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(Ch Tn Hi Zeus The Dethroner, ROM X Ch Tn Hi Pixie Minx, ROM)

Brick was shown by his owner, Sylvia at the German International All Breed Show againstthe strongest competition in Europe. He won his Deutsch title by taking Group I over 1,00 dogs innthe group and then went on to reserve Best In Show with a total entry of 6,000 dogs.

Brick was also Group Winner and 4 Best In Show at the International Belgium and ReserveBIS at the International Barcelona Spain Show. With limited showing, Brick has proven the quality ofAmerican Lhasas throughout the world. We congratulate his grandson Australian Ch Tn Hi Danger-ous Moment, owner handled by Lyn Hirst.

Breeder, Joyce HaddenStanfordville, NY914-876-2400

Owner/Handler, El Minja'sSylvia Van Tatenhove

Holland

Table of Contents

Bailey Burton

DeFalcis

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5Drake 46, 47Drastura 17

Germano 26, 27Giles 9Greene 23, 24, 25

Hadden fc, 3Harper, W 15Harper, S 19Harrison 11Harrow 6, 7

King 33Knowlton 35

Meyo 21,30, 31McGirl 21

0Oley 42,

Rothman

43, 45

41Rowe 6, 7Rummel 32

Santora bcSchwartz 12, 13

Troy 56Trujillo 19, 21Tucker 39

Whitman 28, 29

InformationAKC Point Schedule '94 22ALAC Officers and Board 2ALAC Committe Heads 8Behind the Champions .... 14Benitez/Wilks Fund 16Breeders Guide 52Business Cards ... 53, 54, 55Futurity Judges '95 14Local Club News 14Membership Application .... 8President's Message 10Rates and Dates 4Standings 57

ArticlesStar Producers 16Kennel Perfect 38Memories 44Obedience Lhasas 34Survey: Vaccine Use 48What Legacy Are You Leaving To The Breed ... 18Obedience Lhasas 34

and ProductsALAC National Specialty Tapes 56Pawmarks 28

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GROUPFIRST

NIMEGANIIEDOG CLUB7EmBER 085

3 BY MEYER

gitultipie Group Winner

Champion gn (Hi 3eus ffhe q)ethroner, RQX

Zeus is the sire of 19 Champions

who are wonderful representatives of refinement, conformation and loving temperaments.

28 years of breedingAKC Lhasa Apsos

Mrs. Joyce HaddenHunns Lake Road, Stanfordville, NY 12581 914-868-7662, 876-2400

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Call for details and a pedigree or visit us at the National Speciality. Major has an excellent temperment and will

be an assest to any breeding program. At Art-Est, we have cut back on our breeding program and do not need 5

champion males.

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INTRODUCING OUR

AM & CAN CH HARROW JAR° CANADIAN CLUB

Sire: Ch Summerhill's City Slicker

The kids are co-bred and co-owned byHarlene Rowe & Judith Camacho

Harrow 519-833-2150 jaro 909-984-0812

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Dam: Am & Can Ch Jaro's Indian Summer

Shooter and Lacey are handled in theUS by "Papa" Richard.

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MembershipApplication

THE AMERICAN LHASA APSO CLUB

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KENNEL NAME PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

I herebyapply for membership and agree to abide bythe AMERICANLHASA APSO CLUB constitution and by-laws and the rules of theAmerican Kennel Club if accepted for membership. lam eighteenyears or older and in good standing with the American Kennel Club.

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Recommended by the following two American Lhasa Apso Clubmembers.

2 Yearly dues (July 1 to June 30)Individual: $20Family: $25 First two persons, additional members are $15 perperson. Members must be over 18. Outside the US please add $5

Make checks payable to The American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc.Mail checks and application to:

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Ch Kinderland Ta Sen Tip 0' Th' Rock

' Tipster'

Best of Breed at Old Dominion Kennel Club under breeder/judge Barry Tompkins

Sire: Am Can Ch Orlane's Scirocco, ROM***Dam: Ch Kinderland Ta Sen Candy Tuft, ROM*

Handler: Victor H. Cohen

Breeders/Owners: Susan S Giles and Ellen Lonigro

Kinderland Ta SenSusan S Giles and Ellen Lonigro • 2373 Wheatlands Drive • Mankin-Sabot, VA 23103 • 804-749-4912

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Dear ALAC Member:

You should be receiving your BULLETIN just asyou are about to depart for the National or maybeyou'll see it upon arrival in San Francisco. Thisyear our National is the first one hosted by theALAC Show Committee. I would personally like tothank all the Committee members who havededicated so much time and energy into makingthe show the huge success I know it is going tobe. I look forward to our first National Sweep-stakes as well as our first Grand Futurity Run-off.I hope that all the regional winners are able tomake the trip, which should make the run-offeven more exciting. It's important that we allsupport these events and if any members haveIdeas or suggestions that they feel will improveour National in any way, please let me know.Also, as I have asked many times before, if youwant to be involved, please let me know. We canalways use help.

I was very pleased to learn that the membershipaccepted the slate of Officers and Board Membersthat were nominated by the Nominating Commit-tee. I sincerely believe that the Board works welltogether with independent, intelligent ideas andgoals. It's especially rewarding when the member-ship concurs.

I look forward to seeing everyone in California andwish all members a successful Specialty.

Until next time,

Steve CampbellALAC President

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Ch Menarch% 'Yankleh Cose

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HAMPIONIA (MO)

NEL CLUBMARCH1994

PHOTO BY DOWNEY

Rose is shown finishing her championship under Mrs. Georgia Buttram with a 4 point major overSpecial competition. Thank you for awarding her quality! She will be bred this Spring to her great-grandsire, BIS, Multi BISS Ch Jolee's Spike Jones.

Many thanks to Susan DePew Kipp and Scott Kipp for a beautiful job with Rose.

Monarch Lhasa ApsosKristine Harrison918 Rhomberg Ave.Dubuque, IA 52001319-556-2675

Huntwood KennelsSusan & Scott Kipp

P0 Box 473West Bend, WI 53095

414-338-9376Rose loves her Science Diet

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Multi pie Group PlacingCH. Barker's Delirious

South Hills Kennel Club

Best of Breed - Mr. Lou HarrisRusty congratulates

(Brother) Champion Barker's Paranoia on gaining his "CH"and

(Mother) CH. Barker's Bear Essence for ROM eligibility!

Owners (Eastern Divison):Barb & Don SchwartzPO Box 701Gwynedd Valley, PA 19437215-699-6286

Rusty romps for Science Diet.

Owners (Western Division):Carol Bird & Dennis Kaunzner

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Another Group 2for

CH. Barker's Delirious

GROUP 2"SOUTH HELLKENNEL CLUB INC,

PHOTO NOV 93

South Hills Kennel Club

Group Judge - Dr. Bob Smith

Owners:Barb & Don SchwartzPO Box 701Gwynedd Valley, PA 19437215-699-6286AndCarol Bird & Dennis Kaunzner

Breeders:Drs. Sandy & Randy Barker

Barker's Lhasa Apsos

Rusty recommends Science Diet.

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Behind the Champions

CH MONARCH'S YANKIEH ROSEBreeder/Owners: Kristine Harrison & Rita Cottrell

BIS, BISS CH JOLEE'S SPIKE JONESCH LAMOCS INDIANA JONES

CH LAMOCS HALLMARK O'FANCIBISS, GRW CH LAMOCS FRISCO JONES JOLEE

CH RUFFWAY MASHALA CHU, ROMCH JOLEE'S WIN DANCER

CH TALISMAN JOLEE MY DOROTHY"Rose"

BIS CH WINDSONGS GUSTO OF INNSBROOKCH HALE ALII DRAGONSLAYER, ROM

CH HALE ALII KUPONOCH JOLEE'S GHOLD DIEH LOCKS

BIS CH ORLANE'S SPANK-KIEH ED, ROMCH JOLEE'S PHOEBE

Jolee's Zaney Janey, ROM

CH Orlane's Flash in the PanBreeder: Joan KendallOwner: Jenny Drastura

CH ANNIE'S GOLDEN FLUFFBIS CH WINDSONGS GUSTO OF INNSBROOK

Cajohn's Buffieh of Windsong C.D.CH ORLANE'S INMITABLE

BIS CH EVERGLO'S SPARK OF GOLDYorktown Sassy Satin

Orlane's Golden Charisma"Daisy"

