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Japanese
Spitz Rescue...
NO RESCUE JAPANESE SPITZ AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME
DONATIONS NEEDED...
Donate to help the rescue, many of the dogs we've rescued require medical attention
and your help is greatly appreciated as the
bills are not always inexpensive. Our
most recent rescue already has vet bills of
over $1000.00. If you'd like to
donate to the JS Rescue your donation will
help these rescue JS's get healthy and find
new homes. Please send donations to:
Japanese Spitz Rescue
Irenne Burton
1100 Gravenstein Hwy North
Sebastopol, CA 95472
Every bit helps, thank you!
Being a numerically small breed, rescues
are thankfully rare but when the need arises we have a dedicated team ready to
take swift action. The team is headed by the club treasurer Irenne Magoulas and all
rescue matters should be addressed to her at:
Irenne Magoulas
Sebasopol, CA
(707) 799-9915
mooki707@yahoo.com
THE FIRST UKC JAPANESE SPITZ GRAND CHAMPION
goes to....
Isumi's Shiro Otojiro O'Rey
"Jasper"
Owned
and handled by Katrina Sandell of Kiraleea JS
in Wisconsin
Earned in Ixonia, Wisconsin
Congratulations!!!
Congrats
to Katrina Sandell of Kiraleea JS and to Chanel
her newest addition as she was awareded Best
Reserve Puppy in Show 2/8/2014
INT & UKC CH MANNERKING ORLANDO WINS BEST
IN SHOW February 14, 2010 in Ixonia, Wisconsin!!!
The FIRST Best In Show UKC winner
for the breed! Way to go Orlando and owner Katrina
Sandell of Kiraleea JS!
Judges
Seminar September 13, 2008 - Irving, TX
The UKC hosted a judges seminar in Irving,
Texas the weekend of September 12-14, 2008.
The board members presented to the judges
a seminar on the breed and it's characteristics
and how to tell the JS from the AE, there was
hands on portion as well so they could see and
feel the differences between our younger and
older dogs as well as the between males
and females. It was a very successful
event and we've found some issues that need
to be addressed in our standard and are now
doing so with the UKC to ensure the standard
is correct and true to the breed. One
major issue was gait, the other tail set and
how they carry it.
Another great issue that came out of this was that
the UKC is trying hard to gain the other countries
recognition as a registry as well, so we have
joined forces to help them gain this as this
recognition would assist us in gaining the ability
to export our dogs!!!
Upcoming
Shows...
Check out the websites
for the UKC, ARBA and IABCA for upcoming shows
in your area!
Update.
The Japanese Spitz Club USA board has
finalized the amendments for our by-laws...
All members are asked to please look over the
breeders ethics below as this was the addition to
the by-laws.
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Breeders ethics
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No more than 2 litters per 18 months per female
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No female to be breed prior to one year of age
and no earlier than second
heat
cycle.
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No more than 7 litters per female total
and by the age of 9 years
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Males not to be used at stud prior to 9
months of age
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ALL breeding dogs must be of sound health and
free of hereditary defects
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Puppies to be registered with Club in addition
to UKC/ARBA or other
registering
body
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In all puppy packs include the JS Club membership
form
Remember to please send in your 3 generation
pedigree's with your registration forms. Thank
you!!!
We
continue to petition the AKC for recognition
of the breed. It will again go before
the FCI committee for review. With the
recognition from the UKC and the more we begin
to show at the UKC shows where there are American
Eskimo's in our group the better. The
higher our numbers the better and the more likely
the AKC is to consider our breed for recognition!
So please keep showing those dogs and
pups!
October
18, 2006 the Japanese Spitz were granted
admission into the UKC. With UKC recognition
comes the ability to show our dogs at all UKC
sanctioned events to include agility, obedience
and conformation!!!
Registration
of our dogs is the same as any other organization
with the exception for dogs that have been bred
here in the US. For all imported dogs
send in a copy of their 3-generation pedigree
from the exporting country along with the correct
documentation and fees. For those dogs bred
in the US, in addition to above 3 photos' will
be required showing a front, and both side views
for each dog you register. Many of the
present breeders and going back and registering
previous litters for those who need this which
will also assist. Please contact your
breeder if you have any questions regarding
this.
Our
second annual specialty Japanese Spitz show was
held at the Texas Classic with the UKC
January 25-27, 2008 in Hutto, TX. We had
a total of four dogs at the show and two
breeders at this show.... the UKC judges are
finally starting to see the difference between
us and the AE's!!! Keep going to shows
everyone we're getting there!
The
results...
Best
of Breed - Mannerking Orlando
Reserve
Best of Breed- UKC CH Houndbrae Victor
Open
Class Dog -
1.
Mannerking Orlando
2.
AUST CH Missetsu Phantom
Warrior
Champion
Class
1.
UKC CH Houndbrae Victor
2.
UKC CH Aya-San's Charming Cute Norwegian
The
first annual ARBA specialty show was held at
the Windy City Classic October 2006 in Chicago,
Illinois. We had a great turn out of Japanese
Spitz too! There were a total of 8 dogs
and 4 breeders present at the show. The
judges didn't know what hit them!
The
results...
Best
in Show - International CH, ARBA CH Rowleys
On Wings of Love owned
by
Kiraleea Kennels
Reserve
Best in Show - Beyond Casmart Prince Teka
owned by IMAG
Kennels
Best
of Opposites - Aya-San's Charming Cute Norwegian
owned by Konalae
Kennels
Champion
Class Winner - INT CH, ARBA CH Rowleys On Wings
of Love
Open
Class Dog
1.
Beyond Casmart Prince Teka
2.
AUST CH Missetsu Phantom
Warrior ( Warry)
3.
ARBA CH Meeko
Bred by Exhibitor
1. Midwests
Gazoo
9-15 months male
1. Mannerking Orlando
6-9 months Female
1.
AYA-SAN`s Charming Cute Norwegian
Open female
1.
Jasams story of Russia with Love
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member? Click
here for membership form.
   
 
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