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2 Vol. 40, No Elm Street Dog News AL ICE ROSENTHAL EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Phone: PArlcway E. M. OTTING, Assistant Editor April, 1962 Cincinnati (2), Ohio Afghan Hounds.. Australian Terriers Basset Hounds Beagles.. Black and Tan Coonhounds.. INDEX TO BREEDS Bloodhounds 29 Boston Terriers Boxers Bulldogs 26 Bull Terriers. 25 Chow Chows 28 Classified Advertising 52 Cocker Spaniels Collies Dachshunds Dalmatians Deerhounds Doberman Pinschers English Setters _ English Springer Spaniels Fox Terriers (Smooth and Wire) German Shepherd Dogs..... _ 50 Gordon Setters 30 Great Danes ADVERTISING RA TES Hound Breeds Irish Setters Keeshonden Miniature Schnauzers... _ Obedience Tests Otterhounds... _ Pekingese Photographers Pomeranians Poodles Pointers Professional Handlers Pugs Rhodesian Ridgebacks Samoyeds Scottish T erriers 6 Sealyham Terriers Shetland Sheepdogs _..... _ 49 Shows. _.... Show Dates... _.... Silky Terriers Skye Terriers Standard Schnauzers... _ 50 Terrier Breeds One Three consecutive Six consecutive Twelve conmcvtlve Sp ce Insertion months months months Per month Per month Per month One inch.. $ $ $ 9.00 $ 8.70 One-fourth page One-third page One-half page One Pai?e I CUTS: Yearly advertisers entitled to one free cut. All others, lncladla9.. ws cah charged to ownen at $5.00 per cat. Advertising bills are payable on the 1st of the publication date. The publisher reserves the right to cancel contract and bill for short term if invoices are not paid within sixty days of date. All advertising copy is subject to approval of the publisher. Toy Dogs 51 Toy Poodles 51 W eimaraners 31 Welsh Corgis 50 Welsh Terriers 28 West Highland White Terriers More Breed Ads Special Articles British Notes By Alice Exworthy. 9 Our Cover 9 Improving the Breed By Dorissa Barnes. 10 Thoughts on 1500 Champions By Alice Exworthy _. 11 Current Scottish Terrier Champions.. 13 New System for Approving Dog Show Judges ( AKC Release) _. 21 Match Shows-Their Real Purpose By Alice Rosenthal Collie Club of America Column By Sara Barbaresi Doberman Pinscher Club of America By Mrs. A. J. Goulette. _ COMING ISSUES MAY-FEATURE ISSUE SPRINGER SPANIELS Rush copy via air if you haven't sent it. JUNE-FOX TERRIERS Both Coats Closing Date for Fox Terrier Material is May I st. JULY-SEMl ANNUAL BOXER ISSUE Second class postage paid at Cincinnati, Ohio. Dog N cws is published monthly at Cincinnati, Ohio. Subscription rate $4.00 per year. Guaranteed swom circulation, Standard Rate and Data. All copy subject to approval of publisher.

3 Annual SCOTTISH TERRIER Issue HERE is the 1962 annual Scottish Terrier issue of Doo NEWS. We hope you find it enjoyable, and we do want to take this opportunity to thank the many breeders and fanciers who supported it with news, advertising and pictures. We believe that the several articles in the issue and the data on the current Champions will be of great value to every sincere breeder. CH. GAIDOUNE GREMLIN Owned and bred by Helen B. Gaither Wheeling, W. Va. A litter brother to Ch. Gaidoune Gavin and a third member of the litter is also finished. And now for some general news. The first item came as somewhat of a shock. The Scottish Terrier Club of K entucky, Inc., at its J anuary meeting approved a resolution suspending for an indefinite period of time, its show-giving activities. Over the past seventeen years the Scottish Terrier Club of Kentucky presented a Puppy Sweepstakes and an annual Specialty show, and the event became famous its reasons for suspending its show activities are good and sufficient but is not discussing them. It does wish to express its sincere appreciation to all who, over the years, combined to make the shows a great success. We hear that Ch. Gilkey's Johnny Come Lately, owned by Mrs. John Gilkey, left with Porter Washington for the four Brazilian Kennel Club shows, but have heard nothing as yet as to results. Mrs. Gilkey is very proud of Johnny. H e lost the Best of Breed trophy given by the STC of A by one point. His full brother, Gilkey's Johnny Appleseed won the Puppy Dog trophy, and his daughter, Ch. Gilkey's Tumbleweed, the American-bred Bitch Trophy. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Graham's Todhill Kennels, Rome, N. Y., had a great year and were extremely active. Their Ch. Special Edition is the current leading sire with five Champions to his credit and he won the STC of A annual Winning Trick Memorial Trophy as leading sire. Special Edi- World's Fair. The show will be benched and there will be a fabulous trophy list. Thomas B. Collins, Jr. is President of the Washington State Scottish Terrier Club and the Collins have finished their very first Champion, Jo-Lee Maverick, which is on the current list. He is the third Champion for his dam, Am. and Can. Ch. Jo-Lee Lucky Seal, and he finished with two five's and a four-point major. CH. VIEWPARK VINDICATOR Dr. and Mrs. T. Allen Kirk, Jr. Roanoke, Va. A well traveled little import, which the Kirks bought as a puppy two years ago in Scotland'. He rode with them from John O'Groats to Lands End, and has also traveled the breadth of this country. The Heywood H artley's Ch. Woodhart Waterloo can well be proud of his two 1961 Champions. Woodhart Wingover finished in five straight shows, all majors. He wa~ Winners Dog at Montgomery Countythe STC of A Specialty. Ch. Woodhart Waitabit is a lovely black bitch now owned by Bud Wright, Oberlin, Ohio and Rich- Photo-Evelyn Shafer Best of Breed- New York CH. WALSING WILD WINTER OF BARBERRY KNOWE Mr. and Mrs. Chas C. Stalter, W oodcliffe Lake, N. J. This is a Specialty Show picture; Judoge, Anthony Stamm; John Murphy handling. Wild Winter was also Best of Breed at Westminster. Best of Breed- Greater Miami Specialty CH. WYCHWORTH HEYDAY HOAGY Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Thomas Newburgh, N. Y. L. to R.: J. R. Cleary, Club President; Tom Young, Jr., handling; Judge, T. H. Snethen. Hoagy came up from the classes; has since completed his title. from coast-to-coast. M any of these Specialty shows were among the largest in the country and certainly some of the greatest Scottish Terriers competed at the events. The 1961 show with the Saturday night dinner and get-together with the W. Stewart Carters as hosts was certainly on a par with any preceding events. The Club feels tion is also a great winner and in August was Best in Show All Breeds at the Central New York event. Another Todhill Champion, Honest John, shown but a few times in 1961, topped the New England Specialty and at this same show, Bear Necessity, a young son of Ch. Todhill Cinnamon Bear was Best of Winners, repeating this five-point win and completing his title at the Greater Washington Specialty in October. Todhill Promise, a young Winning Trick granddaughter is now being shown at Eastern events by John Murphy. With all the good news there was a sad occurrance at Todhill in October, when their beloved Ch. Friendship Farm Diplomat passed away. Publicity continues to pour in regarding the Washington State Scottish Terrier Specialty to be held June 16th. More and more enthusiasm is being evidenced to make this Specialty an outstanding part of the Panorama of Seattle Century 21 Photo by Brown CH. TODHILL'S BEAR NECESSITY Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Graham Rome, N. Y. Shown completing his Championship with a five point win and Best of Winners at the S.T.C. of Greater Washington D.C. Specialty, October 13, Judge, Ernest Joresco; John P. Murphy handling. ard Hensel, Dunkirk, Ohio. Several others of Waterloo's progeny are on their way. Blanche Reeg says that 1961 was a pleasant year at Blanart, not as exciting of course as the two preceding ones when Bewitching was strutting her stuff. In 1961, three Blanart-bred Scotties finished their Championships- Blanart Beguiling, 6 APRIL, 1962, DOG EWS

4 owned by Betty Malinka, Barcee's Duke and Barcee's Dutchess still at the home kennel. Mrs. Reeg also owns Ch. Blanart Ballyhoo which won two groups from the classes with other placings at sixteen months of age. There's a sad note of course with the recent loss of Ch. Blanart Photo-Frasie Studio Best of Breed-Best Opposite Chicago International On right, Ch. Blanart Barcee's Duke, Best of Breed; {from Open D ogs); on left, his litter sister, Ch. Blanart Barcee's Dutchess, Best Opposite. Both owned by Blanche E. Reeg, Wantagh, N. Y. The judge is Col. H. F. Whitehead of Scotland. Barbara Worcester is handling Dutchess, Clifford Hallmark Duke. Bolero, sire of sixteen Champions including the great Bewitching. Several of his progeny are on their way to the title, and Blanart has a young son, Blanart Buckle Up, which will soon be campaigned. improvement. They are hoping in the coming year to send one or two of their dogs farther afield, so they can learn how they compare with those in distant places. We were happy to note that their continuous ad in Doo NEWS had brought wonderful results and we quote: "We have been using Doo NEWS as our only media and the ad has brought us inquiries from as far west as Arizona, south as far as Louisiana, east as far as Ohio and north as far as the Dakotas. Our kennels (located in Wichita) are recognized wherever we go and we frequently hear "We saw your ad in Doo NEws." Stud services increased many fold, and we have had as many as three bitches in at one time for service. We are grateful to Doo NEWS and the choice clientele it has brought us." Had good news from Cornelia Crissey, The Scottish Terrier Club of America's annual meeting was held February 11th, the following officers being elected: President Col. Richard W. Weaver; Vice-President, Miss Betty Malinka; Treasurer, Dr. T. Allen Kirk; Recording Secretary, Mrs. John V. Kelly; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Janet Valdes; Delegate to the AKC, Chas. H. Werber, Jr.; Governor at Large, Chas C. Stalter; Governors, Mrs. Blanche ~ GAIDOUNE SMOKEY BEAR Joan M. Hannephin Wheeling, W. Va. A son of Ch. Tod hill's Cinnamon Bear; has four points. Reeg, Mrs. J. A. Thomas, Robert Graham and Alfred Mitchell. Dorothy Morris of Baltimore, Md., writes that a bitch, MacKinnon's Jewel Reward, which they bought a long time CH. CRISSCOT CARNIVAL Cornelia M. Crissey Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Shown winning the Group at Harford County last April. Judge, Wm. Kendrick; Anne Rogers hand!ling. Carnival had a great year, won the Francis G. Lloyd Trophy for Scottie winning most points for Best of Breed in entire country, also won the Jane C. Moloney Trophy for Kennel obtaining the most Best of Breed points. Bud Wright from Oberlin, Ohio, is the owner of the new Champion, Poverty Hill Status Seeker, which finished his Championship with three five-point majors. Had a nice letter from Berwyn and Zelma Lungwitz of Zelwyn Kennels, Wichita, Kansas. They tell us the past year had been good to them, although they did not show as much as in previous years. They spent considerable time in studying the breed and making plans for CH. REBEL EDITION Mrs. W. Stewart Carter Fern Creek, Ky. Shown winning his first Group at Mansfield, Ohio in October. Judge, Wm. Fox; Jake Terhune handling. Edition has since won other excellent Groups and was Best in Show All Breeds at Macomb County on February 11th under Judge Marie B. Meyer. Jake handles Edition exclusively. who tells us that at last Crisscot has a home and kennel all its own. It is located at Wappingers Falls, N.Y. As a matter of fact, there is no kennel as yet but as soon as the ground "unfreezes," building will begin. The year 1961 was a good one for Ch. Crisscot Carnival. He was Best of Breed at the Miami Specialty, won the group at Baltimore, and had many group placings and Best of Breed wins. He won the Frank G. Lloyd Trophy for the Scottish Terrier winning the most points in Best of Breed for the entire country, and also won the Jane C. Moloney Memorial Trophy for the kennel obtaining the most Best of Breed points. Carnival's granddaughter, Crisscot Circus Rider, won the 9-12 months Sweepstakes at the STCA Specialty in Qctober. Cornelia adds that Carnival could.never have made this record had it not been for his handler, Anne Hone Rogers, who worked so hard with him and kept him in such beautiful condition she was able to show him week after week. CH. CARNATION CHALLENGE Carnation Farm Kennels Carnation, Wash. Shown winning the group at the Olympic K. C. Show. Judge, Eva Hill; Bob Bartos handling. Also won the group at the Peninsula event under Wm. Pym. ago from the late Chas. MacKinnon, was shown at Baltimore and won a five-point major. At this same show their Ch. Gaidoune Gidgit was Best of Breed. Mrs. Morris was anxious for Mr. MacKinnon to hear the good news about J ewel Reward's win, but unfortunately when she called, discovered he had a stroke and he died a few days later. 7

