Name:Arunmere Artemis 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:10-12-2022 
Colour:Grizzle and Tan 
Owner(s): Mrs A Parsons  
Breeder:Miss J Hughes 
CH Baillieswells Glengyle At Glebeheath JW (D)
10-07-2016
Colour: Grizzle
CH Brumberhill Benchmarked JW ShCM (D)
06-06-2009
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Plushcourt Picasso (D)
13-12-1996
Plushcourt Nobleman (D)
Plushcourt Passion (B)
Brumberhill Bequeath (B)
18-12-2007
CH Brumberhill Battle Cry (D)
CH Brumberhill Betwixt ShCM (B)
Baillieswells Stronachie (B)
29-01-2013
Colour: Grizzle
CH Dandyhow Jumping Jack at Glebeheath JW (D)
15-11-2010
CH Orangebox Firecracker (D)
Dandyhow Blue Bell (B)
An Cnoc of Baillieswells (B)
28-01-2010
CH Dandyhow Beeline (D)
Baillieswells Drumcaldie (B)
Reedbeck Kittyhawk Of Arunmere (B)
31-08-2018
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Chatmoss Bullet Tooth Tony JW (D)
04-09-2015
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
IR CH Crazy Train Pilgrim to Chatmoss JW ShCM (D)
28-11-2013
Nor / Du CH/CH Toftahill Game On (D)
NO UCH Chatmoss Chelsea Girl (B)
Chatmoss Working Class Hero MFH JW ShCM (B)
24-04-2012
CH Tythrop Tapas (D)
Foxthorn Texas Star At Chatmoss ShCM (B)
Bandicoot Maid Of Tarth with Reedbeck (B)
15-06-2015
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Bandicoot Doc Martin (D)
15-05-2014
CH Dandyhow Dr Walter JW (D)
CH Bandicoot Jazz JW (B)
Bandicoot Glitter N Gold (B)
11-12-2011
CH Benattivo Rock Robin (D)
Bandicoot Serenade (B)

Show Placings

The Southern Border Terrier Club Championship Show
10th Jun 2023
Judge: Miss Julie Price (Oxcroft)
Thank you to all at the Southern Border Terrier Club for the invitation to judge your championship show this year, it was a great honour and privilege. The weather was hot and the venue was good to gain some shade for the dogs and myself! I had two very capable stewards who kept things running smoothy throughout the day, so thank to Kathleen Haugh and Sophie Liggat for their support. I really enjoyed my day and was more than happy with my winners. Thank you again for your hospitality. I was looking for type, gameness, soundness and dogs that were fit to do a day’s work whilst not losing any attributes of the breed standard. Some exhibits were rather well muscled around the shoulders which made it difficult to feel the lay of the shoulders and this would also restrict their ability to go to ground. As a breed I think we are losing the otter heads and keen expressions which distinguishes the Border Terrier from other terrier breeds. A lady contacted me a week after the show and explained that she had attended the show during some of the bitch classes as she was looking to purchase a puppy having recently lost two of her old Borders. She explained she was now thinking of buying another breed as the dogs in the show ring did not look like the Borders she had had previously. She felt that they did not have the characteristic otter heads, and sadly I had to agree with her. Overall, most dogs were fit for purpose and I am sure you all took the best dog home with you. In the current financial climate, all your entries were valuable to the club and it was a pleasure and an honour to go over your dogs.
Best Puppy - Bitch
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Best Puppy
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Minor Puppy - Bitch / First Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Placing Critique
Lovely little bitch, six-month-old with a feminine otter head, narrow front and good lay of shoulders and small neat feet. Lovely outline and moved well with confidence. Best Puppy
Wealdstone & Northolt Canine Society Open Show
24th Jun 2023
Judge: Mrs V. Williams-Wegmann (Essvana)
Best Puppy
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Puppy / First Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Eastbourne & DCS Open Show
25th Jun 2023
Judge: Mrs Felicity Snook (Pitcombe)
Reserve Best Of Breed
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Best Puppy
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Junior / Second Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
East of England Agricultural Society
6th Jul 2023
Judge: Joyce Martin (Merumhor)
Many thanks to the officers and committee for the invitation to judge Border Terriers at the East of England Agricultural Society Show, which was to be the last one run by this society. It was a super venue with lovely big rings which gave the dogs a chance to stride out. Many thanks to my ring stewards Peter and Lesley Armstrong for keeping things running smoothly and efficiently. I was delighted with my entry of 109 dogs making a total entry of 149 and pleased with the overall quality of dogs shown. Thank you to the exhibitors for giving the chance to go over your dogs and for the sporting way the placings were taken. It is indeed a privilege to have the opportunity do so. I was thrilled to be able to watch the terrier group and see my BOB - Stineval Lambert JW take group 1 in a quality line up. I also was delighted to hear that my BPIB - Glebeheath Ophelia went Group 3 in the Puppy Group.
