2021 PWCCA NATIONAL SPECIALTY SPECIAL ATTRACTION

BREEDER’S COMPETITION

Best Bred-by-Exhibitor

6  GCHP CH RIVERSIDE GET OVER IT BCAT  DN26999502. 1/21/2010 Breeder: Deborah B Shindle/tonya jordan. By: CH Aberlee Phantom Sequence - GCH CH Riverside Wicked Wonderful. Owner: Deb Shindle.

Breeder's Competition Winner

282*  GCHS CH BROGAN BRIGHT LIGHT  DN42209303. 2/25/2015 Breeder: Mari M Carroll. By: GCHB CH Heritage Brogan Light The Lamp - GCH CH Brogan Tralee. Owner: Mari Carroll. 

 

Pembroke Welsh Corgis, Breeder's Competition

*Note The Breeder's Competition also includes Stud Dog and Brood Bitch Classes which are included in the Non-Regular results.  The list of entries below includes  all those entered in the following classes specifically for the Breeder's Competition:
Half Sibling (Sire)
Half Sibling (Dam)
Bred-By-Exhibitor
plus the Brood Bitch class winner

5  GCHG CH XIV KARAT SPECIAL PLACE IN MY HEART AT BRIGADOON CGC TKN  DN45179601. 11/2/2015 Breeder: Sherri Hurst / Betty M Cook /. By: GCHB CH Brynlea Last Tango In Paris CGC - CH Xiv Karat Cook'N Up Something Special At Brigadoon. Owner: Kelli Alhadef, Sherri Hurst.

6  GCHP CH RIVERSIDE GET OVER IT BCAT  DN26999502. 1/21/2010 Breeder: Deborah B Shindle/tonya jordan. By: CH Aberlee Phantom Sequence - GCH CH Riverside Wicked Wonderful. Owner: Deb Shindle.

7  GCH CH RAMSGATE'S BAH RAM EWE  DN51560402. 10/15/2017 Breeder: Stephen Heath. By: GCH CH Honeyfox Racing Silks - CH Triple H Ewe Open It Ewe Shut It At Ramsgate. Owner: John Dugan.
 
8  CH XIV KARAT IT'S ALL ABOUT ME  DN45987101. 11/23/2015 Breeder: Sherri Hurst/Galia Hutchinson. By: GCH CH Ciregna Thats Amore - GCH CH Xiv Karat Hillrise Hurray For Hollywood. Owner: Sherri Hurst , Kelli Alhadef.

9  GCHS CH RIVERSIDE LONDON NIGHT CA DCAT  DN55848703. 10/24/2018 Breeder: Dianne M Tharp/Deborah B Shindle. By: GCH CH Greenwoods Radio Flyer At Perivale - CH Riverside London Calling FDC. Owner: Deb Shindle, Cindy Bossi, Judy McMaster Descutner. 

10  CH AUBREY'S GO FOR THE GOLD  DN47743003. 8/25/2016 Breeder: Mrs. Cynthia M Savioli/Mr. Vincent J Savioli. By: GCHG CH Nchanted Concerto CGC - GCHP CH Aubrey's Moon River. Owner: Cynthia M Savioli. 

11  GCH CH LIONHART'S PARTY CRASHER  DN57698101. 3/6/2019 Breeder: Daniel Hartman/Debbie Royster/Judy A. Manley/Kara Janiszak. By: CH Afara Calico Pony - GCH CH Lionhart's Cameo Appearance. Owner: Daniel Hartman, Debbie Royster.

12  GCHB CH STERLING SHINE THE LIGHT  DN51187506. 9/1/2017 Breeder: Kara Janiszak/Alyssa Janiszak. By: GCHG CH Lionhart's All About Harry - GCH CH Sundance Grace Kelly. Owner: Kara Janiszak, Alyssa Janiszak. 

14  MAGIC MOMENT WISH UPON A STAR CAA  DN53209803. 12/29/2017 Breeder: Lisa Pawl Ben-Dror/Casey Pawl D.V.M.. By: CH Brynlea Keepsake Blue Cheer - GCHB CH Coralie Double Delight At Ware CAA. Owner: Lisa Pawl Ben-Dror. 