5 The Scottish Terrier Club of Northern Ohio held its March meeting at the home of the John McGilvrays, and the following officers for the ensuing year were nominated: President, Ann McGilvray; Vice President, John Wright, Jr.; Secretary, Richard Hensel; Treasurer, Wm. Evans; Directors, Leo Van Dine, Agnes Stricker and Goldie Seagraves. Niddbank Topic. Medrick has not shown much during the past year, but has some promising young stock which will be out in the near future. The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Greater Miami (Florida) Scottish Terrier Club: President, J. Earl Buch; Vice-President, Carl Krall; Treasurer, Don Wilband; Recording Secretary, Ann Landry; Corresponding Secretary, Louise Ellsworth. This Club is planning a Sanctioned B Match with the Doberman Pinscher Club on May 6th at the D.A.V. Hall, Hialeah, Fla. Judging starts at 1 P.M. and Wm. Ake will judge. Marpaw's Scotties, owned by Paul and Marion Sackos, have moved and are now located at Gardena, Calif. They were for- went to the Phoenix and Mesa, Arizona shows and they entered their American and Canadian Champions Cragsman Chosen Child and Cragsman Clansman. There were 18 entries at Phoenix with six Specials and pretty much the same entry at Mesa. At Phoenix, Clansman was Best of Breed ; Ch. Chosen Child, Best Opposite. Photo- Bennett Associates CH. BALACHAN ADVOCATOR Mildred and Robert Charves El Sobrante, Calif. Best of Breed, Santa Clara County. Judge, E. E. Ferguson; Lena Kardos handling. From Ruth Johnson's Carmichael Kennels comes news that Ch. Carmichael's Cornelia is busy with a new litter by Ch. Barberry Knowe Merrymaker. This is a repeat of the breeding which produced the MEDRICK'S MAXIM Medora H. Messenger La Puent a, Calif. Winner, S.T.C. of Calif., 1961 Sweepstakes Owner is handling. two current Champions, Ruth Johnson's Ch. Carmichael's Fanfare, which finished with a group win at Rock Creek, and Mrs. Carter's Carmichael's Frivolity which finished last fall. Medora Messenger's Medrick Kennels made a grand slam at the Scottish Terrier Club of California's 1961 Senior Puppy Sweepstakes. Medrick's Maxim (pictured ) won the Stakes, his litter sister, Medrick's Marionette was second and Lochigh's Rafferty of Medrick was third. All are by Ch. Photo-Evelyn Shafer WYCHWORTH WYONA Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Thomas Newburgh, N. Y. Shown with handler, Anne Hone Rogers. Wyona, shown four times to date, was Best of Breed and second in the group at Hartford; Best of Winners at New Haven; Best of Winners and Best Opposite at Kansas City. By Wyrebury Worthy ex Brienbry Jeanette. merly residents of Tucson, Arizona. They are the owners of the new Champion, Marlorain Jeffrey. Dr. T. Allen Kirk, Jr., of Roanoke, Va., has been hard at work on his book of Scottish Terrier Pedigrees. This will cover all American Champions, similar to Mrs. Casperz' book on English Champions. The Doctor tells us he has all but about 60 of the Champions complete through eight generations. He is hoping to have it finished in It is really a colossal job. Int. Ch. Cedar Root Gaydes Gold, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Reason A. Krick of Indianapolis, died a few months ago of old age. They had owned him about two years. He was shown by Mrs. Robertson's Glad-Mac's Kennels and though she was reluctant to part with him when the Kricks were anxious to get a litter from him, she finally did, and he produced a litter of which the puppy, Sharonlane Cedar Echo pictured, is a member. We are sure nobody has more fun out of their Scotties than the Millard Whites. They never go any place without them and since they take frequent vacations and camping trips, the dogs are really muchtraveled Terriers. On a recent trip they Photo-Frasie Studio DUNBAR'S REBEL ROCK Rithard Hensel Dunkirk, Ohio Winners Dog, S.T.C. of Mich., Specialty March 4, Judge, Heywood R. Hartley. The next day at Mesa, the placings were reversed with Chosen Child, Best of Breed ; Clansman, Best Opposite. Millard White showed one of them, Harry Sangster the other. CH. JO-LEE MAVERICK Karin and Thomas Collins, Jr. Seattle, Wash. By Eng. Ch. Westpark Rio Grande ex Am. and Can. Ch. Jo-Lee Lucky Seal, Rio Grande's nineteenth U.S. Champion. He is the sire of twenty-one U.S. and fi ft een English Champions to date. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grow's Ch. Garlu Haggis Baggis (pictured ) had a great record since finishing his Championship last March. He finished in seven straight shows and since November 1960 has won fifteen Best of Breeds and one Best Opposite, seven Group placings. He is on the current Champion list. B APRIL, 1962, DOG EWS

6 British Notes By Alice Exworthy 273 Durand St. E. Lansing, Mich. J T WAS British Terrier day on both sides of the Atlantic as Cruft's, Westminster and the New York Terrier Specialties ushered in the 1962 show calendar. At Westminster, the imported West Highland White, Ch. Elfinbrook Simon, went to the top. Piloted by handler, George Ward, Simon has an impressive record of Best in Show and Group wins over the past two years. In Scottie circles, Br. and Am. Ch. Walsing Wild Winter of Barberry Knowe won the Specialty and was Best of Breed at the Garden. Cruft's entries were down with 7,311 dogs in competition compared to 7,892 last year. Cairns topped the huge Terrier entry with 107 dogs and Scotties were second (third last year) with 82. Best in Show was the Wire, Ch. Crackwyn Cockspur. Like Elfinbrook Simon he is no stranger to top awards since he has been often a group, best in show and reserve best in show winner. Postal troubles in England have been delaying the arrival of magazines but thanks to Mr. Caspersz we have word of the winning Scotties in time for this issue of Doo NEWS. Best of Breed and the dog c.c. went to Miss Sedorski's Cumnoch Clansman, a son of Ch. Kennelgarth Eros (Ch. Viewpark Vincent) and his dam is Ch. Cumnoch Sonnet. Gaywyn Viscountess won the bitch certificate. She is by Ch. Kennelgarth Viking ex Gaywyn Countess. Viking is a son of Eros which makes both certificate winners products of the same male line. Gaywyn Viscountess has been winning At Stud Int. Ch. Glad Mac's Rolling Stone Sire of 12 Am. Chs. and 2 Can. Chs. Ch. Glad Mac's Masterpiece Glad-Mac's Globe Trotter FOR SALE Three year old Westpark Rio Grande son; 2 yr. old Champion son of Ch. G. M. Rolling Stone; two 1 yr. old show bitches, ready to go by Rolling Stone. 5 mos. son of Rolling Stone ex Reanda Raili (she needs only 4 pts. to finish). This youngster of exceptional quality. ALSO: 2 gorgeous wheatens, dog and bitch, by Ch. Glad Mac's Masterpiece; one beautiful jet black Masterpiece son-a carbon copy. GLAD-MAC'S KENNELS Star Route, Clarkston, Washington Tel. Asotin Ch CRAGS MAN HOME OF A Can. Cll. Cra9sman Clan1man AM. c... Cll. Cr09sma11 Crown J- I AM. Can. Cll. Janescot Wander Girt Am. Can. Ch. Cragsman Chosen Child MILLARD C. WHITE I021 lroakdale AH. Oakland 19, Callf. at smaller shows as well as at Cruft's. She won her three classes and Best of Breed at the Sc. T. Breeders' and Exhibitors' sanction show in London where Miss Jane Miller was the judge. She thought her a top-class youngster, a stylish mover with well-ribbed solid body. Best Opposite to her was Kennelgarth Dennis. Viscountess also won well at Hammersmith open show under Fred Cross. There CH. CANTIE CAPTIVATOR Bred and owned by Mary L. German, Elkhart, Ind. A Best in Show and Specialty Winner, and the sire of ten Champions. were 404 dogs at this show and ten champions entered and Viscountess was best puppy, best of breed and reserve best in show. In contrast to last year there seem to be few promising youngsters showing up in the interval between the closing of the 1961 season and the opening of A year ago there were a half dozen or more which were winning consistently at the smaller shows and a number which had started well at ch. shows but had not yet finished. As this season starts we find a number of the best exported and few leftovers waiting for a chance to annex a third certificate. The field is wide open and it is hoped that the new litters coming up will have, not just one or two, but many outstanding individuals which will provide worthwhile competition. Mr. Caspersz reports satisfactory progress on the publication of the Pedigree Supplement and feels that they should be meeting the planned publication date by Easter if not before. Once more the price will be about $3.50 which does not include postage and packing expense. The order blanks explain more fully and I have a supply for those who want them. The edition will not be a large one and to insure receiving a copy order early. Our Cover P ICTURED on our cover is the beautiful silver brindle dog, Ch. Carnation Silver Note, owned and bred by Carnation Farm Kennels, Carnation, Wash. Silver Note is by Ch. Carnation Chanter, that outstanding producing son of Ch. Deephaven Red Seal. His dam, Carnation Crowing Glory, is a daughter of the great Baffie out of Carnation's top winning bitch, Ch. Carnation Caravel. On his quest for his Championship, Silver Note was shown but five times finishing with one five and two four-point majors, including Best of Winners at Westminster in Carnation considers Silver Note a truly wonderful individual, worthy to carry on the great tradition for color and quality in silver brindles, which produced such top winners as Ch. Deephaven Warspite and Ch. Carnation Night Watch. TOD HILL FAMOUS scon lsh TERRIERS the LEADING stud force in America -Todhill-owned sires produced 9 champions in 1961 alone! -Home of- Ch. Todhill's Cinnamon Bear Ch. Todhill's Hone st John Ch. Todhill's Rough Trick Ch. Todhill's Bear Necessity (all PROVEN studs) OUTSTANDING PUPPIES Sired by Ch. Special Edition Now Available Phole>-Ev lyn Sha/ r CH. SPECIAL EDITION OF TODHILL 1961 winner of the Walslng Winning Trick Memorial Trophy MR. & MRS. ROBERT C. GRAHAM, TOD HILL, RD 4, ROME, N. Y. 9

