Volume 1 September 2008E Bull Terriers

A Monthly Internet Publication

Photo by Louis Ruediger

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MULTIPLE Best in Show / MULTIPLE best in Specialty Show

Ch. Dazlin Defiance

Bull Terriers | Amy Woodman| Bolton Massachusetts| www.skylinebullterriers.com

SKYLINE

Index To this Edition

COVER Page 1/2) BIS/ BISS Ch. Dazlin DefiancePage 3 Index To IssuePage 4 Skyline BT - “3 Sweet Littermates”Page 5 Skyline BT- “Ryker & Rhyme”Page 6 Baker Street BT- “Iolo & Colt”Page 7 Windsor BT- “Java”Page 8 York BT “Beck”Page 9 Corsaire BT (22 Years of BT’s)Page 10 Corsaire BT - “Chet”Page 11 Mainely BT - “Bodee”Page 12 Bullful BT “Rufus”Page 13 Bullful BT - “Safina & Grandkids”Page 14 Wendigo BT - “Sarah & Alley”Page 15 Wendigo BT -”Salem”Page 16 BullyHill BT - “Darcy & Dante”Page 17 Timescape BT - “Bob & Lola”Page 18 Byron BT - “Alice”Page 19 TNG BT - “ Zulu”Page 20 TNG BT - “Zulu”Page 21 BullypaloozaPage 22/23 Article: Some Thoughts on The Bite by Elizabeth Hennessy DVMPage 24- 25 Article: Interview with author Jane Killion (When Pigs Fly)Page 26 Houston KC BTCA Results & Candid Photos (Sweeps)Page 27 Houston KC BTCA Candid Photos (Sweeps)Page 28 Houston KC BTCA Results & Candid Photos (Coloreds)Page 29 Houston KC BTCA Candid Photos (Coloreds)Page 30 Houston KC BTCA Results & Candid Photos (Whites)Page 31 Houston KC BTCA Candid Photos (Whites)Page 32 Beaver County KC ( Canfield Ohio) BTCA Colored ResultsPage 33 Beaver County KC ( Canfield Ohio) BTCA Coloreds Candid PhotosPage 34 Beaver County KC ( Canfield Ohio) BTCA White ResultsPage 35 Beaver County KC ( Canfield Ohio) BTCA White Candid PhotosPage 36 Litter BoxBACK COVER 37) Madcap’s Veni Vidi Veci

Skyline Bull Terriers

Skyline Bull Terriers| Amy Woodman| Bolton Massachusetts| www.skylinebullterriers.com

We are proud to introduce three littermates out of Ch. Marshelsea Diesel And Dust x Ch. Skylines Sweet Sensation.

All three girls have scissors bites.

Skylines Sweet Fancy

Skyline's How Sweet It Is Skylines Sweet Maine Attraction

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Skyline Bull Terriers

Skyline Bull Terriers| Amy Woodman| Bolton Massachusetts| www.skylinebullterriers.com

We are thrilled to welcome one of our newest additions, Ryker.

Dutch Dreamer at Skyline Bull Position “Ryker “

Ch. Skyline Sticks N’ Stones “Rhyme”

Ryker comes to us from Poland. We are very thankful to his breeder

Elwira Cetner-Kita. He not only has a super temperament

but also a scissors bite.Look for him this Fall when he makes

his show debut.

Rhyme has decide to delay pursuing her ROM for motherhood.

We are excited to announce she has been bred to Am/Eng Ch Dazlin Defiance, ROM,

with puppies hopefully due in October.

CH Gwynsel Its Not Unusual, ROM(A double Inferno grandson)

Home of...

CH Baker St Back to Bonanza, ROM2006 Bronze Trophy & Movement Award Winner

Pedigrees available on our website:www.BakerStreetBullTerriers.com

Baker Street fully supports health testing & the Canine Health Foundation

Scott & Alison IbbitsonPennsylvania, USA

email to: info@bakerstreetbullterriers.com

~ COLT ~

~ IOLO ~

JAVA

Took the Canfield Ohio Shows

by Storm! *Best of Variety

Columbiana County Kennel Club Judge Carolyn Alexander

*Best of Variety Beaver County Kennel Club

Judge Dr. Dale Schuur

*Best of Opposite Sex Mahoning-Shenango Kennel Club

Judge David Alexander

Earlier this year....

