Little Missflybies CCD JD GD

aka Sovereign Park Titania

(Community Companion Dog) (Jumping Dog)

Owned by D.Hart

 

 

 

 

Calypso ET CD

(Endurance Title) (Companion Dog)

Owned by B & D Sturrock - Victoria

 

 

 

Minka CD 

aka 'Ghostcloud Nina' 

(Companion Dog)

Owned by B & D Sturrock - Victoria

                       

Ceora White Flash AOC (White German Shepherd)

(Australian Obedience Champion)

-Victoria

 

  

 

Alpenwolf Arctic Warlock CDX  (White German Shepherd)

(Companion Dog Excellent)

Owned by M. Gandert - Victoria

 

   

Bayein Frosty Snowman CDX TDX (White German Shepherd)

(Companion Dog Excellent; Tracking Dog Excellent)

Owned by C. Marschner - Victoria

   

Josh CDX ET TD (White Swiss Shepherd)

(Companion Dog Excellent; Endurance & Tracking Title)

Owned by N. Van der Wel - South Australia

 

 

Flemings Kimba ET (White Swiss Shepherd)

(Endurance Title)

Owned by B. Valentine - South Australia

  

Strathclyde White Fang CDX UD TD (1958) (White German Shepherd)

(Companion Dog Excellent; Utility Dog Excellent & Tracking Dog Excellent)

Owned by J. Goldstein - Victoria

 

Schondi Warna CDX TD

(Companion Dog Excellent; Tracking Dog Excellent)

Victoria

 

Stronway Marty CD

(Companion Dog)

Victoria

owned by Lt G Gadsby (Qld)
(WSSDCA life member)

Mr Gadsby was involved with training Service dogs for the RAAF, Army and Navy during the 1960s and 70s. He has owned and trained two white shepherds - June (Police Dog 41) and Rip (Police Dog 251). The following is written by Mr Gadsby.

Over a lot of years I did PR work for the RAAF with both my dogs, along with other security guards in my mustering ... I firstly taught the bitch, and later the dog to carry a raw egg in their mouth around an obstacle course, finishing with a jump through  fire hoop. People didn't believe the egg was a raw one until the end of the demo and I would throw the egg up into the air and it would break as it hit the ground.. I was , to my knowledge, the first man,  to teach an RAAF dog to do that. Both my dogs did lots of little tricks, which I would incorporate into the demo along with the more serious skills they possessed.

Rip went through Cyclone Tracey, in Darwin, with me in 1974, and zi vividly remember, when we came u of Darwin in once piece, and posted to Op. Command at Glenbrook in the Blue Mountains, we did a demo  at Penrith  Showgrounds ... and when we came out to start, the announcer introduced us as he man and dog that went through Cyclone Tracey, we received a standing ovation from the crowd.  Lovely memories! Rip was officially presented to me, on his retirement, aged 10 years, by the Commanding Officer of 7SD Toowoomba, Sqn Ldr Jim Dunne during a moving officialk presentation. Rip was wearing a red coat with sergeant stripes on it. It was the first for an RAAF dog and received a lot of publicity.