haverfordwest on Tuesday, December
varieties of the one breed. They are independent 15th at 4.30pm. This advertisement was signed by
breeds, each with an independent origin and J. H. Howell, M.F.H., otherwise know as “Captain
purpose. Jack” Howell, of Solva, Pembrokeshire, whose
WELSH CORGI (PEMBROKE) papers and diaries in the County Records Office
in Haverfordwest have provided much valuable
The Pembroke Corgi is the physically smaller and authentic information. Captain Jack became
member of the Working Group, but despite its Chairman of the new club at that first meeting,
size, he has a very big heart and big appeal and which he described as “very good”, noting in
is still a very popular dog in the United Kingdom, his diary that “40 to 50 were present”. The little
United States of America, New Zealand and, membership/rule book, published that month
of course, here in Australia. His popularity is gives us the names of the founders and also states
attributed by many to the British Royalty, who “That this Club be called “The Corgi Club”.
have been associated with the breed since 1934,
but there is a large band of loyal supporters of The Welsh Corgi Pembroke, having spent
the breed in the way of breeders and fanciers hundreds of years as a farm and companion
throughout the world who care very much for the dog, finally found his way into small agricultural
breed’s welfare and future. shows in Wales during the 1800’s, but it was not
until 1925 that classes were provided for them.
PURPOSE FOR WHICH THE BREED WAS USED At that stage, the Cardigans and Pembrokes
The farmers in the Pembrokeshire area of Wales were shown together. In 1928 they were officially
developed the Welsh Corgi Pembroke as a cattle recognised by the Kennel Club in the UK, and the
dog and companion dog. first Challenge Certificates were awarded. The
The Corgi was an indispensable helper to the two breeds were separated on the Kennel Club
farmers, where the famous herding instincts register in 1935. And in the early days of the Welsh
would aid in everything from bringing in the dairy Corgi Club the spelling of the word “Corgi” could
beast for milking, to gathering in the sheep, to vary somewhat – “Corgie”, “Curgi”, “Curgie”.
guarding the hens, to the long drover’s treks.
A number of Pembrokes came to Australia prior
He is an energetic worker who controls the herd to 1930, but the first registered imports were
from behind by barking and nipping the heels of brought into Melbourne by Mr J Nish in 1934.
the cattle and then going down to ground to avoid These first arrivals were Aust Ch Rozavel Ranger
the kicking hooves. His short sturdy legs give him (Imp UK) and Aust Ch Rozavel Pipkin (Imp UK). In
the ability to stop, start, twist and turn, and his 1935 Pembrokes were exhibited for the first time
low centre of gravity gives him great balance. The at the Melbourne Royal Show. Aust Ch Rozavel
Welsh Corgi is not built for great speed and he was Ranger (Imp UK) was the dog Challenge Certificate
not required to work in large open spaces as the winner, and Aust Ch Titania of Sealy (Imp UK) won
Welsh farms were only small. the bitch Challenge Certificate.
HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE BREED The General Appearance of the Pembroke states
Any records of the origin of the breed have been “Low set, strong, sturdily built, alert and active,
lost in time (if indeed any ever existed), but it is giving impression of substance and stamina in
generally thought that the Welsh Corgi Pembroke a small space. This clause in the breed standard
was developed by the breeding of local dogs with gives a sort of bird’s eye view of the Pembroke
spitz types bought into Wales by the invading Corgi as a whole, which should instantly appeal
Vikings and the Flemish weavers in about 1100AD. as a herding dog, alert and active, low set, strong
These early dogs were much lighter in bone and and sturdily built.”
DOG WORLD April 2021 9
Correct breed type must be a combination of; ROYAL CONNECTIONS
The Western Mail of February 12, 1935 carried
• a correctly proportioned and balanced head
the following: “London Takes to the Dogs – All
• foxy in shape and appearance, together with a London Went to the Dogs Last Week. A tail or not
body capable of endurance a tail – that is the question where the Welsh Corgi
is concerned. It seems a vital question inasmuch
• not so low and heavily bones as to appear
as separate classification is now given to the two
coarse or overdone, nor so lightly boned as to
varieties of the breed, Pembroke and Cardigan.
appear racy.
They are both most attractive, funny little
The Pembroke’s coat is of medium length, straight dogs. Since the Duke of York bought one they
with dense undercoat, never soft, wavy or wiry. have become very popular. The Duke bought a
Pembroke Corgi and the other day I saw Princess
“Fluffy” coats can occur and are not allowable in Elizabeth in a little tweed coat and a beret,
the show ring. They make attractive pets but do walking him on a lead in the park”.
require additional grooming of course.
