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This article is owned by Kristen Henry, an HSS member. It was written by Isobel Ormiston in 1927 for the Kennel and Bench magazine, which is owned by CKC. |
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Isobel Ormiston
Isobel Ormiston became
involved in Schipperkes in the 1920's. She went over to Belgium to study
the breed, and began importing dogs to the US, beginning with CH Flore de
Veeweyde. During her lifetime, she was one of the most prolific writers
that the breed has had in America. We will be attempting to list all known
articles and books written by her on this page.
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This article is owned by Kristen Henry, an HSS member. It was written by Isobel Ormiston in 1927 for the Kennel and Bench magazine, which is owned by CKC. |
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Other articles by Isobel Ormiston:
These Dogs Rule Belgium's Canals
published by the AKC Gazette in 1926
There Is No Luck in Dogs
published by the AKC Gazette in 1941
The Schipperke: The "Little National Devil of Belgium"
published by Field and Fancy, date unknown
Isobel Ormiston also wrote the
Breeder's Column for the AKC Gazette for an unknown number of years.
Books:
The Book of the Schipperke Club of
American, Inc
published by the SCA in 1933
The Schipperke: The Best All-Around
Small Dog
published by the SCA in 1940
The Schipperke Comes of Age
published by the SCA in 1950
