Orlando DogTraining Club ODTC CLUB CALENDAR 2011/2012

Volume 20 No.’s 11 & 12 

November & December 

Orlando DogTraining Club 

A newsletter Circulation 120+ 

ODTC CLUB CALENDAR 

2011/2012 

NOVEMBER 29 & 30 

Ring Practice at the Central Florida Fairgrounds 

5—9 pm 

DECEMBER 5th 

Christmas Party at Florida Hospital Association 

in Orlando 

DECEMBER 6th & 7th 


5—9 pm 


TD Tracking Test at Lee Vista Ctr. Orlando 



5—9 pm (Changed to Monday & Tuesday 

this week due to trials Wednesday— 

Friday) 

DECEMBER 14th, 15th & 16th 

ODTC AKC OBEDIENCE TRIALS at the Orange 

County Convention Center in Orlando 

JANUARY 10th & 11th 

Classes & ring practice resume at the Central 

Florida Fairgrounds for a short 6 week session 

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THANK YOU TO CO-EDITOR SHIRLEY CONLEY 

FOR CREATING WAGGS THIS MONTH! YOUR 

HELP IS VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!!!! 

The 2011 ODTC Nominating Committee 

The officers and members of the board of the Orlando 

Dog Training Club have expressed their willingness to 

continue to serve the club in their current positions for 

the coming year 2012. Therefore the members of the 

nominating committee have unanimously agreed to 

place in nomination: 

George Light for president 

Maggie Eslinger for vice president 

Rose Oesterle for corresponding secretary 

Bobbie Kurivial for recording secretary 

Kevin Curtin for treasurer 

And to serve as members of the board: 

Linda Unger 

Martha Chamberlain 

Jeff Speicher 

Martha Tiller 

Martha Tiller, Nominating Committee Chair 

New Puppy Announcement from Mary Ellen 

Georoff: 

The newest member of our 

Kyon family: our grandpup 

Barclay is owned by our son 

and daughter-in-law, Tim 

and Jessica Georoff of NJ. 

He is the nephew of Bentley 

and great nephew of Logan. 

In addition to greeting visitors 

on Halloween, he has 

now started puppy kindergarten. 

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WAGGS Deadline: the first Monday of each month 

Editors: Shirley Conley & Maggie Eslinger 

Email: odtcwaggs@gmail.com

Notice 

Each month we receive notices of seminars and 

events for publication in Waggs. It important to 

support the dog community by publishing these 

notifications and we need your assistance. We 

request all seminars and events be submitted in 

the following format for easy integration: 

Date: 

Host Club 

Event Name 

Time 

Location 

FMI contact (can be email address, website, 

phone number, etc.) 

Thank you for your cooperation! 

For articles of interest, Waggs brags, Memorial, 

or get well information for Waggs please make 

sure they go to Carol Harris’s email at 

odtcwaggs@gmail.com. 

The Member’s Awards Application Form is available 

on the ODTC website at www.odtc.org 

Jeff Speicher is accepting application forms for 

the Members who have earned titles on their dogs 

in 2011. Please make his job easier by filling out 

the form in its entirety. Deadline for submission 

is January 1, 2012. Please email Jeff the form at 

retrieverman@me.com or snail mail the form (but 

please print legibly) to: 

Jeff Speicher 

17309 Vinola Lane 

Monteverde, FL 34756 

Thank You! 

Statement from the AKC regarding 

REGISTRATION, TRANSFER, AND 

CO-OWNERSHIP RESTRUCTURED 

FEES 

The AKC Board of Directors voted unanimously at its 

October 2011 meeting to restructure the individual dog 

registration and co-ownership fees. This new fee structure 

will allow AKC to continue its good works for all 

dogs, including canine health research donations, 

search-and-rescue dog grants, lost dog recovery, kennel 

inspections, monitoring canine legislation, and promoting 

responsible dog ownership among other programs. 

