German Shepherd Dog Club of Wisconsin Inside this issue: St. Patty s Fest 1 Membership report 2 Class note 2 Board of Directors 3 Director of 3 Historian report 4 Christmas Party 6 Pets 7 What is Schutzhund 8+ In Memory 12 Calendar Feb 13 Calendar March 14 Watch For A Instructors Meeting Coming Soon Sign up For The Next Classes P.E.T.S. 23nd Annual St. Patty s Spaghetti Fest March 18th, 2012 $4.00 Per Plate Italian Sausage Extra Time: 12:30 pm After (byos) bring you own Spirits You ll be GREEN with envy if you miss it!! Please sign up in the Club House or contact: Sharon Golden At: (262) 662-5338 Don t Forget Monthly Meeting Night Change The time of the Monthly Meetings will now be changed to 7:00 pm on the 3rd Tuesday of the month.
TRAINING CLASSES NOTE January 2012 Total Membership... 218 Regular Members... 164 Associate Members... 54 Persons... 70 Obedience...... 50...... 11 Performance...... 09 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS TO BE ACCEPTED In case of Bad Weather! Classes are cancelled if the Temperature is -10 at 7:00 am on Sunday Morning or 0 at 5:00 pm on weeknights in Waukesha County Or if there is a WEATHER WARNING anytime of the year. Make sure in cold weather to use the Buddy System - - - BEFORE you leave someone alone at the club make sure that their car will start. If you are not sure if a class has been cancelled please call your Instructor. Spencer Dunn S103 W20761 Heather Lane Muskego, WI 53150 Joey F-03/08/11 DN30194508 Gerald Engelhardt S29 W29485 Ancestral Dr. Waukesha, WI 53188 Ziva F-04/08/2011 DN30693005 REMINDER TO ALL REGULAR MEMBERS: TRAINING FEES WERE DUE 1/15/2012 Respectfully Submitted, Linda Cekosh 229 N 60th St. Milwaukee, WI 53213 Membership Director From the Desk of the Secretary Thank you to all the members who braved the cold and snow on Tuesday evening to attend our monthly meeting. For the first time in seven months we achieved a quorum!!! With the ability to vote, we were finally able to present and discuss the Bylaws changes. They have been approved and once retyped will be available on the website for downloading. A few hard copies will be available at the clubhouse for reference and for those without Internet access. The same will apply to the Standing Club Rules containing the newly revised points system. Thank you again and may we continue to have good turnouts to promote the best interests of the club. Nancy
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012 PRESIDENT... Dennis Smeiska dsmeiska@wi.rr.com... 262-679-5149 VICE PRESIDENT... Tim Brown braunhausk@aol.com... 262-594-8983 SECRETARY... Nancy Bertsch ncashb@wi.rr.com... 262-782-5238 TREASURER... Pam Stoesser pkstoesser@earthlink.net... 262-662-0442 HISTORIAN... Jolene Zimdars jolenezimdars@hotmail.com... 262-392-2897 Rose Barke rosettabarke@sbcglobal.net... 414-353-5957 Joe Caputa E-mail only............ top_dog09@live.com Karen Kane... 262-835-2412 Jim Martz E-mail only.............. jmartz2@wi.rr.com Paula Zuehr pzuehr@wi.rr.com 414-529-0422 APPOINTED BOARD POSITIONS Building & Grounds... Ron Labinski camron6@wi.rr.com... 262-547-2334 Director of... Lyle Lubenow...... 