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Tibetan Terrier Club of America

Volume XXX Issue 7 Newsletter September 2007

In this Issue Page

President’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Jane Reif Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Nancy & Paul Stanford Note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

VOHR Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Regional Specialty Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

New Gift Shop Items/Order Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5

Penn Hip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7

TT Club of Canada National Specialty . . . . . . . . . . 8-9

President’s MessageOver a period of less than 2 weeks I had the unique

opportunity to participate in two conferences, one ofwhich provided me with insights into issues of generalinterest to all Parent Clubs and the other specific to our breed.

The first was the AKC Parent Club Conference inAtlanta on July 20, 21 and 22nd. It was extremely worth-while to be able to interact with delegates from the otherbreed clubs and to learn how they deal with problemscommon to all of the Parent Clubs. Jackie Faust, whowas my fellow TTCA Delegate, has already provided herobservations in last month’s Newsletter. Three of the ses-sions I participated in dealt with membership growth (orthe lack of it), governance of Parent Clubs, and problemsassociated with putting on a National Specialty. I learnedwhat other clubs are doing to increase membership andheard some horror stories involving other clubs thatmade me thankful for the procedures in place by theTTCA- although I did pick up some useful suggestions,which we are implementing. I was also able to obtaincopies of National Show Guidelines used by other clubsand to hear about some interesting hotel negotiating tips.It was particularly informative to be made aware of thevarious resources available through the AKC. At the out-set there was a standing ovation when the letter of BoardChairman Ron Menaker to the NFL Commissioner wasread urging that the League disqualify Michael Vickbecause of his participation in the outrageous dog-fight-ing ring. There was much more information presented bythe various panels and I hope to provide some of this in asubsequent Newsletter when a CD covering the entireproceedings is distributed. I was able to express myappreciation for the Conference on behalf of the TTCAto Ron Menaker personally when I happened to see himjudging at the Greeley Kennel Club Show.

The second event was the Tibetan Terrier WorldCongress, which took place on August 3rd inWarwickshire, England. A special treat, prior to theCongress, was an invitation to a luncheon and an exhibi-tion of Angela Mulliner paintings at The Kennel Club inLondon. We were given a tour of their most impressivebuilding and a description of the services provided byThe Kennel Club, which made an interesting comparisonwith the AKC to which I had just been exposed inAtlanta.

Sixteen countries were represented at the WorldCongress including the largest U.S. delegation ever- 12 participants. The venue was perfect and the weather

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July 26, 2007

To the Members of the TibetanTerrier Club of America, Inc.

Dear Friends:

I want to thank you for honoring me with the title of “LifetimeMember” of our club. It is such a nice gesture of appreciation.

Over many years I have loved and admired our unique andcharming breed, and, I hope, have worked hard to helpTibetan Terriers in every possible way.

I saw a photograph of a black Tibetan Terrier of DoreenBabcock’s in the Greenwich Kennel Club show catalogmany years ago. That led me to Alice Smith and to Dr.and Mrs. Murphy.

It was at Alice’s home I saw my first Tibetan Terriers,including a litter of her beautiful “Susie’s.” After that, itwas Tibetan Terrier all the way.

I tried to give back to the breed through my books and, ofcourse, through club work, shows, and endless correspondence.

I have not regretted a moment of the time and effort spent.My husband and I are so fortunate to have the companion-ship of our Tibetan Terrier, “Periwinkle,” to this very day.She is so much like our very first Tibetan Terrier, Jai ZimPo Spod Lamleh of Kalai.

So, thank you again for the lovely honor. I ask only onething in return: Keep working for and loving our breedevery single day.

Sincerely,Jane Reif

Tibetan Terrier Club of America September 2007

President

Bob KreisP.O. Box 6243

Denver, CO80206

(303) [email protected]

AKC Delegate

Carole Miller1444 Harbour Pt. Dr.N. Palm Beach, FL

33410(561) [email protected]

First Vice-President

Linda Immel281 Roselawn Blvd.

Greenbay, WI54301-1303


Director

Sue Mechem940 Five Pines Rd.N. Huntingdon, PA

15642(412) 751-4297

[email protected]

Second Vice-President

Pat Nelson8734 N. Christine

Brighton, MI48114


Director

Linda Nagao1795 Youngfield Ct.

