Tgamichi Salukis

<body> <BR><A HREF='/pr/info1.php/lang=/modulecode=Info1'>Welcome</A> <BR><A HREF='/pr/info1.php/lang=/modulecode=Assignment'>Past</A> <BR><A HREF='/pr/info1.php/lang=/modulecode=Info2'>Present</A> <BR><A HREF='/pr/contact.php/lang=/'>Handling</A> <BR><A HREF='/pr/info1.php/lang=/modulecode=Info13'>Gallery</A> <BR><A HREF='/pr/g.php/lang=/'>Gastenboek</A> <BR><A HREF='/pr/info1.php/lang=/modulecode=Info9'>Contact</A> <BR><A HREF='/pr/info1.php/lang=/modulecode=Info10'>Links</A> <br>Tgamichi Salukis<br><strong>Saluki , italian windspiele, show, Chiram DJAAL LHILAL GamlaGucci DJAAL LHILAL en Ibis vom sausewind, health, autoimmune disease, SLE LUPUS SALUKIS The life of a saluqi and a italian windspiele and his friends, shows... by Andrea and Michèle</strong><br><br>saluqi, salukis , health, autoimmune diseases, disease, sle, lupus salukis, djaal lhilal, windspiele, ibis vom sausewind , chiram, gamla, italian greyhound, Andrea, Michèle<p><strong>-Our IG</strong></p>Grey was his colour, Grey was his name, such a wonderful dog. We shall never forget him. <br> A dear friend of Egypt once said to me, When a Saluqi runs, time stands stillWhen god closes a door, he shall open another for you "Chiram" Take that door into the endless dessert, run my boy, run and catch the wind,make time stand still.Leave your footprints in the sand so that we can find youwhen our time has come.Totally unexpected we had to say goodbye,the pain is endless, our love for you forever.One day we shall be together again. Forever Signed Andréa & Michèle 12/09/2003 - 16/03/2009 <br> <p><strong>our saluqis</strong></p>18/12/2011 Today I went to the CACIB show in Brussel (B) with Kishan (Cleo) Bostan-I-Elbekh and gained 1 VP Best Puppy Owner : Hilde Thys (B)Judge : Mr. Fritz (D) 30/10/2011 Today I went to the CACIB show in Leuven (B) with Multi Ch. Costanza dei Raggi di Luna and gained 1 Ex CAC-CACIB - BOB Owner : Leona Reynaert (Devils Pigeons) BelgiumJudge : Mrs. Doppelreiter (D) Today I also Handled a Little Girl From he First litter of Amar Keresmeh Bostan I Elbekh , with her i gained 1 VP Best Baby ! 14/10/2011 Today I went to the CACIB Bundesieger Dortmund show and had the pleasure to Show Multi Ch. Costanza dei Raggi di Luna in the Ring of Honour and was shortlisted with the Last 5 ! Owner : Leona Reynaert (Devils Pigeons) Belgium Judge Ring of Honour : Mrs. Ute Lennartz (D) 12/06/2011 Today I went to the CAC Show Lommel (B) with Ch. Costanza dei Raggi di Luna called "Tina" & Ch. IB/MD/ME/MK/BG/NL,Y.World Winner '09 HOTFARFALE OF DEVILS PIGEONS called " Silvio " With " Tina " I gained : 1 Ex, CAC , BOS With " Silvio " I gained : 1 Ex. CAC , BOB , Runner Up BIG !!!! Breed Judge : Mr. Coppel (Fr) Group Judge: Mr. Ryk (P) Owner/Breeder : Mrs. Reynaert (B) Devils Pigeons http://users.telenet.be/devilspigeons/ 27/05/2011 Today I went to the Int. Dogshow Oss (NL) with Ch. Costanza dei Raggi di Luna called "Tina" with Tina I gained1 Ex , CAC/CACIB and BOB !! Judge : Mrs. Lee-James (USA)Owner Tina : Mrs. Reynaert (B) Devils Pigeons http://users.telenet.be/devilspigeons/ <br> A special Thank you goes to the Owners/Breeders <br> CANINE GENETIC RESEARCH <br> www.amiyat.com <br> www.koirangeenit.fi <br> Others <br> Halsbanden voor windhonden. <br> RECOMENDED BREEDERS <br> Saluqi Clubs <br> A dear friend of Egypt once said to me, When a Saluqi runs, time stands stillWhen god closes a door, he shall open another for you "Chiram" Take that door into the endless dessert, run my boy, run and catch the wind,make time stand still.Leave your footprints in the sand so that we can find youwhen our time has come.Totally unexpected we had to say goodbye,the pain is endless, our love for you forever.One day we shall be together again. Forever Signed Andréa & Michèle Chiram Djaal Lhilal12/09/03-16/03/09 <br> Chiram, My biggest birthday present, such a surprise, so playfull,the sweetest saluqi ever.I was your big sister and cudlle.I love you my floefie.You are forever in my heart. Michèle Wybou <br> Chiram, You saw the sun shining and wanted to go closer,go and enjoy!Soon we will see each other again, You will always be our sunshine! <br> G.GucciDjaal Lhilal <br> Born : 30/05/2007 <br> Breeder : Van Thienen - De Decker - Kennel Djaal-Lhilal - Belgium Owner: Andréa De Bruyne - Tgamichisalukis <br> <p><strong>Welkom </strong></p>Andrea & the Boys <br> All rights reserved. Nothing may