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Vol. II, Issue 35
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MASTER NATIONAL WRAP-UP
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Women's Trophy
Congrtulations to the latest recipients of the MN Women's Challenge Trophy! Lesley Rae-Karnes and Windy City Snake Eyes MH-MNH Melissa Robinson Shanks and Pop's Lucky 13 MH-MNH Judy Drum and Emberain Ivy Gotta Go Hunting MH-MNH Tracy Davis and Davis' Sweet Josie Brown MH-MNH Becky Malphus, DVM and Medicine Manscooking the Books MH-MNH Carolyn Elam and Black Powder's Blazing Red Flame MH-MNH Katie Quarles and Herm's BLM MH-MNH Pat DeNardo and Firemark's Holy Terra MH-MNH Upclose Photo Update
Mark Atwater's photos from Flight A (Dogs 1-114) are complete and uploaded to the website.
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HEALTH ROUNDUP
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Ehrlichiosis Podcast
The AKC CHO has produced a podcast of Dr. Rebecca Trout Fryxell discussing her study of Ehrlichiosis.
Heartworm Update
Ed Aycock, DVM recently addressed questions about heartworm posed by members of Retriever Training Forum. He gave us permission to share this post with you.
- All currently available heartworm preventatives are members of the same group known as macrocyclic lactomes which includes ivermectin (Heartgard), milbemycin (Sentinel & Trifexsis) salemectin (Revolution), and moxidectin (Advantage Multi and Proheart 6 injection). There are 20+ compounds in that group.
- The macrocyclic lactomes kill the L3/L4 larvae in the tissue phase after inoculation of the larva by a mosquito bite.
- To be effective these products must be administered every 30 days, beyond 40 days some larva may not be affected, the exception being the injectable form of moxidectin (Proheart 6.)
Heartworms Resistant to the class of drugs macrocyclic lactomes.
In 2007 +\- the FDA received an abnormal number of reports of lack of efficacy (LOE). The vast majority of these reports were from the Mississippi delta in TN, AL, MS, and LA. Subsequently there has been much speculation about the possibility of a resistant strain of the canine heartworm Dirofilaria Immitis in that region. A number of scientific studies have ensued, from those here is what we currently know.
- There does appear to be a genetically different strain of D. Immitis in those areas.
- The affected area does not appear to have expanded beyond that area.
- Of the reports of LOE an analysis of the medical records of those dogs reveals that 80% did not have sufficient product to administer to those dogs every 30 days.
- 99% of the dogs in the affected area are protected by currently available products.
- There is a genetically identifiable difference in the apparent D Immitis "resistant strain" however researchers currently think this strain is not as robust as the standard D. Immitis.
- Resistance to one member of that class equals resistance to all members since they all have the same mode of action.
Current theory is that the resistant strain of D. Immitis may have resulted from the widespread use of the so called slow kill method of heartworm treatment in the indemic area. No kill shelter programs have moved thousands of potentially heartworm infected dogs into areas of the country which previously have not had heartworm disease. Many of these dogs come from the gulf coast and the Carribean where heartworm disease is prevalent. What can you do to protect your dog
- Give label approved heartworm preventatives every 30 days year round no matter where you live.
- If possible limit exposure to mosquitos with the use of screened or indoor kennels, mosquito traps, and/or mosquito repellents. Remember that mosquitos are most active from twilight until dawn.
- Perform annual heartworm tests for adult dogs. The sooner heartworm infections are treated the less likely for complications or long term pulmonary artery damage.
Information is changing rapidly and what we know today could change tomorrow. For more information on canine heartworm disease visit http://heartwormsociety.org
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| NEW THIS WEEK | | |
Retriever Results has been updated to include events that took place on October 4-6, 2013. Visit www.retrieverresults.com for more information.
American Chesapeake Club, Inc. (ACC) Awaiting results from: Port Arthur Retriever Club Talbot Retriever Club
To dig even deeper, visit the website. There you can identify top sires and dams, view profiles of dogs and more.
