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TRANSCRIPT
Announcements
Board of Directors amp General Meetings The next General Meeting is scheduled for Thursday November
29 at 7pm An email notification and agenda will be sent out
Members Only Minutes of all meetings can be found on the ODTC website - (Login is required) ODTC BOD Minutes ODTC General Meeting Minutes
Welcome New Members Francine Bethea Diane Gilliam Dayli Marrero Susan Boswell Dale
Martins and Elizabeth Rhodes
Crab Feast ndash Not enough interest at this time
Equipment Manager Our Equipment Manager Richard Mathews has resigned from his
position so that he may further enjoy his retirement We thank
Richard for all of his hard work
A new Equipment Manager is needed This is a Contributing Member position Please contact Russ Bobb for more information
AWARD APPLICATIONS Contact Betty Gardner at bettyganimallvraolcom
Award applications must be received by December 20th
For more details and forms go to
httpsorioledogcluborgmember-awards
From the Nominating Committee Chairperson - Judi Ruff (contact judithreedogsaolcm)
Oriole Needs Your Help It is time to start thinking about nominations for
2019 We will be asking for nominations for the board of directors over the
next 2 months Please consider one of the positions or think about other
club members that you would like to see in these positions
If you have any questions about any position on the board or if you would
like to be on the Nominating Committee please contact Judi Ruff
Dumbbell Oriole Dog Training Club 9 Azar Ct Halethorpe MD 21227 October 2018 Revised
Happenings
October 2018
27-28 NAFA Flyball ndash No Speed Limit Flyball Racing Team Tournament Format TBD Oriole Training Building Halethorpe MD
November 2018 3-4 NADAC Agility ndash Oriole Training Building Halethorpe MD 10 NAFA Flyball Tournament hosted by Flyball Dogs Anonymous Oriole Training Building Halethorpe MD 17-18 CPE Agility Trial hosted by Breakaway Action Dogs Oriole Training Building Halethorpe MD
December 2018 1 AKC Scent Work Trial ndash Oriole Dog Training Club Scent Work Trial Halethorpe MD 2 AKC Tracking ndash Oriole Dog Training Club Tracking Trial Elkton MD 7-9 AKC Agility Trial ndash Oriole Dog Training Club Agility Trial Frederick MD 15 NACSW K9 Nose Work ndash Oriole Dog Training Club Odor Recognition Test Oriole Training Building Halethorpe MD
January 2019
5-6 USDAA Agility Trial hosted by Mid-Atlantic MADness Oriole Training Building Halethorpe MD 12-13 Nosework Seminar ndash (tentatively scheduled presenter TBA) Oriole Dog Training Club Training Building Halethorpe MD 20 Annual Awards Party
25-27 AKC Agility ndash Oriole Dog Training Club Agility Trial Location TBA Note Italics indicate non-ODTC event at our building
Educational
Dog Bite Prevention Provided by AVMA
Dog bites pose a serious health risk to our communities and society More than 45 million people are bitten by dogs each year in the United States and more than 800000 receive medical attention for dog bites according to the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) At least half of those bitten are children Here are more dog bite facts Almost 1 in 5 people bitten by dogs require medical attention
bull Children are by far the most common victims of dog bites and are far more likely to be severely injured
bull Most dog bites affecting young children occur during everyday activities and while interacting with familiar dogs
bull Senior citizens are the second most common dog bite victims
Any dog can bite big or small male or female young or old Even the cuddliest fuzziest sweetest pet can bite if provoked Remember it is not a dogs breed that determines whether it will bite but rather the dogs individual history and behavior
Most dog bites are preventable and there are many things you can do at home and within your community to help prevent them
Why do dogs bite
Dogs bite for a variety of reasons but most commonly as a reaction to something If the dog finds itself in a stressful situation it may bite to defend itself or its territory Dogs can bite because they are scared or have been startled They can bite because they feel threatened They can bite to protect something that is valuable to them like their puppies their food or a toy
Dogs might bite because they arent feeling well They could be sick or sore due to injury or illness and might want to be left alone Dogs also might nip and bite during play Even though nipping during play might be fun for the dog it can be dangerous for people Its a good idea to avoid wrestling or playing tug-of-war with your dog These types of activities can make your dog overly excited which may lead to a nip or a bite
What you can do to prevent dog bites
Socialization Socialization is a good way to help prevent your dog from biting Socializing your pet helps your dog feel at ease in different situations By introducing your dog to people and other animals while its a puppy it feels more comfortable in different situations as it gets older Its also important to use a leash in public to make sure that you are able to control your dog
HELP WANTED VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Oriole is an ALL VOLUNTEER club Member and Provisional
Member help is necessary and appreciated
Sat and Sun Oct 2728 - Flyball Help - Volunteers needed
to help with NAFA No Speed Limit flyball tournament at
ODTC on Oct 27 amp 28 Please contact the tournament
director Carle Lee Detweiler (cldetweiler1yahoocom)
Fri Nov 2 and Sun Nov 4 ndash NADAC Agility Setup and
Tear Down
