The Siberian Husky Club of Canada April 8, 9

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The Siberian Husky Club of Canada April 8, 9, - 2016
National and Regional Specialty Conformation Shows, Obedience Trials and Rally Trials
The Siberian Husky Club of Canada
National Conformation Specialty April 9
Regional Conformation Specialty April 8
National Obedience Trial April 8
National Rally Trial April 8
Conformation Regional Judge: Mr Ekarat Sangkunakup 72/38-40 Langpra Rd, A.Muang, Nakhonprathorn, Thailand 7300
Sweepstakes Regional Breeder Judge: Mrs Cindy Foggitt 3066 Telegraph Road Mill Bay BC V0R 2P3
Conformation National Breeder Judge: Mrs Kim Ramey-Leblanc 3990 Line 7 North, RR4 Coldwater ON L0K 1E0
Sweepstakes National Breeder Judge: Mrs Kris Brown R.R. #1, Dorion, ON P0T 1K0
Obedience National and Regional Judge: Mr William (Bill) Blair 776 Bruce Gordon Place, Saanichton, BC V8M 1L6
Rally National and Regional Judge: Mr William (Bill) Blair 776 Bruce Gordon Place, Saanichton, BC V8M 1L6
Held in Conjunction with
Renaissance Dog Association
4 All Breed Championship Shows
Heritage Park Chilliwack BC
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Club
Executive
Show
Officials
Show
Secretary
PRESIDENT
Michelle Delaliaux Dugald, MB
VICE PRESIDENT
Debra Bowles
Dawson Creek, BC
SECRETARY
Barb Tauvette
Sault Ste Marie, ON
TREASURER
Joanne Dixon
Surrey, BC
B.C. DIRECTOR
Joanne Dixon
Surrey, BC
NATIONAL SHOW CHAIRPERSON
Carmen Haller
REGIONAL SHOW CHAIRPERSON
Carmen Haller
NATIONAL TRIALS CHAIRPERSON
Carmen Haller
REGIONAL TRIALS CHAIRPERSON
Carmen Haller
ADVERTISING
Joanne Dixon
TROPHY CHAIRPERSON
Carmen Haller & Joanne Dixon
HOSPITALITY
Carmen Haller & Joanne Dixon
RING STEWARD
Carmen Haller
SHOW SUPERINTENDENT
Joan Bennett
OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER
Photography by Janine 604-729-7797 [email protected]
CANDID PHOTOGRAPHER
Dogshots [email protected]
VETERINARIAN
Sardis Animal Hospital 7236 A Vedder Road Chilliwack, BC V2R 5K7
604-858-4415
CANADIAN KENNEL CLUB (C.K.C.)
Lance Novak 200 Ronson Drive, Suite 400, Etobicoke, ON, M9W 6R4
www.ckc.ca
CKC DIRECTOR BC INTERIOR
TBA
CKC CONFORMATION COUNCIL BC INT Shawn J. Nichols 12237 206 Street Maple Ridge BC V2X 1T8
778) 829-2462 [email protected]
CKC OBEDIENCE COUNCIL BCSW
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National Obedience FRIDAY April 8, 2016: PreNovice, Novice A, Novice B, Novice C, Novice Intermediate, Open A, Open B,
Utility A and Utility B. Exhibition Only
Unofficial Classes: Graduate Novice, Graduate Open, Versatility, Wild Card Novice, Wild Card Open, Wild Card Utility, Brace,
Team, Veterans, Parade of Titleholders to occur April 10 at National Conformation
Performance
Classes
Regional Obedience FRIDAY April 8, 2016: PreNovice, Novice A, Novice B, Novice C, Novice Intermediate, Open A, Open B,
Utility A and Utility B. Exhibition Only
Unofficial Classes: Graduate Novice, Graduate Open, Versatility, Wild Card Novice, Wild Card Open, Wild Card Utility, Brace,
Team, Veterans Parade of Titleholders to occur April 10 at National Conformation
National Rally FRIDAY April 8, 2016: Rally Novice A, Rally Novice B, Rally Intermediate, Rally Advanced A, Rally Advanced B,
Rally Excellent A, Rally Excellent B.
