The Heart Of America Boxer Club Newsletter
April 2018The Heart of America Boxer Club Newsletterwww.hoabc.orgNewsletter for the Heart of America Boxer ClubNEXT MEETING- April 18, 2018 at 630pm at Jack Stack BBQ9250 Metcalf AVE, Overland Park, KSSo you say you DON’T have aspiffy Heart of America Boxer Poloshirt? You don’t want to be the OddMan (or woman) out at our nextfunction!?!! Well. Get with MarkEwing!Member BragsFarMore’s Etched in Stone, RN, RA - earned his 3rd Major under Dana Cline 30MAR 2018, at Mid-Del TinkerKC- owned by Amber GatesCH Emerson Breho Magic Man- earned his Grand Championship under Jay Richardson 28 MAR2018, at MidContinent KC of TulsaAnything to brag about? Please get the brags (show, dates, judge, award, full dogs name, and owners)IF you would like to be included in the newsletter brags please send them to farmoreboxers@yahoo.com bythe 20th of each month!Check out our Facebook2017-2018 Club Members and their New Title Holderspage for Updates.Plaque Full NamePlateCall nameCH Envisions I Wanna Talk About MeGCHRickDate of Title27AUG 2017Member/OwnerJulie HigginsRemember- MARCH 1 is the cut off for ALL plaques – be sure to get information to Amber GatesDUPLICATE plaques can be ordered!
Officers & Directors 2017-2018President: Karen Emerson (2019)Vice President: Mark Ewing (2019)Treasurer: Sabrina Jay (2018)Secretary: Tiffany Jay (2019)Board Member: Janet Ewing (2018)Board Member: Amber Gates (2018)Board Member: Thomas Latta (2019)Committee Assignments for 2017-2018Show Chairperson: JeannineTrophies: Nicki (C) and JimHospitality: Becky (C) , Tom D., LindaFacebook Updates: Amber (C) and PeytonFundraising: Jeannine (C), Janet, Tom L, JimPerformance: JanetAdvertising: Scott (C) and TiffanyAnnual Meeting: MarkHistorian: PeytonCards & Flowers: Sabrina (C) and CarolBreeder Referral: CarolWebsite: Tom LMembership: Rachel (C) and TiffanyBoxer Rescue: LizPublic Education: RachelNewsletter: AmberDoor Prize: Joyce (C) and JulieLegislation: JoyceCall 1-855-M6-4Dogs and use codeCP542764 to receive your 10%discount – or use their appRescue CornerWE NEED HELP!Contact mokanboxerrescue@earthlink.netURGENT need for foster homes!!!Please! Help get the word out! MO/KAN Boxer rescue is in need of qualified Foster homes.Some BASIC requirements to be considered for a Foster Home. Fencing is not required but is preferred; not having a fence will limit placement options. All other pets in the home must be UTD on shots and on HW prevention year-round. Contact Elizabeth or Joyce for more information at mokanboxerrescue@earthlink.net