be reproduced without our written premission. Copyright 2010-2011 <br> <p><strong>Diensten</strong></p>Charrioak Latif Australis <br> Elamir Amar <br> Djaal-Lhilal Gamla-Gucci <br> Al Farabi Hicaro <br> Vom Sausewind Ibis <br> Qirmizi Manoir <br> <p><strong>Contact</strong></p>Lives withMichèle together with 2 saluqi's Hicaro and Amar <br> Petit Levrier ItalienBorn : 28/03/2007 - Waltraud Peschges - Vom Sausewind Germany Owner: Andréa De Bruyne - Michèle Wybou - Tgamichisalukis This beautiful litlle Italian ,small but the BIG boss at home... <br> PICTURES ---> <br> CANINE GENETIC RESEARCH <br> Hypothyroidism- Interperting Thyroid test results- Hypothyroidism in dogs- Additive information about Hypothyroidism and seizures- Autoimmune diseases <br> www.koirangeenit.fi <br> FCI-Standard N° 269 / 29. 11. 2000 / GB SALUQI Proposed by Mrs Karin Hedberg (Sweden), Mrs Ute Lennartz (Germany), Dr. Alain Campagne (France), Mr. Terry Thorn (Great-Britain), Raymond Triquet, as President of the Standard Commission of the F.C.I. ORIGIN : Middle East / FCI Patronage. DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE ORIGINAL VALID STANDARD : 25.10.2000. UTILIZATION : Hunting and coursing hound. CLASSIFICATION F.C.I. : Group10Sighthounds Section1 Long haired or fringed Sighthounds. Without working trial. BRIEF HISTORICAL SUMMARY : Salukis vary in type and the variation is desired and typical for the breed. The reason for the variation is the special place held by the Saluki in the Arab tradition and the immense size of the Middle East area where the Saluki has been used as a hound of the chase for thousands of years. Originally each tribe had Salukis best suited for hunting the particular game in its own area, but by Middle East tradition, Salukis are not bought or sold but presented as marks of honour. It follows that those presented as such to Europeans and brought to Europe came from a wide variation of terrain and climate and vary accordingly. The British 1923 standard was the first official European breed standard for the Saluki and was drawn up to cover all these original types of Saluki. GENERAL APPEARANCE : The whole appearance of this breed should give an impression of grace and symmetry and of great speed and endurance coupled with strength and activity. Smooth variety : the points should be the same with the exception of the coat which has no feathering. IMPORTANT PROPORTIONS : The length of the body (from point of shoulder to point of buttock) is approximately equal to the height at the withers, although the dog often gives the impression of being longer than he really is. BEHAVIOUR TEMPERAMENT : Reserved with strangers, but not nervous or aggressive. Dignified, intelligent and independent. HEAD : Long and narrow, the whole showing nobility. CRANIAL REGION : Skull : Moderately wide between ears, not domed. Stop : Not pronounced. FACIAL REGION : Nose : Black or liver brown. Jaws/Teeth : Teeth and jaws are strong with a perfect, regular and complete scissor bite. Eyes : Dark to hazel and bright, large and oval, but not prominent. The expression should bedignified and gentle with faithful and far-seeing eyes. Ears : Long and covered with long silky hair, set on high, mobile, hanging close to the skull. NECK : Long, supple and well muscled. BODY : Back : Fairly broad. Loin : Slightly arched and well muscled. Croup : Hipbones set wide apart. Chest : Deep, long and moderately narrow. Neither barrel ribbed nor slab sided. Underline : Well tucked up. TAIL : Long, set on low and carried naturally in a curve, well feathered on the underside withlong silky hair, not bushy. In adults not carried above the topline except in play. Tip reaching at least to the point of hock. LIMBS FOREQUARTERS : Shoulders : Well laid back, well muscled without being coarse. Upper arm : Approximately equal in length to the shoulder blade and forming a good angle with it. Forearm : Long and straight from elbow to wrist. Pasterns : Strong and flexible, slightly sloping. Front feet : Feet of moderate length, toes long and well arched, not splayed, but at the same time not cat-footed; the whole being strong and supple; feathered between the toes. HINDQUARTERS : Strong, showing galloping and jumping power. Upper and lower thighs : Well developed. Stifle : Moderately bent. Hocks : Well let down. Hind feet : Similar to front feet. GAIT / MOVEMENT : smooth, flowing and effortless