Congratulations to Sian Baynton and Buddy (Alfie Bangwood) on not only winning the Import Working Class Group at Crufts, but getting through to the final cut in Group judging. As Frank Cane said, Buddy is a very good looking dog and well deserved his place in the final eight. So lovely to see all Sian’s hard work rewarded and a great advert for our wonderful breed!
We have exciting news for our breeding programme this year, with the possibility of several litters coming up.
Lia (Ophelia vom Gspan) visited Belgium towards the end of February and successfully mated with Tsjerno. Izzy (Cara-Isabella vom Kornried), meanwhile, is just getting ready to head to the Netherlands to meet her intended, Tyga. She’s currently expecting to travel on Thursday, so we wish her and Tyga well.
If all goes to plan, that means we’re hoping to be announcing the arrival of two litters and lots of lovely puppies in April and May. So, if you’re thinking an Entlebucher might be the dog for you, now is a great time to join our puppy list. Let us know by contacting our Puppy Coordinator (puppies@entlebucher.co.uk) and, if you’re planning on visiting Crufts, please pop by our Discover Dogs stand and say ‘Hello!’
Heidi Entlebucher, 3.5 years
old, is looking for a forever home. Heidi was diagnosed with Ectopic Ureter in
early puppyhood and despite operations she has remained urinary
incontinent.
Heidi is a very loving family dog who has been in foster care in a family
environment until we were happy that her condition is fully stable and she is
ready for a home of her own.
Heidi is urinary incontinent. She is happy to wear pants in the house as long
as there are no other dogs present.
She is currently in excellent health although this needs to be monitored
closely.
There is full information and medical history available as well as ongoing
support from the EMDC.
For more information, please email Sarah at rescue@entlebucher.co.uk
Congratulations to Izzy, Babeli, Lia and Bandet who all passed their Ankörung on Saturday! A very good day for the club!
Thank you to all who helped to make it such a successful day!
You can see photos from the day HERE
Many of us have taken advantage of the pet passport scheme to travel to the EU with our Entlebuchers in the past. But it’s important to be aware that the rules for taking pets abroad may be changing shortly. If the UK agrees a deal and transition period for leaving the EU, then the current rules may continue to apply while new rules are agreed. However, in the event no deal is agreed, you may need to take action at least 4 months before you travel. Please follow the link below if you would like more information about travelling if there is no deal.
http://alfiedog.me.uk/2019/10/15/important-information-on-post-brexit-pet-travel/
On 6 July, the Club held it’s Northern Fun Day in Tholthorpe, Yorkshire. After some free play and games, we were pleased to welcome Caroline Penistone of CAST Dog Training, who took us through the basics of Treibball. None of our dogs have done this before, so it was great to be able to introduce them something new, which exercised both their brains and bodies at the same time. If you haven’t tried Triebball before and would like to give it a go, we’ve provisionally booked Caroline again for next year’s Northern Fun Day!
15 of the 16 dogs present at today’s meeting and their humans. A wonderful day to celebrate the Club’s 10th anniversary.
Today the Entlebucher Mountain Dog Club of Great Britain is ten years old – Happy Birthday to us – Alfie wrote a first paw account of how it all began and Wilma has republished it here today on Alfie’s Diary
In memory of Queenie – Queen Viktoria Spod Hradze 4.9.2005 – 14.01.2019 – It is with great sadness that we report the crossing of the Rainbow Bridge by Queenie. Mother of 15 of the UKs dogs and grandmother of 21. Our sincere sympathies to her humans and to her housemate Orson.
Today our breed has reached an amazing milestone. With the arrival of Kylo from the Czech Republic we have 100 Entlebucher Mountain Dogs resident in the UK. From the first one to arrive in 2003, to the tenth in 2008 it has taken us a further ten years to reach a hundred and we are absolutely delighted. Our Club will officially be ten years old next year and it is exciting to be able to celebrate with such a strong base to build from.
Welcome little Kylo, we hope you are your family will be very happy together. 