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SEPTEMBER 1965 ANNIVERSARY ISSUE TERRIER TYPE CH. ALDERBROOK JOLLY ROGER O wned By DR. LOIS G. DICKIE 216 West Monument A ve. Hatboro, Pe nn syl vania Bred By FAIRFAX and SHIRLEY CARTER Box 246 Blu e mont, Virginia

Volume IV, Number 9 September, 1965 DANIEL KI EDROWSK I - Edi tor a nd Publisher 496 1 OLD DUBLIN ROAD, HAYWARD, CALIFORN IA 94546 PHONE: 4!5-581-6062 Second Class Postage Paid a t Hayward, C a lifornia CONTENTS COVER STORY-Ch. Alderbrook Jolly Roger...-... 2 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL MATERIAL... 4 MOSTLY Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers......45 Manchester Terriers...... 47 Kerry Blue Terriers..........48 Dandie Dinmont Terriers...... 53 Scottish Terriers......... 54 Bull Terriers...... 58 Cairn Terriers......... 60 Welsh Terriers......... 63 Airedale Terriers........... 64 West Highland White Te rriers... 66 Skye Terriers...... 69 Fox Terriers....... 70 La ke land Terriers... 74 Irish Terriers...... 75 NEW CHAMPIONS...... 76 ADVERTISING RATES Prices Indicated Are for Each Insertion 12 3to II I o r 2 insertions insertions insertions I column inch $ 6.00 $ 7.00 $ 7.50 1/s page 9.00 11.00 12.50 '/4 page 15.00 17.50 20.00 'h page 27.50 32.50 37.50 Full page 50.00 55.00 60.00 In se rtions must be consecuti ve. C opy may be ch an ged monthly. Size of advertising may be increased at a ny time and wi ll be charged for proporti ona t ely. For greater convenience t o a ll, payment with advertisi ng copy is requested. C uts used in advertisemen ts a nd with news coverage are cha rq ed at cost to the own er an d become your propertv. Wi n pictures a re published a t a charge of $1 0.00 fo r a single colu mn; $20.00 fo r double si ze. C OVER RATES - on request Closing Date for Nove mber Issue: October 1 5th Terrier Type is published monthly. No part of this magazine may be reproduced fo r anv purpose without written permission of the publ is her. The opinion s expressed in the articl es herei n a re t hose of th e authors and do not necessari ly const it ute endorsement by t he e d ito rial staff. Th e editor reserves the right to reasona bly edit al l copy submitted. Subscription Rates: 1 Year-$5.00; 2 Years-$9.00 Foreign Rates $6.00 Yearly

mostly... SCOTTIES by Martha Melekov 17819 Denker Ave. Gardena, California 90247 The Ventura-Santa Barbara weekend, July 31st-August 1st, as usual, brought out major entries. Judging the 7 dogs, 10 bitches and Specials at the former was Anthony Stamm, who gave Winners Dog and BW to Ralph Tennant's Carmichael'slnheritance (Ch. Barberry Knowe Blizzard - Ch. Carmichael's Carmelita) from the American-Bred class. Reserve was the Open Dog, A yr loch Regis (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Ch. Cam Bria's Doll) owned by Ernest Carabba & Fred Phillips. The Winners Bitch also came from the American Bred class in Mel Fertado's youngster, Brentnut Brenda (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Ch. Anstamm Dark Secret). Betty Pengra's Charves Meg Merrilee (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Ch. Balachan Gambit) scored Reserve from Open. Best of Breed honors went to the dam of the WB, Mr. Fertado's Ch. Anstamm Dark Secret (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Anstamm Paragon) with both winners handled by Mel. BOS was awarded to Ch. Marlorain Proud Piper (Ch. Marlorain Dark Seal-Ch. Marlorain Silver Spoon) owned by Marlorain Kennels, and handled by Daisy Austa d. At Santa Barbara the next day, the Australian judge, Mr. J. G. Head, enjoyed an entry of 7 dogs, 10 bitches and 4 Specials just as on the previous day, but with several dif-?lt49'p~ ** HANDLER 54 PROFESSIONAL 1404 E. Foothill Blvd. Glendora, California Code 213-ED 5-1806 CH. GAIDOUNE GRIN AND B EAR IT scores another Group First at the Champlain Valley Renne! Club, Burlington. Vt., July 17. 1965 unde 1 judge. Mr. Forest Hall. Dr. Nancy Lenfestey handles for breeder-o~vner. Helen Gaither of Wheeling. W. Va. (G1lbe1 t photo) ferent individuals present. Best of Breed honors here went to "Proud Piper" and Winners Bitch and BOS went to Agnes Page's Charves Sil Blu Annie Laurie ( Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Ch. Charves Silver Tassie) handled by Lena Kardos. Reserve again went to "Meg Merrilee." Winners Dog and Best of Winners went ANSTAMM'S TOP-NOTCH STUD FORCE CH. BARDENE BOY BLUE (Eng.-Am.-Can. Ch.) CH. ANSTAMM DARK VENTURE CH. ANSTAM M BLUE BLAZES CH. ANSTAMM ROB ROY C H. MIDDLEMOUNT RED SUN (Red Wheaten) and introducing BARDENE BOBBY DAZZLER (Sire: Eng. Ch. Bardene Bingo- Dam : Bardene Barefoot Contessa) LOOKING FOR: Small ears? Long heads and clean skulls? Small, dark, correctly placed eyes? True Scottish Terrier expression? Class. style, and distinction? Incomparable temperament? TRY ONE OF ANSTAMM'S STUDS! Mr. a nd Mrs. Anthony Stamm, 2097 South 4th St., Rt. I, Kalamazoo, Mich. Tel. A.C. 616, 342-5406

