MLTC Yearbook 215-16 - Copy

YEARBOOK.
2015-2016
2016
CH. ROGERHOLME RECRUIT B.I.S. CRUFTS 1963
2015—30th ANNIVERSARY SHOW YEAR
MIDLAND LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB.

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Year Book Index
Yearbook Cover 01
Yearbook Index 02
Dates for your Diary 03
Lakeland Terrier Calendar 2015 04
Officers and Committee Members 05
MLTC history and review Ch. Show 6-7
MLTC 30th Anniversary Open Show 8-19
The Power Of The Paw 20-29
Discover Dogs Crufts 30-33
Discover Dogs Excel 34-36
Agility Sheila and Ruby 37-41
LT CC Winners 2015 42-43
MLTC 30th Anniversary Ch. Show 44-54
Ebrooks 55
Saredon 56-57
Stanstead 58-59
Van Foliny Home 60
Monsoonmoon 61
Breed Health Co-ordinators report 62-69
Kennel Club Microchipping Registered Dogs 70-72
Lakeland Terrier History of Breed Origins 72-73
Back to Basics Lakelands-Welsh Terriers 74-79
Lakeland Terrier Show Results 2015 80-83
Secretary/Treasurer report 84
MLTC Statement Of Accounts 2015 85
M.L.T.C. Constitution 2015 86-89
MLTC general Code Of Ethics 90
L.T. Breed Standard 91
LT Joint Judges List /Criteria2014 92-95
List Of Members 2014 96-97
MLTC Judges Who have officiated 98-99
MLTC Back Cover 100

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Midland Lakeland Terrier Club.
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
2016.
AT SHENSTONE VILLAGE HALL.
OPEN SHOW
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SUNDAY 20th MARCH.
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Judge: Colin Powell (Bowtman)
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CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
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SUNDAY 18th SEPTEMBER.
Judge: Elaine Baldwin (Robelroy)
website:
www. mltc.org.uk
www.mltc facebook.com
For further details
contact
Helen Ashe
0121 355 4562
Email: hrileyashe@gmail.com

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Lakeland Terrier Calendar 2016.
Club or Society. Show Date. Judge.
Manchester Dog Society* January Joanne Vickers
Crufts NEC. B, Ham* March Roger Crooks
National Terrier* April Debbie Graham
Birmingham National* May Mike Vickers
Scottish Kennel Club* May M. Armstrong
Southern Counties* June Dan Ericsson
Border Union* June Angela Johnston
Windsor Society* July Ronnie Irving
Leeds Society* July Bob Blackley
Welsh Kennel Club* Aug Paul Harding
City Of Birmingham* Sept Joe Ashe
Ladies kennel Association* Dec Andrew Hunt
LAKELAND CLUB SHOW EVENTS.
Midland Lakeland Club March 20th Colin Powell
Lakeland Terrier Club* April 10th Nick Connell
Lakeland Terrier Society July 31st Judges Seminar.
Lakeland Terrier Club July 10th Tony McDermott
Midland Lakeland Club* Sept 18th Elaine Baldwin
Lakeland Terrier Society* Oct 23rd Brian Kerrush
KENNEL CLUB LAKELAND REGISTRATIONS 205 (2015)

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Officers and Committee 2015.
Patron John Averis President Reg Taylor
Chairman Rob Watkins Treasurer Helen Ashe
V. Chair Beryl McCallum As. Secretary Kate Watkins.
COMMITTEE.
Joe Ashe, Pauline Girdwood, Simon Girdwood, Gail Duhig,
Sarah Watkins, Sadie & Don Ross Johnston.
SECRETARY: Helen Ashe
Hon Auditors.
Max & Sue King
Subscriptions Due from the 1 st January 2016.
Single £7.00
Joint £9.00
Overseas £10.00
Cheques and Postal Orders made out to;
“MIDLAND LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB”
PayPal via website
Please send to:
Treasurer:Helen Ashe.
16 Ebrook Road,
Sutton Coldfield
West Midlands Tel: 0121 355 4562.
B72 INY.
email: hrileyashe@gmail.com
website:
www. mltc.org.uk www.mltc facebook.com

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MIDLAND LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
SEPTEMBER 2015.
Saturday 19 th September was greeted with excellent weather and the
Midland Lakeland Terrier Club Championship Show, Secretary Helen
Ashe greeted exhibitors and visitors alike as they entered Shenstone
Village Hall which has been the home of the Club for some years now,
the Club is celebrating its 30 th Show year quite some achievement for a
British numerically small breed.
The concept and idea for the club was hatched on the patio of Reg & Dot
Taylor’s home in Derbyshire, Reg, Dot and close friend Gerald Gensberg
recognised the that the Midlands was fast becoming a hot bed for the
breed and terriers in general. The next stage for the trio was to gather
support for a breed club to service the interest in the Midlands, with support
from the Lakeland Terrier Society and many Terrier people the application
was sent to the Kennel Club which was duly rejected.
During the Birmingham National Championship Dog Show of 1984 supporters
lobbied many known Kennel Club members, the hard work carried
out by the Club’s supporters paid off when the registration was accepted
later that year. A licence was granted for an Open show on 10 th
March 1985 to be held at Featherstone Community Centre near Wolverhampton.
The committee with Reg Taylor as President (who still holds
this position today) and Gerald Gensberg Chairman chose the top Lakeland
person of the day in Les Atkinson (Saredon) to judge the first show
of the newly formed Midland Lakeland Terrier Club. Les Atkinson (father
of Judy Averis) who handled Champion Rogerholme Recruit to Best in
Show at Crufts in 1963 unfortunately passed away shortly before the
show took place.
Mr Frank Jones, another top terrier handler was able to step in at short
notice and completed the appointment.
The Club has grown in popularity with its central location and dedicated
hard work of Secretary Helen Ashe with a small but hard working committee,
the club has for many years been breaking new ground in order
to attract not just the show exhibitors but Lakeland Terrier owners in
general which gives the Midland Lakeland Terrier Club shows a very
friendly social atmosphere.

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The MLTC has also under the leadership of Helen Ashe put a tremendous
amount of work into Discover Dogs at Crufts and also the now finished
Discover Dogs at Earls Court, being part of the events since their
beginnings. Many of the present Lakeland Terrier judges have began
their first breed judging appointments with the Midland Lakeland Terrier
Club and continue to support up and coming judges with first time appointments
and breed stakes classes in order to gain valuable experience
and the all important numbers.
The judge for the 2015 Championship show was Dieny De Munter ( Van
Foliny Home) her first time awarding Challenge Certificates in the breed,
Dieny is well known around terrier circles having done her terrier apprenticeship
at the famous Saredon kennels with the late Judy Averis
who was the Midland Lakeland Terrier Club Patron for many years.
Dieny now lives in Belgium and has her own successful kennel.
Thank you, to Our Dogs Photographer Rob Jones for recording the show
in photos and for advertising it in our Dogs Newspaper and to all the
sponsors i.e. celebration cakes (2) Prosecco and donations in kind.
After the judging had been completed a celebration birthday cake donated
by founder member Wendy Bower was enjoyed with the aid of a
little alcoholic beverage.
Thank you, to our members and Exhibitors for their support in the past
for their attendance at the shows and hopefully in the future.
The Midland Lakeland Terrier Club known for its new ideas organised an
exhibitor’s ring number draw with 10 x £10.00 cash prizes while the
festivities continued. The Midland Lakeland Terrier Club is a credit to its
Officers, Committee and its loyal band of Lakeland Terriers owners, long
may it continue………………………………………..Joe Ashe.

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2015 OPEN SHOW ANNIVERSARY CAKE
DONATED BY ANNE AND SIMON TIPPER
AND DECORATED BY
GAIL DUHIG.
PROSSECCO DONATED BY PAULINE AND SIMON GIRDWOOD.

2015 OPEN SHOW CLUB ROSETTES.
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30TH ANNIVERSARY MEMBERS BADGES
AND EXHIBITORS RING CLIPS.

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CHAIRMAN: ROB WATKINS -JUDGE LISA CALLON WINN.
SECRETARY HELEN ASHE.
MLTC COMMITTEE. LEFT TO RIGHT:
DON GAIL PAULINE SIMON KATE HELEN SADIE AND ROB.
JOE WAS TAKING PHOTO.

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22nd March 2015 Midland Lakeland Terrier Club Open show.
I would like to thank the Midland Lakeland Terrier Club for inviting me to
judge their 30th Anniversary Club Open Show. My family & I had a very enjoyable
day with great hospitality from the Club & celebrating along with the
exhibitors & spectators alike. Also many thanks to the exhibitors for supporting
me with the excellent entry.
Not in Show Trim (4)
1 Ross-Johnson’s Glentops Bronze Belle, a pretty little bitch, very feminine,
a little small in size but all in proportion. Nice pleasing head & correct Lakeland
expression. Good spring of rib & level topline. Pleasing bend of stifle.
Well-handled.
V (3)
1 Woodward’s Aaronsway Sungleam, very well presented dog, lovely head,
ears & keen eye giving the correct Lakeland expression. Very good bone &
sound body structure. Moved well front & rear, pleasing tailset. Would benefit
from losing a little weight. BVIS.
PD (0).
JD (1)
1 Barnes’ Robelroy Robin, this dog has a nice head with keen expression,
correct mouth, more facial furnishings will improve the overall appearance
of his head. He is well bodied, overall in good proportion all round. Just
needs to settle on the move. I am sure he will only improve with maturity.
ND (1)
1 Brudles Get Set Go, lovely headed dog with pleasing head & correct bite.
Good reach of neck leading into short back & good level topline, stifles well
angulated, this shows when he really strides out on the move. Good coated
dog.
PGD (1)
1 Ross-Johnson’s Luble Bomerang Barbel at Monsoonmoon, a lovely sound
dog with correct head, nice ears & pleasing expression. Well laid back
shoulders. Well bodied & in great condition, good bend of stifle giving pleasing
movement. Great furnishings.

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LD (1)
1 Kerrigan & Leadbetter’s Leadstaff Street Life, earset slightly high just
spoiling overall expression a little. Otherwise nice pleasing head, good
strong mouth, good reach of neck. Correct front, good tailset & well presented.
Very keen dog, moves with drive.
OD (1)
1 Riley’s Brindlefield Mr Bojangles, a beautiful dog, very well presented with
great head, good reach of neck, excellent front & level topline, good bend of
stifle. Excellent mover, On tip-toes of expectation at all times. A wellproportioned
dog overall. BD & BIS.
PB (0). JB (0). NB (0).
PGB (3)
1 Mackenzie’s Golden Uldale Plover, a nice headed bitch with good keen
expression. Correct mouth, good straight front. Great topline, with good tailset
& plenty behind, nice bend of stifle. Good movement front & rear but
would improve to move slightly slower. BB & RBIS.
LB (2)
1 Woodward’s Eskwyre The Whole Shebang, shows & moves well. Nice
bitch overall. Could do with slightly less weight which detracts from her overall
qualities. Well handled & presented. Also winner of Stakes class.
OB (1)
1 Duhig’s Robelroy Reseda, good headed bitch with nice ears & good strong
mouth, However carries head a little low on movement slightly spoiling outline.
Nice reach of neck, leading into lovely straight front. Slightly taller than
most, drives well on the move. On tip-toe of expectation at all times. Good
coat, pleasing shape overall.
Stakes (8)
1 Eskwyre The Whole Shebang.
BIS Rileys Brindlefield Mr Bojangles;
RBIS, Mackenzies Golden Uldale Plover.
BV, Woodwards Aaronsway Sungleam.
JUDGE: LISA CALLON-WINN.

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TOBY
FERGUS
ARNIE
ZIGGY

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COLIN
TED
REENO
LIL
BUTTON
RUBY
Open Show Photos by Don Ross-Johnson.

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MLTC Stakes Class.
1) Best in Show Rileys Brindlefield Mr Bojangles.
2) Reserve Best in Show, Mackenzies Golden Urdale Plover.
3) Best Veteran Woodwards Aaronsway Sungleam.

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Lakie Visitors to the Show.
MLTC MEMBERS AND THEIR LAKIES. BAILEY, ROSIE, JACOB, COLIN AND ARNIE.
COLIN
LIL

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HAMPER RAFFLE PRIZE WINNER SIMON TIPPER
DON
CUTTING ANNIVERSARY CAKE.
OPEN SHOW 2015.

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“The Power of the Paw”
Waffle the Lakeland Terrier who lives in Devon was featured in lots
of national newspapers last year when a friend Sally Grist who also
has a Lakeland Terrier, Barley suggested she would sponsor Waffle
£1 a ball she found for a week, to raise money for Terrier SOS. Terrier
SOS is a very small UK based charity who rescue abused, abandoned
and neglected dogs across Europe who are often in put to
sleep shelters. Waffle found 23 balls in that one week.... we thought
me might raise £100...we put it on Facebook and the event went
global and we raised £4,575...this year we wanted to do something
different.
This year we wanted to do another fund raiser...but I didnt want it to
be just about Waffle..so Sally and I came up with the idea of a 'World
Wide Sponsored Treasure (Treshur) hunt'. So dogs that don't like
balls or who don't have the opportunity to find balls could take part.
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We posted the 'World Wide Sponsored Treasure hunt' on Facebook
hoping we might get a few people and pawpals to take part. We
listed 25 items that people and their dogs needed to find while out
and about on their walks. We chose 25 items that we thought were
universal and could be found wherever you might be in the world,
such as a park bench, a red door, the number 8, a statue, a policeman/policewoman,
a tree stump/fallen tree, a water feature, a
round window, a post box, a flag, a celebrity etc etc The idea being to
take a photo of each item found with your dog...and also to get sponsorship
to help raise money for Terrier SOS here in the UK....we did
also say that if people in the USA would like to take part then if they
wanted to they were more than welcome to send a donation to
WFTRM (Wire Fox Terrier rescue Midwest) as they do amazing rescue
work too! People were invited to be as creative as they like with the
items...thinking outside the box! To enjoy and have fun! Also they
didn't have to find every item, but to post a photo online as proof of
their treasure finds.

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We were overwhelmed by the response! People and their dogs
from all over the world joined in the fun...We have had photos from
all over the United States of America ...Australia...New Zealand...Canada...Hungary....France....Italy....Spain...Switzerland...Kor
ea....Germany...Ireland...to name but a few countries....and here in
the UK!
We’ve had Tui I(another Lakeland) in New Zealand who’s sniffed
out the All Blacks… Jaxon in Paris who’s dug up a French flag…
Poby (a Lakeland too) in Korea has fetched some astronauts… and
of course - our very own Waffle was busy tracking down borlees
(balls) left right and centre! Over 275 dogs were treasure hunting
all over the world, and there are some amazing photograph.
So far we’ve raised £7,000 for Terrier SOS, a small UK charity who
rescue abandoned, neglected and abused dogs. This total is going
to rise further as we are currently doing a book of the
'Treshur hunt'
featuring many
of the amazing
photos from all
around the
world.
I think this is a
heart-warming
‘tail’ of true
international
cooperation via
social media,
and all in aid of
rescuing and re-homing abandoned dogs and helping save lives of
less fortunate dogs. So many people have messaged us saying
what a wonderful event this treasure hunt is...helping raise money
to change and save lives of dogs who might otherwise be put to
sleep. It also shows the positive side of Social Media...and people
have commented about how many new friends they have made
across the globe through seeing all the photos and connecting to
like minded dog lovers. SARAH BENNETT.

