THE CAVALIER CHRONICLE

JUNE 2021

EDUTOR'S MESSAGE

I would like to thank all who have provided information to be placed in the newsletter. The only way we are able to have the newsletter we all desire is through sharing. Please keep your brags, photos, and club-related information coming. Please feel free to share any suggestions you might have with me at Fitchpatrick@Earthlink.net
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WARNING

PSA. If something lists "Birch Sugar" it is xylitol. Small amounts can kill your dog. "Birch Sugar" is showing up in many foods now...Be aware....it is xylitol.


Pay attention......we are so lacking in labeling knowledge. The powers that be are very good at keeping us ill-informed. Another example is that 'natural flavoring' means MSG. Watch out for Birch Sugar....it will kill your dog.

INSPIRATIONAL THOUGHT OF THE MONTH

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UPCOMING MEETINGS




July - Regular and Board Meeting

August - No regular or board meeting

September - board meeting only

October - Regular meeting only

November - Board meeting only

UPCOMING EVENTS

PLANNED EVENTS

Please plan on being with us at these upcoming events...


August 28 and 29 - Two specialty shows, Saturday night social

September 26 - Puppy Social at the Utych's

December - Holiday Luncheon - Date to be determined.


If you would be interested in hosting a potluck Holiday Luncheon please let us know.

2021 SPECIALTY

Our next Specialty shows will be held at the same location on August 28th and 29th, 2021 in conjunction with the Cherokee Rose cluster shows at the Atlanta Expo Center South.


Our judges will be Conny Hansen (Althof US) and Marilyn Mayfield (Mayfield US). Our Sweeps judge for Puppy and Veterans will be Pat Mixon (Tudorose US).


Marilyn Mayfield will also be judging Junior Showmanship and Beginner Puppy competition on Sunday. Make plans to join us in February 2021!


Our host hotel will once again be the Drury Inn and the booking line for special rates can be found on our website: www.ckcscatlanta.org

On Saturday evening the club will have a social at the host hotel with beverages, food, ice, plates, utensils, etc. We ask members to bring a side to share! Come and just relax after the show and enjoy a bite to eat and socialize with friends we have not seen in a long time due to the pandemic. Be sure to bring your mask!

In lieu of a ringside silent auction, which would not be feasible with COVID 19 guidelines, we will have a Chinese auction where tickets may be purchased to place in bags next to 6 to 7 prewrapped baskets. We will draw the winning tickets on Saturday after the Specialty.

Thank you to the following members for committing to put together and donate the following baskets:

Almeara Cavaliers – White wine basket

Dr. Barbara Magera – Red wine basket

Monticello Cavaliers – A “Fried Green Tomatoes” themed basket

Mark Fitchpatrick – Homemade Dessert basket

Finnickyskye Cavaliers – Beer and “man snacks” basket

Brookhaven Cavaliers – TBA

Susan Kent – Apple House basket

Also, Hannah Dingman has donated a handmade spaniel water bowl and matching food bowl set

If you would like to donate a basket – please let Linda Whitmire know!

We also need help during the Specialty! Selling raffle tickets, catalogs, keeping watch over the basket table, helping at the Saturday evening social to set up and clean up!

NATURAL REMIDES

NATURAL REMEDY FOR BRUISED OR SORE MUSCLES



Let’s say your dog overdid it at the weekend agility trials or tangled with a neighbor’s dog. You broke up the fight quickly.


Upon inspection of your dog from head to tail, you notice he has bruising on his abdomen caused by the pressure of a tooth dragging across the body. However, there is no evidence of any puncture wounds, and your dog is not showing any signs of pain.

Natural treatment option: arnica. This homeopathic medicine is from a sunflower perennial that blooms in the early spring and is also known as Leopard’s Bane.


It is available in pellets, creams, and gel forms at health stores and also through Amazon.com.


Giving Arnica 30 c in pellet form (four to six pellets equal one dose) to your dog to help with pain and resolve inflammation quickly.


Always discuss any treatment with your vet.

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RECIPE OF THE MONTH

Quick & Easy Peanut Butter Dog Treats


Ingredients

  • 2 cups flour
  • 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter - crunchy can also be used
  • 2 eggs
  • 1/4 cup water

You can use other kinds of peanut butter such as chunky, but if you do you’ll probably need to add more water to the mixture in order to make it into a workable dough.

Instructions

  1. Preheat your oven to 350 F.
  2. Mix together your flour, peanut butter & eggs in a large bowl until slightly combined.
  3. Add in a little bit of water (approximately one Tbsp at a time) until the mixture becomes wet enough to roll out as dough.
  4. Roll out your dough & cut out your favorite shapes with some cookie cutters.
  5. Place your treats onto your baking sheet & cook for about 15 minutes. For a little bit of crunch, I like to take mine out once the bottoms start to darken.

NEED SOME SUNSHINE?

Do you know a club member who needs some sunshine?


A very special thanks goes out to our new Sunshine Committee Chair, Ashley Powell. If you know of a club member that needs to be remembered or encouraged, please be in touch with Ashley.


Ashley can be reached at

770-905-7067

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

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THE CAVALIER CHRONICLE


CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL CLUB OF GREATER ATLANTA

www.ckcscatlanta.org


Mark Fitchpatrick, editor

Fitchpatrick@Earthlink.net

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