| Slovensky Cuvac Dog Club of America 1982 |
About the Club...
| left:#1 Winner of the Clubshow - American Champ 2009 Polo Janin ranc, first American Champ/Guy Ford 2010 middle #2 Xenia vom Boehmerwald second American Champ/Elisabeth Pisula 2011 Yanka vom Boehmerwald third American Champ/Ginny Tielke 2012 |
| Slovensky Cuvac Special Dog Show in 2012 4th Memorial Prof. A. Hruza USA - American Championship will be held at October 20th 2012 in Richmond, Texas 77406 our judge will fly in from Germany. Mrs Mira Gehring |
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STDCOA!
Special
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Member fees for 2012
Single Member $ 15
A family member plus 5
EUR
Charge of EUR 5 (new
members)
To become a member of
the desire, do the
following:
When you want to join as a
member, please contact
us at
slovenskycuvacusa@gmail
.com.
If you want the quarterly
Clubmagazine "PAWS".
(First issue 2012/March!)
please pay $10 1 year. (
Order of the "PAWS" also
to the email above!
Single Member $ 15
A family member plus 5
EUR
Charge of EUR 5 (new
members)
To become a member of
the desire, do the
following:
When you want to join as a
member, please contact
us at
slovenskycuvacusa@gmail
.com.
If you want the quarterly
Clubmagazine "PAWS".
(First issue 2012/March!)
please pay $10 1 year. (
Order of the "PAWS" also
to the email above!
Slovensky Cuvac Dog Club of America 1982
I wanted to reach out to you as a club member with some exciting updates for our club.
Firstly, this year our club will be celebrating its 30th year as a club. Wow, how time flies!!!
So this year our annual dog show will be all the more significant as we celebrate this
milestone.
The dog show will be in Richmond Texas and the date has been set for October 20th, 2012
at 10:30am. Please mark your calendars and make every effort to participate and show off
your wonderful pet.
(Several families living around the showground are offering to host our members - totally space for more than
20 people)
As part of the recognition of the anniversary we are planning to have magazines, TV and
news present so they can further expand awareness of our lovely white companions.
This year’s judge is the well known Mira Gehring from Germany and this will be an honor
for our group.
We are also hoping for a visit from the official Consul of Slovakia to show support and
appreciation for our club and its mission. Also breeder friends from Finland anounced to
visit the show.
As an aside, this show does not necessarily require advanced skills in showmanship.
Just come and share your pet. There are plenty of people there who can show you the
ropes of showing. It is truly a great experience for everyone. Friday evening is Partytime.
Texan BBQ!
The second area I would like to share with you is our club’s board. We are looking for
anyone wanting to step forward and help the club by running for one of the board
positions. We are always looking for new ideas and new leadership. Since the club is
owned by Elisabeth Pisula, she will remain as our President. All other positions are open
for elections. As the current Secretary, it is my role this year to collect any candidates
and make sure they are part of the election ballots.
Current board members are:
• President Elisabeth Pisula
• Vice President vacant
• Treasure Dennis Pisula
• Secretary Deb Hunt
• Rescue services new position
• Public Relations new position
• Show Organizer new position
We are looking for new ideas and rotating some roles so please think about how you can
support any of the positions. I will be sending out an electronic survey through the
online survey tool (Zoomerang) as soon as we get the final list of who will be running for
each office.
Thanks for taking the time to read this and for being a valued part of our club. I look
forward to meeting as many of you and your white, fluffy companions as possible at the
next Cuvac dog show.
All the best,
Deb Hunt
I wanted to reach out to you as a club member with some exciting updates for our club.
Firstly, this year our club will be celebrating its 30th year as a club. Wow, how time flies!!!
So this year our annual dog show will be all the more significant as we celebrate this
milestone.
The dog show will be in Richmond Texas and the date has been set for October 20th, 2012
at 10:30am. Please mark your calendars and make every effort to participate and show off
your wonderful pet.
(Several families living around the showground are offering to host our members - totally space for more than
20 people)
As part of the recognition of the anniversary we are planning to have magazines, TV and
news present so they can further expand awareness of our lovely white companions.
This year’s judge is the well known Mira Gehring from Germany and this will be an honor
for our group.
We are also hoping for a visit from the official Consul of Slovakia to show support and
appreciation for our club and its mission. Also breeder friends from Finland anounced to
visit the show.
As an aside, this show does not necessarily require advanced skills in showmanship.
Just come and share your pet. There are plenty of people there who can show you the
ropes of showing. It is truly a great experience for everyone. Friday evening is Partytime.
Texan BBQ!
The second area I would like to share with you is our club’s board. We are looking for
anyone wanting to step forward and help the club by running for one of the board
positions. We are always looking for new ideas and new leadership. Since the club is
owned by Elisabeth Pisula, she will remain as our President. All other positions are open
for elections. As the current Secretary, it is my role this year to collect any candidates
and make sure they are part of the election ballots.
Current board members are:
• President Elisabeth Pisula
• Vice President vacant
• Treasure Dennis Pisula
• Secretary Deb Hunt
• Rescue services new position
• Public Relations new position
• Show Organizer new position
We are looking for new ideas and rotating some roles so please think about how you can
support any of the positions. I will be sending out an electronic survey through the
online survey tool (Zoomerang) as soon as we get the final list of who will be running for
each office.