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LAKELAND POBY FROM SOUTH KOREA.
BASIL ST BREWARD FROM CORNWALL.
WAFFLE FROM EXETER.

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TERRY FROM SCOTLAND
NEXT TO THE STATUE OF
GREYFRIARS IN
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FLAG
EDINBURGH.
TOBY TERRIER
FROM
NORTHERN IRELAND

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WAFFLE
WITH THE BUOY
ON
EXETER
QUAY.
TUI FROM NEW ZEALAND.

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HECTOR FROM SOMERSET.
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FINLAY ON THE BEACH WITH BORLEE.
POBY LAKELAND - SOUTH KOREA

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BERTIE NICHOLLS ON BENCH WITH FRIEND.
HECTOR RED DOOR FROM QUEENS
FLIGHT.
ARCHIE CLAYS POLICE BOX.

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FINLAY.

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DISCOVER DOGS CRUFTS 1994-2015.
21 Years the MLTC have organised DD at Crufts: where has the time
gone? In this time we have been helped enormously by many
volunteers to numerous to mention over the years. We didn’t take
as many photos in the early years as we do now but it is well
documented.
I remember well the first one as it involved transporting a lot items
for the booth and our Lakies as well as a large black bag of helium
balloons with the letters Lakeland terriers on them donated by the
late Barbara Greenway (Rayfos) who also attended with Mary their
LT nicknamed Houdini as she kept finding ways out of the pen which
wasn’t very secure in the early days. The helium balloons got tangled
while trying to fix them at a height above the booth and it took ages
to untangle them with the help of the other breed booth holders, we
didn't take them again as the KC banned them not because of us
but for security reason or so they said!! It has gone from strength to
strength and is a very popular event with the public year on year
with visitor numbers increasing steadily.
Over the last 8 years Pauline and Simon have at great cost to
themselves in time and finances helped enormously on the booth on
Terrier Day while I have flitted between Hall 1 and Hall 3 giving out
the yearbooks to our members, Fergus and Button having attended
when very young until now, button is 12 and Fergus is 10.
PAULINE AND BUTTON.

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SIMON-PAULINE-ME-SIMON T.
WITH FERGUS AND BUTTON.
DON AND LIL.

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We have over the years met so many people through our connection
with DD, many from abroad who have visited the Booth and are owners
and admirers of the Lakeland terrier and we were pleased to
have been paid a visit from Jo-Lynn Hefferman this year although
Jo-Lynn has always visited the booth when at Crufts.
Below is a photo of Chelsea Pensioners who are regulars to the Discover
Dogs section and they look so smart in their uniforms with
their medals on display for all to admire. Anne with Rosie on the last
day of Crufts looking very calm in reality shattered from a very busy
day.

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In recent years, Gail, Sadie , Don, Emma, Charlotte, Nicola, Anne and
Simon with their Lakelands have all been instrumental in relaying to
the public their experience of owning a Lakie/s as a family member
on a daily basis and also from a show point of view.
TOBY AND LIL
CHARLOTTE AND RUBY.
ROSIE AND MORRIS.
This will be the last time that Joe and I shall organise Discover
Dogs at Crufts and we thank very much all the volunteers for their
time and financial cost to themselves over the years and most of
all to the lovely Lakelands who have endeared themselves to the
public and they are the reason that we have carried on for so long
In order to promote the breed, there are many Lakelands around the UK
that never enter the show ring which is a shame as numbers are dwindling
but hopefully we can still attract them to come to the breed clubs
and keep talking all things Lakeland…………………..Helen.

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DISCOVER DOGS EXCEL LONDON.
SUNDAY
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LOTS OF QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED.
ALEX,JODY
AND BABY LILY
PAID A
VISIT TO THE
STAND ON
SUNDAY
LEAVING THEIR
LAKIE
DAISY AT HOME
AS
UNENTERED
DOGS ARE
NOT ALLOWED
TO THIS EVENT.

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CHARLOTTE AND RUBY.
DISCOVER DOGS EXCEL SATURDAY.
QUALIFYING AT EXCEL
YKC GROOMING
COMPETITION FOR CRUFTS 2016.
SUNDAY.
NICKY WITH BORIS-JOE-ME-GAIL AND REENO.

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GAIL AND REENO
NICKY AND BORIS
EMMA AND ZIGGY.
GAIL AND REENO WITH VISITORS

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Sheila and Ruby at MLTC Open Show.
Our Rosettes from this year.

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Agility by Accident. Part .2.
Ruby and I ended 2014 with some lovely clear rounds in agility and I was
feeling very hopeful for what 2015 held in store for us.
So looking back on 2015 now, how did we do?
Well our agility start did not happen due to snowy weather stopping travel
and a blizzard stopping our next show while we were there.
The breed shows fared better, with a great day out with the Midland Lakeland
Terrier Club open show where we came home with the Res. Best in
Show. So pleased Ruby showed very well and with confidence. Then onto
Scottish Kennel Club where she again showed well and came home with
the Reserve Bitch C.C.
Ruby’s fears of large dogs and strange places seemed to be well and truly
over and she really has not looked back.
After an early holiday in June our next agility competition was at Tweedbank
Dog Agility Club show held at Kelso. She did some great rounds but something
was missing. So you all know, when you know you have a good dog
your competition instinct kicks in, and you focus on what is needed to have
a winning chance. My lack of experience, and lack of the more advanced
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If I continued handling her in the same way and with no care as to how we
negotiated a course then all I was going to have with Ruby was a fun day
out, but I was feeling competitive.
As luck would have it I met the trainer I am now with while walking around
Tweedbank show where I was introduced to her. I was lucky that she agreed
to take us on it meant leaving the Dryburgh group whom I had been training
with and the people that I had trained with every week. That was a difficult
decision and one that I have not regretted. I still see them at the shows and
other events where we catch up on our news.

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I also have a new network of friends since moving, which is great. The support
of friends around you at the shows and at training is helpful and
makes everthing more enjoyable.
Cathy, my new trainer, only trains
with small classes of 5 to 6 dogs,
which is ideal. It gives Ruby and I
individual training. She has given
me faith in my own handling, and
trusting Ruby to do her part.
I have been shown some great
new turns and shown the best
lines to take on a course. Which
means more fun and therefore a
better chance to win and just what
I needed. We have not looked
back with Ruby qualifying into
Grade 2 after two lessons with
Cathy.
She has continued
to win at each of the
six shows we have
gone to since June.
Ruby needs only
one more jumping
win or an agility win
to go up an
other grade. She is
as very close to doing
so as she is consistently
running the
courses now, at
least 10 – 15 seconds faster than she was doing at the start of the summer.
She just missed winning recently by one second, she is very close.
With my handling improving and my mind focusing on the courses, I am
sure 2016 will be a successful year for us.
next year with the caravan She just missed winning recently by one second,
she is very close. With my handling improving and my mind focusing
on the courses, I am sure 2016 will be a successful year for us.
Our caravan came in very useful at the Hare and Hound show in August,
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We took all our dogs with us, the three lakies and poodle, which was great
as nobody was left at home. pitching alongside friends which meant we
could socialise in the evenings. Hopefully we will be doing more weekend
shows With the caravan.
it has been a long
journey for Ruby
and I, but we have
both enjoyed all
the challenges
along the way and
the result is a confident,
happy well
balanced little
terrier. We now
have a great relationship.
Which is
why we started on
agility in the first
place. Ruby has
also won a lot of admiration from the agility world for her drive and enthusiasm
at the competitions and with luck giving Lakies a good name.
Looking back on 2015 I can say we had a great year, a successful and fun
year. Bring on 2016.
SHEILA AND RUBY.

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LAKELAND TERRIER CC WINNERS 2015.
MANCHESTER.
DCC: Mr M Riva Ridge At Eskwyre M VICKERS
BCC: Ellenside War Admiral At Eskwyre M VICKERS
CRUFTS.
DCC: BLUE CELTICS IKEM [ATC AR02287FRA] MRS G GIROUSSE
BCC: CH. SAREDON DON'T STOP ME NOW J & A AVERIS & BARKER
NATIONAL TERRIER.
DCC : CH. Saredon Sea Raven AVERIS, Mr J & BARKER Mr A
BCC: CH. SAREDON DON'T STOP ME NOW J & A AVERIS & BARKER
BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL
DCC: Ellenside War Admirral At Eskwyre VICKERS Ms J
BCC : CH. Mieth's Tenny SCHONEBERG Mr F W
SCOTTISH KENNEL CLUB.
DCC: CH. Saredon Sea Raven AVERIS, Mr J & BARKER Mr A
BCC : Laketrix Fire Cracker RYAN Mrs D
SOUTHERN COUNTIES
DCC PAPERMAN GOLD FINGER ( MR F W SCHONEBERG)
BCC LAKETRIX FIRE CRAKER (MRS D RYAN)
BORDER UNION
DCC PAPERMAN GOLD FINGER ( MR SMITH & MR SCHONEBERG)
BCC AIOLA VD SCHONENBERGEN ( MR SMITH & MR SCHONEBERG)
WINDSOR
DCC: CH. Sonorra Fiery Jack CONNELLMr & Mrs N & S
BCC : Robelroy Georgina BALDWIN Mrs E
LEEDS
DCC: CH. Ellenside War Admiral At Eskwyre VICKERS Mr M
BCC: AIOLA VD SCHONENBERGEN (SCHONEBERG Mr F W)
WELSH KENNEL CLUB.
DCC : The Number Of The Beast Van Foliny Home At Kebulak C. DAVANI
BCC: Aiola vd Schonenbergen SCHONEBERG Mr F W

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CITY OF BIRMINGHAM.
DCC: Oregill Hot Pursuit JOHNSTON Mr A
BCC: Oregill Hot Gossip JOHNSTON Mr A
LAKELAND BREED CLUBS.
LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB.
DCC: CH. PAPERMAN GOLD FINGER ( MR SMITH & MR SCHONEBERG)
BCC: Oregill Hot Gossip JOHNSTON Mr A
MIDLAND LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB.
DCC:IR CH.BROOKSIDE ARISTOCRAT OWNED BY BROADERS MS. C.
BROADERS MST.
BCC: KEBULAK TRICKERY. HANDLING ANDREW WESTWOOD FOR Ms C.
DAVANI
LAKELAND TERRIER SOCIETY.
DCC: Number Of The Beast Van Folinyhome at Kebulak C.DAVANI
BCC: Robelroy Georgina BALDWIN Mrs E
LADIES KENNEL CLUB.
DCC: Nujax Dizzee Rascal MANSER Mr J & Mrs A
BCC: Rayfos Ring of Fire GREENWAY Mr P J
MANCHESTER 2016.
DCC:The Number of the Beast VanFolinyHome at Kebulak C. DAVANI
BCC: CH. Oregill Hot Gossip JOHNSTON Mr A

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The judge for the 2015 Championship show was
Dieny D Munter ( Van Foliny Home).
Dieny’s first time awarding Challenge Certificates in the breed,
Dieny is well known around terrier circles having done her terrier
apprenticeship at the famous Saredon kennels with the late
Judy Averis who was the Midland Lakeland Terrier Club Patron
for many years . Dieny now lives in Belgium and has her own
successful kennel.
Dieny De Munter principal winners were:
DCC. IR CH BROOKSIDE ARISTOCRAT
RDCC. OREGILL HOT PURSUIT
BCC. KEBULAK TRICKERY
RBCC. OREGILL HOT GOSSIP
BP. LAKETRIX FIRE STARTER
B.I.S. KEBULAK TRICKERY
RBIS. OREGILL HOT GOSSIP
B.P.I.S. LAKETRIX FIRE STARTER
Mr Ken Bartlett ( Dwilencia ) judged the two following special
stakes classes, after the judging had been completed a celebration
birthday cake donated by founder member Wendy Bower
was enjoyed with the aid of a little alcoholic beverage.
Ken Bartlett’s principal class winners were:
THE MLTC SPECIAL KAMAJAN STAKES-DOGS
1 st Brindlefields Mr Bojangles.
THE DOT TAYLOR REMEMBRANCE STAKES-BITCHES
1 st Laketrix Fire Starter.
The Midland Lakeland Terrier Club known for its new ideas organised
an exhibitor’s ring number draw with 10 x £10.00 cash
prizes while the festivities continued. The MIDLAND LAKELAND
TERRIER CLUB is a credit to its Officers, Committee and its loyal
band of LAKELAND TERRIER owners, long may it continue.
Joe Ashe.

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B.I.S.KEBULAK TRICKERY
R.B.I.S. OREGILL HOT GOSSIP.
BEST IN SHOW AND RESERVE BEST
IN SHOW ROSETTES.

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MIDLAND LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW 2015.
I would like to thank the committee for inviting me and their kind
hospitality .And also to the exhibitors for entering and given me the
opportunity to judge this wonderful breed. The overall quality in females
was better than Males, but my CC and RCC winners and my
best puppy were of very high quality and of true Lakeland type.
Not in Show Trim.
1. Girdwood”s Rayfos shoshone dawn, 9 years old in good condition
for his age, moved ok.
2. Girdwood’s Ellenside Rattle Em of Eskwyre, 11 years old looked
well for age.
Veteran dog/bitch
1. Bugoine & woodwards Lady Jellirol Mercedes, 7 years old bitch in
very good condition and coat. Very well handled. moved well. Best
Veteran.
2. Girdwood’s Rayfos Shoshone Dawn.
Junior Dog
1. Graham’s Stanstead Limited Edition, 12 mths old top size young
dog, very elegant with nice expression, moved and showed very well.
Limit Dog
1. Johnston’s Oregill Hot Pursuit , typical lakeland. A dog with a lot to
like, short back, moved well. Close decision between my winner but
preferred the head and front of my CC winner. RCC.
Open dog
1. Broaders”s Brookside aristocrat, red dog with nice head and ears,
showed very well. Nice front, level back, good tail set, in short but
good coat. showed the best of himself. CC.

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Puppy Bitch
1. Ryan’s Laketrix fire starter, lovely bitch. This bitch should have a
very nice future, she is full of Lakie type, very feminine, lovely head&
expression, nice neck& shoulders, good tailset, short body. Needs a
little more lead training.Liked her a lot. B.P.I.S.
Post graduate bitch
1. Duhig’s Robelroy reseda, good Lakeland of decent type.
2. Burgoine &Woodward’s Ralphina Shine on Me.
Limit bitch
1. Burgoine & Woodward’s Eskwyre the whole shebang, Lakeland of
nice type, moved and showed well. But needs to lose a few pounds
which will improve her front.
2. Mackenzie’s Golden Uldale Plover, red bitch with nice head, ears
could be closer to the head, shade long in back, showed well for her
owner.
Open bitch
1. Davani’s Kebulak trickery, Made my day, very nice feminine bitch
of nice size,typical lakie, full of fire, in super condition and trim,
lovely head, ears & expression, moved very well, handled very well.
CC, BOB,BIS.
2. Oregill’ s Hot gossip, another very nice bitch, very close decision
between my cc winner but preferred the size and condition of my CC
winner but this bitch is a very typical lakie and a example for the
breed . two very nice bitches .RCC & RBIS
Judge Dieny De Munter.