CH ORLANE'S INMITABLE, ROM****CH ORLANE'S IMPUDENT OF WINDWICK

Orlane's Dab-LiCH ORLANE'S FLASHDANCE OF NED-LEE

CH ORLANE'S INTREDID, ROMOrlane's Cheeky

CH ORLANE'S SPARKLER

CH BODNATH THAMSERKUBreeder/Owner: Elaine King

CH SAN JO'S SOSHOME UP, ROMCH WELLINGTON'S COMEUPPENCE, ROM

CH CHIZ ARI SEHILOT, ROMCH BODNATH DRAKCHA KHAMPA

Brackenbury TenzinBodnath Yangzom, ROM

Saluq Partygirl

"Thomas"Hardacre Antonio

CH AMBERWOODS ACAPPELLAAmbentioods Allemende

Bodnath SeraENG CH BELAZIETH'S SALT 'N PEPPER

Brackenbury NangaENG CH SARAYA OF BRACKENBURY

THE LHASA APSO CLUB OFWESTCHESTER, INC

SPECIALTYSEPTEMBER 11, 1994

in conjunction with WESTCHESTER KCLyndhurst, Tarrytown, NY

Sweepstakes Mrs. Jean H. Meader

Breed Mr Gilbert Kahn

Superintendent ....William G AntypasPO Box 7131

Pasadena, CA 91109

Specialty Chair Etta B Orenstein7718-225-2279

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I BEST OF OPPOSITE

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Sanlo Hylan Krisna Pebbles(Am Can Ch Orlane's Scirocco, ROM— X Ch Hylan Sho Tru Wind Storm)

Here's Pebbles going Best of Winners under Judge Frank Sabella at theSacramento Kennel Club show! Watch for our beautiful girl!!

Owner/Handled byWendy HarperKrisna Lhasa Apsos

Co-owned by Donna PetersonBred by Michael Santora, Alan Loso,

Midge Hylton & Pat Keen

Pebbles perks up for Science Diet'

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STAR PRODUCERS...Carolyn Herbel

The Star Producers System was developed throughthe research we did while writing our book, THECOMPLETE LHASA APSO, in order to rate theproducing ability of sires and dams in our breed.

It was first published in March, 1981 in the breedmagazine LHASA TALES.The Star producers System includes all producers

with the qualifying number of champion offspring. It isnot intended to compete with the ROM (Register of

STAR PRODUCER SYSTEM FOR SIRES:

One Star Producer*Two Star Producer**Three Star Producer***Four Star Producer****Five Star Producer*****

6-16 champion offspring17-27 champion offspring28-38 champion offspring39-49 champion offspring50-60 champion offspring

Merit) System of the American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc.,but to make additional information known about those

dogs and bitches who are not entitles to included ROMafter their names. Some reasons for a Lhasa Apso notbeing entitled to have an ROM added to his name may

be that the owner is not a member of ALAC, or is amember but has not applied for the title, or the owner of

the qualified Lhasa was retired or deceased before the

ROM system was established in 1973.

STAR PRODUCER SYSTEM FOR DAMS:

One Star Producer*Two Star Producer**Three Star Producer***Four Star Producer****Five Star Producer*****

olbseglOaa,

4-6 champion offspring7-9 champion offspring

10-12 champion offspring13-15 champion offspring16-18 champion offspring

Benitez/Wilks FundThe RAC Support Fund

This fund was originally established by Raena Wilks in 1983 to help ALAC charter officer and member DorothyBenitez who was destitute and dying from cancer.

The next need for the fund was in 1984 when the Chenoweth home and kennel facility burned and their needs werehelped by our Benitez Assistance Fund.

In 1986 on their way to the ALAC National Specialty from Colorado to California in a motor home, ALAC memberGreg and Marion Brake, experienced a fire in this vehicle losing several dogs and all their belongings. The Benitez fund cameto their aid by paying for their lodging in California.

Raena Wilks was distressed because members did not respond to her requests to replenish this depleted fund and in1988 requested that it be suspended which it was until the ALAC board of Directors reestablished it in 1992 by advancing thefund $500 and requesting that the ALAC treasurer set aside all monies donated to the fund to reimburse the ALAC generalfund and build up the Assistance Fund.

In 1992 Michael Santora and Alan Loso were the next ALAC members to receive assistance when it was known thatthey had sustained major hurricane damage.

Contributions totalling $179.00 were received in 1992 from Barbara Wood and Norman & Carolyn HerbelThe next request for aid ironically was a request for aid to help with laying to rest our ALAC member Raena Wilks

who had originally established the Assistance Fund. This request left the fund in the red $320.At the July 5, 1993 ALAC Board meeting the name of the Dorothy Benitez Membership Assistance Fund was changed

to the Benitez/Wilks Fund.At the 1993 National Specialty one Lhasa Game was played for the fund and made $185.Contributions additionally have been bade by the following:

Amy Andrews, Helen Curtis in memory or Raena Wilks, Virginia Anderson, Lek Dau Lhasa Apsos in memory of Robert E.Schrank, Jr., Tabu Lhasa Apsos (Norman & Carolyn Herbel and Carmen & Max Spears) in memory of Patricia Chenoweth andRobert Schrank. Lhasa Apso Club of Northern California in Memory of their founding member, Pat Chenoweth, and inmemory of Bob Schrank.

These contributions amounted to 605.00 leaving a balance of 285.00 in the fund and an outstanding $500.00 stillowned to the ALAC General fund which means that the fund is still in the red in the amount of $215.00.

All contributions will be greatly appreciated by all those that may need our help in the future.Please send your donations clearly marked for the Benitez/Wilks fund to the ALAC Treasurer, Carolyn Herbel, Route

1, Box 50, Putnam, Oklahoma 73659.16

Palsy. . Finish?When Pigs Fly!!!

In Daisy's case, though, pigs "fly" on a daily basis.

Fortunately, she was able to take time out from her schedule and her 182 squeaky pigs

for those last two majors. We would like to thank ex Irwin (shown below with Daisy)

for letting her take over his house with her travel pigs, and swat them, flip them and hide

them to her heart's content. (She does get kind of annoying after several hours!!!!)

Thanks also goes to Judge Don Kogers (shown below with Kex and Daisy) and

Judge Frank Wolaniuk for rewarding this darling little girl with two majors.

Champion Orlane's Flash in the Pan

(Ch. Orlane's Inimitable x Ch. Orlane's Flashdance of Ned-Lee)Daisy is Rotten's 46th Champion.

Owned, loved and adored (but certainly not spoiled) byCharlie and Jenny Drastura

5262 West Pea Ridge Road • Huntington, WV 25705

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WHAT LEGACYARE YOU LEAVING TO THE BREED?

As a breeder or an owner, haven'tyou wished you knew more about thedogs behind your lines? How many timeshas some fault or virtue cropped upleaving you wondering where that camefrom? Mostly these are little things thatmay surprise us at the time but they arenot devastating.

Now consider what could happen toyour own breeding program if yourfoundation bitch or stud dog was discov-ered to have crippling hip dysplasia at theage of 6 years? More than likely you arenow two or three generations away fromthat dog and may have line bred on himor her. Was the dog used at public stud?How many puppies are out there with hipdysplasia? Have other breeders unknow-ingly added this to their own lines byusing your stud or purchasing puppiesfrom you?? Are you prepared to startover?

Actually, I saw this happen to afellow breeder. Breeder "A" purchased apointed adult dog from successful, well-known Show Breeder" B". The dog wasshown to his AKC championship andbred several times. When the dog wasfive years old, Breeder A noticed that hewasn't as lively as he used to be butthought it was just laziness. This pro-gressed until one day the dog wouldn'tget up to cross the kennel. Thinking thedog had injured himself, she took himinto her veterinarian.

Not being able to find any injuries,the veterinarian suggested spine and hipx-rays. Much to their surprise, the hip x-rays showed the worst set of hips that the

radiographic specialist had ever seen onany size dog! By this time, Breeder A hadalready purchased and bred several broodbitches from Breeder B. All these dogsand their available off-spring were thenx-rayed. One of the brood bitches wasdysplastic as were several young dogs outof the original dysplastic Champion LhasaApso.

