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Paw Print Volume 4, Issue 6 June, 2017

In this issue…

2031 Bellevue Street P.O. Box 10244

Green Bay, WI 54307-0244

920.468.5580

www.packerlandkennelclub.com

2017 Officers ~ President ~

Richard Marquardt

~ Vice-President ~ John Heyn

~ Treasurer ~ Debbie Austin

~ Recording Secretary ~ Belinda Freeman

~ Corresponding Secretary ~ Kristie Katch

Board Members ~ 2016-2017 ~

Denise Hilbert Gwen Newman

Erik Swan

~ 2017-2018 ~ Cheryl Bublitz

Mary Jones Cheryl Sulewski

Director of Training Belinda Freeman

([email protected])

Agility Training Coordinator

Keith Rosin ([email protected])

Communication ~ Paw Print ~

Lynn Des Jardin ([email protected])

Hello All!

I hope you are enjoying this beautiful weather that has finally arrived here in

Wisconsin. I know we are!

Just a few things to consider this month...

The show season is in full swing and we are all busy at this time of year. But we

ask that you please help at Packerland, either by helping with a class, or orien-

tation, demonstrations or help with the outside work. Please let the trainers or

Kerry Tesch know if you're available and what your experience is. It is all very

much appreciated. Remember, this Club belongs to all of us and together we

can make it fun and inviting for all.

We are in desperate need of a Chairperson for the Northeast Wisconsin Dog

Show Classic tentatively on March 29, 30, 31 and April 1, 2018. Packerland Ken-

nel Club will have to give up our dates and turn them over to the Manitowoc

club if we can't find a chairperson. This would be a sad turn of events as this

show has been a cornerstone of the Wisconsin show season for many

years. Please let the board know if you would be able to fill this need, or know

someone who would be willing to take on this responsibility.

We are also in need of a volunteer to mow the lawn. Our only other option, if

we can't find a volunteer for this project, is to pay someone to come and do

the work for us. I'm sure Lizer Lawn Care would do it, but for a price. They are

plowing our parking lot in the winter free of charge in exchange for letting their

employees park in our lot. Please let us know it you would be willing to provide

this service. If necessary, someone will meet you at the Club and show you how

to operate the equipment.

Thank you to everyone who is helping at the Club. Whether it’s teaching or as-

sisting with classes or helping out in one of the many other ways. You're provid-

ing a valuable service and it does not go unnoticed!

Richard

Instructors Needed Belinda Freeman, Director of Training - [email protected]

If you can instruct a class, please let me know. I have had several requests for these two classes. There are several class times available afternoons and evenings during the week.

Novice Obedience Class The instructor should work with the handler to develop their dog in this sport per the AKC Obedience Regulations so the dog/handler team will be able to complete all exercises in an AKC Novice Obedience Course and are ready to compete in AKC events at this level.

Introduction to Rally The instructor should work with the handler to develop their dog in this sport per the AKC Rally Regulations so the dog/handler team is familiar with the signs and by the end of an 8-10 week session can complete a Novice Rally Course.

Northeast Wisconsin Dog Show Classic

It takes a lot of volunteers to put on a dog show, especially one as big as the Northeast Wisconsin Dog Show Classic in Manitowoc, March 30—- April 2! If you need volunteer hours, here’s your opportunity. Please contact the person listed for each volunteer area. No experience necessary. Please help us, as this is one of the biggest incomes for each club.

Gate - Gary Roberson (680.0353, [email protected]) Grooming Area Set Up - Karleen Cole (684.5419, [email protected])

Volunteer Hospitality - Dave Rivest (683.2001, [email protected])

Judges Hospitality - Laura Vande Ven (639.4983, [email protected]) Stewards - June Ashford (336.3930, [email protected])

Catalog Sales - Jane Lohmeyer (323.4960, [email protected]) Runners - Ellen Vanden Avond (465.4422, [email protected]) RV Parking - Dave Osborn (246.8231, [email protected])

Clean Up - Dave Osborn (246.8231, [email protected])

PKC Outreach has been really busy this spring. The word is out that we are a great group of

dogs and people and we are willing to share our time with others. I can’t thank those enough

who spend time with the community and share their dogs with so many people! Lots of smiles

and memories are being created! We have had a lot of visits with college students this

month!!!