at trot. Light and lifting showing both reach and drive without hackney action or pounding. COAT : HAIR : Smooth and of a soft, silky texture, feathering on the legs and at the back of thighs, feathering may be present on the throat in adults, puppies may have slight woolly feather on thighs and shoulders. The smooth variety has no feathering. COLOUR : Any colour or combination of colours is permissible. Brindles are undesirable. SIZE : Height at withers : Average between 58 - 71 cm (23-28 inches) bitches proportionally smaller. FAULTS : Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree. Any dog clearly showing physical or behavioural abnormalities shall be disqualified. N.B. : Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum. <br> Photo GAD'09 <br> All rights reserved. Nothing may be reproduced without our written premission. Copyright 2010-2011 <br> Updated : 10/01/2011 <br> Michèle with Chiram and Gamla <br> Michèle, Chiram, Ibis andGamla <br> 21/03/2009 Wieze:Expo Be Wieze Judge : Mme. Delabelle (BE)Classe Jeune : 2 ZG-TB <br> 21/06/2009 Wavre : Saluki Club Belgium with CAC Judge: Mrs. Ute Lennartz Classe Jeune : Hicaro Not placed TB/ZG ( 7 entrees in this class) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 28/03/2009 Luxemburg : Expo Luxemburg judge : Mme. HeineClasse jeune : 3 ZG-TB <br> 2009 <br> Italian Greyhound Breed StandardToy Group Description The Italian Greyhound is very similar to the Greyhound, but much smaller and more slender in all proportions and of ideal elegance and grace. Head Narrow and long, tapering to nose, with a slight suggestion of stop. Skull Rather long, almost flat. Muzzle Long and fine. Nose Dark. It may be black or brown or in keeping with the color of the dog. A light or partly pigmented nose is a fault. Teeth Scissors bite. A badly undershot or overshot mouth is a fault. Eyes Dark, bright, intelligent, medium in size. Very light eyes are a fault. Ears Small, fine in texture; thrown back and folded except when alerted, then carried folded at right angles to the head. Erect or button ears severely penalized.Neck Long, slender and gracefully arched. Body Of medium length, short coupled; high at withers, back curved and drooping at hindquarters, the highest point of curve at start of loin, creating a definite tuck-up at flanks. Shoulders Long and sloping. Chest Deep and narrow. ForelegsLong, straight, set well under shoulder; strong pasterns, fine bone. HindquartersLong, well-muscled thigh; hind legs parallel when viewed from behind, hocks well let down, well-bent stifle. FeetHarefoot with well-arched toes. Removal of dewclaws optional. Tail Slender and tapering to a curved end, long enough to reach the hock; set low, carried low. Ring tail a serious fault, gay tail a fault. Coat Skin fine and supple, hair short, glossy like satin and soft to the touch. ColorAny color and markings are acceptable except that a dog with brindle markings and a dog with the tan markings normally found on black-and-tan dogs of other breeds must be disqualified. ActionHigh stepping and free, front and hind legs to move forward in a straight line. Size Height at withers, ideally 13 inches to 15 inches. Disqualifications A dog with brindle markings. A dog with the tan markings normally found on black-and-tan dogs of other breeds. <br> Latif relaxing during expo in France <br> Dec "08 - Latif looking at the beautiful skyline of Antwerp. <br> Latif's Daddy "Eng CH- Swedish CH - Barakisch Niran Xorshid" <br> Latif 8 montswith hismum at Polleur AUG '08 <br> PresentingCharrioak LatifAustralis <br> F CH Faysal de Lunduki N CH Latif Min El AkbarInt B Lux Swiss CH Fateh Icam De CassandreEng CH Barakisch Niran Xorshid Blue Shiraz DakarBarakisch Javadani Liaqat Barakisch Itara Mashur (smooth) Sedeki Sayé (smooth) Sedeki Jeb (smooth) Sedeki FatimaSedeki QassaEng CH Assayad Yimkinfrom knightellington Eng CH Sedeki Irada Am CH Sedeki Mazzuri Cha Har <br> Niran having fun <br> Latif and Gamla 2008 <br> July 2009 <br> Big kisses <br> No pictures please... <br> Position is not important, as long as I can sleep......... <br> What my brother can, I can do to..... <br> Just passing...... <br> Despite their fragile appearance, Italian greyhounds (IG's) are both sturdier and healthier than they appear to the casual observer. Obviously, due to short hair and little body fat, they are not suited to prolonged exposure to extremely cold