Futurity and puppy shows, 1965-1968

Rod and Margaret Carveth bought their first Doberman Pinscher in 1959. The Carveths began breeding in California under the "Tevrac" kennel name and produced numerous champions and titled dogs. The Carveths' Ch. Ru Mar's Tsushima, C.D., called "Tish," was the top winning dog of any breed in the United States in 1965. The Carveths were active members of the Doberman Pinscher Club of America and the Doberman Pinscher Club of Northern California. Rod served as Bench Show Chairman of the DPCA's National Specialty and Convention in 1967.

This collection contains records that evidence Rod and Margaret Carveths' roles in the Doberman Pinscher fancy that are not necessarily related to their roles on DPCA committees or leadership. It includes records from Rod's term as President of the DPC of Northern California in 1968 and Rod and Margaret's chapter club membership, as well as their DPCA membership, such as seminar records, correspondence, membership lists, and National Specialty meeting minutes. There are also records discussing Doberman Pinscher judging and show results around the country. Finally, a folder with the complete show record and news clippings about the Carveths' Doberman, Tish, also includes a draft script that Rod Carveth sent to studios hoping to create a movie about Tish's life.