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MIDLAND LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW 2015.
Steward, Colin Powell, Judge Dieny Demunter, Chairman Rob Watkins.
CANIN DOG FOOD SPONSORSHIP.

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ANNIVERSARY CAKE SPONSOR WENDY BOWER.
FOUNDER MEMBER.
OFFICERS, COMMITTEE, FOUNDER MEMBERS.
JUDGES: DIENY DEMUNTER AND KEN BARTLETT.

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D.C.C
IR CH
BROOKSIDE ARISTOCRAT.
HANDLER
JAXSON MANSER.
B.P.I.S. LAKETRIX FIRE STARTER.
B.V. WOODWARD AND BURGOINES LADY JELLIROLL MERCEDES.

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JUDGES GIFT PRESENTATION
BEST VETERAN AND BEST
PUPPY ROSETTES.

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I wish to thank the Midland Lakeland Terrier Club for Inviting me
to Judge the Stake Classes and also the Exhibitors for their entry.
MLTC Special Kamajan Stakes.=Dogs = 4 Entries.
1st Riley, Brindlefield Mr Bojangles, Nice for type pleasing in
head with dark eyes ears neat, shoulders well laid short back to
well set and carried tail, strong in hindquarters in correct coat
moved out well to win the class.
2nd,Barnes, Robelroy Robin,nice one to go over liked his head
strong in jaw straight front legs of good bone nicely bodied well
muscled in rear also in good coat not the movement of winner
today.
3rd,Burgoine & Woodward, Aaronsway Sungleam.
Dot Taylor Remembrance Stakes =Bitches = 6 = 1 abs.
1st, Ryan, Laketrix Fire Starter,a quality young bitch liked everything
about her balanced head neck flows in to short level back
to well set tail good in front and rear angulation nicely bodied
standing on good correct feet best of coats moving well both
ways and in profile.
2nd, Duhig, Robelroy Reseda,pleasing head and expression
good in front and rear angulation with good bone and muscle
well presented not so out going as winner.
3rd Burgoine and Woodwards Ralphina Shine on Me.
Judge Ken. Bartlett.

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CHAIR MAN ROB WATKINS
GIFT PRESENTATION
TO STAKES CLASSESJUDGE
KEN BARTLETT
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CHAMPION EBROOKS RED ROSE AT CRUFTS 2015.
OWNER/BREEDER HANDLER
*
JOE & HELEN ASHE.
Photos Marie Nute.

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CH.SAREDON DON’T STOP ME NOW
BEST OF BREED CRUFTS. 2015.

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SAREDON LAKELAND TERRIERS.
CH. SAREDON DON’T STOP ME NOW. (ADELE)
Sire: AM –BR. CH. LARKSPUR ACADIA SAVE ME A SPOT-DAM CH. SAREDON FOR YOUR EYES ONLY.
OWNED BY : J. AVERIS, MALZONI . V. & BARKER. A
ENQUIRIES TO:
JONNY AVERIS, SPA COTTAGE, ASHBOURNE ROAD, UTTOXETEER.
ST14 5AP.
TEL: 018895 63380 email: johnaveris@hotmail.com

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STANSTEAD TERRIERS
Present
We are proud to announce our new puppy will be in the show ring
from April 'Stanstead Hot Gossip (Ellie)'. Ellie is the daughter of
'Stanstead Red Devil (Pictured above).
Bred, owned and shown by
Margaret Whitehead
5 Wakes Close,
Bourne Lincolnshire PE10 0BU.
Tel: 01778 395211
email: mwhitehead93@hotmail.co.uk

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Stanstead Terriers
Present
2016 will see the appearance of Stanstead Limited Addition
(Son of Stantead Feel Free To Stare - Pictured) who has won 1 RCC,
BP's, puppy group placings and was Overall Runner Up in the Eukenuba
Pup of the Year heat at Windsor 2015. Dino is handled as
always by Margaret Whitehead.
Margaret is also campaigning Stanstead Blue Suede Shoes (Ilo) for
Mr & Mrs Schinn, who since her 2016 campaign has achieved 2 BP
in breed & RBB.
Bred & Owned by:
Debbie Graham
3 Milking Nook Drove, Spalding Road, Bourne
Lincolnshire. PE10 0AX.
Tel:01778 422487.

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Van foliny home
wire and lakeland Terriers.
Presents our new boy
MC MISSILE VAN FOLINY HOME
Libramont terrier
speciality
Best junior and
Group 2
Mechelen best junior
and group 3
Windsor res cc out
of junior
All won with very
limited showing.
Junior world winner 2015.
Rony & Dieny De Munter vIssenbroek 11
Dendermonde 9200
Belgium
003252203519
Email: folinyterriers@sky.be

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Sadie and Don introduce
Dora – Saredon Doris Day for Monsoonmoon
Saredon the Untouchable X Saredon Don ’ t Stop Me Now
We are looking forward to making the numbers up at shows in 2016
With Dora, Toby and Lil.
Sadie and Don Ross-Johnson (Monsoonmoon)
The wilds of North Lincolnshire
Sadie.rossjohnson@yahoo.co.uk

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CANINE THYROID DISORDER – A GROWING EPIDEMIC.
In the past year or so, I have heard of two dogs who have suddenly
become aggressive either to family members or to other dogs. In
both cases the dogs were over three years old and had previously
been normal, even tempered animals; the sudden change in behaviour
seemed to have no simple explanation. The owners tried all
kind of things to sort their dog out. The first thing was to exclude any
physical reasons for this uncharacteristic behaviour; each dog being
taken to the vet for a full examination where nothing of any significance
was found.
Behaviourists were also consulted but because the aggressive episodes
were so random and happened without warning it proved difficult
for the behaviourist to draw any conclusions. Sadly one of the
dogs lived with young children and because of the risk to them, a
decision was taken to put the dog to sleep. The other owner soldiered
on, reading and researching on the internet, hoping to find
out why her beloved dog had changed character so dramatically.
She eventually came across an article by Dr. Jean Dodds in America
which stated that aggression can be a symptom of thyroid disease.
Coincidently, I had recently booked a place at a seminar where Dr.
Dodds was to lecture on Canine Thyroid Disorder. Dr. Dodds is arguably
the world's foremost authority on canine thyroid and autoimmune
diseases. She has worked in both human and animal medical
research since she graduated with Honours from the University of
Toronto Veterinary College in 1965.
Dr. Dodds began her talk by saying that every year huge numbers of
dogs suffer needlessly and many die or are put to sleep because of
an easily treatable condition known as canine thyroid disorder; the
most common endocrine system disease in dogs.
Thyroid disorder can cause dozens of diverse problems in both
health and behaviour and often goes undiagnosed or misdiagnosed
because it mimics so many other diseases and conditions.
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SYMPTOMS OF THYROID DISEASE.
All mammals have ten body systems, each of which must be working
properly for good health; respiratory, digestive, excretory, skin, skeletal,
endocrine (hormonal), reproductive, nervous, muscular and circulatory
The pituitary gland in the brain controls the thyroid and the
thyroid regulates the body's basic metabolism by producing thyroxine
(T4) and triidothyronine (T3). These hormones are necessary for
each and every cell in a dog's body to work normally. This explains
why any disruption in these hormones can cause problems in any
area of the body.
Symptoms of the disease do not become apparent until 70% of the
thyroid gland has been destroyed. The classic symptoms to be
aware of are; bi-lateral hair loss, dry scaly skin, muscle wastage just
above the eyes, weight gain, hair loss and mental or physical lethargy.
Other symptoms can be as varied as gastrointestinal conditions,
seizures, cruciate ligament tears, food allergies and behavioural
changes such as aggression, anxiety disorders and phobias.
Thyroid disease can also cause infertility, irregular heats or absence
of heats in bitches and testicular shrinkage in dogs.
The physical symptoms are most likely to prompt an owner to visit
the vet with their dog but behavioural changes, caused by poor thyroid
function, are often misdiagnosed and the dog is referred to a
behaviourist or trainer when what the dog really needs is a twice
daily dose of thyroxine, the hormone produced by the thyroid.
Dr. Dodds' research has shown that the tests normally carried out by
vets to screen for thyroid problems, may only be 70% accurate when
used on dogs because the science of interpreting results was developed
from human medicine and dogs have a significantly different
thyroid function. To date, there are very few vet schools teaching the
latest findings and most of the veterinary textbooks are outdated.
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CAUSES
A small butterfly shaped organ, which wraps around the dog's trachea
or windpipe just below the larynx, damage to the thyroid gland
can be caused by many things. Frequent use of antibiotics, anticonvulsants
and anti-inflammatories can all cause problems and
research is showing that over vaccination is a big problem because it
overloads the dog's immune system. Vets have been advised, by
their own governing body, not to vaccinate animals any more than is
necessary and for adult dogs this is now considered to be no more
frequently than every three to four years. In spite of this, many vets
still ask you to bring your dog for a booster every twelve months.
Because of its position in the neck, the thyroid can be damaged by
heavy collars and if you have a dog who pulls excessively, it would be
safer to use a harness to prevent this.
However, 80% of thyroid disease is inherited. This is called autoimmune
thyroiditis and dogs with the condition tend to have a predisposition
towards other autoimmune diseases and shouldn't be bred
from. As symptoms often do not show themselves until a dog is
around 3 to 4 years of age and are likely to be diagnosed as something
else, the dog may be used in a breeding programme and continue
to pass on the faulty genes, perpetuating the disease.
DIAGNOSIS
When a vet suspects thyroid disease or is hoping to exclude it as a
reason for health problems, he will often take blood samples and
test for T4 (thyroxine) and TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone). The
results are measured against the diagnostic laboratory's 'normal'
reference levels which are based on levels found in a healthy, adult,
medium sized dog. Although most dog breeds have similar levels,
these vary according to the size, age and lifestyle of the dog. For
example, puppies are still growing, have a fast metabolism and
therefore need extra hormones as they go through the maturation
process. Whereas, the metabolism of older dogs is slowing down so
they need to produce less thyroid hormone. Working dogs and those
who take part in regular in activities such as agility competitions, will
have a higher metabolic rate than 'couch potatoes' and this needs to
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The large breeds have slower metabolisms than the small breeds,
imagine a Newfoundland with the energy of a Lakeland Terrier! A
blanket approach to analysing the results often leads to false normal
or abnormal results and misdiagnosis.
Dr. Dodds is the owner of Hemopet, a diagnostic service which specialises
in thyroid testing. Based in California, it offers a worldwide
service to vets and pet owners. Vets can send tests results to Hemopet,
via computer, where they will be analysed using the correct,
specific range which applies to the lifestyle and physical factors of
that particular dog, allowing the correct dose of hormone to be prescribed.
If any further consultation is needed, Dr. Dodds is available
to talk with vets and pet owners.
TREATMENT
98% of dogs diagnosed with thyroid disease are treated with an inexpensive,
twice daily dose of thyroxine which very quickly alleviates
symptoms. It does not cure the disease so dogs have to remain on
this hormone replacement therapy for the rest of their life.
DR. JEAN DODDS – a little extra…..
Dr. Dodds is a truly remarkable woman, a scientist first and foremost
but one with a great love of dogs and a passion to make their lives
better whenever she can.
I was a little bemused when she began talking about the Greyhound
racing industry in the USA, an industry which generates vast numbers
of unwanted dogs. She described how the majority of these
animals are destroyed because they are too old for racing or they
just don't have the 'winning streak'. She then went on to talk about
her early years researching into human and animal 'bleeding' diseases'
and her subsequent post as Executive Director of the Human
Blood and Transfusion Service of the New York State Health Department.
Her experiences there and her work in the veterinary field led
her to the conclusion that a national blood transfusion bank was
needed for animals.
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When she moved to California in 1986 she was able to address both
of these issues. Dr. Dodds began by setting up an adoption centre
for the unwanted Greyhounds. At the same time she founded the
first, non-profit making, national blood bank for animals in the USA
called Hemopet.
Dr. Dodds wanted her blood transfusion service to be affordable for
as many pet owners as possible and realised she would have a resource
in the greyhounds. Greyhounds awaiting adoption could be
the donors and this contribution would fund the adoption centre.
The dogs are rescued with the prime aim of finding them new
homes. They are kept in very comfortable surroundings to accustom
them to living in a home environment rather than kennels. They are
given plenty of playtime and socialised and exercised daily to get
them in the best of health before any blood is taken. Once a new
home is found, they are never used as donors again and hopefully
have a long and happy retirement. Both Hemopet and Hemolife are
non-profit making organisations.
Kate Watkins, Breed Health Coordinator.
VETERINARY THERMAL IMAGING
If your dog is quieter than usual, seems to be unhappy or uncomfortable,
he could be in pain. If your show dog is not moving as well as
he could in the show ring, can you pinpoint why? Do you know if your
older dog is in pain from dental disease? Is that lump on his back an
innocuous fatty lump or is it something more sinister?
To answer these questions you would probably need a visit to the vet
for x-rays, MRI scans, ultrasound or investigative surgery, all of which
cost large amounts of money; around £100 - £150 for one x-ray
plate and around £800 for an MRI scan. There is now another,
much cheaper, additional tool which can aid identification of all of
the above problems; thermography or thermal imaging.
To have one area of your dog's body assessed, i.e. a pair of legs,
would cost around £40 but you can choose to have the whole body
mapped and this costs less than £100. The advantage of thermal
imaging is that it does not require the animal to be sedated and the
hand held scanner does not need to be in contact with the body surface,
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and the hand held scanner does not need to be in contact with the
body surface, therefore reducing stress levels.
Veterinary Thermal Imaging Ltd. (VTI) is the first UK company to offer
this relatively new diagnostic tool in equine and companion animal
medicine. VTI operates from bases all around the UK but offer a mobile
service so you can have your animal examined in your own
home.
Thermal Imaging maps the surface temperature of your animal's
body and can detect problems up to three weeks before any clinical
symptoms present themselves. A normal, healthy animal will have a
symmetrical body surface temperature. Any physiological changes
caused by injury or infection will disturb the tissues and blood flow,
resulting in temperature changes which the thermal imaging camera
detects. The camera captures heat photons emitted from the body
and converts them into electrical impulses which are then displayed
as colour images on the monitor. Copies of the images are then supplied
to the owner and their vet on a CD-ROM.
Thermography can detect a variety of problems before they cause
undue discomfort. Early detection allows earlier treatment which is
often cheaper, more effective and quicker. Common conditions
identified by thermal imaging are shifting and non-specific lameness,
back and joint problems, skin cancers, dental disease and osteoarthritis,
Veterinary Thermal Imaging operates under a code of conduct prescribed
by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, providing reports
for owners following veterinary referral. They also provide reports
for physiotherapists, again after referral by a vet. VTI provide
consultancy services to both the public and private sector and will
accept requests from pet owners for thermography but will always
request permission from the owner's vet and share any results with
them. For those of you who own horses, VTI offer a pre-purchase
check. Buying a horse can be a very expensive business and having
a full body check would ensure you are buying a healthy animal, free
from injury and disease. Correct fit of a saddle is paramount to a
horse's back health, VTI also offer a saddle fitting service.
Kate Watkins
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MEDICAL DETECTION DOGS
CAN SNIFFER DOGS REALLY SPOT CANCER?
Over the past few years, the media has carried stories about dogs
who seemed to be able to sniff out cancer. There have been
accounts of dogs becoming obsessed with sniffing or licking
particular parts of their owner's body to such a degree that the
person felt compelled to visit their GP and were subsequently
diagnosed with cancer in the area of the body the dog had been
focussing on. These anecdotes led to several research projects
taking place around the world to determine if cancer actually does
produce a detectable odour which dogs can accurately identify. A
programme in Milan involving 900 prostate cancer patients reported
a 98% success rate with medical sniffer dogs.
A dog's nose is vastly superior to a humans. Depending on the breed
and the length of their muzzle, they have between 125 million and
300 million sensory receptors compared to our 5 million and their
sense of smell is so powerful a dog could detect one drop of blood in
an area of water the size of four Olympic swimming pools. Dogs also
devote 40 times more brain function to receiving and analysing
smells than humans do.
In the UK, a new charity, Medical Detection Dogs, has over 20 dogs
who are trained to sniff out breast, prostate and bladder cancers
from samples of a patient's urine or breath. These dogs live as pets
in normal family homes but go out to work each day at the charity's
centre in the Buckinghamshire countryside.
An early study by the charity showed that trained dogs detected 93%
of prostate tumours from urine samples. This result led to a three
year study, together with Milton Keynes University Hospital,
assessing samples from 3,000 patients to check for prostate, kidney
and bladder cancers. The charity is hoping that the end result will
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Medical Detection Dogs also train dogs to support people with complex
health conditions such as diabetes, allergies and seizures. The
dogs are taught to identify the odours which precede life-threatening
events like a dangerous fall or rise in blood sugar levels. The dogs
can warn the owner, get help and fetch medical supplies. One dog
Nano, has been trained as an allergy alert dog. His owner has a severe
allergy to nuts and having Nano allows her to lead a normal life.
He is trained to alert her to the presence of nuts in foodstuffs such
as ready prepared sandwiches and checks out her her environment
such as in shops, pubs and even at work where he has sniffed out
traces of nuts in colleagues' desks and drawers.
These highly trained dogs allow people with serious health problems
to live independent lives and probably save the NHS a considerable
amount of money in the process. Although scientists may eventually
develop machines which can 'sniff' out cancers from samples of
urine or breath, a machine will never replace the freedom, companionship
and security a medical detection dog gives to its owner.
Kate Watkins
Breed Health Coordinator.