7 Improving the Breed A. Brief Study By Mrs. Dorissa Barnes, 5405 Cartwright Ave. No. Hollywood, Calif. T HE study of genetics is a vital part of breed improvement but the average breeder of one or two litters a year rarely has either the time or the patience to go into exhaustive research to acquire a working knowledge of the subject. Consequently, this brief and over-simplified study may be of some assistance in your breeding program. We will try to help you to apply some basic principles without troubling you with too much theory. We shall assume at the outset that you are thoroughly familiar with the breed standard and the ideal it represents. The absolute fundamental for breed improvement is complete honesty about both the assets and the faults of whatever Scotties you now possess. You cannot exaggerate any virtue nor excuse any fault in your own Scotties or you will never advance in succeeding generations.i R emember that, as a breeder, you will frequently be asked for advice in the future from those who purchase your puppies. Although your ambition may be to breed no more than one better litter, the puppies (particularly bitch pups) sold from that litter may be brought back to you by their owners \,\l'ith a request for advice on how to breed them. You will be doing the breed a service if the knowledge you have acquired can be helpful to others in breeding better dogs. I For the purposes of this study we will invent an hypothetical bitch which, with great ingenuity, we will call Heather sirice there must be thousands of H eathers in Scottiedom around the world. Our Heather is as follows: ASSETS HEAD FAULTS Neat, small, well- Rather round and p laced ears. D eep light eyes. Short muzzle. Perfect skull. teeth. Deep chest between strong forelegs. Broad rear. NECK AND B ODY TAIL Long back, flat ribs. Rear legs bowed. Short, thick, carried Tendency to gay well up. COAT Profuse. Soft. DISPOSITION Fearless, friendly. So we start with a bitch of considerable quality, a good disposition and some faults to be corrected. As the sire for her pups we will want, first of all, a dog which shares NO COMMON FAULT with her. We will want a short-backed, well-ribbed dog with a strong straight rear. We will want him to have a very dark almond-shaped eye and plenty of head length. Let us now suppose we have found such a dog in Angus, so named for the same reason we named our hypothetical bitch Heather. He seems to excel in all points which Heather lacks. It would seem on the surface that splendid puppies would be produced by such a mating but that is not necessarily so. We must scratch beneath the surface to get the information we need for improvement. Almost every breeder or potential breeder has read something about line and inbreeding. For the benefit of those to i ***** * ************..._* * **H H HH H ~ * ZELWYM KEMMELS, Reg. ~ t ~ 4531 Pattie Avenue-Wichita 16, Kansas ti The Best Scottish Terriers in the Midwest a t At Stud - The Silver Brindle ~ ~CH. LYNBRIER OF ZELWYN a Sire: Int. Ch. Wyrebury Wrangler! f By Eng. Ch. We.tpa<k Rio Grnnde ex Ch. Wyrebury Maigaxth Maru<ka ~! i Dam: Ch. Crescent Hill Lyra ::-+c* By Ch. Cantie Captivator, son of Ch. Fran Jean's Bokor i* :; ex Ch. Schlenker's Bridget Ex Crescent Hill Roulette, a Ch. Wyrebury Wrangler daughter -+c t SPRIMG LITTERS ~ ~ From Ch. Lyric ofzelwyn; Ch. Lycee ofzelwyn ; ~ -+c Zelwyn's Lywynne (By Ch. Cantie Captivator) * t Ch. Cantie Galaxie (by Ch. Lynbrier of Zelwyn) ~ t -fc Inquiries I nvited ~ *Members S.T.C. of A and S.T.C. of Calif. ~ - H H - H H H. 10 * whom both terms are more than a little confusing, let's list the relationships which are generally accepted as being part and parcel of these programs. Line-breeding: Grandsire to granddaugh ter Granddam to grandson Half brother to half sister Great-grandparent to descendant Brother to brother's granddaughter Inbreeding: Mother to son Father to daughter Brother to sister Brother to brother's daughter Sister to sister's sori There are additional variations which can be classified within these categories but this will suffice. All unrelated matings are outcrosses and the chance of improving your stock with an outcross is a very long shot. An outcross from your own line-bred stock to another in- or line-bred strain may result in great improvement or even in an individual of outstanding excellence but if the breeder expects to retain the good qualities he already has it is wise to return to the original strain in the next generation. Inbreeding should not be attempted by the novice for it intensifies both good and bad qualities. It is quite true that in other animals, cattle in particular, the greatest advances have been made with very inbred lines. These advancements were made, however, by people with years of experience in animal husbandry and the methods employed are more complicated than we can absorb in this short study. If you ever feel sure that inbreeding is what you Continued on Page 16 REVRAN PRESENTS CH. REVRAN SYMPHONY At stud to opproved bltc:hes P ditr.,s on R qu"i REYRAN KENNELS (Mrs. Ric:hard E. Swahley) Box 502, Vlc:torvllle, Calif. SANDOONE KENNELS Established on top blood lines Scottish Terriers exclusively. Grooming by appointment. Stud Service Puppies occasionally Miss Betty Malinka 9411 Lake Shore Drive Gary, Indiana Telephone: Available-2 Top Bitch Pups #1-Malrie Black Storme, wi nner, Mo ntgomery Co. Puppy Sweeps. By Ch. Blanart Bofero ex Malrie Gypsy Soubrelte; W h. 2 / 61. #2-Black bitch, very pro mising, By Ch. Blanart Bottoms Up ex Fulluvit Teatawn Bell, w h. 10 / 6 1. MARIE S. BAIR RD 1 Turbotville, Pa. APRIL, 1962, DOG EWS

8 Thoughts On 1500 Champions J N 1898, Tiree became America's first Scottish Terrier champion and fifty-five years later, in 1953, Gold Finder's Commander was recorded as champion # Now, in 1961, only eight years later, we have already reached another milestone when Crescent Hill Comet became champion # The addition of 500 champions in only eight years seems a fantastic number in view of the fact that 60 to 70% of the shows staged in each point section of the country have an entry of fewer than ten Scottish Terriers. America's show system encourages the making of champions since all shows, large or small, can contribute their share of points, and class dogs do not compete against champions to obtain them. There are plenty of shows available and, granted one has enough money, persistence and the dogs needed for major points, it is possible for a dog of mediocre quality to become a champion if his owner wants it so. Fortunately for the breed they are in the minority but, even so, the annual roll call of some sixty or sevently champions is mainly a numerical record rather than a guarantee of quality sinct- all champions are rated equally regardless of where or by what means the title was acquired. Compared to America's 63 years of Scottish Terrier show history and her 1500-odd champions, England in 80 years has recorded only 448 champions. With 26 ch. shows per year, she averages 35 to 40 Scotties per show, while a number of the larger shows and the specialties may have as many as 50 to 100 individuals in competition. All shows considered, specialty and all-breed, America averages about eight Scots per show and this figure holds true for each point section. In three years not even a specialty has boasted an entry of 100 Scots, the largest of them hovering around the 50 mark. In all-breed events each section has its fair share of extremely low entries, ranging from zero to five, so that sections in themselves are no criterion of quality. As for shows with an entry of over 12, California leads the sections with 22% of her shows in that bracket. The East and North followed closely with 17%, West and South 15% and the Northwest, 10%. These figures cover only eleven months of 1961 but they seem to indicate that the sections level off fairly evenly in entries. There are many states in each section which seldom have en entry of more than one or two at each show staged Photo by Ludwig CH. GARLU HAGGIS BAGGIS Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grow Palm Springs, Calif. Shown going Best of Breed at the Orange Empire Show, Jan. 28, Judge, Wm. H arvey, Jr. ; Daisy Austad handling. in the year and these pull the average down badly for the section. However, it is quite probably true, as some British visitors to America have observed, that the best of American's Scottish Terriers can hold their own with the best in Britain and if it were possible to make an impartial comparison of our annual roll ca!j of champions with theirs, it is anyone's guess as California's Leading Sire. ~ CH. MARLORAIN DARK SEAL Sire of 6 c:hampions laa -. ~ Congratulates his four new 1961 champions Ch. Garlu Haggis Baggis Ch. Garlu Haggis Heather Ch. Marlorain Imogene Ch. Marlorain Jeffrey For the past 3 years, Marlorain studs have sired the Best of Winners at the Scottish Terrier Club of California Specialties. Also at stud: Ch. WYCHWORTH WINDFALL <Eng.) (Ch. Special Edition ex Wychworth Wishbone) All the above champions conditioned and shown by Daisy Austad. MARLORAIN KENNELS, Reg. Martha Melekov Lorraine Davis BELLE PORTE AVENUE, HARBOR CITY, CALIFORNIA Carnation Ch. Carnation Challenge * 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, Wash. Phone: Sterling Bred for the Future from The Best in the Past Cresc:ent Hill Sc:ottish Terriers AT STUD : O nly California son of English and American Ch. Wyrebury Wrangler CH. CRESCENT HILL ACE O' SPADES and his son- CH. CRESCENT HILL INDIAN SCOUT and his son- CH. CRESCENT HILL COMET Correct type Scotties-Producing correct type DORISSA BARNES 5405 Cartwright Ave. PO North Hollywood, Calif. MERRIE OAKS KENNELS Quality Show and Breeding Stock Brood Bitch, bred or open STUDS-$50.00 Ch. M. 0. Yodeler Ch. M. 0. Windjammer M. 0. Tartan M. 0. Picador M. 0. Hardtack MRS. EDMUND F. MANSURE Portola Park Rd., La Honda, Calif. Phone: Los Altos, Whltecllff

