Conf. #2008074702 • Obed. #2006074701 • Rally #2008074705
Indoors • Unbenched • American Kennel Club Member
Judging Program
American Whippet Club 22nd National Specialty
with Futurity • Veteran Sweepstakes
Obedience Trial • Rally Trial • Agility Trial
WEB SITE: www.awc2008.com
April 21 – April 26, 2008
Valley River Inn
1000 Valley River Way, Eugene, Or
THE AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB CERTIFICATION
Permission has been granted by the American Kennel Club for the holding of this event under
American Kennel Club Rules and Regulations. James P. Crowley, Secretary
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Event Secretary: Marilyn Williams SERVICES PROVIDED BY BaRay Event Services, Inc. P.O. Box 4090, Sequim, WA 98382-4090 Hand-Delivered, Express or Priority, FedEx, UPS or Airborne: 203 S. 4th Ave., Sequim, WA 98382 • 360-683-1507 • FAX 360-683-6654 E-Mail: dogshows@barayevents.com • Web site: BaRayEvents.com |
OFFICE HOURS 9AM-5PM MON.-FRI. |
Show Committee Temporary National Show Chair: Jackie Hubble Local Show Chair: Sue Carbajal Assistant Chair: Lori Rose Show Secretary: Marilyn Williams National Obedience Chair: Performance Director: Futurity Chair: Kathy Slater All Officers and Directors of the Club |
Committee Chairpersons Photographer: Steve Surfman Photography
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JUDGES
All Specialty Conformation Classes
Mrs. Cindy Scott – 3655 Cragwood Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Futurity
Ms. Donna Lynch – 35 Sisson Farm Lane, Westport, MA 02790
Junior Showmanship
Ms. Christina Ann Marley – 2834 SE Brian Street, Hillsboro, OR 97123
Obedience & Rally
Mrs. Jill Jones – 34803 Ranch Drive, Brownsville, OR 97327
Agility
All-Breed: Ms. Rhonda Crane – 821 South 26th Street, West Des Moines, IA 50265
All-Breed and Whippets Only: Ms. Gillian Crawford – 4609 152nd St. E., Tacoma, WA 98446
Veteran Sweepstakes & Stud Dog/Brood Bitch, Brace and Team Classes
Mrs. Nubby Errickson – 22930 Lindberg Road, Clatskanie, OR 97016
Altered Classes
Mrs. Mary Strom-Bernard – PO Box 110, Carlton, OR 9711
Triathlon & Versatility Conformation
Ms. C.J. Foxx – 8998 West 88th Place, Broomfield, CO 80021
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Sunday April 20 |
• Lure Coursing |
Monday April 21 |
• Agility (9:00AM) • CGC Evaluation (3:00PM) • Triathlon/Versatility Conformation Competition (5:00PM) (time subject to change) |
Tuesday April 22 |
• Hospitality Suite Open (6:30-10:00AM) (2:00-4:00PM) • Obedience Trial (8:00AM) • Rally Trial (11:00AM) • Futurity (1:00PM) Evening: • Puppy Puzzle seminar, by Pat Hastings (7:00PM) |
Wednesday April 23 |
• Hospitality Suite Open (6:30-10:00AM) (2:00-4:00PM) • CERF Eye Clinic • Heart Clinic • BAER Hearing Clinic • Conformation Dogs (9:00AM) • Altered Competition (4:00PM) Evening: • Parade of Honors (6:30PM) followed by AWC Annual Meeting |
Thursday April 24 |
• Hospitality Suite Open (6:30-10:00AM) (2:00-4:00PM) • Conformation Bitch Judging through Bred by Exh. (9:00AM) • WRAP Meeting in Lobby (10:30AM) • Heart Clinic Evening: • Veteran Sweepstakes (6:30PM) Evening: followed by Stud Dog & Brood Bitch Evening: followed by Extended Stud Dog & Brood Bitch Evening: followed by Brace and Team |
Friday April 25 |
• Hospitality Suite Open (6:30-10:00AM) (2:00-4:00PM) • Junior Showmanship (9:00AM) • Balance of Conformation Bitch Judging (10:00AM) followed by Non-Regular single-dog Classes • Judges Education Seminar Evening: • Top 20 Competition (7:00PM) |
Saturday April 26 |
• Hospitality Suite Open (6:30-10:00AM) (2:00-4:00PM) • Conformation Judging Concludes (9:00AM) • Best Puppy, Best Bred by Exhibitor, Best Veteran Evening: Awards Banquet (6:30 Cocktails, 7:30 Dinner) |
VETERINARIAN
Cascade Animal Clinic – Kelli Rosen, DVM
671 W. Centennial Blvd., Springfield, OR 97477 – 541-741-1992
EMERGENCY VETERINARY HOSPITAL – AFTER HOURS AND WEEKENDS
M-F 6:00PM-8:00AM • Saturday Noon-8:00AM Monday
103 West Q Street, Springfield, OR 97477 – 541-746-0112
– NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS –
• Effective for all events held on and after January 1, 2008, The American Kennel Club will collect a $3.00 Event
Service Fee for the first entry of a dog and a $3.00 service fee for each additional entry of the same dog in
the regular and non-regular recordable single entry classes, in all AKC licensed and member club events. The
current 50 cent recording fee will continue to be collected. The event-giving club shall assume the responsibility
of collecting all Event Service Fees for The American Kennel Club. These event service and recording fees
shall be forwarded to The American Kennel Club along with all other required event results within seven (7)
days of the close of the event.