Minor Puppy - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Southampton & DCS Open Show
22nd Jul 2023
Judge: Mrs Penny Sands (Krakenexis)
Puppy / Second Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Leeds Championship Show
29th Jul 2023
Judge: Mr Brian Aubrey (Jenabeck)
Thank you all for a wonderful entry, I had to make some difficult choices on the day, but as always, I judge the dog on the day friend or foe and not what the dog as done in the past or what it will do in the future. a few things did concern me on the day (1 ) so Many dirty teeth, (2) a few unfit dogs due to being overweight, (3) and the most concerning is short legs on one or two of the borders,
Minor Puppy - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Paignton Championship Show
5th Aug 2023
Judge: Colin Powell (Bowtman)
Minor Puppy - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Puppy - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
The Midland Border Terrier Club Championship Show
6th Aug 2023
Judge: Mr. Bob Wright (Totherend)
It was a real honour to judge my home club’s show and my thanks go to a great committee for the opportunity and the way they run the club with all hands to the wheel. Richard Wright and Sharon Pickering had my back and have my appreciation for a great day’s stewarding. I was disappointed in the early dog classes where what initially looked like an impressive line-up failed to materialise once on the table or on the move. Movement was a weak spot for a surprisingly large number of exhibits, especially front movement. There were three poor mouths and one exhibit that couldn’t be spanned but lots of good pelts, coats and neat feet. However long tails are becoming more common and a true carrot tail is about as rare as hen’s teeth. I was fascinated by some handlers interpretation of a triangle, suffice to say it’s a good job it wasn’t a maths exam. Once again there were only two CCs available which is a great shame when there are so many who warrant them. I can only sympathise with those who went home empty handed. It was most likely a reflection of the strength of the classes rather than their standing. The bitch classes were especially strong with at least six exhibits worthy of much more than I had available to offer. When it came to the line ups I was clearly torn and had to be really picky to get to a decision but in the end I was pleased with all the winners. Whilst there is still much that can be done to improve some aspects of the breed there is a lot to be proud of with some really stunning exhibits out there.
Minor Puppy - Bitch / Second Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Placing Critique
another feminine head, well balanced, narrow, ribs well back, moved ok on tidy feet but would have liked to see a little more muscle and angulation on rear.
Puppy - Bitch / Second Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Placing Critique
as minor puppy
Bournemouth CS Open Show
11th Aug 2023
Judge: Mrs Hilary Male (Malenbrook)
Junior / Third Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Bournemouth Championship Show
13th Aug 2023
Judge: Ms Tina Jones (Otterholme)
My thanks go to the committee of Bournemouth Championship Show for inviting me to award tickets for the first time, it was a very special day. Special thanks to my stewards Gentle Lowe and Brian Aubrey for doing such a sterling job, allowing me to focus on the task in hand. I was delighted with the entry that awaited me, a huge thank you to the exhibitors for giving me the privilege to go over their dogs, this was a real honour and the sporting way they accepted my decisions, on the whole by most exhibitors. I was told many years ago, by someone well respected in the breed to judge with the hands, not with the eyes, never did this ring true as today. Some dogs I have admired from the ringside, didn’t live up to expectations, whilst others that hadn’t previously caught my eye, surprised me and did. Being the daughter of a hunt terrier man I could get no better grounding in the requirements of an earth dog, these were the days long before quad bikes, terriers would be expected to be on their feet from the moment hounds drew off until close of the hunting day, working in landscapes not dissimilar to that of that hunt the breed first originated from. l tried to look subjectively at the exhibit before me to see if they had the confirmation and condition to undertake such duties. I was surprised how quite a number were difficult to span and far too deep in chest and too wide in front and came up heavy, lacking the narrowness to go to ground, a distinct disadvantage in the working arena, legs bend, chests don’t. I was finding rear movement was better than front, but more than a few lacked the drive that I looked for with elevated front action that indicates an upper arm that is shorter than ideal. I look to see feet that are tight with a good thick pad so vital in an earth dog, many were lacking in this important trait. I found temperaments superb throughout the day, dentition was questionable on several exhibits and all dogs entire. A plea to exhibitors if you bait them on the table, that is fine if they look hypnotically at the treat, but on several occasions, owners were wrestling with their dogs trying to get at the treat, making it difficult to assess them. I am always mindful to judge fit for function, and I was happy that my winners fitted that bill and all sporting decent jackets and pelts and meeting my interpretation of the breed standard. I was delighted to see my BOB going on to third in the terrier group and my BP winning the terrier puppy group.