Unofficial Classes: Novice Brace, Advanced Brace, Excellent Brace, Novice Team, Advanced Team, Excellent Team. Parade of
Titleholders to occur April 10 at National Conformation
Regional Rally FRIDAY April 8, 2016: Rally Novice A, Rally Novice B, Rally Intermediate, Rally Advanced A, Rally Advanced B,
Rally Excellent A, Rally Excellent B.
Unofficial Classes: Novice Brace, Advanced Brace, Excellent Brace, Novice Team, Advanced Team, Excellent Team. Parade of
Titleholders to occur April 10 at National Conformation
The O be di e nc e ri ng i s expected t o be approximately 40’ x 40’ ( 1600 s q ft )
The Rally ri ng i s expected t o be approximately 44’ x 60’ ( 2640 s q ft )
Notice: There several Specialty Obedience and Rally Trials on the same day with the same judge as this one. The classes will
run in a prescribed order as per usual, but the specialty entrants may show at combined times eg. The Utility B dogs will of all
the specialties will run concurrently.
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Conformation
Classes
Offered
Parades
Regional Conformation FRIDAY April 8, 2016: Regular Classes: Junior Puppy Class; Senior Puppy Class; 12-15 Month
class and 15 - 18 Month Class; Canadian Bred Class; Bred By Exhibitor Class; Open Class; and Specials Only. Exhibition
only.
Regular classes of Veterans (7 to 10 years; 10 to 12 years; 12 years and older), Sled Dog, Baby Puppy and Altered.
JUDGING PANEL
Non Regular Classes: Brace, Team, Stud Dog, Brood Bitch, Working Dog
CONFORMATION:
Unofficial Class: Working Dog: Divided into the Siberian Husky Club of Canada awards of either WD and WDX
Box 12 Site 19 RR1, DeWinton
BARLOW, CATHARINE
Juvenile, Veteran and Breeder Sweepstakes
AB T0L
24311 57 Ave, Langley BC, V2Z 1G6
HALLER, CARMEN
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KATONA,
ANNE Junior Puppy Class;
National Conformation SATURDAY April 9, 2016:
Regular Classes:
Senior
Class;
15 Month
8847
Copper
Ridge
Dr.,
Chilliwack
BC
PINSKER,
WALTER
class and 15 - 18 Month Class; Canadian Bred Class; Bred By Exhibitor Class; Open Class; and Specials Only. Exhibition only.
Hwyand
60,
Leduc County AB T4G
Regular classes of Veterans (7 to 10 years; 10 to THOMPSON,
12 years; 12 yearsLAURA
and older), Sled Dog,502329
Baby Puppy
Altered.
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11479, San Jose COSTA RIC
VALVERDE-CALVO,
WEIMARANER
Ring
Non Regular Classes: Brace, Team, Stud Dog, Brood
Bitch,3 Working Dog
ASSOCIATION OF CANADA (27)
Ms
Anne
Katona
OSCAR
Unofficial Class: Working Dog: DividedJudge:
into the Siberian
Husky
Club (16)
of Canada awards of either WD and WDX
NATIONAL SPECIALTY
WASYLYSHEN
BEN
Terrier
[16]
Juvenile, Veteran and Breeder Sweepstakes. Parade
of Champions
and
Titleholders 2920 Henderson Hwy, East St Paul MB
RING 4 @ 1100
10:00
am
Parades
of Champions and Titleholders
SWEEPSTAKES: Mrs Maxine Moinier
PUPPY
SWEEPSTAKES:
1 Airedale Terrier
0-1-0-0
A rosette with the dogs name (as it appears on your entry) is 9
offered
toMon.
each entrant.