Java earned numerous Specialty winswith breeder judges,

- BOV/ Cecil Mann & Lynne Myall - Group 3 / Lynn Myall• -BOS/ClaudiaSharp

Thank You Judges!

~ ~

Winsor Bull Terriers

Ch. Winsor’s Hot Mocha Java ROM (Ch. Elcornijal AM Silver Star x Beton’s Nightstar of Winsor)

Java was the Silverwood 2007

Reserve Colored Bitch

She continues to prove herself at specialties.We look forward to Florida this year

to have some fun in the sun and....IN THE BALLROOM!

Bred and Co-owned by Marion Dussault Co-Owned and Presented by Dede Wilson

Contact dede@dedewilson.com

CH. Philgin’s Fully Charged CGC (Ch. Brigadoon Believes in Magic X Philgin Wendigo Auto Focus)

Beck

Lovingly owned & adored by Ann Wiggins`York Bull Terriers`

Ann Wiggins | Gilmanton, NH | 603 -267 1980 | www.yorkbt.com

A Powerful Bull Terrier with great expression,

wonderful bone & fabulous temperament.

Breeders:William & Cinthia Morrissey

& Philip Brodeur.

Victoria CorseMarshfield , Massachusetts

www.corsairebullterriers.com

`CORSAIRE `

Twenty - Two Years of Bull Terriers

Corsaire Dark Hoss(Ch Coraire Chromehoss O’Tearock - Bulroarus Lucky Money)

Victoria CorseMarshfield , Massachusetts

www.corsairebullterriers.com

Corsaire Bull Terriers

Made his debut at the BTCNE weekend where he was thrilled to receive a 5 point major!

We then trekked west to Golden Triangle where he was also extremely well received,

going WD at all three Specialtiesand picking up a second major!!

Watch for Chet under breeder judges

and at Silverwood 2008!

Chet Is is owned and adored by Kevin Savage and Susan Giusti, bred and co-owned

by Corsaire Bull Terriers

“Chet “

BODEE

Mainely Chrome Spark( Ch Skylines Back In Black - Ch Corsaire Sparkling Chrome, ROM )

Bodee was BOV Sweepstakes at BTCNE Framingham Kennel Club Shows in Wrentham, MA. under Judge Ed White (Beton) & also BOS Sweepstakes at the Ladies Dog Club,

Wrentham, MA. under Judge Laura Wendler (Shazam) .

Look for this exciting youngster with an unsurpassed sweet temperament in the coming future at a show near you!

Owners: Elly Sharps & Don Pangburn Lucinda & Charles Nadeau

Breeders Mainely Bull Terriers www.mainelybullterriers.com

His Championship Titles:American/Canadian/Mexican/World/ Of The Americas

Canine Good Citizen/Therapy Dog International

Some of his wins:The Westminster Kennel Club 2006 Best In Show

WKC Terrier Group Two, 2005 and 2004BTCA Silverwood Trophy Winner 2001

BTCA National Specialty Winner 2002, 2004, 2006138 Terrier Group Ones

Four All Terrier Group Best In Shows: Including The Great Western Terrier Club, The Great Lakes All Terrier Club,

The Garden State All Terrier Club, The Terrier Club Of Michigan

35 All Breed BEST IN SHOWSincluding

The Morris and Essex Kennel Club 2005, and The Kennel Club Of Philadelphia’s National Dog Show 2005

Two time BTCA Stud dog of the year 2006, 2007

Barb and Tom Bishop / altbor@aol.com / www.bullfulbullterriers.com

RUFUSThe Top Winning Bull Terrier In History

Treated like Royalty at The Hotel Viking in Newport, Rhode Island. They turned down the covers and left me a Lobster !

A True legend....His record speaks for itself.