to "Regis," while RWD went to Harvey & Louise Cederstrom's Revran Vivace (Ch. Niddbank Topic-Niddbank Fairy). Both winners garnered 4 pointers on both days. EASTERN NEWS by Robert A. Marshall 329 Newtown Road Wyckoff, New Jersey The number of shows and the entry in Scots both tapered off quite a bit during the month. Farmington Valley K. C., Connecticut, on Saturday, July 10, had an entry of 4 b itches and 2 Specials for Dr. A.A. Mitten. Our Raab Hill Naughty Merry-Etta WB and BOS to finish her title; Dr. and Mrs. Thomas' Highlander Hey Shari RWB and the Stamm's Ch. Anstamm Blue Blazes BOB. The next day 3 bitches and 2 specials for E. Pennington Meyer a t Wallkill K. C., Hey Shari WB and BOS; Cornelia Crissey's Rannoch Dune Remember RWB; and Blue Blazes BOB. Putnam K. C., Carmel, New York, on the 24th, with only four for Mrs. Paul Silvernail. The Graham's Todhill's Bear Edition WD and BOW; Remember WB and BOS; and Ch. Raab Hill Rollingstone BOB. A very successful Match was held b y the STC of Greater Washington, D. C. recently. Mrs. Ruth Johnson of "Carmichael" fame judged the entry. Blanche Reeg had a "good day" garnering both Best Puppy Dog and Bitch with her Blanart Benedict and CH. MERRILLAND DRAMBUIE... Congratulates her daughter ( pictured above) CH. MERRILLAND MISS MISTY "We are proud of our MERRILLAND Girls." AT STUD: CH. NIDDBANK EDGEMOOR EXTRA HEADLINE OWNER: MERRILLAND KENNELS, Reg. 5339 Cartwright Avenue No. Hollywood, California 9160 1 Phone: 213-TR 7-7407 CH. MERRILLAND MISS MI STY (Crescent Hill Doublet - Ch. Merrilbnd Drambuie) a recent n e w ch a1npion, is sh o,vn with h e1 h andler, Jimmy Butler. This young homebred bitch will be Specialed briefly before being retired to materal duties. Bred and owned by Martha l\ierrill, Merrilland l{ennels, No. Hollywood, Calif. (Ludwig photo) Blanart Between, the former going on to the Best Puppy in Match. Best Adult Bitch and Best in Match went to Mrs. Morris' Scots Delight Cinder Bonnie, while her Scots Delight Wild Oat.was Best Adult Dog, for another "double winner." Time to start thinking of entries for the Montgomery County KC Specialty Show. This is probably the finest venue in the East, and with the dinner evening before, a real gathering of the "clan." Foley is the Superintendent again and closing is September 28. The show a t Gwyn- AGENT-HANDLER: JIMMY BUTLER 3946 Puerco Canyon Malibu, California 55