Set up will begin at 500 pm on Friday 110218
We will need help with
- moving the blue panels from the field
-moving the equipment from the agility field
-clearing the ring gating and obedience equipment from the
obedience field
-bringing tables out for the trial secretary
-there will be other smalllightweight tasks that will need to be
done
We will also need help with teardown on Sunday 11418
Time to be determined
We will try to accomplish as much as possible without
disrupting the Friday night flyball class
Lorinda McKisson will be your point of contact when you
arrive
Any and all assistance would be greatly appreciated
Paid opportunities to set-uptear-down for non-ODTC events may be available - Anyone who wants to help should contact Russ Bobb
Responsible Pet Ownership Responsible pet ownership builds a solid foundation for dog bite prevention Basics of responsible dog ownership that can help reduce the risk of dog bites include carefully selecting the dog thats right for your family proper training regular exercise and neutering or spaying your pet
Education Educate yourself and your children about how - or whether - to approach a dog
Avoid Risky Situations Its important to know how to avoid escalating risky situations and to understand when you should and should not interact with dogs You should avoid petting a dog in these scenarios
bull If the dog is not with its owner
bull If the dog is with its owner but the owner does not give permission to pet the dog
bull If the dog is on the other side of a fence ndash dont reach through or over a fence to pet a dog
bull If a dog is sleeping or eating
bull If a dog is sick or injured
bull If a dog is resting with her puppies or seems very protective of her puppies and anxious about your presence
bull If a dog is playing with a toy
bull If a dog is growling or barking
bull If a dog appears to be hiding or seeking time alone
Pay Attention to Body Language Reading a dogs body language also can be helpful Just like people dogs rely on body gestures postures and vocalizations to express themselves and communicate While we cant always read a dogs body language accurately it can give us helpful clues as to whether a dog is feeling stressed frightened or threatened
Photo Wall ndash Submit Award Photos by Nov 30 for 2018 Oriole Members - donrsquot forget to submit your photos
ODTC Awards Photo Wall Criteria - Contact Sue Carlton
If you would like to have an award photo framed and placed on the ODTC awards photo wall please follow the
instructions below to submit a digital photo to AwardswallODTCcom or a quality 8x10 photocopy with caption and
place into the Obedience TD mailbox
Submitting a digital photo
bull Photo Image The image will be printed as 8x10 in Portrait style with captions included (see Criteria for photos below) The photo
should include the dog and the award or the dog action shot related to the award It is your preference if you want to be in the photo
too
bull Caption requested Provide as appropriate your name your dogrsquos name title(s) which will be placed on the photo to be displayed
bull Fee Submit a $7 fee to cover the frame and printing (all frames will be identical) Once we receive your fee the printing will be
processed
Submitting a quality photocopy
bull If a digital image is not available we will accept a quality photo 8x10 with caption information Place submittal into the Obedience TD
mailbox with check
We will accept new photos yearly during the period shown below
Submit your photos and captions 0201 ndash 1130
Cut-off date for submittal November 30th
Please make the check payable to ODTC Ref Awards Photo Mail to ODTC 9 Azar Court Halethorpe MD Attn
Sue Carlton Obedience TD
Photo Criteria for digital image submittal
Minimum of 900x1260 dpi 12 MP Ideal 1200x1680 dpi 2 MP Maximum of 1500x2100 dpi 315 MP
Shout-Outs
Thank Yoursquos Thank you to ALL the volunteers that came out to help with USDAA trial
Accomplishments Congratulations to
Tiiu Mayer and Wei Wei - In August this team earned their MX MXJ and MXF in one marathon
week In September they got their first C-ATCH at Periland at the DGDTC trial They also
earned a really nice Snooker 51 ribbon
Michele Long and Ginger who got her L1E in Waynesboro
Deborah Dean and Iselin had fun at the ODTC Fast Cat Trial working towards her FCAT2
Debbie Kaminski and Indy earned her Level 1 Interior Nosework title
Sally Josselyn with Paiva earned her Performance Dog Champion Bronze thanks to the help of Janet and
Sequel Last goal of her agility career now obtained
Don amp Linda Grskovich and Laska on her new championship title ChKerwynds Forever and Always
BCAT (ChDenmars Dare to Dream X GChKerwynds Forever Country) A big thank you to Gwen
DeMilta and Carissa Shimpeno for taking her to the finish line
Paula Waterman and Coop who finished his championship Standard Poodle Cooper is now Ch Foresthill
High Noon Cooper is bred and co-owned by Tara Delp Ncmg and has been handled by Lakesisde
Kennel Professional Handling (Paul Clas and family) Cooper will now be in training for competition
obedience and Rally
Paula Waterman and her 9-year-old Australian Shepherd Thumper who earned a Premier and 2 A-BOB at
the pre-shows of the ASCA National specialty the top score in the top 30 Altered invitational and in the
National show a Best Opp to a lovely bitch in Veterans and was ABOB IN the National itself Thumper
also finished his Rally Advanced title handled by Paularsquos friend Jen Tanner A wonderful way to leave
the show ring though he might continue in Rally if he feels inclined He is now AKC GRCHBASCA BISS