Minor Puppy - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Puppy - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Class Critique
A really nice class
The Welsh Kennel Club Championship Show
19th Aug 2023
Judge: Jane Morton Shaw (Fehmarn)
I would like to thank the WKC committee for inviting me to judge at this lovely show. It was very well organised with a super friendly atmosphere. Thank you to all the exhibitors for your entry & accepting my decisions so graciously. I thoroughly enjoyed my day, but I have to apologise for the late start! I’m always super early for everything, and had arrived on the showground by 8am. Unfortunately my watch battery ran out at 8.20 and I was mortified when I realised it had stopped and to find out that the time was 9.35!!! I was very pleased to see my BOB, BPIB & BVIB shortlisted in their groups, with Veteran going on to Group 3.
Puppy - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Kent County Canine Asociation Open Show
20th Aug 2023
Judge: Debra Wilson (Jandade)
Junior / Third Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Horley & DSS Open Show
27th Aug 2023
Judge: Mr Tan Nagrecha (Chandlimore)
Best Puppy
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Puppy / First Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
South West Essex CA Open Show
28th Aug 2023
Judge: Bill Crawley
Reserve Best Of Breed
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Best Puppy
Name at show: TPG3, Arunmere Artemis
Post Graduate / Second Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
City of Birmingham Championship Show
2nd Sep 2023
Judge: Mrs K Wilkinson (Otterkin)
Thank you to City of Birmingham for the invitation to judge this show, for the very large ring provided to the breed and to all the exhibitors who entered under me – I was very pleased with the overall quality of the entry of 122 dogs making 144 entries in these days of falling entries, with very few absentees (16 from “new dogs” by my count). The ring stewards did an excellent job of keeping everything running smoothly – so thank you to John Gardner and Ken Francis. I would like to send my best wishes to Anna Duxbury (Ridgebow) who had initially been under contract to judge this as her very first Championship Show. Having seen Anna judge at the Border Terrier Club’s Open show in February 2022, I know she is a very experienced and knowledgeable judge as well as an excellent breeder and hope in time that she is able to take on another Championship Show appointment in the future. I had originally been invited to judge this show in 2024 and had sent my acceptance letter, but when the Secretary contacted me, I agreed to bring forward the appointment to 2023. I have taken the name/s of the owner/s and the dogs’ names direct from the catalogue. Some may have other owners or Kennel Names added, or awards such as Ch or JW added now, but I must use the details from the catalogue. *Handlers* – please do not stuff food/tubes of treats into your dogs’ mouths just before the judge needs to look at their dentition. Those who stood behind their dogs and held the lead, I had no problem examining their dogs’ mouths, but a small number of others who were stuffing food into their dog’s mouth as I approached, once they moved away, some dogs were up on their hind legs trying to get more food/treats from you. I had to examine the rest of the dog then come back and look in the mouth again when the dogs were not fidgeting about looking for food. If you are doing it to avoid the dentition being checked, it won’t work as a judge will just come back to it! It was quite hot in the hall. Kudos to all the dogs as they were not put off by the noise made when judge and/or handler stood on whatever was under the carpet making a “clunk” noise. I found when spanning dogs, almost all of them were hot underneath. Never felt that before, even when judging in 90 degree heat outside in America, so just be aware that your dog may be getting overheated.