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Cost Effective Road to Compulsory Microchipping
And Life Long Security for Kennel Club Registered Dogs
Free microchip record changes for Kennel Club registered puppies
You may have heard that compulsory microchipping for all dogs will
come into force on 6 th April 2016 in England and Wales. So, from
April 2016, the Kennel Club and Petlog will be introducing free microchip
record changes for Kennel Club registered puppies.
Once the owner changes the Kennel Club registered ownership, they
will be given the opportunity to complete the requirement to transfer
keepership on the Petlog database free of charge (usually £16) –
this will also include an upgrade to the Petlog Premium reunification
services for the life of their new puppy.
In order to receive free microchip record changes for your Kennel
Club registered puppies, make sure to choose a microchip that is
associated with Petlog. There are 12 microchip suppliers to choose
from and you can search for your local implanter at
www.findapetlogimplanter.org.uk.
Not all microchips are associated with Petlog and the Kennel Club,
it’s important to choose the right microchip supplier
www.petlog.org.uk/microchip-suppliers
Who is Petlog?
Petlog, managed by the Kennel Club, is the UK’s largest reunification
database for microchipped pets
Government compliant microchip database with ISO 9001 and
27001 certification
Member of the European Pet Network – providing support across
Europe
Over 20 years’ experience of providing 24/7 lost and found services
365 days a year
More than 9 million pet owners trust Petlog to look after their
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What does the law say?
All dog owners in England and Wales have until 6 April 2016 to microchip
their dog and register them with a government compliant
microchip database.
From 6 April 2016:
All puppies in England and Wales must be microchipped by the time
they are 8 weeks old
The breeder must always be the first recorded keeper of the puppies
It will be illegal for breeders to sell a puppy that is not microchipped
and recorded on a government compliant microchip database, such
as Petlog
The breeder must provide microchipping documents to the puppy
buyer to ensure the new owner can update their details in order to
comply with the law. Breeders must ensure that the microchip paperwork
matches the puppy being sold to the new owner
It is worth noting that the microchipping regulations do not affect the
requirement for collars and tags as part of the Control of Dogs Order
1992.
More information on compulsory microchipping and the free microchip
record changes for Kennel Club registered puppies can be
found here www.petlog.org.uk/breeders

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THE LAKELAND TERRIER.
History of the Breed
Origins The breed takes its name from the area known as
The Lake District. The Lake District is Britain’s largest Natural Park
covering an area of some 800 plus square miles of outstanding
natural beauty, there are 16 very large lakes, the 4 highest mountains
Scafell, Scawfell Pike, Helvellyn and Skiddaw with another 35
mountains all over 2.500 feet above sea level.
The breed origins are surrounded in the mists of time, early travel
was difficult in the region and few travelled beyond their local
boundaries this is where the local huntsman and fellsman developed
their strain of a working terrier which took the name of their location.
These dogs worked the fells, borans and screes in conditions only
the hardiest of dogs could survive, the purpose of the Lakeland terrier
was to follow the hunt which, in the Lake District is on foot, to
dispatch the fox if he goes to ground. Each location of the Lake District
had its own named terrier for example: Ulswater, Patterdale,
Cumberland plus many more. The Lakeland Terrier representing the
area from where it originated was recognised by the Kennel Club in
1928 following the formation of a club in 1921.
The popularity of the LakelandTerrier peaked during the 1940s to
the early 1960s, since then the breed has varied in numbers registered.
The breed has had many famous owners, recent owners being Bill
Cosby who has a large show kennel in the USA and here designer
Cath Kidston whose dog Stanley (now deceased) has been used in
numerous designs. The combination of terrier and intelligence
means that discipline is required from an early age, if you want a dog
that settles in front of the fire (if you move they move always alert)
then it’s not for you.
The Lakeland Terrier is an intelligent dog, who has to display a fearless
nature but not a quarrelsome nature, likes to be part of the family,
he will walk for many miles to be with you, likes travelling, playing
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Lakelands do not moult but requires hand stripping to maintain the
harsh coat. It is also one of the few breeds that have no recorded
inherent health issues; overall the Lakeland Terrier is a large dog in a
small body.
As a show dog the breed although numerically small has a very high
success rate, when groomed for the show ring the Lakeland Terrier is
a very handsome and striking sight, there are three breed clubs for
the breed across the country. The size of the Lakeland Terrier is 14.5
inches at the shoulder making it the smaller of the long legged terriers,
the dog is square in shape with no exaggerations and has overall
balance. The harsh double coat has several colours but the main
colours are black and tan, grizzle and red with a black coated dogs
creeping in.
What enthusiasts like about the Lakeland Terrier is the character, a
cheerful rascal who is quick in movement, always on the tip-toe of
expectation, who is hardy, tireless, affectionate and has the ability to
be loveable and naughty at the same time. It is essential that the
Lakeland Terrier is made aware of the house rules from the beginning
as bad habits are easily made and difficult to correct, a just William
of the canine world. The life span is between 12 and 14 years
although on occasions can live to 16-17.
Lakeland Terriers can be suited to many life styles so long as a few
basic rules are applied and maintained.
CH Stingray of Derryabah is one of the few dogs to win Best in Show
at Crufts and Westminster USA, Ch Rogerholme Recruit was the only
other Lakeland Terrier to win the top spot at Crufts, the breed has
been gifted with many top kennels and professional handlers, Alan
Johnson whose family are steeped in Lakeland history are still showing
under the Oregill affix , one of the top kennels being the Saredon
the late Judy Averis had many Champions. John Averis now carrying
on the family tradition. Rayfos is another very successful kennel with
Philip Greenway. The recent breed record holder Ch Louieville Red
Prince owned and handled by Wendy Johnston.
The Lakeland Terrier is an English native breed with so much to offer
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Back to Basics: A Comparison of the Lakeland Terrier and the Welsh Terrier
There are many more differences between the Lakeland Terrier and Welsh
Terrier than the Lakeland's "fall." Learn more about the differences in this
instalment of "Back to Basics."
By Connie Clark | September 25, 2013.
LAKELAND
WELSH
Lakeland Terriers have a "fall," hair that is left longer over the eye, which
gives them protection while pursuing prey. The head proportions of both
breeds are critical to correct type, and there are many other differences
between the breeds. Is it a Lakeland, or is it a Welsh? If undecided, just
look for the "fall." While this statement is true, there is much more that differentiates
these two breeds.
These are both very old workngTerrier breeds. The Lakeland, kept by farmers,
was bred and worked in the Lake District of northern England destroying
the foxes found raiding the sheep. In earlier times it was known as the
Fell or Patterdale Terrier.
The early Dandie Dinmont, Bedlington and Border Terriers are some of its
remote ancestors. The Welsh, more commonly known then as the Old English
Terrier or Black and Tan Wirehaired Terrier, was used in its native Wales
for hunting the otter, fox and badger. The Welsh is one of the oldest purebred
Terriers and has changed very slightly from the working Terrier found
several hundred years ago in the high mountains and valleys of Wales With
these tasks, gameness was the top priority among the early breeders. Lakelands
needed to be game enough to withstand the punishment delivered by
the foxes in their rocky mountain lairs. Here hunting was done on foot, as
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The Welsh had to possess the characteristic gameness required while
showing spirit and courage when facing the badger, otter and fox. In Wales,
hunting was done on horseback along with the hounds where the fox was
found in the ground.
Around 1830, these northern counties had many varieties of Terriers each
named after the locality with the greatest numbers. Cumberland is the birthplace
of the Lakeland, and in 1912, a meeting of Fell Terrier breeders was
called at Keswick, and the name Lakeland Terrier was given to the improved
types being shown in the Lake District. After WWI, fanciers met in
1921 in Cumberland, had a standard drawn up, and the breed became eligible
for registration in the Kennel Club (England). AKC first recognized
Lakeland Terriers in 1934.
Welsh Terriers were first recorded in England at the Caernarvon show in
1884-1885. At that time, it was not uncommon for dogs to be shown as Old
English Terriers and also as Welsh Terriers.
In 1886, the Welsh Terrier Club of Great Britain was formed, making it the
oldest club representing the Welsh Terrier. A pair of Welsh first arrived on
these shores in 1885, and a later account mentions a dog and bitch
brought to the US by Prescott Lawrence in 1888 that were shown at the old
Madison Square Garden in the Miscellaneous Class. The Welsh Terrier Club
of America was founded in 1900.
Size and Proportion
The Lakeland Terrier ideally should stand 14 1/2 inches from the withers to
the ground with bitches measuring as much as 1 inch less than dogs. In
hard working condition, the weight of a mature dog is approximately 16 to
17 pounds. Balance and proportion are key. Its appearance is small, sturdy
and workmanlike. The Lakeland Terrier is the essence of moderation and
not a breed of extremes.
In Welsh Terriers, dogs measure between 15 and 15 1/2 inches at the withers,
with bitches proportionally smaller. Depending on the height and density
of bone, 20 pounds is considered an average weight. In both dogs and
bitches, there should be an appearance of a medium-sized, solid dog of
good substance.
It is said of Lakelands that wherever the head fits through, the body must
follow. The neck is long, clean at the throat and slightly arched, widening
into the well-angulated shoulders. There should be sufficient bone and muscle
throughout, making a flat, smooth transition from the neck over the
shoulders without any lumps or coarseness. The oval chest is moderately
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capacity. A big bodied, barrelchested
dog would not be
able to go into the narrow
tunnels, which Lakelands
have been known to go into
sideways in order to reach
their prey.
The top line is short and level
with the pelvic shelf is behind
the tail.
A broad, well-defined pelvic
shelf is behind the tail.
In the Welsh, the slightly arched neck of moderate length and thickness
slopes gracefully into the well-laid-back shoulders, and the clean throat
shows no excess skin. Bred for power and endurance rather than speed,
the Welsh has a broader, compact "square" shape. The well-ribbed body
of good substance has good depth of brisket and moderate width of
chest. The strong loin is moderately short, and the topline is level. To complete
the square image of the dog, the tail is docked to a length approximately
level with the occiput, with the root of the tail set well up on the
back.
Legs and Feet
Good legs and feet were essential
to both breeds. In
Lakelands, the elbows are
held close to the body when
standing and moving. The
forelegs, when viewed from
the front or side, are straight,
strong and clean with no appreciable
bend at the pasterns.
The round feet, with
strong, compact toes, point
forward. The pads are thick
and black or dark gray except
in liver-colored dogs, where
they are brown. Strong nails
are black or self-coloured with
To best pursue its prey underground, wherever
the head of a Lakeland fits through, the
body must follow; therefore this breed must
have a moderately narrow, deep chest with
well-sprung ribs.
Welsh Terriers were bred for power and endurance,
and this breed has a more broad,
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dewclaws removed.
The muscular legs on the Welsh are straight with upright and powerful pasterns.
The catlike feet are round and small with thick black pads. The nails
are strong and black with dewclaws removed.
Lakeland thighs are well muscled and powerful with hind legs well angulated,
though not too much as to affect the balance between front and rear.
Stifles turn neither in nor out. The distance from the hock to the ground is
relatively short, being parallel to each other when viewed from the rear.
Feet are the same as the front.
Welsh hindquarters are muscular and strong with well-developed second
thighs and well-bent stifles. The moderately straight hocks are parallel and
short from the joint to the ground. Feet are the same as the forequarters.
Head
The Lakeland head should be strong, workmanlike and without coarseness,
while moderate in length and breadth. Although typically alert, the expression
of the Lakeland depends on the mood of the moment. Softer than that
of the Welsh, it may be intense and determined, or gay and mischievous.
The moderately small, oval-shaped eyes are set squarely in the skull fairly
wide apart. In liver or liver-and-tan dogs, the eyes are dark hazel to warm
brown with brown eye rims. All other colors have warm brown to black eyes
with dark rims. The small, V-shaped ears fold just above the top of the skull,
with the inner edge close to the side of the head kissing the cheek, flap
pointing toward the outside corner of the eye. The ear leather is slightly
finer than that on the Welsh. The proportions of the head are critical to correct
type. The Lakeland's moderately broad skull is flat on top with cheeks
smooth and flat, and the stop is barely visible. The strong muzzle, with a
straight, broad nose bridge, has good fill beneath the eyes and good under
jaw. The well-balanced, rectangular head is achieved when the length of
skull equals the length of muzzle when measured from occiput to stop and
stop to nose tip. The foreface should never be too long or short and wedgeshaped.
The nose is black and lips dark, with liver-colored noses and lips on
liver-coated dogs only. Although not desired, a "winter nose" with faded pigment
is permitted, while a pink or distinctly spotted nose is very undesirable.
Jaws have to be strong and powerful with large teeth in order to dispatch
the prey. A level or scissors bite is required, while teeth overshot or
undershot is a disqualification.
The head of the Welsh, in proportion to the body, is powerfully made, being
boxy rather than wedge-shaped. The entire head is rectangular with small, dark
brown, almond-shaped eyes set well in the skull and placed fairly far apart. It is
the shape, size, color and position of the eyes that give the expression that is
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The ears should also be small and V-shaped, but not too thin, having more
leather than the Lakeland and folding above the topline of the skull. They
are carried forward close to the cheek, tips falling forward toward the outside
corner of the eye when at rest and moving slightly up and forward
when at attention.
The strong, powerful, punishing jaws make up the foreface, which is only
slightly narrower than the back skull. The foreface in front of the eyes is
well-made-up. Similar to the Lakeland, the Welsh also has a slight stop, and
the back skull is of equal length to the foreface with parallel planes when in
profile. It is also smooth and flat and free from wrinkles between the ears.
Cheeks are clean and flat. Never snipey, the muzzle is strong and squared
off, and the black nose is also squared off, with lips black and tight. While a
scissors bite is preferred, a level bite is acceptable with complete dentition
consisting of large, strong teeth.
Earlier Welsh Terriers were simple and plain dogs, and in the 1930s and
'40s, breeders introduced the Fox Terriert o clean up and stylize the head.
Coat and Colour
To the early breeders, the color of Lakelands did not matter and was secondary
as long as they were game. The double coat is dense and wiry with a
soft undercoat, neat and workmanlike with abundant crisp furnishings on
the legs and muzzle. The "fall," hair left longer over the eyes, gives the head
a rectangular appearance and protection when working. Looking from the
front, the eyes are clearly visible and give the unique mischievous Lakeland
expression.
There are a variety of colors, both saddle-marked and solid, that are acceptable.
Solid colors include red, wheaten, blue, black and liver, and saddlemarked
colors are black & tan, blue & tan, grizzle & tan, liver & tan and red
grizzle. The furnishings should be golden or wheaten as compared to the
deep reddish tan on the Welsh. It can be difficult on the black Lakeland to
get a good black undercoat, as it appears to be sooty.
In 1450, a Welsh poet referred to a "good black red-bellied bitch of rich red
tan," and known in older times as the Black-and-Tan Wirehaired Terrier, the
Welsh today is the same color as it was more than 100 years ago. The coat
with its close-fitting, thick jacket is hard, wiry and dense. There is a short,
soft undercoat with furnishings on the legs, muzzle and hindquarters that
are dense and wiry. The black jacket (grizzle is also acceptable) spreads up
onto the neck, down onto the tail and onto the upper thighs. The furnishings
found on the head, legs and hindquarters are a deep reddish tan with
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The 1940s and '50s saw the Welsh transformed into a fancier, shorterbacked
dog with a cleaner head, smaller ears and better double coats.
Movement
Being a flexible and athletic breed, the Lakeland Terrier should cover
ground easily and efficiently with a straightforward free stride of good reach
and drive. On the go, the legs should be straight with feet turning neither in
nor out. The elbows should be held close to the sides in front with hocks
straight behind.
Used extensively in Wales as a sporting dog, Welsh movement is also
straight, free and effortless with good reach in front and strong drive behind.
Both breeds tend to converge toward a center line of gravity or a median
line of travel as the dog moves faster and the speed increases.
Temperament
Despite its gameness and courage, the typical Lakeland has an attractive,
quiet disposition. This breed is bold, friendly and confident and should not
be overly aggressive. The Lakeland Terrier makes a gentle and loving companion.
Although game and alert, the Welsh is not quarrelsome and has all the gaiety,
fire and courage of a true Terrier, along with the dignity and common
sense of the larger working breeds. Being well-mannered and easy to handle
and train makes this breed an ideal family companion.
From the September 2013 issue of Dogs in Review magazine.

