TYPE OCTOBER 1964 CH. BENGAL LEPRECHAUN TOP WINNING AIREDALE IN THE EAST FOR 1964

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1 OCTOBER 1964 TYPE TOP WINNING AIREDALE IN THE EAST FOR 1964 CH. BENGAL LEPRECHAUN LEPRECHAUN is shown being awarded BEST IN SHOW by Mr. Alva Rosenberg at the Susquenango Kennel Club, on June 27, 1964, handled by Tom Gately. Owner: MR. J. R. T. ALFORD Little Cherry Creek Ranch Pi nos Altos, N. M Agent-Handler: TOM GATELY P.O. Box 33 Pineville, Pa

2 Volum e Ill, Number 10 October, 1964 DANIEL KIEDROWSKI - Editor a nd Publisher 4961 O LD DUBLIN ROAD, HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA PHONE: Second Class Postage Paid at Hayward, California CONTENTS COVER STORY-Ch. Bengal Leprechaun SOUTH WALES SHOW By Charles W. Marek REQUISITES FOR SUCCESSFUL DOG BREEDING 8 By John Lasch MOSTLY.. _ Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers!) Manchester Terriers 12 Fox Terriers 13 Kerry Blue Terriers l 8 Skye Terriers Scottish Terriers 28 Airedale Terriers Cairn Terriers Bull Terriers Welsh Terriers 40 Australian Terriers 42 West Highland White Terriers.44 NEW CHAMPIONS ADVERTISING RATES Prices Indicated Are for Each Insertion 12 3 to 11 I or 2 insertions insertions insertions I column inch $ 6.00 $ 7.00 $ 7.50 'Is page l/4 page II, page Full page Insertions must be consecutive. Copy may be changed monthly. Size of advertising may be increased at any time and wi ll be c harged fo r proportionately. For greater convenience to a ll, payment wit h advertising copy is requested. Cuts used in advertisements and with news coverage a re c harged at cost to t he owner and become you r property. Win pictures are publ,shed at a charge of $ COVER RATES - on request Closing Date for December Issue: November 1 5th Terrier Type is published monthly. No part of this magazi ne may be reproduced fo r anv purpose without written permission of the publisher. The opinions expressed in the articles herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily constit ute endorsement by the editorial staff. The editor reserves the rig ht t o reasonab ly edit a ll copy submitted. Subscription Rates: Year-$5.00; 2 Years-$9.00 Forei9n Rates $6.00 Yearly

3 /D(t, r i I.. 1ft. mostly... SCOTTIES by Martha Melekov Belle Port Ave. Harbor C ity, California Letters from breeders in all areas of the country stress the need for some sort of breeders' forum, wherein the complex problems that occasionally beset all of us can be aired. The breed clubs fall far short where breeders' problems are concerned. "Scottie Cramp," the name given a nervous disorder described as sim - ilar to epilepsy, which is peculiar to the breed and asserts itself usually in six to eight week old pups, has been described to me by correspondents in diverse areas. Never having seen it,though some reference has been made to it in British articles, we contacted the University of California Veterinary Research College at Davis, hoping to find an answer. They replied that they were familiar with it, had seen many cases, and w ere convinced that it was merely the manifestation of a recessive gene. They knew of no known cure and recommended treatment with a tranquillizing drug until the seziures became intolerable, when euthanasia was recommended. It is unlikely that the original carrier of this gene can ever be traced, SCOTTISH TERRIERS RANN OCH-DUNE CH_. LEATHERS ~EANNACHIE. fin is hed with 4 m.a 1ors, I Group Frrst and 3 Bests of Breed. She is pi ctured here scoring BOB at the Mississip pi Valley K. C. show under Mrs. Alfred LePi ne with Dora Lee Wilson hand ling. She is a homebred'. owned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. l eathers of Carthage, Mo. as we have no way of knowing how many of these cases have occurred Breeders are apt to destroy the of~ flicted pups in a litter and never mention it, for fear the stud might be condemned. If the truth were known, it could be that all Scots are carriers, but only certain matings awaken the latent gene in both parents. of course, nothing is learned b y exterminating pups with this afflic tion as the scientists are completely in the dark, a s to whether the con- WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIERS One of our homebred champions STUD DOGS SHOW DOGS and CHAMPIONS always for sale OUR MOTIO: We breed what we show and we se ll what we breed. MRS. FRANK B. BRUMBY Brookville Road, Jericho, N. Y. Gl en Head Post Office, L. I., N. Y. Telephone WAinut O ne of our homebred champions 28

