The Hollander. Carole Goetzelmann, Editor. Volume V, Issue II

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1 APRIL 2016 NEWSLETTER The Hollander HERALD Carole Goetzelmann, Editor Volume V, Issue II

2 PAGE 2 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kent Rupprecht President Cindy Coombs Vice President Brenda Lelli Treasurer Carole Goetzelmann Secretary Nellie Nugteren Director The Hollander Herald is published four January, April, July, October. mes a year in The views, ar cles and adver sing in The Hollander Herald do not necessarily reflect the a tudes or policies of the ADSA, its officers/directors, members, or the editor. The ADSA and this publica on are not responsible for errors and/or misrepresenta ons in adver sing, nor does the ADSA endorse the li ers, dogs or breeding programs adver sed in The Hollander Herald. The health background of any dog considered for purchase should be carefully researched. Buyers should be aware that standard health cer fica on requirements differ from country to country. No por on of The Hollander Herald may be reprinted without permission. Adver sing Rates Full page with one picture... $10.00 ½ page with one picture... $ 7.00 ¼ page with one picture... $ 5.00 Member s Dog Photo on Cover.....$10.00 Li er announcements are free for members, $5.00 for non -members. Hip and elbow ra ngs are required for American li ers. No mixed breed li ers permi ed. Deadlines: 1st of the month March, June, September and December Membership Informa on: Individual Membership... $15.00 Family Membership... $25.00 Junior Membership.....$7.50 On the Cover: See page 6. The American Dutch Shepherd Association is a not-for-profit organization. Our Mission is to promote and protect quality and versa lity in the purebred Dutch Shepherd, to educate members and others about the breed, to encourage the highest standards of ownership and breeding, and to strive to bring the breed s natural quali es to perfec on. PRESIDENT S MESSAGE It s spring in North Carolina and that means one thing in a house full of longhairs, there is hair all over the place. The big ques on for me is will my girls be blowing their coats again in September? Of course the ADSA Na onal Specialty will be held September 24 and 25 in Allentown PA. If my girls are out of coat I think I will volunteer to help steward. For those members with short hair or rough hair dogs this shouldn t be an issue, so I hope to see you all in large numbers. The northern longhairs should s ll be in good coat so I hope to see all of them as well. The 2016 show will be an AKC FSS Open Show for Dutch Shepherds only. All entries must have an AKC registra on number (foreign numbers are not allowed). AKC Cer ficate of Merit points will be awarded to the winner (Best of Breed) and the Best of Opposite Sex. Again I hope to see lots of Dutch Shepherds and their owners. Thanks to all those involved making this specialty happen. Besides the specialty I keep seeing on Facebook that many more of the ADSA Dutchies are par cipa ng in a variety of different dog ac vi es from obedience, rally, agility, lure coursing, Barn hunt and protec on sport. It s really nice to see so many members working with their dogs, and this is also great publicity for the breed as well. To me it is especially important to have purebred dogs demonstrate their versa lity when they are so many brindled shepherd crosses out there working under the guise of being a Dutch Shepherd. Finally with summer almost upon us so please make sure that you take care of your dogs, if you don t treat for heart worm all year round is me to start again, think about trea ng your dogs for cks, ck borne diseases also affect dogs and if you live in the south watch out for snakes. Have a great summer and see y all in Allentown! Happy Birthday and Congratula ons to Mrs. C. J. Bakkes-Versloot! On April 3 she turned 100 years old! Mrs. Bakkes-Versloot has been a member of the NHC for 56 years serving on the breeding advisory commi ee and visi ng every long hair li er born in the Netherlands. She is most well known for the role she played in reviving the Dutch Shepherd Long Hair popula on, which was declared ex nct by the breed club in the 1930s. At that me, the only me long hairs appeared was when born to two short hairs through recessive genes. There will be more about Mrs. C.J. Bakkes-Versloot and the history of the Dutch Shepherd in future newsle ers.