NWTC ‘stress relief’ visit on April 19

Amy Kluth & English Cockers “Krissy” and “Thomas”

Betty Haevers & Papillon “Maddi”

Sue Ruesch & Golden “Skyy”

Andrea Pease & Welsh Springer Spaniel “Winnie”

David Ness & Golden “Libby”

Bill & Sarah Krouse & Borzois “Sailor” and “Cypress”

Barb Basche & Scottie “Duncan”

Rita VanDenHeuvel & Lab “Mitch”

Amy Salzbrun & Rottie “Ansel”

Melinda Witbro & Golden “Gabriel”

Mary Jones & Irish Wolfhound “Hadrian”

Candee Brey & Doberman “Lexx”

Wendee Draves & Am Water Spaniel “Tucker”

Tammy Cegleski & English Cocker “Easton”

UW-Green Bay visit on April 26



Andrea Pease & Welsh Springer Spaniel “Winnie”


Bill & Sarah Krouse & Scottish Deerhound “Brubeck” and Borzoi “Cypress”






Tammy Cegleski & English Cocker “Easton”

Julie Daul & Berner “Uno”

Ronda Bermke & Border Collie “Brew”

NWTC on-campus housing visit at “The Orchards”








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Ronda Bermke • [email protected]

A Note from the Outreach Coordinator

Instructors Needed Belinda Freeman, Director of Training - [email protected]

If you can instruct a class, please let me know. I have had several requests for these two classes. There are several class times available afternoons and evenings during the week.

Novice Obedience Class The instructor should work with the handler to develop their dog in this sport per the AKC Obedience Regulations so the dog/handler team will be able to complete all exercises in an AKC Novice Obedience Course and are ready to compete in AKC events at this level.

Introduction to Rally The instructor should work with the handler to develop their dog in this sport per the AKC Rally Regulations so the dog/handler team is familiar with the signs and by the end of an 8-10 week session can complete a Novice Rally Course.

Northeast Wisconsin Dog Show Classic

It takes a lot of volunteers to put on a dog show, especially one as big as the Northeast Wisconsin Dog Show Classic in Manitowoc, March 30—- April 2! If you need volunteer hours, here’s your opportunity. Please contact the person listed for each volunteer area. No experience necessary. Please help us, as this is one of the biggest incomes for each club.

Gate - Gary Roberson (680.0353, [email protected]) Grooming Area Set Up - Karleen Cole (684.5419, [email protected])

Volunteer Hospitality - Dave Rivest (683.2001, [email protected])

Judges Hospitality - Laura Vande Ven (639.4983, [email protected]) Stewards - June Ashford (336.3930, [email protected])

Catalog Sales - Jane Lohmeyer (323.4960, [email protected]) Runners - Ellen Vanden Avond (465.4422, [email protected]) RV Parking - Dave Osborn (246.8231, [email protected])

Clean Up - Dave Osborn (246.8231, [email protected])

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Connecting with Families Health and Wellness day at NWTC on May 6







Bree Draves & Am Water Spaniel “Bodee”


Julie Daul & Berner “Uno”

St. Norbert College Stress-Relief Visit on Tuesday May 9


Amy Salzbrun & Rottie “Greta”







Karen Smith & Golden “Deacon”

Andrea Pease & English Cocker “Shandy”

Denise Hilbert & Dachsie “Barney”

Barbara Basche & Scottie “Duncan”

“Brew” Bermke

CGC @ PKC •Ronda Bermke ~ [email protected]

This has been one of the largest CGC classes we have had in YEARS…but definitely a great group of dogs and people. Special thanks to Candee Brey, Wendee Draves, Bree Draves, Cheryl Sulewski, Cody Sulewski and Amy Zelton for their dedication each week to this class, and for taking the reigns when I was out of town. I enjoy my time with these club members and the great instruction they provide to the trainees.

There were 22 teams that took the CGC test and all 22 passed! Special thanks to Rita VanDenHeuvel, Kay Detample, Cheryl Sulewski, Rob Bermke and Sam Bermke for taking time out of their evenings to help test these teams. We had a fantastic ‘crowd’ of Amy Zelton, Wendee Draves, Candee Brey, Bree Draves, Cody Sulewski and greeter dog “Cal”. We can’t run the tests without the help of many and these people certainly stepped up to help so others could succeed. THANK YOU!

Congratulations to the following teams on their new CGC title!