Thanks for taking the time to read this and for being a valued part of our club. I look
forward to meeting as many of you and your white, fluffy companions as possible at the
next Cuvac dog show.
All the best,
Deb Hunt
Located in Central Europe, Czech Republic
is a product of a long drawn historical
development. The historical transition and
development is well reflected in the life and
behavior of the Czech Republic people.
Czech Republic, approximately, has a total
population of 10,228,744 and these Czech
Republic people are distributed all over the
Republic.
( around 100 Slovensky Cuvac pups born in
2011)
Of the total Czech Republic people, about 95
per cent are Czech Nationals but the country
is also a home to several minority
communities, including Germans, Poles,
Slovaks, Gypsies, and Hungarians. The
composition of Czech Republic people has
altered from time to time with the change of
the courses of History. Ever since the fall of
the Communist regime, the Gypsies in the
Czech Republic have been subjected to
apparent discrimination. As far as religion is
concerned, many Czech Republic people are
not inclined to any religion at all. But in
general Roman Catholicism is followed by
more than 40 per cent of the total population
and small minorities of Czech Republic
people follow Hussite and the Orthodox
Church.
The Czech Republic people are distinctly
family oriented and the society of Czech
Republic revolves around the family units.
Generally polite in nature, the Czech
Republic people maintain their privacy and
are intimate with people they know.
is a product of a long drawn historical
development. The historical transition and
development is well reflected in the life and
behavior of the Czech Republic people.
Czech Republic, approximately, has a total
population of 10,228,744 and these Czech
Republic people are distributed all over the
Republic.
( around 100 Slovensky Cuvac pups born in
2011)
Of the total Czech Republic people, about 95
per cent are Czech Nationals but the country
is also a home to several minority
communities, including Germans, Poles,
Slovaks, Gypsies, and Hungarians. The
composition of Czech Republic people has
altered from time to time with the change of
the courses of History. Ever since the fall of
the Communist regime, the Gypsies in the
Czech Republic have been subjected to
apparent discrimination. As far as religion is
concerned, many Czech Republic people are
not inclined to any religion at all. But in
general Roman Catholicism is followed by
more than 40 per cent of the total population
and small minorities of Czech Republic
people follow Hussite and the Orthodox
Church.
The Czech Republic people are distinctly
family oriented and the society of Czech
Republic revolves around the family units.
Generally polite in nature, the Czech
Republic people maintain their privacy and
are intimate with people they know.
The population of Slovakia which is an east
European country mostly comprises of the
Slovak people. Apart from the Slovaks there
are also significant amount of Hungarians
and Czechs in Slovakia. The total area of
Slovakia is 49,035 square kilometers and the
population density of the country is 110
people per square kilometer.
The specifications of the population of
Slovakia are:
Percentage of ethnic groups – Slovak
(85.8%), Romanians (1.7%) and Hungarian
(9.7%)
Total Population of Slovakia- 5 379 455 (
totally Slovensky Cuvac puppies born in
2011 under 100!)
Religions of Slovakia are- Roman
Catholicism, Reform Christianity,
Evangelicalism and Greek Catholicism.
Annual average growth of population of
Slovakia is 0.08%
The percentage of population over the age of
65 are 11.5%
The percentage of women population is
51.4%
The fertility rate in Slovakia is 1.25%
The total population of the capital of Slovakia
Bratislava is 428 672. Among the total
population of Slovakia Czech and Romanian
communities are the minority group. The
communist influence on the country is the
reason why a significant part of the
population is atheists or non believer of any
religion. Though the official language of the
country is Slovak, Russian and German
languages are also very common with the
people of this country. The Slovakia
population comprises of significant amount
the youths and almost 19% of the total
population is under 15 years of age. The
population density of Slovakia could be
witnessed mostly in the river valleys. The
urban dwellers in this country are more than
the rural ones and its growth rate is around
5%.
European country mostly comprises of the
Slovak people. Apart from the Slovaks there
are also significant amount of Hungarians
and Czechs in Slovakia. The total area of
Slovakia is 49,035 square kilometers and the
population density of the country is 110
people per square kilometer.
The specifications of the population of
Slovakia are:
Percentage of ethnic groups – Slovak
(85.8%), Romanians (1.7%) and Hungarian
(9.7%)
Total Population of Slovakia- 5 379 455 (
totally Slovensky Cuvac puppies born in
2011 under 100!)
Religions of Slovakia are- Roman
Catholicism, Reform Christianity,
Evangelicalism and Greek Catholicism.
Annual average growth of population of
Slovakia is 0.08%
The percentage of population over the age of
65 are 11.5%
The percentage of women population is
51.4%
The fertility rate in Slovakia is 1.25%
The total population of the capital of Slovakia
Bratislava is 428 672. Among the total
population of Slovakia Czech and Romanian
communities are the minority group. The
communist influence on the country is the
reason why a significant part of the
population is atheists or non believer of any
religion. Though the official language of the
country is Slovak, Russian and German
languages are also very common with the
people of this country. The Slovakia
population comprises of significant amount
the youths and almost 19% of the total
population is under 15 years of age. The
population density of Slovakia could be
witnessed mostly in the river valleys. The
urban dwellers in this country are more than
the rural ones and its growth rate is around
5%.