AKC can also continue to provide the same level of 

quality vital services to clubs, exhibitors and breeders. 

This is the first registration fee increase since 2007 despite 

the continuing economic challenges facing the 

country and as a result the sport of purebred dogs. 

As of January 1, 2012, the first-time individual dog 

registration fee and each basic transfer of ownership 

fee will increase to $30 per dog. This new fee structure 

also includes modifications to co-ownership. With the 

first-time individual dog registration as well as any 

subsequent transfer of dog ownership, one (1) primary 

owner will be listed with the $30 registration or transfer 

fee. In addition, a $10 fee will be added for each 

additional owner listed on the registration certificate.* 

The primary owner will receive the official AKC Registration 

Certificate and each additional owner will receive 

an e-mail only copy of the registration certificate. 

The e-mail copy will be clearly marked COPY, will not 

display the certificate issue date, and will not have the 

transfer form on the back. 

Owners of AKC Registered Dogs will still receive the 

same benefits as before including: AKC Registration 

Certificate, Complimentary Trial Pet Health Care Insurance, 

Eligibility to Participate in AKC Events, New 

Puppy Handbook, and Optional discounted Registration 

Packages. As the nation’s only not-for-profit registry, 

we look forward to the continued support of dog 

owners through registration with the American Kennel 

Club. Together we will overcome the current challenges 

of the economy and continue our good works on 

behalf of all dogs. 

*Co-owners of dams registering litter members to the 

litter owners will be exempt from this additional fee. 

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Minutes of Orlando Dog Training Club 

General Meeting Minutes 

Nov 14, 2011 

George Light opened the meeting at 7:30 pm. Brags 

were discussed from recent trials. 

Report of the President: George went over the Orlando 

DTC calendar for the month of December and 

reminded ODTC Members of the following: 

Dec 5 th , 2011 Christmas Party at FHA. Get RSVP’s 

to Robin Hammel steadyteddylee@embarqmail.com by 

Nov 28 th . $5 Members/$8 Guests. Remember to bring 

your pet food donation for the Seniors Meals on Wheels 

food for pets program to the party. 

Dec 10 th & 11 th , 2011 Tracking Test to be held at Lee 

Vista Ctr. Entries close Dec 1 st . More entries are expected 

per George’s estimate. 

Dec 14 th , 15 th & 16 th , 2011 ODTC AKC Obedience 

Trials at the Orange County Convention Center – West 

Building – Parking Lot D ($13.00 a day). Stewards 

sign up sheets were distributed. Those who sign up will 

be given a $50 gift card for each full day worked (8 -5) 

and a ticket to the NOI for one day on the weekend as 

well as reimbursement for parking ($13 /day) and lunch 

served by ODTC. Steward dress is black pants & a 

white collared shirt with a dark sweater or jacket in case 

it is chilly. Comfortable shoes of your choice as there 

will be long days. Steward badges were discussed. 

Discussion ensued regarding ordering a ribbon to attach 

to the steward badge to better identify stewards. 

Membership: Rose checked the following members for 

attendance - Bill & Donna McCombs with the Chocolate 

Lab Ret puppy from the Puppy K class are attending 

their second meeting tonight and have volunteered 

to steward at the Dec 15 & 16, 2011 trials. Linda Perry 

was voted in to ODTC Membership. Linda is also volunteering 

for the Dec. trials to steward and has stewarded 

for ODTC in the recent trials in October. 

machine that allows for very nice color graphics. He 

has offered to make ODTC a banner for the Dec Trials. 

He is asking for ODTC members to send action obedience 

photos to him in High-Res so he can see what will 

work. Send to Bobbie Roberts at prints@cfrepro.com 

Training Dept: One more week of classes then closed 

for Thanksgiving week. Nov 29/30 Ring Rentals (8-9 

Tuesday conformation in one ring). Same Dec 6/7, Dec 

12/13 is a Monday/Tuesday the week of our Trials and 

we will be open different days to help to accommodate 

folks seeking practice before the NOI. Classes resume 

Jan 10/11. 