Yes, hip dysplasia is out there, and itis in Lhasa Apso show and pet lines. Weare not facing a major problem at thistime, but we cannot continue to ignore it.As of January 1, 1994, a total of 543Lhasas had been evaluated by the Ortho-pedic Foundation for Animals (OFA). Ofthese, 8.6% were dysplastic. That's notquite 1 in 10. However, these figuresare misleading because a large percent-age of x-rays that show evidence of hipdysplasia are not submitted to OFA.

Could this happen to you? The an-swer is Yes! What can you do to protectyour breeding program?• Have your dogs x-rayed and

cleared for hip dysplasia.• Breed to OFA registered stock

when possible.• Encourage others to x-ray.• Check hips before you buy.

It is not a great deal of trouble or costwhen you consider what could happen ifcrippling hip dysplasia turns up in yourbloodlines. The question is, can youafford not to x-ray?

Hip x-rays can be evaluated at anytime, but only those taken after the dogreaches 2 years old may qualify for anOFA breed registry number. Preliminary

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ROYALE'S LHASAS

(Ch Light Ups Red Alert X CH. Tikal's Miss Cin-A-mon Bear)

"Ducky" makes a BIG splash!Shown going Winners Dog and Best of Winners for a 4 point major.

"Also a new AKC Champion"

What a show career so far, pointed at 6 months of age. Winners Dog and Best of Winners for amajor at 10 months, finished at 13 months.

Many Thanks, to his Friend and Handler, Sandy Ray.We think he's just Ducky!

Owner BreedersSabrina Harper Suzanne M. Wright Barbara J.Trujillo3910 Tryon Rd. 1638Anne Dr 1904 BeasonLongview, TX 75601 Middleburg, FL 32068 Bryan, TX

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evaluations of younger dogs are offered,but if you want an OFA number, a new x-ray will have to be taken and submittedafter the dog is 2 years old. OFA doesnot require that the dog be anesthesizedfor the x-ray. This decision is left up tothe veterinarian. It is suggested that OFAx-rays not be taken when bitches are inseason, pregnant, or in false pregnancy.

All submitted x-rays are first judgedon quality and clarity. If the x-ray qualityis not suitable, it is immediately returnedto the veterinarian. Accepted x-rays arethen independently evaluated by threeradiologists. Owners and veterinariansare notified by mail within 3 to 6 weeks.

Your OFA report will list one ofseven categories:

1. Excellent Hip Joint Conformation:Superior hip joint conformation ascompared with other individuals ofthe same breed and age. (10.1% ofthe Lhasas evaluated.*)

2. Good Hip Joint Conformation:Well formed hip joint conformationas compared with other individualsof the same breed and age. (61.4% ofthe Lhasas evaluated.*)

3. Fair Hip Joint Conformation:Minor irregularities of hip jointconformation as compared with otherindividuals of the same breed and age.(19.9% of the Lhasas evaluated.*)

4. Borderline Hip Joint Conformation:Marginal hip joint conformation ofindeterminate status with respect tohip dysplasia at this time. A repeatstudy is recommended in 6-8 months.(0.4% of the Lhasas evaluated.*)

5. Mild Hip Dysplasia:Radiographic evidence of minordysplastic changes of the'hip joints.(5.2% of the Lhasas evaluated.*)

6. Moderate Hip Dysplasia:Well defined radiographic evidenceof dysplastic changes of the hip joints.(2.4% of the Lhasas evaluated.*)

7. Severe Hip Dysplasia:Well defined radiographic evidenceof marked dysplastic changes of thehip joints. (0.6% ot the Lhasas evaluated.*)(*As of January 1, 1994)

Because of the obvious differences be-tween breeds, x-rays are compared toothers of the same breed at the same age.Only those rated in the first three catego-ries are considered normal and willreceive an OFA breed registry number. Ifthe x-rays do not pass, OFA notifies onlythe veterinarian and the dog's owner.The x-rays themselves are no longer kepton file, but the images are capturedelectronically and stored on optical disks.

OFA now releases to the AKC listingsof dogs that receive registry numbers andthey are published quarterly in the AKCAWARDS Publication. They are also partof the sire's and dam's informationprinted on the blue AKC puppy registra-tion applications, the individual AKCregistration certificates, and the AKCcertified pedigrees.

Hip dysplasia will not be con-trolled by veterinarians, the AKC, or OFA.All the x-rays in the world will not elimi-nate it. The breeder alone is responsiblefor choosing the dogs that are to be bred.Clear your own dogs and start asking studowners for OFA certification. Preventionis far wiser and cheaper than the conse-quences. Make the responsible decision -think of the legacy you are passing on tofuture generations of breeders. When itcomes to hip dysplasia, ignorance is notbliss . . . it's a time bomb waiting toexplode.

Written by Sue RichOFA Club Contact

American Lhasa Apso Club

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Next issue:"What exactly is Hip Dysplasia"

The Bear's DenLhasas and Bosland's Lhasas

"Congratulate their New Special"

Ch Bosland's Up 'N Reddy(Lil' Reddy, alias Junior)

(Ch Light Ups Red Alert X Ch Bosland's Carbufs Ltd Edition)

Shown here going Best of Breed and Best of Winners at the Austin K.C..Thank You, Judge Mr. Emil R. Klinckhardt

At the Brazos Valley K. C. ShowsJunior went Best of Breed and Best of Winners and Group III

Thank You, Judge Dr. David Green Doane

Handled by Grandpa FrankThey make a good team.

Owners:Barbara Trujillo and M. McGirlJ. Menyo and M. Dullinger1904 BeasonBryan, TX 77801

Breeders:Michael McGlrl and Joseph R. Menyo

Mary K. Dullinger - Cunha15 Chelsea St. #3

East Boston, MA 02128

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AKC SCHEDULE OF POINTS FOR LHASA APSOSEffective May 17, 1994

1 POINT 2 POINTS 3 POINTS 4 POINTS 5 POINTS

DOGS BITCHES DOGS BITCHES DOGS BITCHES DOGS BITCHES DOGS BITCHES

Division 1

Connecticut, Maine,Massachusetts, New

Hampshire, New York,

Rhode Island, Vermont 2 2 5 5 8 9 12 13 19 19

Division 2Delaware, New Jersey, Ohio,

Pennsylvania 2 2 4 6 7 10 9 12 13 17

Division 3

District of Columbia,

Kentucky, Maryland, North

Carolina, Tennessee,

Virginia, West Virginia 2 2 4 5 7 9 9 12 14 18

Division 4

Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,

Georgia, Mississippi,

Louisiana, South Carolina 2 2 5 6 8 11 9 12 12 15

Division 5

Illinois, Indiana, Michigan 2 2 4 5 7 9 8 11 11 16

Division 6

Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota,

Missouri, Nebraska,

Wisconsin 2 2 5 5 9 9 10 11 13 16

Division 7

Arizona, New Mexico,

Oklahoma, Texas 2 2 5 6 8 10 10 12 14 17

Division 8

Colorado, Idaho, Montana,

Nevada, North Dakota,Oregon, South Dakota, Utah,

Washington, Wyoming 2 2 4 5 7 8 9 12 12 17

Division 9

California 2 2 5 7 8 12 10 14 14 19

Division 10

Alaska 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6

Division 11

Hawaii 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 _

Division 12

Puerto Rico 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 7

1993 AKC Titles Champions Companion Dogs

Companion Dogs

Excellent Utility Dogs

Lhasa Apsos 201 8 9 1

1993 AKC Registration Statistics

Lhasa Apsos

Rank 1993 Rank 1992

24 17,124 22 20,616

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MARVON LHASASand

BEARINGER LHASAS

Presents their newest AKC Champion

CH Joy's Trend Setter

(Ch MISTI ACRES SUGAR DADDY x Ch SUMMERHILL'S PRIDE OF JOY CD)

Tina took a short cut to her AKC Championship by obtaining three majors, a 3point major under Judge DiAnn Ligon, a 4 point major under Judge Roy Pradoand the third obtained under Judge Edd Bivin (pictured).

Thank you Judge Bivin for finishing this Elegant Little Lady from California.

Tina is anxiously awaiting motherhood. She will be bred to CH Marvon's RedBearinger "Bear". Bear has been in love with Tina since the day she arrived atBearinger Lhasas.