Which brings us to the “Royal” Connection.
Pembroke Corgis can be a variety of colours - self
One of the famous attributes of the Welsh Corgi
colours in red, sable, fawn, black and tan, with or
is his connection with the Royal Family. Since
without white markings on legs, brisket and neck.
King George VI, as Duke of York, purchased the
Some white on head and foreface permissible.
first Royal Corgi in 1933 they have been known
Good dogs come in any colour, providing that the as Royal Dogs. That first one, from Thelma
colour is correct to the standard. Gray’s Rozavel Kennels in Surrey, was known as
“Dookie”. He was followed, three years later, by
Height: Approx. 25.4 to 30.5 cms
Jane, who had a litter on Christmas Eve, from
(10 to 12 ins) at shoulder
which Cracker and Carol were kept. Princess
Weight: Dogs – 10 to 12 kg (22 to 26 lbs) Elizabeth, for her eighteenth birthday, was given
Bitches – 10 to 11 kg (20 to 24 lbs) “Susan”, who had been born on February 20,
Images this page: Dr Le Hammer
10 DOG WORLD April 20211944, and lived until January 26, 1959. She was WELSH CORGI (CARDIGAN)
buried at Sandringham, together with Sugar and
HISTORY
Heather. The Queen’s dogs are usually buried in
The Cardigan Welsh Corgi has been recorded
the grounds of the house in which Her Majesty is
by historians as being extraordinarily old in
living at the time. The Queen now has her tenth
form dating the breed to Neolithic Man in the
generation directly descended from her first dog,
postglacial age. Ancient tombs do seem to depict
Susan.
a dog very much of similar type and shape as that
There was some correspondence between of the Cardigan. However the origin is lost in the
Buckingham Palace and Capt. Howell in 1947, mists of time and it is better to admit we really
the result of which was that Princess Elizabeth know nothing of the breed as and if it existed
received a real (i.e. born in) Pembrokeshire Corgi a thousand years or so ago. Historians have
as a wedding present. This lucky young lady was recorded that the Cardigan appears to be the
known as Solva Biscuit. Unfortunately, recalls older of the two breeds of Welsh Corgi.
Miss Nancy Bayly, she had problems finding her What has become generally accepted is that the
way out of Buckingham Palace “in time”, and Cardigan is descended from the short-legged
eventually was given to a lady in waiting with a TECKEL group of dogs, which roamed central
more accessible garden. and Eastern Europe and which were, brought to
Wales by the ancient Celts. Photographs of the
Corgis were by now very firmly established as
first known Cardigans show a heavy deep chested
a popular breed. Stories are legion about their
working dog with drop ears, very typical of their
prowess, not only as cattle dogs, but rabbit-
TECKEL ancestry. No doubt the fact that in those
catchers, hunters, gundogs, obedience champions
early years the two breeds of Corgi were not only
– the Corgi appears to have every talent known to
exhibited together but also interbred, resulted in
dogs. Every Corgi owner knows the intelligence
the prick eared Cardigan, which we know today.
and determination, love of life and spirit of this
little dog!!! Developed in the Cardiganshire area of Wales,
Cheryl Neal
DOG WORLD April 2021 11the Cardigan was originally used to drive cattle could duck out of the way of the flying hooves
and control their movement by nipping at their which went over his head and left him unscathed.
heels. The Cardigan was also used as a guard and Due to the all too frequent poor weather
companion dog. In the late 1880’s many Welsh conditions, it was also necessary for the dog to
farmers gave up breeding cattle and took to sheep have a good double coat to protect him from the
for which their favourite “heeler” was not suitable cold and wet.
due to the trait of nipping the heels of the cattle.
Near the turn of the century, classes were held at
This action was rated a fault when applied to
some livestock shows for “heelers” or “curs” but it
sheep with whom a biting dog is undesirable, so
was not until the 1920’s that the term “Corgi” was
in the case of the Cardigan it is thought that some
used regularly and any appreciable breed history
farmers crossed their Corgi with the old Welsh
can be documented.
Collie to produce a dual purpose herder.