Rosalyn Haase with All-American Dog “George” JoLynne Steward with All-American Dog “Axel”

Judy Roemer with All-American Dog “Chica” Kim & Wes Johnson with All-American Dog “Ninja”

Amber Batchelor with Wirehaired Pointing Griffon “River” Andrea Pease with Welsh Springer Spaniel “Winnie”

Daniel Vermeulen with Golden “Chloe” Ellie Frey with St. Bernard “Louie” Erin Steier with Aussie “Roland”

Mary Ellen Johnson with Weimeraner “Boo” Mona Durben with Poodle “Winston”

Tammie Scheich with Dogue de Bordeaux “Reba” Jeff Harrill with Golden “Ben”

Tammy Cegelski with English Cocker Spaniel “Easton” Susan Koch with Border Collie “Bandit” Shellie Ambrosius with Aussie “Lacey” Shellie Ambrosius with Aussie “Pixel”

Sharron White-Davis with Dachsie “Adaya” Amy Salzbrun with Rottweiler “Ansel” Gary Roberson with Aussie “Nikon”

Shellie Ambrosius with Sheltie “Calah” Kay Detample with Sheltie “Liam”

Who’s new at PKC…

~ Krista & Matt Firkus, Lab mix & Chihuahua mix ~ from Green Bay

~ Erin Steier, Australian Shepherd from Green Bay

~ Karen Gordon, German Shepherd Dog from Green Bay

Welcome to Packerland Kennel Club!

Upcoming 2017 Business Meetings

Wednesday, July 12 Thursday, August 10

Thanks to everyone who swept, moved and put down mats and helped move Agility equipment to the Brown County Fairgrounds Horse Barn. Your help was greatly appreciated!

Date Approved: 4/6/17 To Paw Print: 5/9/17

Packerland Kennel Club Business Meeting February 7, 2017

The meeting was called to order at 7:03 p.m. by the President, Richard Marquardt.

Recording Secretary: The minutes from the 12/14/16 Business Meeting were read. Angela Chetcuti made a motion to approve the minutes as read, seconded by Nancy Watts. Motion passed.

The minutes from the 1/2/17 Business Meeting were read. Keith Rosin made a motion to approve the minutes as read, second-ed by Nancy Watts. Motion carried.

Richard greeted everyone and asked for patience as the new board members become acquainted with their positions. He stat-ed that it was best to contact him via email.

Corresponding Secretary, Kristie Katch: Northeast Wisconsin Dog Show Classic premium list and the newsletter from Win-negamie Kennel Club are in the information center.

Second reading of Membership Application: Suzy and Kurt Wagnitz: Voted into membership.

First reading of Membership Applications: Tammy & Jim Cegelski – this is an application for reinstatement of membership. They own a Cocker Spaniel, do not breed or offer stud service. Sponsored by Belinda Freeman and Kristie Katch. Brittne Houchin – owns a Golden. Will breed but not offer stud service. Sponsored by Mary Scott and June Ashford

Committee Reports: Belinda reported that orientation for first session went very well with about 20 new trainees.

Keith reported that agility is going well with full classes. He has the contract for Brown County to rent the Fairgrounds and we will also be renting on Mondays this year to allow for extra run-throughs and classes. He plans a meeting for instructors in March and is looking for addition instructors for the spring and summer class sessions.

Dave Osborn asked for help with the Dog Show Classic on March 30,31 and April 1,2. He distributed an information sheet with the workers who should be contacted to schedule those who can help.

New Business: Richard asked for someone to volunteer to be responsible for the maintenance of the Club. This person does not have to do the maintenance, just be someone who can be available and can arrange for repairs and maintenance to the building and grounds.

Mary Scott made a request that someone get quotes to purchase new stairs for the attic entry.

Gary Roberson thanked everyone who helped with the BOB Match this past weekend.

Old Business: There will be an Awards Banquet and Instructors will be receiving a free dinner.

The meeting was adjourned to brags at 7:43 p.m.

Respectively Submitted, Belinda Freeman Recording Secretary

Business Meeting Minutes


Packerland Kennel Club Business Meeting

March 1, 2017

Meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by the President, Richard Marquardt.

Report of the President: Richard stated that everyone should have seen the correction to the Paw Print that only Instructors’ dinners are paid for at the Annual Spring Fling, not assistants.

Recording Secretary: Belinda was absent so no minutes were read from last months’ meeting.

Corresponding Secretary: Newsletter from Winnegamie in the information center Had second reading for Tammy and Jim Cegelski. Vote was not taken due to lack of attendance. Ten hour volunteer time for new members was discussed and will be revisited by the Board.

Treasurer: Debbie reported income and expenses for the month and year-to-date. Balance sheet is available upon request. The Club is no longer selling Seroogy’s candy bars. Debbie has applied for a Raffle License. Julie Daul made a motion to accept the Treasurer’s report, seconded by Francine Lutz. Motion carried.

Committee Reports: none

Unfinished Business: We still need a volunteer as an emergency contact for building maintenance.

Training Equipment Cabinet: Debbie got a report on the cost of the training equipment. Cost is exceeding the selling price so a new price list will be developed. Will also look into other options for equipment purchases in the future.