• Dogs need be present only for scheduled judging and will be released if not needed for further judging.
• RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE COMPLETENESS OF ENTRY RESTS SOLELY WITH THE ENTRANT.
• Entry fees shall NOT be refunded in the event that a dog is absent, disqualified, sick, lame, excused by the
Judge or Veterinarian, or barred from competition by action of the Show Committee, or because it has been
entered incorrectly. There is no refund of entry fee for bitches in season. There is no refund for DUPLICATE
ENTRIES or OVERPAYMENTS. BaRay Event Services will make every effort to find all duplicate entries, but if
entry has been processed, no refund will be made. If, because of riots, civil disturbances or other acts beyond
the control of the management it is impossible to open, or to complete the Show NO REFUND will be made.
To find out about any AKC event cancellations call the AKC Event Cancellation Hotline 877-252-3229.
• RETURNED CHECKS DO NOT CONSTITUTE A VALID ENTRY FEE. BaRay Event Services will add a $20.00
collection fee to the amount of each returned check. Subsequent returned checks from the same exhibitor or
agent may result in their being put on a CASH ONLY BASIS.
• REFUNDS for cancellations due to judge change or cancellations made prior to entries closing will be mailed
to said Exhibitor or Agent AFTER THE SHOW. An administrative fee of $5.00 will be withheld from all refunds
for entries cancelled prior to the closing of entries.
• Only dogs eligible for these shows will be admitted into the show area. There is no provision for unentered
dogs.
• LOSS OR DAMAGE – The Show Committee will use due care and diligence for the welfare of dogs and exhibitors,
but will not be responsible for, or assume any liability in the event of any accident or misfortune, to
either dogs or exhibitors participating in these Shows. The welfare of an Exhibitor’s child is assumed to be
the responsibility of the Exhibitor. It is distinctly understood that Exhibitors will exercise control and restraint
over their children.
• Exhibitors should follow their veterinarians’ recommendation to assure their dogs are free of internal and
external parasites, any communicable diseases, and have appropriate vaccinations.
• TROPHIES & PRIZES will be awarded in the ring to the person exhibiting the dog. No awards will be mailed.
• ALL RIGHTS TO TELEVISE, VIDEOTAPE, ADVERTISE, PHOTOGRAPH, PROMOTE or otherwise exploit this
event are vested in the Club, or in persons to whom assignments of such rights have been made in writing
by the Club. All persons and animals on the Show Grounds at any time while the show is in progress, do by
attending this show or participating therein, grant to the Club the right to photograph, televise, videotape,
audiotape or otherwise use their likeness and voice in any manner without further release or consent. The
Club is not responsible for the actions or products of the commercial vendors at this show.
TRANSFER OF ENTRIES
NOTE: BECAUSE OF TRAVEL TIME TO THE SHOW SITE, TRANSFER OF ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
IN THE BARAY EVENTS OFFICE AFTER 12:00 NOON ON FRIDAY, APRIL 18. AFTER THIS TIME, YOU MUST
CONTACT THE SHOW SECRETARY ON SITE.
CONFORMATION: Dogs may be transferred from one of the regular classes to the Best of Breed or
Variety competition, provided this transfer is presented to the Superintendent at least one half-hour prior
to the scheduled start of any regular conformation judging at the show.
JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP: Junior Handlers who win a third Novice Class with competition present after
the closing of entries for a show may transfer their entry from the Novice Class to the Open Class
provided that this transfer is made by the Superintendent at least one-half hour prior to the scheduled
start of Junior Showmanship judging at the show. Correction may be made from one age division to
another. provided this transfer must be made to the Superintendent at least one half-hour prior to the
judging of any Junior Showmanship class at the show.
OBEDIENCE OR RALLY: A dog who has earned a title after entries have closed may be moved up to the
next class, provided the transfer request is presented to the Superintendent at least 30 minutes prior to
the start of the trial. Move-ups may be approved provided the next level class and judge are available and the class has not reached its limit.
PROGRAM OF JUDGING
THERE ARE 478 DOGS FOR A TOTAL OF 643 ENTRIES
Conformation , Vet Sweps, Futurity, Jr. Showmanship: 443 DOGS, 605 ENTRIES
OBEDIENCE: 19 DOGS FOR 22 ENTRIES
RALLY: 16 DOGS FOR 16 ENTRIES
MONDAY – APRIL 21
9:00AM – Agility Trial
Offsite at Linn County Fair & Expo Center, Albany, OR
3:00PM – CGC Evaluation
5:00PM – Versatility/Triathlon Conformation Competition
Judge: Ms. C.J. Foxx – 12
(time subject to change)