It is known that Cardigans were exhibited as
It is also thought that such crossing may have far back as 1892, however classes under the
been responsible for the emergence of the blue jurisdiction of the English Kennel Club were not
merle colour in the breed. provided until 1925, both types being regarded
as one breed, divided into two types. Challenge
In the mountainous area where the Cardigan
Certificates were first offered to Corgis at Cardiff
was developed grass grew short so it was not
in 1928, both types being exhibited together. The
necessary to have a dog with long legs, but it
two types were recognised as two breeds in 1934
was necessary to have a dog with a good turn
and from that time Challenge Certificates were
of speed, plenty of spring to get over the rocky
issued for each breed.
terrain, deep chest to accommodate good lungs,
slightly turned out feet to enable it to move freely The Cardigan Welsh Corgi is overall a slightly
over marshy areas and short thick legs so that he larger dog that the Pembroke Welsh Corgi. It is
12 DOG WORLD April 2021not as numerically strong as the Pembroke and In the general appearance of the breed, the
its breeders are fewer in number. However its Cardigan Welsh Corgi is described as “sturdy,
attractive appearance, calm temperament and tough, mobile, capable of endurance. Long in
kindly expression have endeared the breed to proportion to height, terminating in fox-like
the general public with whom it is popular as a brush, set in line with body.”
companion dog. The breed has loyal devotees in
The Cardigan was bred to work over extremely
England, throughout the Scandinavian Countries,
rough and marshy terrain. He was therefore
the United States of America, New Zealand and
developed as a sturdy dog with strong bone,
Australia.
able to work tirelessly. It should be noted that
the body is required to be long in proportion to
The Cardigan Welsh Corgi was first brought to height. It is this length of body that permits added
Australia in 1953 by an English migrating couple spring, giving the dog plenty of mobility.
Mr. and Mrs. W Lewis. They were already well-
established breeders under the LEWDUX prefix in The impression of a Cardigan is that of a well-
England when they emigrated to live in Western balanced, low-slung, long bodied dog of quality
Australia. They brought with them five Cardigans, with strong bone, keen of expression and free
two males and three females. The 1954 Perth from any coarseness. The finishing touch being
Royal Show was the first Royal Show at which the low set tail with its fox like brush.
Cardigans were exhibited. English Ch. Hannaford
The breed is alert, active, intelligent, steady, not
Rudie was awarded first in both the Limit and
shy or aggressive.
Open Dog classes and was also awarded the Dog
CC and Best Non Sporting Dog in Show. English The Cardigan has a natural steady temperament.
Ch Morfudd of Lewdux was awarded first in Limit With strangers he does not give of himself
and Open Bitch classes and was also awarded the lightly and is often quite reserved. However,
Bitch CC and Limit Bitch in Show. shyness must be penalised and any viciousness
DOG WORLD April 2021 13encountered must be eliminated altogether as it
is not naturally found in the temperament of the
Cardigan.
Their coat is short or medium and of hard texture.
Weatherproof, with good undercoat. Preferably
straight.
The colours of the Cardigan Corgi differ from that
of the Pembroke Corgi.
Any colour, with or without white markings, but
white should not predominate. The Cardigan
comes in many beautiful colours and shadings.
The colours found in the show ring today are
red/white, tricolour, brindle of various shadings,
sable, black/white and the lovely blue merle
with the marbled mixture of blue, grey and black
Jessica Stawell
hairs. White markings on chest, feet, tip of tail
and sometimes a collar, add to the beauty of such
colours.
SIZE
Ideal Height: 30 cms (12 ins) at shoulders.
Both the Pembroke and the Cardigan Corgi have
been highly successful in the show ring.
Additionally, they have proven their suitability in
other dog sports such as Agility, Obedience and
Herding.
THE WELSH CORGI CLUB
OF QUEENSLAND
The Club was established around 1963.
Our Breeds Championship and Open Shows
are held annually in July.
National Breed Shows are organised on a
rotational basis by the states.
The next Welsh Corgi National in Australia is to
be held in Melbourne. (Date to be confirmed.)
For further information on Club activities,
please contact:
Mrs Joanne McCann (Secretary)
Ph: 0499 433 089
Email: jopearl@powerup.com.au
14 DOG WORLD April 2021THE MAIN DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE WELSH CORGI PEMBROKE AND CARDIGAN
DOG WORLD April 2021 15Bobtails
in the Pembroke Welsh Corgi
When the first standard was written, it was only natural opted for the natural short tail that is preferred in the
that it said “tail short, preferably natural” as a greater standard. As we do not have the big kennels with large
percentage of all pems at the time were born with breeding stock, it was important that all breeders in the
natural short tails. Just look at the photos of the first club pulled together and used our resources to the best
greats, tail length varied from terrier tails to normal, of the breed. We turned to Peggy Gamble for help and
short bobs, like you can see in Ch Rozavel Red Dragon, several stud dogs and brood bitches with natural bobs
whose tail is very much the undocked bobs we normally were imported. These dogs were not of the quality our
see here today. In her book, “The Welsh Corgi” Thelma dogs then had, but we knew we had to sacrifice some
Gray writes, “Many Pembrokes are born tailless or with generations in order to get what we wanted – the saucy
a very short stump, though half, three-quarter and full little behind we were used to.
