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The 8th edition handbook is still available for sale at £14 (including UK postage). £12 if collected from a show. Available via Lynn O’Connell – email: lynnhag47@outlook.com
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PLEASE HELP FIND MONTY!!
Monty has been missing since 14 December around 6pm, he is microchipped. Went missing Marsden/Slaithwaite area HD7; contact is 07730 650743. DogLost link:
Doglost link
Monty has been missing since 14 December around 6pm, he is microchipped. Went missing Marsden/Slaithwaite area HD7; contact is 07730 650743. DogLost link:
Doglost link
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CLUB NEWS
Schedule & Entry now available for
LMC Open Show February 2020 LMC Championship Show 2019
Results & Pictures are now uploaded!! Natural Aptitude Results 2019
Members News
LARGE MUNSTERLANDER MAKES BREED HISTORY
Dual Champion (CH/FT CH) Jaudas Heartbeat (subject to Kennel Club confirmation) We are delighted to say that the first Dual Champion Large Munsterlander was crowned at East of England Championship Show on Sunday 7th July 2019. A six year old bitch Jaudas Heartbeat bred and owned by Lynn and Terry O’Connell out of an imported German bred bitch Hanna v Ahler Esch and by CH. Raycris Quite The Charmer. She won her first Novice Field Trial at 20 months handled by Rory Major. Always handled in trials by Rory, her first Open win was at the Weimeraner Association Open HPR Field Trial 2017 and her second Open win at The Kennel Club Open HPR Trial 2018 thus giving her the title of Field Trial Champion. In total she has been placed in 18 trials (16 at Open level). In 2018 Lynn decided to campaign her in the show ring. In just over a year she has won 4 RCCs and 3 CCs this giving her, her show title and the accolade of Dual Champion 
Jaudas Heartbeat owned by Lynn O'connell and handled by Rory Major, became a Field Trial Champion on 15 October 2018
What a day the 16 September 2018 was for our breed!!
Ch Raycris Freya (owned by Christine Ogle) gains her 60th CC at Darlington Championship Show and to top it off wins the Gundog Veteran Group
At the Hungarian Vizsla Club Working Test, 3 Munsters took top honours, Quilesta So Special at Cazooska (owned by Caz Trowsdale) won the Open Test, Quilesta Just Looking (owned by Annie Jones) won the Novice Test and Rokko vom Florbach (owned by Jackie Lane) won the Puppy Test |
THE HOME FOR EVERYTHING LARGE MUNSTERLANDER
The LMC is dedicated to ensuring the future of the breed and aims to promote responsible dog ownership. Like-minded individuals and families are invited to come together and share their common interest - the Large Munsterlander. Regardless of whether your dog is a pet, a working dog, a show dog or a therapy dog the Large Munsterlander Club is for you and your dog. The LMC hosts three shows a year - open shows in February and October, and a championship show in June. The Club also holds many working events and natural aptitude tests. There is a social element to All LMC events and we would encourage anyone interested in Large Munsterlanders to come along and meet both owners and dogs. Please feel free to browse the website and follow us on Facebook. Members of the Committee are happy to help, where they can, with any queries. |
MEMBERSHIP
Get involved - join the Large Munsterlander Club. Membership is ideal for anyone interested in the breed, as well as for those who are current or prospective owners. Single £10 Joint £12 Overseas £15 Gamekeeper £5 PUPPY REGISTRATION
Breeders interested in having their litters placed on the LMC Puppy Register/website are asked to contact the Committee Member responsible for coordinating details: John MacGregor 07747 800841 or 01389 732490. Email Please visit Puppy Register page for application form. |
The Kennel Club has issued guidance to registered societies on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which will come into force throughout the EU on 25th May 2018. The EU’s objective is to harmonise data protection laws and allow for free movement of data within the EU. The Large Munsterlander Club has therefore conducted a data audit, and reviewed how it handles any data received in conjunction with club membership, activities and events.
The central principles for data processing are:
The central principles for data processing are:
- Lawful, fair and transparent processing
- Specific and legitimate purpose
- Adequate, relevant and limited to what is necessary (no more than is needed/not ‘just in case’)
- Accurate and up to date
- Retained only for as long as is necessary
- Data security
- Accountability – meaning that it is not just important to comply but to be able to demonstrate/to be seen to be compliant.
- As such, the LMC privacy notice can be found here.