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Breeders:Mary Powers,Barbara Wood,Sarah Fitzgerald,

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Owner/Handler: Carol Hess Breeders: Leslie Ann EngenArlene Miller

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ALAC OFFICERS, BOARD & COMMITTEE HEADS

PRESIDENTBobbie Wood 908-272-8995102 Kenilworth Blvd.Cranford, NJ 07016-1512

e-mail: [email protected] Bruton 503-297-72675406 SW Woods Court Fax 503-224-2482Portland, OR 97221

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e-mail: [email protected] OF DIRECTORSLeslie Baumann 219- 462-9520137 North 250th W.Valparaiso, IN 46383

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Breeders/Owners: Co-Owner:

J. McCartan & Elizabeth W. Chidley

K. Stevenson 23455 SW 152 Ave.

Homestead, FL 33032

(305) 245-1681 [email protected]

Aiasarais proud of . . .

Ch. Anbara Alasara Smart Stuff"STUFFY"

"Stuffy" is shown winning a major under judge John Madieros handled byhis co-breeder mary powers. "Stuffy" is the second Champion from thislitter out of Ch. Mokiema Anbara child's Play and sired by Ch. San JoSmarty Pants, ROM. We thank Mary, Stephanie and everyone at

mokiema fo rail the love and card they gave both Aleck and Stuffy duringtheir show careers. We couldn't have done it without them.

Thank you so much!

Owner: Breeders:Sarah Fitzgerald Mary Powers, MOKIEMACranford, NJ Barbara Wood, ANBARA

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Alasarais proud of . . .

Specialty Best In ShowCh. Anbara Alasara Smart Aleck

Weschester Kennel Club

Non-Sporting Group 3Mrs. Michele L. Billings

Thank you so much!

Owner: Breeders:

Sarah Fitzgerald Mary Powers, MOKIEMA

Cranford, NJ Barbara Wood, ANBARASarah Fitzgerald, ALASARA

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MEMORIES OF A SPECIAL FRIEND

I will never forget her kindness to me—her thoughtfulness--her caring—her laughter—thelate night calls that went on for hours discussing our dogs.

I remember a frantic call I made years ago to Pat when I had a very sick puppy whose tempera-ture was dangerously high. Pat researched her Gazette for an article she remembered readingconcerning the treatment of newborn pups with high temperatures by submerging them in waterregulated to their normal body temperature. Pat read me the instructions and stayed on thephone with me until the puppy finally responded and began to nurse. We cried together thatnight—with relief. I am still thanking her for that night every time I look into the eyes of thepuppy who was not supposed to live, who is healthy and happy and five years old, and her nameis Dandi-Lion's Miracle (Mira).

I miss my Dear Friend—my Friend who was ALWAYS there for me

Joan KargerDandi-Lion

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From Colorful Colorado

From Utah, Marsha & Tom Worton returnedhome from their trip overseas with a new Lhasa "Daka"from the El Minja Kennel in Holland. From NewMexico, Sandy Devlin Finished San-Dhi's The Beat

Goes On, born 7/18/98, congratulations to Sandy and abig thank you for holding the major the next day. Sandy

also went WB and BOS at Saturday's Cheyenne show

with San-Dhi's High Time For Magic. Linda Jarrett

went WB with Sera Mar Courtney at the Colorado Show,she now just needs a major to finish her Championship.While Courtney waits for her last major, Linda is show-ing her little girl out of Jason and Amy.

From Colorado, Cheryl Clamp and DebbieWalsleben have picked up 3 majors on Free Spirit An-barn Roc UR Sox Off and BOB wins and Fran Strayer'sEl Minj a's Walk on Water picked up a major win and 4points and two Best of Breed wins. Charlene Dellingerpicked up a major and some singles on Charlet's AngelBy My Side and singles on Charlet's Weekend Warrior.

We also have someone that we need to welcometo the Lhasa Show ring and they are Trudy and VincentLeSart of Loveland with their dog Jacob. Welcome!!!!

From Wyoming, Brenda Peters (a Lhasa & Ti-

betan Terrier owner) picked up a 5 point major on her

Tibetan Terrier "Shalcira's Ms Kickaha Abby" at theirSupported entry at the Greeley shows with a WinnersBitch win from the 9 to 12 month puppy class.

The Lhasa Apso Club of Central Colorado willbe doing a Supported entry at the Plum Creek KennelClub's Saturday show. This 4 day weekend is the

"Rocky Mountain Classic" and is held on President'sDay in February. The weekend will consist of 2 all breedshows for Plum Creek and 2 for the Colorado KennelClub. Plum Creek will have a Best Puppy in Group onFriday and a Best Bred By Group with the Saturdayshow. The Lhasa judges are Gary Doerge, Elaine Young,Betty Leininger and Bob Stein.

That's it from Colorful Colorado!Fran Strayer email:[email protected]

From The Lone Star StateOn a happy note, Linda Ross, daughter of Don

& Marie Ross (Madoros Lhasas ROM) will be marriedto Steve Patterson on March 3, 2001. Had to fit thewedding in between the Brazoria Kennel Club show andthe Lhasa Apso Club of Greater Houston Specialty. Weare, of course, dog people!!!

Sarah Haught, new Lhasa exhibitor and JuniorShowman now has 2 Best Junior Handler wins and her

puppy, Ku-Ther's Lone Star of R A has a 3 point ma-jor. "Star" was shown to that win by Robin Fisher.

At the LACGH Specialty, Ch. Chiyoko R APassionate Kisses was Best in Specialty, her son, Ch.

Ku-Ther Kisses By Big Boy was BOS, her half brotherKu-Ther's R A Heart of Dixie was WD, BOW and BestPuppy. Her daughter, Chiyoko-Kuther Kist By A Rosewas WB and Best Bred By Exhibitor. Her mother, Ch.Chiyoko's Hearts N Flowers was Best Brood Bitch. InSweepstakes, Ku-Ther's R A Texas Lullaby was Bestin Sweeps. She is the daughter of Ch. Chiyoko's HeartsN Flowers and the litter sister of Ku-Ther's R A Heartof Dixie.

Robin's Ku-Ther's Destine for )(Ira Kisses won

back to back 3 point majors to finish at the Brazoria

KC and the Cypress Creek KC shows. Her mom, Ch.

Chiyoko R A Passionate Kisses was BOB and Group 2at the Brazoria KC show. "Kissy" is owned by Robin,Marie Allman and Lee Nagel.

On a very sad note, Pat Johnson (Gypsy Lha-sas ROM) passed away in Houston while we were at-tending the ALAC National. Also, LACGH memberLou Gott is not doing very well. He needs a lung trans-plant. We wish him well and hope he gets that trans-plant soon.

Marie Tupa is getting back into showing Lha-sas after several years spent getting her kids raised. Sheis looking forward to getting a new puppy in Novemberand expects to be in the ring for the LACGH SpringSpecialty in March.

LACGH now has a lovely web site. It has been

constructed by LACGH member Karen Maffett. Hope

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you check it out. It is at http://lacgh.homestead.com/

lhasa.html.

Hope to see YOU at a show soon!

Marie Allmanemail [email protected]

The Spirit of New England

Never let it be said that New Englanders don't

know how to have a good time, 'cause they surely do!

The hot (well, okay, barely warm) days of summer

started out in Rhode Island with MLAC hosting a pot-

luck picnic to welcome our visitors from Australia, Jenny

Longmire and Michael Camac. Great food, great con-

versation, and a terrific chance to exchange ideas and

opinions with two longtime breeders from the land down

under. Many, many thanks to all the MLACers who

brought tons of food and good cheer and, of course, to

Mary Powers and the Mokiema crew for the use of their

motor home to hold the festivities!On the show front, congratulations are in order

to new champions Ch. Anbara Alasara Smart Stuff

(Bobby Wood and Sarah Fitzgerald, shown by Mary

Powers) and Ch. Mokiema If The Shoe Fits (Marcia

Read) - good goin', ladies! In the classes, Ed Moses

picked up back to back majors on his little black beauty

at the Cape Cod shows, while Carla Fegan picked up a

niffty 4 pointer the same weekend on her bred-by, while

Joanie Karger and Marueen Stretch are nearing the fin-

ish line with their youngsters. And boy, oh boy, is our

specials ring something to see! Rita Cloutier and

"Tommy" are racking up some fantastic Breed wins,

topping them off with a Group Four at the Cape. Phyl-

lis Marcy's "Pip" is also coming up with some nice breed

wins, while the girl specials "Shay" (Marcia Read),

"Goldie" (Maureen Stretch) and "Angel" (Kathleen

Morrison) are proving that girls certainly can do any-

thing the boys do (with "Angel" downeasting it up to

Maine for a Group Three)! Congratulations to all you

and your lovely winners!MLAC hosted it's first ever Agility Match last

month, chaired by our very own Sy Bigman and cheered

on by Joe Menyo and yours truly. We had a terrific day,

even with a bit of a "rain delay" and now we're getting

all charged up for the real thing - our very first Agility

Trial in October. So don't anyone dare say that a Lhasa

is just another pretty face!!!!