TUESDAY – APRIL 22
8:00AM – Obedience Trial
Judge: Mrs. Jill Jones – 19
1 Utility Class B.......................................................................................... No. [401]
3 Open Class A..........................................................................Nos. [207], 301-302
1 Open Class B..............................................................................................No. 401
Novice A Walkthrough
2 Novice Class A..................................................................................Nos. 101-102
9 Novice Class B..................................................................................Nos. 201-209
1 Brace Class................................................................................... Nos. 554 & 555
5 Veterans Class...............................................................Nos. [209, 301], 556-558
11:00AM – Rally Trial
Judge: Mrs. Jill Jones – 16
Excellent B Walkthrough
1 Rally Excellent B.........................................................................................No. 951
10 Rally Novice B.................................................................................Nos. 701-710
5 Rally Novice A...................................................................................Nos. 601-605
1:00PM – Futurity
Judge: Ms. Donna Lynch – 100
16 Futurity Dogs 6-8 Months • 10 Futurity Dogs 8-10 Months
4 Futurity Dogs 10-12 Months • 2 Futurity Dogs 12-14 Months
9 Futurity Dogs 14-18 Months
19 Futurity Bitches 6-8 Months • 15 Futurity Bitches 8-10 Months
5 Futurity Bitches 10-12 Months • 4 Futurity Bitches 12-14 Months
16 Futurity Bitches 14-18 Months
Best in Futurity
WEDNESDAY – APRIL 23
9:00AM – Conformation Dog Judging
Judge: Mrs. Cindy Scott – 117
Lunch Break at Judge’s Discretion
24 Puppy Dogs 6-9 Mos. • 13 Puppy Dogs 9-12 Mos.
12 Puppy Dogs 12-18 Mos.
4 Novice Dogs
22 Bred By Exhibitor Dogs
11 American Bred Dogs
31 Open Dogs
Winners Dog, Reserve Winners Dog
4:00PM – Altered Competition Judging
Judge: Ms. Mary Strom-Bernard – 11
6 Altered Dogs Open
5 Altered Bitches Open
6:30PM – Parade of Honors, followed by AWC Annual Meeting
THURSDAY – APRIL 24
9:00AM – Conformation Bitch Judging
Judge: Mrs. Cindy Scott – 106
Lunch Break at Judge’s Discretion
38 Puppy Bitches 6-9 Mos. • 13 Puppy Bitches 9-12 Mos.
23 Puppy Bitches 12-18 Mos.
1 Novice Bitch
31 Bred By Exhibitor Bitches
6:30PM – Judge: Nubby Errickson – 65
31 Veteran Sweepstakes
14 Veteran Sweepstakes Dogs 7-10 Years
3 Veteran Sweepstakes Dogs 10-12 Years
1 Veteran Sweepstakes Dogs 12 Years & Older
10 Veteran Sweepstakes Bitches 7-10 Years
1 Veteran Sweepstakes Bitches 10-12 Years
2 Veteran Sweepstakes Bitches 12 Years & Older
Best In Veteran Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex
34 Non-Regular Multiple-Entry Classes
14 Stud Dog Class • 7 Brood Bitch Class
5 Extended Generations Stud Dog Class
2 Extended Generations Brood Bitch Class
5 Brace Units • 1 Team Unit
FRIDAY – APRIL 25
9:00AM – Junior Showmanship Competition
Judge: Ms. Christina Ann Marley – 10
2 Novice Junior Class
1 Novice Intermediate Class
4 Open Intermediate Class
3 Open Senior Class
Best Junior Showman
10:00AM – Conformation Judging Continues
Judge: Mrs. Cindy Scott – 102
Lunch Break at Judge’s Discretion
12 American Bred Bitches
40 Open Bitches
Winners Bitch, Reserve Winners Bitch
14 Veteran Dogs 7-10 Years • 4 Veteran Dogs 10-12 Years
1 Veteran Dogs 12 Years & Older
10 Veteran Bitches, 7-10 Years • 2 Veteran Bitches 10-12 Years
2 Veteran Bitches 12 Years & Older
6 Lure Coursing Dogs • 4 Lure Coursing Bitches
5 Racing Class Dogs • 2 Racing Class Bitches
7:00PM
Top 20 Competition with Wine & Cheese Party
SATURDAY – APRIL 26
9:00AM – Conformation Judging Continues
Judge: Mrs. Cindy Scott – 94
94 Best of Breed Competition 49-45
Best of Breed, Best of Winners, Best of Opposite Sex
Selects
Best Puppy from the Regular Puppy Classes
Best from the Bred by Exhibitor Classes
Best Veteran from the Veteran Classes
Awards Banquet
6:30 Cocktails
7:30 Dinner
USE OF RAMPS
At the discretion of the judge, Whippets may be judged on a ramp.
HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS
Valley River Inn
1000 Valley River Way, Eugene, Oregon 97401
541-743-1000 • www.valleyriverinn.com
The Valley River Inn is a totally non-smoking establishment.
When you make your reservations, PLEASE state that you are with the American Whippet
Club. As a guest at this hotel for this AWC event you are expected to read and comply with
all hotel rules (see elsewhere in this premium list).
DIRECTIONS TO THE HOTEL – From I-5 north or south use exit 194 B (I-105 west), then take
the exit marked #1 Delta Hwy/Santa Clara - Junction City. Stay in the right lane and take the
first exit to Valley River Center. Get into the far left lane as you are coming over the overpass.
At the bottom of the overpass there is a four-way lighted intersection: turn left onto Valley
River Way. Follow to the end--hotel is on the left.
SHUTTLE SERVICES – The Valley River Inn offers 24 hour round trip shuttle service to and
from the Eugene Airport at no charge. Please notify the hotel of your scheduled arrival time
if you wish to use this service.
FROM PDX – If you are flying into Portland International Airport (PDX), and renting a vehicle,
use I-205 out of the airport area. It will take you to I-5 South of Portland (there is no need
to travel through the city). From the airport to I-5 is 25 miles. Once on I-5, Eugene is a 90
minute drive straight south on I-5. Follow the directions above to the hotel from I-5.
NATIONAL SPECIALTY SHOW HOTEL RULES
These rules have been established for the good of all exhibitors.
As an exhibitor, be aware that violations of these rules may also be referred to the Bench
Show Committee, if written charges are preferred. If the Bench Show Committee upholds
such charges, it may lead to suspension from future show privileges. Charges may also be
filed with the AWC, which may lead to expulsion from the Club unless fair and equitable
claims are satisfied.
1 . Plastic sheeting must be placed under every crate in your hotel room to keep carpets
clean/ dry. Plastic sheeting will be available upon check in.
2. DOGS MUST BE CRATED WHEN THE OWNER/HANDLER IS OUT OF THE ROOM!! NO
EXCEPTIONS.
3. NO DOGS ALLOWED IN HOTEL LOBBY AREA.
4. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times while in the hotel or on the hotel grounds.
5. Dogs must be exercised in designated areas on the hotel premises. EVERY DOG
OWNER is expected to pick up after their dog(s) and dispose of the waste in provided
receptacles.
6. NO DOG MAY BE BATHED IN THE HOTEL.
7. Rooms must be kept clean of dog debris (chalk, hair, food, etc.). Please utilize
Grooming Room for your grooming (chalking, clipping, etc.)