Golden, CA80401


Corresponding Secretary

Virginia Argenbright16615 Trail Dr.Morgan Hill, CA

95037-3927(408) 779-5444vargenbright@

charter.net

Director

Kate StanuchP.O. Box 260

Newcastle, ME04553


Recording Secretary

Shannon Shelter3466 Martin Rd.Newburgh, IN

47630(812) 858-2920

[email protected]

Director

Jackie Faust58 Ark RoadMedford, NJ

08055(609) 953-5472

[email protected]

Treasurer

Gail ToracintaP.O. Box 153Rockville, RI

02873(401) 539-4026

[email protected]

Director

Stacey LaForge87 Pleasantview Ave.New Providence, NJ

07974(908) [email protected]

President’s Message (Continued from page 1)

quite sunny and warm for England. Here, of course, theperspective was entirely on the Tibetan Terrier. One ofthe major educational presentations was a study by Dr.Martin Fischer of Germany on dog locomotion in their“walk”, “trot” and “gallop” modes. The study covered30 breeds but he focused on the TT. A high frequencyvideo system showed the dogs movements on a tread-mill with infrared markers and the differences amongthe breeds were quite revealing. Another session waspresented by Professor Peter Bedford, a VeterinaryOphthalmologist who lucidly explained all of the eyediseases that are encountered in dogs generally, and TTs in particular. He dealt with CCL as well as LensLuxation, PRA, and Cataracts. Jeff Sampson made apresentation on genetics entitled “An approach tobreeding healthier Tibetan Terriers”. Catherine Mellershreported on the impressive progress being made by theBritish Animal Health Trust with the use of DNAobtained from cheek swabs. Sheryl Rutledge of theU.S.A. was on a panel entitled “Global View on TTs”,and she described her breeding program. Finally,Primoz Peer of Slovenia fascinated all of us with a slide presentation covering his trip to Tibet, along withMagareta Sundqvist of Sweden and Anna Lorenzon ofItaly. Primoz described their activities in finding andimporting a dog and a bitch from Tibet and the interest-ing results that have occurred in the socialization ofthese dogs as well as the breedings that have takenplace to date in Europe.

The show site was beautiful and we watched some150 TTs in the Saturday and Sunday shows includingObedience and Agility. In addition, to everyone’s greatamusement, we were treated on Sunday to TT racing ona special course, and a very funny costume competition.The hospitality was wonderful, as was the opportunityto visit with our counterparts from other countries, andit was certainly among the best Congresses ever. Thetwo U.K hosts (the TTA and the TTBOC) should be justifiably proud.

Bob Kreis

A Note from Nancy and Paul Stanford

Dear Bob:

We were delighted and honored to be selectedfor a special President’s Award for our recent res-cue effort and we were overwhelmed by the beau-tiful TT bowl you presented us. Thank you.

We couldn’t have done this without the help of our vet Dr. Patricia Ries, and her staff whoreally went out of their way to make it all work.We are making a thank you plaque to hang at her hospital.

Anette Ohman also spent countless hours work-ing on this and Steve Layten did a wonderful jobof keeping our rescue page updated with picturesand info.

We hope we never ever see Tibetan Terriers inthis shape again. From the reports we get they areall delighted with their new life styles as pam-pered pets.

Nancy and Paul

VOHR UpdateAn addition has been made to the Hip Dyplasia category of

the VOHR list as follows:

Hip Dysplasia: A developmental disease of the canine hip jointcaused by increased joint laxity, abnormal contours of one orboth hip joint components or a combination of both. Hip dysplasia is a multiple gene, inherited disease.

1. Camelot’s Karaja Kyi; NM631110/06; Female; 8/24/95: HipDysplasia. Sire: CHCamelot A Knight to Remember II. Dam:CH Camelot’s Connect the Dots. Breeder: Marie Smizinski &Ron Smizinski

2. Sunclipse Thunder of Ashlyn; NM809506; Male; 11/18/1998;Hip Dysplasia (Unilateral); Sire: CH. Atisha Regalia RedAlert. Dam: Ch Ashlyn’s Regalia Black Velvet. Breeder: Ron& Jan Jaramillo & Jeanette Chaix.