On a serious note, I am very, very saddened to

report the deaths of two of MLAC's club members -

Arlene Dartt and Pat Hufnail. Both were very near and

dear to MLAC and ALAC members alike and the sport

of dogs has lost two very precious friends in their pass-

ing.That's about it for this month. We've got a

busy last quarter of the year on the horizon with MLAC's

Halloween Match and our inaugural December Specialty

Show coming up before you know it. So, until next

time, I guess we'd ALL better keep on trucicin' and keep

on brushin'!

Dana Read email - [email protected]

The Northwest Connection

The summer show season has come and gone

with several of our ALAC members' Lhasas either get-

ting majors or finishing. Three lovely bitches are new

champions - "Gina", bred, owned and handled by Cas-

sandra, "Dixie", bred and owned by Barbara Corbett

and Arlene Miller and shown by Arlene, and "Cheezy",

bred and owned by Ann Lanterman and Leslie Ann

Engen. CLAF's 27th Specialty was the highlight of the

summer and the club members outdid themselves in the

hospitality department. Ann Lanterman, Barb Corbett,

Carol Hess, Pat Jackson and Joe and Lisa Mushel pro-

vided tents for all the exhibitors to groom under, close

to ringside - much appreciated by those of us who had

to come from a distance. Speaking of distances, ask

Cindy Butsic whether her trip out to Seattle was worth

it! After the Specialty, the club put on a first ever obe-

dience demonstration that had us all, including our judge

Keke Kahn, in awe. "Whopper" and "Chopper", trained

by Becky Hughes, were jumping over hurdles and re-

trieving specially scented dumbells with no problem.

"Sadie" and "Colby" challenged their owner Carol Hess

to keep things interesting and "Brie" showed her owner,

Barb Corbet, and all at ringside that she too could actu-

ally be obedient. It was a most entertaining and uplift-

ing way to end the Specialty. Afterward, all exhibitors

headed for the much anticipated potluck which has be-

come a tradition that just gets better every year!

Jan Bruton email - [email protected]

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From The Heart

Hi everyone, greetings from the Heartland!

Well, since I last wrote, I took a quick trip tothe land of lakes - Minnesota. I had an assignment tojudge the Shih Tzu Sweeps for the Twin Cities ShihTzu Club, so of course I had to go and watch the LhasaSpecialties!

This year, the Twin Cities Club had back-to-back Specialties, and, as usual, they offered a very goodtime. Club members brought food and put on a greatbuffet of snacks the first day, then a great lunch thesecond along with their raffle and fun auction. I always

end up bringing home the best items! Judges were Mrs.Roxanne P. Berton and Dr. R. Berndt. Rex Irwin hadthe job of Sweepstakes judge, doing a fme job findingGolden TJ Hatrick Josette as his Best in Sweeps, withmany lovely dogs being exhibited. Cindy Butsic, withher very nice silver bitch Stormy, took breed both days.Many thanks to all the Minnesota gang for a great time!Also, many thanks to my very special friends JanGraunke and Marsha Susag who always make for a funtime. Others joining in the fun included Sandy Nyberg,Barb Kelm, Joyce Johanson, JoAnn Hays & newcomerSusan Jordan, Sandy Bennet, Kathy Spickler-Dunn,Joyce Crowder, DeAnna Heller, Jeanne Suave, KrisCummings, Diane Selmer, Lynn Replogle, Dale Randall& Jaki Cottingham-Zierdt, Paul Voit, Jean Pantoga andmany more!

While I was off having fun in the Twin Cities,you'll never guess what was happening back home! Ihad left my newest star, Whitehouse Madame Senator,aka "Tori", home with Robyn to be shown at the K.C.Shows. She won all three days for her first points! Dadwas very excited. Also, there was the added excitementof Animal Planet taping there on Sunday at the Heart ofAmerica show. Well, of course I had to return home forthat! Darryl Martin was there and won breed the firstday at K.C. The second day's breed win went to a newmale, Hylan-Shotru Riverview Secret Deal, owned byPolly Naumann, out of the classes. On the third dayDarryl again won with her Ch. Martin's Sanlo PhilippePuff, owned by herself, Michael A. Santora & AlanLoso. If anyone is interested the show will be aired onOctober 23 on the Animal Planet.

Getting ready for a few more shows as "tis theseason" here in the Midwest. So again, I hope to see

you at the shows and winning, and, remember, it's al-ways from the Heart!

Ronnie Crowder email - [email protected]

Mid-Atlantic News

Well, it has been busy down here to say the least.Please excuse me if this seems rather short on each sub-ject as there is just so much I want to share with you!

Let's start with Toni Kerr in Myrtle Beach, S.C.who has just had a total hip replacement. She is recov-ering at home with Ch. Knolwood Sir Winston watch-ing her every move! Bev Drake says her husband is homerecovering from an accident with a chain saw. His legis in a brace and must remain immobile for 12 weeks.And at almost the same time Anne Burton had a dia-betic insulin stroke. Margie Evans told me she realizedthe early signals and dialed 911 herself. Her quick ac-tion made her stay in the hospital shorter and she isexpected to make a full recovery. Anne, I'm so gladyou made it home from New York before this happened!Gina Pastrana and Meredith Morris, the ever-tirelessrescue person in this area, are taking care of Anne'sdogs.

Our sympathy goes out to Evette Squires (NorthCarolina) who lost her beloved obedience Lhasa andbest friend, Hopsing. Hopsing had been called out ofretirement several times to attend our Nationals, to thedelight of one and all. He was one of only a few Obedi-ence Lhasas to achieve a Utility degree and he was oneof only three with UDX legs. He went to work everyday with Evette and his absence will be felt at home aswell as work.

I just recently attended the Tuxedo Park, LA-COGNY, and Westchester Specialties. Here are someof the results:

Friday - Anne Burton took WB with SuntoryShiraz. WD and BOW were given to BaywindIVGOTFRNDSNLOWPLCS shown by Bev Drake.BOS was Ch. Northwind Stormy Night, shown by CindyBustic and BOB and Group 3 went to Veteran Ch. SinghYou Sinner of Talimer, shown by myself.

Saturday - Anne Sergio judged the LACGNYSweeps. Best In Sweeps went to Ja-Ma MystaDrivin'Ms. Daisy, owned and shown by Janet Whitman.There is not way I could possibly list all the people thatwere there - it was quite a turnout! Ms. Annie Rogers

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Clark did the regular class judging. WB went to

Sharades Tropical Storm, shown by E. Wayne Baker.

WD was Raffles Porthos De Vallon, shown by Cindy

Butsic. BOS was Ch. Moha's Mahogany Moet. And

BOB was Cindy Butsic with Ch. Northwind Storm

Night. How many does this make, Cindy?! And a great

big thank you to Lorraine Mulleker for the wonderful

veggie dig after judging.Sunday, the Sweeps judge was Mr. Earl N.

Takahashi of Xeralane Kennels in Hawaii. They are

breeders of Shih Tzu and own one Lhasa. Best In Sweeps

went to Talimer Hi Tide Luna-Sea shown by myself.

For regular judging we had New York's own Cathy

DiGiacomo. WB went to Debbie Burke with Kaleko's

Steel Magnolia. WD was Talimer Hi Tide Luna-Sea,

BOS went to Jo Ann Germano with Ch. Prana's Soul

Dancer, and BOB was Ch. Anbara Alasara Smart Aleck,

shown by Debbie Burke. We were glad to see Bobbie

Wood could make it to see her dog win! And a very

special thank you to Debbie Burke who, as always,

helped numerous people with grooming amongst themany other things she was busy with. Like she doesn'thave anything better to do...

And last, but certainly not least, we all mourn

the passing of Pat Hufnail. I found out about her pass-

ing just before going into the ring Sunday in New York.

Pat has roomed with me numerous times in New York

and we always had a wonderful time. No matter what

was going on in Pat's life, she always had time to talk or

e-mail her friends. She had just finished with knee sur-

gery and was coming along so well. The Orlane List

will never be the same without her. She was always

there to congratulate, support, or just plain make fun of

anything and everything. I really felt the loss on Sun-day night when I got onto the computer to report the

day's activities. She was always one of the first I wroteto.

