Volume
III, Spring 1989. Am/Can Ch.
DeJoy Totem Bear at Wahkeena, Am/Can CDX,
TDX. First Bouvier to achieve the TDX
in the U.S. and Canada with a qualifying
track the first time in each trial.
Volume
III, Summer 1989. Cover Dog.
Drawing of a Bouvier about to retrieve a
dumbbell by Sarah Engel Shuman. Sharah
is playing three major roles at this point
in her life. She is a Junior at Judson
College, a part-time freelance artist, and
is expecting her first child.
Volume IV,
Spring 1990.
Ajax de la
Maison Dernier is a 'balanced dog' that will
be competing on the Schutzhund field in
1990. He is a grandson of the first
Schutzhund III Bouveir in North America.
Ajax began his training under the tutelage
of Mike Reppa in 1986 and has OFA certified
excellent hips (BF-1256E.) A June 1990
litter is expected with: Dam: Meesha Van Dyk
De La Mahrie, a Ch. Banjo Vom Schwarzen
Baren SchH III daughter. For a copy of
the pedigree or videos, please contact Bill
Spangler, 17301 Mahrie Rd. Manchester, MI
48158.
 Volume
IV. Summer 1990. Banjo
( Marschel v.d. Stadt Homberg, SchHIII, IPO
III, FH, angekoert x Edel v. Baronen Wald,
SchHIII, ZTP) was imported from Germany at 7
weeks of age and is owned by Martha Sadler
Hochstein. Banjo, handled by Joanne
Plumb was the first Bouvier to place in the
American DVG Championship Schutzhund Trial
with second place in 1989 with a 286 V with
high scores in tracking and protection.
This year he was third place with a 289 V
and again obtained high scores in tracking
and protection. He is an American
conformation champion and rated V2 in the
German show ring. In 1988, he passed
the German Bouvier Club koerung which is
divided into three phases: conformation,
temperament evaluation, and protection.
Banjo is the ideal Bouvier - excellent in
conformation and working ability and
dedicated to his family.
Volume
V, Spring 1991.
Ch. Dixie the Grey Ghost, U.D.T.
 Volume
V, No. 3, 1991. Greko
de Bolshoy ( Lucas de Bolshoy x Xylvexter's
Vamp) was named NAWBA's top 1991
conformation dog by Dr. Andre Le Lann over a
very tough field that included
international, Canadian and American
champions and Group winners, making owner
Frank Parsonage's long drive from Nova
Scotia worth the effort. Although luck
played no part in Dr. Le Lann's selection,
Greko is indeed a lucky dog, however, having
been rescued by Parsonage from his previous
situation, and, in fact, only entering the
conformation class at the last minute Sunday
morning! The big male is a product of
Paul and Pauline De Rycke's highly regarded
Bolshoy breeding program.
 Volume
V, Winter 1991. NAWBA's
1991 AWDF Team Championships competition
team consisted of Frank Krasinski with
Centauri's Kannon SchH II, Ria Klep
with NAWBA Working Champion Bram Pasja le
Jardin du Moulin IPO III and Ken Cleveland
and Awesome Devil Girl SchH1. The team
finished in third place at the NAWBA hosted
Championships.
 Volume
V, Number 4, 1991. Centauri's
Kannon SchH III (Robbie vd Plantage SchH1
KNPV x Ch. Flandersfield Cendrillon CD) was
the 1991 NAWBA Working Championships winner
in Atlanta, Georgia. Kannon
successfully competed as the SchH II team
which represented NAWBA at the AWDF
Championships held in St. Louis, MO in March
1991.
 Volume
VI, Spring 1992. Every
year in June, during the Idaho show circuit,
the kennel clubs offer extra activities.
One that has a growing popularity is
Coursing. Redwinds Carlo, owned by
Bonnie Rhodes, tried it for the first time
and absolutely loved it! He is
pictured enjoying the sight hound sport
called Lure Coursing. An artificial
lure is tied to a line and is pulled along a
random course athrough an open field,
simulating the coursing of live game.
In this instance, an adjacent race track
served as the course. Many Bouviers
are very keen on the lure. Carlo is
shown "hot on the bunny." Prey driven
Schutzhund dogs are great on Lure Coursing
as demonstrated by Carlo.
Volume VI, Summer 1992. Netherlands & American
Ch. Tino Faisca v.d. Vanenblikhoeve. Tino was born
April 15, 1985 at the Vanenblikhoeve Kennel in Enschede,
Holland. He was raised and shown by his proud
owner and breeder, Mr. Harry Bruntjes. Tino made
quite an impact in the show ring with his undeniable
style and presence. Each judge was was shown under
commented as part of his critique on judging Tino that
the dog had tremendous good nature and character.
In 1990 he was Best of Opposite Sex to his daughter at
the National Specialty in Hilversum. Tino won his
first Best in Show at fifteen months of age. He
continued that winning ability throughout his show
career, including Best in Show at three years of age at
the Dutch National Specialty whose entry was over 700
Bouviers.
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