3. Ch Woodruff’s Desert Sun Revival; NP09098803; Female;02/13/05; Hip Dysplasia (Mild, Unilateral right); Sire: ChWoodruff’s Ki Li Ki La; Dam: Woodruff’s Bod-Kham Bessie;Breeder: Linda W. Bell.


Specialty ResultsBay Colony, June 16, 2007, Topsfield, MABOB: Ch Salishan How Do You Like Me Now, Breeder: Gary& Susan Carr, Owner: Gary & Susan Carr & Felicia FerraraBOS: Ch Ri Lee’s Diamonds Are Forever, Breeder: NikkiKinzinger, Owners: Brenda A. Algar & Nikki KinzingerBOW: Satin Tersana Kurrant OTB, Breeder: Nadine Mahan &Dr. Mark A. Shangold, Owner: BreedersWinners Dog: Tersana Araki’s Acquisition, Breeder: Dr. MarkA. Shangold, Owners: Ken Sinclair & Brenda AlgarReserve Winners Dog: Kiara Rolling Thunder, Breeder: DennisGunsher, Owner: BreederWinners Bitch: Satin Tersana Kurrant OTB, Breeder: NadineMahan & Dr. Mark A. Shangold, Owner: BreedersReserve Winners Bitch: Tidewatch An Affair To Remember,Breeder: Brenda A. Algar, Owner: Breeder

Ch Ti La Shu Katja

“Katie”

After having puppies in February, Katie went to Germany with her breeders, Sabine & Katja Rauhut. She has won two Best In Shows, including the Tibet Dog Europe show and an all-breed BIS over 2000 dogs at Cloppenburg.

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6 month old Bocce’ (Ch Samsara Billy The Kid X Ch Ti La Shu Katja) went Best Of Winners and Best Puppy at his first dog show, the TT Club of Canada National Specialty. Bocce is bred and co-owned by Jackie Faust and co-owned by Sally Birgl.

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Regional Specialty, August 18, 2007, Greeley, COBOB: Ch Shakira’s The Road Warrior, Breeder/Owner: BrendaMeler Peters.BOS: Damore Dotti’s Asia Spice, Breeders: Patti & SteveBaldini, Owner: H. HeddonBOW: Snow Lion’s Tig-Po Transcendent, Breeder/Owner:Andrea ReimanWinners Dog: Snow Lion’s Tig-Po Transcendent, Breeder/Owner: Andrea ReimanReserve Winners Dog: Zanne’s Perfect Storm, Breeder/Owner:Suzanne PennerWinners Bitch: Damore Dotti’s Asia Spice, Breeders: Patti &Steve Baldini, Owner: H. HeddonReserve Winners Bitch: Mosaic Splash on Rizaire, Breeder:Betsy Greaves, Owners: Patty O’Brien & Betsy GreavesBest in Sweeps: Zanne’s Perfect Storm, Breeder/Owner:Suzanne Penner

The 2007 National Specialty DVD/Video, is scheduled to mail the 3rd week in September.

2007 National Specialty Photos Online – View and/or purchase photos on line at:http://visionprods.online-pics.com/cgi-bin/cart_index.exe?view=DogShows)


New TTCA Gift Shop Items! (See Enclosed Order Form for the New Items Shown Below as well as Other Gift Shop Items)

$8 75 Golf Balls (Wilson Ultra) - Box of 3

$8.00 Stenciled Photo Mat (8” x 10”) Photo Opening Size 3 1/2 x 5 1/2

$24.00 Women's TT Tote Bag (17” x 15”) Red, Blue, Navy, Orange, Lime, Pink, Black

$18 00 Leather Photo Album – Holds 4” x” 6

$20.00 Compact Tool Kit (6 ” x 6 ”) – Includes: Four flat head and two Phillips screwdrivers, needle-nose

pliers, wire cutter, tweezers, 9-piece interchangeable multiple tool bits, and four ratchet heads with adapter and handle.

$30.00 Men's Leather Wallet/Money Clip - Brown or Black


PennHIP an alternative to OFATHE PROBLEMCanine Hip Dysplasia (CHD)* Is the most commonly inherited othopedic dis-

ease;* Afflicts more than 50% of dogs within some

breeds;* Leads to hip arthritis causing pain, stiffness,

and diminished quality of life;* Affects large breed dogs more severely than

smaller breed dogs;* Has no medical or surgical cure.