8. Rooms will be inspected daily by members of the hotel staff. Any observed violations
or damages will be reported to hotel management and/or the Investigating Committee.
9. “Do not Disturb” signs will not be honored for the entire day by the hotel staff.
10. The Investigating Committee, working with a fair and equitable system, is in charge of
investigating complaints.
11 . Each dog owner/room registrant is expected to cooperate with the Investigating
Committee. All owners/room registrants will settle damage claims immediately and to
the hotel management’s satisfaction.
12. Should the hotel, for cause, deem it necessary to cancel room privileges, the registrant
agrees to hold harmless and withhold any legal action against the AWC and it’s
committees, the host club, or the hotel. This is a condition of entry to the National
Specialty.
13. Exercise pens will be allowed only in designated areas.
14. If you are leaving the hotel property and are leaving dogs crated in your room, please
arrange with another exhibitor who is remaining at the show site to be responsible for
your dogs during your absence in case of a problem or emergency. Provide the front
desk with the name and room number of the person responsible for your dogs during
your absence. (Leaving your cell phone number is advisable.)
When moving into your hotel room, check it carefully. If there are problems or damage from
a prior guest, call the front desk. This will avoid any problems due to undetected from before
your arrival.
Important Reminder:
It is very important that we all do our best to maintain cleanliness with our dogs at our hotel.
There will be designated areas for exercising your dog(s). Don’t wait too long to get them
out. Go to the shortest route; take baggies with you in case of an accident. Do not walk away
from your dog’s mess. Demand others to clean up after their dogs. Please report someone
who is not observing the rules. Your cooperation and diligence will help to maintain our good
name with our host hotels.
A Bench Show Committee Meeting and Hearing will be called on anyone who abuses the
hotel. The AKC will back us if we have a problem. Report issues to any of the following
people: Sue Carbajal, Jackie Hubble or Lori Nelson. Please remember to use the plastic
sheeting under your crates. Bedspreads will be removed from rooms where dogs are to be
kept.
Very important note: The hotels will be removing bedspreads. They have made an exception
for our show for DOGS ONLY. Please leave all other pets at home as they will not be allowed
on hotel property – yes that includes being kept in your vehicle. Thank you!
NOTE: PLEASE BRING A SHEET FROM HOME TO COVER YOUR BED!!
GROOMING/STAGING AREA
There will be a separate room for crating and grooming dogs that are being exhibited on the
day. No exercise pens. All dogs must be removed from the crating room immediately after
the conclusion of judging each day.
CAUTION: Do not leave dogs in closed vehicles. A closed vehicle can rapidly overheat
with tragic consequences. In the event a vehicle must be entered to rescue a dog from
overheating or suffocation due to improper ventilation, all persons hereby waive any claim
for damages against the Club, its members or agents.
WHIPPET HEALTH FOUNDATION, INC.
HEALTH CLINIC INFORMATION
The Whippet Health Foundation will be conducting health clinics in conjunction with the
2008 AWC National Specialty. There will be a CERF, BAER and cardiac echocardiogram clinic
as well as AKC DNA Profile testing and Myostatin deficiency testing. The Whippet Health
Foundation will be subsidizing a portion of the per dog cost for BAER, cardiac and myostatin
testing for those dogs participating in the WHF database.
Test results from all clinics are confidential.
All test results released to the WHF Database will be public record.
HEALTH CLINIC SCHEDULE AT THE 2008 AWC NATIONAL
Eye Clinic: Wednesday , April 23rd. This clinic will be conducted by Dr. Sarah Maxwell, DVM,
ACVO. Cost is $25 per dog. The CERF (Canine Eye Registration Foundation ) exam is a once a year
test that examines your dogs eyes for inherited eye disease. The exam will require pupil dilation
and takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes. Sign up sheets for appointments will be available
starting Monday morning. The clinic will run from 9am until finished.
BAER Hearing Clinic: Wednesday morning, April 23rd. This clinic will be conducted by
Dr. Susanne Hughes. The cost is $45 per dog. The BAER (Brain stem Auditory Evoked Response)
test is a once per lifetime test to definitively determine if your dog can hear from both ears. The
test usually takes 10-15 minutes and sedation is not necessary. It is important for everyone to
have their Whippets checked, particularly animals used for breeding. It is possible for a dog to
be deaf in one ear and appear to have normal hearing. Sign up sheets for appointments will be
available starting Monday morning. If you are willing to enter both your dog and the BAER result
into the WHF database, we will subsidize $20 of your cost, so you will only pay $25. These results
will be acquired the day of the test.