NEW POTTY BAG DISPENSER STATIONS: 

Linda Unger reminded Members that new Potty Bag 

Dispensers have been placed directly outside the front 

door of our training building. Please use them and pass 

on the word. Please keep our fairgrounds clean. 

Reminder of Vehicle Safety at the CFF: Maggie reminded 

folks that during the holidays there are often 

break-ins to our vehicles in the area of the Central Florida 

Fairgrounds. Please do not leave anything valuable 

in your vehicle and make sure you lock it! 

Plaques & Bars: Plaques & Bars information is due to 

Jeff Speicher by January 1 st , 2012. Please see the new 

form online at www.odtc.org and email it to him at retrieverman@me.com 

or mail it to him snail mail if you 

must – but please write legibly. Thank You! 

Meeting closed at about 8:45pm. Meeting Minutes 

taken by Maggie Eslinger (Bobbie Kurivial was out of 

town). 11/14/2011 

Treasurer’s Report: Kevin Curtin provided the Treasurers 

Report. Kevin reported $39,662.50 in class registrations 

and that puts the club $21,452 in the black. 

Kevin thanked Linda Unger for her hard work. 

New Business: Rick Roberts has a new sign printing 

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New In-Office Titer Test for Dogs: 

Test Before Revaccinating 

Jan Rasmusen, author of Scared Poopless: The Straight Scoop on 

Dog Care, posted the following on her website, 

www.Dogs4Dogs.com, on 11 Aug 2011 01:47 PM PDT: 

Blood antibody titer testing (a simple blood test) is the 

best way to determine if an animal or human has received 

immunity from vaccination. (Just giving a vaccine 

proves only that you’ve given it, not that it 

worked.) 

Testing your pup after her ”puppy shots” tells you if 

immunity was achieved, potentially eliminating unnecessary 

revaccination. (Remember, every vaccine brings 

with it the potential for adverse reactions, ranging from 

a fever to even death.) Testing a new adult dog, or a 

dog with unknown vaccination history, helps determine 

if further vaccination is necessary and tells you which 

vaccines, if any, to give. In the US, most experts recommend 

testing for parvovirus and distemper. Most 

other vaccines are either unnecessary in many areas or 

don’t confer immunity long enough to bother testing. At 

this time, titer testing is NOT a legal substitute for rabies 

vaccination. 

If your vet doesn’t test titers as a routine matter before 

revaccinating, or if the cost is prohibitive, I hope you’ll 

tell your vet about a new inexpensive, quick in-office 

test. I am writing about it for information purposes 

only hoping it will help promote titer testing before 

routine revaccination. I do not profit financially from 

this new test. — Jan 

To learn more about testing titers, including how often 

to test and why it is often safer and less expensive than 

revaccinating, read my article about titer testing 

(www.dogs4dogs.com/blog/2008/10/22/titer-test). Upcoming 

is a short article sent to me by Biogal, the 

maker of the new test, the Canine VacciCheck. 

Test kits are 

available for 

dogs, cats and 

birds. 

Titer Testing Can Assist in Avoiding Core 

Vaccine Over Vaccination 

Although most veterinarians agree vaccines are necessary 

to prevent serious canine and feline infectious diseases, 

the frequency in which pets are vaccinated is debated. 

Why does this matter Although vaccines are largely 

safe for healthy animals, adverse reactions, both minor 

and serious, do occur. This is particularly bad when 

vaccines were given unnecessarily because the animal 

didn’t need the vaccine in the first place. 