THE SOLUTION1. Early, accurate hip screening by a local

PennHIP veterinarian, specially trained and certified to perform the PennHIP procedure

2. Benefits of PennHIP interpretationa. For breeding dogs - breed those with

tightest hipsb. For CHD susceptible pet dogs - your

PennHIP veterinarian can prescribe palliative measures

PennHIP is a science-based, hip screening procedurecapable of estimating the susceptibility for CHD indogs as young as 16 weeks of age. The PennHIPmethod has been shown to have distinct advantagesover other popular screening methods that are per-formed after the dog is two years of age or older. Formore detailed information visit the PennHIP website:

www.vet.upenn.edu/pennhip

PROCEDUREThe principal innovation in the PennHIP method isthe unique way your dog is positioned on the x-raytable so that, by applying a special distraction appara-tus, the maximum amount of hip laxity can be meas-ured. In simple terms, hip laxity refers to the degreeof “looseness” of the hip ball in the hip socket whenthe muscles are completely relaxed. To achieve thisrelaxation, your veterinarian will carefully administersedation or general anesthesia. Your PennHIP veteri-narian will explain his/her preferences as to the typesof anesthetics used.

RADIOGRAPHSPennHIP screening includes three separate radiographs (x-rays): 1) the conventional hip-extended radi-ograph, 2) a compression radiograph, and 3) a distraction radiograph. The hip extended radiograph is accu-rate in detecting existing arthritic changes, but the view can not reliably distinguish between “normal” anddisease-susceptible dogs when arthritic changes are absent. The compression and distraction radiographs aremade with the legs positioned in a neutral weight-bearing orientation, rather than extended.

1. The conventional Hip extended radiograph (figure 1) is of an 8-month-old male Labrador retriever. Thisdog has no hip laxity (subluxation) or evidence of arthritis and at this age would be considered radiographi-cally normal.

2. Compression radiograph (figure 2) of the same dog in #1.Used for identifying critical anatomic landmarks of the hipand for determining the depth of the acetabulum (hip sock-et).

3. Distraction radiograph (figure 3) of the same dog.Used to measure maximum hiplaxity, the distraction radiograph reveals much greater jointlaxity than the hip extended radiograph (compare #3 with#1). In fact, the hip-extended radiograph often gives a falseimpression of joint tightness (see figure 1). The distraction

index (DI) for this dog is 0.82 (82% out of joint) indicating that the dog is not nor-mal and has a high probability to develop hip arthritis later in life.

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HIP SCORING AND REPORT INTERPRETATIONThe three PennHIP radiographs are interpreted by trained experts at the PennHIP Analysis Center. Film mustoriginate from a certified PennHIP veterinarian to be interpreted. Within two weeks a confidential hip reportis issued indicating:

* your dog’s hip laxity, as represented by the Distraction Index (DI)* the ranking of your dog within its breed (if more than 20 dogs are in the database)* whether hip arthritis is already present

The DI is a measure of passive hip laxity and is expressed as a number between zero and one. A DI near zerowould indicate no joint laxity and very tight hips. A DI closer to one would indicate a high degree of laxityand very loose hips.

It has been shown that dogs with tighter hips are less likely to develop arthritis (CHDj) than their counter-parts with loose hips. In fact, a threshold level of hip tightness has been identified, below which hip dyspla-sia is very unlikely to occur. For most dog breeds this laxity threshold corresponds to a DI of 0.3.

From the DI your dog is ranked within its breed. For the dog breeder thisranking helps in the selection of breeding candidates....dogs in the tighterhalf of the population are recommended for breeding. For Labradorretrievers, for example, hips presently must be below a DI of 0.48 to bein the tighter half of the population; for Borzois the midpoint DI is atight 0.19.

By selecting breeding dogs with tight hips, meaningful progress toward better hips can be made within a fewgeneration.

The PennHIP report also includes and evaluation of the hip-extended radiograph for evidence of arthritis,confirming a diagnosis of hip dysplasia.For dogs with evidence of arthritis, your veterinarian can prescribetreatments to alleviate the discomfort

PennHIP is recognized by theAmerican Kennel Club forinclusion in its Canine HealthInformation Center (CHIC)

Penn Hip (Continued)

Thanks to Caryl Crouse for contributing this article.