CHCKC BISS CH Inkwells Tom-Tom CDS RA
Lorinda McKisson and Keanu on their AKC Masters JWW Title
Some last-minute additions to our member accomplishments (photos coming in the next issue)
No Speed Limit was recognized as a ldquoIron Clubrdquo at the 10th CanAm Classic one of 19 teams that
have attended all 10 CanAmrsquos
Pesto and Carle Lee Detweiler who earned their Iron Dog award for racing for 10 consecutive
NAFA racing years Pesto also earned his HOBBES award reaching 100000 lifetime racing
points Carle Leersquos Lessa also earned her ONYX title reaching 20000 racing points
Lauralee McGuirersquos Jamie debuted at the CanAm and earned his FD (Flyball Dog) and FDX
(Flyball Dog Excellent) titles
New Puppies If you have a new puppy (8 weeks ndash 1 year) feel free to submit pictures periodically so that others may enjoy some
puppy cuteness
Congratulations to Chelsea Singer on her new pup Groovy
Congratulations to Cindy Deubler and her new pup Collins
Thinking of You Contact The Sunshine Coordinator Sharon Spies
Patricia Straat ndash you continue to be in our thought
Judi Ruff ndash you are in our thoughts with the passing of your dog Casey
Hope you enjoyed this edition of the Oriole Dog Training Club ldquoDumbbellrdquo ndash Newsletter Editor Sheila Saville
This newsletter relies on YOU to submit information to be published for everyonersquos enjoyment Help me out as some of
you are doing by emailing me information for the next edition of The Dumbbell Please submit your
bragsaccomplishments or new puppy info to DumbbellOrioledogclubclub to have them posted in the next newsletter
ODTC Board of Directors President - Russ Bobb
presidentorioledogclubclub Secretary ndash Kim Culp
secretaryorioledogclubclub Communications Director ndash Sheila Saville
dumbbellorioledogclubclub Tracking Training Director ndash Linda Hulbert
domlinckrscomcastnet
Vice President - Janet Gauntt
JLGaunttaolcom Membership Director ndash Rose Kane
membershiporioledogclubclub Other Activities Director - Carle Lee Detweiler
cldetweiler1yahoocom Board Member At Large ndash Felicia Wynn
goldenfwcomcastnet
Treasurer - Mary Ann Dresler
treasurerorioledogclubclub Obedience Training Director ndash Sue Carlton
trainrottshotmailcom Agility Training Director ndash Cindy Duebler
rosiepupverizonnet
Educational
Dog Bite Prevention Provided by AVMA
Dog bites pose a serious health risk to our communities and society More than 45 million people are bitten by dogs each year in the United States and more than 800000 receive medical attention for dog bites according to the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) At least half of those bitten are children Here are more dog bite facts Almost 1 in 5 people bitten by dogs require medical attention
bull Children are by far the most common victims of dog bites and are far more likely to be severely injured
bull Most dog bites affecting young children occur during everyday activities and while interacting with familiar dogs
bull Senior citizens are the second most common dog bite victims
Any dog can bite big or small male or female young or old Even the cuddliest fuzziest sweetest pet can bite if provoked Remember it is not a dogs breed that determines whether it will bite but rather the dogs individual history and behavior
Most dog bites are preventable and there are many things you can do at home and within your community to help prevent them
Why do dogs bite
Dogs bite for a variety of reasons but most commonly as a reaction to something If the dog finds itself in a stressful situation it may bite to defend itself or its territory Dogs can bite because they are scared or have been startled They can bite because they feel threatened They can bite to protect something that is valuable to them like their puppies their food or a toy
Dogs might bite because they arent feeling well They could be sick or sore due to injury or illness and might want to be left alone Dogs also might nip and bite during play Even though nipping during play might be fun for the dog it can be dangerous for people Its a good idea to avoid wrestling or playing tug-of-war with your dog These types of activities can make your dog overly excited which may lead to a nip or a bite
What you can do to prevent dog bites
Socialization Socialization is a good way to help prevent your dog from biting Socializing your pet helps your dog feel at ease in different situations By introducing your dog to people and other animals while its a puppy it feels more comfortable in different situations as it gets older Its also important to use a leash in public to make sure that you are able to control your dog
HELP WANTED VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Oriole is an ALL VOLUNTEER club Member and Provisional
Member help is necessary and appreciated
Sat and Sun Oct 2728 - Flyball Help - Volunteers needed
to help with NAFA No Speed Limit flyball tournament at
ODTC on Oct 27 amp 28 Please contact the tournament
director Carle Lee Detweiler (cldetweiler1yahoocom)
Fri Nov 2 and Sun Nov 4 ndash NADAC Agility Setup and
Tear Down
Set up will begin at 500 pm on Friday 110218
We will need help with
- moving the blue panels from the field
-moving the equipment from the agility field
-clearing the ring gating and obedience equipment from the
obedience field
-bringing tables out for the trial secretary
-there will be other smalllightweight tasks that will need to be
done
We will also need help with teardown on Sunday 11418
Time to be determined
We will try to accomplish as much as possible without