length tails are usual.” (Third Edition, page 41)
We realised that by breeding only from those few
imports, our gene pool would be drastically depleted,
so the long tails were looked upon as a gene bank for
future generations, while the bob were bred to our best
dogs and bitches, later on breeding the resulting bobs
to dogs with full tails again, but still getting over 50% of
the pups with short tails.
Nothing much was known about the gene at the time
we started. It was assumed it was a dominant gene with
incomplete penetrance, and we also assumed that the
Welsh farmers of old would certainly not have opted
for a dog with a natural bobtail unless this meant it
was sound and functional, which was the main thing
for a working farm dog. But rumours were aplenty; the
bobtail lead to the lacking angulation in knee and hock,
Typical bobtail: Ch Rozavel Red Dragon whelped 1932 the bobtail caused kinky tails, the bobtail was related
to defects in the spinal vertebrae, the bobtail lead to
Where did this trait get lost, then? An old English puppies being born without anus, but worst of all; the
breeder I spoke to about this, told me that when she bobtail gene was lethal, causing litter sizes to go down,
got a bobtail in a litter, she stopped breeding from that
bitch, as the bobs were so difficult to dock, and she
found the docked behind so much neater. The same
applied to all her friends in corgis. And we all know
how easy it is to lose a dominant gene. This maens that
mostly the gene “survived” where appearance was not
the main thing – that is where the pem was kept as a
working dog or merely a pet – although the occasional
bob slipped through the breeding program in the bigger
kennels as well. Stormerbanks used to get some, and in
later years Peggy Gamble of the Blands Pembroke took
a great interest in them and made sure the gene was
preserved.
When the docking ban was enforced in Scandinavia in Four present day bobtails: (Top left) A mature bitch,
the late 80’s, the corgi clubs in the Nordic countries all (Bottom left) 8 weeks pup, (Top right) 9 months male,
had a different approach to the problem. In Norway, we (Bottom right) a mature male.
16 DOG WORLD April 2021dogs to die an early death or if they survived, they
were sickly, poor doers.
Of course the first generation of bobs were lacking in
angulation behind, but that was not because of the
bob, it was because our first imports were not show
specimens, but solely brought into the breeding
program for one reason and never line bred to. Bred
to well-constructed dogs or bitches, some of the pups
with short tails would inherit the construction of the
sire, some of the dam, as in all breeding.
Some of the allegations were too far fetched to take
seriously, others we decided to fight back not with
opinions, but with facts. In this we enlisted the help
of the Norwegian Kennel Club, Norwegian Veterinary
Institute and the Norwegian University’s Department
of Agriculture, the Corgi Club and the Kennel Club
contributing the money, the others their time and
knowledge.
First, both pems with natural short tails and also
those with long tails from all lines in a number
considered enough for the study to be relevant, were
x-rayed and their vertebrae studied. The studies were
conducted by Dr Astrid Indreboe at the Norwegian
Veterinary Institute and have been published in
veterinary journals as well as in our own newsletter.
Her findings were conclusive; there are no signs
whatsoever that the gene for a natural short tail
leads to any defects in the spinal vertebrae, nor is it
connected with the kinky tail that can be found in
both short and long tails.
Republished with the kind permission of
Anne Indergaard (Annwyn Welsh Corgis – Norway)
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August 2021 Fox Terrier
September 2021 Chihuahua
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DOG WORLD April 2021 17Show Dates: Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 May 2021
Entries Close: Friday 7 May 2021
CHARTERS TOWERS KENNEL CLUB
Venue: Wordsworth Park,
Glenn Rd, Woodstock QLD
3 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 9(9a), 10(10a),
11(11a), 18(18a)
Entry $15.00, Printed Catalogue (covering both
Fees: Saturday shows) $5.00, Online Catalogue $2.00.
Printed Sunday catalogue $3.00
Online Entries only: www.showmanager.com.au
Enquiries: Tanya Ph: 0466245758
Saturday 15 May 2021 – Show 1
Judging starts at 10:00AM
SHOW GAZETTE Mr F James (QLD) Groups 4, 3,2,1,7,6, 5
and General Specials
Saturday 15 May 2021 – Show 2
Judging starts 1 hour after the completion of show 1
JUNE 2021
Ms L Dorr (QLD) Groups 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
and General Specials
Sunday 16 May 2021
Judging starts at 8:00AM
Margaret Mason Memorial Show
Mrs C Donaldson (QLD) Groups 7,6,5,4,3,2,1
And General Specials
2 rings will be set up on the day and the judge will move
between rings.