2008 National – Syracuse, NYIt’s not too soon to begin thinking about and plan-

ning for your trip to Syracuse, NY in March, 2008. Thehost hotel is conveniently located 10 minutes from theSyracuse airport and is less than a 15 minute drive tothe Salt City Cluster show site where we will have sup-ported entries. The Holiday Inn and Convention Centeris located on Electronics Parkway just off Seventh NorthSt. and Exit 37 of the NYS Thruway. To make your reser-vation you may use the following link: www.holidayinn/syr/i-90ext 37 or call 315-457-1122. In either case, besure to mention the group code TIB.

Mark your calendar now for the week of March24th. Education will start the week on Tuesday the25th. Obedience, Rally, Futurity, Sweeps and theBreeders Class are scheduled for Wednesday with theregular class judging Thursday the 27th. Friday we willmove to the NYS Fairgrounds and the Salt City Cluster(where we have been promised reserved groomingspace) for a supported entry prior to the evening’s TopTwenty Invitational. Saturday our supported entry willinclude puppy and veteran sweepstakes.

Newsletter Rates(All rates are for members unless otherwise noted)

Make checks payable to TTCAFull Page ad $35.00 Full Page (Non-Member) $75.00Commercial $100.001/2 Page Ad $20.001/4 Page Ad $15.00Small Ad $5.00Litter Basket $5.00Brags FreeObituaries Free

Newsletter Submissions Please note that all submissions to the Newsletter forOctober 2007 should be forwarded to Gail Toracinta([email protected]).

The deadline for the October 2007 issue is September 20.NOTE: Claims made in paid advertisements are the responsibility of

the advertiser, and do not imply endorsement by the TTCA.


2007 Tibetan Terrier Club of Canada National Specialty - Brockville

Saturday, August 18, 2007Specialty Judge: Michelle ScottSweeps Judge: Shari Robinson

Best In Specialty: Ch. Samsara Billy The Kid

SweepstakesSweepstakes Best Puppy In Sweeps Runner-Up Best Puppy In Sweeps Best Veteran In Sweeps Runner-Up Best Veteran In Sweeps Best In Breeder Sweeps Runner-Up Best In Breeder Sweeps

Specialty Show Winners Dog Reserve Winners Dog Veterans Male Winners Female Reserve Winners Female Veterans Female Best Of Breed Best Of Opposite SexBest Of Winners Award Of Merit Best Puppy

Unofficial Classes Best of Breed AlteredStud DogBrood BitchBrace

Karma-Pa Mtshar Pa Ch. Aslan North Moon Van Boris Son Ch. Samsaras Alilah Dscho Utra Ch. Metshag Dar Dkar CD CGC CGN Ch. Colledge Fiesta At Amaia Ch. Aslan North Moon Van Boris Son

Arkeden Kiskades Havin A Ball Arkedens Lunar Eclipse Ch. Metshag Dar Dkar CD CGC CGN Fuzzy Farm She Isabella TBal Rilees Diamonds are Forever Ch. Malishar Hallelujah At Amaia Ch. Samsara Billy The Kid Ch. Colledge This Kid RocksArkeden Kiskades Havin A Ball Ch. Khoqeemo Spu Mo Arkeden Kiskades Havin A Ball

Khoqeemo Spu Mo FletcherCh. Samsara Billy The KidCh. Khoqeemo Cog Cog PaCh. Metshag Little Sir EchoCh. Metshag Going My Way