3 PAGE 3 COMMITTEES COAT-TYPE Please contact the following people for coat specific inquiries. And also help keep them up to date on anything related to the coat-types or future puppy plans. Long-hair: Kent Rupprecht bubozda@a.net Rough-hair: Cindy Coombs ccoombs1@msn.com Short-hair: Carole Goetzelmann adsa_shorthair@hotmail.com HEALTH COMMITTEE Anita Arnold will be collec ng informa on on our breed s health issues. If you have any health issues to report, please contact Anita at ranchowellen@yahoo.com. MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Cindy Coombs is the Director of Membership. ccoombs1@msn.com UPCOMING EVENTS AKC OPEN SHOWS Mudi Club of America Moses Lake, WA April 15, 2016 Peruvian Inca Orchid Club of the Un ed States Moses Lake, WA April 15, 2016 Trenton Kennel Club, Inc. W Windsor Twp, NJ May 08, 2016 Trenton Kennel Club, Inc. W Windsor Twp, NJ May 09, 2016 Illinois Capitol Kennel Club, Inc. Springfield, IL May 21, 2016 Langley Kennel Club Hampton, VA May 26, 2016 Greenwich Kennel Club Norwalk, CT June 11, 2016 Longshore-Southport Kennel Club, Inc. Norwalk, CT June 12, 2016 Northeastern Maryland Kennel Club West Friendship, MD July 08, 2016 Upper Marlboro Kennel Club West Friendship, MD July 09, 2016 Na onal Capital Kennel Club, Inc. West Friendship, MD July 10, 2016 Waukesha Kennel Club, Inc. Waukesha, WI July 30, 2016 Waukesha Kennel Club, Inc. Waukesha, WI July 31, 2016 Rolla Missouri Kennel Club Gray Summit, MO September 23, 2016 American Dutch Shepherd Associa on Allentown, PA September 25, 2016 Cornhusker Kennel Club of Lincoln, Nebraska, Inc. Lincoln, NE October 08, 2016 Cornhusker Kennel Club of Lincoln, Nebraska, Inc. Lincoln, NE October 09, 2016 h p:// TREASURER S REPORT Balance 1/1/2016 $1, Income $1, Expenses ($704.22) Balance 3/31/2016 $2, LITTER ANNOUNCEMENTS USA Rough Hair none Short Hair Sara Kennedy is taking reserva ons for a li er with his girl Jenna s Rose of Crazy Stripes. Father is to be Ties v. t Oude Landras. Both dogs have completed their health checks. For more informa on contact skennedy7364@yahoo.com h p://kennedyds.weebly.com Long Hair Holly Fraser Abel will be breeding Tarita s Ori Over the Ocean to Blackfrost s NorthernLights Aurora. Health checks will be reported as they become available. meclock79@hotmail.com

4 PAGE 4 NEW MEMBER APPLICATIONS Joseph Huyck of Hanahan, SC, is the owner of one of Brenda Lelli s long hair puppies. He is interested in agility, herding, and promo ng the breed. This is his first Dutch Shepherd. They are currently in obedience classes and will plan to breed her in the future to con nue Brenda s lines. Joseph is sponsored by Brenda Lelli and Cindy Coombs. If anybody has any comments about Joseph, please contact any board member in the next 60 days. NEW MEMBERS Alexandro Aviles and Kourtney Kuroki, and Milan Hess MEET THE BREEDS IN ORLANDO, FLORIDA The dates this year are December 17 and 18 at the Orange County Conven on Center. The exact details are not available yet, but plans are in the works for 4 FSS Open Shows, one on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday beforehand. There is very li le on the AKC website at this point, but I will include addi onal informa on in the next newsle er as it becomes available. Booth a endees get free admission to the building for Saturday and Sunday, and there are 4 lunches allocated to our club for each day. UKC PREMIER DOG SHOW The dates for the UKC Premier this year are June The premium with hotel informa on is available on the UKC website. h p:// Entries close May 11. ADSA 2016 NATIONAL SPECIALTY OPEN SHOW Plans for our Open Show weekend are firming up. The dates are September 24th and 25th. Saturday, the 24th, will be the day for herding ins nct tes ng (or training for more experienced herders), see page 9. There are limited spots for herding, so if you haven t already, please contact Carole Goetzelmann to reserve a space. In the evening, we will have a group get-to-know-you dinner with membership mee ng. September 25th will be our Open Show, plus a small match for altered dogs, if there is interest. We will also be taking inventory photographs that will be a part of the history of the breed club and the Dutch Shepherd in the USA. Carole Goetzelmann will be taking photos and videos the en re weekend. You may purchase all photos of your dog for $30 including the price of a CD-ROM or flash drive. Her camera is a 16 megapixel Canon, so included will be the full size 16 mb file, plus a reduced size photo for social media and easy ing. Proceeds will go to offse ng show expenses. For details and contact informa on: skennedy7364@yahoo.com h p://kennedyds.weebly.com Holly Fraser Abel will be breeding Tarita s Ori Over the Ocean to Blackfrost s Northern Lights Aurora. Health checks will be reported as they become available. meclock79@hotmail.com

5 PAGE 5 BRAGS! Liz Rose would love to brag on Keen for the newsle er. Keen entered his first Rally-Obedience trial and he was a star! He was a distracted teenager outside the ring and all business in the ring. Amazing! My first dog of my very own, first dog I've trained and our first Rally and we qualified! The trial was at the Orlando Dog Training Club, Inc., at the Central Florida Fairgrounds. For many this might not be huge but for us it's wonderful. Blackfrosts Keweenaw Night Sky LH Congratula ons! The mul -talented Deja is at it again! Deja (Blackfrost's Eighth Star True North), owned by Ella-Kate Mickelson earned her Trick Dog Champion Title! And to get there she had to earn her Novice, Intermediate, Advanced and Expert Trick Dog tles. Congratula ons!