15  CH FOXWOOD'S APOLLO AT CROOKED RIVER  DN58708301. 6/10/2019 Breeder: Debbie Royster/Daniel Hartman. By: GCHS CH Springmill A Blast From The Past - CH Foxwood's Love Of The Game. Owner: Linda Rhoads, Debbie Royster, Daniel Hartman, Birgit Rhoads. 

16  KNOVA'S GIRL ON FIRE  DN54915801. 4/16/2018 Breeder: Ms. Catrina Lynne Cummings. By: GCHG CH Cajun Creek's Reveille - Knova Savior Of Once Upon A Time. Owner: Kate Cummings, Ken Cummings.

17  KNOVA'S JEDI MASTER KENOBI  DN67577111. 1/20/2021 Breeder: Ms. Kate Cummings/Mr. Ken Cummings. By: GCHP CH Riverside Xtra Style - Knova's Girl On Fire. Owner: Kate Cummings, Ken Cummings. 

18*  CH HERONSWAY SUNSHINE MAKES ME HAPPY  DN59089103. 5/11/2019 Breeder: Mrs. Anne H Bowes. By: GCHB CH Heronsway Kiss From A Rose - GCH CH Heronsway You Are My Sunshine. Owner: Anne Bowes.

20  KNOVA'S THE LAST SKYWALKER  DN67577112. 1/20/2021 Breeder: Ms. Kate Cummings/Mr. Ken Cummings. By: GCHP CH Riverside Xtra Style - Knova's Girl On Fire. Owner: Kate Cummings, Ken Cummings. 

282*  GCHS CH BROGAN BRIGHT LIGHT  DN42209303. 2/25/2015 Breeder: Mari M Carroll. By: GCHB CH Heritage Brogan Light The Lamp - GCH CH Brogan Tralee. Owner: Mari Carroll. 

 

INFORMATION

Participation in our Stud Dog and Brood Bitch classes that are held after BOB judging has been steadily declining, even as we acknowledge the vital role of breeders in preserving a breed, so we’ve tried to think of a way to revitalize these classes that should be important to breeders.  In order to accommodate modern breeding practices using frozen semen of a deceased or foreign stud dog, or a retired or rehomed dam after her showing/breeding career, we’re trying new classes not requiring the presence of the parent called “Half-Sibling (sire or dam) Breeder Classes”.  Two animals with only one same-sex parent in common constitute the entry.  Because there is no parent in the ring for comparison, shared attributes of these half sibs may then be reasonably attributed more to the one parent in common since the other parent will be different in each animal.  The same animals may not be exhibited as offspring in more than one ‘breeders’ competition’ class consisting of Stud Dog, Brood Bitch, Half-Sib (sire) and Half-Sib (dam) as the winning pairs of progeny will compete against each other for Best In Breeders’ Competition.  However, a parent may be entered in both Stud Dog/Brood Bitch and also as the parent in the appropriate Half-Sib class if they meet all criteria including having different offspring represent them in each class.  This year these will not be non-regular classes, but part of a ‘special attraction’ with a breeder-judge (not on the judging panel) officiating who will be named in the premium.

Stud Dog Class. For Stud Dogs, who may be neutered, with two (2) of their Offspring.  Owner of the Stud Dog need not necessarily be the owner of the Offspring. While the merits of the Stud Dog are not to be considered in the placement of the entry, the Stud Dog will be examined to determine his adherence to the Pembroke Welsh Corgi Standard.  The Offspring, but not the Stud Dog, must be entered in a Regular Class, Best of Breed or a Non-Regular Conformation Class.

Brood Bitch Class. For Brood Bitches, who may be spayed, with two (2) of their Offspring.  Owner of the Brood Bitch need not necessarily be the owner of the Offspring. While the merits of the Brood Bitch are not to be considered in the placement of the entry, the Brood Bitch must be examined to determine her adherence to the Pembroke Welsh Corgi Standard.  The Offspring, but not the Brood Bitch, must be entered in a Regular Class, Best of Breed or a Non-Regular Conformation Class.