Bred by Deanna MaxwellOwned by L. Brockway, D. Greene, J. Bernards & D. Maxwell

Handled by Bearinger Lhasas

Marvon LhasasBud & LaVonne Brockway2631 Bronco LaneNorco, CA 91760(909) 737-1424

Bearinger LhasasNey & Debbie Greene16407 Hexham DriveSpring, Texas 77379(713) 251-9852

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BEARINGER LHASASCh Marvon's Red Bearinger

(Ch JARO'S THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC X Ch MARVON'S BEAR E SPECIAL BEAR)

GROUP IIISlidell Dog Fanciers Association

April 1, 1994

Group JudgeMr. Kenneth E. Miller

Breed JudgeMr. Kenneth E. Miller

Thank you Judge Miller.

Bear is:Bred by Marion & LaVonne Brockway and Frank Trujillo.

Owned by Ney and Debbie Greene.

Ney & Debbie Greene16407 Hexham DriveSpring, Texas 77379

(713) 251-985224

Science Diet is always on the Menu

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MARVON LHASASand

BEARINGER LHASAS



(Ch MIST! ACRES SUGAR DADDY x Ch SUMMERHILL'S PRIDE OF JOY CD)











GROUP IIISlidell Dog Fanciers Association

April 1, 1994







(713) 251-985224


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MARVON LHASASand

BEARINGER LHASAS



(Ch MISTI ACRES SUGAR DADDY x Ch SUMMERHILL'S PRIDE OF JOY CD)











GROUP HISlidell Dog Fanciers Association

April 1, 1994







(713) 251-985224


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GROUP IIMississippi Coast Kennel Club, Inc.

April 2, 1994

Group JudgeMrs. Betty J. Munden

Breed JudgeMrs. Betty J. Munden

Thank you Judge Munden.




(713) 251-985225


PRADA LHASA APSOS

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s LireAm DaAcer of ao

On her first trip to Virginia, "Bootsie" was selected Winners Bitch and Best of Opposite Sex.Thank you Judge Paula Bradley for helping to make our trip so much fun.

Bred, Owned & Handled by

Jo Ann GermanoPre.,4 Lle,s4 PlAsos85 De Forest AvenueWest Islip, NY 11795516-661-6675

Co-Breeder/Co-Owner

Joan PettitMb o Lhasa Apsos

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Bootsie eats Solid Gold Hund •N • Flocken

PRATIA LHASA APSOS

t-NPrArN LiA s retAm Daocer of Cnio

"Bootsie" is stepping out this Spring with a good start. Here she is shown going Winners Bitchand Best of Opposite Sex. Thank you Judge Ronnie Fischler for choosing our beautiful, sweet girl.


JoAnn GermanoLL Apsos

85 De ForestAvenueWest Islip, NY 11795516-661-6675

Co-Breeder/Co-Owner

Joan PettitMio LhasaApsos

Bootsie just loves Solid Gold Hund •N • Flocken

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IJa-Ma Lhasas)\.4-‘

IS PROUD OF:

Multiple Group Winner

BEST OF BREEDOR VARIETY

LAUREL HIGHLANDSKENNEL ASSOCIATIONPHOTOS 8' L. PAVERS*

Ch Lasang Love Me Do

Our stylish English import continues to win Group after Group. Her excellent movement,correct size and exquisite type make her truly Special!

Vendi is pictured going Best of Breed under noted Judge Desmond Murphy.

Vend! loves Science DietOwner HandlerJanet Whitman Ja-Ma Brad Reese9 Aspen Court Pomona, NY 10970 914-362-3859 1520 Pershing Blyd. Dayton, OH 45410 513-254-0152

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"Bootsie" is stepping out this Spring with a good start. Here she is shown going Winners Bitchand Best of Opposite Sex. Thank you Judge Ronnie Fischler for choosing our beautiful, sweet girl.


JoAnn GermanoPreht,O, Lf,EkSak ApSOS

85 De ForestAvenueWest Islip, NY 11795516-661-6675

Co-Breeder/Co-Owner

Joan PettitMio LhasaApsos

Bootsie just loves Solid Gold Hund •N • Flocken

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Ja-Ma Lhasas)\:4-1IS PROUD OF:


LAUREL HIGHLANDSKENNEL ASSOCIATIONPHOTOS SY t. MVERSON


Our stylish English import continues to win Group after Group. Her excellent movement,correct size and exquisite type make her truly Special!

Vendi is pictured going Best of Breed under noted Judge Desmond Murphy.

Vendi loves Science DietOwner HandlerJanet Whitman la-Ma Brad Reese9 Aspen Court Pomona, NY 10970 914-362-3859 1520 Pershing 131yd. Dayton, OH 45410 513-254-0152

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RY\HJa-Ma Lhasas

PidIS PROUD OF:


NON SPORTINGGROUP

LAUREL HIGHLANDSKENNEL ASSOCIATIONPHOTOS BY L ALVERSON


Our stylish girl continues to win Group after Group! Her excellent movement, correct sizeand beautiful type make her Special!

Vendi is pictured winning a Group I under Judge Rose Molder.

Vend loves Science DietOwnerJanet Whitman Ja-Ma9 Aspen Court Pomona, NY 10970 914-362-3859

HandlerBrad Reese

1520 Pershing Blvd. Dayton. OH 45410 513-254-0152

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LHASA APSO

CLOS OF

GREATER

HEW TORE

BOSLAND'S LHASAS PROUDLY PRESENTSTHEIR NEXT GENERATION

" BOSLAND'S LADY'S CHOICE"X

"CH. BOSLAND CARBUF'S LTD EDITION"Shown here is "Laddie" going Winners Dog for his 1st major

at the Empire Specialty Show in Feb. 94 under Judge Mrs.

Annie Scheider-Louter, & handled by Mary K. Dullinger. THANK

YOU BOTH Ever so Much!Watch for "Laddie",& "Amanda"s' puppies to make their debut

at the next Empire Specialty Show.

This is our first litter being brought up on Science Diet.

"LADDIE" BOSLANDS' LADY'S CHOICE =

MULTIPLE BISS CH.NORBULINGKA SERENDIPITY SAMI

CH. MOKIEMA BOSLAND LADYBUGBreeder and Owners:

Mike McGirl and Joe Menyo15 Chelsea St.

East Boston, MA 02128-1912617)-569-1022

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BOSLAND'S CHINA DOLL

411:**

*IIMASONA DIXON&

KENNELCLUE) :

APJ44-tr.m4..

(CH LIGHT UP'S RED ALERT x CH BOSLAND CARBUF'S LTD EDITION)

China Doll is shown going Winners Bitch & Best of OppositeSex for a major at Mason & Dixon K. C.

Thank you, Judge Mrs. Cynthia P. Schmick!China Doll also thanks Mr. Mark Fiorentino for escorting meto the show ring, taking care of me while travelling, andkeeping me so beautiful!

Owner:Aphrodite F. Dinarello2 Montmorenci Av.E. Boston, MA 02128(617)567-1025

Bosland Lhasas are

Breeders: Mike McGirl,Joe Menyo, & M. Dullinger15 Chelsea St.E. Boston, MA 02128-1912(617)-569-1022

"Bossy" for Science Diet!

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ODNATH DRAKCHA QUESERI A SERA

"Casey"

3E ST OF

P OS I T

EST 0

INHARRISBURGKENNELCLUEREL111.11

(Ch Bodnath Drakcha Khampa X Bodnath Sera)

I guess Casey figured if her brother Thomas (Ch Bodnath Thamserku, owned byElaine King) could win a major at the Harrisburg Kennel Club, she could, too! Thankyou, Miss Virginia Sivori! It was an exciting day, since it was Casey's first major andThomas finished his Championship! Our most exuberant congratulations to Thomas(his fathers first Champion) and to his breeder/owner/handler, Elaine!

Casey's Owner/Handler

Echo J. Rummel DRAKCHA LHASA APSOS45 Big Creek Road Dover, PA 17315 7171-266-7413

Breeder/Co-Owner

Elaine King BODNATH LHASA APSOS2105 Linden Lane Silver Spring, MD 20910 301-585-3327

Our vet recommends Science Diet

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(Ch Bodnath Dralccha Khampa X Bodnath Sera)

Thomas is shown completing his championship with a 3 point major under judge Miss Virginia E. Sivori. Thankyou! We also want to thank the following judges for appreciating his sound structure, free movement, andsuper showmanship: Frank Wolaniuk, Alvin Mauer, Raymond Sledzik, Dorothy Dalton, Melbourne Downing(Best of Breed over a special), Edd E. Bivin, James J. Ham, and Desmond J. Murphy (4 point major).