Bullful Bull Terriers

“Sarafina”Ch Sarafina of Bullful the Joker

Award of Merit WKC 2008

“Daddy’s Little Girl”

Tom & Barb Bishopwww.bullfulbullterriers.com

TheGRAND

kids

Bullfuls No Doubt Been Bamboozled~ Gwen ~

Bullfuls Indian Giver~ Calvin ~

(Philgin Wendigo First Alert - Ch Buoys Echoes Of Wendigo ,ROM)

Wendigo Buoy Dances With Devils CGC

`Salem`

Owned & Adored by Elizabeth Hennessy DVM & Nikki Thompson

Breeders: Jody Bonneville (Buoy Bull Terriers)& Elizabeth Hennessy DVM (Wendigo Bull Terriers).

Salem is a bull type, solid red brindle with a correct front and bite.

She will be shown on a limited basis this year.Salem is also beginning advanced Obedience .

Home of UKC BIS/ BISS

CH Philgin Darci at Bullyhill ROM #1 Colored BT in 2007

Retired & enjoying life.Darci will be bred in the Fall 2008.

Bullyhill's newest addition & currently on the Show Circuit....

Pictured at 6 months with a Group 3 win under Jon Cole & winning WD at the Supported NJ Shows under breeder judge Allison Ibbitson (Baker Street BT).

BullyHill Bull TerriersLocated in the Berkshires, Western Massachussets

Owner/Breeder/Handler Teena Troy bullyhill4100@yahoo.com

~Darci~

Bullyhills Midnight Special 'Dante'(Philgin Wendigo First Alert ROM X Kaleco Bulhils Queen of Danial RN)

Timescape Boy George & Timescape Billie Jean (Born 6 June 2008)

“BOB” and “LOLA”

are are owned and bred by Alice Mezincescu

England

alice_mezincescu@yahoo.com

http://www.timescapebullterriers.com

Int Ch Corsaire Chrome Hoss o’Tearock, ROM Battleton Conquistador Term of Seasons with BattletonSIRE: True Bravado of Briden Briden Carbon Copy That’s It! Aberdaron Wild Cherry

Ch Stellars’s Southern Cross, ROM Int Ch Corsaire Chrome Hoss o’Tearock, ROM Corsaire Dancing In The DarkDAM: Timescape Amour Amour RO Ch Dumiland Atomic X-plosion Celeste Belongs to Wildside Agnes Belongs to Wildside

!

!!

TIMESCAPE

Breeder/Owner ` Byron Bull Terriers` Franciene Pytko ` email at ByronBully@aol.com

Byron’s Lady Marmalade( CH. Bestuvall Razor Redi Cut ROM X Byron’s Queen of the Hop)

Alice was Winners Bitch at Ladies Dog Club for a 4 point major Specialty win with breeder judge Mrs. Lynn Myall.’ Quite an accomplishment for this puppy!

She also took WB under David Alexander at the recent Providence, RI shows in July. A very typey puppy, with an extraordinary temperament.

Always happy, easy to live with and show.

Alice is also known as “ Cindy “ (as in Cindy Crawford) because of her “beauty mark” .

Friends love to call her “Cindy” and she answers to anything with her bully smile and wags!

Ch. TNG’n Buoys Concrete Blonde, NAJ ( Ch Javarke Mr Jingles X Ch. Buoy’s TNT at TNG ROM)

~Zulu~

Zulu completed her championship with Specialty majors and is now competing for her ROM title.

She not only excels in breed type but also in Agility!When not competing in the breed ring, she is jumping thru hoops & tunnels!

Special thanks to co-owner Jane Killion for her expert training & love for Zulu.

Breeders: Dr & Mrs. Irvin Krukenkamp (TNG)Owners : Jane Killion (Madcap) & Dr & Mrs Irvin Krukenkamp

Thank you Mrs.Claudia Sharp for this fantastic finish!

B

EAUTY..

~Zulu~

..a

nd Brains

Zulu & Jane

A Winning Combination

Some Thoughts on "The Bite"...By Elizabeth Hennessy, DVM

I often find myself asking my puppy owners "How is your puppy's bite?" The standard reply is "Oh, just fine. He/she bites a lot, no problem with that bite." This is our first hurdle, the distinction between "bite", "does bite", "is biting" and so on. So I will begin with teeth. Teeth are involved with "bite" regardless of which word form is intended.