262-782-1631 Membership Chairperson... Linda Cekosh Lcekosh@wi.rr.com... 262-998-6098 Tales Editor... Sharon Golden goldshep@wi.rr.com... 262-662-5338 Show(s) Coordinator... Paulette Gallatin gallahaus@wi.rr.com... 414-321-2218 MEETINGS: Third tuesday of each month, except December, at 7:00 p.m. At the clubhouse: W224 S6950 Guthrie Road, Big Bend WI 53103 CLUB HOUSE PHONE: 262-662-5145 GSDC of Wisconsin Winter Activities Reminder What is Happening!! classes Thursday. Inside training for those competing and also for those having questions or who want to observe and inquire about competitive conformation. This would be the place to start. Rally Classes Friday 6:30 pm. Excellent training for both dog and handler. It looks easy until you try to beat the clock. You re welcome to visit and observe anytime. These classes are on going and the instructors will give you needed instructions to compete successfully in Rally. Agility Classes 2nd & 4th Saturday at 10:00 am. This is a class often featured on TV s animal Planet. It s enjoyable to participate in for those who are athletically inclined. You re always welcome to visit and inquire. The classes are on going and the instructors will give you the needed instructions to compete successfully in agility. Obedience Run Thrus 1st Sunday after The purpose of this class is not only to give your dog ring experience but also to teach you the dos and don ts of ring procedure. The purpose is not to score your dog. Team Class 3rd Sunday after Our GSDCW has been represented by some excellent teams recently, teams that made us proud of our program and team members. They were 1st this year at the Wisconsin State Fair and again at the GSDC of America s National Show. They ave beat all bread and German Shepherd clubs. This class is an attempt to add to and nurture this activity. FUN CLASSES All of these activities are open to any member who has paid their training dues and their dog is proficient to the level needed for the class. Check the tales or on the web site to confirm the times and dates as sometimes this do change. Lyle Lebenow Dot GSDC of Wisconsin
Linda Ferguson Monte Ferlin's Montego of Kaholli 9/12/2011 GSDCW Specialty Show 12 to 18 1st Place 4 Club Pts. Sally Ferlin's Mustang Sally of Kaholli 11/6/2011 GSDC National Show 15-18 Month 2nd 39 Club Pts. 9/10/11 GSDCW Specialty Show 12-18 Month 1 st Place 15 Club Pts WB 2 AKC Pts Slick Ferlin's Valentino 9/10/2011 GSDCW Specialty Show Am Bred 1st Place 13.5 Club Pts. RWD 9/11/2011 GSDCW Specialty Show Am Bred 1st Place 12 Club Pts. RWD Tru Ferlin's Yours Truly 9/10/2011 GSDCW Specialty Show Am Bred 1st Place 21 Club Pts. RWB Lincoln Winsome's Abearham Lincoln 9/12/2011 GSDCW Speciality Show Open 1st Place 8 Club Pts. Agility Karen Grikstas Ellie Sunset View's Electra, OFA, UD, TDX, VER, MXP, VCD3, NFP, CGC, HIC, TDI, TC, TD, AJP 12/3/2011 Winnegamie DTC Novice Fast 1st Place Pts. 90 Club Pts. NFP Title Obedience Max Artenchik Rooney 20th AKC Title 11/26/2011 WWCDTC Beginner's 189.5 Pts. 1st Place 2nd Leg 77Club Pts. 11/27/2011 WWCDTC Beginner's 193 Pts. 1st Place 3rd Leg 87 Club Pts. BN Title Rosetta L. Barke Bella Bella vom Kellnerhof CGC, BH, AD, CDX, TR-2, Sch1, OB-1, AD, BH, CGC, KK1, TC, DNA, 2012 1/7/2012 WWDTC Open B 193 Pts. Res Leg 90 Club Pts. 1/8/2012 WWDTC Open B 191 Pts. Res Leg 90 Club Pts. 1/8/2012 WWDTC Utility A 175 Pts. 2nd Place 1st Leg 80Club Pts. Karen Grikstas Spencer Sunset View's Mr. Xtra Special, RA, CGC, 2011 12/4/2011 Badger Kennel Club Novice B 190.5 Pts. 4th Place 1st Leg 90 Club Pts. 1/7/2012 WWCDTC Obedience Novice B 194.5 Pts. 2nd Place 2nd Leg 90 Club Pts. Hilda (Grikstas) Sunset View's Princess Hilda, RN, CD, CGC, TDI 1/14/2012 OKC Obedience Trial Open A 181.5 Pts. 4th Place 1st Leg 90Club Pts. Catharine Los Kokett Burl Oaks Li'l Dark Angels Legacy, CD, RA 1/7/2012 WWCDTC Open A 191.5 Pts. 3rd Place 2nd Leg 110 Club Pts.