Carla Fegan email - [email protected]

Southern Salutations

The Atlanta Kennel Club celebrated its 100thshow anniversary with a gala evening patterned after

Westminster, complete with evening groups, formal dress

and ring set up with placards for each breed. Prior to

group judging the club hosted a buffet for their mem-

bers and friends. It was a very special evening. At the

shows, Mrion Knowlton and Barbara Peterson finished

their puppy dogs and Barbara major pointed her bitch

puppy. Congratulations! It's becoming quite an ac-

complishment to find majors!Peggy Hufinan is on an extended trip in her

motorhome. She is taking her husband, Charlie, to his

fiftieth high school reunion. Then she will attend shows

with her special "Trooper", in North Carolina, go to the

newly revived Morris and Essex show in New Jersey

and then on to Maine for more shows before she comes

home to Ocala. "Trooper" collected two more breeds

and a Group III in Deland, where he could be shown

only twice, thanks to the Hurricane Gordon scare.Laura Wright and her family have a new house

in Mt. Dora and have been busy all summer doing the

things one always finds necessary when changing ad-

dresses. The house is delightful, but the thing that pleases

Laura most is the fenced yard with plenty of room for

people relaxation and a separate area that easily

accomodates an agility course. Her Lhasas, "Wirmifred"

and "Maggie" are having a marvelous time in agility

and her Border Collie, "Biz" simply wins anytime she's

entered. "Maggie" took an hiatus from showing for five

months, then pointed out at Perry and hopefully, will

find majors soon.I have nothing to show, but had a good time

stewarding in Deland, where Ruth Hayden's friend Robin

pointed her young dog. Pat Page did the same with her

dog and bitch. It was good to see Patty (Lotus) Marqueen

back in the ring on Sunday. She braved the Hurrican

Gordon warnings and pointed her puppy bitch. From

Deland I went on to visit friends in Jacksonville, North

Carolina and then on to Clayton, GA, where Susan, Tom

Holland and their three Lhasas have a home right on

top of Peachtree Mountain. What a marvelous setting!

Susan is "doing antiques" and is thoroughly enjoying

searching out new items for her shop.

Betty Chidley email - [email protected]

Have something from your area ofthe country that people might be inter-ested in?Contact the person reporting from you area,email addresses provided above.

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President's Message

Hi Members,

It is with sadness that I report the loss of a friend and loyalALAC member, Pat Hufnail. It came as a shock as Pat wasat the National in California being just as involved with theactivities as always. She chaired the very successful Waysand Means committee at the National for many years. Shewas always willing to help ALAC or anyone with anythingthat needed to be done. Pat was on several interne LhasaApso lists and made sure that every message was answeredwhether a call for help or a win to be cheered.

I would like to remind everybody to read the committeereports. Our calendar year is changing. The National Spe-cialty will be held in October which will affect eligibilitydates for the futurity and the awards.

The Greater Milwaukee Lhasa Apso Club is busy makingplans for the 2001 National. Michele Billings will judgethe National and Marianne Nixon, San Jo Lhasa Apsos,will judge the regional specialty.

Local clubs — thank you for sending your newsletters—I ap-preciate receiving them and do read them with interest.

Judges education has been very active this fall. The LosAngeles Dog Judges Educational Association is offering twoseminars on the Lhasa Apso the weekend of October 13 to15th. Judy O'Dell and Bud Brockway are presenting ourprogram. The weekend ofNovember 10th to 12th the JudgesEducation Association of Washington will offer a doubleseminar on the Lhasa Apso in Seattle. With the help offrequent flyer miles, I will journey to Washington to presentthat seminar with Don and Naomi Hanson and Ann Lan-tennan. These seminar weekends are extremely well done.Multiple breeds are presented, one comes away havinglearned more than merely breed standards. Presentationsare made on general structure and the ability to evaluatedogs. These two educational seminar weekends are likemany across the country that are open not only to judges butto all who are interested. Taking advantage of education isone area in which we as breeders can always benefit.

My e-mail is always open to receive ideas and thoughts fromanyone who wants to share his ideas. I promise to answer. Ihope your holidays are filled with good things both doggyand human.

Till next time,

Bobbie [email protected]

From the Secretwy

No report submitted.Jan Graunke

From the Treasurer

No report submitted.Steve Campbell

From the AIX Delegate

No report since the AKC meeting will be held on September 12th

and the information from this meeting will be sent out to the pub-lic before the next issue of the Bulletin is published.Ray Sledzek

COMMITTEE REPORTS

.IKC Gazette

Nothing new to report.Cassandra de la Rosa

Awards

This is a reminder for all of you who have new championsin conformation and obedience for the year 2000. Don't for-get to send a completed awards application form to BobbieWood and your photographs ( 1 per award) to me, Jan Bru-ton, along with $3.00 per photo. For those of you who maynot be familiar with the awards program, the photographsyou send of your award winners are put onto a video for allto enjoy at the National Awards Banquet. The minimal feePER photo goes toward the cost of renting the video projec-tor and screen as well as photo return. For the purpose ofthe video, 8x10 (original, not xerox) photos work the bestand we encourage candid photos. Respectfully submitted,Jan Bruton, 5406 SW Woods Ct., Portland, Or., 97221

Jan and Larry Bruton

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The National has come and gone and I was pleased that I only hadto bring home one plaque that nobody picked up. I want to thankCarla Fegan for the wonderful job she did with the distributioneven though I gave her a numbered list that had every plaque offby one number. I still don't know how that happened but next yearI will make sure everything is accurate.Also the video created by that very talented team of Bruton andBruton was a smashing success again. That takes so much time tocreate and I'm really pleased they have made this a regular part ofthe National. And a big thank you to Pat Keen-Fernandes and

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Midge Hylton for their generosity in producing our awards pro-gramIn view of the fact that our National Specialty next year is in Octo-ber I am going to change the date for awards forms to be submit-ted. I think August 1st will give us enough time to do the job.However that date is going to create a problem for some specialtyclubs. Therefore if your club holds a specialty after June 15th andyou do not have your plaque for the 2001 show please send therequest by April 1st and I will have those made and sent to you.But DO NOT FORGET TO APPLY FOR YOUR 2002 plaque byAugust 1st. We will then have all the specialties in sync with themajority of the awards. This is important so we do not have to payfor printer set-ups more than twice in the year. Don't forget to letme know if you require any corrections on this year's plaques. Ihave not heard from anybody so I am assuming that all was cor-rect. I wanted to let you know that sending me a copy of theChampionshipCertificate is a great idea. I get the correct spelling and the correctowner no matter who is applying for the award. Thank you all forgetting all your information in at the correct time.

Bobbie Wood

Breed Rescue

The rescue committee continues to work with limited support fromthe Membership. In some large states we still have no active res-cuers from ALAC. These states include Georgia, Illinois, NewJersey, Ohio, South Carolina to name a few. I know we have mem-bers in these states. The brunt of the work continues to be done bya few. To add to the work the state of Florida has confiscated over50 Lhasas from an ALAC member and now they are in need ofhelp.. ALAC has donated monies to help with their care.

Mary Schroeder.

Breed Standard

Judy O'Dell and Bud Brockway are doing the ALAC JEC presen-tation to the judges group in CA. Don Hanson and Ann Lantennanare doing the same ALAC approved JEC presentation to the judgesgroup in Seattle.

Susan Giles

Breed Referral

Another holiday season is approaching. Requests forreferrals begin to pick up in October. Even if you don'thave puppies, please try to take the time to educate callersabout the distinct personality and unique training require-ments of our breed. Puppy buyers tend to find the breederreferral maze confusing; it is very helpful when memberslet me know that they have puppies for sale.

MAY/JUNE 2000 EMAIL CONTACTSUnknown origin 10

TexasNew YorkPennsylvaniaCalifornia, IndianaOhioAlabama, Connecticut Florida,New Jersey, Tennessee,WashingtonCanada, Georgia, Illinois,Lousiana, Massachusetts,Minnesota, Mississippi,Puerto Rico, Nebraska,North Carolina, Virginia,Washington, DC 1 eachTOTAL 64

8654 each3 each

2 each

JULY/AUGUST 2000 EMAIL CONTACTSUnknown origin 11Texas 9California, Florida 7 eachNew Jersey 6Minnesota, New York 4 eachPennsylvania 3Canada, Georgia, Indiana,Louisiana, North Carolina,Massachusetts, Missouri,Washington, Wisconsin 2 eachColorado, Connecticut, Delaware,Illinois, Maryland, Michigan,New Mexico, Rhode Island,South Carolina, Tennessee,Uruguay, Virginia 1 eachTOTAL 81

Leslie Baumann,Email address: [email protected]: 219-462-9520

Finance

No report submitted.Midge Hylton

Futurity, Secretary/Coordinator

Please note my city and zip code have been changed:5109 189th Avenue N.E.,SAMMAMISH, WA 98074

Nominations are down for the year 2001. PLEASENOMINATE YOUR ELIGIBLE LITTERS.Specialty week is in the Midwest and our Futurity judge isJan Bruton.Futurity judge nominations are now being accepted for the

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year 2002. The nomination form is in the Bulletin. (I will

accept old forms-just change the date to 2002 and remem-

ber part of my address has been changed.

WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT. THIS IS YOUR FUTURITY.

Ann Lanterman

Health, Education & Genetics

No report submitted.Lynn Rostie112 Cambridge Meadows DriveBelton, MO. 64012

Lynn and Randy

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Nothing new to report.Cassandra de la Rosa, Genetics Chair

Lynn Jamison, Health & Education Chair

Handbook

In order to lighten the secretary's job a little, please now

send all your address, e-mail, etc. changes to me,

Jan Bruton at lbruton@zgfcom.

Respectfully submitted,

Jan Bruton

Historian

Thanks to all who participated in the 2000 ALAC Photo

Contest! Together, we raised over $200 to assist with Lhasa

rescue efforts nationwide. Contest winners in each category

were published in the last issue of The Bulletin. Now is the

time to begin planning your photos for next year's contest.