4 dition improves with age or can be eventually outgrown. Some breeders just chalk it off to too much close family breeding, a process that undoubtedly produces better stock but can certainly introduce congenital faults. However, in the cases brought to our attention, the pups were from two unrelated lines. After all, although there are several breeding "families," they a ll fundamentally had the same forebearears. A latent gene, one of Nature's leprechauns, can awaken to find a mate in any union and no stud or bitch can be blamed. Richard a nd Jane Van Istendal's homebred, Van Istendal's Wee Willie, at 17 months of age, had a very exciting win... Best of Breed and a Group Second at the Perkiomen Valley K. C., Aug. 23rd under judge, Edwin Goodwin... and all this from the Bred by Exhibitor class. An entry of 18 Scottish Terriers in the classes and three Specials w ere on hand at the Salinas Valley K. C. show when Mr. William Pym began judging, August 15th. Best of Breed and Group Second w ent to Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Stamm's Ch. Anstamm Dark Venture (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Anstamm Paragon) aptly handled by Lena Kardos. Winners Bitch, BW and OS went to Doris Johnson's Crescent Hill Shela (Ch. Crescent Hill Indian Scout - Miss Meg), while WD went to HaydenHill's Skean Dhu (Crescent Hill Doublet - Crescent Hill Sequel) owned b y Haydenhill Kennels, and handled b y Fred Young. Reserve in Dogs went to Florence Wolman's Ayrloch Roust About (Ch. Lynnbrier of Zelwyn - Ch. Cambria's Doll), and in Bitches Charves ROBERT and MILDRED CHARVES 2077 W i ll ow Pass Road Pittsb urg, C a lif. Phone : to Celia Desmond's Ballantine's Fashion Model (Ch. Taqqard's Toddy Torpedo - Ballentine's Miracle Girl) shown by Mildred Charves. On Sunday, August 16th, Mr. Derek Rayne judged an entry of 8 d ogs, 9 bitches and 3 Specials, again placing "Dark Venture" as BOB. "Fashion Model" won the major in bitches, going on to BW and BOS, while the Dog points went to "Roust About." Reserve in Dogs to "Skean Dhu," and in Bitches to Anstamm Blue Jeans (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Anstamm Christmas Jingles) owned b y the Stamms. On the same w eekend, but in the East, Helen Gaither's Ch. Gaidoune Grin and Bear It (Ch. Todhill's Cinamon Bear - Ch. Gaidoune Gorg eous Hussey) won the Group at Annapolis, handled by Nancy Lenfestey. Winners Dog and BW went to Hil-Ray's Smoke Signal (Ch. Gaidoune Great Bear - Hil-Ray's Silver Bella) owned by Mrs. Hilda Bigelow for a major win. Three shows in the Mid-west... Massillon, Revenna and Charg rin, August 21 thru 23rd, all in Ohio. Ch. Matscot Roger Ringleader (Ch. G illsie Roger Right - Ch. Lochea rn ' GAIDOUNE QUALITY SCOTTISH TERRIERS CH. GAIDOUNE GREAT BEAR His record to date: 14 BESTS IN SHOW 45 G RO UP FIRSTS 3 SPECIALTY BESTS OF BREED " MAZ " a nd o ther CHAMP IONS are al stud to approved bitches. PUPPIES NOW AVA ILABLE-ALL TOP BREEDING C orrespond ence to Agent-Ha ndler: DR. NANCY C. LENFESTEY Silve r H o Fa rm, R.D. I, Box 98 Whee lino. W est Virginia Phone : Owner: MISS HELEN B. GAITHER Quality SCOTTISH TERRIERS Presents At Stud: CH. GIL KEY'S JOHNNY COME LATELY Top producing si re of 7 cham pio ns o Home of CH. BALACH AN G AMB IT, CH. CH A RVES S ILVER TASSIE (pictured) and Am. & Ca n. C h. Cha rves Maggie Lauder GROO M ING BY A PPOINTMENT 29

