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KENNEL AND BENCH
                                 FEBRUARY 2020
                                          2020 Tattoo Letter is “H”

                                               From our archives:
                                                     This issue of
                                                Kennel and Bench
                                                 was published in
                                                  February 1896.

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• Now Available: Online Litter Registrations
• Canadians bring the heat to Orlando

		                                                 PLUS MORE ...
KENNEL AND BENCH FEBRUARY 2020 - Follow US! - Canadian Kennel Club
A MONTHLY INFORMATION SUPPLEMENT

                     KENNEL AND BENCH
                                                                                                               FEBRUARY 2020

                                                  CONTENTS
                                                                                                                                  What’s New
HEAD OFFICE
200 Ronson Drive, Suite 400
Etobicoke, Ontario
M9W 5Z9                               2 NOW AVAILABLE: Online Litter Registrations
GENERAL INQUIRIES                     2 Breeder Support Notice to Share with Your Dog/Puppy Buyers
Tel: (416) 675-5511

MEMBERSHIP SERVICES                   2 Shows and Trials Update: IT-Related Delays
Tel: 1 (855) 364-7252
E-mail: information@ckc.ca
                                      3 Canadians Bring the Heat to Orlando
PREMIER TOLL FREE
Tel: 1 (855) 880-6237
                                      4 Planting Seeds
ORDER DESK                            5 Milestones
Tel: 1 (800) 250-8040
E-mail: orderdesk@ckc.ca

WEBSITE
www.ckc.ca
                                                                                                                     Monthly Features
FAX
Head Office: (416) 675-6506
Shows and Trials Division:
(416) 675-9368                        2 Notice Board
HOURS                                 6 Kennel Names
Switchboard/Office
Monday to Friday
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

KENNEL AND BENCH
published monthly online.
                                  BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Editor/Production Coordinator     Chair of the Board                 Ontario North                   Ontario Central               Alberta, NWT and Nunavut
Kristen Roman                     Joan Bennett                       Richard Paquette                Peter Laventhall – Wolfish    Sharon Derrick
                                                                     PO Box 640                      2 Sandringham Drive           60 Riverview Cl SE
                                  Nova Scotia and                    411 St Agnes Street             Toronto ON M5M 3G3            Calgary AB T2C 4C4
Graphic Designer                  Newfoundland and Labrador          Azilda ON P0M 1B0               Tel: (416) 802-4707           Tel: (403) 236-7280
Stacey Sambury                    Lendra Barker                      Tel: (705) 983-2630             peter@laventhall.com          sderrick@shaw.ca
                                  98 Meadowbrook Drive               wenrick@wenrick.ca              www.peterlaventhall.com
                                  Beaverbank NS B4G 1E2                                                                            British Columbia Southwest
                                  Tel: (902) 865-9783                Ontario East                    Manitoba                      Joan Bennett
HONOURARY POSITIONS               edelmar@ns.sympatico.ca            Thomas Nesbitt                  Corinne Walker                #418-5735 Hampton Place
Honourary Patron                                                     255 Cunningham Rd               PO Box 338                    Vancouver BC V6T 2G8
Her Excellency the Right -        New Brunswick                      Gananoque ON K7G 2V4            Warren MB R0C 3E0             Tel: (604) 731-2394
                                  and Prince Edward Island           Tel: (613) 382-1123             Tel: (204) 383-5264           joanbennettbcsw@gmail.com
Honourable Julie Payette -        Paul Oslach                        nesbittzone5@gmail.com          prairieskykennel@gmail.com
Governor General of Canada        2353 Route 490                     www.preludekennel.com                                         British Columbia
                                  Ammon NB E1G 4R6                                                   Saskatchewan                  ­Interior and Yukon
Honourary Chair                   Tel: (506) 204-8355                Ontario West                    David Gilmour                  Lynne Bruce
                                  poslach@outlook.com                Dr. Paul Eckford                PO Box 76 Station Main         579 Testalinden Pl
MJ (Joey) Nattrass                                                   1993 Lonsdale Road              6 Federal Drive                Oliver BC V0H 1T1
                                  Quebec                             Breslau, ON N0B 1M0             White City SK S4L 5B1          Tel: (250) 572-2206
Honourary Vet                     Linda St-Hilaire                   Tel: (226) 887-9388             Tel: (306) 781-2135            lynnebruce5@gmail.com
                                  2330 St-Clement                    paul@tinybearpoms.com           davidgilmour@sasktel.net
Dr. John Reeve-Newson             Québec QC G1E 3W8                  website: www.tinybearpoms.com
                                  Tel: (418) 821-0318
                                  lindasthilaire@videotron.ca
                                  www.lindasthilaireckc.weebly.com