Helpful LinksKansas all breed kaKC.orgKansas Obedience Clubswww.wichitadogtrainingclub.comMissouri all breed lindogs.comMissouri Obedience otc.orgwww.showmek9.comAWESOME stuff to do with your dog!All Star Dog Sports facebook.com/Allstardogsports/?fref tsMo-Kan Dock book.com/mokandockdogsOzarks Mischief Barn 7/Important Links- health/clinicsBLUE PEARLhttp://kansas.bluepearlvet.com/Overland Park913.642.956311950 West 110th StOverland Park KS 66210Kansas City North816.759.5016139 NE 91st StreetKansas City, MO ts.htmCLUB HOLTER1.2.3.4.5.6.7.The club has an analog Holter that is available for use by club members.No rental feeMember needs to purchase the number of tape kits neededRental time is 10 days- adequate to test 5 dogsShipping to and from the member is the members’ responsibilities.Member is responsible for the condition of the Holter and accompanying vest.Members must sign the usage agreement prior to use.Contact Sabrina @ sabrina@lattahomes.com for availability
Mark your CalendarsStart Date Breed Judge5-Apr-18Vicki E Allenbrand6-Apr-18Mr. William (Bill) P Shelton7-Apr-18Dr. Robert A Indeglia8-Apr-18Ms. Peggy Beisel-McIlwaineCompeted LastYear6-1-3 (0-2) 018-4-10 (1-3) 017-2-11 (0-4) 019-3-12 (0-4) 0NameWichita Kennel Club, Inc.Salina Kennel Club, Inc.Wichita Kennel Club, Inc.Hutchinson Kennel Club, ennel Club of Yorkville, IllinoisKennel Club of Yorkville, IllinoisDe KalbDe KalbILIL7-Apr-18Ms. Gloria Kerr8-Apr-18Mr. Dale A Meyer21-6-9 (6-0) 021-6-9 (6-0) 0Paper Cities Kennel Club, Inc.Paper Cities Kennel Club, Inc.MerrillMerrillWIWI7-Apr-18Mr. Kenneth A Buxton8-Apr-18Mr. Elliott B Weiss8-3-3 (1-1) 08-3-3 (1-1) 0Paducah Kennel Club, Inc.Paducah Kennel Club, Inc.PaducahPaducahKYKY7-Apr-18Mrs. Evie Sullivan8-Apr-18Mr. James M Brown8-3-3 (2-0) 09-3-3 (3-0) 0Northeast Oklahoma Kennel ClubNortheast Oklahoma Kennel ClubBartlesville Kennel ClubBartlesville Kennel ClubGroveGroveGroveGroveOKOKOKOKSteel City Kennel Club, Inc.Steel City Kennel Club, Inc.Shreveport Kennel Club, Inc.Shreveport Kennel Club, Inc.D'Arbonne Kennel ClubD'Arbonne Kennel ClubMrs. Polly (Mrs. Robert) D12-Apr-18 Smith13-Apr-18Dr. Robert D Smith14-Apr-18Dr. Steve Keating15-Apr-18Ms. Jan C Sigler10-2-6 (0-2) 010-2-6 (0-2) 011-3-6 (0-2) 09-3-4 (0-2) 0Crown Point INCrown Point IN14-Apr-18Mrs. Cindy Meyer15-Apr-18Mr. David Bolus24-8-10 (5-1) 022-8-8 (5-1) 0Bossier CityBossier CityBossier CityBossier CityLALALALA20-Apr-18Mr. Charles E Trotter21-Apr-18Ms. Lew Olson22-Apr-18Mr. Ralph (Sonny) Ambrosio23-Apr-18Mrs. Judith V Daniels30-7-18 (1-4) 036-8-21 (3-4) 034-6-21 (3-4) 025-4-17 (1-3) 0Northwest Arkansas Kennel Club, Inc. FayettevilleNorthwest Arkansas Kennel Club, Inc. FayettevilleARAR21-Apr-18Mrs. Sherry C Webster22-Apr-18Mr. Jon R Cole18-12-5 (1-0) 018-12-5 (1-0) 0Fond du Lac County Kennel ClubFond du Lac County Kennel ClubFond du Lac WIFond du Lac WI21-Apr-18Mrs. Deborah J Wilkins22-Apr-18Nancy C Russell24-9-10 (3-2) 024-9-10 (3-2) 0Grand Island Kennel ClubGrand Island Kennel ClubGrand Island NEGrand Island NE21-Apr-18Mrs. Paula Hartinger22-Apr-18Dana P Cline15-4-9 (2-0) 014-4-8 (2-0) 