The dog (and yes to the disillusionment of some, Bull Terriers are dogs) has the following dental formula: (Think from midnose to angle of jaw)

I C PM M

Upper Jaw (maxilla) 3 1 4 2 X 2 (right and left) = 42 teeth

Lower Jaw (mandible) 3 1 4 3

I : INCISOR- The sharp little teeth in the front, designed to grab and pinch.C : Canine - Alias “fangs”, designed to rip and tear.PM : PREMOLAR - Small triangular teeth (except for PM 4. It’s big). They look like shark teeth and can sheer a leash in seconds.M : MOLAR- Designed for crushing and grinding. Need I say more...

Open your Bull Terrier's mouth (if possible) and count teeth. Good luck. If you don't get 42, you either weren't given enough time, can't add or, more likely, THERE AREN'T 42. Most Bull Terriers don't have all their premolars (equivalent to their status “ with marbles"... ) The teeth did not fall out. They aren't there and never were.

Our standard says nothing about number of teeth. This puts the judges in the precarious position ofhaving to assume what the bite might be with all teeth present, given no time to count. Think about this. We have made no effort to breed for 42 teeth. Missing teeth do not appear to be a problem for our dogs.Bull Terriers don't chew their food anyway!

Back to bites. The "normal" bite for the generic canine is called a SCISSOR bite with correct placement of the canines. This means the upper incisors lock over the lower incisors. The normal position of the lower canine tooth is in front of the upper canine, behind the lateral, or #3 incisor. The tip or crown, should clear theupper gum on the outside. Key word - OUTSIDE.

The Bull Terrier standard calls for a scissor or level bite. Level means the upper and lower incisors meet edge to edge. The canines should be as defined above.

There are two major categories of bite “faults”; the length of the lower jaw in respect to the upper, and the placement of teeth in the jaw.

Veterinary dentistry categorizes bites in terms of major and minor defects. Major defects include those with genetic origin. Two examples: brachygnathism (undershot) where the lower jaw comes out in front of the upper and prognathism (overshot) which is the reverse. An overshot bite is uncommon in BullTerriers and has been referred to as “pig jaw”.

Minor defects are usually the result of retained baby teeth, minor discrepancies in the rate of jaw growth and trauma. If you read the show critiques you will hear judges refer to canines as “tight” or “inside”. “Tight” means the tip of the lower canine hits the upper gum. The placement is correct but gum clearance is not . “Inside” means the lower canine is inside the upper two teeth. This can result from NO SPACE, meaning the upper canine and #3 incisor are too close together and the lower is physically forced to move inside. Retained baby teeth can contribute to these conditions. To date I don’t believe we have studiedenough Bull Terrier mouths to say that these malocclusions result from a “narrow under-jaw”. Perhaps.

If the canine in question is making a hole in the hard palate, minor problems for the dog could result. I have yet to see these conditions impact the use of the “bite”, so to speak.

If the right and left sides of the canine mandible grow at different rates the result may be what is called a “wry mouth”. The technical term is anterior cross-bite. One side may appear to be scissor, the other undershot - from the perspective of the incisors. If you are completely confused get out your canineskeleton and look at the skull - visual aids are helpful. Better yet, look at the front of your dog’s mouth. If the incisor “alignment” is crooked from right to left, you may be looking at an example (providinghe/she has all his/her teeth).

Our Bull Terrier standard says the bite should be scissor or level. It does not disqualify “bad” bites. Our judges are faced with a challenge as the degree of “bad” determines the degree of fault. BAD IS A RELATIVE TERM. I have heard numerous adjectives used to describe bites; good, ok, a “thumbnail off level’’, bad and (my favorite) “shocking”.

How are we to select and breed correct bites if we don’t understand them? Do we want to? Do we care?The Bull Terriers don’t. As long as we continue to select for a head shape that is a concept NOT found in nature among canines, we will continue to have bite “problems”. The dogs will continue to operate with what they have (or don’t, as the case may be). They wouldn’t survive in “nature” anyway, bite faults or not.