3-18
15135-91
Avenue, Surrey BC V3R
DIXON, JOANNE
2 Cairn Terrier
0-0-1-0
1 catalogue:
Veteran [email protected]
Please Send your dog’s bio to Joanne Dixon by March 16 to be
included
in
the
Ex 1-0
9720 Cedar Street, Mission BC
HOTCHIN, LARISA
2 Norwich Terrier
0-2-0-0
Regional Conformation Friday Prizes and Rosettes will be offered for the following:
Best ofCLASSES:
Breed, Best
Opposite
Sex,
REGULAR
MsofAnne
Katona
JUNIOR
HANDLING:
2 Parson Russell
Terrier
2-0-0-0
Winners Male, Winners Female, Reserve
Winners Male, Reserve Winners
Female,4-6-8-6
Best of Winners, Best Puppy in Breed,
4 Schnauzer Miniature
1-3-0-0
VET
1-0 By Classes), Best Veteran, Best of
Award of Merit, Select Male, Select Female,
BestTerrier
Bred By Exhibitor1-0-1-0
(from the regular
Bred
2 Scottish
BABY Best
0-1 Brace, Best Team, Best Stud
Opposite Sex Veteran, Best of Breed (Altered),
Best of Opposite Sex
in Breed (Altered),
1 Welsh Terrier
0-0-1-0
BROOD BITCH 1
2 West
WhiteWorking
Tr
1-0-0-1
Dog, Best Brood Bitch, Best Overall Sled
Dog,Highland
Best Overall
Dog, Best Baby Puppy.
ALTERED 0-1
1B
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL EXHIBITORS
Prizes
Saturday June 6 2015
Regional Obedience Friday Prizes and Rosettes
will2behas
offered
for the following:
in Trial.
A gift ifsupplying
offered for each
Hall
a limited
amountHigh
of drop
boxes
low voltage powe
Siberian Husky earning a Qualifying Score.
BARS are NOT PERMITTED, it will blow the fuses. ALL DROP BOXE
Regional Rally Friday Prizes and Rosettes willBE
be offered
for the following: High in Class.RING
A gift 4if @
offered
SHARED!!!!!!
1:15 for
pmeach Siberian
Ring
3
Husky earning a Qualifying Score.
SWEEPSTAKES: Ms Kimberly Skiba
Judge: Mr Walter Pinsker (24)
************************************************************
9 Juvenile
National Obedience Friday Prizes and Rosettes
will be offered
Herding
[24] for the following: High in Trial. A gift if offered for each
1 Veteran
Siberian Husky earning a Qualifying Score.
10:50 am
National Rally Friday Prizes and Rosettes
willShepherd
be offeredDog
for the 1-0-0-1
following: High in Class. A gift if offered for each Siberian
4 Belgian
REGULAR CLASSES: Ms Anne Katona
Ex 2-0
Husky earning a Qualifying Score.
Catering of
any kind
is not permitted, all food servic
6-13-6-3
Collieand
Rough
0-1-0-0for the following: Best of Breed, Best of Opposite
National Conformation SATURDAY 1
Prizes
Rosettes will be offered
Parade
of Champions/Titleholders
haveDog
to be
handled by the
Heritage Hut concession.
3 German Shepherd
0-2-0-0
Sex, Winners Male, Winners Female, Reserve
Winners Male,
Reserve
Winners Female,
Best ofOnly
Winners, Best Puppy in
2 Exhibition
BP 0-1
Please
contact
Steve
&
Kim
Sourtzis at 604 803 0549
Breed, Award of Merit, Select Male, Select Female, Best Bred By Exhibitor (from the regular Bred By Classes), Best Veteran,
1 Iceland Sheepdog
0-0-1-0
any
ofof your
catering
needs
during
show
JUNIOR
HANDLING-Following
the
Best of Opposite Sex Veteran, Best of 2Breed
Best
Opposite
Sex in Breed
(Altered),
Best
Brace, this
Best Team,
Best and/or y
Polish(Altered),
Lowland Sheepdog
1-1-0-0
parade.
Stud Dog, Best Brood Bitch, Best Overall
Sled
Dog,
Best
Overall
Working
Dog,
Best
Baby
Puppy.
A
rosette
is
offered
for
1st in
Specialty2-3-2-1
event
8 Shetland Sheepdog
5 Welsh Corgi Pembroke
3-2-0-0
each class.