Enjoy!
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WEEKLY PASSES (see more online in Events) | |
For a complete list of those who passed the previous weekend, check out this report. In fact, we use the same link each week, so feel free to bookmark it to see results from the most recent week.
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NEW MASTER HUNTERS
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Here are the 3 dogs that have earned their MH title since the last report (name/title/owner/breed/sex/age). Name in red is youngest dog.
Smallest stake - 54 (ACC)
Largest stake - 54 (ACC)
Dreamers Kickinaz Jake MH, Ann Marie Duncan, PM, 5.8 yo Seaside's All American Girl MH, Frank & Rita Jones, MD, YLF, 2.7 yo
Sun Devil Nil Volentigus Arduum MH, Dawn Fleming, BCF, 6 yo Note: The Retriever Results database is adding history every day. As a result, title announcements may be either premature or late. If we've missed a title you have earned, let us know.
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NEW SENIOR HUNTERS
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Here are the 6 dogs that have earned their SH title since the last report (name/title/owner/breed/sex/age). Name in red is youngest dog.
Smallest stake - 32 (ACC)
Largest stake - 34 (ACC)
Del Brave A Knight's Tale, SH, Kevin Shaffer, DCM, 3.8 yo Lzl's Shotgun Rain SH, Lisa & Michaela White, BLF, 1.5 yo Muddybay's Sweet Tart SH, Even Gardner, CLF, 1.5 yo Pinebrooks To The Moon SH, Ryan Hill, BLM, 1.9 yo CH Pond Hollow Going Great Guns SH, Kathy Heintel, BCM, 5.2 yo Tide Rock's Sea Star Salty Mist SH, Jean Stauning, BLF, 3.7 yo
Earned 9/28/2013
Chena V SH, Cynthia Poveda, BLF, 6 yo
Note: The Retriever Results database is adding history every day. As a result, title announcements may be either premature or late. If we've missed a title you have earned, let us know |
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NEW JUNIOR HUNTERS
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Here are the 18 dogs that have earned their JH since the last report (name/title/owner/breed/sex/age). Name in red is youngest dog.
Smallest stake - 36 (ACC)
Largest stake - 38 (ACC)
Adirondac Tippy Canoe JH, Carol Lantiegne, GF, 1 yo Bay Creek I'm All For That JH, R. & S. Rickert and M. Bettis And L. Selof, FF, 7.5 yo Blacfriar Zenyatta JH, Rachel Hill, FF, 2.9 yo Gamekeeper's Femme Fatale JH, Sandra Muer, FF, 2.4 yo Glenbrier's Something Wicked JH, Deborah Stoll, GF, 1.3 yo Kelakye's Cowgirls Dont Cry JH, Beth Gerdes, GF, 1.3 yo Knightcastle Camelot Nevermore JH, Jill Griffet, FF, 5 yo Penrose Volcano Cocktail JH, Brian Kranz, CF, 1.6 yo Rainwaters Valhallas Northern Lights JH, Shawn Ward, CF, 1.9 yo Rescue's Living The Wonderful Life JH, Kathy Koenig, GM, 2.5 yo Richwood Works Like A Charm JH, Tara Perby, GF, 0.7 yo
Ridge View Gambler's Choice JH, Sarah Wildgen, BLM, 2.1 yo Steelshot's Just Happy To Be JH, Doug & Danielle Wilson, BLM, 0.8 yo
Swamp Collie's Backyard Bbq JH, Brittany Riha, GF, 0.7 yo
Treasure Lake Auburn's Sadie JH, Marie Olson, CF, 3.1 yo Treasure Lake Jon's Arctic Seal JH, Kathy Heintel, CF, 1.5 yo Turbo Dart'n Darby Of Springdale JH, Wayne Babcock, GF, 1.4 yo Wright's Stars And Bars JH, Fred Wright, YLF, 3.4 yo
Note: The Retriever Results database is adding history every day. As a result, title announcements may be either premature or late. If we've missed a title you have earned, let us know.