New Business: Agility meeting will be March 16th, 7:00 p.m. at the Club.

New pictures are up on the walls. Needing more room for pictures was discussed.

One of the training mirrors is cracked. It will be taped for the time being.

Meeting was adjourned to brags. Respectfully Submitted, Belinda K Freeman Recording Secretary



Packerland Kennel Club Business Meeting

April 6, 2017

Meeting was called to order at 7:03 p.m. by the President, Richard Marquardt.

Recording Secretary: Belinda read the minutes from the February General Business Meeting. Sandy Dunand made a motion to accept as read, Nancy Watts seconded the motion. Motion carried.

Belinda read the minutes from the March General Business Meeting. Tammie Scheich made a motion to accept as read. Kim Cooley seconded the motion. Motion carried.

Corresponding Secretary: Kristie reported a receipt of a thank you card from Lisa Williams.

Second reading for membership: Tammy & Jim Cegleski. They own a Cocker Spaniel, do not breed or offer stud service. Sponsored by Belinda Freeman and Kristie Katch. Brittne Houchin owns a Golden Retriever. Will breed but not offer stud ser-vice. Sponsored by Mary Scott and June Ashford. They were voted into membership. Congratulations.

First reading for membership: Erin Steier has an Australian Shepherd. Does not breed nor offer stud service. Sponsored by Belinda Freeman and Tammie Scheich. Kristin and Matt Firkus have a Lab mix and Chihuahua mix. They do not breed or offer stud service.

Treasurer: Debbie reported income and expenses for the month and year-to-date. Balance sheet is available upon request. Wanda Smith made a motion to accept. Janet Gomez seconded. Motion carried.

Richard reported that the Northeast Wisconsin Dog Show Classic was a big success with 3905 total entries. He thanked every-one who devoted time to helping with the show. A special thank you to Dave Osborn and Ellen VandenAvond for their time, dedication, and all the contributions they made to the Dog Show over the past few years. Richard announced that a Show Chair is needed for the 2018 show.

Committee Reports: Agility: Keith Rosin reported that the new training schedule was emailed today and posted at the Club. Equipment move to the Fairgrounds will be April 20 at 6:00 p.m. Sign-up for classes will take place at the fairgrounds following the equipment move. He reported that an instructor for the Intro class is still needed.

Keith also reported that a volunteer is needed to supply food for the June agility trial, June 2, 3, and 4.

The new schedule for this session has a foundations class. There will also be Monday night run-throughs and perhaps other special classes; dates to be determined; announcements will go out.

Kathy Dachlet reported that the applications for the June agility trial opened yesterday and will close May 17.

Richard announced that Kerry Tesch will be the new Maintenance contact for problems at the Club. Kerry will not be responsi-ble for fixing everything but will find someone to fix any problems that arise. Sandy Dunand will be Kerry’s back-up. Kerry’s and Sandy’s cell phone numbers will be posted. Richard asked that no one should drive on the grass. With all the wet weather, it really tears up the yard.

Mary Scott reported that the new stairs for the attic had been purchased and received. Les Bonifas will install as soon as possi-ble.

Debbie Austin reported that the new price list for training equipment in the cabinet has been posted. She also reported that Faith Beam had completed the new brochures.

New Business: Debbie Austin is checking on Club members operating a concession stand at Green Bay Packers home games. She reminded everyone that this is a long-term commitment so if you volunteer for this you must stay committed to it for the entire season. A consensus vote was taken to see if Club members wanted Debbie to look into this. Tim Bauknecht was opposed stating that you need to be there three hours prior to the games -- August through January. You have to inventory before and after each game and it is a lot of work and there is a concern that people won’t stay committed to being there. It was suggested that we look at operating one of the smaller concession stands at least for the first year to make sure it works out.

Keith presented a proposal for new agility flooring. The mats being used for training at the fairgrounds are ripping and very hard to keep flat enough and keep taped down properly and is not safe for trainers for the dogs. People with fast dogs especially do not want to train on the current matting. Keith is recommending agility flooring enough to cover and 80x60-foot area; the same square matting now being used at our trials. It’s two sided and if a square is damaged is easy to replace. The quote from Great Mats is $17.05 per square. They are giving us a $1.70 per square savings. The total is $8,287.18 which includes shipping and tax. Keith stated that help paying for this would come from more people training; there is some old agility equipment to be sold; there is an extra night for open floor at a charge, will offer the new ACT I & II, and may add a weave class for an additional fee.