Unpowered Camping $15.00 per site per night
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Venue: BrookfieldBROOKFIELD
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Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a),
2 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
Classes:
Entry Fees: 1(1a), 2(2a),
$13.00, 3(3a), $3.00
Catalogues 4(4a), 5(5a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
Entries to:
Entry Fees: Brookfield
$13.00, Catalogues $3.00PO Box 356, Ormeau QLD 4208
Show Society,
EntriesEntries
Online to: to: Brookfield Show Society, PO Box 356, Ormeau QLD 4208
www.showmanager.com.au
Online Entries to:
Enquiries: www.showmanager.com.au
Ulla Ph: 0488742333
Enquiries: Saturday 15 May 2021Ulla Ph: 0488742333 Sunday 16 May 2021
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Show Dates: Saturday 29 May and Sunday 30 May 2021
Entries Close: Friday 7 May 2021
LOCKYER VALLEY KENNEL CLUB INC
Venue: Gatton Showgrounds,
Spencer St, Gatton QLD
3 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 9(9a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
Sweepstakes: Baby Puppy and Puppy
Entry Fees: $15.00, Sweepstakes $7.00, Catalogues $3.00
Entries to: Lockyer Valley Kennel Club, PO Box 356, Ormeau QLD 4208
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
Enquiries Karen Ph: 0407621726 or Andrew (Text only) 0428193824
Show Day Contact: Karen Ph: 0407621726
Saturday 29 May 2021
AM Show judging starts at 8:30AM with Sweepstakes
George Ness Memorial Show
Ring 1 Mr G Maudlen (SA) Baby Puppy Sweepstakes, Groups 1 and 7
Ring 2 Mr B Luxton (SA) Groups 2 and 6
Ring 3 Mr T Kerley (SA) Puppy LSweepstakes, Groups 3 and 5 _J
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General Specials Mrs L Niemann (SA)
Junior Handlers in the lunch break
Saturday 29 May 2021
PM Show judging starts not before 5:00PM with Sweepstakes
Norma Zimmerle Memorial Show
Ring 1 Mr B Luxton (SA) Baby Puppy Sweepstakes, Groups 1 and 7
Ring 2 Mrs L Niemann (SA) Groups 2 and 6
Ring 3 Mr G Maudlen (SA) Puppy Sweepstakes, Groups 3 and 5
Ring 4 Mr T Kerley (SA) Group 4
General Specials Mr T Kerley (SA)
Sunday 30 May 2021
Judging starts at 8:30AM
Ring 1 Mr T Kerley (SA) Groups 1 and 7
Ring 2 Mr G Maudlen (SA) Groups 2 and 6
Ring 3 Mrs L Niemann (SA) Groups 3 and 5
Ring 4 Mr B Luxton (SA) Group 4
General Specials Mr B Luxton (SA)
Camping – Powered $26.00 per night, Unpowered $15.00 per night
Book and pay with Show Manager
DOG WORLD April 2021 19DNA TESTING SERVICE
Show Dates: Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 May 2021
Entries Close: Monday 16 May 2021
BOWEN KENNEL CLUB
Using Dogs Queensland for all your DNA Venue: Bowen Showgrounds,
requirements is a simple, straightforward Cnr Jillets Lane and Mt Nutt Road, Bowen QLD
process for all members (regardless of 2 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS
computer skills). Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 10(10a),
11(11a), 18(18a)
Members can easily place an order for Entry Fees: $15.00, Catalogues (covers both shows)
DNA Profiling and Parentage and it is $5.00 printed, $1.00 online
entirely managed by Dogs Queensland Entries to: Bowen Kennel Club, 36 Boundary St,
Railway Estate, Townsville QLD 4810
from posting DNA swab kits to final DNA Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
results. Enquiries: Amanda Ph: 0415509598
• DNA Profiling and parentage Saturday 29 May 2021
Judging starts at 11:00AM
• Prompt turnaround
ONLY Ring 1 Mrs S Tassan (QLD) Groups 4,5,6 and 7
Other testing available:
$49.50
Ring 2 Mr S Tassan (QLD) Groups 1,2 and 3
General Specials Mrs S Tassan (QLD)
• Breed specific DNA testing
Sunday 30 May 2021
• Specific Single Breed testing Judging starts at 8:00AM
Ring 1 Mrs S Tassan (QLD) Groups 3,1 and 2
Ring 2 Mr S Tassan (QLD) Groups 7,6,5 and 4
General Specials Mr S Tassan (QLD)
Junior Handlers in the lunch break both days
Contact Julana at julana@dogsqueensland.org.au Camping $15.00 per night paid on Show Manager. Covid Plan
or by phone on 3252 2661 for all your DNA enquiries will be available on the Bowen Kennel Club Facebook group.