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NOTICE BOARD

NOW AVAILABLE:                                                     Listing Fees
ONLINE LITTER REGISTRATIONS
                                                                   Individuals waiting on registration numbers for recognized
CKC has launched Online Litter Registrations on the Portal.        breeds can enter CKC events as “listed”. Those paying listing
                                                                   fees due to the impact of the backlog are encouraged to
Submit all litters for registration, including:                    forward copies of their entries to information@ckc.ca with the
• CKC Registered Sires;                                            subject line “Listing Fee Reimbursements”. The body of the
• Foreign Registered Sires (from a CKC recognized registering      email must include the date the registration application was
  body);                                                           submitted as well as whether it was submitted using the online
• Multiple Sires; and                                              Portal or emailed/mailed. Pending an assessment by CKC, a
• Artificially Inseminated litters.                                reimbursement of the associated listing fees will be issued.

Important information to support online litter registration:       Premium Lists & Judging Panels
• If you haven’t accessed CKC’s new online Portal yet, these       CKC’s judging panel approval process is currently delayed. In
  quick instructions on creating a portal account will get you     an effort to support clubs in publishing their Premium Lists
  started.                                                         so that their entries are not impacted, Clubs that are awaiting
• CKC has updated its dog registration numbers system as of        final approval of judging panels are encouraged to release their
  November 1st.                                                    premium list marked *SUBJECT TO CHANGE PENDING
• Registered dog names can now contain a maximum of 50             CKC APPROVAL*. Exhibitors and participants should note that
  characters.                                                      published Premium Lists may not be final.
• Online Dog Registrations are now available on the Portal.
  Complete your business with CKC once your litter                 Temporary Competition Numbers
  application is finalized.
                                                                   With the implementation of CKC’s IT system, a new process
BREEDER SUPPORT NOTICE                                             requires all owners of unregistered, recognized breeds entering
TO SHARE WITH YOUR DOG/                                            events to obtain a Temporary Competition Number (TCN).
PUPPY BUYERS                                                       TCNs will replace the current system of entering events with
In an effort to support breeders, CKC has created an official      dogs as “listed” and will allow dogs to temporarily participate
notice that can be provided to dog/puppy owners who                in CKC events while they pursue permanent registration or an
purchased a dog/puppy to be registered with the Canadian           Event Registration Number (ERN).
Kennel Club. This official notice is valid until March 31,
2020 and explains that a delay in providing CKC registration       TCNs will be required to enter all events with closing dates
certificates is due to circumstances out of a breeder’s control.   after March 2, 2020.
CKC will not penalize any breeder for a delay in providing
certificates due to the current backlog.                           Event Results

                                                                   We understand and appreciate how important accessing event
The official notice can be viewed and printed here.
                                                                   results are to our members and non-members who participate
                                                                   in CKC events. Providing access to event results is a priority
New dog/puppy owners that are waiting for a registration
                                                                   for CKC.
certificate can also view the official notice on CKC’s website.
                                                                   2019 event results are current until August 28, 2019.
SHOWS AND TRIALS UPDATE: IT-
RELATED DELAYS                                                     Currently, our highest priority and attention is focused on
Miscellaneous Registrations                                        ensuring the required updates are made to the functionality
                                                                   of dog and litter registrations on the CKC Portal. Once this is
Individuals who are awaiting a Miscellaneous Certificate           resolved event results will be entered into the system and title
Number (MCN) can temporarily enter events with closing             certificates will follow. We appreciate your continued patience.
dates no later than March 31, 2020 without a registration
number, and the Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) will assign an
MCN once the backlog has been cleared. All points and titles
earned under the listed entries will be connected with the MCN
once assigned.

