Show Dogs

United St Bernard Breed Open Show, April 2022
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United St Bernard Breed Open Show, April 2022

By Yvonne Milward

The United St Bernard Breed Open Show was held in April 2022 and CSJ kindly provided CSJ Salmon Oil and TurmerTinc! for the winners in each category.

United St Bernard Club Open Show 23/04/2022
Best In Show & Reserve Best In Show sponsored by CSJ

Best In Show Bell & Jeffries’s Tizine Wielkopolski Bernardyn for Bellfries

A dog of excellent type, a beautiful head and lovely expression, Correct in bite, good muzzle length, nice dark eyes and correct in skull. Neck length just right, Nice deep chest of good width with correct shoulder placement. Good spring to ribs ,level topline and strong loin, god curve to croup just right in rear angles, well musculed and had good bone throughout. He moved with purpose, drive and power. A very beautiful dog who drew my eye to award him Best male and Best in Show.

Reserve Best In show Deegan & Grainger’s Chandlimore Smoking Gun

Deegan & Grainger’s Chandlimore Smoking Gun 2yr old male who makes a good picture standing, good breed type with plenty of bone throughout. Liked his head with short muzzle, good bite and just the right amount of stop, nice neck length, body of substance, a correct structure in front with his depth and width of chest just right, a good topline and rib to loin ratio, moved very well and deserved his RBD & RBIS.

Best Puppy O’Reilly’s Fantasira Welkopolski Bernardyn Strelillys

At 11 months I found her a very nice puppy of excellent type. Overall, she made a good picture standing, quality headpiece, correct in muzzle with good bite, good dark eyes giving a lovely expression, stop and top skull good, nice length of neck, shoulder angulation correct Body of excellent width good in rear angles and well-muscled giving her good movement. BP BPIS.

Best Smooth Bell & Jeffries Ch Bellfries Smooth Jazz

I liked this female, she makes a lovely picture of balance and strength, A great head that was just right in muzzle depth and width, clean in mouth and eyes with tidy ears. A good shoulder in chest of depth and width, level topline, not as smooth over croup as I would like, strong in rear and good bone throughout, moved cleanly with reach and drive, strong contender for top honours today. BSIS.

A great testimonial for CP24 after Mandy Cubitt talked to Nicki, our Nutrition & Technical Manager
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A great testimonial for CP24 after Mandy Cubitt talked to Nicki, our Nutrition & Technical Manager

By Mandy Cubitt

As one of my Danes definitely wasn’t getting on with the Little Champ or the tripe, I took the plunge and started to change to one of your recommended foods pretty soon after you sent me your email… I chose CP24 as I’d looked at the ingredients and it looked like it had the highest % of meat- and as I used to have fab results on raw, that looked to be the best option.

OMG! What a difference – even on 1/4 CP24 at the beginning of transitioning them, you could see it was an improvement. I haven’t had a really good firm poop from any of the 4 since I moved from raw a while back. I can’t tell you how hard it’s been not to attach a photo to this email 🤪

They are now still only on 2/3 CP24, but in another week I’ll be fully swapped over. I planned on trying the herbs to see if they helped- but I didn’t need to, it’s been such a success.

Anyway- I just wanted to say I’m over the moon. I’ve recommended CP24 to all of the owners of my litter of puppies who my girl had 10 months ago… 

Fabulous. Many thanks for your help. I’ve now got 4 very happy Danes.

If you’ve got any questions you’d like to ask about your dog’s nutrition, please contact Nicki here for free advice: https://www.csjk9.com/contact-nutrition.asp

Nicki ​​

BSc Dip ACNS Cert AAH

CSJ Nutrition & Technical Manager

The Southern English Springer Spaniel Society Charity Virtual Dog Show
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The Southern English Springer Spaniel Society Charity Virtual Dog Show

By Bev Nicholson and Eve Whitley

Thank you so much for being part of “Team SESSS” and generously sponsoring our recent Virtual Charity Dog Show in aid of The Alzeimers Society and Just Springers Rescue.  Once we had started to advertise the show online, a member of our society asking us to consider raising money for Ukraine.  After some thinking, we decided on having an extra two ‘Special Stakes’ classes with the money donated to these classes going to The Red Cross Ukraine Appeal.

Our show was a huge success with an amazing 629 entries raising an incredible £1,600

Without your amazingly generous and kind support we have no doubt that our show certainly would not have been the success it was.  So from the bottom of our hearts we thank you.

Already, English Springer owners are saying they cannot wait until our next show!  So fair warning….. we will be back to ask if you would be involved again next year!!!  