temperatures, but many do live happily in northern climates. Fortunately for their owners, IG's, on the whole, are not often plagued by some of the more common canine diseases. Allergies, digestive problems, heart problems, arthritis and back injuries can be found in IG's, but certainly not to the extent that they are represented in some breeds.Despite their overall good health, there are a few problems that are very common in IG's and there are some inherited problems that all IG owners should be aware of, and for which the dogs should be monitored. Without question, the biggest health problems involving Italian greyhounds involve the teeth and gums. Most IG's will develop severe periodontal (gum) disease at a relatively early age, if their teeth do not receive proper care. Theories abound about why this occurs and the answer probably lies in a combination of factors. Like most toy dogs, IG's have relatively large teeth for the size of their heads, and this can result in crowding of the teeth in the mouth. IG's have tight lips which can trap food against the gums, and a relatively dry mouth which causes a reduction of the cleansing effects of saliva washing food from the gums. Regardless of the cause, the fact remains that it is not uncommon for IG's to begin losing incisor (front) teeth to periodontal disease at 1-3 years of age. All IG's owners should begin a preventive dentistry program as soon as the permanent teeth erupt, and should plan on brushing the teeth as often as possible, preferably daily. Brushes and canine tooth paste are available from the veterinarian. In addition, the veterinarian should be recruited to help monitor the condition of the gums, and the dog should have professional cleanings as often as is necessary to keep the gums in good condition. This may require annual dentals, or in come cases, semiannual visits, just like your dentist insists on for your teeth. Teeth cleanings should include polishing the teeth as the final step, as smooth teeth will trap less calculus on the enamel.Selecting dogs as breeding stock that have healthy teeth and gums seems to lessen the incidence of gum disease in the puppies. In addition, teeth should be strong, smooth and shiny white, indicating healthy enamel. There is a condition in IG's where the teeth are small and pointy, and the enamel is rough and yellow. These rough teeth trap a lot of calculus, and special attention must be paid to brushing these teeth if one is to keep them healthy. In addition, these teeth are very soft compared to normal teeth, and will wear down much faster, just in the normal chewing activities of the dog. It appears that the presence of the rough, yellow teeth is hereditary in nature, and most breeders recommend against using an affected animal in a breeding program.Drug sensitivities are a known issue in IG's. Anesthetics of the barbiturate class, and organophosphate insecticides should be avoided, just as they are in the larger sighthounds. IG's can be successfully and safely anesthetized with gas anesthetics, particularly isoflurane. It is recommended that the veterinarian administer the gas through a special set of hoses known as a "non-rebreathing" apparatus to insure that the IG gets adequate amounts of oxygen through its relatively small airways.IG owners should find a veterinarian who is interested in dentistry, and who uses the described anesthetic techniques, and should not let fear of anesthesia prevent them from getting proper dental care for the dog.Retained deciduous (baby) teeth are also fairly common. The IG should be monitored as the adult teeth erupt (4-7 months), and if a permanent tooth erupts and the corresponding deciduous tooth remains, the deciduous tooth should be extracted by a veterinarian. The upper canine teeth (fangs) are most commonly affected.Fractures of the radius and ulna (forearm) are a common problem in IG's, particularly between the ages of four and 12 months. New IG owners should be aware that IG puppies are fearless, and believe they can fly. The puppy should be safely confined when unsupervised, and the house should be puppy-proofed as much as possible by removing potential "launching pads." The puppy should be closely supervised when loose in the house, and where possible, kept off of hard, slippery floors.Some broken legs are inevitable in a breed with the long, slender legs of an IG. However, dogs that have