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NEW QUALIFIED ALL AGE
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Congratulations to the dogs that became Qualified All Age last week. This brings the total to 342 for the year.
Be sure to visit the website and see the dogs that became QAA by year, 2005 - present. Sort by age at QAA, sire and dam. Youngest dog's name that became QAA last weekend is in red.
American Amateur Retriever Club Jorja's Tarbaby Tempest, BLF, 1.7 yo, Jake & Xan Fredericks Turkey Creek's Simon Sez, BLM, 2.4 yo, Thomas Felinski Chattanooga Retriever Club Mirelman's Remi SH, YLF. 4 yo, Dan & Kim Mirelman Taylor Made For Blue, BLF, 2.8 yo, Tommy & Brenda Parrish Labrador Retriever Club The Wheeler Dealer, BLM, 3.1 yo, Richard & Connie Dresser Windy City's Night Rider, BLM, 2.2 yo, Charlie Hines, Iii Lincoln Trail Retriever Club Duck Buster's Red Barron, YLM, 1.6, Scott Holland
Long Train A Runn'in, BLM, 2.4, Mark Williams Long Island Retriever Field Trial Club Pawscienda's Red Stryker, YLM, 2.8 yo,Linda Downey Secret Ponds Fast Phillie, BLF, 2 yo, Linda Haskins Metro Alliance Retriever Club Story's Something To Talk About MH, BLF, 7.4 yo, Deborah Story Northern California Retriever Trial ClubHarney Hill Cavu, BLM, 3.4 yo, Gordon Powers Rockwall Retriever Club Rawhide's Rowdy Trail Boss, BLM, 2.5 yo, Tommy Grimes Whitewater Klondike Franchise, BLM, 2.1 yo, Ronald Aronoff Tar Heel Retriever ClubLake Country Lacy Lady MH, BLF, 3.8 yo, John Marinelli Mistral's Daughter JH, BLF, 2.3 yo, Sandra Wayt Topeka Retriever Club Knockout's Pop Rocks, BLF, 2.2 yo, Jonathon Tepley Magic's Lil Too Hot To Handle, YLF, 3.1 yo,Michelle Kelley
Defining QAA
While QAA is not an official title, it does represent a milestone in a competitive dog's life. Here we list dogs as QAA that for the first time in their career have earned one of these results:
- Placed or Jam'd in an Open or an Amateur OR
- Won a first or second place in a Qualifying
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2014 MASTER NATIONAL QUALIFIERS
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Congratulations to the 1 dog, owners and handlers who have qualified recently for the 2014 Master National.
Peaks Hidden Agenda MH, Renee Hager, YLF, 8.4 yo
Note: Age listed is dog's age at the time of the event
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NATIONALS (see more online in Nationals)
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2013 Master National - 837 Qualified, 669 Entered, 302 Qualifiers!
Congratulations to the dogs, owners and handlers qualified, entered and still in! View the report.
2013 National Open - 70 Dogs Qualified
Congratulations to the dogs, owners and handlers qualified! View the report. 2014 National Amateur - 45 Dogs Qualified Congratulations to the dogs, owner and handlers qualified. Those of you interested in more information can view the report.
2013 Canadian National Open - 125 Dogs Qualified, 56 Entered, 1 Winner!
And the winner is CNFC-CAFC-FC-AFC L and L Just a Gigolo, BLM, 8.5 yo, owned by Howard and Lise Simson and handled by Kevin Cheff. Congratulations to the dogs, owners and handlers qualified. Those of you interested in more information can view the report.
2013 Canadian National Amateur - 154 Dogs Qualified, 56 Entered, 1 Winner!
Congratulations to the dogs, owners and handlers qualified. Those of you interested in more information can view the report. And the winner is FC-AFC-CNAFC-CFC Runnin's Molly B, BLF, 9.7 yo, owned by Brian Clasby and Mickey Rawlins. Note: Age listed is dog's age at the time of the event.
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