9 to how many might fall far short of the standard on either side. Still, it should be a matter for thought when we note that nearly every Scottish Terrier brought over from England quickly gains the title and figures consistently in group and best in show awards. Well, to get back to 1500 champions and 63 years of history. What have we gained or lost along the way? Perhaps the first great loss (England's too) was the Best in Show at the Garden. Her gameness and personality won the crowd and did much to popularize Scottish Terriers in the early twenties. The last real stronghold of the Dundees was the Ardmore kennel although there was a brief revival through Ch. K innie's Bruce in The artist, Marguerite Kirmse, preserved their type in many of her lovely Scottie etchings, her kennels housing descendants of Br. Ch. Bobbie Burcott through some of the Lau riestons. They, of course, lacked the fur. nishings demanded today but they did pos sess very harsh, close-fitting jackets which needed little trimming and their heads that of Ch. Hillcote Laddie. Laddie was a handsome well-balanced dog and his fifteen champion sons and daughters who gained their titles in a day when championships were not so easily obtainable, attested to his greatness as a sire. He was a "laster" as were his progeny, a virtue not always as highly regarded as it should be in these days of quick championship goals. He passed on his own great qualities of style, personality and intelligence but to- OBEDIENCE WINNERS Donald St. Lawrence, Pasadena, Calif. On left, Cantie's Lucky Shilling, CD, by Ch. Cantie Captivator ex Ch. Cantie Lucky Coin. Highest Scoring Scottie, South East Obedience Club in Graduate Novice. On right, Ch. Frangan Barbi, CD, by Ch. Poverty Hill Patrick ex Poverty Hill Petunia. Finished CD at Santa Barbara. Dundee line, long the only one to rival that of Alister. Ch. Dundee's descendants accounted for some top Scotties of an earlier day in both countries. Among the better known were England's Marksman of Docken and his sister, Albourne Annie Laurie (originally Melody of Docken), many Albournes, R ookerys and the Abertays, bred in England but more successful in this country. In America many of the earlier Walescotts, Fairwolds and Nosegays were of this line as were some of the individually famous ones such as Ch. Talavera Toddler and the bitch Ch. Jeannie Deans. J eannie came close to winning I CH. WOODHART WATERLOO I Sire of Champions By Ch. Rebel Invader Stud Fee $75.00 FOR SALE Ch. Woodhart Wingover A proven son of Ch. Woodhart Waterloo. WOODHART. KENNELS, Reg. Mr. & Mrs. Heywood Hartley 8301 Midlothian Pike Rlc:hmond 25, Ya. Phone: BEimont THREE 1961 CHAMPIONS and their owners Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stamm Kalamazoo, Mich. 'Next to Mr. Stam is the wheaten, Ch. Anstamm Golden Legend and Ch. Short's Duff; Legend finished with a Group win at.ft. Wayne, and Ch. Anstamm Rob Roy with Mrs. Stamm took final points at Logansport, where he also won the group. with small ears and dark eyes were true Scottie in expression. A second loss we could ill afford was the only truly American group which sur vived direct from Ch. Heather Necessity, CH. GAIDOUNE GAVIN Owned and bred by Helen B. Gaither Wheeling, W. Va. One of a litter of three Champions, by Ch. Edgerstoune Troubadour ex Ch. Gaidoune Gorgeous Hussy. day there are few breeders fortunate enough to possess his bloodlines even on the distaff side. The line appears to have been lost because of outcross matings to totally unrelated bitches followed by a failure to return to Laddie's line in subsequent generations. While we cannot yet say that the numerous Ambition group has entirely disap peared from the scene it has been dwindling so rapidly that only ten of the last 200 champions claim origin from this line. Br. and Am. Ch. Ortley Ambassador was the top representative since it was his branch which lasted the longest and was the greatest source of champior.s. There are still a few male descendants which could revive the line but in 1961 no champion from this source appeared. The death CRIS SCOT KENNELS, Reg. Cornelia M. Crissey - Has a New Home Now located a t RD. 1 -OLD STATE RD. WAPPINGERS FALLS, N.Y. Phone: * * * AT STUD Owner To a limited number of approved bitches CH. CRISSCOT CARNIVAL Agent: Anne Hone Rogers Baldwin Place Rd., Mahopac, New York. Ph. MA

10 of Marie Stone, which marked the end of the Kinclavens, probably dealt the biggest blow to the Ambition line for the major part of her extensive breeding program was based on Heather Asset, a grandson of Ch. Heather Ambition. Largely through the Kinclavens, but with the support of many other kennels scattered throughout the country, Asset's branch came close to equalling Ambassador's. Their productive years covered about the same length of time but 1961 drew a blank on that one too so that the possibility that descendants of either dog will revive the line is rather remote. Several years ago Mrs. Casperz expressed some concern at the ever-narrowing lines and the possibility that in the future the CH. KENNELGARTH HOLY SMOKE Jean Chisholm Reasor Wichita Falls, Texas An English import and a current Champion, finished with three majors. Shown completing title at Faith City in December. Judge, Anton Korbel; owner-handling. Mr. Reasor. descendants of Ch. Heather Fashion Hint would be the sole survivors, over-riding all others. That possibility looms larger with each passing year. England still has a small nucleus of the Red Robin line on which to draw and America has the relatively large Barty group, but in both countries Fashion Hint dogs are far out in front as producers. Every line has its good features and its bad, with none having a monopoly of either faults or virtues. Hence the loss of any influential line is unfortuate for we are bound to lose some feature in which it excelled, a feature perhaps badly needed by the breed as a whole. There is danger in putting all our eggs in one basket for faults are concentrated when only a few individuals belonging to a closely-related group are available for breeding. We need good strong outcross lines but this does not imply the helter-skelter breeding of which we see far too much. It does mean laying out an intelligent plan of reaching out for some part of the strength of another line while holding the best of one's own by returning to it in following generations. Where there's life... There's a Scottie from CAMYDNAS KENNELS Allan E. Cartwright Schererville, Ind, Phone: St. John 4341 A PR IL, 1962, DOG NEWS Current Scottie Champions SIXTY-FIVE Scottish Terriers completed their Championships since the publication of the 1961 Scottie issue of Doo NEws, and these Champions represent those which finished and whose Championships were confirmed and names pub- CH. CRESCENT HILL COMET Meon Leard San Gabriel, Calif. Completed his title with a five point win at the California Specialty in '61. lished in the issues of the American Kennel Gazettes from April 1961 through March Leading Breeder The leading breeder is a tie between five breeders, each of which produced three Champions on the current list and they include Blanche R eeg, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stamm, Robert Houde, Mrs. Ruth Johnson and Helen Gaither. In second place and with two Champions each are seven breeders, Mrs. John Gilkey, Dr. A. F. and Louise Gardner, Carnation Farm K ennels, Mr. and M rs. Elmer Siegel, the Heywood Hartleys, Lehman Byck and Marlorain Kennels. Leading Sire The leading sire is Ch. Special Edition which produced five Champions on the current list. In second spot and with four each are Ch. Marlorain Dark Seal and Westpark Rio Grande. In third place with three Champions each to their credit are Ch. Wespark Derriford Baffie, Ch. Trojan of Elm Hall and Ch. Friendship Farm Diplomat. Following with two Champions each are Ch. Blanart Bottoms Up, Ch. Gilkey's Johnny Come Lately, Ch. Carnation Chanter, Ch. Siegel's Bon Hobart, Ch. Woodhart Waterloo and Ch. Barberry Knowe Merrymaker. Leading Dam One bitch produced three Champions, this being Ch. Gaidoune Goregous Hussy. Six bitches produced two Champions each, tieing for second place, and these include Blanart Barcee, Ch. Garlu Merry Haggis, Ch. Frangan Firefly, Garthright's Dark Sorcery, Blanart Bar None and Ch. Carmichael's Cornelia. The Champions Arden Oaks Scotch Piper (R-219,496) (9-59) Dog. By Ch. Wyrebury Wrangler ex Ch. Middlemount Deborah. 12/16/57. Breeders, owners, Bruce Webb and May Dozier, Clearwater, Fla. Wychworth Winwell {England) (R-212,875) (5-59) Bitch. By Ch. Special Edition ex Wychworth Wishbone. 7/ 19/57. Breeder, H. Knowles. Owners, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Thomas, Newburgh, New York. Onlanart Barcee's Dutchess (R-238,517) Bitch. By Ch. Blanart Bottoms Up ex Blanart Barcee. 2/4/59. Breeder, owner, Blanche Reeg, Wantagh, N. Y. Garlu Haggis Baggis (R-227,149) (4-60) Dog. By Ch. Marlorain Dark Seal ex Ch. Garlu Merry Haggis. 11/26/ 58. Breeders, Dr. A. F. and Louise Gardner. Owners, D r. Kenneth and Mrs. Eugenia Grow, Palm Springs, Calif. AT STUD Three Top Champion Sires AM. & CAN. CH. HIGHLANDER RED KNIGHT CH. HIGHLANDER WORTHY ADDITION And Our Great New Champion CH. WYCHWORTH HEYDEY HOAGY A sensational winner and a royally bred dog from great producing bloodlines. PUPPIES BY THESE GREAT DOGS AVAILABLE Breeding Stock; Show Prospects; Companion Dogs DR. & MRS. JOSEPH A. THOMAS 34 Landers Street, Newburgh, New York 13