Cardiac Echocardiogram Clinic: Tuesday , April 22nd and Thursday , April 24th.
This clinic will be conducted by Dr. Gary Wood of Cardiology Northwest. These results will not
be used in our ongoing whippet heart study. Thus no price breaks will be given to rechecks
from prior years. The cost of the exam is $175. If you are willing to enter both your dog and the
echocardiogram result into the WHF database, we will subsidize $75 of your cost, so you will only
pay $100. These results will be acquired the day of the test. Only one whippet will be allowed per
owner to pre-register.
AKC DNA Profile test: (DNA cheek swab test): $30/sample, mailed in with all samples following
the national. Swabs will be available during the national from either Dr. Lisa Costello or Dr. Connie
Brunkow
Myostatin Deficiency test: (DNA test for the double muscle gene): $48/sample ($28 for
database participants), mailed in with all samples following the national. Swabs will be available
during the national from Dr. Lisa Costello. She will also be attending the race meet in Beavercreek
the day following the conclusion of the AWC national. If you will not be attending the national, the
swabs from DDC and payment can be mailed directly to Dr. Costello and will be submitted with all
samples following the national specialty (they must be submitted together). These samples must
reach her at the address on the health clinic sign up form no later than APRIL 30th, 2008. If you
will not be attending the AWC national and need to order sample collection kits directly, call 1-800-
625-0874, or email contact@vetdnacenter.com.
Deadline to Pre-Register is April 16th, 2008.
HEALTH CLINIC REGISTRATION FORM
Payment MUST accompany sign up sheet
Name _________________________________________________________
Address _________________________________________________________
City _________________________________________________________
State: ______________________ Zipcode: __________________________
Phone: _________________________________________________________
E-mail: _________________________________________________________
Please check the box for all tests requested
CERF Testing (include # of total dogs):
_____CERF: # of Dogs for CERF testing: ____________ @ $25 ea = __________
BAER Testing (check one box only, include # of total dogs):
_____ BAER testing: results released to WHF database
# of Dogs :__________ @ $25 ea =___________
_____BAER testing: results remain confidential
# of Dogs :__________ @ $45 ea =___________
CARDIAC Echocardiogram exam (check one box only, limited to ONE DOG PER OWNER):
_____Echocardiogram results released to WHF database: $100 ea =___________
_____Echocardiogram results remain confidential: $175 ea =___________
Please choose your preferred day:
(you will be contacted for an appointment time prior to the national)
_____Tuesday, April 22nd _____Thursday, April 24th
AKC DNA Proile Testing (include # of total dogs):
_____ AKC DNA cheek swab test: # of Dogs: ____________@ $30 ea = __________
Myostatin Deficiency Testing (include # of total dogs):
_____Myostatin DNA test : results released to WHF database
# of Dogs :_______ @ $28 ea =_________
_____Myostatin DNA test : results remain confidential
# of Dogs :__________ @ $48 ea =_________
Make checks payable to the Whippet Health Foundation or WHF
and mail check along with this form to:
Dr. Lisa Costello
14855 Newark Rd. , Newark, IL 60541
815-695-1930 • mtncow@earthlink.net
The American Whippet Club wishes to thank
The Sighthound Magazine
for their generous support of the welcome bags
for the 2008 National Specialty.
Editor: Erika Tonder • US Editor: Bo Bengston
Plan to attend the seminar “The Puppy Puzzle”
presented by Pat Hastings
This is a nationally respected presentation that is being offered to you at this National at no
charge by the AWC. The tentative schedule is for the presentation to be on Tuesday evening.
We do need to have an idea of how many people will be planning to attend. Please fill in the
form below and mail it to:
Sue Carbajal, 626 Horizon Road, Eugene, OR 97405.
E-Mail questions to: coreymore@aol.com
To find information on this seminar go to www.dogfolk.com Click on Puppy Puzzle
Presentation on the left of the screen (the second option on the “buttons”). We will have
for sale Pat’s Puppy Puzzle videos and DVDs along with her “Tricks of the Trade” book.
These will be available during and after the presentation only – not all week. A portion of any
proceeds goes to the Whippet Health Foundation or to WRAP.
Name ____________________________________________________________________________
Contact Info (E-Mail or phone): ________________________________________________________