Gift Certificate from The Ring Times for this
Best in Specialty Win
Ring 3
Judge: Mrs Carmen Haller (58)
Sporting [58]
1:00 pm
7 Spaniel American Cocker
4 Spaniel English Cocker
3-2-2-0
1-1-2-0
1 Pointer
1 Retriever Flat-Coated
0-0-1-0
0-1-0-0
4 Retriever Golden
8 Retriever Labrador
0-1-3-0
2-1-2-1
Perpetual Trophies
BP 0-1
Perpetual
Awards
National Specialty Ex
(Saturday)
1-0
6 Retriever
N.S. Duck Tolling
2-2-1-1
Ring 1/2
Best in Specialty,
The W.B.Screaton
Challenge
Cup donated by W.B. Screaton,
Judge: Ms Anne Katona
4 Spaniel
Springer
1-2-1-0 by M.P. McCoy,
Best
Overall English
Sled Dog
Trophy donated
Puppy in Show
2 Vizsla
Smooth
Haired
1-1-0-0
Best
Overall
Working
Dog Trophy
donated by SHCC Best Baby
Best in Show
21 Weimaraner
3-5-7-5
Reserve
Best Bred By Exhibitor Trophy donated by Diane Solman/Manon ParentBest in Show
Best Puppy in Show
BP 0-1
(chosen from the winners of the Bred By Classes). Best Bred by Exhibitor in Show
All perpetual trophies remain in the possession of the SHCC a keeper trophy will be awarded.
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SPECIALTY ENTRY FEES
All taxes are included in fees
28
Junior Puppy, Senior Puppy, Altered, Veteran, Sled Dog
24
Baby Puppy
15
Additional Conformation Entry
15
Sweepstakes
Entry Fees
15
Brace $15. Total
Must also be entered in a regular class or Exhibition Only 15 (7.50/dog)
Stud Dog, Brood Bitch, Working Dog
Must also be entered in a regular class or Exhibition Only 15
Exhibition Only
for each
National &
Regional
Fee
12-15 Months, 15-18 Months, 12-18 Months, Canadian Bred, Bred by
Exhibitor, Open, Specials Only
15
Parade of Champions /Titleholders
Must also be entered in a regular class or Exhibition Only 15
PreNovice, Novice A, Novice B, Novice C, Novice Intermediate,
Open A, Open B, Utility A and Utility B. Exhibition Only
Additional Utility Entry,
28
Must also be entered in Open B
Additional Regular Obedience Class
20
12
Graduate Novice, Graduate Open, Versatility, Wild Card Novice, Must also be entered in a regular class or Exhibition Only 12
Team is $4/dog. Brace is $6./dog
Wild Card Open, Wild Card Utility, Brace, Team, Veterans
Rally Novice A, Rally Novice B, Rally Intermediate, Rally Advanced A,
Rally Advanced B, Rally Excellent A, Rally Excellent B
Additional Rally Excellent B Entry
28
Must also be entered in Advanced B
Additional Regular Rally Class
20
12
Novice Brace, Advanced Brace, Excellent Brace, Novice Team, Must also be entered in a regular class or Exhibition Only 12
Team is $4/dog. Brace is $6./dog
Advanced Team, Excellent Team.
Where
Daily Listing Fee (regular class)
If the dog does not have a CKC, ERN, MCN, number
8.92
Pre Ordered Catalogue $12 at show
Combined with B.C. Siberian Husky Club Catalogue
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Mrs Kim Leblanc ~ Snowmist Siberians
I purchased my first dog, a Siberian Husky male in 1973. He, fortunately for us, was of good enough quality to become our first
champion and sired our first litter. That was the beginning of Snowmist Siberians. My timing could not have been better for getting
involved in this breed as many of the most famous kennels and their founders were still in existence. My mom and I had a shortlived trial with Alaskan Malamutes and decided they were not for us. But the adventure with other breeds continued and we enjoyed
a Newfoundland and a few Salukis. During this time I handled many different breeds. In 1980 my husband brought American
Foxhounds into the picture, I still have 3 of them today along with the Siberians.
I am still actively showing and breeding on a small scale. Our kennel (Snowmist Siberians) has been highly successful in Canada and around the world.