Congratulations to THOMAS' sister Bodnath Drakcha Que Sera Sera, with owner/handler Echo Rummel, whowent Winners Bitch and Best of Winners for a 3 point major at this same show. And their half-sister BodnathZoe won the puppy bitch class!

Elaine King BODNATH LHASA APSOS

Please see "Behind the Champions: for THOMAS pedigree.

Breeder/Owner/Handler105 Linden Lane Silver Spring, MD 20910 301-585-3327

Our vet recommends Science Diet

'pending MC conformation

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Obedient LhasasThis will be the first of a series of articles on obedience that Steve and I hope will encourage more people to train

their dogs to respond to and obey some basic commands, such as the down-stay and the emergency recall. Wefeel teaching a few basic commands builds a foundation for the future happiness of your Lhasa and yourrelationship; be it as home companion, conformation dog or obedience competitor. Steve and I have three Lhasaswith CDX's, one of which is a champion.

The following is the story of my first, a straight Hamilton red Lhasa named Gaby:

Beginnings

Our introduction to dog shows really came when we decided to train Gaby in obedience. Our lives have not been the same since.

Gaby Plauget CDX has always been high-strung and very attentive to the world around her, She is also very chary of strangers. Atthe young age of 7 months, we decided to enroll her in obedience class at our local community college. We hoped to socialize herto other dogs and people and help her settle down. There were about 50 people -plus dogs- in that class; which is way too many forone teacher. Luckily, as always happens, the class shrunk quickly. Our instructor was the "force-type" trainer that used to be common7 years ago. Basically, we marched up and down the parking lot, teaching the dog to heel by our left side. We jerked our dogs forwardif they lagged or jerked them back if they forged. With so many dogs, it was quite a circus. This is really a bad way to teach a Lhasa,or any other dog for that matter! My worst experience with this class was a dachshund that was hung by its' choke collar, by theinstructor, until it quit barking. Needless to say, they owners of the dog never returned.

Despite this beginning, Gaby and I persisted. Like every Lhasa that I have trained, Gaby learned very quickly and went straight to

the top of the class early. Unfortunately, they get bored just as quickly, and then they get creative. The force training does work;though, in a manner of speaking, you pay a price! Gaby began lagging, with her tail down, wondering what was going to go wrongnext. Luckily, she was very forgiving, and I had enough sense to realize that constant corrections were not working for her. Asobedience did help her settle down and become more social with other dogs and people; I was encouraged enough, to join an advancedclass with a private instructor.

Onward

Thus began our formal training for actual competition. We enrolled in a class taught by a lady who showed golden retrievers.

This was our first experience with prejudice against certain breeds; especially small, furry ones, who don't fit the classic"obedience mold". Gaby and I, along with the other two small dogs, were shuffled off in a corner where we received minimalattention. Despite this, we managed to learn; sometimes faster than the Goldens! This class was a revelation though; as we wereencouraged to use any method -that worked- to get our dogs to perform correctly. It is much more fun for everyone if you arepraising, instead of reprimanding, all of the time. What worked for Gaby was: food, playing with toys, and tons of praise.

Fun and Games

Obedience is a constant challenge; even more so with a smart Lhasa Apso. You always have to be one step ahead of them or all

is lost. Some of the training hints that worked for me were: don't do heeling exercises for more than five minutes at a time; trainbetween classes only once or twice a week, only do an exercise a few times and stop when they do it correctly (none of this "onemore for good measure"), and end your training with playing or a fun walk or whatever they love most.

By the end of the class, Gaby was working with her tail up and was terribly pleased with herself. After each exercise that she

did correctly, she would promptly sneeze and bow her head. She always knew! Learning to read your dogs body language is oneof the great things about obedience training; but, the biggest reward is the close relationship that develops.

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Group Winning

Ch Know! wood'sJosh My Gosh, ROM

Josh is our best!He was the top winning Best of Breed Lhasa in 1992, and now is a top producer!

Special congratulations to his #1 son, Ch Hope-Full's Hansem Hansel, on his GroupI wins and many Group placements! Hansel is owned by Jeanne Hope, and so ablyshown by Kim and Gregg Strong. He's a beauty to behold!

Generation after generation of top producers . . . .

•Ch Orlane's Inimitable, sire of 46 champions'BIS Ch Tom Lee Manchu of Knolwood, sire of 25 champions, includingGroup Placing special, Ch Mi Moon Shadow, owner by Joan Buck

•Ch Knolwood's Tom Tru Tu, sire of 7 champions, including•Ch Knolwood's Josh My Gosh, sire of 8, and more soon to becounted!,

Knolwood LhasasMarion Knowlton 12250 King CircleTelephone: 404-594-9499 Roswell, Georgia 30075

We feed Science Diet

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Obedient Lhasasby Karen L. NicholsContinued

On The Line

Gaby was finally ready for competition! I will never forget our first time in the ring in Muskogee, Oklahoma.. I was shaking so

hard, I could hardly walk straight. The judge was very nice and really helped me to relax. I will never forget his face; he reallymade it a lot easier. When we won first place, with a 193 out of 200, I was so stunned that I burst into tears; much to myembarrassment now. Gaby went on to get her CD in three shows without ever busting. Our only problem was the stand forexam. Gaby, true to her heritage, loathed being touched by strangers. When the judge would come up to her, I would startsweating and Gaby's skin would crawl when he went over her; but she never moved!

With this success, we moved on to Open work. True to form, Gaby learned everything first in her class. She loved jumping

and retrieving, it was a wonderful game for her. In fact, she loved the dumbbell so much, that I had to restrain her from taking allof the other dog's dumbbells. It was quite comical to see her dragging a huge dumbbell meant for the golden retriever! She couldbe very quick.

In a relatively short time, we were in the Open ring. She got her first leg, first time out. I thought we were in for a repeatperformance. Open work is full of surprises. This is when the dog starts working away from you and it doesn't take long beforethey figure out what they have to do and what they don't have to do. In other words, Gaby decided she knew more than I did! Sheloved heeling, jumping and retrieving, but why did she have to sit for three minutes when I wasn't even around. Good time to takea nap! Eight shows later, she's ringwise and breaking the sit stay all the tim. In class, she does it perfectly. We never can fool herinto laying down so we can correct her. She even does 10 minute sit stays and never moves a paw! What frustration!

So Close

One show she was actually 30 seconds from a flawless sit stay when someone dropped a trash barrel. Gaby jumped straight up

and forward three feet into a perfect sit. That is where I found her when I got back. If any other dog had moved, we could havedone it over; but, no luck. This was one instance when Gaby's sensitivity to sound was her downfall.

She did get her CDX in 12 shows with scores all in the 190s, but it sure did teach me a little humility. We learned a lot together.

We formed a bond where I felt we were communicating on a level all our own. Obedience has been one of the most rewardingthings I have ever done. We have taught basic obedience to all of our dogs, including the 14 year old; who had no problemlearning, by-the-way. She loves the attention and those special goodies. We make it a game where the dog is the center ofattention doing something the know pleases us and in the end, pleases them. In fact they all beg to be the next one to "do theirthing:.

Sum of the Parts

If you have never tried obedience, it is well worth the time. It certainly gives you a different perspective on dogs, and LhasaApsos in particular. I know I appreciate the uniqueness of each of our dogs. No two work exactly the same. In the end, the joyis doing it together that makes you both happy. If it turns into a chore, you -- as the leader --are doing something wrong. Lhasasare so smart and devoted, that you will appreciate even more their wonderful heritage.

Karen L. Nichols

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Maier AccompHshment

MAJOR

WINNERS

Jan) Irlarrv's Ann Fernando(Ch Tai Chi Vouvray X Ch Jaro-Lin Dalai Harrys Delite)

Our "Annie" is pictured receiving a major and Best of Winners from Judge Bob Candland atthe prestigious Kennel Club of Pasadena. The pursuit of that final major is on, and whenattained will earn her a plane ticket home to "Dad" Stephen in Canada, and give Jaro its #9Homebred Champion.

Annie is owned & loved byStephen BaileySangTru LhasasAlton Ontario Canada

Co-owned & Bred byThe CamachosJaro Lhasas N ChinsOntario California USA

Expertly handled with 'TLC by

Richard Camacho, PHA1346 W Ralston St Ontario, CA 91762 909-984-0812

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What to expect when anAKC inspector comes toyour door.