0Sandemac Kennel ClubMattoon Kennel Club, Inc.Champaign Illinois Kennel ClubDecaturDecaturDecatur27-Apr-18Mr. Richard Lashbrook11-4-5 (2-0) 029-Apr-18Mr. Jay Richardson20-10-8 (2-0) 028-Apr-18Mrs. Debra Long Gschwender 18-9-7 (2-0) 0Heart of Iowa Kennel ClubHeart of Iowa Kennel ClubMarshalltown IAMarshalltown IA28-Apr-18Mrs. Cindy Meyer29-Apr-18Mr. Carl Gene Liepmann25-7-13 (4-1) 025-7-13 (4-1) 0Seward County Kennel ClubSeward County Kennel ClubSewardSewardNENE28-Apr-18Mrs. Gloria Geringer29-Apr-18Mr. Charles L Olvis16-5-8 (1-2) 016-5-8 (1-2) 0FranklinTN28-Apr-18Mrs. Paula Hartinger6-4-1 (1-0) 0FranklinTN29-Apr-18Mr. Roger R Hartinger10-6-2 (2-0) 0Badger Kennel ClubJanesville-Beloit Kennel ClubBadger Kennel ClubJeffersonJeffersonJeffersonWIWIWI4-May-18Col. Joe B Purkhiser5-May-18Mr. Mark Houston-McMillan6-May-18Dr. Gerard C Penta12-2-6 (4-0) 011-2-5 (4-0) 04-0-3 (1-0) 0Rolla Missouri Kennel ClubSpirit of the Heartland Kennel ClubJefferson County Kennel Club ofMissouriGray Summit MOGray Summit MO4-May-18Mrs. Karen S McFarlane5-May-18Mrs. Sherry C Webster8-2-4 (0-2) 014-6-6 (0-2) 0Gray Summit MO6-May-18Mr. Jerry M Watson10-4-5 (0-1) 0Caddo Kennel Club of TexasCaddo Kennel Club of TexasMarshallMarshall5-May-18Dr. Donald A Gill6-May-18Patricia Taylor15-5-6 (3-1) 015-6-6 (3-0) 0Maury County Kennel Club ofTennesseeMaury County Kennel Club ofTennesseeILILILTXTX
Learning Stuff!Pet Foods:Raw vs. Cooked Food Diets and Bacteria ConcernsThe debate over which type of diet is best for dogs and other pets – raw meat-based orcooked meat-based – often stirs strong emotions and polarizes people into taking “sides”,often with no room for acceptance of the other viewpoint.Proponents of raw food diets cite numerous benefits, including: More closely mirrors the evolutionary diet of wolves and wild dogs. Dogs are carnivores designed to consume raw meat, bones and viscera. Dog guardian controls the ingredient selection and sourcing (with home-prepared raw diets). Higher in enzymes, vitamins and minerals than cooked foods. Greater nutrient availability than cooked foods. Improved skin and coat. Reduced or eliminated ear infections. Improved breath. Fewer, less bulky, less foul-smelling stools. Increased energy levels. Reduced incidences of chronic disease. Enhanced immune function and overall optimum health.Opponents of raw food diets cite negatives, including: May expose humans to higher levels of bacterial contamination. Lack of studies showing that raw-fed dogs live healthier, longer lives. Exposes vulnerable dogs to dangerous bacteria. Home-prepared raw meat-based diets are often unbalanced, with deficiencies and/orexcesses of certain nutrients. Unbalanced raw diets are of particular concern with regard to growing puppies. Bones, even raw, pose risk of obstruction and perforation.Continued on next page.