Are bite faults genetically transmitted? Think about the boxer, the pug and the bulldog. The result of selectively shortening the muzzle is not much different than eliminating the “stop” (found in the generic canine) and curving the upper portion of the skull in the opposite direction. If we are looking for a wide, strong under-jaw and effectively shorten the skull, WHERE IS IT TO GO?

If we change the shape of the jaw how do we expect that the teeth will fit in and occlude correctly?Life is a series of compromises.

Q: What would you tell people about why this book is needed; why is there a market for it?

There are many excellent dog training books on the market already. They give very good advice and follow the latest scientific application of learning theory. For many dog owners, those books are fantastic and do the trick. However, there are some dogs that just don’t appear to get it, no matter how faithfully their owners read and follow the directions. The problem is that those books assume a certain amount of interest on the part of the dog. People who have “impossible” dogs (often hounds and terriers, but sometimes Border Collies and Golden Retrievers, too) are left there, clutching the training book, while their dogs ignore them and run off to amuse themselves with whatever mischief they can find. I wrote “When Pigs Fly” because there was not a book on the market that adequately addressed the specific challenges faced by the owner of an “impossible” dog – the independent dog who has no interest in being trained. What I have done is take the wonderful body of knowledge that is out there and give some guidance as to how to apply those principles of dog training to get your dog interested in learning what you want him to do.

Q: What do you hope people take from this book?

I hope that, after reading this book, people realize that their stubborn little monster dogs are actually brilliant pupils, just waiting for the right opportunity to show their stuff. I hope to teach people how to motivate their dogs to love to learn, and how to use that enthusiasm to teach their dogs anything. Most of all, I hope to show people that they can be happy living with the dog they already own and love.

Q: What comments have you heard from readers about it? Are you pleased with the response.

I am thrilled with the response to the book. What tickles me in particular is that the nature of much of the feedback is exactly what I had hoped it would be. The consistent comments are ones of relief that, finally, there is a book that gives methods that work for their “impossible” dog. Several people have written that they have spent hundreds of dollars on training books in the past, but never found one to help them until When Pigs Fly. I feel I have served a group of people and dogs that did not have much hope before reading my book. That makes me very happy! What has surprised me a little is how the book has become an affirmation for “difficult dog” ownership. I thought I was writing training book - I did not set out to write an affirmation on owning a Pigs Fly dog, but that is what people have written to me most about. I have to tell you that almost every letter and post that I receive leaves me a bit choked-up, too. I tend to bulldoze through life and have never been particularly fazed by "Can't" and "Shouldn't." When people told me my dog was hopeless, I just assumed those people were showing me what they did not know, and that the answer was out there, somewhere. What I find so touching is how much people needed to hear that message.

I am also delighted by the response that the professional dog training community has had to the book. Jean Donaldson, Karen Pryor, and Morgan Spector, all icons of modern dog training, have all praised the book. A friend of mine recently attended a clinic given by Suzanne Clothier (another incredible dog trainer that I admire) and told me that Suzanne had good things to say about the book, as well. These are people that I look up to and respect, so their good opinion of the book carries a lot of significance for me.

Q: Is this a book that possibly could be on the shelves for many years? Is it timeless?

Oh, yes. The training system outlined in When Pigs Fly uses established behavioral and learning theories, rather than gimmicky and questionable interpretations of dog behavior. The book is based on scientific principles that will always be valid, so I am sure it will stand the test of time. When Pigs Fly uses plain English to educate dog owners on the laws of learning, and then shows them step by step how to apply those laws to their particular dog in order to get the desired results. No special training equipment is required. Just you, your dog, a clicker, and some treats. As long as people have dogs that are an extra challenge to train, When Pigs Fly will be a valid and indispensable resource.

Q: What would you tell people about yourself, and your own involvement with and interest in dogs?

My two passions are breeding champion Bull Terriers and doing dog agility. Anyone who knows Bull Terriers will say that these two passions are not compatible. Bull Terriers are the dogs that are just about the least willing to go along with whatever your plans are. They tend to go AWOL the instant you take off the leash, so teaching them to run them off leash around an obstacle course at top speed is a challenge, to say the least. Nonetheless, I loved my dogs and I wanted to do agility with them, not another breed of dog that would be easier to train. That led me to find out as much as I could about dog training and learning theory. Now I have over 25 performance titles and several more qualifying legs on five Bull Terriers, and every second I have spent getting those titles has been a joy.