It is known that dogs, after vaccination, often maintain 

protective antibody to the important core diseases Canine 

Hepatitis, Parvovirus and Distemper for three or 

more years. Blood studies have shown immunity for 

seven years or more. But how do we know that the antibody 

levels of our pets through vaccination are adequate 

Titer Testing to Determine Duration of Immunity 

(DOI) 

Duration of immunity refers to the length of time an 

animal is able to resist disease. Blood antibody tests 

can be used to demonstrate the DOI after vaccination 

for many vaccines, including all the core vaccines. 

When antibodies are present there should be no need to 

revaccinate the dog or cat for the specific disease tested. 

If antibody titer is absent, some vets believe a previously 

vaccinated dog should be revaccinated unless 

there is a medical basis for not so doing so. Studies 

have shown, however, that a dog that has had it’s 

“puppy shots” is likely immune for many years, even 

for life. 

Previously, a significant drawback in performing antibody 

tests was the cost and the time to obtain results, as 

it required sending blood or serum to a lab. Consequently, 

many pets were unnecessarily needlessly vaccinated 

in the interest of time and money. . Times have 

changed. 

A Concept Change in Titer Testing 

The Canine VacciCheck is a rapid, simple, reliable and 

cost-effective antibody test useful in determining if a 

dog requires additional vaccination. It can also help de- 

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termine the vaccination status of a dog with unknown 

vaccination history or help determine if puppies or kittens 

have developed immunity from vaccination. 

What is also unique about the VacciCheck is that it s 

test provides a simultaneous result developed for all 

three core vaccines per test, and results are received 

within 20 minutes. Veterinary clinics and, shelters and 

therefore have a quick and simple in-office test that can 

be performed at a reasonable cost to the pet owner. 

In the past, even though there was an intention by many 

pet owners and /or veterinarians to carry out titer testing 

for core vaccines as opposed to instead of automatically 

revaccinating, the price of a titer test when compared to 

a vaccination was often prohibitive. Therefore, as a result, 

with the price factor lessened via the use of the 

VacciCheck, veterinarians can send ‘annual health 

check’ reminders instead of vaccination reminder cards 

for vaccines. 

The ‘annual health check’ moves the emphasis from, 

and client expectation of, annual revaccination, thus 

saving the client money and eliminating adverse reactions 

from unnecessary vaccination. 

Read what world renowned canine vaccination expert 

Dr. Ron Schultz wrote about this product 

(www.biogal.co.il/biogal/Articles/VacciCheck). Another 

article on vaccination that may be of interest: 

Vaccinating Dogs: 10 Steps to Eliminating Unnecessary 

Shots (www.dogs4dogs.com/blog/2009/04/22/nounnecessary-dog-shots). 

FDA Continues to Caution Dog Owners 

About Chicken Jerky Products 

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is again 

cautioning consumers that chicken jerky products for 

dogs (also sold as chicken tenders, strips or treats) 

may be associated with illness in dogs. In the last 12 

months, FDA has seen an increase in the number of 

complaints it received of dog illnesses associated with 

consumption of chicken jerky products imported from 

China. These complaints have been reported to FDA 

by dog owners and veterinarians. 

FDA issued a cautionary warning regarding chicken 

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jerky products to consumers in September 2007 and a 

Preliminary Animal Health Notification in December 

of 2008. After seeing the number of complaints received 

drop off during the latter part of 2009 and most 

of 2010, the FDA is once again seeing the number of 

complaints rise to the levels of concern that prompted 

release of our earlier warnings. 

Chicken jerky products should not be substituted for a 

balanced diet and are intended to be fed occasionally 

in small quantities. 

FDA is advising consumers who choose to feed their 

dogs chicken jerky products to watch their dogs 

closely for any or all of the following signs that may 

occur within hours to days of feeding the products: 

decreased appetite; decreased activity; vomiting; diarrhea, 

sometimes with blood; increased water consumption 

and/or increased urination. If the dog shows 

any of these signs, stop feeding the chicken jerky 

product. Owners should consult their veterinarian if 

signs are severe or persist for more than 24 hours. 