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CANADIANS BRING
THE HEAT TO ORLANDO
                                     Highlights from the
                                     AKC National
                                     Championship 2019

                                      The AKC National
                                      Championship Dog Show
                                      was held for the 19th year
                                      in a row at the Orlando
                                      Convention Centre. 5,284     GCHS Avalon’s Rocket Man @ Rexroth took Best of Breed
                                      dogs from all over the       under Judge Mr. Geir Flyckt-Pedersen. Elton is a Norfolk
                                      globe competed to be Top     Terrier and he’s owned by Leslie Walter, Steve Walter and Lori
                                      Dog. This included 159       Pelletier.
                                      Golden Retrievers, 107
                                      Australian Shepherds, 91     Judge Pamela Bruce awarded Labrador Retriever GCH Gofetch
French Bulldogs, 82 Cavalier King Charles Spaniels… I could go     Beaumont Hamel Best of Breed at the AKC National
on, but I’m sure you get the picture.                              Championship. Beau is owned by Patrick Coady, Caitlin O’Brien
                                                                   and Pamela Squires.
Even with the massive number of entries of high-quality
purebred dogs, Canada shined bright and reminded the world
that our dogs are second to none. Here are some Canadian
brags from the 2019 AKC National Championship presented by
Royal Canin that we can all be very proud of:

                                     Best of Breed Wins

                                    Judge Col. Joe B. Purkhiser
                                    awarded Rough Collie
                                    GCHB Sylvan Argent             Beagle GCHB Foxtail’s Race To The Finish won Best of Breed
                                    Pumped Up Kicks Best of        under Judge Clay Coady. AJ made the cut in the Hound Group
                                    Breed. Saxson is owned by      as well. He’s owned by Sheri L. Berndt-Smith, Darrell Smith and
                                    Connie DuBois, Dr. Cindi       Will Alexander, who is also his handler.
                                    Bossart, Simon Klaver and
                                    Earl Liverance. Connie         Woody aka GCH Redmoon’s Sexy Son of a Duck took Best of
                                    DuBois handled Saxson to       Breed under Judge Mrs. Christine E. Calcinari. He also made
                                    this win as well as a Group    the cut in the Sporting Group. This handsome Nova Scotia
                                    2 in Bred by Exhibitor.        Duck Tolling Retriever is proudly owned by Kendyl Schultze.
Connie is Saxson’s breeder along with Dr. Cindi Bossart.           Woody is presented by Chelby Marling.

Sealyham Terrier GCH Goodspice Miss Emma of Salt Creek             Sophia the Old English Sheepdog won the Herding Group
was given Best of Breed by Judge Mrs. Christine E Calcinari.       under Judge Ms. Mary Anne Brocious. She is known in the ring
Emma is owned by Barry Brabant and Peter Ziliotto. She is          as GCHG Bagatelle Moonlight Drive and is owned by Roberta
handled by Hailey Griffith.                                        Corbett, Bernard Charest and Joanne Charest.