a lot of relatives with broken legs seem to be at increased risk, and again, many breeders recommend against breeding dogs from families with a high percentage of leg breaks.Hypothyroidism (low thyroid function) is diagnosed regularly in the breed. Symptoms can be variable, ranging from weight loss to weight gain to hair loss. The veterinarian now has a wide range of blood tests available to help ascertain the level of thyroid function, and if necessary, supplemental thyroid hormone can be given in tablet form. Once again, breeding of affected dogs is not recommended.Idiopathic epilepsy is another condition which affects IG's. Otherwise healthy dogs begin having seizures at 2-5 years, and no cause for the seizures can be identified. In many cases, the seizures are mild and infrequent, and no treatment is necessary. If the seizures become violent, more frequent, or occur in "clusters" the veterinarian will recommend the dog be placed on anticonvulsants. Phenobarbital is currently considered the drug of choice, and is widely used in IG's. Phenobarb (as it is known) is a member of the barbiturate class of drugs, but given orally is as safe in IG's as in any other breed.In every breed in which research has been undertaken, idiopathic epilepsy has been determined to be an inherited disease. It is not recommended to breed an animal that has seizures.Color dilute alopecia (CDA) is also known as color mutant alopecia, blue Doberman syndrome or blue balding. Alopecia (hair loss) affects the colored areas of hair on dogs that have dilute coats. Dilute colors can include blue, blue-fawn, fawn, etc. The hair loss usually starts in the dorsal stripe (middle of the back) and spreads to include most of the body. White-haired areas are not affected. There is no pruritus (itching) associated with this disease, and there is no treatment for the hair loss. In some breeds (Dobermans) the majority of dilute (blue and fawn) dogs are affected, but in IG's, only a small percentage of dilute dogs seem to be affected. Many dilute IG's retain a full hair coat all their lives. CDA affected dogs should not be bred.Retained testicles (cryptorchidism or sometimes called monorchidism) are frequent findings in male IG's. Dogs with undescended testicles are at greater risk of developing testicular cancer, and should be neutered at an early age.Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA) is an eye disease wherein the cells in the retina (back of the eye) which register the visual image, begin to die. Dogs are born with normal vision but at three to four years of age develop lack of night vision (night blindness). Vision loss is normally progressive, and eventually results in total blindness. A veterinary ophthalmologist who examines the eye may be able to detect changes in an affected IG at two to three years of age. There is no treatment for PRA.PRA is known to be hereditary nature in nature. It is inherited as a simple recessive which means that two normal dogs may be carriers of the gene, and when bred together can produce an affected dog. Any dog which produces an affected dog is a carrier and should no longer be bred. In addition, affected dogs and their littermates should not be used as breeding stock. IG's used for breeding should have annual eye exams performed by a veterinary ophthalmologist.Juvenile cataracts (which are also heritable) are occasionally diagnosed in IG's as well.Luxating patellas (slipped stifles) are a common problem in toy breeds and the IG is no exception. The patella (knee cap) does not remain in the groove on the femur (thigh bone) and thus becomes luxated (dislocated). The affected dog will often hold up the affected hind leg, and may exhibit a hopping gate in the rear, as the patella moves in and out of the groove. Once again, affected animals should not be bred, but surgery can be used to stabilize the patella and make the dog more comfortable.Legg-Perthe's disease (LPD) is another orthopedic problem found in IG's. LPD affects the hip joint, and the primary sign is lameness in one or both hind legs at 5-12 months of age. In LPD, part of the hip joint loses its blood supply, and the surrounding bone dies and collapses. There is a surgical treatment for this disease. LPD is known to be hereditary.IG's can be affected by a number of autoimmune or immune mediated diseases. In these conditions, the dog's immune system becomes confused, and