Small Munsterlander Club of North America

May 4, 2011 - May 6, 2012
2012 SMCNA 13th Annual Conference | at Whispering Pines Hideaway in Lyon, NY

Plan to attend

January 1, 2012 - January 31, 2012
Dues

Please send dues to John Liscovitz, 4002 Steeple Run, Crystal Lake, IL 60014. They are due Jan 1 for the year. Or follow this link to complete on line.
www.smallmunsterlander.info/Membership.cfm

March 23, 2012 - March 25, 2012
SMCNA Fun Hunt at Brushdale Farm | at Maquoketa, IA

Michelle and Mark Wilbers are once again inviting SMCNA members to enjoy a two day pheasant hunt at their hunting preserve, Brushdale Farm. Arrive on Friday evening, hunt up to two full days, dine on a wonderful prime rib dinner, and enjoy on property accomodations. For more information google Brushdale Farm and sign up by March 16th.

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Progeny Report

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How Do I Select My Breeder?

By now you have interviewed a number of breeders, and from each one you have learned more about the Small Munsterlander, about the different bloodlines, and breeding philosophies. Select a breeder that is breeding the kind of Small Munsterlander that you want to own. One who actively participates in your area of interest and will best be able to evaluate the specific traits in the litter and select the best puppy for you. In addition, they will be best able to help you to develop your puppy for your chosen area(s) of interest. You will both be well ahead. Finally, use your instincts. If you do not feel comfortable dealing with a certain breeder, follow your intuition. The relationship is going to be a long one, lasting the life of your Small Munsterlander, and perhaps beyond.