Our dogs have topped the conformation charts over the years but 2013 brought multi BIS winners in Canada, the USA, Thailand and Russia! One of the
big highlights for 2013 was having litter brothers Seeker and Fizzy score multiple BIS wins. Fizzy also scored #1 Siberian in the USA all systems.
My late husband and I competed in mostly sprint sled dog races throughout Ontario as well as races in Quebec, New York, Michigan and Ohio. Our
teams were competitive at both open breed races and purebred races winning our fair share of awards at both. One year we even tested our sprint dogs
at the Marmora Sled Dog Derby in the 60 mile race, finishing 4th out of 40 plus teams. In the fall of 1996 family and business commitments forced us to
retire. While racing, we actively participated in the Canadian Kennel Club’s Sled Dog Certificate Program earning over 90 titles including many SDU's.
We also earned several ISDRA medals over the years.
In 1993 and 1994 the Siberian Husky Club of Canada awarded our lead dog Northstar’s Snowmist Birch C.D., S.D.U. the Ward Young Trophy for
successfully competing in sled dog racing, showing and obedience within one club year. This was the first time any dog had won this award in back to
back years.
I am a graduate of the canine course “Dogs, A Hobby or Profession” created by the late Casey Gardiner. Included in this educational program was a
course on structure that taught structure based on a measuring process. I have used this process to improve my own knowledge, to help others
understand what they see and to evaluate litters of puppies and grown dogs. I have conducted all breed measuring clinics as well as seminars on this
topic.
Today I am a licensed All Breed Canadian Kennel Club judge. I began my judging career officially in 1994. Since that time I have had the honour of
judging in my own country (Canada), Australia, Belgium, Brazil, China, Columbia, Czech Republic, England, Estonia, France, Finland, Hong Kong,
Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Poland, Spain, South Africa, South Korea, Sweden, the
Philippines, Thailand and the United States of America.
Specialties I’ve had the pleasure of judging specialties that include the Rocky Mountain Siberian Husky Club, the Belgian Siberian Husky Club, Saint
Bernard Club of Ontario, Great Pyrenees Club of Central Ontario, Alaskan Malamute Club of NSW Inc., The Siberian Husky Club of NSW Inc., the first
ever back to back Siberian Husky Club of Great Britain Championship shows, the National Specialty for Nordic Breeds (Spain), the Briard Club of
America, Inc. Regional Specialty, the Nordic Breed Club of Lithuania and the 8e Reunion Nationale d’Elevage du Siberian Husky France just to name a
few.
I have been an active member for many years of the all breed club, Barrie Kennel & Obedience Club Inc. I have held such positions as President, Show
Chair Person, and Judges Selection Committee. Currently I hold the position of social chair.
I served as the Canadian Kennel Club Director for Zone 4 - Ontario North from 2004 through 2008. My duties have included; Chair of the Canadian
Kennel Club Junior Kennel Club Council, past Chair of the Club Relations Committee, member of the Breed Specific Legislation Committee, and Judge’s
Hospitality and Transportation Chair for the Purina National – CKC Charity Event.
Mr Ekarat Sangkunakup Mr. Ekarat Sangkunakup of Thailand,
Recognized throughout the world for his in depth knowledge of dogs, Mr. Sangkunakup is one of very few
individuals licensed to judge All-Breeds everywhere dogs are exhibited. He is routinely the guest of fanciers in
U.S.A, Canada, South America, Russia, Scandinavian, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, China, South East Asia as
well as his native Thailand. While looking forward to actively pursuing his judging career domestically and abroad,
he continues to campaign his outstanding Thai bred dogs in the United States.
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Cindy Foggitt – Wolvereen Siberians
I have shared nearly my whole life with Siberian Huskies. My first Siberian was a rescue I grew up with as a child
and was when my love affair with the breed began. I have been breeding, exhibiting, working and racing under my
kennel name- Wolvereen Siberian Huskies for 23 years. I began in obedience but soon after added conformation
and sledding to fill my life entirely with all that I could do with my dogs. I was the South African purebred dryland
sprint champion for 4 years whilst still living in South Africa and went on to represent South Africa at 3 World
Championships WSA (World Sled dog Association) championships in Sweden and again in Germany and the IFSS
(International Federation of Sleddog sports) in Quebec.