disrupting the Friday night flyball class
Lorinda McKisson will be your point of contact when you
arrive
Any and all assistance would be greatly appreciated
Paid opportunities to set-uptear-down for non-ODTC events may be available - Anyone who wants to help should contact Russ Bobb
Responsible Pet Ownership Responsible pet ownership builds a solid foundation for dog bite prevention Basics of responsible dog ownership that can help reduce the risk of dog bites include carefully selecting the dog thats right for your family proper training regular exercise and neutering or spaying your pet
Education Educate yourself and your children about how - or whether - to approach a dog
Avoid Risky Situations Its important to know how to avoid escalating risky situations and to understand when you should and should not interact with dogs You should avoid petting a dog in these scenarios
bull If the dog is not with its owner
bull If the dog is with its owner but the owner does not give permission to pet the dog
bull If the dog is on the other side of a fence ndash dont reach through or over a fence to pet a dog
bull If a dog is sleeping or eating
bull If a dog is sick or injured
bull If a dog is resting with her puppies or seems very protective of her puppies and anxious about your presence
bull If a dog is playing with a toy
bull If a dog is growling or barking
bull If a dog appears to be hiding or seeking time alone
Pay Attention to Body Language Reading a dogs body language also can be helpful Just like people dogs rely on body gestures postures and vocalizations to express themselves and communicate While we cant always read a dogs body language accurately it can give us helpful clues as to whether a dog is feeling stressed frightened or threatened
Photo Wall ndash Submit Award Photos by Nov 30 for 2018 Oriole Members - donrsquot forget to submit your photos
ODTC Awards Photo Wall Criteria - Contact Sue Carlton
If you would like to have an award photo framed and placed on the ODTC awards photo wall please follow the
instructions below to submit a digital photo to AwardswallODTCcom or a quality 8x10 photocopy with caption and
place into the Obedience TD mailbox
Submitting a digital photo
bull Photo Image The image will be printed as 8x10 in Portrait style with captions included (see Criteria for photos below) The photo
should include the dog and the award or the dog action shot related to the award It is your preference if you want to be in the photo
too
bull Caption requested Provide as appropriate your name your dogrsquos name title(s) which will be placed on the photo to be displayed
bull Fee Submit a $7 fee to cover the frame and printing (all frames will be identical) Once we receive your fee the printing will be
processed
Submitting a quality photocopy
bull If a digital image is not available we will accept a quality photo 8x10 with caption information Place submittal into the Obedience TD
mailbox with check
We will accept new photos yearly during the period shown below
Submit your photos and captions 0201 ndash 1130
Cut-off date for submittal November 30th
Please make the check payable to ODTC Ref Awards Photo Mail to ODTC 9 Azar Court Halethorpe MD Attn
Sue Carlton Obedience TD
Photo Criteria for digital image submittal
Minimum of 900x1260 dpi 12 MP Ideal 1200x1680 dpi 2 MP Maximum of 1500x2100 dpi 315 MP
Shout-Outs
Thank Yoursquos Thank you to ALL the volunteers that came out to help with USDAA trial
Accomplishments Congratulations to
Tiiu Mayer and Wei Wei - In August this team earned their MX MXJ and MXF in one marathon
week In September they got their first C-ATCH at Periland at the DGDTC trial They also
earned a really nice Snooker 51 ribbon
Michele Long and Ginger who got her L1E in Waynesboro
Deborah Dean and Iselin had fun at the ODTC Fast Cat Trial working towards her FCAT2
Debbie Kaminski and Indy earned her Level 1 Interior Nosework title
Sally Josselyn with Paiva earned her Performance Dog Champion Bronze thanks to the help of Janet and
Sequel Last goal of her agility career now obtained
Don amp Linda Grskovich and Laska on her new championship title ChKerwynds Forever and Always
BCAT (ChDenmars Dare to Dream X GChKerwynds Forever Country) A big thank you to Gwen
DeMilta and Carissa Shimpeno for taking her to the finish line
Paula Waterman and Coop who finished his championship Standard Poodle Cooper is now Ch Foresthill
High Noon Cooper is bred and co-owned by Tara Delp Ncmg and has been handled by Lakesisde
Kennel Professional Handling (Paul Clas and family) Cooper will now be in training for competition
obedience and Rally
Paula Waterman and her 9-year-old Australian Shepherd Thumper who earned a Premier and 2 A-BOB at
the pre-shows of the ASCA National specialty the top score in the top 30 Altered invitational and in the
National show a Best Opp to a lovely bitch in Veterans and was ABOB IN the National itself Thumper
also finished his Rally Advanced title handled by Paularsquos friend Jen Tanner A wonderful way to leave
the show ring though he might continue in Rally if he feels inclined He is now AKC GRCHBASCA BISS
CHCKC BISS CH Inkwells Tom-Tom CDS RA
Lorinda McKisson and Keanu on their AKC Masters JWW Title
Some last-minute additions to our member accomplishments (photos coming in the next issue)
No Speed Limit was recognized as a ldquoIron Clubrdquo at the 10th CanAm Classic one of 19 teams that
have attended all 10 CanAmrsquos
Pesto and Carle Lee Detweiler who earned their Iron Dog award for racing for 10 consecutive
NAFA racing years Pesto also earned his HOBBES award reaching 100000 lifetime racing
