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TT World Congress - France 2022

Dear Tibetan Terrier Club or enthusiast,

For the very first time France will welcome the Tibetan Terrier World Congress. We are all looking very much forward to this great event with pride and joy. The Congress is being organized by the Club des Chiens Tibétains de France (CCTF) i.e. the French Tibetan Breeds Club under the aegis of the Société Centrale Canine (SCC) i.e. the French Kennel Club.

Dates: 23-25 September 2022

Location: The Clermotel, 60 rue des buttes, 60600 Agnetz France

Linked documents:

Congress Information

Agenda

Booking Form

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Tibetan Terrier Breed Appreciation Day - postponed 

Tibetan Terrier Breed Appreciation Day 

Organised by TTBOC in association with the TTA

8th May 2022

Due to unforeseen circumstances,  the breed day is cancelled and will be rescheduled later in the year.

I will announce a date along with details, as soon as possible. 

I apologise for any inconvenience. 

Glenn Davies 

BEC

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TTA AGM 2022

The TTA AGM will take place on the 27th March at the Premier Inn, Rugby North, CV23 0WE at 11.30 AM

Agenda items to be received by the secretary Mark James by 27th February postmark.

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TTA Calendars

TTA 2021 Calendars are now available

Calendarsd cost £13.00 + P&P

U.K postage for up to 4 calendars to the same address is f 3.50,
Europe and the rest of the world f 12 for 1 calendar (International Tracked & Signed), please enquire about prices for multiples and outside of Europe
Please make your payment to: TIBETAN TERRIER ASSOCIATION and please post your order to: Krista Guziolek, New Ashmoor, Kingswood, Kington, Herefordshire HR5 3HL-Tel: 01544 231839 / email: boshanti@aol.com.
If you wish to pay by 'Paypal' or BACS please contact us first.
Please note that we cannot accept any orders after 1st December 2021
The calendar will be available from early November

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BUBA 2021 online entry extended

The online entry for BUBA has been extended to 7th November 2021

Tibetan Terriers are being judged by breed specialist Markus Gisslen

Entries are via fossedata.co.uk

Joint Health Statement

It is with regret that we have to inform you that an inherited condition called Pituitary Dwarfism has been diagnosed in Tibetan Terriers. It is a very debilitating condition which affects very young pups causing them to fail to thrive shortly after birth or where they do survive, they fail to grow to normal size along with the possibility of major organ failure and premature death.

This condition has been identified in German Shepherd dogs with a simple recessive mode of inheritance which means that it is caused by a single mutation of a gene.  It is the same mode of inheritance as that of PLL, NCL, and PRA all of which we as a breed have dealt with in a very positive manner in order to produce healthier dogs and to reduce any suffering. It is hoped that we can embrace this new finding in the same manner for the benefit of the breed.

At present the test available for GSD’S is indicating the mutation is the same for TT’s. Of the TT’s tested so far affected dogs are showing two copies of the mutant gene and carriers are showing one.

We are strongly advising in these early days, whilst we become aware of the frequency and prevalence of the mutation that testing for Pituitary Dwarfism is done prior to any mating.

Tests can be ordered from animaldnadiagnostics.co.uk  .  We have negotiated a price reduction its original price of £48 to £36 for a period of 3 months to support the breed at this stage.

To monitor the prevalence of Pituitary Dwarfism the TTA and TTBOC would like to centrally collate any test results. When testing your dogs please consider completing this consent form and submitting the test results to one of the clubs. Your help will allow the clubs to better understand this condition.

Yet again this is a difficult time for breeders but we know that by supporting each other with care and compassion we will work to making our beloved breed a better and healthier one.

Pat Tempest TTA Chairman, Breed Health Coordinator

Philippa Gilbert TTBOC Chairman

TTA Open Show and Funday cancelled

The TTA Open Show and Funday are cancelled for 2020 due to the COVID-19 situation. We will provide more information about events in 2021 as soon as the situation becomes clearer.

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TTA AGM Postponement

The AGM scheduled for 28th March 2020 has been postponed.

In accordance with KC rules, at least 14 days notice will be given of the new date and the agenda will remain the same.

Please stay safe during these difficult and unpredictable times.

2019 Working Trophy

The idea behind the Working Trophy is not to win but to take part in ‘working’ activities including PAT dogs, Obedience, Agility, Working Trials, HTM, RallyO, GCDS, Demonstrations etc.

Please complete the Working Trophy Form and send in your results.