Most breeders would prefer not tohave to deal with an AKC inspector.For some, it's the anticipation of theunknown that instills anxiety; forothers it's a fear of the aftermath. Butwhat do AKC inspectors actually dowhen they come knocking?

First, kennel inspections are routine events that do not targetspecific groups or individuals. Before 1991 inspections wereconducted after complaints were received by the AKC, but noweveryone using the AKC's registry service is subject to inspection.The system, which was once called "reactive," is now termed"proactive," meaning inspectors are visiting the kennels of allindividuals registering dogs with the AKC to determine if they are incompliance with the AKC's rules and regulations on record keepingand identification.

Although the department's inspections policies have not changedsince 1957, the number of kennels inspected has increasedtremendously over the last five years, according to InvestigatorDonald Sturz. "Now we often return for routine inspections within ayear or two of the last inspection," he says.

Why would the AKC want to inspect your kennel? The primaryreason is to protect the integrity of the AKC registry. By checkingactual breeding stock against the corresponding paperwork, the AKCcan verify the purity of the stock, thus helping to safeguard theregistry. To accomplish this, all breeders must maintain their recordsin compliance with AKC requirements, so that anyone inspecting akennel can correctly identify their dogs without assistance.

Says AKC's newly appointed Director of Investigations andInspections, William R Hughes, "One of our goals is to keep the StudBook as pure as possible. We're here to help the breeder."

It is also the AKC's objective to make sure all dogs in kennelsare housed properly and receive good care. High standards in kennelmaintenance are particularly important in this time of anti-breederlegislation. The proper maintenance of kennels will help responsiblebreeders continue to maintain kennels without legal restrictions.

The AKC Investigations are Inspections department has its homeoffice in New York Hughes oversees a department consisting of twoinvestigators—Sturz and Robert Hufford—and a team of AKCinspectors who are stationed throughout the country. Theinvestigators are given specific assignments based on complaintsabout a given kennel or individual, while the inspectors conductroutine inspections.

What Happens In An InspectionWhen an inspector visits a kennel, they will first introduce

thernself and present their AKC identification. They will then explainthat they are conducting a routine inspection of the record-keepingand identification procedures and that they're determining compliancewith the AKC's rules and regulations. The inspector will begin byasking the kennel owner or manager basic questions regarding thekennel's size and operation.

A routine inspection can last from 30 minutes to two hours,according to Sturz; an in-dept inspection (usually a reinspection) canexceed three hours. After the basic questions are answered, theinspector will accompany the kennel owner on a tour of the kennel.This walk-through helps the inspector determine the approximate sizeof the kennel, the number of breeds and the identification on the dogs.The inspector will also note the care and condition of the dogs and thefacilities.

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reswentPar6urs AdoraHe Miss Zalai

(Ch Light Ups Red Alert X Seng Ky Lu)

Darn i went Winners Bitch and Best of Opposite Sex at the Metarie Kennel ClubShow under prominent Lhasa Judge Sari Tietjen. Thank you Judge Tietjen. Darniwas shown by Sandy Ray.

Breeder/Owner/HandlerLenore TuckerHouston, Texas713-462-0982

HandlerSandy RayShikari Kennel409-776-1137

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Identification requirements are as follows:

• Each dog in a kennel must have its own unique identifier.• The identification must be on the actual dog. Photo, drawings,

nose prints, names on crates or a kennel owner's knowledge ofhis dogs are not acceptable.

• Tags, tattoos or a microchip implant are all acceptable forms ofidentification. If a microchip is used, there must be an on-sitescanner to verify identification.

• The identification on the dog must correspond to the kennelowner's written record of that dog, so there is no question as towhich AKC papers and records go with a particular dog.

During the walk-through an inspector will want to see that bitches inseason are maintained separately from the males, so that no doubtexists as to the identity of a sire of any litter. Puppies from differentlitters must be segregated or identified, so there can be no doubt as tothe parents or age of a particular puppy.

Throughout the walk-through, the inspector will randomly selectdogs and ask to see their identification. If a kennel maintains morethan one breed, the inspector will select a random number from eachof the breeds represented. All information collected by the inspectorwill later be checked against the kennel owner's records to determineits accuracy.

Keeping Good Recordshi addition to being accurate and well-maintained, it is important

that all kennel records be understood by anyone readingthem—without the kennel owner's assistance. This provides areference for registration or transfer applications that have been madeor that may be made later to the AKC. Also, the lineage of allpurebred dogs can be immediately determined upon inspection.

The AKC provides forms for keeping written records thatinclude spaces for all the necessary information. Kennel owners candevise their own systems, but they must include all the informationrequired in the AKC's forms. According to Hughes, "A significantnumber of breeders are adopting AKC forms for their record keepingbecause it's the easiest way to make sure all the information is there."The forms can be ordered from the Customer Service department at(919) 233-9767, and may be photocopied as needed.

Records must be kept whenever a dog is acquired or delivered,and at the time of mating, whelping or death. Records on each dogshould be saved for five years if a dog has died, is sold or given away,in case questions arise as to the lineage of puppies from that dog.

There are several types of records inspectors look at: ownershiprecords, breeding records, litter records and records of dogs acquiredfrom others for resale. The records should contain the followinginformation.• Ownership records, including the dog's breed; registered name

and number (or litter registration number if not individuallyregistered yet); sex: color and markings; date of birth; names andnumbers of sire and dam; name of breeder, name and address ofperson from whom directly acquired; date of acquisition; datedog is sold, given away or dies; name and address of person towhom the dog is directly sold or delivered; kind of papers anddate supplied. You need these records for dogs you co-own, aswell.

• Breeding records, including date of mating; names of personshandling mating; registered name and number of dog to whommated; name and address of its owner.

• Litter records, which chronicle date of whelping; number ofpuppies whelped; sex, color and markings; litter registrationnumber; date of sale, gift or death of each puppy; name andaddress of person acquiring each puppy; kind of papers and datesupplied; registered name and number of each puppy registeredby breeder.Records on dogs acquired from others for resale. This type ofrecord usually applies to dog brokers and petshops; however, italso applies to individuals getting a puppy back or who have astud dog puppy agreement. The AKC provides a form thatrequires the same information as the litter form, in addition to thename of address of the person from whom the dog was acquired.

Rectifying A ProblemFollowing an inspection, the inspector will discuss any problems

with the kennel owner and provide a written report stating the natureof the problems that need rectifying. If an inspector should find akennel does not comply with the proper record keeping andidentification rules, he or she will notify the AKC's New York office,which will send a warning letter to the kennel owner. The owner thenhas a specified time during which they must rectify the problems.

Within that time period the owner must request a reinspection inwriting. When the inspector returns to the kennel for a reinspection,if the owner still does not comply, then their right to continue usingAKC registration services will be reconsidered by the AKC'sPrivileges Committee.

There are other, more immediate actions an inspector mayrecommend. The final decision on these is made by the PrivilegesCommittee. Generally, they are reserved for more serious infractions.

AKC inspectors never seize dogs or issue fines to kennel owners.However, the Board of Directors may elect to levy fines. If aninspector should find the conditions in the kennel are cruel, inhumaneor unsanitary, they will notify the AKC, which will contact the USDAand animal control offices in the kennel's region. If the kennel isconvicted of cruelty, its AKC registration privileges will besuspended by the AKC Board of Directors.

The USDA also conducts kennel inspections, and has its ownrules about the conditions under which dogs may be kept in a kennel.Unlike the AKC, the USDA can issue or revoke a kennel's license tooperate. It can also file charges against a kennel.

For the most part, the inspections process is a friendly interactionbetween inspector and kennel owner. Says Hughes, "When we firstget there people are usually guarded and defensive, but once weexplain what we're there to do, most people become morecooperative. We're not looking for this to be a punitive process. Wewant it to be educational."

If you have questions regarding the inspections process, call(212) 696-8377 or write to the Investigations and InspectionsDepartment, 51 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10010. To ordera booklet of AKC record keeping forms, A User's Guide to AKCRules for Record Keeping and identification (free) or the DogRecord Book ($5), call Customer Service at (919) 233-9767.