11 .,. WEE BEN KENNELS 15 Tide MHI Road lox H_..., N. H. At Stud, F" $75.00 CHAMPION GLENDOUNE GONDOLIER Owner: MRS. LOUISE BENHAM KAY LEVY SCOTTI ES Closely bred in Red Seal and Winning Trick lines. At present, one dog pup from a litter whelped January 26 is not spoken for. Litter's 2nd dam, Ch. Luidh's Galmoral, has a double Baffie infusion. K. LEVY 63 East 9th Street, New York 3, New York H. MULVEY 13 Beacon Street, Amesbury, Massachusetts Gilkey's Desert Mirage (R -263,029) Bitch. By Ch. Gilkey's J ohnny Come Lately ex Anstamm Harmony. 4/14/60. Breeder, Mrs. John G;lkey. Owners, Mrs. J ohn Gilkey and Mrs. Byron Schnug, Lovington, New Mexico. Silver Eve's Anastasia (R -190,321) (10-59) Bitch. By Ch. Carnation Chanter ex Low Firs Silver Eve. 2/28/57. Breeders, Mr. and Mrs. George Davis. Owners, Elaine and Karl Young, Bellevue, Wash. Blanart Barcee's Duke (R -238,518) (8-60) Dog. By Ch. Blanart Bottoms Up ex Blanart Barcee. land) (R-269,049) Dog. By Reanda R oger Rough ex Walsing Winter R ose. 5/4/58. Breeder, W. M. Singleton. O wners, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C. Stalter, Woodcliffe Lake, N. J. Anstamm Golden Legend (R -249,699) Bitch. By Ch. Anstamm Laird ex Ch. Gilkey's Golden Fantasy. 9/29/59. Breeders, owners, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stamm, Kalamazoo, Mich. Balachan Arch Duchess (R-225,060) Bitch. By Ch. Glenview Grand Duke ex Ch. Fran-Jean's Bridie Mollie. 9/30/58. Breeders, owners, Dr. and Mrs. T. Allen Kirk, J r., Roanoke, Va. Jo-Lee Maverick (R-216,342) Dog. By Westpark Rio Grande ex Ch. Jo-Lee Lucky Seal. 5/12/58. Breeders, Joan and Lee Schneider. Owners, Thos. and Karin Collins, Seattle, Wash. Mar-Gene's Thunder (R-227,173) (7-61) Dog. By Ch. Fulluvit Festive Fling ex Mar-Gene's Black Magic. 12/11/58. Breeders, owners, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Chisolm, Charleston, S. C. Rebel Edition (R-247,547) (11-60) Dog. By Ch. Special Edition ex Ch. Fulluvit Fieldmouse. 8/31/59. Breeder, Mrs. Leon Godchaux. O wner, Mrs. W. Stewart Carter, Fern Creek, Ky. Rona of Hadlow (England) (R-272,201) Bitch. By Reanda Rohan ex Dina of Hadlow. 12/6/58. Breeder, S. V. Pollock. Owners, Helen and David Farnum, Chattanooga, Tenn. Short's Duff (R-240,992) (4-61) Bitch. By Ch. SCOTS DELIGHT Scotties Par Excellence! 5 Mo. Male for Sale-By Ch. The Laird of Scots Guard (Troubadour Son) MR. & MRS. WM. MORRIS 2106 Southland Rd. Baltimore 7, Md. Wi MacKinnons Heather Molly and Ch. Lochleyoch Gay Marauder Are Expectin~! Last of March-Brmdles- Walsing-Shieling lines MRS. J. W. SEABERRY 9607 Marlmont Lane, Dallas 28, Texas SHARONLANE KENNEL, Re9. Wheaten, Brindle, Black SCOTTISH TERRIERS West Hi9hland White Terriers MR. & MRS. REASON A. KRICK 7000 W. Hanna Ave. RR 8, Box 630 lndlanapolis 31, Ind. Ph.: UL At Stud CH. MARLORAIN JEFFREY By Ch. Marloroin Dark Seal Ex Ch. Marloraln Abhijail J elf rey is the sixth Champion for Dark Seal and-his get are carrying on! Why not breed to a proven line? PUPPIES AVAILABLE Note-We've Moved Paul and Marion Sackos Ph.: DA S. Towne Ave., Gardena, Calif. 14 PEDIGREE BLANKS 5 Generations-50c: Dozen DOG NEWS, 406 Elm St., Cincinnati 2, Ohio CH. SCOTSV ALE SUNSHINE Carnation Farm Kennels Carnation, Wash. Shown here with Bob Bartos. Sunshine won the group at the Whidbey Island show under Heywood Hartley, and was Best in Show All Breeds at Chintimini K. C. under Forest Hall. 2/4/59. Breeder, owner, Blanche Reeg, Wantaugh, N. Y. Carnation Challenge (R-232,421) (6-59) Dog. By Ch. Westpark Derriford Baffie ex Carnation Dark Lady. 10/28/57. Breeders, owners, Carnation Farm Kennels, Carnation, Wash. Gayclan Marigold (R-223,260) (12-59) Bitch. By Westpark Rio Grande ex Gayclan Glimmer. 8/22/58. Breeders, owners, Gayclan Kennels, Spokane, Wash. Penvale Plutocrat (England) R-270,722) (3-61) Dog. By View Park Vincent ex Penvale Prunella. 4/24/57. Breeder, John Jeffs. Owner, Dr. H. L. Huggins, Denver, Colo. hieling's Fascination (R-251,627) Bitch. By Ch. Shieling's Dignity ex Petula of Hadlow. 8/1/59. Breeders, owners, Mr. and Mrs. T. Howard Snethen, Dewittville, New York. Walsing Wild Winter of Barberry Knowe (Eng- At Stud-To approved bitches CHAMPION GARLU HAGGIS BAGGIS 17 Best of Breeds; Group win; 9 Placings By: Ch. Marlorain Dark Seal Ex. Ch. Garlu Merry Ha99is Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grow 1031 N. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs, Calif. Daisy Austad, Handle,.. O Photo by Ludwie CH. GARLU HAGGIS HEATHER Frances Moore Long Beach, Calif. Shown finishing for the title at the California Specialty, Harbor Cities, June 1961, where she was Best of Winners and Best Opposite. Sire, Ch. Marlorain Dark Seal out of Ch. Garlu Merry Haggis. Judge, John Marvin; Daisy Austad handling. Cantie's Ace ex Lime! Maid Marian. 5/26/59. Breeders, owners, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stamm, Kalamazoo, Mich. iegel's Bon lmptomatic (R-236,048) (2-61) Bitch. By Ch. Siegel's Bon Hobart ex Ch. Frangan Firefly. 4/20/59. Breeders, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Siegel. Owners, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Craft, Parkville, Mo. Continued on Page 18

12 Scottie Wins F OLLOWING Westminster, Hartford and New H aven were held February 17th and 18th. Hartford had 16 judged by Terence Bresnahan. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas' Wychworth Wyona went from Open Bitches to BB and second in the group, and the Stalters' Ch. Walsing Wild Winter of Barberry K nowe was BOS. Dr. and Mrs. B. K ater Mcinnes' Marymac's Trademark was WD, but although there were five class dogs entered, Trademark wound up the only one present. Wild Winter Tops Group The next day with Frank Brumby judging, Wild Winter was BB and first in the group. BOS, Mary K auffman's Ch. Mar Eli's Another Manhattan. Wyona was BW and Elizabeth McDonald's Monttier Newstart, WD. Midwestern Shows Eight at Muncie, Ind., February 4th, with James Trullinger judging. M. W. Rauen's Ch. Gilsey Roger Right went through to win the Group. Allan Cartright's Camydnas Thistle Cream, WB and BOS, and Mr. Rauen's Mascot Roger Ringleader, son of Roger Right, BW. Photo-Euelyn Shafer ELL-SCOT-T OF MERILEE Owned and handletf. by Louise Ellsworth, Hialeah, Fla. Shown going Winners and Best Opposite at the Greater Miami Specialty, Jan. 13th, for a four point major. Judge, T. H. Snethen. The next day at the All Breed, went clear through to Best of Breed for another major. At 13 months needs but six points to finish. Mary German topped an entry of 12 at St. J oseph, Mo., February 4th, and Ch. Cantie Captivator, under Miss M. Thelma Miller, was fourth in the Group. Zelwyn Kennels took BW and BOS with Zelwyn Lywynne. Leeann Boone's Stearncrest's Supersonic Slam, WD. This is a puppy just past six months old. Marion, Ind., on the 12th had 14, with Allan Cartright judging. Again it was Ch. Gilsey Roger Right for BB, and third in the group. Betty Malinka's Sandoone Casandra, WB, BOS, and Susie and Joe Castle's Stewart's Winning Trick, BW. ANSTAMM KENNELS offer Champions at stud including Eng. Ch. Bardene Boy Blue Ch. Middlemount Red Sun (Wheaten) Puppies available Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stamm R S. 4th Street, Kalamazoo, Michigan APR IL, 1962, DOG NEWS Kansas City The big H eart of America show had 18 judged by Mrs. Paul Silvernail. Dr. and M rs. Thomas' Ch. Wychworth Heyday Photo-Euelyn Shafer BLANART BEWI SHI NG Blanche E. Reeg W antagh, N. Y. Best Puppy, Bred-By-Exhibitor, Reserve Winner, STC of A Specialty, Feb. 11th. Judge, Anthony Stamm. An eight months diaughter of Ch. Blanart Bewitching. Owner is handling. Hoagy was BB and fourth in the group. Their Wychworth Wyona, BW and BOS, and John Sheehan and Robert Houde's Firebrand's Cutlass, WD. Springfield, Mo., only had 6 and Ch. Gillsie Roger Right was second in the group. GAIDOUNE " HUZZ" Albany, Ga. Got a flash, five entries judged by Mrs. Marie B. Meyer. The Keith Bates' Lochcarron's Clan Piper, WD and BB, fourth in the Group. WB, Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Ray Jr.'s Lady Laurie MacRae. Michigan Specialty We held space for this show which came a few days after closing press date. Seventeen entries judged by H eywood R. Hartley. The show was held with the D etroit All Breed. J ohn T releaven's Yankee Pride Blushing Squaw went from Open Bitches to BB and second in the group. Ch. Wychworth H eyday Hoagy, BOS. Richard H ensel's Dunbar's Rebel Rock, WD. California-Northwest Silver Bay, February 18th, J udge, Wm. Pym. BB, the Grows' Ch. Garlu Haggis Baggis. BW, BOS, Marlorain K ennels' Marlorain Nora. WD, the Leachs' Mac of Moray. Corvallis, Ore., February 10th, Glad Mac's Kennels' Ch. Glad-Mac's Masterpiece BB, first in the group. The John Dressens' Dressen's Postscript, WD. Glad Mac's Kennels' English Ch. Reanda Reeba, BW, BOS. Umpqua, February 11th, Masterpiece, BB, third in the group (his 32nd BB). Postscript and Reeba repeated. Seattle, February 25th, BB, second in the group, Carnation Farm Kennels' Ch. Scotsvale Sunshine. BOS, Karin and Thomas Collins, Jr.'s Ch. Jo-Lee Maverick. BW, Reanda Reeba. WD, Low-Firs Kennels' Young's War Lock. The Children's Handling class at this show drew an entry of 40. SCOTTISH TERRIERS Champion Gaidoune Gorgeous Hussy Dam of 6 Champions In Two Litters Finished in 1960 & More With Points AT STUD 3 of Her Outstanding Sons Ch. Gaidoune Gremlin-Ch. Gaidoune Gavin By Ch. Edgerstd'une Troubadour Gaidoune Great Bear-By Ch. Cinnamon Bear All Owned and Bred by Helen B. Gaither-Wheeling, West Va. Young Stock Usually Available Correspondence to Handler-Dr. Nancy C. Lenfestey Silver Ho Farm-RD. 1, Wheeling, West Va. Phone-EDison We Pick Up Air Travelers at the Greater Pittsburgh, Pa. Airport 15