Thanks also to Brenda Peters of Casper, Wyoming, and also toBob Sharp, for their donations of numerous sets of old Lhasa

magazines to supplement the ALAC archives and for the raffle.

We also received a great 16 mm reel-to-reel tape from Nan

Damberg of a show held in Southern California in the 1970's

with over a hundred Lhasas entered. The Board agreed to

reimburse the cost of transferring this to videotape, so hopefully

we'll have that on display at the 2001 National, in addition to

the tapes of old Nationals.

Also, Leslie Bauman took footage of the first ever Lhasa Herding

Instinct test, held in conjunction with the National this year — a

historic moment indeed! That will also be available for viewing

next year. With the help of our members, we are slowing building

the ALAC archives with some meaningful additions to the collec-

tion. Remember to think of ALAC when cleaning your garage orclosets. Don't throw those old magazines away!

A reminder to all who are owners or breeders of the Top Twenty

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Producers (dogs and bitches) to please send an 8x10 color photo,

pedigree and a one page typed bio to me for inclusion in an album I

am compiling for historical purposes. There is no cost to partici-

pants. Check the ALAC website at www.lhasaapso.org for a list

of the Top Twenty. If your dog is listed, I encourage you to partici-

pate.

Linda Crabill

Measurement Certification

Nothing new to report.Nancy .1. Plunkett

Membership

The following are new ALAC members:

Randolph S ArandP.O. Box 301Iowa City, IA 52245e-mail: [email protected]

Kennel Name: Astarte Kennel

Rose CappadonaShelly Lovell101 Olive StreetAshland, MA 01721e-mail: [email protected] name: Jorocjems Kennel

Julie Luther42 Padden Rd.Franklin, MA 02038e-mail: [email protected] Name: Cespa

319/626-3428

508/881-8104

508/528-3031

Kathy and Chuck Ringering 573/756-8321

P.O. Box 337 Fax: 573/756-8321

Doe Run, MO 63637-0337e-mail: [email protected] Name: Double Ring

Kathleen M. Rupprecht710 Springfield AvenueCranford, NJ 07016-1815e-mail: [email protected]

Respectfully, Joyce Johanson

908/272-5688

.Vational Specialty Show Chairman

The judges balloting for the 2002 National Specialty Judge will

be out soon. Betty Chidley will be in charge of compling the votes.

Steve Campbell

Obedience

Nothing new to report.Yours truly,Deanna Maxwell

National Specialty Trophy Fund

No report submitted.Naomi Hanson, Trophy Chairperson

Raffle

Nothing new to report.

Debi WalslebenRaffle/Auction/Games Chair

Regional Noss

Look for Regional elsewhere in this bulletin.

Fran Strayer

Regional Site Coordinator

No report submitted.Pat Keen

Roster

Any ADDRESS CORRECTION NOTIFICATION, PHONE NUM-BER CORRECTIONS AND NAME CHANGES are to be forwardto:

Jan Bruton5406 SW Woods CourtPortland, OR 97221Home (503) 297-7267Fax (503) [email protected]

Ilitys and Means

No report submitted.

Carla Fegan, Chairperson

livrbook

No report submitted.Rex Irwin & Alexis Lannan

Yearbook Sales/Promotions

open committee - interested??? Contact:Bobbie Wood102 Kenilworth Blvd.Cranford, NJ 07016-1512908-272-8995 e-mail: [email protected]

It's that time of year again:Don't forget to renew your

member/hip.Pay your duet.Deadline Sept I.

Send to: Steve Campbell4186 SE Fairway Ct.Stuart, FL 34997

Before You Even ConsiderShowing Your Dog

Before you even think about getting a dog, letalone training him, grooming him & getting all the equip-ment needed in order to show your dog, you MUST doone thing FIRST!

Go to the store and buy a handful of marbles.Take your dog and the marbles to a large field near yourhome. When you get there, put all the marbles you canpossibly fit into your mouth.

One at a time, spit the marbles as far as youcan. Your dog will get lots of exercise chasing themand have hours of fun trying to find them in the grass.One after another, spit out all the marbles until they areall gone.

When you have successfully lost all of yourmarbles, you are THEN ready to begin showing yourdog!

—Words of Wisdom from Rita Cloutier

Lhasa Limerick

There once was a Lhasa named Spot,Who we wondered.. .was he a Lhasa or not?

His colors were all mingled,He looked like shake shingles,

But love him?...We just couldn't stop!

—Dana Read

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butatersetSgeelaityiSweepstakes

JUDGE: Ms. Ann Sergio

Sweepstakes, Junior, 6 to 9 Months Dogs.1 MISTIACRESFIAVWATCH OVERBOARD NM

85363406. 01-29-00 By Ch. Northwind Mistis Hi Stepper - Ch.

Misti Acres M's Scarlett. Owner: Don L. and Margaret P.

Evans.

Sweepstakes, Junior, 9 to 12 Months Dogs.1 TA1,IMER HI TIDE ',TINA-SEA NM 84834001. 09-13-99By Ch Rufkins Just In Time - Ch Talimer Sibling Rivalry.

Owner: C Fegan & R Varney & T Mohr & L Smith.

2 BARJEA'S BACKSEAT AFFAIR NM 85150304. 10-07-

99 By Ch Barjea's Mischiefs Bastian - Ch Barjeas Mischiefs

Nikita. Owner: Jerri McDonough & Barbara Peterson.

3 SAN SF.! GOLD DIGGER NM 86529902. 12-16-99 By

Ch. San Sei Desktop Publisher - Ch. San Sei Carry On. Owner:

Susan Rich. (Handler: Susan Guilmino PHA).

4 ORLANE'S PIECE OF CAKE NM 86052501. 11-14-99

By Ch Orlane's Easy Does It - Ch Orlane's Nellie Bligh.

Owner: Kimberly Cardamone & Linda Kendall Smith.

Sweepstakes, Junior, 6 to 9 Months Bitches.1/BSW ,IA-MA MVSTA DRIV1N MS DAISY NM

86442702. 02-22-00 By Mysta's Touch Of Gold - Ch Ja-Ma Hu-

Son Heartthrob. Owner: Janet & Marvin Whitman. (Ms Judith

Hearney, Agent).2 MISTI ACRES LAM 11. GOOD NM 85363405. 01-29-00

By Ch. Northwind Misti's Hi Stepper - Ch. Misti Acres Ms.

Scarlett. Owner: Beverly A. Drake.3 REI,LACANE'S FOREVER AMBER NM 85836104. 01-

20-00 By Ch Misti Acres Just Smokin - Ch McD's PJ Cheyna

Doll. Owner: Josephine & Philip Maurone.

4 MVSTA'S JA-MA FOREVER AMBER NM 86442705.

02-22-00 By Mysta's Touch of Gold - Ch Ja-Ma Hu-Son

Hearthrob. Owner: Dolores M & Gary C Reich.

Sweepstakes, Junior, 9 to 12 Months Bitches.1 SITNTORY SHIRAZ NM 84946401. 09-24-99 By Suntory

Christmas Cole - Suntory Tsela Snickerdoodle. Owner: Ann E

Burton & Cassandra de La Rosa.

Sweepstakes, Senior, 12 to 18 Months Bitches.iiBSSW MISTI ACRES MOON SHADOW NM 81893602.

04-08-99 By Ch Misti Acres Sundance Kid - Daragoj First

Warning. Owner: Beverly A Drake.

BSW JA-MA MVSTA DRIV1N MS DAISY

BSSW MIST' ACRES MOON SHADOW

Specialty Regular Classes

JUDGE: Mrs. James Edward Clark

Puppy, 6 to 9 Months Dogs.1 MISTIACRESBAVWATCH OVERIFIOARR NM

85363406. 01-29-00 By Ch. Northwind Mistis Hi Stepper - Ch.

Misti Acres M's Scarlett. Owner: Don L. and Margaret P. Evans.

Puppy, 9 to 12 Months Dogs.1 TALIMER HI TIDE LIINA-SEA NM 84834001. 09-13-99By Ch Rufkins Just In Time - Ch Talimer Sibling Rivalry.

Owner: C Fegan & R Varney & T Mohr & L Smith.

2 ORLANE'S PIECE OF CAKE NM 86052501. 11-14-99

By Ch Orlane's Easy Does It - Ch Orlane's Nellie Bligh. Owner:

Kimberly Cardamone & Linda Kendall Smith

3 BARJEA'S BACKSEAT AFFAIR. NM 85150304. 10-07-

99 By Ch Barjea's Mischiefs Bastian - Ch Barjeas Mischiefs

Nikita. Owner: Jerri McDonough & Barbara Peterson.

4 SAN SEI GOLD DIGGER NM 86529902. 12-16-99 By

Ch. San Sei Desktop Publisher - Ch. San Sei Carry On. Owner:

Susan Rich. (Handler: Susan Guilmino PHA).

Bred by Exhibitor Dogs.1 HI TIDE ROCKING THE BOAT NM 80220405. 11-29-98

By Ch Rufkins Justin Time - Ch Wynsum Talimer Raven On.

Owner: C Fegan & R Varney & T Mohr & K Walcott.