If you’d like to go onto our website, visit: sesss.org

You’ll see on the home page information about the show and if you click on the downloaded file, you’ll be able to view the winners of each class and the 7 judges comments on them.

Please find attached the winning photo of Supreme Best In Show, Marley and a photo his owner took of him with his rosettes!

Once again, thank you, we truly appreciate your help and support.

Best Wishes

Bev Nicholson and Eve Whitley

(Part of the Southern English Springer Spaniel Society committee)

Border Terrier Club-Open Show, Jedburgh 18th Feb. 2022
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Border Terrier Club-Open Show, Jedburgh 18th Feb. 2022

By Judith Fawcett

We had our show on Saturday – it was extremely well attended and everyone had a lovely day.

Your sponsorship items went down very well and we’re extremely grateful for your kind support of our show. You can see the results from the show on the BTC website and facebook page:

https://www.theborderterrierclub.co.uk/shows.html

https://www.facebook.com/The-Border-Terrier-Club-144384128957685/

You can also see the info here.

https://borderterrier.org.uk/shows/cbshow/2068?2202261609

“Once again I would sincerely like to thank you, on behalf of our committee, for your continued sponsorship support for our show – it really is very much appreciated.” Judith

Winners

Best In Show: Ravenside Helissio

Reserve Best In Show: Kadaredhills Breaking Free

Best Dog: Ravenside Helissio

Reserve Best Dog: Kadaredhills Breaking Free

Best Puppy – Dog: Stineval Lambert

Best Bitch: Tythrop Togged Up For Kisdon

Reserve Best Bitch: Picer Isabel Derby

Best Puppy – Bitch: Mysulan Dizzy

Best Puppy: Stineval Lambert

Best Opposite Sex Puppy: Mysulan Dizzy

Best Veteran: CH Cedarhill Wish Upon a Star JW

Best Junior: Picer Bess Pool

Results

Minor Puppy – Dog

Entries: 5   Absentees: 1

1st –Stineval Lambert (Mr A & Mrs C Horner)

2nd –Ravenside Run To Me (Mr G Grassie)

3rd –Pipruda Rum Deal (Mrs J Alpe)

Res –Lairehope Bijou (Mr P & Mrs K Lothian)

Puppy – Dog

Entries: 2   Absentees: 0

1st –Kentwone Monstro (Mrs J Blakey)

2nd –Valicetarn Rock or Bust (Mrs V Mason)

Junior – Dog

Entries: 3   Absentees: 1

1st –Smurfski Jingle Bells (Mrs A Walker)

2nd –Foxwater Captain Scarlet (Mrs J Spence)

Special Beginners – Dog

Entries: 4   Absentees: 0

1st –Elemcella Bar Tender (Mr C Tait)

2nd –Kentwone Monstro (Mrs J Blakey)

3rd –Foxwater Captain Scarlet (Mrs J Spence)

Res –Elderthorne Ace In The Pack (Mrs E A & MIss L A M Webb)

Maiden – Dog

Entries: 1   Absentees: 0

1st –Elderthorne Ace In The Pack (Mrs E A & MIss L A M Webb)

Novice – Dog

VHC

Entries: 5   Absentees: 0

1st –Micustins Little Tiger (Mr M McNicholas)

2nd –Foxwater Captain Scarlet (Mrs J Spence)

3rd –Tyneotter Sun Stands Still (Mrs N Anderson & Mrs A Howard)

Res –Valicetarn Rock or Bust (Mrs V Mason)

VHC –Elderthorne Ace In The Pack (Mrs E A & MIss L A M Webb)

Post Graduate – Dog

VHC

Entries: 11   Absentees: 2

1st –Kadaredhills Breaking Free (Mrs J Potts)

2nd –Beaconpike Dionysus (Mr S & Mrs K Golding)

3rd –Baillieswells Kilchoman (Professor A S Milton)

Res –Thornheswin Huntsman (Mr. J.C.Dixon)

VHC –Mysulan Easy Ryder (Mr B Jepson)

Mid Limit – Dog

VHC

Entries: 7   Absentees: 2

1st –Ravenside Helissio (Mr M Lowry)

2nd –Knowecrag Tam O’shanter By Irton (Mr D & Mrs A Fryer)

3rd –Bordurrock Rainbow Rising (Mr D & Mrs E Gillies)

Res –Cedarhill Dish Of The Day For Dexlin (Mr B & Mrs L P Inness)

VHC –Lairehope Starman (Mr P & Mrs K Lothian)

Open – Dog

Entries: 5   Absentees: 3

1st –Lairehope Duke Diamante (Mr P & Mrs K Lothian)