points Carle Leersquos Lessa also earned her ONYX title reaching 20000 racing points
Lauralee McGuirersquos Jamie debuted at the CanAm and earned his FD (Flyball Dog) and FDX
(Flyball Dog Excellent) titles
New Puppies If you have a new puppy (8 weeks ndash 1 year) feel free to submit pictures periodically so that others may enjoy some
puppy cuteness
Congratulations to Chelsea Singer on her new pup Groovy
Congratulations to Cindy Deubler and her new pup Collins
Thinking of You Contact The Sunshine Coordinator Sharon Spies
Patricia Straat ndash you continue to be in our thought
Judi Ruff ndash you are in our thoughts with the passing of your dog Casey
Hope you enjoyed this edition of the Oriole Dog Training Club ldquoDumbbellrdquo ndash Newsletter Editor Sheila Saville
This newsletter relies on YOU to submit information to be published for everyonersquos enjoyment Help me out as some of
you are doing by emailing me information for the next edition of The Dumbbell Please submit your
bragsaccomplishments or new puppy info to DumbbellOrioledogclubclub to have them posted in the next newsletter
ODTC Board of Directors President - Russ Bobb
presidentorioledogclubclub Secretary ndash Kim Culp
secretaryorioledogclubclub Communications Director ndash Sheila Saville
dumbbellorioledogclubclub Tracking Training Director ndash Linda Hulbert
domlinckrscomcastnet
Vice President - Janet Gauntt
JLGaunttaolcom Membership Director ndash Rose Kane
membershiporioledogclubclub Other Activities Director - Carle Lee Detweiler
cldetweiler1yahoocom Board Member At Large ndash Felicia Wynn
goldenfwcomcastnet
Treasurer - Mary Ann Dresler
treasurerorioledogclubclub Obedience Training Director ndash Sue Carlton
trainrottshotmailcom Agility Training Director ndash Cindy Duebler
rosiepupverizonnet
Responsible Pet Ownership Responsible pet ownership builds a solid foundation for dog bite prevention Basics of responsible dog ownership that can help reduce the risk of dog bites include carefully selecting the dog thats right for your family proper training regular exercise and neutering or spaying your pet
Education Educate yourself and your children about how - or whether - to approach a dog
Avoid Risky Situations Its important to know how to avoid escalating risky situations and to understand when you should and should not interact with dogs You should avoid petting a dog in these scenarios
bull If the dog is not with its owner
bull If the dog is with its owner but the owner does not give permission to pet the dog
bull If the dog is on the other side of a fence ndash dont reach through or over a fence to pet a dog
bull If a dog is sleeping or eating
bull If a dog is sick or injured
bull If a dog is resting with her puppies or seems very protective of her puppies and anxious about your presence
bull If a dog is playing with a toy
bull If a dog is growling or barking
bull If a dog appears to be hiding or seeking time alone
Pay Attention to Body Language Reading a dogs body language also can be helpful Just like people dogs rely on body gestures postures and vocalizations to express themselves and communicate While we cant always read a dogs body language accurately it can give us helpful clues as to whether a dog is feeling stressed frightened or threatened
Photo Wall ndash Submit Award Photos by Nov 30 for 2018 Oriole Members - donrsquot forget to submit your photos
ODTC Awards Photo Wall Criteria - Contact Sue Carlton
If you would like to have an award photo framed and placed on the ODTC awards photo wall please follow the
instructions below to submit a digital photo to AwardswallODTCcom or a quality 8x10 photocopy with caption and
place into the Obedience TD mailbox
Submitting a digital photo
bull Photo Image The image will be printed as 8x10 in Portrait style with captions included (see Criteria for photos below) The photo
should include the dog and the award or the dog action shot related to the award It is your preference if you want to be in the photo
too
bull Caption requested Provide as appropriate your name your dogrsquos name title(s) which will be placed on the photo to be displayed
bull Fee Submit a $7 fee to cover the frame and printing (all frames will be identical) Once we receive your fee the printing will be
processed
Submitting a quality photocopy
bull If a digital image is not available we will accept a quality photo 8x10 with caption information Place submittal into the Obedience TD
mailbox with check
We will accept new photos yearly during the period shown below
Submit your photos and captions 0201 ndash 1130
Cut-off date for submittal November 30th
Please make the check payable to ODTC Ref Awards Photo Mail to ODTC 9 Azar Court Halethorpe MD Attn
Sue Carlton Obedience TD
Photo Criteria for digital image submittal
Minimum of 900x1260 dpi 12 MP Ideal 1200x1680 dpi 2 MP Maximum of 1500x2100 dpi 315 MP
Shout-Outs
Thank Yoursquos Thank you to ALL the volunteers that came out to help with USDAA trial
Accomplishments Congratulations to
Tiiu Mayer and Wei Wei - In August this team earned their MX MXJ and MXF in one marathon
week In September they got their first C-ATCH at Periland at the DGDTC trial They also
earned a really nice Snooker 51 ribbon
Michele Long and Ginger who got her L1E in Waynesboro
Deborah Dean and Iselin had fun at the ODTC Fast Cat Trial working towards her FCAT2
Debbie Kaminski and Indy earned her Level 1 Interior Nosework title
Sally Josselyn with Paiva earned her Performance Dog Champion Bronze thanks to the help of Janet and