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MANCHESTER Judge: Mrs A JOHNSTON.
BEST OF BREED : VICKERS Mr M Riva Ridge At Eskwyre
Dog CC : VICKERS Mr M Ellenside War Admirral At Eskwyre
Res Dog CC : AVERIS, Mr J & BARKER Mr A Saredon Sea Raven
Bitch CC : VICKERS Mr M Riva Ridge At Eskwyre
Res Bitch CC : EVANS, Messrs R & CARTWRIGHT Messrs R K Cwmtynewydd
Celtic Sunrise
Best Puppy : ARNOLD Miss S J Tim Bobbin
CRUFTS Judge: MRS J L PATTERSON.
BEST OF BREED
SAREDON DON'T STOP ME NOW Bitch Owner: J & A AVERIS & BARKER
DCC: BLUE CELTICS IKEM [ATC AR02287FRA] Dog Owner: MRS G
GIROUSSE
BCC: SAREDON DON'T STOP ME NOW Bitch Owner: J & A AVERIS &
BARKER
RDCC: HI-KEL TERRYDALE JUST DANIEL [ATC AR02384USA] Dog Owner: N
MIKHEEVA
RBCC: AIOLA V D SCH÷NEN BERGEN [ATC AS00481DEU] Bitch Owner: MR
F-W SCHOENEBERG.
BP: LENNY FARRAN AT ESKWYRE Dog Owner: MR & MS VICKERS
NATIONAL TERRIER Judge: MRS. W. BOWER.
BEST OF BREED : AVERIS, Mr J & BARKER Mr A Saredon Don't Stop Me
Now
Dog CC : AVERIS, Mr J & BARKER Mr A Saredon Sea Raven
Res Dog CC : VICKERS Mr M Ellenside War Admirral At Eskwyre
Bitch CC : AVERIS, Mr J & BARKER Mr A Saredon Don't Stop Me Now
Res Bitch CC : VICKERS Mr M Ch Riva Ridge At Eskwyre
Best Puppy : VICKERS Mr M Lenny Farran At Eskwyre
BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL Judge: Mr MAX KING.
BEST OF BREED : VICKERS Ms J Ellenside War Admirral At Eskwyre
Dog CC : VICKERS Ms J Ellenside War Admirral At Eskwyre
Res Dog CC : CONNELL Mr & Mrs N & S Sonorra Fiery Jack
Bitch CC : SCHONEBERG Mr F W Mieth's Tenny
Res Bitch CC : GREENWAY Mr P J Rayfos Gold Shadow
Best Puppy : GREENWAY Mr P J Rayfos Ring of Fire .

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The Scottish Kennel Club Judge: Mrs W JOHNSON.
BEST OF BREED : AVERIS, Mr J & BARKER Mr A Saredon Sea Raven
Dog CC : AVERIS, Mr J & BARKER Mr A Saredon Sea Raven
Res Dog CC : CONNELL Mr N & Mrs S Sonorra Fiery Jack
Bitch CC : RYAN Mrs D Laketrix Fire Cracker
Res Bitch CC: MACKENZIE Mrs S Goldens Updale Plover
Best Puppy : RYAN Mrs D Laketrix Fire Cracker
SOUTHERN COUNTIES Judge: MRS ZENA THORN-ANDREWS.
DCC PAPERMAN GOLD FINGER ( MR F W SCHONEBERG)
RDCC NOT AWARDED ( )
BCC LAKETRIX FIRE CRAKER (MRS D RYAN)
RBCC KEBULAK TRICKERY (MS C L DAVANI)
BOB LAKETRIX FIRE CRAKER (MRS D RYAN)
BP LAKETRIX FIRE CRAKER (MRS D RYAN)
BORDER UNION Judge: MR PHILIP GREENWAY.
DCC PAPERMAN GOLD FINGER ( MR SMITH & MR SCHONEBERG)
RDCC OREGILL HOT ROD TO CORRIEVACKIE SHCM (MRS E J ANDERSON)
BCC AIOLA VD SCHONENBERGEN ( MR SMITH & MR SCHONEBERG)
RBCC DRIPPING IN DIAMONDS OVER ESKWYRE (MR & MS VICKERS &
VICKERS)
BOB AIOLA VD SCHONENBERGEN ( MR SMITH & MR SCHONEBERG)
BP DRIPPING IN DIAMONDS OVER ESKWYRE (MR & MS VICKERS & VICK-
ERS)
WINDSOR Judge: MRS. S. McCOURT.
BEST OF BREED : 515 CONNELL Mr & Mrs N & S Sonorra Fiery Jack
Dog CC : 515 CONNELL Mr & Mrs N & S Sonorra Fiery Jack
Res Dog CC : 518 DE MUNTER-UITERWIJK, Mr & Mrs R&D & VAN WEERSCH
M Mc Missile Van Foliny Home
Bitch CC : 513 BALDWIN Mrs E Robelroy Georgina
Res Bitch CC : 530 DAVANI Ms C Kebulak Trickery
Best Puppy : 519 GRAHAM Miss L Stanstead Limited Addition

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LEEDS Judge: Mr Steve McArdle.
BEST OF BREED : SCHONEBERG Mr F W Aiola vd Schonenbergen
Dog CC : VICKERS Mr M Ellenside War Admirral At Eskwyre
Res Dog CC : ANDERSON Mrs E J Oregill Hot Rod to Corrievackie Sh.CM
Bitch CC : SCHONEBERG Mr F W Aiola vd Schonenbergen
Res Bitch CC : DAVANI Ms C Kebulak Trickery
Best Puppy : RYAN Mrs D Laketrix Fire Cracker
WELSH KENNEL CLUB Judge: Mr T Johnston.
BEST OF BREED : SCHONEBERG Mr F W Aiola vd Schonenbergen
Dog CC : DAVANI Ms C The Number Of The Beast Van Foliny Home At Kebulak
Res Dog CC : RILEY Mr N Brindlefield Mr Bojangles
Bitch CC : SCHONEBERG Mr F W Aiola vd Schonenbergen
Res Bitch CC : DAVANI Ms C Kebulak Trickery
Best Puppy : DAVANI Ms C The Number Of The Beast Van Foliny Home At
Kebulak
CITY OF BIRMINHAM. Judge : Mrs V Kenyon.
BEST OF BREED : 4788 JOHNSTON Mr A Oregill Hot Gossip
Dog CC : JOHNSTON Mr A Oregill Hot Pursuit
Res Dog CC : BROADERS , Miss C & BROADERS Miss T Ir Ch Brookside
Aristocrat (IKC)
Bitch CC : JOHNSTON Mr A Oregill Hot Gossip
Res Bitch CC : GREENWAY Mr P Rayfos Ring Of Fire
Best Puppy : GRAHAM Miss L Stanstead Limited Addition
LADIES KENNEL ASSOCIATION Judge: : Mr Keith Holroyd.
BEST OF BREED : 6313 MANSER Mr J & Mrs A Nujax Dizzee Rascal
Dog CC : 6313 MANSER Mr J & Mrs A Nujax Dizzee Rascal
Res Dog CC : 6309 JOHNSTON Mr A Oregill Hot Pursuit
Bitch CC : 6306 GREENWAY Mr P J Rayfos Ring of Fire
Res Bitch CC : 6304 DAVANI Ms C Kebulak Trickery
Best Puppy : 6317 ROUGVIE, J & COOK, M Mesdames Turflindie Kirrie
Dumpling .

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LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB. CH. SHOW. Judge: Mike Vickers.
DCC & BIS. Schonenbergs Paperman Goldfinger Barker & Averis Saredon
DRCC. AVERIS, Mr J & BARKER Mr A Saredon Sea Raven
BCC & RBIS. Johnstons Oregill Hot Gossip,
RBCC. Schonenbergs Meith Tiennt
BPIS. Ryans Laketrix Firecracker
LAKELAND TERRIER SOCIETY CH. SHOW. Judge: Bill Brown Cole.
DCC: Davani’s Number Of The Beast Van Folinyhome at Kebulak,
RDCC
BCC & BIS : Robelroy Georgina.
BRCC : Sonorra Mystical Spirit.
BP: Sonorra Mystical Spirit.
MIDLAND LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB CH. SHOW. Judge: Dieny De-Munter.
DCC: IR CH.BROOKSIDE ARISTOCRAT
OWNED BY BROADERS MS. C. BROADERS MST.
RDCC: OREGILL HOT PURSUIT BRED AND OWNED BY MR A. JOHNSTON
BCC&BIS: KEBULAK TRICKERY. HANDLING ANDREW WESTWOOD FOR
Ms C. DAVANI
RBIS: OREGILL HOT GOSSIP BRED AND OWNED BY MR A. JOHNSTON
BPB& BPIS: D. RYANS LAKETRIX FIRE STARTER.

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Secretary’s / Treasures Report 2015.
2015 was a year for celebrating the MLTC 30 years as a numerically
small breed, not easy these days with so much competition
re: many other Dog Shows and Seminars taking place most weekends,
with so much choice it is inevitable that numerically small
Breeds will suffer and find it difficult to justify the amount of money
that it costs to put on a dog show these days, if you look at the Accounts
opposite you can see that without Donations financially or
in kind we could not balance the books, it costs almost the same
to finance an Open Show as it does a Championship Show but in
general the entries and attendance are lower for the Open Show
and this is where the Judges List is invaluable to support up and
coming Judges, they need your entries if they are to progress any
further and for the club to continue with Open Shows.
We count our selves very fortunate that so far we have received a
great deal of support from Members and Exhibitors and this was
evident at our shows this year, we were able to with the help of
donations provide Exhibitors with free Anniversary Ring Clips and
Members who attended also received New Membership Badges.
We hope that you will enjoy our Yearbook as it contains many photos
to commemorate this special year in particular for our members
who were not able to be with us, our face book page also contains
these photos so take a look sometime www.mltc.org.uk
Committee Members Gail and Sadie are busy making Special Lakie
items that will be available for sale at Crufts and our show on the
20th March this year.
We also acknowledge the great deal of support that we enjoy from
our small band of Officers and Committee Members who are generous
to a fault and without their donations and hard work on the
day to the show we would show a deficit.
We hope to see as many Members as possible this year and you
will always receive a very warm welcome from everyone involved.
Helen.

STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS YEAR ENDING 2015.
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M.L.T.C Constitution.
APRIL 2015.
1. NAME AND OBJECTS
The Club shall be called "The Midland Lakeland Club''. Its objects being to promote the
breeding of the Lakeland Terrier according to the standard and to further the interest in the
breed throughout the British Isles and Overseas.
2. OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE
The Club shall consist of a Patron, President, Hon. Secretary. Hon. Treasurer. Chairman, Vice
Chairman and Assistant Secretary a Committee of no more than 14 including the seven
executive members elected annually at the Annual General Meeting and an unlimited number
of members. No persons whilst an un-discharged bankrupt may serve on the Committee
of or hold any other office or appointment within a Kennel Club Registered Society.
3. COMMITTEE
The management of the Club shall be in the hands of the Officers and Committee of the
Club. No person is eligible for election to the Committee unless he/she has been a member
for the preceding full year. A quorum for Committee meetings shall be six (6). The Chairman
may have the casting vote. Members of the Committee, who do not attend three (3) consecutive
meetings without valid reason, shall not be eligible to continue in office. Any casual
vacancy occurring amongst Officers or Committee shall be filled by the Committee but the
member so elected shall hold office for such a period only as the person in whose place they
are appointed would hold office if no such vacancy had occurred. The committee shall have
the power to make by-rules and to decide upon matters in dispute, where there is no provision
for in the rules.
4. ELECTION OF MEMBERS
A person shall be deemed a member of the MLTC on full payment of the annual subscription.
5. MEMBERS NAMES AND ADDRESSES
The society must send a list of members and their addresses to the Kennel Club with their
Annual Returns and, if so requested, make an up to date list of members available for inspection
by the Kennel Club and members of the Club.
6. VOTING RIGHTS
Each Member including joint Members or partnerships shall be entitled to a vote per person.
Junior members are accepted up to and including sixteen years of age but do not have any
voting rights. The voting at all meetings shall be by show of hands, except for choosing of
Judges. The Committee will submit a full judges list for Championship shows and Open show
selection.
7. CLUB PROPERTY
The property of the Club shall be vested by the Committee. In the event of the
Club ceasing to exist, a General Meeting shall be called to decide the disposal of the Club's
assets and the outcome of the meeting notified to the Kennel Club. The Club cannot be
dissolved except by the consent of at least three quarters of the Members and any funds or
other assets shall, after all outstanding liabilities have been discharged, be equally divided
between the Members whose subscriptions are fully paid up at the time of dissolution.
All Cups and Trophies which have not been won outright at the time of dissolution shall be
returned to the donors, their heirs or assigns. A final statement of accounts with a record of
the disposal of the property of the Club shall be forwarded to the Kennel Club within six (6)
months and the persons named as Officers and Committee of the Club will be held responsible
by the Kennel Club for the proper winding up of the Club.

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8. CLUB ACCOUNTS
A Banking Account shall be held in the name of the Club into which all revenue of the
Club shall be paid and from which withdrawal shall be made on the signatures of any two
(2) of the following. President, Chairman, Vice Chairman, Hon. Secretary or Hon. Treasurer
or Committee Member The Accounts will be certified annually and presented to the
Members at the Annual General Meeting. Honorary Auditors shall be appointed at the
Annual General Meeting either one qualified or two unqualified person who shall be nominated
by the elected committee.
9. SUBSCRIPTIONS
Subscriptions of £1.00 Junior £7.00 single, £9.00 joint, £10.00 overseas shall be due on
the first day of January each year and must be paid in full before the last day of March.
Failure to do so will result in cancellation of membership unless a reasonable explanation
is produced to the satisfaction of the Committee. Only fully paid up members, as at 31 st
December the year preceding the AGM, may attend the Annual General Meeting and vote
in any ballot of the Club. Subscriptions to be agreed annually at the Annual General Meeting
for the following year and notified to the Kennel Club.
10. EXPULSION OF MEMBERS
Any Member who shall be suspended by the Kennel Club Rule A42j (4) and/or any Member
whose dog(s) is/are disqualified under the Kennel Club Rule A42j (8) shall ipso fact
cease to be a Member of the Club for the duration of suspension and/or disqualification.
If the conduct of' any Member shall, in the opinion of the Committee of the Club injurious
or likely to be injurious to the character of interests of the Club, the Committee of the
Club may at a meeting give the notice convening which includes as an object the consideration
of the conduct of the Member, determine that a Special General Meeting of the
Club shall be called for the purpose of passing a resolution to expel him/her. Notice of
the Special General Meeting shall be sent to the accused Member, giving particulars of
the complaint and advising a place, date and hour of the meeting that he/she may attend
and offer an explanation.
If at the Meeting, a resolution to expel is passed by two-thirds majority of the Members
present and voting, his/her name shall forthwith be erased from the list of Members, and
shall thereupon cease for all purposes to be a Member of the Club except he/she may,
within two calendar months from the date of such Meeting, appeal to the Kennel Club
upon and subject to such condition as the Kennel Club may impose. If the Club expels
any Member for discreditable conduct in connection with dogs, Dog Shows, Trials or Competition
the Club must report the matter to the Kennel Club within seven days and supply
any particulars required.
11. FINANCIAL YEAR/ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
The financial year of the Club shall be from the first day of November to the 31st of October
each year. The Annual General Meeting shall be held as soon as practicable after the
first day of January each year.
12. GENERAL MEETINGS
The Annual General Meeting of the Club must be held for the purpose of receiving the
Annual Statement of Accounting duly audited and to elect the Officers and Committee of
the Club. Not less than fourteen(14) days notice, shall be in writing to all Members of the
date and time of the meeting. No business shall be transacted at this Meeting other than
which appears on the Agenda with the exception of routine matters of those which in the
opinion of the Chairman are urgent. The election of the Officers and Committee shall be
by show of hands of those present at the Meeting.

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M.L.T.C Constitution.
12a. SPECIAL GENERAL MEETINGS
The Committee of the Club is also empowered to call a Special General Meeting. No business
other than that detail the Agenda can be discussed at a Special General Meeting, The date and
objects of such meetings to be notified in writing to each fully paid up Member at least fourteen
(14) days prior to the date of the Meeting. The decision of such meeting to be as binding
in all respects as if moved at an Annual General Meeting.
13. AMENDMENT TO RULES
The Rules of the Club may not be altered except at an Annual General Meeting, the Agenda for
which contains special proposals to amend the rules. Any proposed alteration to the Rules may
not be brought into effect until after the Kennel Club has been advised and approved the alteration.
The Rules or amendments introduced specifically to meet Kennel Club requirements
shall be adopted immediately and be included in the Clubs Constitution with effect from the
Clubs annual meeting. No business shall be transacted at The Annual General Meeting unless
notice thereof appears on the agenda, with the exception of routine matters or those, which in
the opinion of the Chairman of the meeting are urgent.
14. ANNUAL RETURNS TO THE KENNEL CLUB
The Officers acknowledge that during the month of January each year. Maintenance of the Title
fee will be forwarded to the Kennel Club by the Secretary for continuance of Registration and
that by the thirty-first (31st) July each year, other returns, as stipulated in the Kennel Club
Regulations for the Registration and maintenance of title of Societies and Breed Councils and
the Affiliation of agricultural Societies and Municipal Authorities be forwarded to the Kennel
Club. The Officers also acknowledge their duty to inform the Kennel Club of any changes of
Secretary which may occur during the course of the year.
15. JUDGING CONTRACTS
That all persons invited by the Club to judge at a Club Show run by the Midland Lakeland Terrier
Club should be required to provide a proper written critique to the Canine Press and the
Club Secretary for inclusion in the Yearbook
15a. Judges for the Midland Lakeland Terrier Club Championship Shows and Open Shows will
be selected by the Committee. Selection will be from the current Judges list.
1 6 . C R I T E R I A F O R I N C L U S I O N O N T H E C L U B J U D G I N G L I S T
The Club shall produce a list of Judges each year. Which shall be submitted to The Kennel Club
as part of the Annual Returns. Judges lists will be divided into five parts, namely Al. A2. A3. B
and C and will be compiled annually stating the date on which they expire.
Al list. Judges who have previously been approved and awarded CC's in the breed and have the
support of the Club.
A2 list. Judges whom. if invited to judge by a Society, would in principle be approved by The
Kennel Club to award CC's in the breed for that occasion and are supported by the Club.
A3 List, Judges not vet approved by the Kennel Club to award CC’s in the breed and are recommended
to do so by the Club.
B List, Judges approved by the Club to judge the breed at shows without CC’s or Open Shows.
C List, Other Judges approved by the Club who do not fall into any of the other categories.
The method of selection for inclusion on the breed Club’s Judging list shall be that, names of
persons who are to be considered to have the relative experience and knowledge of the breed
can be proposed by members.

M.L.T.C Constitution.
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17. KENNEL CLUB FINAL COURT OF APPEAL
The Kennel Club is the final authority for interpreting the Rules and Regulations of the Club in
all cases relative to canine of Club matters.
18. The Club shall not join any Federation or Club. MLTC 2015.
19. CHILD PROTECTION POLICY
The Club will ensure that all club officials directly involved with children , or an appropriate
Club, are made aware of and help prevent the abuse, whether neglect, physical, sexual or
emotional in nature for which children can suffer. A formal child protection policy will be included
as an addendum to the constitution of this Club.
20. CODE OF CONDUCT
The Club is committed to all individuals associated with the Club maintaining ahigh standard of
behaviour so that the Club has a positive image in the locality and by the associations to which
it is affiliated.
21. ANTI DISCRIMINATION POLICY
The Midland Lakeland Terrier Club is responsible for setting the standards required and the
values to be applied through out the club at every level.
Equality of opportunities at the club means that in all of our activities we will not discriminate
or in any way treat anyone less favourable, on grounds of sexual orientation, race, nationality,
ethnic origin, colour, religion or disability.
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES
In the event of any member of the club feeling he or she has suffered discrimination in any
way, or that the club policies, rules or code of conduct has been broken they should follow the
procedure below.
1. Submit a report on the matter to the club secretary or another member of the committee,
this should include:-
a. Details of what, where and when the occurrence took place.
b. Any witness statements and names.
c. Names of any other persons who have been treated similarly.
d. Details of any other former complaints made about the incident,
including dates.
e. A preference for an amicable agreed solution to the incident.
2. The club management committee will sit for any hearing that are requested and shall
have the power to:-
a. Issue an informal warning as to future conduct.
b. Issue a formal warning as to future conduct
c. Suspend from the club.
e. Remove from the club any person who has been found to have
broken the club policies and or code of conduct.

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All members of the MIDLAND LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB undertake to abide by its
General Code of Ethics.
Club Members:
Members will when breeding dogs adopt as a minimum standard the principles,
requirements and recommendations as embodied in the Kennel Club’s Assured
Breeders Scheme.
It is strongly recommended that members who breed should apply to join the
scheme. Kennel Club September 2011.
1) Will properly house, feed, water and exercise all dogs under their care
and arrange for appropriate veterinary attention if and when required.
2) Will agree without reservation that any veterinary surgeon performing
an operation on any of their dogs which alters the natural conformation of
the animal, or who carries out a caesarean section on a bitch may
report such operation to the Kennel Club.
3) Will agree that no healthy puppy will be culled. Puppies which may not
conform to the Breed Standard should be placed in suitable homes.
4) Will abide by all aspects of the Animal Welfare Act.
5) Will not create demand for, nor supply dogs that have been illegally
docked.
6) Will agree not to breed from a dog or bitch which could be in any way
harmful to the dog or to the breed.
7) Will not allow any of their dogs to roam at large or to cause a nuisance to
neighbours or those carrying out official visits.
8) Will ensure that their dogs wear properly tagged collars and will be
kept leashed or under effective control when away from home.
9) Will clean up after their dogs in public places or anywhere their dogs
are being exhibited.
10) Will only sell dogs where there is a reasonable expectation of a happy
healthy life and will help with re-homing of a dog if initial circumstances
change.
11) Will supply written details of all dietary requirements and give guidance
concerning responsible ownership when placing dogs in new homes.
12) Will ensure that all relevant Kennel Club Documents are provided to the
new owner when selling or transferring a dog, and will agree, in writing
to forward any relevant documents at the earliest opportunity, if not
immediately available.
13) Will not sell any dog to commercial dog wholesalers, retail pet dealers or
directly or indirectly allow dogs to be given as a prize or donation in a
competition of any kind. Will not sell by sale or auction Kennel Registra
tion certificates as stand alone items, (not accompanying a dog).
Will not knowingly misrepresent the characteristics of the breed nor
falsely advertise dogs nor mislead any person regarding the health or
quality of the dog.
Breach of these provisions may result in expulsion from club membership, and/or
disciplinary action by the Kennel Club and/or reporting to the relevant authorities for
legal action as appropriate…………………………KC September 2011.

LAKELAND TERRIER BREED STANDARD.
All Standards will include the following introductory paragraph from January 2009.
A Breed Standard is the guideline which describes the ideal characteristics, temperament
and appearance of a breed and ensures that the breed is fit for function.
Absolute soundness is essential.
Breeders and Judges should at all times be careful to avoid obvious conditions or exaggerations
which would be detrimental in any way to the health, welfare or soundness of this
breed.
From time to time certain conditions or exaggerations may be considered to have the potential
to affect dogs in some breeds adversely, and Judges and breeders are requested to
refer to the kennel Club website for details of any such current issues.
If a feature or quality is desirable it should only be present in the right measure.
Lakeland Terrier - No proposed changes to Breed Standard.
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GENERAL APPEARANCE Smart,Workmanlike, Well Balanced and Compact
CHARACTERISTICS. Gay, Fearless Demeanour, Keen of Expression, Quick of Movement, On
the Tiptoe of Expectation.
TEMPERAMENT Bold, Friendly and Self-Confident
HEAD & SKULL Well Balanced. Skull Flat and Refined. Jaws Powerful and Muzzle Broad but
not too Long,.Length of Head from Stop to Tip of Nose not exceeding that from Occiput to
Stop. Nose Black, Except in Liver coated dogs when the nose will be Liver
EYES Dark or Hazel, Slanting Eyes Undesirable
EARS Moderately Small, V Shaped and Carried Alertly, Set neither Too High or Too Low on
Head
MOUTH Teeth Even with Perfect, Regular Scissor Bite, i.e. Upper Teeth closely overlapping
the lower Teeth and Set Square to the Jaws
NECK Reachy, Slightly Arched, Free from Throatiness
FOREQUARTERS Shoulders Well Laid Back, Forelegs Straight, Well Boned.
BODY Chest, Reasonable Narrow, Back Strong, Moderately Short and Well Coupled.
HINDQUARTERS Strong and Muscular. Thighs Strong and Powerful with Well Turned Stifles.
Hocks Low to the Ground and Straight.feet Small , Compact , Round and Well Padded.
TAIL, PREVIOUSLY Customarily Docked. Well set on, carried gaily but not over back or curled.
In overall balance with the rest of the dog.
GAIT / MOVEMENT. Fore and Hind Legs carried Straight Forward and Parallel. Elbows Move
Perpendicular to the Body, Working Free of Sides, Stifles turning neither In nor Out, Good
Drive coming from Well Flexing Hindquarters.
COAT Dense, harsh and Weather Resisting with Good Undercoat.
COLOUR Black & Tan , Blue & Tan Red, Wheaten,, Red Grizzle, Liver, Blue or Black. Small
Tips of white on Chest and Feet Undesirable but Permissible. Mahogany or Deep Tan Not
Typical
SIZE Average Weight: Dogs 17 Ibs Bitches 15 Ibs Height not Exceeding 14 ½ Inches
at Shoulder.
FAULTS Any Departure from the Foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness
with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree.