Although I am ardent lover of dogs and dog training, I am also a regular person with a demanding full time job, so I have a special sympathy for today’s busy dog owner. I understand what it is to come home so tired that you can’t see straight and find that your dog is fresh as a daisy, demanding attention, and, furthermore, has committed mayhem in your absence. Instead of a hot meal and putting your feet up in cozy slippers, you are looking at crawling around on your hands and knees and picking up debris. Who has any energy left to train a dog after that? I address this dilemma in the book and offer some real solutions that have worked for me.

Q: The pictures in the book are incredible. What can you tell us about the photographer?

Lou Ruediger is a full time staff photographer with the Pittsburgh Tribune and his contribution to the book is immeasurable. I had a list of the concepts I wanted to illustrate using an assortment of dogs. However, I had only a vague idea of how to translate those training concepts into pictures. That’s where Louie came in and saved the day. Lou has an incredible ability to use the medium of photography to express his keen artistic sense. He also happens to be an ardent dog fancier with an excellent eye for a dog. Because of this combination of skills, he was able to set up and take the photos in such a way as to convey the story I wanted to tell. Not only do the pictures convey the training concepts, but the emotion and beauty behind the human dog partnership, as well. I think it is his ability to capture and convey multiple messages through a single image that makes him a great photographer.

Q: How do people order it? The book is available or can be ordered at bookstores, from the publisher, Dogwise Publishing, www.dogwise.com and at on-line retailers.

Results & Candid Photos from the Houston KC / BTCA Specialty July 18, 2008Sweeps

Best in Sweeps / WhiteBULLY MANOR’S CENTURION

Phyllis Azeur

Best in Sweeps / Colored LECHMERE THE LIONHEART AT ROCK CREEK

Tish Weiner & Russell & Alesia Cooke

Best of Opposite/White LECHMERE’S OUR TUPPENCE

Russell & Alesia Cooke

Best of Opposite /Colored LECHMERE’S MINSTREL’S SONGSonny & Margaret Saldivar Russell & Alesia Cooke

Candid Photos by Irvin Krukenkamp MD

Judge: Mr. Gregory Anderson

Candid Photos of Sweeps Classes in HoustonCandid Photos by Irvin Krukenkamp MD

Results & Candid Photos from the Houston KC / BTCA Specialty Regular Classes COLOREDS

Winner BitchDAUNTLESS IZZA DAZY TOO

Lionel A Landry & Pamela Landry

Reserve Winner BitchGLENTOM’S AUTUMN ROSE

Tim & Marcia Wysocki & Glenna Wright

Reserve Winners DogGLENTOM SHOOTING STAR OVER SKYLINE

Glenna Wright & Amy Woodman

Winners Dog/ Best of WinnersSERENDIPITY GOTTA LOTTA MOXIE

Jeff Klein

Best of Opposite CH GLENTOM I HAVE NO COMMINT

Terri & Mike Cournoyer & Glenna WrightBest of Variety

CH VICTORIA’S GRIMALDI WINDFALL Gay Hillman & Gay Speas & John Jaye

Candid Photos by

Irvin Krukenkamp MD

Judge Mary Remer

Results & Candid Photos from the Houston KC / BTCA Specialty Regular Classes COLOREDS

Candid Photos of Colored Judging in HoustonCandid Photos by Irvin Krukenkamp MD

Results & Candid Photos from the Houston KC / BTCA Specialty Regular ClassesWhites/ Judge Mary Remer

Winner BitchGLENTOM MINT TO BEGlenna & Tom Wright

Reserve Winner BitchBROKENARROW EYE OF THE STORM

David & Sue Shilling /Paul & Miriam Hopkins

Reserve Winners DogROCKY TOP’S HIJACKED A RAINBOW

Shelley & Al Smith / Wm. & Rebecca Poole

Winners DogCOOL CONQUISTADOR AT CROSSGARLEY

G.Wright & Amber Gibson & Malky Thomson.