I have produced multiple champions in numerous countries throughout the world and BISS winners all with a limited
breeding program. I held the position of chairperson of the Siberian Husky club of Gauteng and president of the
South African Federation of Sleddog Sports for multiple terms. My objective is and always has been to strive to
produce healthy, structurally sound and correct Siberians that compete in harness and the conformation ring and
excel at these 2 disciplines simultaneously.
Kris Brown - Wolf River Siberians
I’ve been involved with Siberians since 1992 when my youngest daughter Megan decided she wanted a purebred
Siberian Husky and that she would also like to get into the show ring. Needless to say we were totally taken over by
the “potato chip syndrome” and had on the average twelve dogs in our kennel.
I’ve been an SHCC member since 1993 acting as Area Rep for Northern Ontario, as well as serving as Vice
President for many years. I have been the Newsletter Editor as well as the Web Page Administrator for the last few
years.
I’ve been involved with breeding, showing, sledding, racing, agility and obedience with our dogs. I’m a CGN
evaluator; teach novice/foundations agility and basic obedience for local clubs. Recently I have branched off into
Barn Hunting and I’m now involved in starting a new barn hunt group in our area. We have produced Canadian
Champions, AmGh Champions and even an Icelandic/International Champion. Our dogs have been in the top Rally
Siberians in Canada the past few years. I now also show and breed Shiba Inu.
We had our own recreational sled team and were part of our local SHCC area which hosted the Silver Sled Dogsled race at the Sleeping Giant
Provincial Park just outside of Thunder Bay, Ontario. Most often I was one of the timers, while my husband was Race Marshall. We also worked at
most of the local sled dog races over the past years.
Thank you for this opportunity to judge sweeps at the Nationals, I am really looking forward it!!
Juvenile
Sweepstakes
Applicable to
Regional and
National
Veteran
Sweepstakes
Applicable to
Regional and
National
JUVENILE: This class is open to all Siberian Husky’s from 3 months to under 18 months regardless of their place of birth
Dogs must also be entered in one of the regular classes at this Specialty. Classes will be divided by sex as follows: 3- 6
months, 6 to 9 months, 9 to 12 months, 12-18 months.
PRIZES:
The club will retain 25% of total sweepstakes entry fees for expenses. The remaining funds will be divided as follow:
Best in Sweepstakes:
Rosette, and 40% of total fees
Best of Opposite in Sweepstakes
All Sweeps entrants will also receive a gift
VETERAN: This class is open to all Siberian Husky’s 7 years of age or older regardless of their place of birth Dogs must also
be entered in one of the regular classes or Exhibition Only at this Specialty. Classes will be divided by sex as follows: t to 10
years and 10 years and older.
PRIZES:
All Sweeps entrants will also receive a gift
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Breeder
Sweepstakes
Applicable to
Regional and
National
Catalogue
Advertising
Accommodation
BREEDER: The Bred by Exhibitor Sweepstakes Competition shall be for any Siberian Husky, owned and handled in the ring
by the owner/breeder. The handler must be the owner/co-owner and breeder/co-breeder of the dog. Dogs must also be
entered in one of the regular classes or Exhibition Only at this Specialty.
Classes are divided by Sex.
PRIZES:
All Sweeps entrants will also receive a gift.
We would love to showcase your dogs in our catalogue!!
•Full page (include photo) $30. Colour
$15. B/W
•Deadline for ads is March 16, 2016. Please Submit print ready ads as JPEG or PDF for the best results to
[email protected]
•Artwork to be sized 5.5 x 7.5” for pocket size combined catalogue with the B.C. Siberian Husky Club catalogue.