2nd –Blue Duke Of Cumbria At Roseghyll (Mrs A Johnson)

Minor Puppy – Bitch

Entries: 9   Absentees: 3

1st –Lairehope Mingle (Mr & Mrs P Thomson)

2nd –Lairehope Jade (Mr P & Mrs K Lothian)

3rd –Otterbuck Chicago (Mrs V Swallow)

Res –Micustins Little Owl (Mr M McNicholas)

VHC –Dejurra Blue Moon (Mrs A E Pitt)

Puppy – Bitch

Entries: 5   Absentees: 1

1st –Mysulan Dizzy (Mr B Jepson)

2nd –Glenbucket Oor Wee Dotty (Mrs M J Alexander)

3rd –Etterbern Platinum (Ms G Tierney)

Res –Arjaybe Another Choice (Mrs J Blakey)

Junior – Bitch

Entries: 6   Absentees: 0

1st –Picer Bess Pool (Mr G & Mrs S Pickering)

2nd –Emblehope One Wish For Cedarhill (Mrs C Dean)

3rd –Remony Fallen Embers (Mrs B Wakefield)

Res –Staynorwood Ramona (Mr G & Mrs C Richardson)

VHC –Roseghyll Lady Solitaire (Mrs A Johnson)

Special Beginners – Bitch

Entries: 11   Absentees: 2

1st –Remony Fallen Embers (Mrs B Wakefield)

2nd –Foxwater House Of Jazz JW (Mrs J Spence)

3rd –Earthdog Native To Elderthorne (Miss L & Mrs E Webb)

Res –Elemcella La Femme D’argent (Mr C Tait)

VHC –Otterbuck Chicago (Mrs V Swallow)

Maiden – Bitch

Entries: 3   Absentees: 0

1st –Remony Fallen Embers (Mrs B Wakefield)

2nd –Foxwater Miss Adventure At Dejurra (Mrs A E Pitt)

3rd –Great Clifton Chime (Master H Park)

Novice – Bitch

Entries: 9   Absentees: 0

1st –Tyneotter Summer Solstice (Mrs N Anderson & Mrs A Howard)

2nd –Hollexby Heartbreaker At Tinkletop (Mrs L Templeman)

3rd –Remony Fallen Embers (Mrs B Wakefield)

Res –Carrickfarm Marnie (Mrs V M Armstrong)

VHC –Foxy Fell At Roseghyll (Mrs A Johnson)

Post Graduate – Bitch

Entries: 14   Absentees: 7

1st –Tythrop Togged Up For Kisdon (Mrs P Edminson)

2nd –Beaconpike Solstice (Mr S & Mrs K Golding)

3rd –Otterpaws Red Red Wine (Mrs J M Dixon)

Res –Catgallows Serendipity (Mrs V I Mason)

VHC –Foxwater House Of Jazz JW (Mrs J Spence)

Limit – Bitch

Entries: 13   Absentees: 4

1st –Picer Isabel Derby (Mr G & Mrs S Pickering)

2nd –Bordurrock Tarot Woman (Mr D & Mrs E Gillies)

3rd –Pipruda Melting Moment (Mrs J Alpe)

Res –Otterpaws Lyin Eyes JW (Miss A M Dixon)

VHC –Irton Sovay (Mr D & Mrs A Fryer)

Open – Bitch

Entries: 8   Absentees: 3

1st –Remony Cider Sparkle (Mrs A Gregory)

2nd –Valicetarn Velvet (Mrs V Mason)

3rd –Hightarn Nighthawk (Mr B & Mrs L Rostron)

Res –Crosby Dark Duchess At Roseghyll (Mrs A Johnson)

VHC –Otterpaws Firebird ShCM (Miss A M Dixon)

Special Open Dog or Bitch Holding a Working Certificate

Entries: 0   Absentees: 0

Veteran – Dog or Bitch

Entries: 17   Absentees: 10

1st –CH Cedarhill Wish Upon a Star JW (Mrs C Dean)

2nd –CH Remony Frosted Ivy JW ShCM (Mrs A Gregory)

3rd –Keebank Withy Song (Mrs L Rostron)

Res –Blue Duke Of Cumbria At Roseghyll (Mrs A Johnson)

VHC –Crosby Dark Duchess At Roseghyll (Mrs A Johnson)

Clumber Spaniel Club 2021 Championship Show
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Clumber Spaniel Club 2021 Championship Show

By Lesley Knowles, Honorary Secretary, Clumber Spaniel Club

October 3rd 2021

The Clumber Spaniel Club ran their third and final show of the year, the 2021 Championship Show, at Roade Village Hall on 3rd October. Although the club had tried to find an alternative date for this show to avoid a clash with the rearranged SKC show but unfortunately the logistics of postponement were too difficult to overcome.