Mike Los Lyric Burl Oaks Last Chance At the Dance 1/7/2012 WWCDTC Novice B 193.5 Pts. 4th Place 2nd Leg 90 Club Pts. Dorothy Renier Lucy Risky vom Haus Miller, CD, TC, Sch3, BH, AD, OB1, CGC, TDI, TC, KK1, DNA 1/7/2012 WWDTC Open A 179.5 Pts. 1st Leg 55Club Pts. 1/8/2012 WWDTC Open A 189 Pts. 2nd Place 2nd Leg 100 Club Pts. Tracking Karen Grikstas Leah Sunset View's K's Dream, OFA, TD, CDX, RA, OAP, OAJP, VCD2, CGC, TC, TDI 11/27/2011 Lincolnwood GSDC Tracking Dog 0 TDX Title 50 Club Pts. CONGRATULATIONS!! Ellie & Karen on their NFP Title It is her 20 th AKC Title Rooney & Max on their BN Title Leah & Karen TDX Title
CHRISTMAS PARTY REPORT A BIG THANK YOU TO: THE 100+ OF YOU WHO MADE THE PARTY A BIG SUCCESS [next year we'll make sure we have extra tables and chairs] TO THOSE OF YOU WHO TURNED THE ROOM FROM A TRAINING ROOM TO A PARTY ROOM & BACK AGAIN FOR THE GREAT FOOD THAT WENT ALONG WITH THE TURKEY & WALKING TACOS, THE BEVERAGES & MONEY DONATIONS TO SANTA FOR KEEPING WATCH DURING THE YEAR & GIVING SOME ADULTS COAL FOR THEIR "ERRORS" FOR THE KITCHEN HELP LEAD BY SHARON & LINDA and everyone that pitched in and helped cook! TO RANDY WEISNER FOR DONATING 24 LG. FILLED STOCKINGS FOR THE KIDS TO VAL FOR HER WORK ON THE QUILT SHE DONATED AND RON & DENNIS FOR THEIR HELP & PATIENCE THANKS TO ALL!!!! CAMILLE & SANDY German Shepherd Pups Sire:US Grand Victor Ch. Welove Du Chien's Army of One ROM OFA H&E DNA Dam: Welove Du Chien's Hallelujah Written Guarantee. Jane Kerner 262-594-2708
By Joe Ziino As another year passes into the history books, it's always good to take a moment to reflect back and take stock of where we've been in order to plan for where we're going. We had another full year of community service in 2011 and from the participation level at our events; I believe it was also a lot of fun for everyone. I would like to thank all members of the G.S.D.C.W. for the support and participation this past year. Additionally I would like to encourage those members who did not participate to give us a try. Often I am asked, "How can I join P.E.T.S." My standard answer is YOU ARE already a member of P.E.T.S., come and join us at any of our events. Our requirements are simple. We are very informal, we like to have fun at our events and we like to party! Come as often or as little as you wish; everyone is welcome. We try to schedule at least one event per month consisting of some form of community service or promotion of the G.S.D.C.W. Since we do interact with the public, dogs must be of sound temperament. P.E.T.S. EVENTS in Review: 2011 May 30 th Memorial Day Parade Mar. 13th Spaghetti Fest June 19 th Mt. Carmel Nursing Home July 4 th New Berlin Festival Demo Aug. 8th State Fair, World of Dogs Perishing School Sept 17 th Oktoberfest May 7 th H.A.W.S. Walk-a-thon Oct 19 th Mitchell Manor Nov. 19 th Christmas Parade We are scheduling 2012 events now, so your input on future activities would be welcome. Since I m not always available at the club, if you have ideas or events you think would be good for the club and community, mention it to the your PETS committee people below and we ll let you know if it can be scheduled. Additionally, I would like to thank those key individuals who do a lot of the legwork in helping organize, schedule and run these events. (Hopefully I didn t miss anyone) Diane Stefonich, Carol Lumley, Camille Labinski, Nancy Bertsch, Cathy Los, Lois Kutschera Watch the Tales and Club House cabinet for coming events.