6 PAGE 6 BRAGS! Photo on the cover: Quilla (Tarita's Quilla Bewyched Me), owned by Tracy Kaecker, obtained her UKC Championship her first weekend out at the Illinois Toy Fox Terrier Associa on dog show in Peoria, Illinois. Entered in 6 shows, Quilla was awarded 4 - Best of Breeds and 3 - Group 3 placements with compe on. Tracy is currently working Quilla in Agility in an effort to earn a UKC Total Dog award with Quilla. Congratula ons! One of our members has a dog in need of some very complicated, but necessary, surgery. Any small amount is greatly appreciated. Please visit his gofundme page for more informa on.

7 PAGE 7 Our 2016 show will be an AKC FSS Open Show for Dutch Shepherds only. All entries must have an AKC registra on number (foreign numbers are not allowed). AKC Cer ficate of Merit points will be awarded to the winner (Best of Breed) and the Best of Opposite Sex. Open Show judging cannot be by coat-type. However, a er the show is over the plan is to have addi onal judging to determine the Best of Breed and Best Opposite Sex of the remaining coat types. And we will con nue to offer a Best Altered category if there is interest. The show and judge has been approved by the AKC. Event No: Our judge is Ms. Bernade e F. Biasi. Her ini al breed is Shetland Sheepdogs, and she is a provisional judge for the Belgian Shepherd breeds, Corgis, and Collies. She has received our ini al judge s educa on materials and is looking forward to judging our dogs. The show is just about 5 months away and the show premium will be available in the next month or so. Un l then below you will find a list of nearby hotels that allow dogs. Always double check that the dog policy has not changed. The Open Show is on Sunday. On Saturday we will be sponsoring a herding ins nct test/seminar for Dutch Shepherds. See page 9 for more informa on. We have 8 slots for the morning ins nct tes ng. Snacks and water will be available since there is no local food nearby ADSA Na onal Specialty FSS Open Conforma on Show Nearby Hotels The distance from the Fairgrounds to the herding farm is 35 miles. Following are op ons for hotels near both loca ons. Saturday Herding Seminar/Ins nct Tes ng 2167 Lake Minsi Dr, Bangor, PA Seminar begins at 7:30 am Budget Inn & Suites 320 Greentree Dr, East Stroudsburg, PA Super 8 Stroudsburg I-80 Exit 308, East Stroudsburg, PA Sunday Show Allentown Fairgrounds 302 N 17th St, Allentown, PA Red Roof Inn no dog fee 1846 Catasauqua Rd, Allentown, PA Ramada Inn dog fee 1500 MacArthur Rd, Whitehall, PA Best Western dog fee 300 Gateway Dr, Bethlehem, PA The View Inn dog fee 3191 Highfield Dr, Bethlehem, PA Comfort Inn dog fee 7625 Imperial Way, Allentown, PA Quality Inn dog fee 1905 John Fries Hwy, Quakertown, PA Overnight RV parking is available at the fairgrounds. Cost is $50 per night which includes water and electricity. For reserva ons, use the following form.