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(...continued) The agility trials had a net profit of $7,218.09 in 2016. Dave Dachlet made a motion to purchase the new agility matting. Ronda Bermke expressed concern about how dirty it gets at the fairgrounds and we should have some way to protect the new matting. Keith said that the mats can be scrubbed and that we might be able to put some kind of vinyl or tarp under it. He will look into this. He also stated that the only reason we would have to purchase any new agility equipment over the next year would be due to AKC rule changes. Tammie Scheich seconded the motion. Motion carried.

Debbie Austin reported that a committee is researching membership wording changes and charges for a change in the by-laws. Kathy Dachlet will present the changes at a future meeting for a vote of the membership.

Tammie Scheich reported that she is working on re-establishing the standing rules of the club and would have some history of the Club in the Paw Print from time to time.

Sandy Dunand reported that new Rally signs will be needed after the new AKC rules go into effect on November 1.

Janet Gomez said she appreciated the agenda for the meeting going to the membership in advance of the meeting. Meeting was adjourned to brags at 8:52 p.m. Respectfully Submitted, Belinda K Freeman Recording Secretary


Board Meeting Minutes


Packerland Kennel Club Board Meeting ~ Green Bay Library

March 15, 2017

Present: Richard Marquardt, Debbie Austin, Kristie Katch, Mary Jones, Cheryl Sulewski, Cheryl Bublitz, Denise Hilbert, Gwen Newman, and Belinda Freeman. Guest present: Cody Sulewski Absent: John Heyn, Erik Swan

Meeting called to order at 6:02 p.m. by the President, Richard Marquardt.

Recording Secretary: No report

Corresponding Secretary: Kristie read 3 new membership applications: Karen Gordon, a returning member; has a German Shepherd Dog, sponsored by June Ashford and Amy Salzbrun. Erin Steier, has an Aussie, sponsored by Belinda Freeman and Tammie Scheich. Krista and Matt Firkus, have a Lab mix and Chihuahua mix, sponsored by Kristie Katch and Amy Anderson.

Treasurer Report: Debbie read the profit and loss statement for February and year-to-date. Discussed the high electric bills and agreed by consensus that as lights burn out, they will be replaced by LED lights.

Unfinished Business: A decision as make to include wording on trainee applications for trainees to sign to release pictures, videos, etc. which might occur during training sessions. The exact working will be determined later. Debbie made a motion, seconded by Denise to eliminate the 10-hour requirement for trainees. Motion carried.

Belinda was asked to email Tammie to get a report on the progress of re-establishing the Club’s standing rules.

Debbie and Kristie reviewed the cost of equipment in the training equipment cabinet and made a new price list according to current costs. Belinda made a motion to approve the new price list; seconded by Kristie; motion carried.

New Business: A discussion was held regarding the attic ladder which is rather old, broken, and difficult to maneuver. Debbie made a motion to purchase a new ladder at a cost of $269. Cheryl seconded the motion. Motion carried.

Keith Rosin attended the meeting to report to the Board the need for new agility matting for the horse barn. Present mats are about 15 years old and are torn and warped. Keith advised that the Agility program is having open floor and other possible clas-ses on Monday nights at the Fairgrounds this year. He also plans to hold another ACT I and ACT II to make as much profit for the program as possible. He will also check into renting a larger storage unit if he can get it for less than the current storage rental cost. Belinda made a motion to bring the request to purchase new agility matting before the Club for their consideration. Mary seconded the motion. Motion carried.

Debbie advised that Faith could use our old brochures format, changing dates where appropriate to use at the Big Event being held at ShopKo Hall. Denise made a motion to notify Faith to proceed with printing brochures. Cheryl Bublitz seconded. Motion carried.

A discussion was held regarding working a concession stand at Packers Home Games this year. Would need to have people committed to working, but the pay-off could be very good. Debbie will check on the requirements to make this happen.

A short discussion was held on again working toward revision of the Club by-laws. Cheryl Sulewski said she would like to serve on the committee and will check with Kathy Dachlet and Tammie Scheich to see if they are interested in continuing on this com-mittee. The meeting was adjourned at 7:18 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Belinda K Freeman Recording Secretary

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dogs

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rain

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rest

ed in c

om

petitive O

bedie

nce

or

for

those

already c

om

peting. Cost

: $2 p

er

half h

our

floor

tim

e.

Agili

ty C

lass

es

are

held

at

the B

row

n C

ounty

Fairgro

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in t

he H

ors

e

Barn

.

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Packerland Kennel Club

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Editor: Lynn Des Jardin

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The deadline for the July 2017

issue of the Paw Print is:

Thursday, June 15, 2017

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