What is Schutzhund!? Captain Max von Stephanitz founded the Verein für Deutsches Schäferhunde (SV) in 1899. The Deutsche Schäferhunde, or German Shepherd Dog, was developed through thoughtful selection of a combination of the several types of herding dogs present in Germany: the coarse and wiry dogs from Thuringia and Frankonia (small stocky sables with erect ears but a tendency toward hooked tails) and the Wurttemberg dogs which were larger, heavier boned with better movement but poor ear carriage. Horand von Grafrath, a sable male, was the first registered German Shepherd Dog and served as prototype for the breed to come. Extremely focused early inbreeding and selective culling created the wonderful breed we see today. The breed was developed from herding stock as a utilitarian working dog. Almost immediately concern arose that the dogs while demonstrating some improvement in certain structural aspects, were becoming diminished in their working qualities. As a result, Schutzhund, meaning quite literally, protection dog, was developed as a test of the working ability, intelligence and endurance of the German Shepherd Dog. All aspects of this sport were developed specifically to enhance the quality of the breed! The only German Shepherds that were (and are in Germany) allowed to reproduce and maintain registration with the SV were animals that had been tested and titled in Schutzhund, titled at least with a "G" or Gut in conformation and Breed Surveyed or evaluation to be either recommended for breeding or acceptable for breeding. An endurance test is also part of this requirement. Schutzhund itself consists of three phases: tracking, obedience and protection. It is tested at three levels, Schutzhund One, Schutzhund Two and Schutzhund Three. The sport and the preparation training is time consuming and grueling. For an animal to succeed in the sport of schutzhund requires intelligence, strong natural drives, strength, courage and physical presence and endurance. The dog faces stressors on every level that evaluate its natural working tendencies with the end result optimally being that the dog is titled and absolutely correct and appropriate to reproduce physically and mentally sound future generations of German Shepherd Dogs. This sport was created specifically for our breed!! The tracking phase also includes a temperament test to exhibit the dog's mental soundness. The dog may not be shy nor aggressive on a loose leash. The track is laid by the handler in the Schutzhund One, by a stranger in the Schutzhund Two and Three and in the extremely difficult and coveted FH (advanced tracking ) title. The track itself is laid either on dirt or a grassy type substrate. There are increasing numbers of turns and small objects of leather, wood or cloth that the dog must indicate. The dog may track freely or at the end of a 33 foot leash. The dog must stay true to the track and not follow the wind scent. This phase tests trainability, the ability to scent, mental and physical endurance and the ability to problem solve without handler input (which is NOT allowed). The obedience phase consists of heeling exercises, including heeling through a group and a gun-shot test performed during the heeling pattern. If the dog has reaction to the gun-shots he/she is disqualified from the competition and this is noted in the scorebook of the dog for lifetime notation. In the field exercises the dog is required to sit, down and stand out of motion while the handler either continues to walk (Schutzhund One) or run (Schutzhund Three). From various positions the dog is recalled to the handler. The dog must also retrieve dumbbells of various weights up to five pounds. The dog must retrieve over the flat, over a one meter hurdle also over a very steep slightly slanted six foot wall. The dog is asked also to do a send out, going straight out at a fast run for 40-60 paces, and then is required to drop immediately on command. The dog must also do a down with distraction away from its handler despite significant distraction on the field from another dog and handler team. These exercises test the dog's temperament, structural efficiency and durability, working drives and its willingness to serve its handler with happiness and enthusiasm. The protection phase is perhaps the most misunderstood phase. This phase absolutely mandates the GSD's courage, strength and agility. In additional, it demonstrates the bond between handler and dog in the absolute control that is required in extreme stress and while in extreme drive!!! The exercises consist of a blind search that requires a directed search (for the bad guy) of a progressing number of blinds (two to six) or hiding places eventually revealing the decoy who must be guarded with absolute control and power (no contact) until the handler approaches. The dog is then called