Best of Opposite CH GLENTOM WINSOR’S PAIR OF ACES

Mark & Diane Turner & Glenna WrightBest of Variety

CH DAZLIN DEFIANCEAmy Woodman

Candid Photos by

Irvin Krukenkamp MD

Results & Candid Photos from the Houston KC / BTCA Specialty Regular Classes COLOREDS

Candid Photos of Whites in HoustonCandid Photos by Irvin Krukenkamp MD

Results & Candid Photos from the Beaver County KC / BTCA Supported Entry/ Aug 2, 2008 COLOREDS

Winner Bitch/ BOW GALACTIC FORBIDEN PLEASURE AT BULPEN

Gayle A Hall & Beth A Evans

Reserve Winner Bitch MOONSTONE SAW MY SHADOW AT BAKER ST

Scott & Alison J Ibbitson.

Winners DogVICTORIA’S ROB ROY MACGREGOR

John Jaye & Gaylynn Speas

Reserve Winners Dog NUANCE NO-HITTER AT FOXAIRN

Sanderson McIlwaine & Margaret Beisel-McIlwaine

Best of Opposite CH APPRENTICE MAN-IN ACTION

Dede Sutisna & Cynthia Perrott & Barbara Deevers

Best of VarietyB CH WINSORS HOT MOCHA JAVA Marion Dussault & Dede & Freeman Wilson

Candid Photos by

Irvin Krukenkamp MD

Judge Dr. Dale Shurr

Results & Candid Photos from the Houston KC / BTCA Specialty Regular Classes COLOREDS

Candid Photos by Irvin Krukenkamp MD

Candid Photos of Coloreds in CanfieldCandid Photos by Irvin Krukenkamp MD

Results & Candid Photos from the Beaver County KC / BTCA Supported Entry/ Aug 2, 2008 Whites

Winner Bitch/ BOWBROKENARROW STORM TO REMEMBER

Tyrone & Melanie Whitehair & Paul & Miriam Hopkins

Reserve Winner Bitch OLD ENGLAND’S LADY ELIZABETH

Anita Bavol & Barbara & Malchom A French

Winners Dog ACTION DREAMING BARKLEY STYLE

Eric & Ann Crissman & Franne Berez

Reserve Winners Dog MOONSTONE SAW NO SHADOW

David & Brenda Bila & Diane Thomas

Best of Opposite CH GLENTOM SILVER LINING

Glenna Wright & Jeannine Nichols

Candid Photos by

Irvin Krukenkamp MD

Judge Dr. Dale Shurr

Best of VarietyB CH DAZLIN DEFIANCE Amy Woodman

Results & Candid Photos from the Houston KC / BTCA Specialty Regular Classes COLOREDS

Candid Photos of Whites in CanfieldCandid Photos by Irvin Krukenkamp MD

Litter

News....

September 08

5 pups born on Aug 1, 2008. 1 White female w/brindle ear, 1 white boy. 1 brindle female, 2 brindle boys

Dam is Ch. Corsaire Sparkling Chrome,ROMSire is Ch. Gothic’s theKingmaker, ROM.

Inquiries, please contact Cindy Nadeau atwww.mainelybullterriers.com

Mainely Bull Terriers is pleased to announce....

Ch Gothic’s The Kingmaker ROM ex Bulroarus Lucky Money (Australian Import) Coloured & White mating planned August 2008. The litter will be born in Eastern Pennsylvania. For information and pedigree please contact;

Victoria Corse, victoria@corsairebullterriers.com, or Rene’ Deckert, gothicbts@msn.com

Planned Litter....

Advertise your litter here on E Bull Terriers New litters posted monthly & seen Internationally....24/7!

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Ch. Stellar’s Southern Cross, ROMX

Ch. Corsaire Carpe Diem of Madcap, RN, NAP, NJP, NAC, RL2, CGC, TT, VA

Augie has earned all his wins at specialty shows under breeder judges & needs only a single point to complete his championship.

Augie was Reserve Winners Dog BTCA National Specialty 2006.

Bred & Owned by

Madcap Bull TerriersJane KillionBlairstown, Nj

www.madcapbullterriers.com

Co Bred with Victoria CorseCorsaire Bull Terriers

Veni Vidi Vici