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THE LAKELAND TERRIER BREED JUDGING LIST FOR 2016 as compiled and agreed by
THE LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB AND THE MIDLAND LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB.
Reference may also be made to the Lakeland Terrier Judging List held by the Kennel Club Limited
ROLL OF HONOUR
( For judges who have given long service to Lakeland Terriers and no longer wish to judge)
Mrs P. A. Barker 16 Gypsy Lane, Atherstone, Warwickshire, CV 9 3AB 01827 713275
Mr M Marshall Kedleston, Whatcote, Shipston on Stour, Warks. 01295 680321
Mr W Stevenson 3 Hornsea Drive, Willesdon, Bradford BD15 0LU 01535 271582
Mr R Taylor Seale House, Netherseal, Swadlincote, Derbyshire DE12 8BZ 01283 760338
Mr J Thorburn Louieville, Loanwath Rd, Gretna, Dumfriesshire DG16 5ES 01461 338 287
Name Address Telephone
A1 List
Mr J Ashe 16 Ebrook Road, Sutton Coldfield, W Mids. B72 1NY 0121 355 4562
Mr L Aspin 81 Pleckgate Road, Pleckgate Blackburn, Lancs. BB1 8QR 01254 248912
Mr D Bales 51 Parkstone Crescent, Hellaby, Rotherham. S.Yorks. S66 8HQ 01709 543466
Mrs E Baldwin Station House, Tickhill, Doncaster, South Yorks. 01302 742095
Mrs W Bower 53 Forest Road, Cuddington, Northwich, Cheshire.CW8 2ED 01606 888534
Mrs J Callon The Bungalow, Daisy Bank, Quernmore, Lancaster LA1 3JN 01524 35493
Mr N Connell 390 Gravel Lane, Banks, Nr Southport, Lancashire L31 1AX 01704 227418
Mrs S Connell 390 Gravel Lane, Banks, Nr Southport, Lancashire L31 1AX 01704 227418
Mr G Corish Whitehouse Farm, Gill Lane, Longton, Preston PR4 4SS 01722 612939
Mr R Crooks 39 Copeland Rd, Wombwell, Barnsley, S Yorks S73 8TF 01226 759459
Mrs D De Munter Vlassenbroehll 11, 9200 Dendermonde, Belgium 003252203519
Ms L Graham 3 Milking Nook Drove, Spalding Rd, Spalding, Bourne PE10 0AX 01778 422487
Mr P Greenway Owls Retreat, Bryngwydd, Bancffosfelen, Nr Pontyberem, Carms SA15 5DR 01269 870960
Mrs N Evans Ty-Segur-Bach, Eagles Bush Valley, Neath, South Wales SA11 2AN 01639 636509
Mr K Holroyd Four Winds, Drury Lane, Bicker, Boston, Lincs PE20 3DT 01775 820241
Mrs K Johnson Cherry Tree Cottage, Henhaw Farm, Coopers Hill Rd, Sth Nutfield RH1 5PD 01737 822799
Mr A Johnston Stoney Garth, St Bridgets Lane, Egremont, Cumbria CA22 2BB 01946 820150
Mrs A Johnston Stoney Garth, St. Bridgets Lane, Egremont, Cumbria 01946 820150
Mrs W Johnston Whitefold Farm, Reagill, Penrith Cumbria CA10 3ER 01931715352
Mrs V Kenyon Keepers Cottage, Tarnwater Lane, Ashton-With-Stodday, Lancs. LA2 0AH 01524 751314
Mr B Kerrush Briar Bank, Marron Lane, Bridge Foot, Workington. CA 14 1YH 01900 825605
Mr M King 24 Rowan Road, Shoal Hill, Cannock, Staffs WA11 1JJ 01543 577 456
Mrs B McCallum Langford Lodge, Watling Street, Hatherton, Cannock, Staffs 01543 577 284
Mr S McArdle 12 Beeston Drive, Sefton, Merseyside L30 1QQ 0151 531 6361
Mrs A McDermott Rookery Lodge, Boarding Kennels, Rugeley Rd, Kings Bromley. DE13 7JG 01543 472 666
Mrs J L Patterson 1 Eikal House, Kersland Road, Glengarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland 01505 682 680
Mr R Punter 25A Winchester Road, Radcliffe, Manchester M26 3LY 0161 723 1712
Mr B Rodgers 181 Huddersfield Rd, Mirfield, W. Yorkshire WF14 9DG 01924 490 513
Mr D Scawthorn Hook Lane, Crakemarsh, Uttoxeter, Staffs ST14 5AS 01889 563380
Mr M Vickers 1 Dean Range, Blackburn Road, Padiham, Lancs. BB12 7NQ 01282 543988.
Mr J Watson Gowan Brae, Deighton Fields, Renishaw, Sheffield S31 9UB 01246 433990
Mr A Westwood 144 Park Rd, Netherton, Dudley, West Midlands DY2 9DD 01384 259981
Mr P Wilkinson 6 Greenwood Rd, Hill Top, West Bromwich, W.Mids B71 2AL 0121 5024115
A1 List (Overseas)
Mr M Gavin 68 Brian Road, Marino, Dublin 3, Eire. 00353 18332137
Mr P Green Box 186 Bownamsville, Lancaster County, PA17507, USA 0107174456627
Mr B Hunt Lille Knabstrupvej 14, 4420 Regstrup, Denmark +4559471552
Mr H O’Donoghue St Alphonsus Road, Dundalk, Co Louth Eire 00 353 42 35538
Mr G Flyckt-Pederson PO Box 5409, Pinehurst, Nc28374-5409 . USA. 1941 258 6896

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A2 List
Nil
A3 List
Mrs E Anderson 6 Schiehallion Place, Kinloch Rannoch, Pitlochry, Perthshire PH16 4ST 01882 632 272
Mr. R. Blackley 54 Victoria Rd, Tuebrook, Liverpool. L13 8AW 01512263801
L Callon-Winn The Bungalow, Daisy Bank, Quernmore, Lancaster LA1 3JN 01524 35493
Ms. A Maughan Click-em-in-Farm, Matfen, Newcastle upon Tyne NE20 0RY 01434 672260
Mr S Plane Vane Hall, Blandford Place Seaham, Co Durham SR7 7RX 01915812200
Ms. J Vickers 1 Dean Range, Blackburn Rd, Padiham, Lancs. BB12 7 NQ 01282 543988
A3 List (Overseas)
Mr A Ferruggiaro 3201 Belle Cote Drive, Burtonsville, Maryland 20866 USA 3014211930
B List
BS NBS Mr K Bartlett 60 Coldnailhurst Avenue, Braintree, Essex. CM7 5PX 01376 344760
NBS Miss A Bradley 170 Glassmoor Bank ,Whittlesey, Peterborough. PE 7 2LT 01733 205386
BS Mr G Clark Casa Alma, 6 Syke Road, Wigton, Cumbria. CA7 9LY 01697 344906
NBS Ms C Clarke-O’Neill 9 Smallholdings Millbank Lane Maghull Liverpool L31 9AT 0151 4746012
NBS Ms C Davani The Gate House Church Lane, Ipswich, Suffolk. IP6 9 EW 01473785411
NBS Prof. S Dean Beechwood, Oakley Green Rd, Oakley Green, Berkshire SL4 4QF 01628 782787
NBS Mr J Finney 192 Woodlands Rd St Helens Merseyside WA11 9 DY 01744 753217
NBS Mrs G Greenway Owls Retreat, Bryngwyddil, Bancffosfelen, Carms. SA15 5DR 01269 870960
NBS Mr P Harding Pringham House,Warrington Rd, Rainhill, Merseyside.L35 9JA 0151 426 7737
NBS Mr Jeff Horswell 23 Whatton Rd, Kegworth, Derbyshire. DE 74 2 EZ 01509 674059
NBS Mr T Johnston Crookston Cottage, Fountainhall, Galashiels TD1 2TD 01578 760233
BS Mrs C Kerrigan 124 Longmeadow Road, Knowsley Village, Prescot, Merseyside L34 0HT 0151 546 7516
NBS Mr T McDermott Rookery Lodge, Rugeley Rd, Kings Bromley DE13 7JG 01543 472666
NBS Miss R Pearce Gosford Farm Kennels, Brimfield, Ludlow, Shropshire SY8 4AR 01584 711441
NBS Mr C Powell 232 Kent Road, Woods Estate, Wednesbury, West Mids WS10 0SF 0121 502 4052
NBS Mr C Richardson 45 Great Western Ave, Bridgend, CF31 1NN 01656665642
NBS Mr A Small Bethane Cottage, 47 Bentons Lane, Great Wyrley, Staffs WS6 6EE 01922 410045
C List
NBS Mr B Claydon Woodland View, Denaby Lane, Old Denaby, Doncaster DN 12 4LD 01709 585766
BS Mr R De Munter Vlassenbroehll 11, 9200 Dendermonde, Belgium 003252203519
BS Mrs G.Duhig 45 Grosvenor Drive, Hornchurch,Essex,RM11 1PH 01708456641
NBS Mr H. Feetham 33 Daniels Crescent, Long Sutton, Spalding, Lincs PE12 9DS 01406363327
NBS Mr F Gadd 73 Cranham Close Headless Cross Redditch B97 5 AZ 01527 545284
NBS Mrs H Gilpin 1 Queens Drive, Arnside, Via Carnforth, Lancs LA5 0EA 01524 761817
NBS Mr D Guy Vane Hall, Blandford Place Seaham, Co Durham SR7 7RX 01915812200
NBS Mr B Hanney 12 Ferndale Gardens. Hook. Hampshire RG27 9DR 01256 763388
NBS Mrs V Harcourt-Morris 6 Kington View, Templecombe, Somerset BA8 0LW 01963 371056
NBS Mr N.Merrick 11A Beech Tree Rd,Walsall Wood,West Midlands WS9 9LS 01543 452125
NBS Ms F MacAlpine 37 Scafell Gardens Co Durham DL 15 8 PE 01388 765383
NBS Mr. R. McCloud Dunline. Knollbury. Magor, Monmouthshire.MP26 3BX 01633889121
NBS Ms.J.M.Miller Peach Tree Cottage,Watling St. Wibtoft.Leics. LE17 5BE 01455220330
NBS Ms L Neen The Nest, Sandwith, Whitehaven,Cumbria.CA28 9 UG 01946 64061
BS Ms A. Omitogun The Trap House,Swan Lane Oxfordshire, OX17 1QR 01295 750157
BS Mrs S Ross-Johnston 5 New Row, New Barnetby, Lincs,DN38 6DY 01652688932
NBS Ms J Rougvie Mill Cottage Saucher, Burrelton Blairgowrie PH13 9PP 01821 650312
BS Ms D Ryan 4 Hanchurch Manor Cottage, Hanchurch, Staffs, ST4 8SD 07817010873
NBS Mrs C P Sheppard 31 Ynysymaerdy Rd Briton Ferry Neath W Glamorgan S Wales SA 11 2 01639 814218
NBS Ms F. Snook. Moorledge Farm, Moorledge Lane, Chew Magna, Bristol. BS40 8TL. 01275 332652
NBS Mr N Straw 4 Beechdown Park,Totnes Road, Paignton TQ4 7PR 01803540232
NBS Mr M Walshaw Northridge Marske Lane Skelton Saltburn by the Sea Cleveland TS12 2 01287 652860
BS Ms S Watkins 34 Park Rd, Hammerwich, Staffs. WS7 0EE 01543 684864
BS Ms M. Whitehead. 3 Milking Nook Drove, Spalding Rd, Spalding, Bourne PE10 0AX 01778 422487.

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THE LAKELAND TERRIER BREED JUDGING LIST CRITERIA 2016.
Reference may also be made to the Lakeland Terrier Judging List held by the Kennel
Club.
Al List
For those persons who have previously been approved by the Kennel Club to award
CC's in the breed, have completed their first appointment and have the support of
the Lakeland Terrier Judges Sub Committee. (KC Policy).
A2 List
For persons who fulfill all the requirements of the A3 List and who have been assessed
in accordance with KC requirements and accepted by the KC for inclusion on
an A2 List and have the support of the Lakeland Terrier Judges Sub-Committee. (KC
Policy).
A3 List (Breed Specialist)
1. A minimum of 7 (seven) years judging experience in Lakeland Terriers and have
the support of the Lakeland Terrier Judges Sub Committee. (KC Policy)
2. To have judged at one Lakeland Terrier Breed Club Open Show.
3. To have judged a minimum of 16 (sixteen) classes of Lakeland Terriers.
4. To have judged a minimum of 30 (Thirty) Lakeland Terriers.
5. To have bred and/or owned a minimum of 3 (three) Lakeland Terriers when they
obtained their first entry in the Kennel Club Stud Book (save in exceptional circumstances)
(KC Policy).
6. To have attended a seminar given by a Kennel Club Accredited Trainer and
passed the relevant examination on Kennel Club Regulations and Judging Procedures
(KC Policy).
7. To have attended a Conformation & Movement “Hands-on Assessment” conducted
by a Kennel Club Accredited Trainer and passed the assessment. (KC Policy).
8. To have attended at least one breed specific Seminar and passed an examination
and / or assessment where applicable. A maximum of 5(five) dogs from one seminar
only may be included when counting the number of dogs judged. (KC Policy).
Consideration will be given to wider experience
9. To have stewarded at 12 (twelve) shows (KC Policy).
A3 List (Non Specialist)
1. A minimum of 7 (seven) years judging experience in any one breed (to include 5
(five) years in this breed) and have the support of
the Lakeland Terrier Judges Sub-Committee. (KC Policy)
2. (i) To have judged one Lakeland Terrier Breed Club Open Show or
(ii) To have judged Lakeland Terriers at 3 (three) Championship Shows without CC's
with an adequate geographic spread.
3. To have judged a minimum of 16 (sixteen) classes of Lakeland Terriers.
4. To have judged a minimum of 30 (Thirty) Lakeland Terriers.
5. To have awarded CC's in at least one other breed. (KC Policy).
6. To have attended at least one breed specific Seminar and passed an examination
and / or assessment where applicable. A maximum of 5 (five) dogs from one seminar
only may be included when counting the number of dogs judged. (KC Policy)