to handler and mandated to pursue and stop the decoy when an escape is attempted. The grips must be held calmly and firmly and the dog must release instantly on command. The decoy then directly attacks the dog and handler and the dog must immediately stop the attack with a calm and powerful grip, outing on command. At the Schutzhund Two and Three levels the dog and handler follow or transport the decoy and must fend off a direct attack. The dog must also show absolute control but intensity on a side transport to the judge. The most dramatic part of this phase is no doubt the courage test which tests the dogs ability to run directly into a fiercely threatening decoy, as he comes out of a hiding place in a blind. The dog must come down the entire length of the field and not deviate but go directly into a grip on the sleeve. The grips must be full and calm and stop immediately when the fight desists or when commanded. In addition the dog must endure visible stick hits (padded stick) and not show stress. Once again absolute control is necessary, without which a passing score is impossible. These test must reveal that the dog is courageous and responsive to handler command. *Each phase receives 100pts for a total of 300pts (for a perfect score) for the title. The scores are in graded from Insufficient(209-0), to Satisfactory(239-210), to Good(269-240), to Very Good(285-270), to Excellent (300-286). (With similar breakdown for scoring in the individual exercises and phases!!) TSB In the protection phase a further desired grading is bestowed if the dog demonstrates "pronounced" courage and drives or "TSB". The TSB -Evaluation should serve the purpose of describing a dog s character trades if the dog should be used for breeding purposes. The TSB -Evaluation does neither influence the trial result nor does it influence a formation. A dog must complete at least one protection exercise to receive a TSB -Evaluation. The ratings pronounced (a), present (vh) and not sufficient (ng) describe the following characteristics: Triebveranlagung = instinctive behaviour, Selbstsicherheit = self-confidence, Belastbarkeit = ability to cope with stress. TSB pronounced : Is given to a dog that shows strong willingness to work, clear instinctive behavior, determination in its performance, presents itself in a self-confident manner, pays undivided attention and is capable to cope with a severe amount of stress. TSB present : Is given to a dog that has limitations concerning its willingness to work, instinctive behavior, selfconfidence, attentiveness and ability to cope with stress. TSB not sufficient : Is given to a dog with insufficient willingness to work, insufficient instinctive behavior, missing self-confidence and insufficient ability to cope with stress. **This grading is required for breeding. Titles **The Schutzhund One title consists of : Tracking-Handler laid, 2 articles, about 400 paces at least 20minutes old, 2 turns Obedience-Heel off leash pattern, group, sit and down out of motion, recall from down, flat retrieve, meter hurdle retrieve, wall retrieve, send out, down with distraction, gunshots Protection-Two blind search, bark and hold, call out or pickup, escape with re-attack, courage test and side transport **The Schutzhund Two title consists of : Tracking-Stranger laid, 2 articles, 400+paces, at least 30 minutes old, 2 turns Obedience- Heel off leash pattern, group, sit, stand, and down out of motion, recall
from down, flat retrieve (2# dumbbell), meter hurdle retrieve, wall retrieve, send out, down with distraction, gunshots Protection-Four blind search, bark and hold, call out to fuss, escape with re-attack, back transport with attack out of the back transport, side transport, courage test, side transport **The Schutzhund Three title consists of : Tracking-Stranger laid, 3 articles, 600 paces, 60 minutes old, 4 turns Obedience- Heel off leash pattern, group, sit, running stand with recall, and running down out of motion, recall from down, flat retrieve (5# dumbbell), meter hurdle retrieve, wall retrieve, send out, down with distraction, gunshots Protection- Six blind search, bark and hold, call out to fuss, escape with re-attack, back transport with attack out of the back transport, side transport, courage test with re-attack, side transport ***The