Judge Michelle Scott, looks over the Specials entering the ring


Ch. Metshag Dar Dkar CD CGC CGN

2007 TTCC National - Winners

BIS BISS Am Can Ch. Samsara Billy the Kid

Best of Breed Best of Opposite Sex

Ch. Colledge This Kid Rocks

Arkeden Kiskades Havin A Ball

Winners DogBest of WinnersBest Puppy

Award of Merit

Ch. Khoqeemo Spu Mo

Winners Bitch Veterans Male

Ch. Malishar Hallelujah At Amaia

Veterans Female SweepstakesBest Puppy

Karma-Pa Mtshar Pa

BIS Am Can Ch. Samsara's Alilah Dscho Utra ROM

SweepstakesBest inVeterans Sweeps

Ch. Colledge Fiesta At Amaia

SweepstakesBest inBreeder Sweeps

Fuzzy Farm She Isabella T'Ball

Owner:John and Joy George

Breeder:John and Joy George andAnette Palmer

Owner:Kevin S. Grew

Breeder:John and Joy George andKevin S. Grew

Owner:Lynda Zittier

Breeder:Lynda Zittier

Owner:Sally Birgyl, Jackie Faust

Breeder:Jackie Faust

Owner:Richard and Carol Ernst

Breeder:Richard Ernst, Carol Ernst,Lorraine Simon

Owner:V. Weston

Breeder:Catherine Shearer,W. Wusetoff

Owner:Penny White

Breeder:George & Judy Panek,Margaret Pankiewicz

Owner:K. Staunch

Breeder:Peggy Kunao

Owner:Penny White andKevin S. Grew

Breeder:John and Joy George andAnette Palmer

Owner:John and Joy George andAnette Palmer

Breeder:John and Joy George andKevin S. Grew

Photographs Courtesy of Diane WynenTaken During the Weekend Shows


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2007 TTCC National - Show Ring & Candid Moments


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2007 TTCC National Specialty - Commentary

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Judge Michelle Scott with Kevin Grew, BOB 'Billy the Kid' and TTCC President and show chairperson Penny White

The Tibetan Terrier Club of Canada held it's 13th NationalSpecialty show at Brockville Ontario, August 18, 2007. A large entry of over 50 TT's appeared in different classes of competition.

Best of Breed was BIS BISS Am Can Ch. Samsara Billy the Kid - bred by John and Joy George and Anette Palmer - and shown by Kevin Grew. Billy and Kevin had a stellar weekend in addition to the Specialty; with a trifecta in Group 6; with three Group 1 wins in each of the all breed shows. Bill was previously Winners Dog at both American and Canadian National Specialties, and the top TT in Canada in 2006.

Best of Opposite Sex was Kevin Grew's - Ch. Colledge This Kid Rocks - shown by Claire Mathieu. Best of Winners, Winners Dog and Best Puppy was Jackie Faust's - Arkeden Kiskades Havin A Ball - a 6 month old dynamo appearing in his very first show. An Award of Merit went to Linda Zittier's - Ch. Khoqeemo Spu Mo. Winners bitch was - Fuzzy Farm She Isabella T'Ball - owned by Richard and Carol Ernst.

Winners in the different classes varied throughout the all breed and Specialty shows, and included TT's owned or bred by Charlene Wagner, Lorraine Simon, Jackie Faust, 'Flossie' Barczewski, Val Weston and Kate Staunch, Catherine Shearer, Lynda Zittier, Linda Milbrath, Brenda Algar, Glenn Connel and Anne McPherson, Penny White, John and Joy George, and Lucie Laplante.

An Altered class, unique to the TTCC, drew entries - three Tibetans qualified for their CGN on Specialty day (Canadian Good Neighbour) - a TT boy competed to earn the Obedience prize - there were eight For Exhibition Only entries, since the event welcomed 'companion' TTs as well as show dogs. Thanks to our American friends for helping make The National a GrandSuccess !

Florence BarczewskiTTCA Publications Chair811 W. 28th StreetWilmington, DE 19802-2901

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

September 6, 2007 – TTCA Supported Entry Non-Sporting Group Club of theGarden State, North Branch, NJ

November 2-3, 2007 – TTCA Supported Entry, Farmington Valley KC, –MoheganSun, CT. AKC Challenge Show. (The show is televised with formal group judgingin the evenings. It is a one show, two-day event.) Tibetan Terrier judging –November 2, 2007. Fabulous cash prizes for dogs entered at the SupportedEntry.

February, 2008 – TTCA Regional Specialty, Chicago, IL in conjunction with theInternational Kennel Club Show in Chicago.

March 23-27, 2008 – TTCA National Specialty, Syracuse, NY. Chairman:Marjorie Wikerd. Judge, Frank Sabella. Sweeps Judge, Laurel MacMinn.

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