13 RANNOCH-DUNE KENNELS Breeders of Scottish Terriers A Homebred c'liamplon. Stud Dogs Show Dogs Breeding Stock and Companions Always for sale Also West H ighland White Terrien; Our Motto: We breed what we show and sell what we breed. MRS. FRANK B. BRUMBY Brookville Rd., Jericho, N. Y. WA Post Office, Glen Head, L. I., N. Y. BLANART KENNELS, Reg. The following Champions include inbred, linebred and outbred studs, capable of improving Temperament, Bone, Eyes, Ears, Body, Coat and Type. Fees $75.00 CH. BLANART BILLBOARD (Ch. Blanart Bolero-Blanart Bit of Bitters) Bolero is the sire of 16 Champions; Bitters the dam of 7 Champions. CH. BLANART BOTTOMS UP (Ch. Blanart Bingle Ch. Crisscot Canterbury Bell) Bell is dam of 5 Champions. CH. BLANART BARCEE'S DUKE (Ch. Blanart Bottoms Up-Blanart Barcee) Barcee is dam of 5 Champions and the last producing daughter of Ch. Blanart Barcarolle CH. BLANART BALLYHOO Proven young stud-by Ch. Trojan of Elm Hall-Ch. Blanart Bar None. Dogs at Stud at Clifford Hallmark's K ennels-from June 1st to Sept. 1st. Contact him: Clifford Hallmark E. Main St., Mendham, New Jersey OWNER: BLANCHE E. REEG Box A 116, Wantagh, N. Y. BREED BOOK of the Scottish Terrier Club of America-$ BETTY MALINKA 9411 Lake Shore Drive, Gary, Indiana BARBERRY KNOWE Kennels 34 County Rd., Woodc:liff Lake, N. J, Owners: Mr. & Mrs. Chas. C. Stalter Manager: Florence Prentice At Stud Am. & Eng. Ch. Walsing Wild Winter of Barberry Knowe Ch. Barberry Knowe Wager Ch. Barberry Knowe Merry Maker 16 Ad Rates - Page 3 Improving the Breed Continued from Page 10 want to do, remember this: never inbreed two animals that are not in themselves almost perfect. With line-breeding the novice can make big advances in one or two generations. When looking seriously for improvement the parents and grandparents of the prospective mates must be weighed for their qualities for they will contribute as much as the parents of the proposed litter. In the simplest terms, linebreeding reduces your chances of failure because there are fewer characteristics to inherit from linebred parents. LADY LAURI E MAC RAE Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Ray, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. Shown winning the Terrier Group at Birmingham in D ecember. Judge, Selwyn H arris. This was her third major and she has twelve points. Bred by Mr. and Mrs. Keith G. Bates, she is by Ch. Wyrebury Worthwhile ex Dream Girl of Lochcarron, C. D. and is being shown here by Mrs. Bates. Now let us return to Heather and Angus. A study of their pedigrees reveals that they share a common grandparent, one Ch. Jock. This is all to the good for we know that Ch. Jock was a good one and his influence will be doubled in the prospective litter since he is the paternal grandsire of both Angus and Heather. With the standard of the breed as a model, make several charts on which to note the TAVVISCOT KENNELS Champion Stud Service A fe w puppies available MR. & MRS. S. VALDES RD 2, Pe ach Orchard Rd. Silve r Spring, Md. WA PEDIGREE BLANKS 5 Generations - SOc: Dozen DOG NEWS 406 Elm Street Cinc:innati 2, Ohio qualities of as many ancestors as possible. T hrough inquiry, observation and by visiting kennels where the ancestors may live, find out as much as you can about the conformation and disposition of parents, grandparents and, if possible, the greatgrandparents of H eather and Angus. Since in this mating we are hoping for certain improvements, let's trace eyes on CH. GAIDOUNE GI SELE Owned and bred by Helen B. Gaither Wheeling, W. Va. By Ch. Friendship Farm Diplomat ex Ch. Gaidoune Gorgeous Hussy. Litter sister to Chs. G. Glitter and Gid git, all of which finished in 1961, and a fourth sister has points. both sides of the pedigrees. Angus has a very small, dark eye, and we find his sire had the same, while his dam had a medium dark eye, not particularly small. We find Heather's sire had the somewhat light eye with which she is unblessed, while her dam had an eye about the same as Angus' dam, medium dark and not very small. At first glance that doesn't look CH. CRESCENT HILL INDIAN SCOUT Owned and bred by Dorissa Barnes No. Hollywood, Calif. Shown going Best of Breed at the STCC Specialty, Harbor Cities last June. Judge, John T. Marvin; owner hand ling. Went on to Best American-bred in Show. To date has won two Groups, eighteen Best of Breeds. very hopeful but we have forgotten the common paternal grandsire, Ch. Jock. He was possessed of the same super dark almond-shaped eye which Angus also possesses. Since Jock is present in the same place in both pedigrees our chances for good eyes go zooming upward. Point by point, we evaluate each part of each dog as best we can, always paying particular attention to those qualities possessed by

14 Ch. Jock. And while the evaluatlon is in process, never forget the all-important item of disposition. And what do we do if Angus is not in any way related to Heather? We do exactly the same thing but we take into account the non-relationship and assume at the outset that the results may not be so good. There is, however, a bonus in some outcrosses. It happens occasionally that two lines "nick"; the results from the mating of dog and bitch surpass the fondest hopes of the serious line-breeder. If this happens in your breeding program, thank your lucky stars and repeat the breeding. There may be even better ones tucked away in the next litter, but don't count on it; it can happen and frequently does, but the odds are NOT with you. ~ Mrs. Kit McFall, Albwquerque, New Mexico, shown with her two Scotties-left, Morag McFall, by Ch. Matthews D esert Gold ex Matthews Black Diamond1, and right, Gilkey's Johnny H ere Now by Ch. Gilkey's Johnny Come Lately ex Gilkey's Prudence. These two will be shown by Lena Kardos, and will form a Brace hard to beat as Kit can hardly tell them apart. The good and the bad of each ancestor having been weighed, we decide to breed Heather to Angus. Having given so much time and thought to our plans, can we expect a litter of champions? Not very likely, but if with an average litter of four pups, one is very good indeed, two are rather good, while only one seems to be no improvement over what we had before we have made haste as rapidly as nature will allow us to do. Improvement is a slow process, but if in this hypothetical litter we got one very good one, we can be reasonably sure that improvement occurred not by chance but because we used the principles of genetics to improve our stock scientifically. NOTE: The information in this outline is gleaned from the writings of acknowledged authorities on the subject and1 is not merely personal opinion. SUCCESSFUL KENNEL MANAGEMENT By Mark Taynton Price $5.00 An excellent publication dealing with the "business" end of raising dogs and making profit on a kennel. DOG NEWS, 406 Elm St., Cincinnati 2, Ohio CH. KENTWELLE KADET SHIELING KENNELS The finest in Scottish Terriers for over thirty years. Introducing our latest stud SHIELING'S TRIBUTE-son of INT. CH. REANDA RHEOLA and CH.. KENTWELLE KADET. Siring beautiful, typy Blacks. Also at Stud-Fees $ Ch. Shieling's Dignity-Ch. Glenview Grand Duke Ch. Kentwelle Kade+ And Introductory Fee $75.00-Reanda Routier High type Breed, Show, Companion Stock occasionally for sale. Inquiries always invited SHIELING KENNELS, DEWITTVILLE, N. Y. Phone: Mayville, Pleasant BALACHAN Announces 5 boys; 2 girls; whelped March 17, 1962 SIRE Eng. Ch. Viewpark Dictator DAM *Ch. Glendoune Gwenda ( Eng. Ch. Greeba ) Hawesgarth Robin (Valencia Queen ) Glendoune Gregor ( Glendoune Galina l ~ Eng. Ch. Viewpark Pilot l Eng. Ch. Wyrebury Watercress l Viewpark Volatile Double Tartan l Ch. Glendoune Gauntlet Eng. Ch. Glendoune Enchantress Glendoune Gay Boy Eng. Ch. Glendoune Gipsy Also one outstanding brindle male by Ch. Balachan Agitator ex Ch. Balachan Arch Duchess. At Stud Ch. Balachan Agitator - Ch. Viewpark Vindicator - Balachan Hosea Bayor *Dam of Ch. Balachan Galaxie and Ch. Balachan Gregor DR. and MRS. T. ALLEN KIRK, JR. Rt. 7, Box 300, Rocinoke, Virginia Tel.: SP