5 Miss Twinkle) owned by Math Rauen and handled by Jack Funk, scored BOB at all three, and was Group Second at Ravenna, and Group Fourth at Massillon. Winners Dog at both Chargrin and Ravenna went to Tartan Stewart (Haycliff Harbor Light- Haycliff Bonnie Omen II) owned by Theodore & Marie Buell; BW a t the latter. Winners Bitch at Chargrin (BW and BOS) went to Gayscot Enchantress (Sheiling's Tribute - Sheiling's Image) owned by Mr. & Mrs. John Little. Unfortunately, these were the only w ins reported to us. Still in the Mid-west, but earlier in August, Jackson & Battle Creek, Michigan on August 1 & 2. Best of Breed and Group first at both (from the Open Bitch class) to Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Stamm's Bardene Be Wonderful. to become the first American champion sired by Eng. Ch. Bardene Bingo. She finished at just 14 months of age, and with four Group firsts... quite a record! Winners Marlorain Kennels, Reg. Quality Scottish Terriers at Stud Dog and BOS at Battle Creek under Percy Roberts went to Mrs. Amy Johnson's Roy Lou's Lucky Token (Haycliff Handsome Troubador-Roy Lou's Highlander Maiden). Reserve in Dogs to Walker Gaylord Mc Duffie (Ch. Anstamm Rob Roy - Eadie's Highland Thistle) owned by Dorothy Walker, and in Bitches to Blanart Belle of Markeelyn (Ch. Blanart Barcee's Duke - Ch. Blanart Bewitching) owned by J. & B. Whisler. Dr. T. Allen Kirk judged the next day at Jackson, placing them similarly, but giving the dog points to "McDuffie" and Reserve to "Lucky Token" and "Belle." Louis Murr judged the major entry at Michigan City, Indiana, August 9th, and awarded BOB (also Group Second under McQuown) to the Stamms' Ch. Anstamm Ebony (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue -Aldon's Angela of Anstamm). while BOS went to previously mentioned "Roger Ringleader." Winners Dog went to Allan Cartwright's Camydnas Sky Rocket Carnation AT STUD CH. WYCHWORTH WINDFALL (Eng.) SIRE OF 3 CHAMPIONS IN 1963 ALSO: YOUNG, PROVEN SONS OF CALIFORNIA'S LEADING SI RE CH. MARI.ORAIN DARK SEAL Si re of Eight Champions t o Date the most recent of which is CH. MARLORAIN PROUD PIPER QUALITY PUPPIES 1~~;1.i..ltil and BREEDING STOCK USUALLY MARLORAIN KENNELS Martha Melekov Lorraine Davis Belle Port Avenue Harbor City, California, Phone DAve nporl CH. CARNATION SIL VER NOTE AT STUD an unmatched group of proven CHAMPION SIRES Representing the best of RED SEAL, RIO GRANDE, BAFFIE for all particulars, address CARNATION FARM KENNELS BOB BARTOS, Manager CARNATION, WASHINGTON STerling

6 (Ch. Gilkey's Johnny Come Lately - Shieling' s Di vine), while Reserve went to Jean Tait's Benscot Gay Blade (Ch. Sandbark Gay Blade - Viewpark Vesta). W inners Bitch and BW to Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Krueger's Anstamm Blue Charm (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Ch. Sandoone Lady Thalia), and Reserve to Cartwright's Camydnas Island Queen (Ch. Anstamm Rob Roy - Camydnas Thistle). At Flint, Michigan, Edwin Pickhardt judged an entry of 3 dogs, 5 bitches and 2 Specials, with "Ebony" again scoring as BOB, and "Roger Ringleander" as BOS. "Blue Charm" was again BW, to finish for the title defeated only once within her sex. Winners Dog to Sylvia Patton's Scot's Rill Black Friday (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Black Cinder of Anstamm). Reserves went to "Mc Duffie" in Dogs, and in Bitches to the Stamms' Anstamm Gold Nugget (Ch. Middlemount Red Sun - Ch. Anstamm Golden Legend). From the "Heart of America" we have a report of this club's first Match. The M a t c h was he 1 d June 14th, and with an entry of 24 was a huge success. Frank Crawford placed the entry as follows: First in a class of six 3-6 Dogs went to Siegel's MacIntosh (Ch. Siegel's Rawhide - Siegel's Sunbonnet Sue) owned by Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ascheman. No 6-9 entries, and the singleton in 9-12 Dogs was Mac George's Busy Barrister (Ch. Balachan Avant Garde - Mac George's Winsome Wendy) owned by Edna Konomos. An entry of 3 in Dogs, with first and Best in Match to Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Craft's Leathers' Skean Dhu (Ch. Special Edition - Ch. Brymstone Bittersweet). In Bitches, 5 in the 3-6 class, with first to Leathers' Fascinating Edition (Ch. Special Edition-Leathers Cantie Fascinating) owned and bred by Mr. & Mrs. Robert Leathers. The singleton in 6-9 was Stratherick's Evening Star (Ch. Gaidoune Great Bear - Gaywyn Baroness) owned by Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Stuart. First in the class of three in 9-12 v-ras Banquo's Beaufort Exeter (Ch. Lynhaven Commander - Banquo's Blue Mist) bred and owned by Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Kellogg. First in a class of 2 in 12-18, and on to BOS was Siegel's Sae Sonsie (Ch. Siegel's Bon Hobart -Bonny of Coral Heights) bred and owned by Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Siegel Best Novice was Leathers' Cantie Taen (Ch. Cantie Captivator - Ch. Brymstone Bittersweet) bred and owned by the Lea thers. Members of this ambitious club can boast of two more new champions finished so far in It is now Ch. Brymstone Bottom Dollar (Ch. Blanart Bottoms Up - Ch. Siegel's Bon Spitfire) bred and owned by Mr. & Mrs. Craft, who finished by going BW a t Grand Island, Nebr. Their other new champion is Ch. Leathers' Seannachie (Ch. Special Edition of Todhill - Ch. Brymstone Bittersweet) bred and owned by Mr. ANST AMM KENNELS WINNER of 1%3 STCA Maloney Trophy for most Best of Breed wins OFFERS AT STUD English, American & Canadia n CH. BARDENE BOY BLUE 5 BIS-29 GROUP FIRSTS-71 BESTS OF BREED-SIRE OF 8 CHAMPIONS (2 Eng. & 6 U.S. ) a nd current winners and his sons CH. ANST AMM DARK VENTURE 4 Group Firsts CH. ANSTAMM BLUE BLAZES and other CHAMPIONS For particulars write: Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Stamm 2097 S. Fourth St. Rt. I Kalamazoo, Mich. Fireside Agent-Handler Lena Kardos Hillcrest Inglewood, Calif. ORc hard