Minor Puppy - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Richmond Championship Show
8th Sep 2023
Judge: Mr Tim Ball (Kaitak)
Minor Puppy - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Puppy - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
The Southern Border Terrier Club Open Show
16th Sep 2023
Judge: Mr Robert Brewster (Stowthorney & Breckgreen)
I would like to thanks the officers and committee of The Southern Border Terrier Club for giving me the honour of judging their Open Show. I first signed the contract for the show in 2017, but due to Covid and the Lockdown I have only just fulfilled my judging appointment. Whist remembering those who are no longer with us due to the Covid Pandemic. I was happy with my entry and would like to also thank the exhibitors for entering under me and thank them all for taking my decisions, some of which were difficult, in a sportsmanlike way. I found most exhibits to be in good order, but I was quite worried that I found some younger exhibits with a build-up of scale on their teeth. This should be addressed as soon as possible. I was also delighted with a young exhibitor, attending her first show, on a whole handling her young dog so well whilst full of nerves and inexperience. We need to encourage these youngsters as they are the custodians of our breed
Puppy - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Yorkshire, Lancashire & Cheshire Border Terrier Club Championship Show
30th Sep 2023
Judge: Mrs J Guvercin (Glebeheath)
Thank you to the committee for this appointment, everyone worked hard to make it an enjoyable day. This venue always has a super atmosphere, however, the ring is too small really to see outlines, being far too near the dogs and side profile movement is very difficult to see, let alone for the dogs to perform really well. Many moved poorly, not liking the smooth mats and although I had to judge them on this today, I think most would move much better outside in a big grass ring.
Puppy - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Class Critique
Some very promising puppies.
Romsey & DCS Open Show
1st Oct 2023
Judge: Jason Hunt
Best Of Breed
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Best Puppy
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Puppy / First Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Guildford & District Canine Society Open Show
7th Oct 2023
Judge: Mrs Sue Baxter (Mysulan)
First of all , sincere thanks go to Hilary and the committee for the kind invitation to judge BT’s at this show and thanks to Kevin my steward who kept things moving along nicely. Also I have grateful thanks for the exhibitors who not only allowed me the opportunity to go over their dogs but accepted my decisions in a sporting manner. General comments are as follows , I didn’t find any bad mouths or kinked tails and coats were at differing stages of growth which is quite normal . I would like to add that during examination of the dogs on the table that it is not helpful for the owner to be feeding or allowing the dog to lick at a treat constantly , attempting to check the bite becomes almost impossible and adds to the confusion for the dog, owner and judge, please keep this practice for the training room and not in the show ring.
Puppy / Second Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Placing Critique
a sweet 9 month old G&T girl ( is, I understand , a litter sister to first ) . A lighter build ,racy type . Sweet feminine head piece , not quite the muzzle strength or back skull of her sister. Ears small and set correctly , falling neatly at the cheek. Narrow throughout ,jacket was good for texture and pelt was sufficiently loose .Standing on nice small and well padded feet . Was quite unsettled on the table which will improve with time and experience. Moved ok …
Portsmouth & Southsea KA Open Show
8th Oct 2023
Judge: Penny Funnell (Powerpack)
Best Puppy
Name at show: RBPIS, TPG1, Arunmere Artemis
Graduate / Second Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
South Wales Kennel Association
13th Oct 2023
Judge: Mr W Shorthose (Cundytyke)
I think hind movement has generally improved though the same cannot be said for fronts. Most were shown in good coat and only one exhibit was clearly of poor temperament.
Puppy - Bitch / First Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Placing Critique
Neat head, keen eye, good mouth, balanced shape and size, moved ok but could do with muscling up behind.
Midland Counties Championship Show
26th Oct 2023
Judge: Mr J Gilpin (Otterbobs)
I would like to thank the officers & committee for giving me the opportunity to judge the Border Terrier classes, & also a big thank you to Penny Winger & Gavin Argill my two ring stewards who kept things in order & also made sure we finished on time, and a special mention to my Best of Breed winner for attending the terrier group, and being rewarded with being short listed in the final seven.
Puppy - Bitch / Second Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Placing Critique
Another well put together pup, full of confidence, a typical otter head, keen expression, correctly placed teeth in a strong jaw, she has a straight front and stood on strong pasterns, good hind quarters which allowed her to move with ease.