2 MVSTA'S TOUCH OF GOLD NM 40710804. 05-31-92

By Twin Maples Touch Of Gold - Mysta's Reich Toby's

Misstak. Owner: Dolores M & Gary C Reich.

Open Dogs.1/W (4 Points) RAFFLES PORTHOS DE VALLON

RJC9700309BR. 09-05-97 By Ch Northwind Rock It Tu You -

Ruffles I'm Diamonds Glitters. Owner: Sonia M F Pompeu &

Cindy Butsic.2/R KAI-LA-SHA FIN LIKE A BAT NM 57139201. 07-05-

94 By Ch Kai-La-Sha Honest Injun - Kai La Sha American

Beauty. Owner: Karen Berson.3 KALEKO KRISHEL'S JIM DANDY NM 27074903. 22-

19-91 By Krishel Wait's A L F 0 Char - Kaleko's Lillian.

Owner: Nancy E Sherwood & Debbie Burke.

Puppy, 6 to 9 Months Bitches.1 KAI-LA-SHA AIPENROSE OF B12 NM 85981303. 01-08-00 By Sharbo Senge - Kai-La-Sha Silly ̀ Nilly. Owner:

Catherine Marley.2 MISTI ACRES LAD1 B GOOD NM 85363405. 01-29-00

By Ch. Northwind Misti's Hi Stepper - Ch. Misti Acres Ms.

Scarlett. Owner: Beverly A. Drake.

3 26 RELLACANE-JAVLOS TAILOR MADE,. NM

85836101. 01-20-00 By Ch Misti Acres Just Smokin - Ch

McD's PJ Cheyna Doll. Owner: Lois Mullany & James Mullany.

4 RE! LACANE'S FOREVER AMBER, NM 85836104.01-

20-00 By Ch Misti Acres Just Smokin - Ch McD's PJ Cheyna

Doll. Owner: Josephine & Philip Maurone.

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Puppy, 9 to 12 Months Bitches.1 SUNTORY SHIRA7, NM 84946401. 09-24-99 By Suntory

Christmas Cole - Suntory Tsela Snickerdoodle. Owner: Ann E

Burton & Cassandra de La Rosa.

12 to 18 Months Bitches.1 NOEL'S AMBER LIGHT NM 82208001. 04-17-99 By Ch

Mario Diley Joel - Ch Joylyn's She's A Saucy One. Owner: Dr

Carol Minnerop. ( Ms Judith Hearney, Agent).

Bred by Exhibitor Bitches.1 TABU'S CL GENUINE REFLECTION NM 78640901.62-19-8 By Ch Tabu's Pure Pir7277 Of Sodee - Ch Tabu's ClChampagne Dreams. Owner: Nancy J Plunkett & James MPlunkett.2 MIST1 ACRES MOON SHADOW NM 81893602. 04-08-

99 By Ch Misti Acres Sundance Kid - Daragoj First Warning.

Owner: Beverly A Drake.3 CROSS PAWS PB SINGULAR SENSATION NM

58319201. 10-10-94 By Ch Mokiema's Mr P B Marlon - Singh

Peanut Butter Cup Cake. Owner. Amy B Cross.4 PRANA'S DREAM GODDESS NM 70168501. 06-26-96

By Ch Tabu's CL Take Over - Mio's Absolutely Sweet Ginna.

Owner: JoAnn Germano.

Open Bitches.1/W/BW (5 Points) SHARADES TROPICAL STORM NM

63754502. By Bihar's Playing At Sharades - Orlane Sharades.

Owner: Sharon Carrier & E Wayne Baker.2/R CROSSPAWS HIGH INTENSITY NM 70205702. 11-

01-96 By Ch Ladells Synergy - Singh Peanut Butter Cup-Cake.

Owner: Amy B Cross.3 KAIEKO'S STEEL MAGNOLIA NM 81229201. 12-31-

98 By Ch Khasa's MCDJ - Ch Kaleko Sweet Dream. Owner:Wendy Hill & Debbie Burke.4 LIONHART BAYW'CH BLKEYEDSII7.N NM

76342705. 10-11-97 By Ch Misti Acres Sundance Kid - ChBaywind Krystal Gale. Owner: Don L & Margaret P Evans.

Veteran, 7 Years & Over Dogs.1 CH SINGH YOU SINNER TAI.IMER NM 40498801. 02-

12-92 By Ch Talimer Scoundrel - Ch Mataba Promises In theDark. Owner: Terre Mohr & Carla Fegan & Robert Varney.,2 CH MOKIEMA'S MR P B_MARLON NM-269863. 01-

05-91 By Ch Mokiema's Elite's Oh-Lover Boy - Ch MokiemaBerano's Honeybee. Owner. Amy B Cross.

3 CH JAMBOREE .IA-MA JESSE JAMES NM 26965703.01-04-91 By Ch Ja-Ma's Infra Red - Ja-Ma Joyslyn Jamboree.

Owner: Karen Berson & Janet Whitman.

Best of Breed Competition.B CH NORTHWIND STORMY NIGHT NM 73326002. 05-10-97 By Ch Northwind-Malton Just A Dream - Ch Northwind

Rufkins Calendar Girl. Bitch. Owner: Cindy Butsic & JudithGeorge & Jeff Roberts.OS 41 MO.IA'S MAHOGANY MOET NM 72070804. 08-12-

96 By Ch Hope-Full Hansem Hansel - Ch Moja's Sparkling

Champagne. Dog. Owner: Kathy Petrie & John M Fallon.

Brace.1 CH MOKIEMA'S MR P B MARION NM-269863. 01-

05-91 By Ch Mokiema's Elite's Oh-Lover Boy - Ch Mokiema

Berano's Honeybee. Owner: Amy B Cross., New York, NY

10023. Breeder: Mary Powers & Stephanie Kodis.1 CROSS PAWS PIF1 SINGULAR SENSATION NM

58319201. 10-10-94 By Ch Mokiema's Mr P B Marlon - Singh

Peanut Butter Cup Cake. Owner: Amy B Cross., New York, NY

10023. Breeder: Amy B Cross.

Lhasa Apso Breed Standard

Character: Gay and assertive, but chary of strang-ers.

Size: Variable, but about 10 or 11 inches at shoul-der for dogs, bitches slightly smaller.

Color: All colors equally acceptable with or withoutdark tips to ears and beard.

Body Shape: The length from point of shoulders

to point of buttocks longer than height at withers,well-ribbed up, strong loin, well-developed quar-ters and thighs.

Coat: Heavy, straight, hard, not woolly or silky, of

good length, and very dense.Mouth and Muzzle: The preferred bite is eitherlevel or slightly undershot. Muzzle of mediumlength; a square muzzle is objectionable.

Head: Heavy head furnishings with good fall over

eyes, good whiskers and beard, skull narrow,falling away behind eyes in a marked degree, notquite flat, but not domed or apple-shaped; straightforeface of fair length. Nose black, the length fromtip of nose to eye to be roughly about one-third ofthe total length from nose to back of skull.

Eyes: Dark brown, neither very large and full, nor

very small and sunk.

Ears: Pendant, heavily feathered.Legs: Forelegs straight; both forelegs and hindlegs heavily furnished with hair.

Feet: Well-feathered; should be round and catlike,with good pads.

Tail Carriage: Well-feathered, should be carried

well over back in a screw; there may be a kink atthe end. A low carriage of stern is a serious fault.

Approved July 11, 1978

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the"From the center of the ring" is a new feature that will be included going forward. The plan is to have

from one to three judges, per issue, responding to a set group of questions. Please let us know how you

like this and other new features that have been included in the Bulletin.Dana Read, Features Editor

With Mrs. Robert S. Forsyth

LA - As a matter of background information, how

did you get started in the sport of dogs and what

was your first breed(s)? Would you like to share

with us a few of the highlights of your career in

dogs, either as a breeder/exhibitor or as a judge?

JF - 62 years ago I got my first Best Obedience

dog in show with my home bred Airedale. Then in

the early 50 years was the Top boxer breeder in the

country for three years. for 44 years was an all breed

handler show up to 35 dogs a show for 125 showsa year.

LA - When did you begin to judge the Lhasa and

what makes this breed enjoyable for you to judge?

Started judging Lhasa in the late '80's and enjoy

the breed as I showed quite a few also.

LA - Which group is your favorite to officiate and

why?

Non-Sporting as it is so diversified.

LA - What, in your opinion, is the essence of the

Lhasa?

JF - Good toplines and good side action.

LA - What singular trait do you admire most about

the Lhasa Apso in general?

JF - Their way of covering ground.

LA - As the years go by, in what areas have you

noted significant improvements and in what areas

do you still see a need for improvement?

JF - Improved in size and balance and still need to

improve fronts and mouths.

LA - Do you have any "pet peeves" with regards

to how the Lhasa is handled? Is there anything

regarding handling that you simply will not toler-

ate in your ring, regardless of breed?

JF - People who feed dogs liver as you are about to

look at their mouths.

LA - How important is showmanship/attitude in

your final decision?

JF - the are supposed to be show dogs so it is quite

important.

LA - Are there any final comments you would like

to add?