Blood tests may indicate kidney failure (increased 

urea nitrogen and creatinine). Urine tests may indicate 

Fanconi syndrome (increased glucose). Although most 

dogs appear to recover, some reports to the FDA have 

involved dogs that have died. 

FDA, in addition to several animal health diagnostic 

laboratories in the U.S., is working to determine why 

these products are associated with illness in dogs. 

FDA’s Veterinary Laboratory Response Network 

(VLRN) is now available to support these animal 

health diagnostic laboratories. To date, scientists have 

not been able to determine a definitive cause for the 

reported illnesses. FDA continues extensive chemical 

and microbial testing but has not identified a contaminant. 

The FDA continues to actively investigate the problem 

and its origin. Many of the illnesses reported may be 

the result of causes other than eating chicken jerky. 

Veterinarians and consumers alike should report cases 

of animal illness associated with pet foods to the FDA 

Consumer Complaint Coordinator in their state or go 

to http://www.fda.gov/petfoodcomplaints. 

Source: http://www.fda.gov/AnimalVeterinary/ 

NewsEvents/CVMUpdates/ucm280586.htm 

(November 18, 2011) 



Volusia Kennel Club’s Sanction B Match. 

On Saturday and Sunday, September 24-25, Lexi 

took Best of Breed both days in the West Volusia 

Kennel Club’s All Breed shows. 

October 2, Dog Club Of Hollywood Agility Trials, 

Davie, Fl.: 

Travis, Beardie earned his 2nd Novice Jumpers 

Leg, 2nd Place. 

October 8 & 9, ODTC Obedience Trials, Orlando: 

Gabe, Sheltie earned his RAE Title, finishing with 

a PERFECT SCORE. Now we are finished with 

rally, onto bigger things in obedience. 

Gibbet, Briard, earned her Beginners Novice Title, 

3rd Place, 195. 

Takoda was entered in Wild Card Novice, 181 on 

the 8th, 189 ½ on the 9th. Still wired but getting 

better. 

Thank you Travis, Gabe, Gibbet, and Takoda for 

jobs well done. 

Aline 

HIGH COMBINED AWARD, 1st UDX LEG, First 

OTCh Points, Two 2nd Placements in Open B! 

Rival’s MarCar Vhari UD, GN, GO, RN, VER – 

Border Collie “Vhari” earned her first UDX Leg at 

the IPOC trials Oct 22 & 23, 2011 and in doing so 

she earned the High Combined Award out of Open 

B & Utility B (scores of 194/185.5) and 2nd Place 

in Open B. She earned 2nd Place in Open B 

again Sunday with a 195. She also earned her 

first 4 or 5 OTCh points as well! It was a fun 

weekend! Thanks to all who have helped! 

Maggie & Darren Eslinger 

On Saturday and Sunday, October 1-2, Lexi took 

Best of Breed X4, and one Group 3 placement in 

the IABCA Conformation shows. She completed 

her International Champion at (Adult) title; she 

now holds 5 IABCA titles: IntCH, JHA (National 

and International), and JÜA (National and International). 

On Saturday, October 22 and Saturday, October 

29, Lexi successfully passed 3 Coursing Ability 

Tests (CAT), qualifying her for her CA (Coursing 

Ability) title. Beginning January, 2012, Portuguese 

Podengo Pequenos will be eligible to compete in 

AKC Lure Coursing Trials, although like the Italian 

Greyhound, they will be ineligible to complete for 

Best in Field due to safety concerns. 

November 19-20, Lexi showed in 2 of the 4 Mid- 

Ohio Cluster dog shows in Columbus, OH. At the 

Lima Kennel Club Show on Saturday, she took 

Best Open Bitch; on Sunday at the Central Ohio 

Kennel Club Show, she took Best Open Bitch 

and Best of Opposite Sex. 