dog must show intensity, drive, joy, focus, control and courage-must not appear apathetic, compelled or uninterested. BH-(15 months minimum) Begleithundprüfung (Traffic steady companion) must do heeling pattern-on and off leash, group exercises, sit and down out of motion (recall with the down), down with distraction, must get 40 of 60 points, and pass traffic sureness portion (strangers, bikes, dogs and cars approach dog closely, unattended). Dog must pass temperament test. AD-(16 months minimum) Ausdauerprüfung (Endurance Test) 12 mile trot followed by brief obedience session FH- (Farhtenhund) 1200 paces, ( tracking title) 4 articles, 3-6 hours old, 6-7 turns FH2-(Farhtenhund) 1800 paces (Extremely advanced tracker) 7 articles, 7 turns, extreme OB-(1 to 3) obedience title without tracking or protection TR-(1-3) tracking without obedience or protection SchA (1-3) obedience and protection without tracking IPO-International rules title-all Schutzhund titles are now this kind (starting 2012) (same as Schutzhund 1 to 3) ***Also offered are: Watchdog Rescue Dog
Non-Schutzhund but required titles: Breed Survey (KK1 or KK2)-Evaluation by Koermeister of Breeding Suitability-evaluates dog, structure, temperament, includes a courage test (protection), must have a show rating of no less than Good or "G" and must have hip and elbow evaluation ("a" stamp (SV) or OFA passing grade) KK1-Recommended for Breeding KK2-Suitable for Breeding "lbz" means dog has been resurveyed after 2 years and now is Breed Surveyed for the lifetime of the dog (ie. KK1 (lbz)) Show Ratings- ring, separate from Schutzhund but necessary to receive Breed Survey-Dogs must have a Schutzhund or Herding Title to receive a conformation rating in the Adult Working Class-Includes Temperment Test and Gun shots in 18 month and older Ratings-(Adult) Insufficient, Sufficient, "G" Gut, "SG" Sehr Gut (very good), "V" Excellent and "VA" Excellent Select (only at Sieger Show-needs--Breed Survey-Courage test) This is only a "brief" overview of an expansive and complex sport. In summary, however, this sport was designed, "specifically" to evaluate the breed worthiness of the German Shepherd Dog. Outside of the sport itself, as in the AKC venues, the dog must also be evaluated for correctness of structure. Importantly though, this venue evaluates the intelligence, character, strength (both physical and mental) and working character of the breed. The training alone requires commitment and many hours, weeks, months and years of preparation. The dog, to really excel in this venue, must be absolutely correct in temperament and character, not aggressive, not shy, not weak, not apathetic. The end result, however, displays our breed at its very best. This is an animal, when correct in character and physicality, that can survive the extreme mental and physical stressors of this sport and be trusted in any situation. It is an animal, as Max von Stephanitz intended, that is prepared to be placed in any working or performance situation and excel. It is our family companion and guardian, our military dog, our police dog, seeing eye dog our dual titled show dog. It is that extra something we all see in the German Shepherd Dog at its very best--foremost, this is the background--the earth--that helped to form the quality breed we see today!! TIME TO SPARE? DO YOU HAVE TIME TO SPARE TO MAKE A LONESOME PERSON HAPPY? ABOUT 8 YEARS AGO A GROUP OF US RESPONDED TO A CALL FROM HERITAGE AT DEER CREEK IN NEW BER- LIN TO COME AND ENTERTAIN THE RESIDENTS. WE HAVE BEEN GOING ON THE 3rd MONDAY OF EACH MONTH FROM 6-7 PM. IT DIDN'T TAKE LONG TO SEE HOW REWARDING IT IS TO BRING JOY AND LAUGHTER BRINGING OUR GERMAN SHEPHERDS. SOME TIMES WE JUST VISIT OR OTHER TIMES WE DO SOME OBEDIENCE WORK, "AGILITY", TRICKS, ETC. IF YOU'RE INTERESTED ALL LEVELS ARE WELCOME BUT A SOUND TEMPERAMENT IS REQUIRED. GIVE ME A CALL OR E-MAIL ME: 262-547-2334...CAMRON6@WI.RR.COM Heritage at Deer Creek 3585 S. 147th st. New Berlin, WI 53151 Assisted Living & Memory Care Community
Santana s Black Magic CGC OA OAJ OAP OJP 01/13/1999 01/17/2012 When I adopted Santana from a breed rescue, I couldn t imagine the challenges ahead. With the help and patience of our friends at the GSD Club, I was able to help Santana find her place in the world. Along the way, Santana not only earned her CGC, but we found the sport for her -- agility! I can t thank the GSD Club enough for helping me to rehabilitate Santana from a nervous dog with a short fuse to a happy, confident agility dog with a box full of ribbons, toys and plaques. A loving family, wonderful friends, delicious food and a great job what more could a dog ask for? Loyal friend Companion Protector Agility partner Family member Santana, thank you for filling our hearts and home with fun, love and furballs! It was an honor to share our lives with you. - The Antony Family Cheri, Scott and Taylor