JF - Keep working on a lovely breed.

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With Phillip Lanard

LA - As a matter of background information, howdid you get started in the sport of dogs and whatwas your first breed(s)? Would you like to sharewith us a few of the highlights of your career indogs, either as a breeder/exhibitor or as a judge?

PL - I started in dogs in June 1945 when I pur-chased a Collie puppy and started training in obe-dience. I have owned, exhibited or bred a dozenbreeds with the most success being in Pointers,Yorkshire Terriers and Poodles. There have beenmany highlights, but the firsts are always thestandouts. First Best of Breed, first Group, firstBest in Show and first point show judging assign-ment.

LA - When did you begin to judge the Lhasa andwhat makes this breed enjoyable for you to judge?

PL - I first judged the Lhasa at sanctioned matcheswhen they were first recognized and I was approvedfor point shows in 1980.

LA - Which group is your favorite to officiate andwhy?

PL - This may sound condescending but the Non-Sporting Group. It was my first approved groupand the group that I had showed and worked in themost.

LA - What, in your opinion, is the essence of theLhasa?

PL - The elegant outline of a good one both stand-ing and moving. A good handler helps but the ani-mal has to be able to stand and carry itself in thismanner.

LA - What singular trait do you admire most about

the Lhasa Apso in general?

PL - See the answer to the previous question. It'sthat picture of aloofness that even a mediocre onecan create.

LA - As the years go by, in what areas have younoted significant improvements and in what areasdo you still see a need for improvement?

PL - With regards to significant improvement, Iwould have to say that conditioning and presenta-tion are the first things that come to mind. Sound-ness needs to be improved as there are still too manybad fronts and hindquarters. Coat covers a multi-tude of sins, but they are still there.

LA - Do you have any pet peeves" with regardsto how the Lhasa is handled? Is there anythingregarding handling that you simply will not toler-ate in your ring, regardless of breed?

PL - I hate to stand there waiting to examine a dogwhile the handler regrooms the animal, but what Ihate even more is to see a Lhasa being picked upby it's chin and tail. Absolutely unnecessary!

LA - How important is showmanship/attitude inyour final decision?

PL - Showmanship plays a role (no dragging tails)but not a major one. Attitude on the other hand isoften the difference between a good dog and a topwinner.

LA - Are there any final comments you would liketo add?

PL -If size is not better controlled, they will nolonger look like Lhasas. The standard calls for 10to 11 inches with bitches slightly smaller. I keepseeing many cases where even the bitches are 11 ormore inches.

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"I see that the "Smiths" have entered their dog inthe Veterans Class. Apparently there is no one inthis Club who knows that it is customary to offera round of applause for those that are entered.

Six months ago, at this same show, Ientered my Veteran Dog in this same class.Not one person applauded. Not one personcame up and said anything. Not one personcame over to give him a kind word or a pat. Notone person made him feel he belonged again.He was no threat to anyone. He wasn't going tobeat anyone, take any points, or win anything.He was just an old dog who thought he wasspecial again - back in the ring for the first timein many years. Maybe he even recalled his"Glory Days".

He would have loved to have met any-one there. He would have welcomed you like anold friend. You didn't have to say anything niceabout him if you didn't want to. But just in caseyou can't think of anything to say about aVeteran Dog, here are some suggestions: "Itwas nice to see him out there". Or go up to himand tell him he's a "Good Boy". Or tell hisowner that you are glad that they brought him.Those aren't exactly compliments, but they willplease his owner and make him glad that theybrought him. I don't think that's asking toomuch.

One day, all too soon, all your beautifulyoung dogs will be old dogs too. Maybe oneday you'll enter them in a Veterans Class. And Ihope that you do. Or, like many of us, youremember that old friend, now gone, and wishyou still had the chance. They deserve it. It maybe their final time in the sun - their last time outin front of people. Their last time to ever be inthe ring.

My old dog is a Fool. He thought he waswonderful that day. He thought he belonged.Instead, he was ignored. I have thought aboutthis for 6 months now, and wasn't going to sayanything. But on his behalf, and that of anyother Veteran, I hope that something like thisnever occurs again. As a Club of (Breed)Fanciers, you should feel ashamed. Even if youdislike the dog or his owner, at least show Good

Sportsmanship and do the Right Thing. Showothers that you have respect for your breed.Make that Veteran Dog feel wanted and specialagain. Let him know that you are glad to seehim. It will make his day. You may never get thechance again. Thank you."

As Lynda began reading it, the hush thatfell over the room was incredible. Bless herheart, my friend Lynda broke into tears as shestruggled through reading this. EVERYONE inthe room lowered their heads, and many ofthem began to cry also, including the President(who is a man). I tried my best to hold my headup and refrain from tears,again.

The President strode over to where Iwas sitting and in a broken voice said"Terry I am SO sorry. He is such a wonder-ful dog. There is no excuse for what happenedto you. And to him."

As I started to say that I "wasn't going tosay anything" again, the room nearly burst witheveryone trying to talk at once. The discussionthat followed was both eye-opening and ofvaluable purpose. Many came up to me intears, with hugs and apologies. I am a veryprivate and shy person, not given to sharing mydeepest feelings easily. This had been anincredibly difficult thing for me to do, but inhonor of my Veteran and all the others outthere, I felt it must be done. Was it worth it?When *Mr. Smith* took his lovely 12 1/2 yearold dog (neutered due to testicular cancer) intothe ring, our entire membership remained - andapplauded and "whooped and hollered" himwith every move. The Judge moved to thecenter of the ring on his final go round andapplauded, as did her ring stewards. Othersnearby, watching other breeds, came over andremarked on how wonderful it was to see aVeteran being treated like that. Many (includingme) asked to take his picture. Everyonecomplimented him and his owners. If only myold dog had enjoyed such a day... Was it worthit? You tell me...

Terry Russoreprinted with permission

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bVERY IMPORTANT!

READ, REMEMBER, AND USE THIS IFNEEDED.

To stop a heart attack when alone:

Let's say it's 6:17 p.m. and you're drivinghome (alone of course) after an unusuallylong day, you start experiencing severe painin your chest that starts to radiate out into yourarm and up into your jaw. You are only aboutfive miles from the hospital nearest yourhome, unfortunately you don't know if you'll beable to make it that far.

What can you do? You've been trained inCPR but the guy that taught the courseneglected to tell you how to perform it onyourself...

HOW TO SURVIVE A HEART ATTACKWHEN ALONE

Many people are alone when they suffer aheart attack, what can you do?Without help a person whose heart stopsbeating properly begins to feel faint and hasabout 10 seconds left before losingconsciousness. However, these victims canhelp themselves by coughing repeatedlyand very vigorously. A deep breath shouldbe taken before each cough, and the coughmust be deep and prolonged, as whenproducing sputum from deep inside thechest.

A breath and a cough must be repeatedabout every two seconds without let up untilhelp arrives, or until the heart is felt to be

beating normally again. Deep breaths getoxygen into the lungs and coughing move-ments squeeze the heart and keep theblood circulating. The squeezing pressureon the heart also helps it regain normalrhythm. In this way, heart attack victims canget to a phone and, between breaths, call forhelp.

You'll be giving yourself CPR with thistechnique. Tell as many other people aspossible about this, it could save their life!

Also take 2 ASPIRIN THIS IS AN ADDI-TIONAL HELP IN SAVING YOUR LIFE.

The above was taken from Health Cares,Rochester General Hospital viaChapter 240's newsletter AND THE BEATGOES ON...

(reprint from The Mended Hearts, Inc.publication, Heart Response)

is that time of yearagain!

Don't forget to renewyour membership.Pay your dues.Deadline Sept I.

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ALAC Code of EthicsPreamble

"The American Lhasa Apso Club is an organization devoted to the pres-ervation and welfare of the Lhasa Apso Breed. The Lhasa Apso is theresult of centuries of Asian culture, and as such deserves to be honoredand protected for its historical and esthetic merit as well as its modemuse as a companion. To this end, the American Lhasa Apso Club hasdefined a standard of excellence for the breed, and sponsors exhibitionsfor the comparison and improvement of the breeding population and forthe education of our breeders. Our goal is to produce an animal which istutiform in type and sound of mind and body, and suited to its originalpurpose as a small indoor guard dog and companion to man.Dedicated breeders of the Lhasa Apso are distinguished from those whoexploit the breed solely for profit by their adherence to a set of ethicalprinciples. The welfare of each individual Lhasa Apso, and the welfareof the entire breed, governs our behavior in all aspects of breeding, ex-hibiting and selling. The American Lhasa Apso Club endorses the fol-lowing as the ethical standard of all true lovers of the breed."

Breeding1. Members contemplating breeding a litter, or who allow the useof their stud dog to the same end, should direct their efforts towardproducing Lhasa Apsos of exceptional quality. Each mating shouldideally be planned with the intention of improvement yet preserva-tion of the breed. Breedings should be done with the ultimate goalof achieving excellence according to the Breed standard. Type, tem-perament, health and conformation of both sire and dam should becarefully considered in the planning of any breeding in order toaccomplish the goals of preservation and improvement. This pre-supposes a careful study of the breed standard, pedigree, and ge-netics.2. No Lhasa Apso showing a serious inherited defect in type, struc-ture or temperament should be used for breeding. Bitches shouldbe bred only when in prime breeding condition, fully mature andin robust health mentally and physically. Ideally, no bitch shouldbe bred prior to twelve months of age and not more than two out ofthree seasons.