Show Date: Friday 4 June 2021
Entries Close: Friday 14 May 2021
TOOGOOLAWAH D.A. & I ASSOCIATION
Venue: Toogoolawah Showgrounds,
Ivory Rd, Toogoolawah QLD
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 9(9a),
10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
Baby Puppies must not be entered Entry Fees: $12.00, Catalogues $3.00
in any Show or Trial Event until the Entries to: Toogoolawah D A & I Association,
dog is registered and allocated a PO Box 356, Ormeau QLD 4208
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
number from Dogs Queensland.
Enquiries: Karen Ph: 0407621726
Andrew (Text only) 0428193824
Show Day contact: Karen Ph: 0407621726
Judging starts at 9:00AM
Ring 1 Mr G Kill (QLD) Groups 1 and 7
Ring 2 Mrs J Croad (QLD) Groups 2 and 3
Ring 3 Mrs R Seare (QLD) Groups 4 and 6
Ring 4 Mr P Cousins (QLD) Group 5
General Specials Mr G Kill (QLD)
Passes will not be required as there will be a list of
exhibitor names at the gate.
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Show Dates: Saturday 5 June 2021 and Sunday 6 June 2021
Entries Close: Friday 21 May 2021
DARLING DOWNS KENNEL CLUB INC
Venue: RAS Showgrounds, Glenvale Rd, Toowoomba QLD
3 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS AND 1 OPEN SHOW
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 9(9a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
Entry Fees: $15.00, Baby Puppy $10.00, Catalogues $3.00
Automatic entry into the Open Show if you are entered in either
Championship Show on Saturday.
Entries to: Darling Downs Kennel Club, PO Box 356, Ormeau QLD 4208
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
Enquiries Rosemary Ph: 0410651756
Saturday 5 June 2021
Championship Show 1 Judging starts at 8.30AM
Ring 1 Mrs J Ireland (QLD) Groups 1 and 5
Ring 2 Mrs S Bownds (NSW) Groups 2 and 4
Ring 3 Mrs S Hewinson (QLD) Groups 6 and 7
Ring 4 Mr J Bryson (NSW) Group 3
General Specials Mrs S Hewinson (QLD)
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with General Specials in the dinner break of Show 2
Schedule to follow
Junior Handlers to be judged in the dinner break
Saturday 5 June 2021
Championship Show 2
Judging starts at the completion of Group judging at the Open Show
Ring 1 Mr J Bryson (NSW) Groups 1 and 5
Ring 2 Mrs J Ireland (QLD) Groups 2 and 4
Ring 3 Mrs S Bownds (NSW) Groups 6 and 7
Ring 4 Mrs S Hewinson (QLD) Group 3
General Specials Mrs S Bownds (NSW)
Sunday 6 June 2021
Judging starts at 8:30AM
Ring 1 Mrs S Bownds (NSW) Groups 1 and 5
Ring 2 Mr G Wilshier (QLD) Groups 2 and 4
Ring 3 Mr J Bryson (NSW) Groups 6 and 7
Ring 4 Mr L Wright (QLD) Group 3
General Specials Mr L Wright (QLD)
Camping available at RAS charge of $25.00 per night
Book and pay with Show Manager
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Show Dates: Saturday 5 June 2021 and Sunday 6 June 2021
Entries Close: Monday 17 May 2021
MACKAY KENNEL CLUB INC
Mackay Kennel Club Grounds,
Muller Park, Boundary Rd, Ooralea QLD
3 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 9(9a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
Entry Fees: $15.00, Special Centenary catalogue for the Saturday PM show $5.00
Multi Show catalogue for Saturday AM and Sunday show $3.00
Entries to: Mackay Kennel Club Inc, PO Box 78, Waterford West, QLD 4133
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
Enquiries: John Ph: 0417714100
Saturday 5 June 2021 - Show 1
Judging starts at 9:00AM
Ring 1 Mrs B Doyle (VIC) Groups 4, 6 and 7
Ring 2 Mrs J Keenan (VIC) Groups 3 and 5
Ring 3 Mrs S Mashford (VIC) Groups 1 and 2
General Specials Mrs B Doyle (VIC)
Saturday 5 June 2021 - Show 2
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Ring 1 Mrs J Keenan (VIC) Groups 4,6 and 7
Ring 2 Mrs S Mashford (VIC) Groups 3 and 5
Ring 3 Mrs B Doyle (VIC) Groups 1 and 2
General Specials Mrs S Mashford (VIC)
Sunday 6 June 2021
Judging starts at 9:00AM
Ring 1 Mrs S Mashford (VIC) Groups 4,6 and 7
Ring 2 Mrs B Doyle (VIC) Groups 3 and 5
Ring 3 Mrs J Keenan (VIC) Groups 1 and 2
General Specials Mrs J Keenan (VIC)
The 100th Anniversary Show is the show that was postponed in 2020 due to Covid 19.