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                                      Reserve Best in Show              its 50thanniversary with a competition for Junior Handlers on
                                                                        Sunday, November 24th. This competition was unique as the
                                      Reserve Best in Show at           Juniors (ages 14 – 17) had only Dandie Dinmont Terriers to
                                      the 2019 AKC National             show. With $500 in total prize money, they had to prove their
                                      Dog Show was presented            prowess by handling several different Dandies. Some were well
                                      by Judge Mr. Jordan L             trained Champions, but others were puppies, inexperienced
                                      Chamberlain to GCHP
                                                                        or somewhat reluctant. The goal of this event was to introduce
                                      Stonerun Afternoon Tea.
                                                                        Juniors to this rare breed, let the public see a great bunch of
                                      Siba is a Standard Poodle
                                                                        Dandies (thousands attend the Toronto Pet Expo) and to give a
                                      and she’s owned by
                                      Connie Unger and William          youngster a lasting memory of connecting with a rare breed.
                                      Lee. Siba’s handler is
                                      Chrystal Murray.                  As Master of Ceremonies, Canadian Kennel Club Director
                                                                        Richard Paquette kept the audience informed. Shannon
This year’s AKC National Dog Show has left us cheering “Go              Scheer, a renowned professional handler from Calgary who
Canada Go!” I’d like to wish the entire Canadian Fancy a very           is deeply involved with Juniors judged the first section: “The
Happy Holiday Season. Enjoy your break and get ready to rock            Handler Most Able to Adapt to Each Dog Given to Them”. The
in 2020! Maybe I’ll see you at Elora Gorge!                             Dandie Dinmont Terrier Club of Canada’s President Mike
                                                                        Macbeth then judged “Most Patient Handler with a Puppy or
Read more about how CKC supported the proposed legislation              Inexperienced Adult”. As the breeder of most of the competing
and how you can provide feedback on the proposed changes on             dogs, Mike had the advantage of knowing which dogs were the
CKC’s website.                                                          most difficult for the young handlers to demonstrate their skills.

PLANTING SEEDS                                                          There was also a written test, and the answers, particularly to
                                                                        traits that make the Dandie unique proved that several Juniors
                                      The Dandie Dinmont                had truly studied the standard and the breed’s rich history.
                                      Terrier Club of Canada
                                      hosted a unique event
                                      designed to make lasting
                                      memories for Junior
                                      Handlers

                                      Image: L to R: Shannon Scheer;
                                      Mike Macbeth; Braydon
                                      Broadhurst, Sydney Berard
                                      Beaupré, Brielle Tanzi-Foshay,
                                      Richard Paquette (Desera Jaynes
                                      was away showing her dog)

In my blog last week, I was listing activities and events that we,
the owners of rare dog breeds, can do to promote our breeds.
The Dandie Dinmont Terrier Club of Canada consists of a                 Image: L to R: , Sydney Berard Beaupré, Desera Jaynes, Brayden Broadhurst,
dedicated bunch who come together several times throughout              Brielle Tanzi-Foshay
the year to get their breed known. Recently, at the International
Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, the group made lasting                  The nine Juniors stood on one side of the show ring, and nine
memories for a group of young dog enthusiasts.                          owners entered with their Dandies. Each Junior then drew the
                                                                        name of one of the dogs and the owner stepped forward and
So much was going on at the International Centre last weekend!          handed over their dog. Shannon Scheer gave the teens several
The Toronto Christmas Pet Expo was held in conjunction with             minutes to play with and get to know the Dandies before she
both the Aurora and District Kennel Club Dog Show and The               started to put them through their paces.
Royal Canin Crown Classic. And that’s just the dog side of the
massive Expo! There was also a cat show, dozens of parrots,             When Shannon completed judging of the more experienced
hundreds of reptiles and a pig being paraded around. On top of          dogs, Mike Macbeth asked nine owners of puppies,
all that, the Dandie Dinmont Terrier Club of Canada celebrated          inexperienced or unenthusiastic dogs to enter the ring, and

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again the Juniors each drew the name of the Dandie they would                  Most Patient Handler: First: Desera Jaynes, Second: Sydney
begin with, but in both competitions the young handlers were                   Berard Beaupré
asked to switch dogs so they could demonstrate their ability
with a variety of dogs.                                                        Best Overall Dandie Dinmont Terrier Handler: Brayden
                                                                               Broadhurst
Once the winners were announced, Richard Paquette
introduced one of the competitors to the audience – Isaac Clark,               Image: L to R: DDTCC Vice President, David Simpson; President Mike
who won the National CKC Junior Handling competition and                       Macbeth; Shannon Scheer
will be representing Canada at the world-famous Crufts dog
show in Birmingham, England in March. The CKC and a breed                      MILESTONES
club have donated funding for his expenditures. To support
                                                                               We regret to announce the passing of the following member.
Isaac’s journey, the Dandie Club announced that they are
                                                                               The Canadian Kennel Club wishes to extend condolences to
pleased to contribute $200 and challenged other dog clubs in
                                                                               family and friends.
Canada to match their donation.
                                                                               • Marie Horne of Bowmanville, ON

