GREATER DALLAS SCOTTISH TERRIER CLUB

The Greater Dallas Scottish Terrier Club does not endorse or is not affiliated with any rescue organizations.

Last update 4/21/07

THE GREATER DALLAS SCOTTISH TERRIER CLUB (GDSTC) was formed and exists to encourage and promote responsible ownership and quality breeding of pure-bred Scottish Terriers and to do all possible to bring their natural qualities to perfection. It is committed to do all in its power to protect and advance the interests of the breed and to encourage sportsmanlike competition at dog shows.

The Greater Dallas Scottish Terrier Club does not endorse or is not affiliated with any rescue organizations.

EXCITING UPCOMING EVENTS

Artwork by Allene Haldy

There are some exciting things going on at GDSTC these days. The Club made a bid to host the Scottish Terrier Club of America Rotating Specialty in 2007 and were successful in being selected to do so.

The Rotating Specialty will be held on Saturday, March 24, 2007 at the Southfork Hotel in Plano, which is a tremendous venue for this occasion. Along with the Rotating, GDSTC will host its annual Spring Specialty on Sunday, March 25, 2007.

Mark your calendars and be a part of a "Boot Scootin' Scottie" weekend!
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CLICK HERE FOR 2007 SPECIALTY RESULTS

HOLD ON TO YOUR HATS!
The GDSTC BOOT SCOOTIN' SCOTTIE COOKBOOKS
HAVE ARRIVED! CLICK HERE TO PLACE AN ORDER

2007 RAFFLE ITEMS
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Greater Dallas Scottish Terrier Club BOOT SCOOTIN' SCOTTIE COOKBOOK Click here for more information	Greater Dallas Scottish Terrier Club BOOT SCOOTIN' DENIM SHIRT Click here for more information

The GDSTC Specialty held on Sunday, March 25, 2007,
will be dedicated in the Memory of our friend
and GDSTC Member Jan Beaman who passed away February 8, 2007.

SCOTCH BARK

Postcard from USA
By Ken and Diane Ewing

Although our travels in 2005 were not exotic, they definitely were interesting for us. The year began at a great New Year’s weekend agility trial in Amarillo and ended again in Amarillo. In between, Whiskie and Chivas traveled over 24,000 miles through 33 states and competed in 12 states at 14 trials in Amarillo, Augusta, Bear, Cedar Rapids, Charlotte, Denver, Fort Worth, Frederick, Los Lunas, Peoria, Princeton, Rochester and Wichita.

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Click here for more information about The Scotch Bark

BRAGS AND GRIPES

GDSTC members, please let us know if you have a New Champion,
New Agility Title, or litter announcement.

Contact Theresa Kay Thomas at 817-485-6789 or kayleetl@aol.com

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