Proponents of fresh, home-cooked diets cite numerous benefits, including: Dog guardian controls the ingredient selection and sourcing. Fresh, whole foods provide higher levels of nutrients than processed commercial foods. Nutrients contained in fresh foods are more bioavailable than those contained in processedcommercial foods. Fresh meat, fruits and vegetables are more species-appropriate than commercial foods,especially kibble. Improved skin and coat. Reduced or eliminated ear infections. Improved breath. Fewer, less bulky, less foul-smelling stools than with commercial foods. Increased energy levels. Reduced incidences of chronic disease. Enhanced immune function and overall optimum health.Opponents of fresh, home-cooked diets cite numerous negatives, including: The main negative cited by opponents of home-cooked diets is that they are nutritionallyunbalanced and can contribute to long-term vitamin/mineral deficiencies. Opponents are commonly those invested in the mass-market commercial pet food industry. Many mainstream veterinarians are also opposed to home-prepared diets. We believe the vast majority mean well and are basing their beliefs on information providedby commercial pet food industry.The main objection veterinarians typically raise regarding raw meat-based diets has more todo with human food safety issues than the validity of the diet for the animal. It goes withoutsaying that proper food handling and safety techniques should be used when feeding a rawmeat-based diet, just as they should when handling raw meat prior to cooking. In addition,vulnerable individuals, such as young children, the elderly, sick or immune-impaired people,young puppies or ill dogs should not be exposed to raw meat due to potential health risks.Common-sense precautions can greatly minimize the potential of bacterial contaminationfrom raw food.In our view, neither a raw nor cooked diet is inherently “better” than the other. We work withmany dogs that thrive on raw food diets, and others that do not do well on raw foods butthrive on freshly prepared cooked foods. As we keep coming back to, every dog is anindividual, and we believe that individual needs should outweigh a devotion to any one wayof feeding. of fresh food diet is far superior to the highly processed, species-inappropriate.Food RecallsMany of us prefer to believe that the foods we and our pets eat are healthy and safe, even ifwe and they overeat fatty foods or those with a high glycemic index (high sugars andstarches). However, both the human and pet food industries have more recently beeninundated with food recalls for contamination with microbes including bacteria, viruses andparasites. Every food type has been implicated, even candies.Continued on next page.
Salmonella, Listeria, Campylobacter, and E. coliFood recalls in human and pet foods have primarily concerned contamination withSalmonella (many sources from animals, fish and plants), Listeria (mostly from bovinespecies), and Campylobacter bacteria, Hepatitis A virus in undercooked shellfish, andparasites.The most recent pet food recall was for a cat food that was contaminated with bothSalmonella and Listeria spp., and caused acute illness in 2 kittens and one died. It shouldbe noted that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) quoted a study from 2004 andstated, “Although L. monocytogenes can infect many animal species, dogs and cats rarelyget listeriosis and they usually don’t show signs of disease. One reference mentions onlysix reported cases in dogs from 1947 to 2000, and the dogs showed a wide range ofsigns.”Campylobacter spp. are now considered to be major triggering agents of acutepolyradiculoneuritis (APN), an immune-mediated peripheral nerve disorder in dogs thatshares many similarities with Guillain-Barre syndrome in humans. However, there is littleinformation about the relationship between APN and Campylobacter spp. in dogs. Potentialrisk factors were investigated, particularly consumption of raw chicken in 27 client-owneddogs suffering from suspected APN and 47 healthy dogs, client- or staff member owned.Where fecal samples were collected within 7 days from onset of clinical signs, APN caseswere 9.4 times more likely to be positive for Campylobacter spp. compared to control dogs.Further, a significant association was detected between dogs affected by APN and theconsumption of raw chicken (96% of APN cases; 26% of control dogs). The most commonCampylobacter spp. identified was Campylobacter upsaliensis. Thus, raw chickenconsumption is clearly a risk factor in dogs for the development of APN, which potentially ismediated by infection with Campylobacter spp. Dr. Frieda Jorgensen, Public HealthEngland, states 90% of Campylobacter cells are killed slowly by freezing, making it muchless likely that the bacteria will be passed to humans. The temperature range for growth is30- 45 C, with an optimum of 42 C. Survival at room temperature is poor,but Campylobacter can survive for a short time at refrigeration temperatures – up to 15times longer at 2 C than at 20 C.Escherichia coli is a common fecal contaminant that can be found in many consumedhuman and animal foods.W. Jean Dodds, DVMHemopet / NutriScan11561 Salinaz AvenueGarden Grove, CA 92843Retrieved from and-bacteria
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