The show was sponsored by CSJ dog foods who provided prizes of treat bones for every class winner and a bag of food for the Best in Show, Reserve Best in Show, Best Puppy in Show and Best Veteran in Show. The club is very appreciative of the generous sponsorship received from CSJ both for this show and our Open Show held in August.

Gordon Sutherland was our breed judge and he and his wife Eileen deserve special mention for undertaking the long journey from their home in Scotland to be with us for the day, all amidst the threat of fuel shortages! The show attracted an entry of 30 Clumbers who ranged from multi award winning dogs to those attending their first Championship show. Congratulations to Lee Cox and Vanitonia the Force Awakens on winning Best In Show.

Thank you to Eileen Sutherland for taking the photos of our show winners featured below.

Our Special Awards classes were run in the lunch break and had 8 entries. Sadly our scheduled judge, Ian Dawson, was unable to be with us to judge these classes but many thanks to Sue Graves who stepped in at short notice and enabled these classes to run as planned.

Clumber Spaniel Club 2021 Championship Show

October 3rd 2021

2021 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW RESULTS

Class 1 Minor Puppy Dog(3) 1 absent

1st Wahnahnish Super man (AI) (Imp) – Pickering

2nd Badgersmoon Mr Branson – Fenwick, Thompson & Langridge

Class 2 Puppy Dog (1)

1st Wahnahnish Super man (AI) (Imp) – Pickering

Class 3 Junior Dog (0)

Class 4 Novice Dog (1)

1st Nivalis Augustus – Gascoigne

Class 5 Graduate Dog (1)

1st Nivalis Augustus – Gascoigne

Class 6 Post Graduate Dog (2) 1 absent

1st Suelynda Special Edition – Fenwick & Thompson

Class 7 Limit Dog (1)

1st Whissgig the Bristolian – Sheppard

Class 8 Open Dog (3)

1st Vanitonia The Force Awakens – Cox, Gardner & Crocker

2nd Maursett Malfoy – Taylor

3rd Micklemess Fundamental – Page

Class 9 Veteran Dog (2)

1st Sh CH Creeaark Artreyu – Hirst

2nd Whissgig Daddy Cool – Sheppard

Class 10 Special Working Dog (1)

1st Micklemess Fundamental – Page

Class 11 Minor Puppy Bitch (3) 1 absent

1st Badgersmoon Lady Sybil – Langridge

2nd Badgersmoon Lady Mary – Langridge, Fenwick & Thomson

Class 12 Puppy Bitch (2) 1 absent

1st Star Fidelis Isle of Sancerre among Whissgig – Sheppard

Class 13 Junior Bitch (0)

Class 14 Novice Bitch (2)

1st Whissgig Crackerjack – Sheppard

2nd Drumancroy Lightening – Turnbull

Class 15 Graduate Bitch (1)

1st Snow White Source of Happiness for Creeaark – Hirst

Class 16 Post Graduate Bitch (1)

1st Whissgig Comedy of Errors (AI) – Sheppard

Class 17 Limit Bitch (3) 1 absent

1st Badgersmoon She’s So Guinevere – Langridge

2nd Whissgig Wintersaga (AI) – Sheppard

Class 18 Open Bitch (3)

1st Wymeswold Butterscott at Kirkara – Kirkman

2nd Maursett Mercy – Taylor

3rd Micklemess Magic Flute – Walton

Class 19 Veteran Bitch (2)

1st Micklemess Sunny Dawn – Page

2nd Sh CH Creeaark Fantastica – Hirst

Class 20 Special Working Bitch (2)

1st Jackpotstud Running Late – Knowles

2nd Micklemess Sunny Dawn – Page

Class 21 Brace (0)

Class 22 Stud Dog (0)

Class 23 Brood Bitch (0)

2021 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW RESULTS

Special Awards Classes Results

Class a Special Puppy Dog or Bitch (1)

1st Star Fidelis Isle of Sancerre among Whissgig – Sheppard

Class b Special Junior Dog or Bitch (0)

Class c Special Post Graduate Dog or Bitch (4)

1st Snow White Source of Happiness for Creeaark (Imp) – Hirst

2nd Whissgig Crackerjack – Sheppard

3rd Jackpotstud Running Late – Knowles

4th Nivalis Augustus – Gascoigne

Class d Special Open Dog or Bitch (3)

1st Micklemess Fundamental – Page

2nd Sh CH Creeaark Fantastica – Hirst

3rd Sh CH Creeaark Artreyu – Hirst

Special Awards Class a Special Awards Class c Special Awards Class d

Download the pdf

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Congratulations to Debra Harker and superstar Hector
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Congratulations to Debra Harker and superstar Hector

By Debra Harker

Hector has finished the year as a Show Champion with the icing on the cake being him gaining his 4th CC at the British Gordon Setter Club Ch. Show and Best Opposite Sex in show .

