CAPE TOWN KENNEL CLUB - 2007

Meet two of our Judges...

JUDGE: MRS ANNIKA ULLTVEIT-MOE (SWEDEN)

An international FCI All-breed judge, who has been judging for more than 20 years. Her assignments have included many prestigious dogshows in the world, such as FCI World Dog Show, FCI European Dog Show, Sydney Royal, the Asian International, and in over 30 contries worldwide. And judge all groups and Best in Show.She has served on several club committees, and continues to be involved in judge's examinations for several breeds.She has bred different breeds together with her husband, Harald, under the prefix, Whisborne,
made up over 120 Champions, many with Group and Best in Show wins through the years.
Whisborne Champions have been made up in USA, Canada, Mexico, Luxembourg, Germany,
Holland, Denmark, Switzerland, Finland, Norway and Sweden.Today she breeds English Springer Spaniels and Lhasa Apsos with a great amount of success,
Including the no 2 Top Dog All Breeds in Sweden 2004.

JUDGE: MRS CHERYL MYERS EGERTON (CANADA)

Born 1944, Canadian, Educated in New Brunswick
I have had basenjis since 1967 and Scottish deerhounds since 1988. I have exhibited in Canada and USA and owner handler the first BIS Basenji in Canada in 15 years. I belong to the Basenji Club of America, Basenji Breeders Club of Northern England, and Basenji Club of America. My registered kennel name: Conamore. Perm Reg'd.
I am a life member of the Canadian Kennel Club and have played a very active role in the dog world.
I also have been on Anti Breed Specific Banning Legislation and have addressed our Provincial Government to stop Breed Specific banning and introduce Responsible Dog Ownership.
First purebred dog was in 1965 which was a Samoyed, but have always been involved with animals.
Breeder of top ranking basenjis since 1968 .Winner on Basenji Club of America National Specialty, Baltimore, MD 1989
Top ranking Canadian Dogs in the 60's, 70's and 80's. I have had approximately 50 basenjis and have owned and co owned both Canadian and American Champions numbering a total of 15.
First licensed to judge in 1984 and approved to judge all breeds in Canada in 1991.
Over my judging years, I have been invited to judge in Australia, Perth and Sydney, and have judged throughout Canada, USA, South America, Mexico, and was approved to judge the Basenji Championship specialty in England. As well, I have upcoming assignments in Sweden, back to Canberra, with possible invitations to Thailand and Tasmania.
I have judged the Basenji Club of America National Specialty(once) and the Basenji Club of Canada twice.