Nancy Kelley 

On Saturday, September 17, Lexi (Falcao’s Alexi) 

competed in the UKC shows in Lakeland where 

she took Best Open Bitch in both shows. She 

was defeated for Best of Breed by her half-brother, 

Beemer, who was there with his (and Lexi’s) 

breeder. 

On Friday, September 23, Lexi took Best of 

Breed and Best in Miscellaneous in the West 

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Email: odtcwaggs@gmail.com 

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For our Fall vacation this year we decided to go to Maine. 

Since Cooper only needed 2 points and a competition win 

to complete his UKC Championship I looked for a show 

in Maine or along the way. I found one in Andover, Connecticut! 

Four shows in two days – we hopefully would 

be able to finish. The show grounds were on a working 

farm. Need I say more After 4 days of rain no less. 

Guess where Cooper’s nose was No competition the 

first day but we still did fair. Next day competition we 

got points and competition win in show one, pulled in 

short list in group (but he did puppy stuff) so didn’t place, 

judge really wanted to put him up but just couldn’t. But 

More brags from Maggie & Darren Eslinger: 

1st Place in Open B, few more OTCh points Rival’s 

MarCar Vhari, UD, GN, GO, VER, RN (Border Collie) 

earned a 1st in Open B out of seven dogs competing 

(194.5) Boy the sit stay was evidently very tough for 

dogs that day - they dropped like flies! And there was NO 

HC awarded Saturday either! Vhari also earned a Rally 

Advanced B Leg with a 95 (her mother blew 3 points for 

her re-doing a station she thought they entered incorrectly 

but didn’t! LOL!). Lizzie did her best but didn’t quite 

make it into the Q zone! 

AND Good News from the Greater Ocala Trials Nov. 17 

-20, 2011: 

Lizzie finished her UD in three straight trials (after failing 

7 trials!) and was first place each day because no one 

else could qualify! Scores were 185, 190, 182. Whew! 

Glad that is done! 

he finished his Championship!! So when he got beat in 

show 2 by a very nice rookie dog and handler at their first 

show I did not mind. It was funny in that the man kept 

apologizing to me as I had loaned him the proper collar 

and leash and gave him handling tips etc. and convinced 

him to stay by telling him you never know what will happen 

in dog shows. I was so proud and happy for him. Of 

course, it did not hurt as I had accomplished my goal already. 

. . . 

The weekend of my Mom’s 100th Birthday party we 

made our debut in ODTC’s obedience trials both days in 

Beginner Novice. To our great delight we Q’d both 

days with a 193 & a 192! So far we are having a really 

good year and Cooper’s breeder is very proud of us. 

However, we could not have done it without the help and 

support of all our dog buddies and instructors (you know 

who you are) a million thanks!!!!! 

Warmest Puppy Hugs 

Vhari moved up to Rally Ex B and passed the three days 

we were able to show (missed one day due to conflicts) 

and earned her RE title with a 4th, 3rd & 1st Place 

though I don’t recall the scores even though I wrote them 

down somewhere! Vhari earned two UDX legs in four 

days, Q’d three out of four days in Utility B and Q’d three 

out of four days in Open B. She came home with another 

one of her OTCh requirements - a needed Utility B 1st 

Place (and two more OTCh points), one 2nd Place, two 

3rd Place & one 4th Place ribbons out of the B classes. 

She also won High Combined one day and gathered a 

few more OTCh points from the placements. Vhari 

worked in three classes a day except for one missed class 

and Lizzie in one a day so it was very busy but very fun. 

Thanks to everyone who helps with run-throughs & practice! 

Thanks to ODTC for a great training facility. 

Shirley Conley and smooth collie, Blade, (Ceilidh's 

Forged at Deep River) finished their CDX at the Greater 

Ocala trials in November, with 2 first placements. 

