Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club of Western Australia Inc in Mundijong, Western Australia | Sport & recreation

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club of Western Australia Inc

Locality: Mundijong, Western Australia

Address: Po Box 298 6123 Mundijong, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.sbtcwa.com.au

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24.01.2022 The SBTCWA Committee regret to inform you that the Club’s Championship Show has been cancelled for 2020 due to the COVID-19 measure to keep the WA Borders closed for the foreseeable future. While the Championship Show has been cancelled the Club will still have the Open Show as advertised and we look forward to seeing you all there. Entries for the Open Show will be open on Show Manager in the next few days. PLEASE NOTE to enter this show you must be a current financial memb...er of Dogswest and your dog must be registered on Mains Register (blue papers). Should you have any queries regarding this or would like some assistance with show training, please PM the Club

22.01.2022 Hi members Just a reminder to you all that if you change your email address, can you please let us know. We are getting emails returned quite a bit now. Thanks

21.01.2022 The latest edition of Staffwest is now available to club members. Could all members please check that their mailing address is current as our next edition is the Yearbook. The SBTCWA would like to wish our members and followers a very Merry Christmas and we look forward to seeing you all in the new year.

20.01.2022 2020 Open Show - 7th November 2020 ENTRIES NOW OPEN The show will be held at the Dogswest Grounds, Cnr Warton & Ranford Roads, Canning Vale. All other details are noted on the notice. PERFECT OPPORTUNITY FOR BEGINNERS Have you ever considered showing your Stafford? If you are thinking you'd like to have a go at this, you must be a fully paid up member of Dogswest as well as have an ANKC registered dog in your name. Please do not hesitate to contact the club if would like furt...her assistance. Show training can be organised for new exhibitors-PM for more info See more

17.01.2022 Members please keep an eye on your emails Winter Staffwest has just been sent out. If you do not receive please message the club to update your contact details.

17.01.2022 An interesting read for breeders or those thinking of becoming breeders of the noble Staffordshire Bull Terrier dog. Borrowed from the North West Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club 1946-1996 Golden Jubilee book

15.01.2022 I would like to share the couple of photos I managed to get at the Open Show. Not many as I was busy preparing dogs etc

15.01.2022 What a beautiful story

15.01.2022 Jomaldun SPS - Australian Rep for Soft Collars (Spain) Plenty of polar fleece collars are currently available and waiting for your fur babies PM for more information - All orders are done via PM where you deal with a real person and not a computer! Note: the sizings and prices are noted on the first post on the page

13.01.2022 A friendly reminder to lock in the date of the clubs AGM. We hope to see you there.

13.01.2022 Results from the Club's Open Show last night

13.01.2022 Advice for exhibitors, guests and spectators to read (apologies for the length):- Dogs West Newsletter 3 December 2020 With a busy weekend ahead at the Dogs West grounds, and the re-introduction of contact register requirements, please see the information below and assist us to conduct association business and events in a safe and responsible manner. ... Contact Register From 5th December 2020, all attendees to the Dogs West grounds will be required to 'check-in' by either scanning the Dogs West SafeWA QR code, which will be posted at numerous locations on the property or by signing the Contact Register outside the main office, or the show office at events. The record of the names and contact details for all attendees at sanctioned events will be the entry forms, as per State Government tracing requirements, but all additional attendees must 'check-in' using one of the methods above. The SafeWA app can be downloaded from the App Store Phase 4 Restrictions As we remain in Phase 4 of restrictions, we all need to maintain good personal hygiene practices and continue to adhere to the physical distancing guidelines - ensure that physical distancing is maintained using the 2m rule make use of hand sanitiser minimise sharing of equipment When exhibiting in events, please show consideration for your fellow members ensuring physical distancing, especially at ringside and in marshalling areas. We urge all Members to remain up to date about COVID-19 by checking the following sites: WA Department of Health https://ww2.health.wa.gov.au/Articles/A_E/Coronavirus Australian Government Health Department: - https://www.health.gov.au//novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov-res World Health Organisation: - https://www.who.int//novel-coronavirus-2/advice-for-public Thank you to all our members for your consideration and during these challenging times. Stay safe Caroline Shaw Chief Executive

11.01.2022 Not long to go now until our Open Show. We have a great entry of 34 made up of 14 dogs and 20 bitches. Our 2 rings are outside and the first 2 closest to the office on the Ranford Road side. The committee requests that no one sets up in close proximity to the gate of the first ring so we have room for prize tables etc. Set up can be in the second ring or outside of the bottom half of the first ring.... During phase 4 of COVID restrictions, there is no set-up the day before events i.e. Friday. Set up is more than welcome after 2.30pm on Saturday.

09.01.2022 Club Merchandise will be available for purchase at the Open Show, Saturday 7th November 2020. The show commences at 5pm at Dogs West show grounds. Stock and prizes listed below.

