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Short introduction of some of the judges:
Ms Tuus van Adrichem Boogaert-Kwint was raised with German Shorthaired Pointers, the first Labrador joined her family in the early sixties. A few years later she imported her first bitch Sunnybrae Kinlochgowrae from Scotland and started breeding under the prefix “Sunny Loch” in 1966. Since then she has been breeding labs on a small but extremely successful scale. In 1975 she became a ShCh judge for Labrador- and Golden Retrievers, now is a Group judge for Group 7 and Group 8. She has been hunting for many years taking her Labbies to do the picking up and also participated in Field Trials. She also is an animal portrait painter.
Born in 1950 to a family of Jämthund breeders, Mr Arvid Göransson was soon „adopted“ by a Jämthund bitch, who guarded and protected him against everything and everyone. At the age of 8 he was the main caretaker of a bitch, that became a breeding bitch in Stordammens kennel. From her a breeding line of 10 generations of Jämthund bitches started, giving offspring to be Field Trial merited from each combination until 1998. The interest in dogs and hunting with dogs was thus a natural and great part of his life. He became a judge in 1994. In addition to Jämthunds he owns a Gordon setter as well.
Mr Calin Simu started his career at an early age; he was only 16 when in 1979 he became a member of the Chinologic Association in his home town. In that period, with passion and success he used to breed Fox and Welsh Terriers under the Wirehill affix. In 1989 he started breeding Wirehaired Standard Dachshunds, a breed he still owns today. Under Dachjager affix he has had many high quality generations. He is founding member of the Napoca Association, where he was president for a while. He also contributed to the foundation of the National Terrier and Teckel Club in Romania, where now he is vice-president in charge of organizing shows. Calin got his judging licence in 1997. In recent years he has been known as a journalist contributing to Dog Fancy magazine.
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