Sequel Last goal of her agility career now obtained
Don amp Linda Grskovich and Laska on her new championship title ChKerwynds Forever and Always
BCAT (ChDenmars Dare to Dream X GChKerwynds Forever Country) A big thank you to Gwen
DeMilta and Carissa Shimpeno for taking her to the finish line
Paula Waterman and Coop who finished his championship Standard Poodle Cooper is now Ch Foresthill
High Noon Cooper is bred and co-owned by Tara Delp Ncmg and has been handled by Lakesisde
Kennel Professional Handling (Paul Clas and family) Cooper will now be in training for competition
obedience and Rally
Paula Waterman and her 9-year-old Australian Shepherd Thumper who earned a Premier and 2 A-BOB at
the pre-shows of the ASCA National specialty the top score in the top 30 Altered invitational and in the
National show a Best Opp to a lovely bitch in Veterans and was ABOB IN the National itself Thumper
also finished his Rally Advanced title handled by Paularsquos friend Jen Tanner A wonderful way to leave
the show ring though he might continue in Rally if he feels inclined He is now AKC GRCHBASCA BISS
CHCKC BISS CH Inkwells Tom-Tom CDS RA
Lorinda McKisson and Keanu on their AKC Masters JWW Title
Some last-minute additions to our member accomplishments (photos coming in the next issue)
No Speed Limit was recognized as a ldquoIron Clubrdquo at the 10th CanAm Classic one of 19 teams that
have attended all 10 CanAmrsquos
Pesto and Carle Lee Detweiler who earned their Iron Dog award for racing for 10 consecutive
NAFA racing years Pesto also earned his HOBBES award reaching 100000 lifetime racing
points Carle Leersquos Lessa also earned her ONYX title reaching 20000 racing points
Lauralee McGuirersquos Jamie debuted at the CanAm and earned his FD (Flyball Dog) and FDX
(Flyball Dog Excellent) titles
New Puppies If you have a new puppy (8 weeks ndash 1 year) feel free to submit pictures periodically so that others may enjoy some
puppy cuteness
Congratulations to Chelsea Singer on her new pup Groovy
Congratulations to Cindy Deubler and her new pup Collins
Thinking of You Contact The Sunshine Coordinator Sharon Spies
Patricia Straat ndash you continue to be in our thought
Judi Ruff ndash you are in our thoughts with the passing of your dog Casey
Hope you enjoyed this edition of the Oriole Dog Training Club ldquoDumbbellrdquo ndash Newsletter Editor Sheila Saville
This newsletter relies on YOU to submit information to be published for everyonersquos enjoyment Help me out as some of
you are doing by emailing me information for the next edition of The Dumbbell Please submit your
bragsaccomplishments or new puppy info to DumbbellOrioledogclubclub to have them posted in the next newsletter
ODTC Board of Directors President - Russ Bobb
presidentorioledogclubclub Secretary ndash Kim Culp
secretaryorioledogclubclub Communications Director ndash Sheila Saville
dumbbellorioledogclubclub Tracking Training Director ndash Linda Hulbert
domlinckrscomcastnet
Vice President - Janet Gauntt
JLGaunttaolcom Membership Director ndash Rose Kane
membershiporioledogclubclub Other Activities Director - Carle Lee Detweiler
cldetweiler1yahoocom Board Member At Large ndash Felicia Wynn
goldenfwcomcastnet
Treasurer - Mary Ann Dresler
treasurerorioledogclubclub Obedience Training Director ndash Sue Carlton
trainrottshotmailcom Agility Training Director ndash Cindy Duebler
rosiepupverizonnet
Shout-Outs
Thank Yoursquos Thank you to ALL the volunteers that came out to help with USDAA trial
Accomplishments Congratulations to
Tiiu Mayer and Wei Wei - In August this team earned their MX MXJ and MXF in one marathon
week In September they got their first C-ATCH at Periland at the DGDTC trial They also
earned a really nice Snooker 51 ribbon
Michele Long and Ginger who got her L1E in Waynesboro
Deborah Dean and Iselin had fun at the ODTC Fast Cat Trial working towards her FCAT2
Debbie Kaminski and Indy earned her Level 1 Interior Nosework title
Sally Josselyn with Paiva earned her Performance Dog Champion Bronze thanks to the help of Janet and
Sequel Last goal of her agility career now obtained
Don amp Linda Grskovich and Laska on her new championship title ChKerwynds Forever and Always
BCAT (ChDenmars Dare to Dream X GChKerwynds Forever Country) A big thank you to Gwen
DeMilta and Carissa Shimpeno for taking her to the finish line
Paula Waterman and Coop who finished his championship Standard Poodle Cooper is now Ch Foresthill
High Noon Cooper is bred and co-owned by Tara Delp Ncmg and has been handled by Lakesisde
Kennel Professional Handling (Paul Clas and family) Cooper will now be in training for competition
obedience and Rally
Paula Waterman and her 9-year-old Australian Shepherd Thumper who earned a Premier and 2 A-BOB at
the pre-shows of the ASCA National specialty the top score in the top 30 Altered invitational and in the
National show a Best Opp to a lovely bitch in Veterans and was ABOB IN the National itself Thumper
also finished his Rally Advanced title handled by Paularsquos friend Jen Tanner A wonderful way to leave
the show ring though he might continue in Rally if he feels inclined He is now AKC GRCHBASCA BISS
CHCKC BISS CH Inkwells Tom-Tom CDS RA
Lorinda McKisson and Keanu on their AKC Masters JWW Title
Some last-minute additions to our member accomplishments (photos coming in the next issue)
No Speed Limit was recognized as a ldquoIron Clubrdquo at the 10th CanAm Classic one of 19 teams that
have attended all 10 CanAmrsquos
Pesto and Carle Lee Detweiler who earned their Iron Dog award for racing for 10 consecutive