06.01.2022 During this time of uncertainty, the Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club of WA has been inundated with enquires and wishes to remind all prospective puppy buyers that a dog is for life, not a day. Whilst it may be convenient to introduce a new family member please remember that once you and your family return to normal routine it will be a difficult time for a puppy who is used to having constant attention to be left on their own. The Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club of WA are co...ncerned about the number of dogs which may end up in rescues or pounds, after this pandemic. If you have purchased a puppy and you are no longer able to care for it, please contact the breeder in the first instance. Many reputable breeders have paused breeding plans during this time. We ask that you take the time to research the breed only buy health tested puppies from ANKC Registered breeders. Now is the time to learn more about the breed, do your research on registered breeders, find out where you can do training with your future puppy etc. There are a number of Perth Staffordshire Bull Terrier Facebook Pages where you can ask questions, but you are also encouraged and welcome to ask our club for support and advice. We ask you to please be mindful of the following; - Please ask the breeder for proof of health testing, clear of HC & L2-HGA from both parents. - Be patient when seeking a puppy and do your research to find the right breeder. - Do NOT buy from back yard breeders (byb). - If you have any concerns regarding a breeders registration, please contact Dogs West to verify their membership: https://www.dogswest.com/dogswest/Home.htm - If you are requested to pay a deposit, do not pay this until the pups are well over 2 weeks of age and you can confirm this breeder is a registered breeder with the ANKC. Confirm what will happen to your deposit should the puppy no longer be available. - The expected price for a Pedigree Staffordshire Bull Terrier in Perth, Western Australia can vary, up to $3000. Colour and sex should NOT have any reflection on the price. - When purchasing a puppy, the breeder should supply you with medical records including vet checked, microchipping details and up to date vaccinations and worming. SOME USEFUL LINKS * Choosing a breeder: https://www.dogswest.com/do/Visitors-Choosing_a_Breeder.htm * Key Questions To Ask When Looking For A Puppy: https://www.dogswest.com//Visitors-Key_Questions_To_Ask_Wh * DogzOnline: https://www.dogzonline.com.au/ If you have any questions, please post a comment below and we will do our best to answer your query, also hoping it may answer questions for others. If you prefer to contact us privately, please Private Message through this page. For the LOVE and betterment of the breed, SBTCWA

05.01.2022 MEMBERS - Please check your emails for the 2019/2020 StaffWest Yearbook If you would like to become a member of our club, please private message us or click on the following link to complete an application form; https://sbtcwa.com.au//SBTCWA-2019-Membership-application-

03.01.2022 Club merchandise will be available to purchase at the AGM this evening.

03.01.2022 Health Tested Clear of Hereditary Diseases - HC & L2-HGA. The club also suggests eye testing for PHPV. To have your dog listed on the clubs Stud Dog Register owners must be financial members of the Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club of Western Australia.... The listing costs as little as $15 per dog per year. Stud dogs are to be health tested and clear of hereditary diseases. It is the owners responsibility to provide the club with the stud dogs registration papers, all health testing certificates and photo. Click on the image to display the dogs pedigree and the owners contact details. For further information, please contact Alison Leggo via email [email protected] or PM. Our recommended Health Testing Provider is Orivet Pet Care Specialists #Orivet . Link Below: https://www.orivet.com/store/breed-list Dogs West Code of Ethics https://www.sbtcwa.com.au/SECTIONHEffectivefrom1July2017.pdf WEBSITE AND STAFFWEST ADVERTISING RATES Stud Register (per dog) $20 per year Breeders Directory $20 per year Both Stud & Breeder Register $30 per year (1 stud dog only) Extra Stud Dog $10 per year

01.01.2022 STAFFORDSHIRE BULL TERRIER BREED STANDARD Group: Group 2 (Terriers)... General Appearance: Smooth coated, well balanced, of great strength for his size. Muscular, active and agile. Characteristics: Traditionally of indomitable courage and tenacity. Highly intelligent and affectionate especially with children. Temperament: Bold, fearless and totally reliable. Head And Skull: Short, deep though with broad skull. Very pronounced cheek muscles, distinct stop, short foreface, nose black. Eyes: Dark preferred but may bear some relation to coat colour. Round, of medium size, and set to look straight ahead. Eye rims dark. Ears: Rose or half pricked, not large or heavy. Full, drop or pricked ears highly undesirable. Mouth: Lips tight and clean. Jaws strong, teeth large, with a perfect, regular and complete scissor bite, i.e. upper teeth closely overlapping the lower teeth and set square to the jaws. Neck: Muscular, rather short, clean in outline gradually widening towards shoulder. Forequarters: Legs straight and well boned, set rather wide apart, showing no weakness at the pasterns, from which point feet turn out a little. Shoulders well laid back with no looseness at elbow. Body: Close coupled, with level topline, wide front, deep brisket, well sprung ribs; muscular and well defined. Hindquarters: Well muscled, hocks well let down with stifles well bent. Legs parallel when viewed from behind. Feet: Well padded, strong and of medium size. Nails black in solid coloured dogs. Tail: Medium length, low set, tapering to a point and carried rather low. Should not curl much and may be likened to an old fashioned pump handle. Gait/Movement: Free, powerful and agile with economy of effort. Legs moving parallel when viewed from front or rear. Discernible drive from hindlegs. Coat: Smooth, short and close. Colour: Red, fawn, white, black or blue, or any one of these colours with white. Any shade of brindle or any shade of brindle with white. Black and tan or liver colour highly undesirable. Sizes: Desirable height at withers 36-41 cms (14 to 16 ins), these heights being related to the weights. Weight: dogs: 13-17 kgs (28-38 lbs); bitches 11-15.4 kgs. Faults: Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree and its effect upon the health and welfare of the dog. Notes: Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.