East Kent Canine Society Open Show
5th Nov 2023
Judge: Michael Blay (Longbarrow)
Best Puppy
Name at show: TPG3, Arunmere Artemis
Puppy / First Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
East Anglia Border Terrier Club Open Show
18th Nov 2023
Judge: Libby Tanton-Joy (Itsaso)
I would like to thank the committee for inviting me to Judge their Open show, and all exhibitors that entered. I had a lovely entry with some quality dogs to go over. All placing’s were accepted with grace. Many thanks to both my stewards who kept the ring moving. The show had a lovely atmosphere and I enjoyed my day
Puppy - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Crystal Palace Canine Association Dog Show
26th Nov 2023
Judge: Siân McKay (Redesholt)
My thanks go to the committee, volunteers and my steward for the day, for helping to make this show so friendly and welcoming, on a very crisp morning in November. I was satisfied with my final line-up all being good examples of the breed; with the conformation and attributes to make them potentially successful working terriers as well as possessing a degree of showmanship. It was pleasing to note some good movement on show. I was delighted to note that my Best of Breed went on to further honours and gained TG3, and, as I learned later, the Best Puppy was from the same kennel, and went TPG1- Congratulations to the breeder and owner.
Puppy / Third Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Woolwich, Bexley & District Canine Association Open Show
3rd Dec 2023
Judge: Dale Elliot (Lyndham)
Best Puppy
Name at show: TPG4, Arunmere Artemis
Puppy / First Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Ladies Kennel Association
8th Dec 2023
Judge: Mr Ken Bartlett (Dwilencia)
Puppy - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Wealdstone & Northolt Canine Society Open Show
10th Dec 2023
Judge: Dr J Lappin (Ireland)
Best Puppy
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Puppy / First Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
East Kent Canine Society Open Show
4th Feb 2024
Judge: Jen Bowden (Chellowside)
Yearling / Third Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Portsmouth & Southsea KA Open Show
11th Feb 2024
Judge: Mr John Dare (Bowstaff)
Graduate / Third Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Guildford & District Canine Society Open Show
18th Feb 2024
Judge: Jacqui Ward (Mianja)
Junior / Third Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
The Southern Border Terrier Club Open Show
3rd Mar 2024
Judge: Miss Nicola Foster (Thozow)
It was a great honour to be invited to Judge a Border Terrier Club Open show so I would like to thank the Southern Club for this opportunity. It was a day I had been looking forward too, so I would also like to thank the exhibitors for their entries, allowing me to access their dogs and for accepting my decisions. I was most grateful to my stewards Sian McKay & Marina Fleming who kept the ring running efficiently, and also live streamed the challenges and BIS.
Junior - Bitch / Second Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Placing Critique
This bitch has a feminine head with an expressive dark eye. Muzzle short with a flat skull; straight front medium bone, neck well set on and long enough, a good depth of rib, spannable, adequate bend of stifle, correct tail set. Coat coming along nicely with a thick pliable pelt. Lacked enthusiasm on the move today.
Woolwich, Bexley & District Canine Association Open Show
17th Mar 2024
Judge: Lauren Goddard (Awbrooksky)
Best Of Breed
Name at show: TG4, Arunmere Artemis
Post Graduate / First Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
National Terrier Club
6th Apr 2024
Judge: Miss Elspeth Jackson (Clipstone)
Thanks to the National Terrier Club for their invitation to judge at this prestigious show and to the exhibitors who did me the honour of judging their dogs. I was lucky to have two efficient stewards who kept things running smoothly, thank you Laura and Dave. The entry showed a good depth of quality. In many classes the places were hotly contested with decisions needing to be made on the narrowest of margins. I was very pleased to find that there were some good coats on thick pelts and the nice thick short tails which set off a good border so well.
Yearling - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Crystal Palace Canine Association Dog Show
14th Apr 2024
Judge: Miss Angie Nettle (Onziemehurst)
I would like to thank the officers and committee for the invitation to judge at their well run open show. A big thank you to my ring stewards who kept things moving along nicely and many thanks to the exhibitors for allowing me the privilege of going over your lovely dogs.
Reserve Best Of Breed
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Junior / First Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Placing Critique
Feminine grizzle bitch. Soft attractive face with deep brown eyes and short stop. Full of confidence, keen expression, correctly placed teeth in a strong jaw. Nicely placed ears, tight to the head. She has a straight front and stood on strong pasterns, good second thigh which allowed her to move with ease. Good lay of shoulder and nice tight cat like feet. Tail set well. Pleased to give her RBB
Hitchin & District Canine Society Open Show
21st Apr 2024
Judge: Derfel Owen (Sirfon)
Junior / Third Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis
Chelmsford & District Canine Society Open Show
6th May 2024
Judge: Dave Lee (Socksdown)
Special Yearling / Third Place
Name at show: Arunmere Artemis