15 Current Champions Continued from Page 14 Woodhart Waitabit (R-236,642) (10-60) Bitch. By Ch. Woodhart Waterloo ex Ch. Woodhart Wideawake. 6/22/58. Breeders, Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Hartley. Owners, Bud Wright, Oberlin, Ohio and Richard Hensel, Dunkirk, Ohio. Firebrand's Mustard (R-223,101) (3-60) Bitch. By Wespark Rio Grande ex Ch. Firebrand's Fascinator. 8/5/58. Breeder, Robert Houde. Owners, Robert Houde and John Sheehan, Wayzata, Minn. Cam Bria's Doll (R-209,702) (1-61) Bitch. By Ch. Cantie Captivator ex Ch. D el Ayr Decision. 2/9/58. Breeder, owner, Florence Wolman, Sherman Oaks, Calif. Carmichael's Evening Edition (R-265,982) Bitch. By Ch. Special Edition ex Ch. Carmichael's Carmelita. 6/17/59. Breeder, owner, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Haddonfield, N. J. Cragsman Chosen Child (R-213,009) Bitch. By Westpark Rio Grande ex Ch. Janescot Wonder Girl. 5/20/58. Breeders, owners, Cragsman Kennels, Oakland, Calif. Crescent Hill Comet (R-251,676) (1-61) Dog. By Ch. Crescent Hill Indian Scout ex Crescent Hill Roulette. 10/22/59. Breeder, Dorothy Kristofferson. Owner, Meon C. Leard, San Gabriel, Calif. Firebrand's Bravo Rio (R-235,492) (3-60) Dog. By Ch. Westpark Derriford Baffie ex Ch. Garthright's Dark Sorcery. 12/21/58. Breeder, Robert Houde. Owners, Robert Houde and John Sheehan, Wayzata, Minn. Garlu Haggis Heather (R-227,147) Bitch. By Ch. Marlorain Dark Seal ex Ch. Garlu Merry Haggis. 11/26/58. Breeders, Dr. Floyd and Mrs. Louise Gardner. Owner, Miss Frances Moore, Long Baech, Calif. Revran Mazurka (R-166,393) (10-57) Bitch. By Ch. Rebel Rhythm ex Ch. Scotbart Serenade. Glad-Mac's Lovely Lady (R-267,751) (10-61) Bitch. By Ch. Glad-Mac's Rolling Stone ex Glad-Mac's Sally. 12/20/59. Breeder, Mn. W. M. Robertson. Owner, Glenkerry Kennels, Hayward, Calif. Anstamm Rob Roy (R-272,556) (9-61) Dog. By Ch. Clan Ebon Bo Brummel ex Ch. Galley Wren of Seaglen. 12/25/ 60. Breeders, owners, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stamm, Kalamazoo, Mich. lanart Ballyhoo (R-267,969) (10-61) Dog. By Ch. Trojan of Elm Hall ex Ch. Blanart Bar None. 4/ 8/60. Breeder, Lehman Byck. Owner, Blanche Reeg, Wantagh, N. Y. O lanart Beguiling (R-223,570) Bitch. By Ch. Blanart Bolero ex Blanart Barcee's Trey. 4/29/58. Breeder, Blanche Reeg. Owner, Betty Malinka, Gary, Ind. Carnation Silver Note (R-266,262) Dog. By Ch. Carnation Chanter ex Carnation Crowning WINNERS AT CORVALLIS, ORE. On left, Ch. Glad-Mac's Masterpiece, BOB and first in the group, Dorothy Christiansen handling; on right, Eng. Ch. Reanda Reeba, BW and BOS, Sharon Christiansen handling. Master piece is owned by Mrs. W. M. Robertson, Clarkston, Wash., Reeba co-owned with Mrs. Mary Jane Roberts of Spokane. Q Frangan Laura (R-192,335) Bitch. By Ch. Blanart Bondholder ex Ch. Frangan First Lady 5/3/57. Breeder, Frances Gannon. Owner, Herbert Lindberg, Chicago, Ill., owner. Sandbark Saber Dance (R-251,203) (6-61) Dog. By Ch. Sandbark Gay Blade ex Viewpark Vesta. 10/6/59. Breeder, James Bennie. O wner, Evelyn Sanders, East Lansing, Mich. Scots Guard Camp Follower (R-245,997) Bitch. By Ch. Special Edition ex Ch. Scot's Guard Ghillie. 5/13/59. Breeder, owner, Eileen M. Weaver, Potomac, Md. Seagraves Heather Chalange (R-261,621) (7-61) Dog. By Ch. Rag-A-Bash Dunstaffnage ex Ch. Seagraves Glamour Girl. 12/20/59. Breeder, owner, Goldie Seagraves, Dayton, Ohio. Briarglen's Brocade (R-233,014) Bitch. By Ch. Trojan of Elm Hall ex Scone Gaizonit. 2/10/59. Breeders, owners, Betty and H. J. Weiner, North Randolph, Mass. Q Brymstone Emblematic (R-282,648) Bitch. By Ch. Lynbrier of Zelwyn ex Ch. Siegel's Bon Imptomatic. 10/28/60. Breeders, owners, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Craft, Parkville, Mo. IB DUINECANIS SCOTTISH TERRIERS For Temperament & Quality Stud Service-Puppies JOHN & MICHELLE STEPHENS nd N.E. Bellevue, Wash. DUNBAR KENNELS Offer One female puppy by Ch. Poverty Hill Status Seeker ex Ch. Sa nd barks Gay Tidings. (This is a combination of Winning Trick and G lendoune bloodlines) RICHARD HENSEL Dunkirk, Ohio SHARONLANE CEDAR ECHO Mr. and Mrs. Reason A. Krick Indianapolis, Ind. Winner of the Group, Danville, Ill., Puppy Match. By the late Int. Ch. Cedar Root Gaydes Gold. 1/15/56. Breeders, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swatsley. Owner, Mrs. Richard Swatsley, Victorville, Calif. Tavviscot Trumpeter (R-238,710) (1-61) Dog. By Tavvi's Talari ex Ch. Gold Finder's Gaizonit. 5/21/59. Breeders, owners, Mr. and Mrs. S. Valdes, Silver Spring, Md. Barberry Knowe Wait and See (R-199,536) (8-59) Bitch. By Ch. Wyrebury Worthwhile ex Ch. Barberry Knowe Wyndola. 11/26/56. Breeders, owners, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C. Stalter, Woodcliffe Lake, N. J. Gaidoune Gidgit (R-246,766) Bitch. By Ch. Friendship Farm Diplomat ex Ch. Gaidoune Gorgeous Hussy. 9/28/59. Breeder, Helen Gaither. Owners, Dorothy and Wm. Morris, Baltimore, Md. Washington State Scottish Terrier Club SPECIALTY JUNE 16, 1962 SEATTLE, WASH. DURING THE WORLDS FAIR CH. ANST AMM NOCTURNE and CH. ANST AMM LAIRD Sylvia L. Patton, Battle Creek, Mich. Nocturne on left, is a new Champion, by Ch. Rear Admiral of Seaglen ex Anstamm Lark. Laird is the sire of the wheaten, Ch. Anstamm Golden Legend. Glory. 7 /24/59. Breeders, owners, Carnation Farm Kennels, Carnation, Wash. Stockdale Black J ack (R-288,063) Dog. By Carnation Squire ex Stock dale Scotch Toddy. 12/12/59. Breeder, owner, C. B. Van Meter, Inglewood, Calif. Camyscot Huot (R-254,393) Dog. By Ch. Special Edition ex Gadiscot Gladsome. 12/14/59. Breeder, Mrs. John Gordon Myers. Ownen, Mrs. John Gordon Myers and Mrs. W. F. Gaddis, Virginia Beach, Va. Carmichael's Fanfare (R-273,936) Bitch. By Ch. Barberry Knowe Merrymaker ex Ch. Carmichael's Cornelia. 5/8/60. Breeder, owner, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Haddonfield, N. J. Firebrand's Bourbon Buddy (R-235,489) (2-61) Dog. By Ch. Westpark Derriford Baffle ex Ch. Garthright's Dark Sorcery. 12/21/58. Breeder, Robert Houde. Owners, Robert Houde and John Sheehan, Wayzata, Minn. Continued on Page 24 EASTER ROSS Kennels PUPPIES NOW AVAILABLE Sire: Ch. Trojan of Elm Hall Dam: Ch. Easter Ross Ringlet JOHN A. MUNRO Gaston Rd. Morristown, N. J. YOUR DOG From Puppyhood to Old-Age By Josephine Rine A simple-to-und erstand paper bound lloolc which packs a world of information. A t l'mt buy at. $1.25 DOG NEWS, 406 Elm St., Clacluatf 2, Olile