NAFA racing years Pesto also earned his HOBBES award reaching 100000 lifetime racing
points Carle Leersquos Lessa also earned her ONYX title reaching 20000 racing points
Lauralee McGuirersquos Jamie debuted at the CanAm and earned his FD (Flyball Dog) and FDX
(Flyball Dog Excellent) titles
New Puppies If you have a new puppy (8 weeks ndash 1 year) feel free to submit pictures periodically so that others may enjoy some
puppy cuteness
Congratulations to Chelsea Singer on her new pup Groovy
Congratulations to Cindy Deubler and her new pup Collins
Thinking of You Contact The Sunshine Coordinator Sharon Spies
Patricia Straat ndash you continue to be in our thought
Judi Ruff ndash you are in our thoughts with the passing of your dog Casey
Hope you enjoyed this edition of the Oriole Dog Training Club ldquoDumbbellrdquo ndash Newsletter Editor Sheila Saville
This newsletter relies on YOU to submit information to be published for everyonersquos enjoyment Help me out as some of
you are doing by emailing me information for the next edition of The Dumbbell Please submit your
bragsaccomplishments or new puppy info to DumbbellOrioledogclubclub to have them posted in the next newsletter
ODTC Board of Directors President - Russ Bobb
presidentorioledogclubclub Secretary ndash Kim Culp
secretaryorioledogclubclub Communications Director ndash Sheila Saville
dumbbellorioledogclubclub Tracking Training Director ndash Linda Hulbert
domlinckrscomcastnet
Vice President - Janet Gauntt
JLGaunttaolcom Membership Director ndash Rose Kane
membershiporioledogclubclub Other Activities Director - Carle Lee Detweiler
cldetweiler1yahoocom Board Member At Large ndash Felicia Wynn
goldenfwcomcastnet
Treasurer - Mary Ann Dresler
treasurerorioledogclubclub Obedience Training Director ndash Sue Carlton
trainrottshotmailcom Agility Training Director ndash Cindy Duebler
rosiepupverizonnet
Sally Josselyn with Paiva earned her Performance Dog Champion Bronze thanks to the help of Janet and
Sequel Last goal of her agility career now obtained
Don amp Linda Grskovich and Laska on her new championship title ChKerwynds Forever and Always
BCAT (ChDenmars Dare to Dream X GChKerwynds Forever Country) A big thank you to Gwen
DeMilta and Carissa Shimpeno for taking her to the finish line
Paula Waterman and Coop who finished his championship Standard Poodle Cooper is now Ch Foresthill
High Noon Cooper is bred and co-owned by Tara Delp Ncmg and has been handled by Lakesisde
Kennel Professional Handling (Paul Clas and family) Cooper will now be in training for competition
obedience and Rally
Paula Waterman and her 9-year-old Australian Shepherd Thumper who earned a Premier and 2 A-BOB at
the pre-shows of the ASCA National specialty the top score in the top 30 Altered invitational and in the
National show a Best Opp to a lovely bitch in Veterans and was ABOB IN the National itself Thumper
also finished his Rally Advanced title handled by Paularsquos friend Jen Tanner A wonderful way to leave
the show ring though he might continue in Rally if he feels inclined He is now AKC GRCHBASCA BISS
CHCKC BISS CH Inkwells Tom-Tom CDS RA
Lorinda McKisson and Keanu on their AKC Masters JWW Title
Some last-minute additions to our member accomplishments (photos coming in the next issue)
No Speed Limit was recognized as a ldquoIron Clubrdquo at the 10th CanAm Classic one of 19 teams that
have attended all 10 CanAmrsquos
Pesto and Carle Lee Detweiler who earned their Iron Dog award for racing for 10 consecutive
NAFA racing years Pesto also earned his HOBBES award reaching 100000 lifetime racing
points Carle Leersquos Lessa also earned her ONYX title reaching 20000 racing points
Lauralee McGuirersquos Jamie debuted at the CanAm and earned his FD (Flyball Dog) and FDX
(Flyball Dog Excellent) titles
New Puppies If you have a new puppy (8 weeks ndash 1 year) feel free to submit pictures periodically so that others may enjoy some
puppy cuteness
Congratulations to Chelsea Singer on her new pup Groovy
Congratulations to Cindy Deubler and her new pup Collins
Thinking of You Contact The Sunshine Coordinator Sharon Spies
Patricia Straat ndash you continue to be in our thought
Judi Ruff ndash you are in our thoughts with the passing of your dog Casey
Hope you enjoyed this edition of the Oriole Dog Training Club ldquoDumbbellrdquo ndash Newsletter Editor Sheila Saville
This newsletter relies on YOU to submit information to be published for everyonersquos enjoyment Help me out as some of
you are doing by emailing me information for the next edition of The Dumbbell Please submit your
bragsaccomplishments or new puppy info to DumbbellOrioledogclubclub to have them posted in the next newsletter
ODTC Board of Directors President - Russ Bobb
presidentorioledogclubclub Secretary ndash Kim Culp
secretaryorioledogclubclub Communications Director ndash Sheila Saville
dumbbellorioledogclubclub Tracking Training Director ndash Linda Hulbert
domlinckrscomcastnet
Vice President - Janet Gauntt
JLGaunttaolcom Membership Director ndash Rose Kane
membershiporioledogclubclub Other Activities Director - Carle Lee Detweiler
cldetweiler1yahoocom Board Member At Large ndash Felicia Wynn
goldenfwcomcastnet
Treasurer - Mary Ann Dresler
treasurerorioledogclubclub Obedience Training Director ndash Sue Carlton
trainrottshotmailcom Agility Training Director ndash Cindy Duebler
rosiepupverizonnet
also finished his Rally Advanced title handled by Paularsquos friend Jen Tanner A wonderful way to leave
the show ring though he might continue in Rally if he feels inclined He is now AKC GRCHBASCA BISS