Candy Zimmerman 

U-CG Shamrock Acres Rum Runner CGC (Cooper) 

Shamrock Acres Magic Man CDX, CGC (Merlyn) 

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Interested in Beginner Novice 

In an effort to help in the training of Judges, demonstrate 

new classes and highlight changes to the AKC's Obedience 

Regulations, as well as provide an introduction to 

the sport of Obedience to individuals outside of the AKC, 

the AKC's Companion Events Field Staff recently produced 

a 5-minute demonstration video of the very popular 

Beginner Novice Class. 

Check it out at the following link: 

www.youtube.com/watchv=B8vG8izORnk 

Sunny's Shilo at Five Oaks (Smooth Collie) and Robin 

earned their second leg in Novice A at Hernando County 

Obedience Trial. Score was a very respectable 193 getting 

us our first First Place Ribbon. Thanks to ODTC for 

a great training program!! 

Robin Hammel 

The video shows how the class should be run with basic 

information on the exercises (it does not to go through 

the Regulations for the Class). 

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ODTC TRAINING SCHEDULE 

JAN/FEB 2012 

SHORT SCHEDULE – 6 WEEKS 

BEGINS JAN 10/11 – ENDS FEB 14/15 – 2012 

TUESDAY EVENINGS 

7:00 – 8:00 PM Kindergarten (Fleming, Horowitz, Kilpatrick) 

7:00 – 8:00 PM Older Puppy & Beginner, (McCoy, Otero) 

7:00 – 8:00 PM Utility (Unger) 

7:00 – 8:00 PM Versatility Two (Eslinger) 

8:10 – 9:10 PM Crate Games (4 weeks) (Kidd) 

8:10 – 9:10 PM Versatility One – (Murray, Oesterle) 

8:10 – 9:10 PM Canine Good Citizen (Kilpatrick) 

8:10 – 9:10 PM Conformation (Jensen) 

5:00 – 7:00 PM Ring Rental available 15 minute segments 

Members $7.00 Non-members $10.00 

WEDNESDAY EVENINGS 

5:00 – 6:30 PM Prep to Show (Thompson) 

6:30 – 8:00 PM Rally (Blaauw) 

7:00 – 8:00 PM Versatility One (Speicher/Kurivial) 

7:00 – 8:00 PM Older Puppy & Beginner (Noren/Roberts) 

8:10 – 9:10 PM Pet Tricks (Kurivial/Wood) 

8:10 – 9:10 PM Versatility Two (Unger) 

8:10 – 9:10 PM Conformation (Jensen) 

5:00 – 9:10 PM Ring rental available 15 minute segments 

Members $7.00 Non-members $10.00 

This schedule is valid only for the January/February 2012 session. A new schedule will be 

posted during the Feb/March break. Please check the website for the new, updated 

schedule. 

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WAGGS 

Maggie Eslinger 

6971 Green Swamp Road 

Clermont, Fl. 34714 

352-242-5328 

odtcmaggie@yahoo.com 

Address Correction Requested 

. 

Waggs is published monthly by The Orlando Dog Training Club, Inc. The views and opinions listed 

herein do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of The Orlando Dog Training Club or the 

editor. The Orlando Dog Training Club and editor are not responsible for non-ODTC sponsored events 

listed herein and these items are listed solely for the convenience of our dog community members. 

The Orlando Dog Training Club’s next General 

Club Meetings are held on the 4th Monday of 

each month at 7:30 p.m. at Florida Hospital 

Association. The next Meeting Dates are: 

Dec 5, 2011 Holiday Party 

January 23, 2012 

February 27, 2012 

* * * * * * * * * * * * 

Orlando Dog Training Club 

Phone Number 

407-856-4114 

Website www.odtc.org 

Inside this edition 

December trials, Nominating Committee Report page 1 

AKC Statement on Registration Fee changes page 2 

Meeting Minutes page 3 

New In-Office Titer Test information page 4-5 

FDA Caution about Chicken Jerky Products page 5 

Brags page 6-8 

Class Schedule page 9 

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Orlando DogTraining Club ODTC CLUB CALENDAR 2011/2012

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