Owners of stud dogs should not accept for breeding any bitch that showsa serious inherited defect in type, structure, or temperament, the repro-duction of which is likely to be detrimental to the breed. It is ideal if allstud contracts include an agreement, to be signed by the owner of thebitch, that no puppies resulting from the mating will be wholesaled orsold to pet shops, a practice the Club considers grossly detrimental tothe Lhasa Apso breed. Stud owners should strongly encourage the own-ers of the bitches that any pet quality puppies from the resulting litter besold on spay/neuter contracts. Breeding Lhasa Apso litters for "petsonly" is considered detrimental to the long-term welfare of the breed.Members should refrain from this practice and should refuse stud ser-vice to owners of bitches for whom this is the goal.If a dog or bitch has produced any offspring with serious inherited de-fects detrimental to the animal's well-being and produces like resultswith a different mating partner, it would be in the best interest of thebreed that the owner refrain from further use of this animal for breed-ing.

Kennel Management3. Ethical breeders should be financially and situationally capableof providing for the special health and nutritional needs of broodbitches and their litters before doing a breeding. Members plan-ning a breeding should consider the local market and the possiblenecessity of caring for puppies for several months until sold. Pup-pies should be sold in a clean and healthy condition and should beat least eight weeks or older to make the necessary adjustment to anew home safely. No adult or puppy should be sold without ad-equate protection against disease.Members are encouraged to maintain the best possible standards

of canine health, sanitary kennel conditions, and veterinary care,including mental health (such as contact with people and exposureto the outside world).4. Members known to have deliberately violated American KennelClub rules regarding registration and showing of dogs should ex-pect the consequences of being reported.Sales5. Ethical breeders should be discriminating in the placement oftheir Lhasa Apsos. The Club does not consider ethical any of thefollowing practices: the consignment or sale outright to pet shops,catalogue houses, animal brokers, or other commercial sources ofdistribution; and the donation of Lhasa Apsos as prizes for raffles,auctions, or contests; the wholesaling of Lhasa Apso litters or theover-breeding of their own bitches for profit, with no regard forquality. Sales to persons known or suspected of such practices isconsidered detrimental to the breed.6. According to American Kennel Club rules, breeders should fur-nish the signed American Kennel Club registration or transfer witheach puppy sold unless a written agreement is made with the pur-chaser at the time of sale that papers will be withheld. The Clubstrongly supports the practice of accompanying the sale of all pup-pies or adults determined pet quality with a spay/neuter contractand written agreement that no AKC registration papers will betransferred until the seller has received veterinary certification thatsurgery has been performed.7. Ideally, breeders should provide a three-generation pedigree,instructions on care including grooming, feeding, and completehealth care. Lhasa Apsos released should be in good health to thebest of the breeder's knowledge. Breeders dedicated to the LhasaApso fancy should be available to their buyers for consultation,even after completion of a sale. Breeders should try to assist theserious novice in his understanding of the breed.8. It would best serve the breed that any Lhasa Apso puppy oradult, which might be considered to have a serious hereditary de-fect or a serious deviation from the standard, be sold without pa-pers and spayed/neutered (this should be clearly understood byboth the buyer and the breeder and a written agreement to thiseffect signed by both parties), or humanely destroyed.Advertising9. The value and quality of the Lhasa Apso should be upheld inboth advertising and selling. Advertising should not to be wordedso as to attract undesirable buyers or to encourage raising dogs forprofit. Ethical breeders would not engage in false or misleadingadvertising or otherwise misrepresent their Lhasa Apsos; nor wouldthey malign their competitors by making false or misleading state-ments regarding their competitors' Lhasas, breeding practices, orperson.Written Agreements and Health Guarantees10. Members are encouraged to utilize and maintain signed copiesof written agreements detailing price, description of dog, guaran-tees, condition and understanding for all transactions involvingtheir dogs. These include co-ownership agreements; sales of pet,companion, or show Lhasa Apsos; stud agreements; brood matronleases; and any other transaction involving transfer or utilizationof a Lhasa Apso. Copies of such records could be used, when ap-propriate, by the Club Board in hearing any grievance involvingan ethics complaint against a member.

The sale of all puppies and adults are best accompanied by a writtenhealth guarantee. Should a show or breeding prospect develop a seriouscongenital, hereditary, or disqualifying defect after sale, breeders could:(1) replace the dog with one of equivalent value believed to be free ofsuch defect, or(2) refund the sale price upon return of the dog, or(3) refund the difference between the price paid and the price of a petsold from the same or similar litters, allowing the buyer to retain the

dog.

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The American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc.

FUTURITYOFFICIAL ENTRY FORM

r For Official Use Only 1FUTURITY NO.

L -1

ENTRY FEE: $15.00To nominate a litter for the Futurity year 2001 only, born:December 1st, 1999 to March 31st, 2001.Or to nominate a litter for the Futurity year 2002, born:April 1st, 2001 to March 31st, 2002

Make check or money order payable to The American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc.

Mail Entry with Fee to: Ann Lanterman, ALAC Futurity Chairman5109 189th Avenue N.E., Sammamish, WA 98074Phone: 425/868-0276

IMPORTANT: Read instructions accompanying this form carefirlly.Please TYPE or PRINT clearly, and COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS.

Whelping Date: Number of Males: Number of Females'

Breeder: Place of Birth: State.

Sire.

Dam•

Name of Person Making Entry: Phone No.

Street Address

City: State. LP:

AGREEMENTI (we) acknowledge that the "Rules Applying to Registration and Dog Shows" have been made

available to me (us) and that! am (we are) familiar with their contents. I (we) agree that the Club holdingthis show has the right to refuse this entry for cause which the Club shall deem to be sufficient. Inconsideration of the acceptance of this entry and of the holding of the show and of the opportunity to havethe dog judged and to win prize money, ribbons or trophies, I (we) agree to hold this Club, its members,directors, officers, harmless from any claim for loss or injury which may be alleged to have been causeddirectly or indirectly to any person or mentioned parties harmless from any claim for loss of this dog bydisappearance, theft, death or otherwise, and for any claim for damage or injury to the dog, whether suchloss, disappearance, theft, damage or injury be caused or alleged to be caused by the negligence of theClub or any of the parties aforementioned.

I CERTIFY that I am the actual owner of this bitch or dog being qualified or that I am the onlyauthorized agent of the actual owner whose name I have entered above. In consideration of theacceptance of this entry, I (we) agree to abide by the rules and regulations of the American Kennel Clubin effect at the time of this Futurity, and further agree to be bound by the "Agreement" accompanyingthis entry form. I (we) certify and represent the dog entered is not a hazard to persons or other dogs. Thisentry is submitted for acceptance on the foregoing representation and agreement.

Single copies of the latest edition of the "Rules Applying to Registration and Dog Shows" may beobtained without charge from any Superintendent or from the American Kennel Club, 51 MadisonAvenue, New York, NY 10010.


FUTURITYACKNOWLEDGMENT FORM

To receive acknowledgmentFill out the form below and:

INCLUDE A SELF-ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE

BOTH OFFICIAL ENTRY AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT FORMS GO TO:

Ann Lanterman, ALAC Futurity Chairman

5109 189th Avenue N.E., Sammamish, WA 98074Phone: 425/868-0276

r For Official Use Only1FUTURTPC NO.

L - J

IMPORTANT: Read instructions accompanying this form carefirlly.Please TYPE or PRINT clearly, and COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS.

Whelping Date: Number of Males' Number of Females.

Breeder: Place of Birth: State.

Sire.

Dam:

Name of Person Making Entry: Phone No.

Street Address

City: State: Zil

A self-addressed, stamped envelope must be included with this form. The envelope will be

used to return the form -above which will be proof that your Futurity Nomination has been

recorded. This acknowledgment will be returned to you within 30 days of the postmark of your

application.

In the event that this form is not returned to you within 30 days of your date of application,

you will have 14 days in which to file an appeal to have your litter nominated. Failure to file an

appeal within the prescribed time will forfeit any further consideration for the litter in question.

Appeals must include all information and dates pertaining to the nomination of the litter andMUST be sent by CERTIFIED MAIL, RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED, to the ALAC

Futurity Appeals Board:

Ms. Marie Allman, 111 Ivy Street, Freeport, TX 77541

The decision of the Appeals Board is final. In no instance will any litter that exceeds the 90-

day nomination period, the 30-day processing period, and/or the 14-day appeal period be

considered for futurity nomination. A self-addressed, stamped envelope MUST be includedwith an appeal.


FUTURITY RULES

The futurity is an annual event sponsored by the American Lhasa Apso Club toencourage the exhibition of recently whelped Lhasa Apsos.