This weekend he has then gained his 5th CC and gone Reserve Best in Show and Best Opposite Sex at The Gordon Setter Club of Scotland’s Ch Sh and then topping it off by going Best in Show at their Open Show the following day.

A long and tiring weekend but amazing results for this special boy. Still on CP24 and CSJ Salmon oil 😊


Debra and Hector

Congratulations to Hector – new show champion at Driffield Championship Show
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Congratulations to Hector – new show champion at Driffield Championship Show

By Debra Harker

I’m thrilled to say Hector got his important third CC and BOB to make him a Show Champion and subject to Kennel Club confirmation, he will be known as Show Champion Hernwood Achilles at Ettrick JW. Exclusively fed on CSJ since a puppy and current being fed on CP24.
Absolutely over the moon 😊

Find out more about Debra Harker

Winners take all the CSJ prizes at South Warwickshire Canine Club July Fun Show
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Winners take all the CSJ prizes at South Warwickshire Canine Club July Fun Show

By Tarryn Henson

Tarryn kindly sent us these photos taken as a result of the show we sponsored.

The show season died with the Covid epidemic. Now with the pick up of shows after lockdown ends, our charity fun shows are due to start and CSJ have supported South Warwickshire Canine Club with some products as prizes.

These were won by our members who entered the show. Everyone had a great time and we raised money for Dementia Care. We have 4 shows booked, starting with the latest fun show on 11th July 2021.

The next shows will be held on 8th, 22nd August and 19th September 2021– our Novelty Champ Show. We try to give a goodie bag to our winners 1st to 6th. We’ve enjoyed having your products before.

Follow South Warwickshire Canine Club on Facebook: South Warwickshire Canine Club

Mark and Karen Laker pack CSJ at the top of their suitcase
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Mark and Karen Laker pack CSJ at the top of their suitcase

By Mark Laker

We’re going to The Orkney Islands and Scotland for our holiday this year for hiking, sightseeing and to catch up with Karen’s family. We’ve also booked a day’s sea kayaking exploring caves and wrecks around Orkney’s coast on what is labelled a ‘novice trip’.

Just before Covid we had joined our local canoe club

I did a lot of slalom canoeing in my youth and am still comfortable in a kayak. Karen on the other hand had a lot of enthusiasm and needed to work on her technique – in fact that is the problem, she only seems to be strong in one arm – going in a straight line alluded her for a while. Then she decided to apply her sports psychology skills, which look like this:

• Think of the dream – paddling in sea caves
• Consider what is needed to achieve that dream
• Break it down into a long term goal – written in current tense with emotions and senses: ‘The rugged beauty of the cliffs covered in nesting birds is mingled with their cries, the smell of the sea and the taste of salt water as we confidently paddle along the coastline.’

Then turn that dream into Short Term Goals written using SCCAMP criteria:

• Specific – By the middle of July I will be able to do a day’s sea kayaking in Orkney.
• Challenging – The trip I’ve booked is for novice paddlers – am I at novice level yet?
• Controllable – I can book sessions and the trip…not to be confused with controlling a sea kayak!
• Achievable – We are now regularly paddling for a couple of an hours at a time
• Measurable – The more I practise the stronger I will be so I will measure how many hours practice we get in.
• Personal – I spent many a happy holiday in Orkney on my uncle’s farm and would love to experience some of the islands from the sea.

Now I consider the skills required to reach those goals

One of the skills I need is to know how to deal with a capsize situation, which we practised last week. I felt my body strength needed to pull myself back into the kayak in water was lacking and so I find myself on a similar fitness regime to agility. Weight loss, planking and running for aerobic strength as well as time on water.

The rest of the holiday we plan to be sightseeing and walking the dogs.

CSJ products are going to be well used:

• Kibble – easy to feed – dry or wet if they need more fluid
• Billy No Mates keeping the fleas and ticks at bay
• Skinny Spray for protection before they go running in moorlands
• Skinny Cream in case of any irritations
• Skinny Dip Shampoo – Chic will surely find something to roll in and I must remember to order,
• DemBones – ideal if they get ‘deli belly’

I hope you have fun planning for your own holiday whether you use it to push yourself to achieve something or are just relaxing.