edd Valley, Pennsylvania, is on October 10. No formal announcement on the judge as yet, b ut it just might be someone from across the Atlantic. Mrs. T. A. Kirk is doing the sweepstakes. This being TT's "anniversary specia l, " a look at Scotties in the East over the past few years might be in order. The most memorable moment, of course, was the BIS a t W estminster this February to the Stalter's great bitch, Ch. Carmichael's Fanfare, a truly fitting and deserved climax to an outstanding show career. "Mamie" is the proud mother of two fine male pups sired by Ch. Walsing Westwind of Barberry Knowe. Helen Gaither proud that her Ch. Gaidoune Gorgeous Hussy has a chieved the distinction of being the outsta nding producing dam of all times. Mrs. Charles Sandgran demonstrated to one a nd a ll that Scots can be trained for obedience, her Mr. P. P. Scot acquired his U. D. degree. All of these achievements have helped in the greatest revival the breed has seen in a number of years. More and more people are demonstrating a sincere interest in the Scot, and the sale of young puppies and show stock has never been better, but w here are a ll the new b reeders and exhibitors? Entries haven't picked up that much; too few new kennels prefixes are evident in catalogs, but many older ones a re less and less evident. What are the causes and what specific remedies can and should be taken? These are questions of serious import to us a ll; perhaps the STCA's new Scope Committee can a ddress itself to the problem - it begs solution. Random Thoughts: On Judges and Judging. A renowned critic and expert in Terriers recently published an article on approaches to judging. He spoke of the negative judge that places his dogs by looking for faults and putting up the one w ith the least n um- Ca, nation SCOTTISH TERRIERS CH. BALACHAN GRENADIER also at stud AM. & CAN. CH. BALACHAN AGITATOR Sire of l O Champions CH. BALA CHAN HOSEA BA YOR CH. VIEWPARK VINDICATOR YOUNG BREEDING STOCK QUALITY PUPPIES DR. & MRS. T. ALLEN KIRK, JR. RT. 7, BOX 410 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA SP 4-1291 English and Am erican CH. BARDENE BINGO AT STUD an unmatched group of prove n CHAMPION SIRES Representing the best of RED SEAL, RIO GRANDE, BAFFIE for all particulars, address CARNATION FARM KENNE LS BOB BARTOS, Manager CARNATION, WASHINGTON 206-788-251 l 56

ber of them, and the positive judge that looks for virtues and places his dogs by putting up the one that has the greatest number of good points. On the surface this might seem to be a very fine detail in how a judge looks at his exhibits. It has, however, given me pause to think, and somehow reminded me of another article some time ago on the difference in judging techniques between Allrounders and Breed Specialists. I believe there is a correlation between the two: the breed specialist being a negative judge and the allrounder a positive one. Why? Well, thet all-rounder cannot remember the exact detail of every one of a hundred different standards and therefore must approach judging by looking for positive general virtuessoundness, movement, condition, grooming, and so forth. The breed specialist, on the other hand, knows his standard well. He knows the finest interpretation of such detail as "moderately long," "not to thick," "peculiarly it's own," etc. In addition, he has a keen eye for whatever fault or faults is giving a breed trouble at that particular time. Since perfection is rare, he judges by faulting, that is, "Mmmm, a good head, but a little short - I'll take off a few points," or "ears set a little low - let's knock off a couple of points here." Which does the best job? I don't think you can generalize on this point, but I do feel they both can make a valuable contribution to the improvement of the breed by consistently following their individual approach. The all-rounder will keep the breed in balance, and the breed specialist will help maintain the DON MAYER AKC LICENSED HANDLER Route I, Taylor Road SANDUSKY, OHIO Phone: 419-626-0180 One hour from the William Hopkins (Cleveland) Airport CH. RAAB HILL NAUGHTY MERRY-ETTA, Scottish Terrier owned ancl bred by Mr. & i\fl's. Robert A. Marshall of Wyckoff, New Jersey, shown completing her title placing WB & BOS under Dr. A. A. Mitten at Farmington Valley J{. C., in July. "Merry-Etta" is by Ch. Ba.rberry l{nowe Merry Maker ex Ch. Fashion FeUcity, and is the third ancl last member of her litter to finish. Shown here by Mr. Marshall. (Gilbert photo) character of the breed - the thing that sets our breed apart from other breeds. But wouldn't it be wonderful to have one judge combine these techniques and REALLY place the exhibits objectively by the breed standard? But then, that would almost make judging a science rather than an art. Perhaps someday! DONNA M. TERWILLIGER Professional ALL BREED HANDLER "Specializing in TERRIERS" 2011 N. Seaman Ave. South El Monte, Calif. GIibert 4-4274 PROFESSIONAL HANDLER SPECIALIZING IN TERRIERS SHOW CONDITIONING MAKING ALL MIDWEST SHOWS Also presenting a balanced stud force in champion WESTIES and AIREDALES. 57