fails to differentiate the cells that belong to the dog from those of invading bacteria, viruses, etc. As a result, the immune system begins attacking the dog's own cells. A wide variety of diseases can occur including pemphigus (all forms) and lupus (local or systemic). The symptoms can usually be controlled by treating the dog with a variety of drugs to suppress the immune system (immunosuppresants), and these dogs too should be removed from the breeding pool.Portal systemic shunts (liver shunts) may occur in IG's. An abnormal pattern of blood vessels allows blood to be routed around the dog's liver, instead of through the liver. As a result, the toxins in the blood cannot be removed by the liver, and affected dogs may suffer seizures (hepatic encephalopathy). In some cases, it is possible to surgically repair the blood vessels, and allow the dog to live a more normal life, but affected dogs should not be bred.Inherited deafness has been reported in IG's particularly in individuals which are solid white or have only small patches of color on their heads or ears. Von Willebrand's disease (VWD), an inherited blood clotting disease, has also been detected in IG's. <br> Ibiswith his big friend Toon <br> Ibis's first dayat homewith Michèle and Toon <br> How could I resist this cute little boy? <br> Thank you Anja Hammesfahr for the wonderfull pictures <br> Ibis Vom Sausewind <br> Mother : Nesthacken Vom Sausewind Waltraud Pesgches <br> Father : Crisuh Vom Sausewind <br> photo : Michèle Wybou <br> Ibis 2 years <br> Ibis and Hicaro playing at the garden may 2009 <br> photo : Willem Vermaut <br> photo : Willem Vermaut <br> photo : Willem Vermaut <br> 2 MutterDt.Dt. VDHCh.,LdsSg.Sachsen00, Verb.RennSg.00/03,LdsRennSg.NRW00/0102,DWZRVsg.02/03VDHEuropaJgd.Sg.200,LU,Dt.Ch.furS&L03,Jub.RennSg.02,Europameister02,Dt.CoursingCh.BundesRennSg.05 Nesthacken Vom Sausewind VDH/DWZB 37.0 cmXXXVIII WI 3161 <br> 4 Mignon Vom Sausewind VDH/DWZB WI 3152 36.7 cm <br> 1 VaterDt. Ch. Verb.Sg.fur S&L 06, VDHEuropaJgd.Sg.06,Verb.Rennsg.06;BundesRennSg.06 Crisuh Vom Sausewind VDH/DWZB 37.3 cmXLI WI 3411 <br> 3 Belmondo ein Goldkind VDH/DWZB WI 3275 37.7 cm <br> 8 Taikatyton Vita Viebke VDH/DWZB WI 3154 33.5 cm <br> 10 Cosima Vom Sausewind VDH/DWZB WI 2995 36.5 cm <br> 11 Erlkonig Vom Sausewind VDH/DWZB WI 3027 34.5 cm <br> 12 Taikatyton Optima VDH/DWZB WI 3044 34.3 cm <br> 13 Kaballero Vom Sausewind VDH/DWZB WI 2719 37.5 cm <br> 14 Ambiente of Ceasar's Palace VDH/DWZB WI 2876 37.5 cm <br> 6 Cindy of Ceasar's Palace VDH/DWZB WI 2938 35.8 cm <br> 5 Hamlet Vom Sausewind VDH/DWZB WI 3078 37.3cm <br> 7 Dark Legend's Fairytale VDH/DWZB WI 3168 37 cm <br> 9 ErlkonigVom Sausewind VDH/DWZB WI 3027 34.5 cm <br> 2009 <br> 25/01/2009 Mouscron: 36e Exposition Canine internationale Juge : Mr. Dehaen (B) Classe Champion: 2. U/Exc. Chiram DL <br> Chiramreceived the tittle "Belgian Champion 2008"* * confirmed by official letter & document from St Hubert okt 2008. <br> Eurosighthound 2006 - Judge - Herr Baumann Confirmed by official letter & document. <br> Results of Top Saluki 2008 Belgian Saluki Club & The Royal Belgian Sighthound Clubshow thatmy boy Chiramobtained the 3rd place !!! I'm very proud, but,......... this does not bring my Chiram back. Looking back to Chiram's show career, I'm happyfor all the wonderfull results he obtained, he absolutely hated the showring, did his very best for me;I'm so glad that the last year of his short life I showed him only a few times. Instead we made fun and endless walks........ I miss him every day and it hurts. <br> 21/03/2009 Wieze (B) : Exposition Wieze Judge : Mrs. C. Delabelle (B) Classe Intermediaire : 3. U/Exc. Ibis Vom Sausewind <br> 25/01/2009 Mouscron : 36e Exposition Canine Internationale Juge : Mr. Dehaen (B) Classe intermediare : 4.TB Ibis Vom Sausewind <br> 2009 <br> 17/05/2009 Namen: Trophee de wallonie , Union Canine Namuroise judge : Mr. Voilet (FR)Classe ouvert: Ibis Vom Sausewind 2. Ex-U RCAC-RCACIB <br> Updated 17/01/2012 <br> <br> Nieuws <br>Website online <br><DIV>Hi,</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>It was a hard job to do, but it finally worked out... here is our website <A href="http://www.tgamichisalukis.eu">www.tgamichisalukis.eu</A> I'm glad that we now can show our beautiful saluki's and there friends</DIV><br><br><a href=http://www.2fit.eu target=win2fit>Zelf een website bouwen</a> </body>