Leigh Silverman is columns editor at the GAZETTE

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Olivia

LHASA ARADCLUB OFCEWIRCOLORADO

APRIL 23,1R94

ISESIOF

1111114FXS

WINN- MAPlii)TOGP FPO'

Timber's Standing Ovation(Ch Timber's Fleetfire Encore X Ch Fleetfire Shiver Me Timbers')

Olivia, pictured winning Best of Winners for her second major, and Best Bred-By-Exhibitor, at theLhasa Apso Club of Central Colorado's Spring Specialty, sends hearty congratulations to her littersister

on becoming Champion Timbers' Applause, Applause!!!Olivia is co-bred and co-owned with Julie Timbers.

Fleetfire feeds Science Diet

Mary Schroeder I Debby Rothman303/973-3600 I 303/674-3297

8391 London Lane Conifer, CO 80433

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Multi BIS/BISS Canadian/American

Champion Touch 0 Golden Bear

#1 Lhasa Apso#4 Non-SportingCanada 1993

Breeder: Frank & Barbara TrujilloHandler: Peter M. OleyOwner: Arlene C. Oley

Sire: Ch Light Ups Red AlertDarn: Ch Golden Bear

Serenis LHASA APSOS ARLENE C. OLEY4249 TELEGRAPH RD COBBLE HILL BC VOR 1 LO CANADA

Ail Seren Lhasae are groomed and conditioned with #1 ALL SYSTEMS Canine Hair Care Products

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Thernoriei

I have been asked to write about four friends we havelost in the last seven months. Perhaps you will indulgeme as I wander through my memories and share mymuses of each of these dedicated Lhasa Apso people.

Raena Wilks, an ALAC member since 1961, died inJuly 1993. She loved the breed with a passion andserved the club in many ways. She was the coordinatorof our annual meeting and awards banquet when theywere held in New York City at Westminster time.A resident of the Big Apple, Raena masterminded

these wonderful parties. I have very fond memories ofthe camaraderie we all shared because of our hostess'graciousness. Raena did not drive but relied on friendsto transport her to the shows; therefore, it was a greatdisappointment to her when the annual functions weremoved to be held in conjunctions with the annual rovingspecialty.

Raena also served as the ALAC's membership chair.Typically, she rallied around charter officer DorothyBenitez when Dorothy was destitute and dying of cancerby establishing the Dorothy Benitez Assistance Fund tohelp her. She later continued it to honor Dorothy andprovide help to other members in need. In July the boardof directors changed the name to the Benitez-WilksFund in honor of both ladies.We lost two world-renowned Lhasa ladies in

November 1993, Patricia Chenoweth and FrancesSefton. Chen Lhasa Apsos started in 1959. For 34 yearsPat lived with her Lhasa Apsos as companions first, butas a breeder never lost sight of her responsibility tobreed type. Even when the kennel in Saratoga burnedand many of her top-winning and top-producing dogsand a lifetime of records were lost in 1984, she seemedto gather strength from the dogs that survived and theconcern of friends. With this strength the Chenowethsregrouped and, although on a smaller basis, continuedtheir commitment to the breed until her death.When I conjure up memories of Pat, I remember

fondly her arrival at dog shows. She would drive up withseveral Lhasa Apsos happily running loose in the car,delighted to be at the show with "Mom." She wasalways prepared. I remember one Westminster when theALAC sponsored a membership drive in the benchingarea. When it came time to put up the display, none ofthe East Coast people had any tools but Pat had scissors,tacks, a stapler and even poster board, which she had

brought all the way from California along with severaldogs and all their necessities.

Pat enjoyed sharing the antics of her dogs by writingstories about them such as "Panda Bear Tree," many ofwhich were published in various magazines. She and herhusband Thomas wrote the first book about LhasaApsos, How to Raise and Train Your Lhasa Apso,published in 1965 by T.F.H.

Pat, an ALAC member since 1970, served us in manyways over the years, most recently as author of thiscolumn.

Within 36 hours after hearing about Pat, I wasnotified that our Lhasa Apso friend and ALAC memberfrom Australia, Frances Sefton, had lost her battle withcancer.

The author of the second Lhasa Apso book, TheLhasa Apso, published in 1970, Frances is universallyrecognized as an authority on the breed. She judged inthis country in 1989 and we were honored to have thisauthority in our midst.

Frances' Cheska Lhasa Apsos were successful both inGreat Britain, where her breeding program originated,and later down under after the Seftons emigrated toAustralia.

In January 1994 we lost Robert E. Schrank, Jr., afteran extended illness. Bob' courage commanded love andrespect from all who knew him. He had been an ALACmember since 1989, and although he was not as deeplyinvolved for as long as the others, he truly loved thebreed.

Bob's naivete allowed him to see beyond the trivialand straight ahead to the heart. I remember how pleasedhe was with his first winner and the first puppies shehad. It was such fun to see his newfound enjoyment. Hewas good for the breed.We will miss these friends, but they are not gone. All

we have to do is look into the faces of our Lhasas to seethe contributions these friends made on their behalf orcall on our memories, and the happy times spent without friends are there to be enjoyed again. Thank youGod for the blessing of having known Raena, Pat,Frances, and Bob and for the blessing of memory thatallows us to enjoy our friends forever.

Carolyn HerbelReprinted from the May 1994 AKC Gazette

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Can Ch Seren's Jasper Bubba Bear

NORTHWINDSDOG CLUB

DECEMBER 1993

Canadian Champion at 8 months3 Best Puppy in Specialty Show

1 Best Puppy in Show4 Best Puppy in Group

April '94 - 6 US pointsWatch for him - He's having fun!

Breeder: Suzanne Wright & Barbara TrujilloHandler: Arlene C. OleyOwner: Arlene C. Oley & Barbara Trujillo

Sire: Ch Light Ups Red AlertDam: Ch Tikal's Cin-A-Mon Bear

Seren's LHASA APSOS • ARLENE C. OLEY4249 TELEGRAPH RD COBBLE HILL BC VOR 1L0 CANADA

All Seren Lhasas are groomed and conditioned with #1 ALL SYSTEMS Canine Hair Care Products

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Misti Acres Sundance Kid

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Sundance -Grandson of Ch Misti's Play It Again Sam- is shown winning a four point majorunder breeder judge Barry Tompkins.Sundance now has both his majors after taking Best of Winners under judge JaquelineQuiros-Kubat.Sundance just celebrated his first birthday.Thank you both so much for these lovely wins with our young male.

aadMisti Acres, ROMBeverly Drake

11506 Harford Rd Glen Arm, MD 21057410-592-6636

The Kid never kids about his love for Science Diet

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BISS Ch Misti Acres Kopper Penny

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Kopper -Son of Ch Misti's Play It Again Sam

After a successful trip to Finland, Kopper continues his winning ways with aBest in Specialty Show at the NCALAC Specialty.Many thanks to Judge, Mr. Alexander Schwartz.

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Kopper "Kops a Plea" for Science Diet

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Survey:Vaccine Use among Lhasa Apso & Shih-Tzu BreedersDear Readers:

I am interested in finding out about the vaccine experiences of Lhasa Apso and Shih-Tzu breeders. Please take afew minutes to fill out this survey-- even if your experiences have been routine. I will write a summary of these findingsfor a future issue for your information. All names and locations will remain confidential!

Please mail your survey to: Jenny Drastura, 5262 West Pea Ridge Rd., Huntington, WV 25705

My breed is:

1. Who vaccinates your dogs (excluding rabies)? yourself veterinarian other

Who administers the rabies vaccine? yourself veterinarian other

If you give the vaccines, where do you buy them?

2. Which of the following do you use to vaccinate ADULTS?

Distemper Hepatitis Leptospirosis Parvovirus Coronavirus Parainfluenza

Rabies Bordetella (kennel cough) Lyme Disease Other

3 Of the vaccines NOT selected for arttilts, what is the reason why did you choose not to use that vaccine?

4. Which of the following do you use to vaccinate PUPPIES UNDER 6 MONTHS OF AGE?



5. Of the vaccines NOT selected for puppies under 6 mos, why did you choose not to use that vaccine?

6. Do you give the parvovirus shot separate from the distemper combination shot?

yes no only to puppies If yes, how far apart in time?