February 2012 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 Rally 6:30 pm 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Board Meeting Rally Agility 10:00 am 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Puppy Class Rally 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Membership Meeting No Agility 10:00 am 26 27 28 29 Puppy Class
March 2012 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 Rally 6:30 pm 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Board Meeting Rally 6:30 pm Agility 10:00 am 11 Puppy Class 12 13 14 15 16 Rally 6:30 pm 17 Cooking 12:00 noon 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Spaghetti Fest 12:30 pm Membership Meeting No Agility 10:00 am 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Puppy Class Rally 6:30 pm
BREEDERS DIRECTORY SKYLINE SHEPHERDS James & Lynn Herrick N6499 Cty Road UU Fond Du Lac, WI 54935-9317 (920) 922-8337 herricklaw@gmail.com CH S, P, D MAISON du CHIEN SHEPHERDS William R. and Jane Kerner S106 W36228 Matthew Lane Eagle, WI 53119-9530 e-mail: jkerner@wi.rr.com (262) 594-2708 CH S, D, P BRAUNHAUS KENNELS Tim & Diane Brown S103 W36499 Hwy LO Eagle, WI 53199 e-mail = BRAUNHAUSK@AOL.COM (262) 594-8983 CH, S, P, D TOWNLINE SHEPHERDS Mark & Betsy Weiss S58 W22260 Glengarry Rd Waukesha, WI 53189 E-mail= TwnlineShepherd@aol.com (262) 513-0737 CH, S, P, D KNOLLWOOD KENNELS * Gary & Joyce Knoke 400 Knollwood Road West Bend, WI 53095-9524 (262) 675-0530 knollwood_kennels@charter.net CH, S, P, D, UD, CDX, CD STONEKROFT SHEPHERDS Jim, Cheryl & Angela Spicer N7575 Cth Y Sheboygan, WI 53083 (920) 565-2255 CH, S, P, D, CD FERLIN SHEPHERDS George & Linda Ferguson 26432 Durand Ave Kansasville, WI 53139 (262) 534-6604 ferlinshepherds@wi.rr.com CH, S, P, D, CD ROYAL T SHEPHERDS Gina & Randy Oesterle 8103 Galaxy Dr Neenah, WI 54956 (920) 486-1271 gina@royaltshepherds.com royaltshepherds.com CH, S, P, D, CD, CDX, NA, HIC, TC SCHER-LO'S SHEPHERDS Adeline Scherz & Nathalie Lowe S64 W22150 National Avenue Waukesha, WI 53189-9560 e-mail = SCHERLOS@AOL.COM (262) 679-0234 G.V. 3X SEL. EX. CH S, P, D, CD GUARDIAN FARM SHEPHERDS Jayne & Mike Faupl N7876 Cty A Johnson Creek, WI 53038 (920) 699-5958 e-mail = grdian01@aol.com visit us on the web at www.guardianfarm.net/dogs.htm CH S, CH, P, D, CD, HIC CLIFFSIDE SHEPHERDS Vickie Buchanan 7506 Lakeshore Drive Racine, WI 53402 (262) 681-2808 E-mail = clickertrainer@wi.rr.com P, UD, CDX *Signers of the GSDCA breeders code; CH = champion; S = stud; P = puppies; D = dogs; UD = utility dog; CDX = companion dog excellent; CD = companion dog; FM = Flyball Master; FDCH = Flyball Dog Champion ; FDX = Flyball Dog Excellent; FD = Flyball Dog Diane S. Please advise Diane Of any puppies / dogs That you have for sale. Diane handles all inquiries That the club receives by Phone. On available puppies. (262) 251-8325 The Shepherd Tales are published monthly for the members of the German Shepherd Dog Club Of Wisconsin, Inc. Copies are on our website. Annual Dues: $78.00 for single membership; $96.00 for family membership, $10.00 initiation fee per person. This fee is payable in advance. Dues: $50.00 for the first six months. There after $100.00 per year. Dues are collected every six (6) months. A family plan is available at $75.00 ADVERTISING: 1st puppy ad is free (half page) Half page ad is $7.50 Full page ad is $15.00 OUR CLUB WEB-SITE IS http://www.gsdcw.com Our web Master is: Diane Brown At: webmaster@gsdcw.com
SHEPHERD TALES GSDCW SHARON GOLDEN, 28506 IVY LANE WATERFORD WI 53185 DATED MATERIAL Winter Starts Indoors November 1st BEGINNER LECTURE - SEE SEPARATE SCHEDULE FOR BEGINNING CLASSES PRE-SCHOOL PUPPY AT NOON - 2ND AND 4TH SUNDAY 12:30 pm TEAM OBEDIENCE - 3rd Sunday at 12:30 pm Obedience Run Thru - 1st Sunday at 12:30 pm SUNDAY CLASSES TIME TUESDAY CLASSES TIME ADVANCED 8:30 AM Morning 10:00 am PRE-NOVICE / NOVICE 9:30 AM ^ Check with Mary if Bad Weather 414-481-5856 INTERMEDIATE 10:15 AM BEGGINERS (Odd) 7:00 PM BEGINNERS (Even) 11:00 AM PRE-NOVICE / NOVICE 7:45 PM CONFORMATION 11:45 PM INTERMEDIATE 7:45 PM PUPPY CLASS (2nd & 4th) 12:30 PM WENESDAY CLASS PM THURSDAY CLASS PM ADVANCED 6:30 PM CONFORMATION 7:00 PM FRIDAY CLASS PM SATURDAY CLASS AM RALLY 6:30 PM AGILITY Must sign up 10:00 AM