CHCKC BISS CH Inkwells Tom-Tom CDS RA
Lorinda McKisson and Keanu on their AKC Masters JWW Title
Some last-minute additions to our member accomplishments (photos coming in the next issue)
No Speed Limit was recognized as a ldquoIron Clubrdquo at the 10th CanAm Classic one of 19 teams that
have attended all 10 CanAmrsquos
Pesto and Carle Lee Detweiler who earned their Iron Dog award for racing for 10 consecutive
NAFA racing years Pesto also earned his HOBBES award reaching 100000 lifetime racing
points Carle Leersquos Lessa also earned her ONYX title reaching 20000 racing points
Lauralee McGuirersquos Jamie debuted at the CanAm and earned his FD (Flyball Dog) and FDX
(Flyball Dog Excellent) titles
New Puppies If you have a new puppy (8 weeks ndash 1 year) feel free to submit pictures periodically so that others may enjoy some
puppy cuteness
Congratulations to Chelsea Singer on her new pup Groovy
Congratulations to Cindy Deubler and her new pup Collins
Thinking of You Contact The Sunshine Coordinator Sharon Spies
Patricia Straat ndash you continue to be in our thought
Judi Ruff ndash you are in our thoughts with the passing of your dog Casey
Hope you enjoyed this edition of the Oriole Dog Training Club ldquoDumbbellrdquo ndash Newsletter Editor Sheila Saville
This newsletter relies on YOU to submit information to be published for everyonersquos enjoyment Help me out as some of
you are doing by emailing me information for the next edition of The Dumbbell Please submit your
bragsaccomplishments or new puppy info to DumbbellOrioledogclubclub to have them posted in the next newsletter
ODTC Board of Directors President - Russ Bobb
presidentorioledogclubclub Secretary ndash Kim Culp
secretaryorioledogclubclub Communications Director ndash Sheila Saville
dumbbellorioledogclubclub Tracking Training Director ndash Linda Hulbert
domlinckrscomcastnet
Vice President - Janet Gauntt
JLGaunttaolcom Membership Director ndash Rose Kane
membershiporioledogclubclub Other Activities Director - Carle Lee Detweiler
cldetweiler1yahoocom Board Member At Large ndash Felicia Wynn
goldenfwcomcastnet
Treasurer - Mary Ann Dresler
treasurerorioledogclubclub Obedience Training Director ndash Sue Carlton
trainrottshotmailcom Agility Training Director ndash Cindy Duebler
rosiepupverizonnet
Pesto and Carle Lee Detweiler who earned their Iron Dog award for racing for 10 consecutive
NAFA racing years Pesto also earned his HOBBES award reaching 100000 lifetime racing
points Carle Leersquos Lessa also earned her ONYX title reaching 20000 racing points
Lauralee McGuirersquos Jamie debuted at the CanAm and earned his FD (Flyball Dog) and FDX
(Flyball Dog Excellent) titles
New Puppies If you have a new puppy (8 weeks ndash 1 year) feel free to submit pictures periodically so that others may enjoy some
puppy cuteness
Congratulations to Chelsea Singer on her new pup Groovy
Congratulations to Cindy Deubler and her new pup Collins
Thinking of You Contact The Sunshine Coordinator Sharon Spies
Patricia Straat ndash you continue to be in our thought
Judi Ruff ndash you are in our thoughts with the passing of your dog Casey
Hope you enjoyed this edition of the Oriole Dog Training Club ldquoDumbbellrdquo ndash Newsletter Editor Sheila Saville
This newsletter relies on YOU to submit information to be published for everyonersquos enjoyment Help me out as some of
you are doing by emailing me information for the next edition of The Dumbbell Please submit your
bragsaccomplishments or new puppy info to DumbbellOrioledogclubclub to have them posted in the next newsletter
ODTC Board of Directors President - Russ Bobb
presidentorioledogclubclub Secretary ndash Kim Culp
secretaryorioledogclubclub Communications Director ndash Sheila Saville
dumbbellorioledogclubclub Tracking Training Director ndash Linda Hulbert
domlinckrscomcastnet
Vice President - Janet Gauntt
JLGaunttaolcom Membership Director ndash Rose Kane
membershiporioledogclubclub Other Activities Director - Carle Lee Detweiler
cldetweiler1yahoocom Board Member At Large ndash Felicia Wynn
goldenfwcomcastnet
Treasurer - Mary Ann Dresler
treasurerorioledogclubclub Obedience Training Director ndash Sue Carlton
trainrottshotmailcom Agility Training Director ndash Cindy Duebler
rosiepupverizonnet
Thinking of You Contact The Sunshine Coordinator Sharon Spies
Patricia Straat ndash you continue to be in our thought
Judi Ruff ndash you are in our thoughts with the passing of your dog Casey
Hope you enjoyed this edition of the Oriole Dog Training Club ldquoDumbbellrdquo ndash Newsletter Editor Sheila Saville
This newsletter relies on YOU to submit information to be published for everyonersquos enjoyment Help me out as some of
you are doing by emailing me information for the next edition of The Dumbbell Please submit your
bragsaccomplishments or new puppy info to DumbbellOrioledogclubclub to have them posted in the next newsletter
ODTC Board of Directors President - Russ Bobb
presidentorioledogclubclub Secretary ndash Kim Culp
secretaryorioledogclubclub Communications Director ndash Sheila Saville
dumbbellorioledogclubclub Tracking Training Director ndash Linda Hulbert
domlinckrscomcastnet
Vice President - Janet Gauntt
JLGaunttaolcom Membership Director ndash Rose Kane
membershiporioledogclubclub Other Activities Director - Carle Lee Detweiler
cldetweiler1yahoocom Board Member At Large ndash Felicia Wynn
goldenfwcomcastnet
Treasurer - Mary Ann Dresler
treasurerorioledogclubclub Obedience Training Director ndash Sue Carlton
trainrottshotmailcom Agility Training Director ndash Cindy Duebler
rosiepupverizonnet