To celebrate our Centennial, Rosettes and Prizes will be given for all shows.
No canteen will be available. Mobile food vans will be on the grounds.
Unpowered camping $10.00 per night is available, book through Show Manager.
Club toilets will only be available during showing times.
Public toilets are available off Rainlover St north of the clubhouse.
A list of pet friendly accommodation in Mackay is available on the clubs Facebook page.
Parking and day gazebos are only to be set up behind the fence line adjacent to the dog rings in the rail line open precinct.
No setting up prior to 12 noon on Friday 4th June.
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All schedules up to and including August 2021 Shows and Trials should be
submitted as soon as possible to the Dogs Queensland office.
Please ensure all information is completed including Handlers,
Sweepstakes, Nominated Classes etc.
Submissions by showmanager.com.au are preferred or email
ian@dogsqueensland.org.au.
Show Date: Thursday 10 June 2021
CAMPING BOOKINGS Entries Close: Monday 17 May 2021
AT THE ROCKHAMPTON AGRICULTURAL SHOW
DOGS QUEENSLAND Venue: Rockhampton Showgrounds,
SPORTS GROUNDS Dog Section, Lioncreek Rd, Rockhampton QLD
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
All bookings to camp at the Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a),
Sports Grounds must be 9(9a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
made using the SHOW Entry Fees: $12.00, Catalogues $3.00,
MANAGER website, additional passes $5.00 each
available through the Online Entries www.showmanager.com.au
Dogs Queensland website. only:
Enquiries: Janet Ph: 0439140033
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Judging starts at 9:30AM with Group 1
Ring 1 Mrs D Smith (QLD) All Groups
General Specials Mrs D Smith (QLD)
Camping $26.00 per night on grounds
opposite Showgrounds (No Power).
No Glass area.
DOG WORLD April 2021 23Show Dates: Friday 11 June to Monday 14 June 2021
Entries Close: Saturday 29 May 2021
YUGGERA CANINE CLUB AND DOGS QUEENSLAND
Venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds,
247 King Ave Durack QLD
4 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 10(10a), 11(11a), 18(18a)
Sweepstakes: Baby Puppy and Puppy
Entry Fees: $15.00, Baby Puppies $10.00, Sweepstakes $10.00
Entries to: Yuggera Canine Club, PO Box 78, Waterford West QLD 4133
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
Enquiries: Patrice Ph: 0406538003
Friday 11 June 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021
Judging starts at 4:00PM Judging starts at 4:00PM with Junior Handlers
Friday and Saturday shows will be run under the 1 – 4 Group Placement system
Mrs P Campbell (WA) Group 1 Mrs N Abela (NSW) Group 1
Mr S Kurmaev (WA) Group 2 Mrs L Stevens (ACT)
Group 2, Bull Terriers and Bull Terrier Miniatures to
be judged at the end of the group.
Mrs L Buckley (ACT) Group 3 Mrs I Dawes (QLD) Group 3
Prof B Corbett (NSW) Group 4 Mr S Kurmaev (WA)
Hounds less Whippets. Afghan Hounds and
Dachshunds to be judged at the end of the group.
