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Newsletter Archives
Archivist's note:
Please note that these are the articles
contained in each newsletter only, and that such things as the breed club
secretaries and classified advertisements have been omitted from the
archives.
Please also be advised that these are
being added to the archive as time permits and only those that are
available will have active links. Thank You.
Important Note: The views
expressed in these Newsletters are not necessarily those of either the
Editorial team or the Downlands Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club
All rights reserved. Could any
unacknowledged copyright holders please contact us.
Number 1 - October 1989
Number 2 - December 1989
Number 3 - March 1990
Number 4 - August 1990
Number 5 - November 1990
Number 6 - Spring 1991
Number 7 - Summer 1991
Number 8 - Winter 1991
Number 9 - Spring 1992
Number 10 - Winter 1992
Number 11 - Spring 1993
Number 12 - Autumn/Winter 1993
Number 13 - Spring/Summer 1994
Number 14 - Autumn/Winter 1994
Number 15 - Spring/Summer 1995
Number 16 - Autumn/Winter 1995
Number 17 - Summer 1996
Number 18 - Winter 1996
Number 19 - Summer 1997
Number 20 - Winter 1997
Number 21 - Autumn 1999
Number 22 - Christmas 1999
Number 23 - Summer 2000
Number 24 - Autumn/Winter 2000
Number 25 - Summer 2001
Number 26 - Autumn/Winter 2001
Number 27 - Summer 2002
Number 28 - Summer 2003
Number 29 - Summer 2004
Number 30 -
Number 31 -
Number 32 -
Number 33 - Winter 2010
Number 34 - Winter 2011 (Current issue)
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Newsletter Number 34
December 16 2011 - Newsletter Number 34 was mailed out
to all current members, also featuring the glossy cover. It should
have arrived in time for Christmas!
Newsletter Number 35
Although we hope to send out Newsletter
Number 35 approximately mid-year 2012, the stark lack of material
submitted means that it will almost certainly be delayed until near to
the end of the year. Please everyone - get writing! Contributions
will be gratefully accepted on a wide range of topics, but of particular interest
would be: Reports on Shows
Advice for Newcomers to the breed
Dog's Health
Showing Tips
Your experience of Stafford as pets
History of the breed Also don't be afraid of
controversy....outspokenness has its place, all we ask is that it is
neither offensive nor libellous. We may, however, need to edit submissions for
reasons of space or clarity. If you would like to contribute an article
to the Newsletter, please e-mail it to
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