Half-Sibling (Sire) Breeders Class.  For two (2) Offspring of the same sire out of different dams. Offspring need not be owned by the same person(s), and even though the common parent is not being shown, it is that sire who is the ‘entry’ for the class. Both Offspring must be entered in a Regular Class, Best of Breed or a Non-Regular Conformation Class.

Half-Sibling (Dam) Breeders Class.  For two (2) Offspring of the same dam by different sires. Offspring need not be owned by the same person(s) and even though the common parent is not being shown, it is that dam who is the ‘entry’ for the class. Both Offspring must be entered in a Regular Class, Best of Breed or a Non-Regular Conformation Class.

 

 

THE DEVIL’S IN THE DETAILS!
 

First place only will be awarded in each of the four classes, and the prize will be $100 cash in each class.  The progeny pair winner in each of the four classes will then compete for the Best in Breeders Competition and a beautifully framed 28” x 23” original watercolor of a tri bitch and her three puppies by our beloved Art Smith!

Stud dogs may be castrated or brood bitches spayed and do not have to be entered in a regular conformation class.   However, all progeny shown in this special attraction must be intact and must be entered in a Regular Class, Best of Breed or a Non-Regular Conformation Class.

Entries will be sent separately to Special Attraction secretary Jo Durrance and further instructions will be in the premium list—be patient!  Along with the entry and entry fee of $37, we request that entries include a photo of the entered parent, along with the parent’s three generation pedigree, as we hope to include that information in a special little catalog—after all, this IS a competition of and for breeders, and we all want to know those things!

This special attraction will not be an evening ‘dress up’ event with an admission charge but will be held immediately after judging so that the ’show day’ just continues a little longer.  Everyone is invited! Then people can party and dogs can rest in the evenings.  We are tentatively planning for Thursday immediately after Winners Dog and before the General Meeting, but scheduling cannot be done until entries close so stay flexible and check the judging schedule!

 

 

FAQs
 

(Trying to anticipate what your main questions will be—it may seem a little complicated!)

  1. Why can’t full siblings be shown in the classes without the parent present?  In a class with one parent present, it’s not difficult to see if common virtues in the progeny are those present in the parent in the ring.  If there is not a parent present, how does one make a judgement on which parent was more ‘responsible’ for passing on those virtues if they’re full siblings?  If both have one parent in common and another who is different, at least an assumption can be made that the parent in common was prepotent for those virtues.
     
  2. Why can’t the same progeny be shown in multiple classes? Because the progeny pair winning each class will compete with the other class winners at the end, choices will have to be made as to which class an offspring will be shown even if it is eligible to be shown in more than one.  Remember, it’s the PARENT who is entered—decisions on who is going to represent which parent in which class need not be made beforehand if there are multiple possibilities.  As all progeny must be entered in a regular or non-regular class, their individual information will be available in the main catalog.
     
  3. With multiple animals/handlers/owners in the ring, who ‘gets’ the award?  Wellll, we really kicked this around, and it’s a primary reason why the class awards are cash!  Prizes will be handed to the first handler of their group in the ring—please work this out among yourselves prior to the event, as no ‘duplications’ of awards are possible and no referees will be available to resolve disputes!
     
  4. Why aren’t there classes like sibling classes, generations classes, kennel classes, etc.?  We conceived of this as a special attraction to see if participation would increase if we moved the brood bitch/stud dog classes from after the ‘big finale’ when everyone was anxious to pack up, and then added ‘something’ to include the use of frozen semen and otherwise unavailable parents.  We had LOTS of ideas but didn’t want to get carried away until we knew what the exhibitors wanted to support, so we ‘started small.’  It is our hope that these classes will be successful, and that future show chairs will choose to continue, and add, classes or special events that celebrate breeders and the future of our breed with the animals that ‘breed on’.
     
  5. We’ll add more FAQs to our online resources once we figure out what we haven’t explained properly, and this information will be available on pwccanational.com and our FB page.  If you absolutely, positively, must have an answer to your question immediately, contact Judy Hart   (.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)) by email as Facebook and Chat groups WILL NOT be monitored for questions.
     

We look forward to celebrating preservation breeders and their wonderful Pembroke Welsh Corgis who are ‘breeding on’ for the future, and hope you’ll all be there, both inside and outside the ring!

 

 

 

 

Breeders Competition