Mr S Warry (WA) Group 5 Prof B Corbett (NSW) Group 5
Mrs L Stevens (ACT) Group 6 Mrs P Campbell (WA) Whippets followed by
Group 6
Mr I Hinde (QLD) Group 7 Mrs L Buckley (ACT) Group 7
General Specials Mrs N Abela (NSW) General Specials Mr S Warry (WA)
Sunday 13 June 2021 Monday 14 June 2021
Judging starts at 8:30AM with Sweepstakes Judging starts at 9:00AM with Sweepstakes
Sunday and Monday shows will be run under the normal Group system
Mrs L Buckley (ACT) Puppy Sweepstakes and Mr S Warry (WA) Group 1
Group 1
Mrs P Campbell (WA) Group 2 Mrs I Dawes (QLD) Group 2
Mr S Kurmaev (WA) Group 3 Prof B Corbett (NSW) Group 3
Mrs I Dawes (QLD) Group 4 Mrs L Buckley (ACT) Baby Puppy Sweepstakes
and Group 4
Mrs N Abela (NSW) Group 5 Mrs L Stevens (ACT) Puppy Sweepstakes and
Group 5
Mr S Warry (WA) Group 6 Mrs N Abela (NSW) Group 6
Mrs L Stevens Baby Puppy Sweepstakes and Mr S Kurmaev (WA) Group 7
(ACT) Group 7
General Specials Prof B Corbett (NSW) General Specials Mrs P Campbell (WA)
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Entries Close: Monday 31 May 2021
BULL TERRIER CLUB OF QUEENSLAND INC
WINTER BULLYFEST 2021
Venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, 247 King Ave, Durack QLD
1 SPECIALTY SHOW, 2 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS AND 1 OPEN SHOW
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 10(10a), 11(11a)
Sweepstake: Veteran
Entry Fees: Members $20.00, Non-Members $25.00, Baby Puppy $10.00, Sweepstakes $10.00,
Catalogues $10.00 covers all shows
Entries to: Show Secretary, PO Box 595, Jimboomba QLD 4280
Online Entries: www.showmanager.com.au
Enquiries: Leah Ph: 0423707380
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Friday 11 June 2021 Friday 11 June 2021
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Judging starts at 9.00AM Judging starts not before 1.00PM
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Mr D Hill Veteran Sweepstakes, Bull Ms K King (SA) Veteran Sweepstakes, Bull Terrier
(NSW) Terrier Miniatures, Bull Terriers Miniatures, Bull Terriers
Saturday 12 June 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021
Open Show Specialty Show
Judging starts at 9.00AM Judging starts not before 1.00PM
with Veteran Sweepstakes with Veteran Sweepstakes
Mr J Daidone Veteran Sweepstakes, Bull Mr T Wiseman Veteran Sweepstakes, Bull Terrier
(QLD) Terrier Miniatures, Bull Terriers (NSW) Miniatures, Bull Terriers
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Show Date: Saturday 12 June 2021 7
Show Date: Saturday 12 June 2021 7
Show Date: Saturday 12May
June2021
2021 Show
EntriesDate:
Close:Saturday
Friday 21 12May
June20212021
Entries Close: Friday 14
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Friday 14 May 2021 Entries Close:
QLD BOXERFridayCLUB
21 May 2021
BORZOI QUEENSLAND INC Venue: DogsQLD BOXER CLUB
Queensland Sports Grounds,
BORZOI CLUB OF QUEENSLAND INC
Venue: Dogs Queensland Sports Grounds, Venue: Dogs Queensland
247 King Ave, Durack Sports
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Venue: Dogs Queensland
247 King Sports
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CHAMPIONSHIP ANDDurack
OPEN QLDSHOW
247 King Ave,
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OPENQLDSHOW CHAMPIONSHIP AND OPEN
Classes: 1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), SHOW 10(10a),
Classes: CHAMPIONSHIP AND4(4a),
1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), OPEN5(5a),
SHOW 9(9a), Classes: 11(11a),
1(1a), 2(2a), 3(3a), 4(4a), 5(5a), 10(10a),
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Ph: 0408197250
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Show Date: Saturday 12 June 2021
Show Date:
Entries Saturday
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Catalogues
Online Entries only: $5.00 includes both shows
www.showmanager.com.au
Online Entries only: www.showmanager.com.au
Enquiries: Melissa Ph: 0407893464 – No calls after 8.30PM
Enquiries: 9.00AMMelissa
VeteransPh:Parade
0407893464 – No calls after 8.30PM Championship Show
9.00AM
followedVeterans
by OpenParade
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of the Open Show
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Email Veteran details, summarySpecials
and photo to Mr D Staines (QLD) Specials
Sweepstakes and Property
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anmenta@lis.net.au Mr D Staines (QLD) Sweepstakes and Property
Classes
anmenta@lis.net.au
Registered Classes
Neuters entered in classes 18 or 18a can compete in Property Classes but not Sweepstakes
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Point in Property Classes but not Sweepstakes
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