16 MORE THAN ONE BREED MINJATURB DACHSHUNDS (SMOOT H, LONGBADl) lldults, PJ pappieo y_. &.m. bred Bwet pappies. v- Jtnl~ ~ 6, 'cothc, Ohio NEWFOUNDLANDS BEAUTIFUL NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPIES, ALSO grown ltock. Wonderful home ~. Children' uoured compani<>a. Tel: Westport Bad Thunton, Hartsville, Indiana. R.R. 1. ~ PEDIGREED NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPIES, ALSO stud service. Children's guaranteed protection and companion. Powerful swimmers. Earl Thurston, Hartsville, Indiana. Telephone: West port PEDIGREE SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE-TYPED. CHAMPIONS m red. 4 generations $ lf $6.00. M. H. Lopeman, Kencia, Schaghticoke, New York PEKINGESE PEKINGESE PUPPIES, A.K.C. REGISTERKD. Toy type. Champion bloodlines. Black or red. Mable Peanon, 710 S. Lllacela St.. Martinnille Indiana. Phone: Dickens o:Q JALNA MELANA PEKINGESE OFFER Cham pion sired puppiea from Jaina bitches, combining beauty and soundness. alna Pekiltg-, Whitman, Seattle, Washington A.K.C. PERFECTION PEKINGB:U, WHOLE SALE or retail. All colon and ma...uy ~":!1:.WP'ii~'~ Pekingese Keaneb, Albioafa!:i QUALITY YOUNG FEMALES FOR BREED ING. Heavy-coated 1 cream proven stud. Caver sham, Alderboume oloodlines. Hazel Jedlicka.t Washington, Kansas. Phone: 533W2. 6-6~ POETRY POEM, "MY FRIEND" ON POSTCARD, 35c. June, 2065 Auburn, Dayton 6, Ohio 9-62 POMERANIANS COLOR BRED BLACK STUD: FEW PUPPIES all colors. Ch. sired Aristic and Moneybox bloodlines. Champion stud service. Ollie Hauger.t Cameron, Missouri. 6-6~ POODLES THREE MONTHS OLD WHITE ClllAMPION pedigree. 1 Toy female,., $ Miniature male, $ Saundra l.iebert, 1904 Calumet" Houston 4, Texas. 6-6~ POODLES (MINIATURE) CANITO'S YANKEE OF BROUGHTON AT stud. Handsome black Miniature, 14Y."; Cham pion sire-dam. Mrs. Wallen, th St. N.W. Washington 7, D: C POODLES (TOY) AT STUD: SILVER, BROWN, BLACK, WHITE, Cinnamon, Apricot. :hquilite pgppi-, Tors and Miniature. Write for stud canil. Jonaire Kennels, Mt. Pocono, Penna. TE WHITE TOY POODLES (THE KIND YOU dream about). Al-Kahira-Rosbar bloodlines. Fabulous coats. J. L. Stefka, 2710 Downing Ave., Dallas, Texas. 5-6'2 P00DLES: A.K.C. TOYS. CHAMPION aired parents. Quality pups, pet pric:ea. W'mna Malone, 687 lake Ave., Woodstock, Dlinoio. 2-6S TOY POODLE PUPS WHITE CHAMPIONbred, 2 to 6 months. Come see them. Mrs. C. A. Ellicott, 425 E. Monroe, Memphis, Missouri YOUNG PROVEN BLACK FEMALE. SIRE: Ch. Barkhaven Briquette. Also top quality typey puppies-black-silver. Leonora Ward, Route ll Baker, Oregon. 6-6~ PRINTING 1000 SIMULATED ENGRAVED BUSINESS cards $3.50. Letterheads, business envelopes, etc. Simulated engraved postcards. Full color post cards. Free samples. Posteaid. Business Specialties.t 1422-T Rosemont, Chicago, Illinois. 9-6~ PUGS AT STUD! INT. CH. RUNNAWAYS TRUM PETER (fawn). Puppies, black or fawn. A. R. Green, P.O. Box 894-, Birmingham, Ala. 1().62 PUPPIES - PETS - FEMALES $60.00; Males $ Stud service. One female-8 monu.. $ Fahey breeding. Phone: GE Sherbon Kennels, Boone, Iowa ELEGANT PUG PUPPIES AND YOUNG adults from Champion parents. Ch. Barmtormer IOD at mad. Holiday Kennels, Maple Plain, Minnetota. Greenwood NORIK KENNELS, REG., RTE 3 NORFOLK, Nebraska. Top b!oodline studs. PUppies-grand children of Tn. Int. Ch. Kelly Boy of Man, CDX QUALITY PUGS: FAIR PRICES: PUPPIES, grown stock. Blacks and fawns. Gore's Pug Ranch, Route 3, Mt. Vernon, Illinois. Chestnut ROTTWEILERS ROTTWEILERS FOR GUARD, COMPANION, Protection. Excellent with children. Pappies, 2 studs. Town View Kennels, Blue School Road, M.R. No. 1, Perkasie, Penna, ALpine SAMOYEDS BEAUTI'FUL SAMOYEDE PUPPIES, YOUNG atock. Stud service. Imported CbamPion bloodlines and American. Tainmikin Kennels, Reg,, th, Bellingham, Washington..>62 LINEBRED SNOWLAND ST~. PUPPIES ex pected from Canadian and American Ch. S..owland Rose Marie. Juliet Goodrich, Land O'I!'~.; W'11consin. :>-0<: BBAUTIFUL WHITE PUPPIBS BY CHAMPION Pratikas Pilot for April to approved homes. Ruth Young, Top Acres, Medway, Ohio after 6 P.M SCHNAUZERS (MINIATURE) AT STUD: 7 CHAMPIONS. LOVELY PUPPIES for show and pets. 14 new Jonaire Cbampiom in 2 years! Write for illustrated brochure and atud cards. Jonaire Kennell, Mt. Pocono, Penna. TE9-92Cl5. ~ SCOTTISH TERRIERS PUPPIES, GROWN FEMALES, BLACK OR brindle. Blanart-Edgerstoune lines. Stud Service. Reasonable. Aikensiae Kennels, 4634 E. Lake Road, Erie, Penn. TWinbrook ~2 BLACK, WHEATEN, BRINDLE, LOVELY homeraisod puppies. Blanart Champion at stud. Females for bieeilen or pets, one year old. "Scottiewood" Mn. Marjorie Conovtllj_!t}) 1, Fanning~ dale, New Jeney. Tel: WBB S.ot:>. 7..fi2 soorne PUPPIES, CHAMPION BLOOD-\ LINES. Popular colon. At stud, Balachan Anihilator aad Qint Mt. Sandy McTavish. Clinch Mt. Kennel, Rutledge, Tenn CHAMPION CAMYSCOT HUOT AT STUD, Sire, Ch. Special Edition; dam, daughter of Ch. Jlebel Raider. Excellent conformation, outstanding disposition. Phone: Cam,..,at, 112 5Srd Street, Vqinia Beach, Vqinia BLACKS AND BRINDLES, PETS OR SHOW good clilpoaitiona. Healthy. Grown atock ;.;;J puppie~ generally. Windsor' 8Sl.East 6tb _ss_ Bmpona, Kansas. 3-0l: SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS AT STUD! FEES - $ $ SABLES CHAMPION Symbof. Champion Nugget. Sea hie Stanza, Magnet's Charmer, tri-color Zorro. Beautiful puppies of tbe Emblem line for show, breeding, pets. Astolat Kennels, Kunkletown. 20, Penna. Phone: Stroudsburg HA LOVELY SHELTIE PUPS FOR SHOW OR eeu.. Champiou and J?oint winnen at stud. Fabaraby Kennel, IS Dillingham Road, Ashe Yille, North Carolina SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS (Con't) EDWARD'S EDG-0-TOWN KENNELS TOP studs and pupj>ies. Houston 18, Texas. ltte. 2.t Box 141. HI' ;.: CH. BANBA CAPRI AT STUD. LOVELY champion-sired pet and show puppies. Mn. Bud Shuracki. Shurdale. Vanderbilt Parkway, Huntington,. I. N. Y SHELTIE PUPPIES, LINEBRED SABLES FOR show or pets. Joanne F«ing~ Box 257, R. D. 2. Rome, Ohio. Trumbull 47~;, SHU-LA-LE. CAREFULLY BRED LrrJ1UtS from outstanding lines. Bloea tria, sables. Show or_ pet\ satisfaction guarant~. Sharleae De!'~ 1900 E!en Park, New Orleans 14, La. IHI~ SABLE, TRI PUPPIES - STUD SERVICES. Occasional show prospects. Dr. Frank W. Shaffer, Salina, Kansas BRIARVALE KENNELS: CH. FORECASTER MR. LUCKY at stud-ls().00. PuJ>Piea a...uable West 228th St. 1 Torrance, O&llfomia. FA (Evening1-wee1<ends) CHAMPION FROM CHAMPIONS AT STUD, B~erton Proud Prince (Not&--Crown Prince lina). ~gerton Jtennet. 1,l(en~, Ohio. Bladtbam ( Cll...eland Nrpor..) 5-62 LINGARD ltennbls OFFERS OUTSTAND ING PUPPIES for sbow, breediu. pecially nice companions. Cham_piona at atacl. Brochure availablo Kruhm Road, Burton1ville, Maryland CH. GOLDEN NOTE (29 CHS.) FE~ Ch. Serenade (4 Cha.), Ch. Cadema (1 Ch,,), eh. Camelot (2 winnin1r), Ch. Merchant Prince. Fees-$ Sea Isle ltennels, RFD, Bernardston, Mass SIBERIAN HUSKIES SLBD PUPPIES~.~.lt.C. IUIGISTIUUID, blue or brown eyed. ;µu.00 '!I.': Good with Cbilclren. llobert F. Corbine, 10 Highland Ave., Lowv!l1!z Lewil County, New York. 3-0<: SUSITNA KENNELS OFFERS QUALITY _pup pies from top winning conformation and obedi~ ence stock. Susiina Kennels, Bethel Road.t Fort Wayne, Indiana. 6-6~ SILKY TERRIERS RESERVE FEBRUARY PUPPIES NOW. IM PORTED 1ire and dam. Champion bloodlines. Beverly Lehnig, Rte. 3, Box 96, Jelrenonville~ Indiana. Butler ~ SPRINGER SPANIELS OPEN OR BRED PROVEN MATRON, TOP bloodlines. Excellent stud service. Melilotus breeding. Willis, Bonstead Road, R. D. %, ClaJ~ New York. 9-~ ST. BERNARDS SAINT BERNARD PUPPIES. ROUGH COATED Swiss type. Massive, intelligent and beeutiful from world's finest blood lines. Schwarzwald Hof Kennels, 5136 Cascade Road, Grand Rapids. Michigan. I~ SAINT BERNARD PUPPIE.S - BEAUTIFUL fully markod, registered 1 large Swill type, gentle cliapooition inte!lilient ana wonderful -,..uon.. For pet, show or l>~. H. N. Pans!!,. Rt. 1, Wapakoneta, Ohio. Phone REdwood a.1., TOY MANCHESTER TERRIERS TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES AND GROWN dogs. Small type, Champion stock. Helfrich and Campbell Kennels, Antioch Road, Dugger, R.R. Si S11llivan, Indiana. 4-6z WELSH CORGIS (PEMBROKE) RANCH RAISED PUPPIE.S AVAILABLE. A. K. C. registered. Best bloodlines. Ship all points. Lindritb E. Cordell, Route 1, Harrison. Arkansas CH. GLADIATOR OF RODE! U.D. at stud. Puppies adults usually availab e. Dougial Bu. dock, 15GO Ronne Drive, Santa Ron, California. Liberty ~

17 Besides careful breeding, regular good feeding is a must for Scotties that conform to the breed's rigid standards. You can feed Purina Dog Chow every day-right from weaning on-because Purina Dog Chow delivers complete nutrition essential to the development and maintenance of solid bone, powerful muscle and rich, thick coats. That's why Purina Dog Chow is the favorite of so many breeders, handlers and kennel owners. They know it's a scientifically balanced ration geared to the nutritional requirements of today's dogs-work, show or family pet. Easy to feed, it has a good meaty flavor dogs really go for-the exclusive Eager Eater flavor only Purina Dog Chow has. Feed your dogs a ration they will enjoy and thrive on-purina Dog Chow. It's America's best selling dog food. On sale at Purina Dealers', pet supply and grocery stores. PURINA DOG CHOW for conditioning to work and win 1.. SCOTTISH TERRIER Proud as any kilted Scotsman, Scotties are the most independent of all the brave little Terriers whose origins are. in Scotland. Compact, peppy ' and at times quite comical, this dog of the Highlands has enjoyed increasing popularity in America in recent years. Alert and intelligent, Scotties respond quite readily to training. Feed Purina Dog Chow every day for solid good health the year 'round