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7. To have bred and / or owned a minimum of 3 (three) dogs of any breed when they
obtained their first entry in the Kennel Club Stud Book.
B List (Breed Specialist)
1. To have 5 (five) years experience owning and exhibiting in this breed and have
the support of the Lakeland Terrier Judges Sub
Committee.
2. To have judged 3 (three) classes of Lakeland Terriers at Open or Championship
Shows without CC's.
3. To have judged at least 15 (fifteen) Lakeland Terriers.
4. To have judged twenty (20) other terriers of any breed at Limit Shows or above.
5. To have (one) Lakeland Terrier entered in the Kennel Club Stud Book.
6. Prior to or within 5 (five) years of inclusion on this list, to have attended at least
one breed specific seminar. A maximum of 5 (five) dogs from one seminar only may
be included when counting the number of dogs judged.
B List (Non Specialist)
1. A minimum of 5 (five) years judging experience in any one terrier breed and have
the support of the Lakeland Terrier Judges Sub Committee.
2. To have judged 8 (eight) classes of Lakeland Terriers at Open or Championship
Shows without CC's.
3. To have judged 15 (fifteen) Lakeland Terriers.
4. To have judged twenty (20) other terriers.
5. To have 1 (one) dog entered in the Kennel Club Stud Book.
6. Prior to or within 5 (five) years of inclusion on this list, to have attended at least
one breed specific seminar. A maximum of 5 (five) dogs from one seminar only may
be included when counting the number of dogs judged.
C List
To have 2 (two) years judging experience in any breed or 2 (two) years owning, handling
or exhibiting a terrier breed. Applicants must attend a Lakeland Terrier Judges
Sub Committee seminar within 5 (five) years from applying to be on the C list

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LIST OF MEMBERS 2015
Honory Life Members.
AFFIX NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE
Ebrooks Ashe, Helen. 16 Ebrook Rd, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands. B72 INY 0121 355 4562
Genseng, Gensberg, G. Sumway, 5Dumols Lane, Glascote, Tamworth. B77 5NF 01827312775
Brenin King, M/S. 24 Rowan Rd, Shoal Hill, Cannock, Staffs. WA11 1JJ 01543 577456
Wiredot Taylor, R. Seal House, Netherseal, Swadlincote, Derby. DE12 8BZ 01283 760338
MEMBERS.
Allen, E. 25 Tuzo Close, Balivanich Isle Benbecula, W/ Isles.HS7 5LB. 01870 602924
Ebrooks Ashe, J/L. 16 Ebrooks Rd, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands. B72 INY. 0121 355 4562
Corrievackie Anderson, L/R 6 Schiehallion Place, Kinloch Rannoch, Perthshire PH16 4ST 01882 632 272
Saredon Averis, John/Jitka Spa Cottage, Ashbourne Rd, Uttoxeter ST14 5AP 01543 500101
Robelroy Baldwin, E/R.Station House, Tickhill, Nr Doncaster. DN11 9LH. 01302 742095
Cadaintes Barnes-Davies, C. Mudwall farm, Good Easter, Essex. CM1 4RR. 01245 231434
Barnes. P&K. 58 Russett Drive, St. Albans, Herts. AL4 0DD 0782 44469 00
Dwilencia Bartlett, K/A. 60 Coldnailhurst Ave, Braintree , Essex. CM7 5PX. 01376 344760
Charterville Blake, T/S. Risca Lodge, 20B Westfield Rd, Brockworth, Glos. GL3 4AR. 01452 615903
Bell. D. M. 35 All saints Drive, S/Coldfield, W/Midlands. B74 4AG 0121 308 6698
Keldthwaite Benyon, H. 55 Truscot Rd, Burscough, Nr Ormskirk. L40 7SE. 01704 895489
Bennett. S. 18 Roughemont Court, Farm House Rise, Exminster, EX6 8TQ 01392 824811
Lakeridge Bower, K/W. 53 Forest Road, Cuddington, Northwich, Cheshire.CW8 2ED 01606 888534
Jelliroll Burgoine, A/D. Appleyard Farm, Parsonage Rd, Somerset. BA22 7QA. 01935 851696
Boowire Booton Mr G&M.La Bosse 16350 Le Vieux Cerier,Poitou Charentes France. 00330980085438
0033-545-318445
Brodie. Jason.
Russtam Callon, J. The Bungalow, Daisy Bank, Quernmore,Lancaster. LA1 3JN. 01524 35493
Russtam Callon-Winn,L.The Bungalow, Daisy Bank, Quernmore,Lancaster. LA1 3JN.01524 35493
Collinsworth, B.
Sonorra Connell N/S. 390 Gravel Lane, Banks Nr Southport, Lancaster. L31 1AX. 01704 227418
Cummings, J. 14 Sandpits Lane, Curdworth, West Midlands. B76 9EZ. 01675 470229
Dawson. A. /K. 3 Old Rd, Tean, Staffs. ST10 4EG 07850 178049
Arkama Davani-C. Potts.-A.The Gate House,Church Lane,Ipswich,Suffolk.IP69EW 01473 785411
Sauracen Duhig, G. Mrs. 45 Grosvenor Drive, Hornchurch, Essex.RMII 1PH. 01708456641
Edwards. C. The Hollies, Elford Heath, Eccleshall, staffs. ST216EL
Ralphina Evans. H. 23 LittleSammons, Chilthorne, Yeovil, Somerset.BA22 8RB 01935 840493
Girdwood, S/P. 78 Gerda Rd, New Eltham, London. SE9 3SJ. 0208 8508321
Stanstead Graham, D. The Bungalow, Milking Nook Drove,Spalding Rd, PE10 OAX 01778423350
Whitehead M.
Rayfos Greenway, P/J. Owls retreat, Bancffosfelen, Llanelli, Wales. SA15 5DR. 01269 870960
Guest D. 19 Miniva Drive, Sutton Coldfield, W. Mids. B76 2WT. 0121 3512867
Anfranjo Harrison, J/F. Park View, 1 Recreation Ave, Essex. SS17 9BZ. 01375 677026
Hocknell, P/R. Meadow Brook, 22 Fothergill Way, WEM Shropshire 5Y45NX 01939234294
Johnstone C. Nicholson. D. 24 Kings Crescent, Boston, Lincs. PE21 OAP. 07530 270560
Louieville Johnston, W. Whitefold Farm, Reagill, Penrith, Cumbria. CA103ER 01931715352
Oregill Johnston, A/A. Stoney Garth, St Bridgets Lane, Egremont. CA22 2BB. 01946 820150
Jones. M. Selbourne, East Worldham, Alton, Hants. GV34 3AE. 01420 83389
Wyndam Kenyon, J/V. Keepers Cottage,Ashton-With-Stoddy, Lancs. LA2 OAH. 01524751314
Lagoe, C. D. Guest 2 Mottrams Close, Maney Hill, S/Coldfield, B72 1JN 0121 354 3006
Love, K/A. 44 Oakland Avenue, Leicester.LE4 7SF. 01162865212
Luck. Tony.

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AFFIX NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE
Nyamindi Mackenzie, S. Morah Cottage, High, Earlston, Berwickshire. TD4 6HG. 01896 84948
Rafingham Mason, J&K. 6 Harts Rd, Haddenham. HP17 8HJ 01844292834
Nujax J. K. Manser. Bellrock House,Old Grantham Rd, Whatton,Notts.NG13 9FW01949 851287
Glentops McCallum, B. Longford Lodge, Watling St, Cannock, Staffs. WS11 15S. 01543 577284
Lichstone McDermott, T/A. Rookery Lodge, Kings Bromley. DE13 7JG. 01543 472666
Murray, J. 15 Sandy Lane, Lymm, Cheshire. WA13 9HJ. 01925 754401
Nind B/D 3 Old Chapel Rd, Middlezoy, Bridgwater, Somereset. TA7 0NL. 01823698759
Nute, M. Poc Arghans, Carnkie, Wendron, Helston, Cornwall. TR13 002 01209 861520
Auchenhove Patterson, JL. Eikal House, 1 Kersland Rd, Glengarnock,Ayre. KA14 3BA. 01505 671262
Judy McKissick
Parkin. M. 20 Bond Close, Sway, Lymington, Hants. S041 60R. 01590 681899
Alkinra Pearce, Hughes R/D. Gosford Farm Knls, Brimfield, Shropshire. SY8 4AR. 01584 711441
Price, L/P. 21 Highlands Rd, Bridgenorth, Shropshire. WV16 5BY.
Talyot Richardson, C/L. 45 Great Western Ave, Bridgend. CF31 1NN. 01656665642
Mr. N. Riley. 50 Queen St, Bilston, West Midlands. WV14 7EX
Rogerholme. Rogers. W& J. 12 Pilgrims Way, Little Cressingham. JP25 6NF 01953 883917
Monsoonmoon Ross-Johnston. D/S. 5 New Row, New Barnetby DN38 6DX 01652 688932
Turflindie Rougvie. J. Mill Cottage, Damside, Burrelton, Blairgowrie. PH13 9PP. 01821 650312
Laketrix Ryan, D. The Old Stable, Peacock Lane, Hanchurch , S-O-T Staffs ST4 8RZ 07817010873
Saredon Scawthorn D. Hook Lane, Uttoxeter,Staffs. ST14 5AS. 01889 563380
Crindwells Scott, N. 1 Langley Farm Cottages, Langley Green, Essex. CO5 9RL 01376 785832
Shires, W. 65 Balmore Drive, Caversham Reading, Berkshire. RG4 8NN. 0118 9478538
Stone, Frank. 9Milborne Road, Maidenbower, Crawley, Sussex. RH107LN. 07778 648398
On Your MarksThain. N,D Nightingale D. 27 Tiree Chase, Wickford, Essex. SS129GR. 01268 763945
Louieville Thorborn, J. Loanwath Rd, Gretna, Carlisle. DG165ES 0146 1338287
M/A Turner. 252 Whitchurch lane, Edgeware, Middlesex. HA8 6QH 0208 952 8522
Tipper, S/A. 332 Queslett Way, Great Barr, W. Mids. B43 7EQ. 0121 3250067
Yeo. R/A. 45 West Fields Close, Dorridge, Solihull.B93 8DY 01564 730085
Zaraslake Watkins, K/S. 34 Park Rd, Hammerwich, Staffs. WS7 OEE. 01543 684864
Zaraslake Watkins, R. 34 Park Rd, Hammerwich, Staffs. WS7 OEE. 01543 684864
Walker. G & S. 39 Brookfields, Rd, Oldbury. B68 9QT. 07774 988871
Mrs J Went, Dunglass. Water Lane, Little Bookham, Surrey.KT233QQ 01372 450081
Woodcock. S. Flat 19, Servite House, Beck Close London. SE13 7RE. 07729142347
Jelliroll Woodward C & E. 9 Shaftesbury Rd, Wilton, Salisbury, Wiltshire.SP2ODT. 01722744368
Woodward, D/G. Tudor Rose Cottage,25 Clinton Lane,Kenilworth. CV8 1AS.01926 850760
Yockley Wright, J&P. Lark Cottage, Mill Lane, Scramblesby, Nr Louth, LN11 9XP 01507343919
Valucis Williams, J. Hoole farm, Bankhead, Bamber Bridge, Preston. PR56YR. 01772338824
Overseas Members.
Scafells PikeBeerten, Mr/Mrs. Kollebloem 28 B-3550 Heusden, Zolder, Belgium. 003211537332
Brookside Broaders, T/C. 13 Shannon Hill, Ennisconlly, Co Wexford Republic Ireland 0863637307
Van Foliny Demunter, R/D. Vlassenbrochil 11, 9200 Dendermonde, Belgium 003252203519
Doyle, E. 23 Duffrey Gate, Enniscorthy, Co, Wexford, Republic Ireland 0877651504
Wardrum Hefferman, JL 11704E, Four Mile Rd, Cheyenne. WY82009-9534 USA +307-634 6940
Big Lady’s Hjelm P.Lahdentie 675, Kerava, Finland. F1 04200 +358 92910303
Terrkoff Kovaleva. T. Menninkainem. 13A7, 04620, Mantsala, Finland. +358 45 672 2832
Kock, T. Theodor, Kollersu 7A N-1637. +4748055760
Holly Briar Rock, P. 1680 Polish Town Rd, Lanexe, VA 23809 USA. 8048432787
Greycottage Sacco, Maria. 15 Virginia Lane, Bethlehem. CT. U.S.A 06751. 860 294 2100

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Judges who have officiated at the MLTC
1985-2015
CH. SHOWS
September* 2015 Dieny Demunter Van Foliny
September* 2014 Janette Callon Russtam
Stake Classes 2014 Janet Roughvie Turflindie
September* 2013 Debbie Graham Stanstead
Stake Classes 2012 Steve Mc Ardle McAmadale
September* 2012 Wendy Bower Lakeridge
September* 2011 Joe Peart Kilvermin
September* 2010 Reg Taylor Wiredot
September* 2009 Roger Crooks Crooksmoor
September* 2008 Andrew Westwood Nethertonion
September* 2007 Joe Ashe Ebrooks
September* 2006 Ron Punter Lacus
September* 2005 Frank Jones Jonwyre
September* 2004 Alan Johnston Oregill
September* 2002 Barbara Greenway Rayfos
September* 2000 Judy Averis Saredon
September* 1998 Herbert Atkinson Wyndham
OPEN SHOWS.
March 2015 Lisa Callon Winn Russtam
March 2014 Rachel Pearce Alkinra
B/W Cancelled 2013 Steve McArdle McArmadale
March 2012 Tony McDermott Lichstone
March 2011 Prof Steve Dean Tyrian
March 2010 Gerald Booton Boowire
March 2009 Hilary Barrett Kilmarth
March 2008 Nick Connell Sonorra
March 2007 Tom Johnston
March 2006 Colin Richardson Talyot
March 2005 Ann McDermott Lichstone
March 2004 Derrick Bales Selab
January 2003 Les Aspin Scarthwaite
January 2002 Sonia Connell Sonorra
January 2001 Mike Burdon Moortrekker
March 2000 Roger Crooks Crooksmoor
March 1999 Nicky Patterson Auchenhove

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OPEN SHOWS.
March 1998 Judy Wright Yockley
March 1997 Val Bull Skufells
March 1996 Peter Bell
March 1995 Andrew Westwood Nethertonion
March 1994 Sue Holroyd Ballroyd
March 1993 Paul Wilkinson
March 1992 Joe Peart Kilvermin
March 1991 Ray Davies Ordley
March 1990 Cancelled
March 1989 Ann Barker Witherley
March 1988 Linda Baugh Midlake
March 1987 Brendan Williams Ravelsaye
March 1986 Beryl Blower Turith
March 1985 Frank Jones Jonwyre
September 2003 Elizabeth Anderson Corrivackie
September 2001 Carol Hill Hilane
September 1999 Paul Adams Adamval
September 1997 Anne Maughan Broccolita
September 1996 Maurice Marshall Whittingford
September 1995 Dave Scawthorn Saredon
September 1994 Debbie Graham Stanstead
September 1993 Mike Vickers Eskwyre
September 1992 Pam Creed Bannerdown
September 1991 Tony Manning Lescariot
September 1990 Anne Mc Dermott Lichstone
September 1989 Keith Holroyd Ballroyd
September 1988 Wendy Thorburn Louieville
September 1987 E Bayliss
September 1986 Barbara Jull Sarabell
September 1985 Gerald Gensberg Genseng

MOLLY AND WENA NUTE
LAKELAND TERRIERS IN THE WUFF!!
Yearbook 2015 - 16
YEARBOOK COMPILED AND EDITED BY: Helen Ashe.
Published by the
MIDLAND LAKELAND TERRIER CLUB.