7 & Mrs. Robert Leathers, and handled by Dora Lee Wilson. He finished with several outstanding wins, mostly majors, and including a Group First from the classes. EASTERN NEWS by Robert A. Marshall 329 Newtown Road Wyckoff, New Jersey Entires picked up toward the end of the month, however, competition was keen at the shows with smaller entries. The only news from Penn Ridge KC at Hilltown, Pennsylvania, on August 1, was that Helen Gaither's CH. GAIDOUNE GREAT BEAR went up to Best in Show, the breed and group judged by Bill Ackland. The next day at Hunderton Hills KC, Flemington, N. J., only three present under E. Pickhardt, our own TROJAN MAC BEE WD and BOS, and FASHION FELICITY WB and BOB. Miss Anna Katherine Nicholas had an entry of six at Newton KC, Bethel, Connecticut, on August 22 with WD, BOW and BOB to TROJAN MAC BEE and WB and OS to FASHION FELICITY. The next day there were five at Perkiomen Valley KC, Perkiomenville, Pennsylvania, with Mr. Edward Goodwin placing Richard Van Istendal's WEE BILLIE WD, BOW and BOB, who also went on to Second in the Group WB and BOS went to FASHION FELICITY. August 29 at Newton KC, Newton, N. J., 13 present under Frank Brumby: Mr. and Mrs. M. Weisman's HIGHLANDER HEY MARTY WD and BOB; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham's TODHILLS PRUDENCE WB and BOS. August 30, an entry of 19 at Rockland County KC, Leydentown, N. Y., under Heywood Hartley: WD and BOS to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stal ter's BARBERRY KNOWE BACK STOP; WB to the Graham's TOD HILLS PRUDENCE and BOB to CH. CARMICHAEL'S FANFARE w i t h John Murphy handling all three. FANFARE went on to Group 1 under Henry Stoker and Best in Show under Miss Delphine McEntyre. With 32 an entry of over 1100, this adds another excellent win to her record. Entries are due for the Scottish Terrier Club of Northern Ohio Specialty Show on October 24. Chuck Stalter is doing the judging Random Thoughts... What constitutes Terrier Spirit? Our standard cautions judges against putting to winners or BOB any Scottish Terriers "not showing real Terrier character in the ring." Is, in the context of this statement, the connotation of character and spirit synonomous; does this mean an aggressive showman that carries his tail well up, his ears alert, a voice threat to the stranger next in line? A willingness to "have at it" if permitted? I w onder! The breadth of interpretation that many of our present judges use on this important part of the standard raises a question as to whether it should be clarified or at least have the STCA go on record in a more specific manner. SCOTTISH TERRIERS CHAMPION STUD SERVICE YOUNG BREEDING STOCK QUALITY PUPPIES FROM TOP PRODUCING BLOODLINES DR. & MRS. T. ALLEN KIRK, JR. RT. 7, BOX 410 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA SP