7. Do you give the coronavirus shot separate from the others?


8. Do you have a preference as to manufacturer? no yes, I prefer

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BISS Ch Misti Acres Kopper Penny

RATIONAL CAPITAt AREA!ASA APSO GUS

Kopper -Son of Ch Misti's Play It Again Sam

After a successful trip to Finland, Kopper continues his winning ways with aBest in Specialty Show at the NCALAC Specialty.Many thanks to Judge, Mr. Alexander Schwartz.

isti Acres, ROMBeverly Drake


Kopper "Kops a Plea" for Science Diet

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Survey:Vaccine Use among Lhasa Apso & Shih-Tzu BreedersDear Readers:

I am interested in finding out about the vaccine experiences of Lhasa Apso and Shih-Tzu breeders. Please take afew minutes to fill out this survey -- even if your experiences have been routine. I will write a summary of these findingsfor a future issue for your information. All names and locations will remain confidential]

Please mail your survey to: Jenny Drastura, 5262 West Pea Ridge Rd., Huntington, WV 25705

My breed is :

1. Who vaccinates your dogs (excluding rabies)? yourself veterinarian other

Who administers the rabies vaccine? yourself veterinarian other

If you give the vaccines, where do you buy them'?

2. Which of the following do you use to vaccinate ADULTS?



3 Of the vaccines NOT selected for nrii lts, what is the reason why did you choose not to use that vaccine?

4. Which of the following do you use to vaccinate PUPPIES UNDER 6 MONTHS OF AGE?



5. Of the vaccines NOT selected for puppies under 6 mos, why did you choose not to use that vaccine?

6. Do you give the parvovirus shot separate from the distemper combination shot?


7. Do you give the coronavirus shot separate from the others?


8. Do you have a preference as to manufacturer? no yes, I prefer

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AM, BDA. CH. MIS TI ACRES HELL'S A POPPIN

Poppin OwnsAnn Burton301-890-8669

Best of Breed - Warrenton Kennel ClubThank you, Dr. Michael Manning!

Well Bred byBeverly DrakeMisti Acres410-592-6636

Poppin is packing Science Diet along with his shades for California !

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9. Have any of your dogs ever experienced a vaccine reaction? no

Yes, the vaccine caused the following reaction (s):

nausea vomiting rash wheal (swelling at site) dizziness

shock fatal reaction other (Breed )

If the reaction was fatal, what was the actual cause of death?

* Important! How long after administering the vaccine did you notice the signs?

Please explain:

10. If your dog experienced a reaction, was the reaction reported: no yes, to the below:

to a veterinarian to the manufacturer to the Department of Agriculture

11. Have you ever chosen not to vaccinate against an illness, only to have the illness occur in your house or kennel?

Please explain your reasons and what happened.

12. Do you ever split dosages -- i.e., give less than a full dosage to a puppy or smaller dog?

yes no sometimes Explain

13. If you don't mind sharing your vaccination schedule, please write the schedule below.

14. Do you have any other experiences to share regarding vaccines or the illnesses they prevent?

Name

Phone Number 9-6116,,,kge4,-61,!

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MULTI 13IS CH CHAKPORIPS UP TO DATEA top producer in the United States

His father Multi BIS Ch Chakporl's Damian is a top producer in Europe.His many BIS Champion children are proof his bloodlines blend exceptionally wall

with the American lines.MoMoMo used Damian on Butch 6 International Ch Youth Winner Amsterdam

Chakpori's Virginia. From this linebred Utter we have real quality male puppiesavailable for breading and showing purposes.

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MULTI 13IS CH CHAKPORIIS UP TO DATEA top producer in the United States

His father Multi BM Ch Citakporl's Ilembn is a top producer in Europe.His mang BIB Champion children are proof his bloodlines blend exceptionalig wall

with the American lines.MagaMo used Damian on Butch a International Ch Youth Winner Amsterdam

Chakporl's Virginia. From this linebred Uttar we have real quality male puppiesavailable for breeding and showing purposes.

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11600 STALLION LANEHOLLY MI 48442313 634-1717

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Kenneth Troy, President - Member ALAC & LACOGNY(201) 694-0424

1994 ALAC SPECIALTY TAPES

We will be taping the ALAC LHASA APSO SPECIALTY show that will be held on June 15th in SanFrancisco, California. This year's Specialty Judge is the noted Breeder-Judge Mrs. Marianne Nixon. TheGrand Futurity judge will be Beverly Drake.

We will be taping , this year only the ALAC specialty and the Grand Futurity. There will be no taping of theSweeps, Obedience or the LACNC Specialty. Taping a National Specialty is a very grueling task and weare therefore limiting our taping this year to the last three days.

We anticipate that there will be a total of 3 tapes for the show. We are providing complete sets of the ALACshow for the same $60 price as last year. The tapes will be Grand Futurity & Dog classes for Tape 1, Bitchesfor Tape 2 and Specials, Best of Breed, Brace, Hall of Fame & Stud & Brood Bitch competion on Tape 3.Individual tapes are still $ 25.00 each plus postage.

As usual we will have a complete commentary for every dog in the ring. Commentary is provided by wellknown Lhasa exhibitors.

SPECIAL NOTICE: As in past years we will be donating 10% of the gross sales of the ALACSpecialty tape sales for the 1995 Trophy Fund.

You can order individual or tape set today by filling in the coupon below. Please enclose your check or chargeyour VISA , MASTERCARD or AMEX. For ADVANCE orders there will be no charge for shipping. AfterJune 15th include postage of $3.00 for one tape, or $4.00 for two tapes and $5.00 for three tapes. Since acomplete set takes 6 hours to reproduce, orders will be filled on the basis of the earliest orders recieved. Pleaseallow at least one week for delivery. All tapes will be sent U.S. Priority Mail.

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Our Thanks to:Mrs. Michelle BillingsMr. Frank OberstarMs. Delores MaltzMr. Vincent T. Grosso

Group 1 - March 12, 1994 Palm Beach County D.F.A.Group 1 - March 13, 1994 Palm Beach County D.F.A.Group 1 - May 1, 1994 Jupiter-Tequesta D. C.Best In Show - May 1, 1994 Jupiter-Tequesta D.C.

We are grateful for this wonderful winPat Keen.

Lovingly and beautifully presented by

and to her Breeders, Shirley Ray, Midge Hylton,

Lesley M. Cass

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1 CH. HOPE-FUL HANSEM HANSEL

2 CH. HYLAN SHOTRU STORM BIRD

3 CH. TIBLATERR'S TY-BREAKER

4 CH. LASANG LOVE ME DO

5 CH. MEILI DESERT STORM

6 CH. AN-GI'S BLAZE OF GLORY

7 CH. HYLAN SHOTRU SNOW UPDATE

8 CH. RJAY'S TWO SOCKS

9 CH. RUFKINS KINDRED SPIRIT

10 CH. SHANARAS SHADE OF ALLANON

11 CH. RUFKINS LIT'L BIT OF RAGGAE

12 CH. MOKIEMA'S SKULLDUGGERY

13 CH. RJAY'S RICOCHET

14 CH. MI MOON SHADOW

15 CH. RHU-HA'S KARA T'IEN-SHIH

16 CH. BOSLAND'S UP'N REDDY

17 CH. MARLO MR. WONDERFUL

18 CH. NU SENG'S ALL THAT GLITTERS

19 CH. ZHANTOR CAPPUCCINO

20 CH. JARO'S APACHE WARDANCIN' BEAR

21 CH. JUELL'S SIMPLY SMASHING

22 CH. SHANARA SLANTER REVENSHORN

23 BIHARS PLAYING AT SHARADES

24 CH. HOSHIRA HYLAN SHOTRUE BRIE

25 CH. EMPEROR PU YI OF ASTARTE

26 CH. LAZY MT BUZZ SAW

27 CH. LYNNLAINE'S THE GAMBLER

28 CH. SAN JO TORA A LICK'N PROMISE

29 CHIRAN SAN JO KISS ME KATE

30 CH. BARKER'S DELIRIOUS

31 CH. MYTY RAINBOW SIR NORBULINGKA

32 CH. OAKWYND AFTER DARK

33 CH. SENGH KYE'S KODY KAT

34 CH. TABU'S CL SIERRA OF ELTUT

35 CH. TAI-HI SPECIAL EDITION

36 RHU-HA'S PANI SAL

37 UTOPIA'S TAI PAN

38 CH. LHASA LOVIN'S STORMIN NORMAN

39 CH. MISTI ACRES BARKER'S MANIA

40 CH. SAN JO DRESSED TO THE NINES

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