Image: Several junior competitors including the four winners and Issac Clark
who is representing Canada at Crufts 2020
The event was a hit for both the Juniors and the Dandie owners
as well as the large audience the event drew. The Dandie
Dinmont Terrier Club of Canada thanked all the supportive
members who graciously allowed their dogs to participate with
these young strangers. The club also gave a heartfelt thank
you to the nine Juniors who now have more knowledge of this
wonderful endangered breed. I hope their new relationship
with this breed will continue to grow.

This is the type of creative thinking we need to get our breeds
seen. I speak often of “planting seeds” when it comes to
promoting your endangered breed and it goes without saying
that nine seeds were planted last Sunday.

                                             Congratulations to the
                                             winners:

                                             Most Knowledge of Breed
                                             History and Standard:
                                             Alison Zhukov

                                             The Handler Most Able
                                             to Adapt: First: Brayden
                                             Broadhurst, Second:
                                             Brielle Tanzi-Foshay

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KENNEL NAMES

                      The following applications for registration of kennel names have been received by
                      The Canadian Kennel Club. Any objections must be in writing and submitted so as to be
                      ­received by the Registration Division, Canadian Kennel Club, 200 Ronson Dr, Suite 400,
                       ­Etobicoke, Ontario M9W 5Z9, on or before March 31, 2020. Only objections from ­breeders
                        with registered kennel names will be considered.

                           APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF KENNEL NAMES
  FIRST CHOICE      SECOND CHOICE      THIRD CHOICE       FIRST CHOICE      SECOND CHOICE       THIRD CHOICE

  NORDOSTEN                                              DOWNUNDER           WIGGLEBUTT          ACCADACCA
  SANLORE           SAN                 SANGAME          PRAIRIEWYND
  UNDERWORLD        KROSSINGOVER        KISSIT           DULACROUGE          DEROUGEPNOYA
  KENOMA            KENOMAH             KEHNOMA          SUPERLIABULL        CARITASBULLS        FIDEMBULLS
  SILVERLINING      SLKENNEL            SILVERLINE       NORDICPEARL         CALLUNA             KRYSTALL
  PUPPYRIDGE                                             KIENLEITNER         TAMIKEVIN
  ONEETO            ONEETOS                              ATIMILE             DESTIMILE           AUSSIETIMILE
  SUNNYSKY          SOULSKY                              COASTALSTONE        COASTALLABS         GMJWROGERS
  ILLAHEE                                                SHEPS

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CANADIAN KENNEL CLUB
                                                        MISSION STATEMENT
Who We Are
The Canadian Kennel Club is a national, member-based, non-profit organization, incorporated under
the Animal Pedigree Act of Canada. It provides registry services for all officially recognized breeds of
purebred dogs and provides governance for all CKC approved shows, trials and events. Finally, the
CKC is a communication organization informing all people interested in dogs.

Mission
The Canadian Kennel Club will service its membership and the community at large by giving
support, understanding, help and guidance in all their canine-related endeavors. CKC will work so
that members will be proud of their affiliation. The Club will recognize, ­promote, and publicize the
actions of responsible breeders and owners.

Vision
The Canadian Kennel Club, with its members, will be a dynamic service organization, a recognized
authority for purebred dogs, and an advocate for all dogs.

Values
The Canadian Kennel Club will embrace integrity, openness, honesty and ­compassion in its dealings
with all of its members and customers.

                           AN INFORMATION SUPPLEMENT FROM THE CKC

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