FUIURMELIGIBILITY:

The nomination of a litter is open to anyone who breeds a litter of Lhasa Apsos. Alitter nomination must be made within ninety days of birth. Nomination Forms areavailable from the ALAC or Futurity Secretary. By nomination of the litter, all dogs in thatlitter are eligible to enter the Futurity, regardless of subsequent ownership change.

FUTURITY LOCA7TONANDDAT

One Futurity is held each year in conjunction with the ALAC National Specialty.

FUTURITY STAKESANDPRIZES:

Prize money, comprised of all nomination fees, will be awarded as follows:

$150$100$100

Grand Futurity WinnerBest Adult in FuturityBest Puppy in Futurity

After these award monies have been reserved, the remaining funds will be dividedequally between the eight classes offered and disbursed as follows:

40%30%20%10%

First in ClassSecond in ClassThird in ClassFourth in Class

All undistributed prize money is the property of the American Lhasa Apso Club.

The American Lhasa Club offers the Robert W. Griffing Memorial Plaque to theBREEDER of the Grand Futurity Winner.

FUTURITYSHOWANDCLASSES:

The Futurity will be divided by sex and age and judged in the following classes:

Puppy Dogs: 6 to 9 Months Puppy Bitches: 6 to 9 Months9 to 12 Months 9 to 12 Months

Winning Puppy in each class will compete for Best Puppy in Futurity

Adult Dogs: 12 to 15 Months Adult Bitches: 12 to 15 Months15 Months and Older 15 Months and Older

Winning Adult in each class will compete for Best Adult in Futurity

Best Puppy and Best Adult in Futuritywill compete for the Grand Futurity Award

FUTURITY RULES, Continued

EISTRY,FORM,ANDFEE:

• A dog entered in the Futurity MUST BE ENTER in one or more of theregular classes of the ALAC National Specialty.

• The entry for the Futurity class and the regular class(es) MUST be madeon the same entry form.

• The entry must be marked in the ADDITIONAL CLASS section withthe word "Futurity" and the assigned Futurity Litter Nomination Num-

ber.

• The entry fee for the Futurity class must accompany the fee for theregular class(es).

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• There are NO AKC championship points awarded in the Futurity.

• All dogs MUST be handled by the Breeder, Owner, a member of hishousehold or an amateur substitute.

• NO REFUNDS will be made in the event of default by the person makingthe entries.

FITIURNYJUDGE.

• The Futurity Judge will be nominated by the ALAC membership andelected by majority vote of the ALAC membership's written ballot.

• The candidate who is second in the balloting shall be designatedAlternate Judge, should the first be unable to judge.


FUTURITY JUDGENOMINATION FORM

for the year 2002

I NOMINATE:

Name:

Address:

Phone:

Signature of ALAC Member nominating: Date

I ACCEPT THIS RESPONSIBILITY AND AM FULLY AWARE OF THE GUIDELINES ANDCOMMITMENT TO ALAC AND THE LHASA FANCY SHOULD I BE ELECTED. If elected, noperson residing in the same household with me shall act as an agent or handler in the Futurity compe-tition. Dogs owned wholly or in part by me or any member of my household shall be ineligible tocompete in the Futurity.

Signature of Nominee: Date

PLEASE REMEMBER:• Anyone judging the years 1998 through 2003 are ineligible to judge.. An AKC approved judge of Lhasa Apsos is ineligible to judge a Futurity.• A Futurity judge is personally responsible for all expenses incurred in such an assignment.• A person elected to judge a Futurity will be held accountable for subsequent failure to fulfill the assignment by

being listed as ineligible for Futurity judging for a period of two years.

Ma puts eo to de mailed to de 7ceteatitey ativewog eoftea aosdoottiomo am eklelared. )Mail the completed form to:

Ann Lanterman, ALAC Futurity Chairperson5109 189th Avenue NortheastSammamish, WA 98074Phone: (425) 868-0276

PLEASE RETURN ON OR BEFORE MAY 1, 2001

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Lhasa Apsos AKC TopDogssm Using All-Breed Totals

Rank NameWinsSex BIS

GroupI II

1 CH Keko's Tailor Made D 1 9 13 10

2 CH Northwind Stormy Night B 1 9 9 8

3 CH Lynnlaine's Roulette B 0 6 9 14

4 CH Rufkins Smolcin In The Boys Room D 0 2 6 9

5 CH Ta Sen Victory Tip Toe B 0 1 7 4

6 CH Hylan Shotru Date With Destiny D 0 7 3 1

7 CH Tru Blu Sun Quest D 0 6 1 6

8 CH Hylan Shotru Krisna Hotshot D 0 1 4 1

9 CH Anbara Alasara Smart Aleck D 0 0 2 4

10 CH Bearingers Indiana Jones Mba D 0 0 1 5

11 CH Martin's Sanlo Philippe Puff D 0 0 2 4

12 CH Hylan Shotru Riverviews Pixy B 0 0 2 2

13 CH Orlane's Smooth Sailing D 0 1 1 3

14 CH Ebony Lacy Scarlet Ohara B 0 1 2 1

15 CH Norbulingka GT Expectations D 0 0 2 1

16 CH LadeIls White Wine And Soda B 0 0 2 1

17 CH Riverview Shotru Daddys Girl B 0 0 2 1

18 CH Ransi's Gem K Tom Foolery D 0 0 0 0

19 CH Mi Toya Wind Chill Index D 0 0 0 2

20 CH Martin's Tic-Toc Teddybear Puff D 0 4 4 1

21 CH Chiyoko Ra Passionate Kisses B 0 0 1 0

22 CH He's Frankly Iresistible Mba D 0 1 1 1

23 CH Sharles Armful Of Dreams D 0 0 0 0

24 CH San Jo Colby D 0 0 0 1

25 CH Badea's Chairman QfTh' Board D 0 0 2 0

Lhasa Apsos AKC TopDogssm Using Breed Totals

IIIWinsIV

TotalBOBN Defeated

3 64 5,1109 66 4,6529 77 4,5774 45 2,3390 29 1,5521 21 1,5284 32 1,3353 19 9511 16 8141 19 7842 27 7273 32 6452 17 6394 21 6242 20 5791 7 5201 10 4084 20 3911 11 3860 13 3251 8 3210 6 2952 3 2901 10 2831 12 274

Rank Name Sex BOBN Defeated

1 CH Northwind Stormy Night B 66 722

2 CH Keko's Tailor Made D 64 600

3 CH Lynnlaine's Roulette B 77 519

4 CH Rufkins Smokin In The Boys Room D 45 253

5 CH Ransi's Gem K Tom Foolery D 20 233

6 CH Bearingers Indiana Jones Mba D 19 185

7 CH Mi Toya Wind Chill Index D 11 172

8 CH Norbulingka GT Expectations D 20 152

9 CH Ta Sen Victory Tip Toe B 31 150

10 CH Hylan Shotru Riverviews Pixy B 32 124 Starting January 1, 2000CH Martin's Sanlo Philippe Puff10

12

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2733

124109 and ending

CH Tru Blu Sun Quest13 CH Ebony Lacy Scarlet Ohm B 21 98 December 31, 200014 CH San Jo Colby D 10 94 For Events Processed Through Sunday,

CH Anbara Alasara Smart Aleck15 D 17 85 October 1, 2000CH Badea's Chairman Of Th' Board16 D 12 78

17 CH Hylan Shotru Krisna Hotshot D 19 77

18 CH Chiyoko Ra Passionate Kisses B 8 64

19 CH Ladells White Wine And Soda B 7 59

20 CH Orlane's Smooth Sailing D 17 5721 CH Riverview Shotru Dad •ys Girl B 10 55

22 CH Whisborne Brooksbjur Super Trouper D 7 54

22 CH Beccaman Benbridge Shayzar B 6 54

24 CH Bihar Potpourri Patti-Line D 7 50

25 CH Tabu's CL Spring Forward D 6 46 © 2000 American Kennel Club

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Intl/Am/Can Ch. San Jo Colby, CGCAm/Can Ch. San Jo Rumors Flying ROM x Am/Can Ch. San Jo Anbara Briquette

Thank you to these respected Lhasa authoritiesfor their appreciation of Colby

Mr. Robert SharpMr. Joseph GregoryM& Keke Kahn

Owner/Handler: Carol Hess

Award of MeritGroup PlacementBest Opposite Sex

ALAC NationalPuyallup Valley DFCLAF Specialty

Breeder: San Jo Lhasa Apsos

"Olde Yorkshire Dog Poem"(origin unknown)

The dogs all had a meeting,

They came from near and far,

Some came by public transport,

While others came by car.

But before they were allowed,

To enter in the hall,

Each had to hang its bottom,

On a hook upon the wall.

They all got nicely seated,

Each mother's son and sire,

When a dirty little yellow dog,

Began to holler "FIRE".

They all jumped up together,They had no time to look,

And each one grabbed at random,

A bottom from the hook.

This got their bottoms all mixed up,And made them very sore,To wear another bottom,They hadn't worn before.

And that's the reason why a dog,Will even leave a bone,To smell another bottom,In hopes to find his own.

Contributed by Rita Cloutier from the Souhegan Kennel Club Newsletter

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