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9 PAGE 9 DUTCH SHEPHERD HERDING INSTINCT TEST / HERDING EVENT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, Tester/Trainer: Carolyn Wilki, an all-breed herding trainer, has tested over 2,000 dogs of all breeds. She has trained dogs and handlers to over 150 herding tles. She competes with her own Border Collies and German Shepherd Dogs and has trialed on arena type courses, ISDS type courses, tending courses, on sheep and on ducks. Carolyn has been to Germany mul ple mes to watch dogs herding sheep and has seen German Shepherds and at least one Dutch Shepherd tend 600 sheep in the fields of Bavaria. Ins nct Test Descrip on Dogs will be given approximately 30 minutes to demonstrate their herding prowess. Some dogs (for example, especially if they are young pups) will benefit from less me. Dogs will be tested for fetching, driving, and tending abili es. The owner will be handling the dog along with Carolyn, and will have an opportunity to learn about beginner herding and livestock control. The basic goals of an ins nct test are to show your dog that the dog has the power to move livestock and that moving livestock is fun and to show us behaviors in your dog that would be useful for further herding training. In order to pass and receive a cer ficate, dogs must show at least 5 minutes of sustained interest in sheep, natural behaviors useful to some herding style, and some responsiveness to handling. Whether a dog has passed or not, each dog will receive a wri en evalua on. During the test, the dog may be outside the test pen, inside a test pen with sheep, or outside the pen with handler and sheep inside. The dog may be dragging a long line, not dragging a long line, dragging a four foot leash, not wearing anything, etc. depending on what the tester thinks the dog needs to perform his/her best. Dogs first are introduced to penned sheep 4 sheep or 40 sheep with the dog outside the pen. Many dogs can be tested and passed without actually entering the pen with sheep. If the dog requires addi onal s mula on by chasing stock without a barrier between, the dog (on or off leash, as appropriate) will be tested with livestock inside a 32, 40, 50, 100 square or round diameter pen or in a 50 x100 or 100 x 200 arena pen or in a 10 acre field marked with furrows. If a dog is too in midated by sheep, we will try to coax the herding ins nct behaviors using ducks instead. MORNING: HERDING INSTINCT TEST (NON-AKC TEST) OR TRAINING PERIOD Fee: $65 prepaid Start Time: 7:30 AM Herding Ins nct Test: In the ins nct test, as well as in the training periods, posi ve reinforcement training techniques are used. Dogs may be restrained with a dragging long line or kept behind fence barriers, as appropriate. Every dog tested receives a wri en evalua on. Puppies should be no younger than 6 months of age. No upper age limit. Dogs should have useful sight and hearing and be physically able to trot/move normally. Each handler and dog tested will be given approximately a half hour with tester/trainer Carolyn Wilki & sheep or ducks. Leash your dog! Dress your dog in all his/her normal collars, including at least a flat buckle collar. Have a mid-back or sled dog harness available for use if you can. No e-collars. Please pick up a er your dog. Feed & water dog as usual! Bring dog treats that have high value for your dog ówe might use them (or not) during the test or in the training period. Please wear/ bring weather/farm suitable clothes. Bring bug spray, sun block if appropriate. Handlers with dogs who are already in herding training should describe in wri ng what type of stock and set-up they would like to use (type, number of stock, size of arena, size of field) and briefly describe what their training objec ve will be during that half hour. End me: ~ 12:00 PM Followed by 10 Minute video of Sheep Tending in Germany. AFTERNOON HERDING TRAINING CLINIC: Fee $130 pre-paid; $20 lecture only Start Time: 12:30 or 1 PM (depending on morning entries) End Time: 4:00 pm (sooner, if fewer dogs) 1-2 PM: Introductory Lecture on Herding and Tending Fundamentals At least 2 opportuni es on livestock per dog. Maximum of 7 dogs. [Note: If the trainer feels dog and owner are skilled enough to work on their own during the introductory lecture, they will be given permission to do so.] Contact Carole Goetzelmann with ques ons, or to reserve your spot. mylaeken@hotmail.com

10 PAGE 10 ROUGH HAIR FAN DAY in The Netherlands Dear Rough-Hair friend, We are very proud to invite you at the third Dutch edi on of the Rough -Hair Fan Day (RHFD), a special day for the Rough-Haired Dutch Shepherd! This day will take place in Heemweg, AG Varsseveld, Zelhemseweg 59, 7055AA Heelweg, the Netherlands, September the 17 th. With this event we want to put this wonderful dog into the spotlight again. It will be a day with plenty of fun for owner and dog. And everyone who cares about the Rough-Hair is invited to come and to par cipate in a lot of ac vi es like workshops/demos agility, obedience, show training, dogdance, dogbrain training, flyball. Through na onal and interna onal breeding clubs, and through social network, we want to invite as many people with Rough-Hairs as possible. With this event, we hope to bring lovers, owners and breeders together. We really hope you're as excited as we are about the RHFD and that you will join us at this fantas c day. Unfortunately, we don t have a complete record with the names of people who have or had a RH. We would really appreciate it, if you forward this mail with the no ce to all RH lovers you know! It is also possible to support this day. Any contribu on is welcome! Here you ll find the bank details, if you want to do a dona on: IBAN NL78 RABO t.n.v. ruwhaarfandag, S.O. Kluin-Lutjeharms rabobank Coevorden BIC RABONL2U. Your name can be men oned in the program and at the website at the sponsorpage, if you want. But even if you re not able to make a dona on, we will be happy to meet you at the RHFD!! At our website: h p:// you will find our so-called smoelenboek with more than 200 photos of RHs from all over the world. Is your RH not yet in the smoelenboek? Than we invite you to send nice, funny pictures or an amusing anecdote of your RH to our address. We will put them in the smoelenboek. It will s ll take a few months before this big event takes place. An official announcement with a final program and applica on form will be sent to you or you can find them and. the updates of the RHFD at our website: at our Facebook page: ruwhaarfandag. So put the date already on your calendar we are really looking forward to meet you (and your RH and/or other dogs)!! Sincerely, Organiza on RHFD2016 Sieglinde Kluin, and Heidi Jongen.

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