•For payment information please contact Joanne Dixon [email protected]
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Power
Siberian
Group Benching
Seminar
Meeting
Sanction
Match
Garbage
Hall 2 has a limited amount of drop boxes supplying low voltage power. POWER BARS are NOT PERMITTED, it will blow the
fuses. Due to an expected large number of dogs to be entered in these events and the associated Specialties that require
grooming, you can order dedicated power to be brought in. PLEASE USE THE ACTUAL POWER FORM AVAILABLE ONLINE
@ http://renaissancedogassociation.weebly.com
There will be an area reserved for Siberian Exhibitors. For more information please contact Joanne Dixon
[email protected]
Siberian Husky breed seminar
A seminar titled "Will The Real Siberian Please Stand Up" presented by Kim Leblanc of Snowmist Siberians
will be held in the Show Office (Hall 3) on Sunday April 10th, 2016
Certificates will be issued for attending Judges. Time will be posted in the Premium List.
For more information please contact Joanne Dixon [email protected]
Annual General Meeting
Show Office Hall 3 Time Friday April 8 5:00 pm
There is a Sanction Match
hosted by Renaissance Dog Association
on Thursday April 7, in Hall 1 beginning at 4:00 pm.
The judge is Mr. Brian Kruse. The fee is $5./entry.
Exhibitors in the Grooming area are responsible for disposing of their garbage. There are large containers
outside each end of Hall 2 for your convenience.
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National and Regional Specialty Conformation Shows,
Obedience
Trials
andFORM
Rally Trials
CANADIAN
KENNEL CLUB
ENTRY
SIBERIAN HUSKY CLUB OF CANADA
REGIONAL AND NATIONAL SPECIALTIES: CONFORMATION
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY
12:00 MIDNIGHT ON WEDNESDAY March 16, 2016
All fees are payable to BC Dog Show Services Ltd.
Deliver to 151-10090 152nd Street Box 504, Surrey, BC, Canada V3R 8X8
or
PO Box 2010, Blaine, WA, USA 98231-2010
REGULAR CLASSES
REGIONAL
Dog Information
NATIONAL
FRI APR 8
SAT APR 9
Registered
Junior Puppy
Junior Puppy
Name of Dog SIBERIAN HUSKY
Senior Puppy
12 to 15 months
Senior Puppy
12 to 15 months
Breed:_____________________________________________________________
Male
Female
15 to 18 months
Canadian bred
Bred by Exh.
15 to 18 months
Canadian bred
Bred by Exh.
Open
Veteran 7 to 10 yrs.
Open
Veteran 12 yrs plus
Veteran 12 yrs plus
Sled Dog
Specials Only
Sled Dog
Specials Only
Baby Puppy
Altered
Exhibition Only
Baby Puppy
Altered
Exhibition Only
UNOFFICIAL CLASSES
CKC Registration #
CKC ERN #
Listed (No REG, ERN)
Insert Number Here:_______________
or “Listed”
dd
mm
yy
Date of Birth ____________________
Place of Birth Canada
Elsewhere
Breeder: ___________________________________________________________
Sire: ______________________________________________________________
Dam: ______________________________________________________________
Confirmation
to: Owner
Owner(s) & Agent InformationConfirmation
to Owner
Agent
Agent
Brace
Brace
Team
Stud Dog
Team
Stud Dog
Registered Owner: __________________________CKC Membership #___________
Brood Bitch
Working WD Male
Working WDX Male
Brood Bitch
Working WD Male
Working WDX Male
Registered Co owner(s): ______________________CKC Membership #___________
Working WD Female
Working WDX Female
Working WD Female
Working WDX Female
Parade of Champions
Parade of Titleholders
Parade of Champions
Parade of Titleholders
SWEEPSTAKES
3 to 6 mos Male
3 to 6 mos Male
6 to 9 mos Male
9 to 12 mos Male
6 to 9 mos Male
9 to 12 mos Male
12 to 18 mos Male
3 to 6 mos Female
6 to 9 mos Female
12 to 18 mos Male
3 to 6 mos Female
6 to 9 mos Female
9 to 12 mos Female
12 to 18 mos Female
9 to 12 mos Female
12 to 18 mos Female
7 to 10 yrs Male
10 yrs plus Male
7 to 10 yrs Male
10 yrs plus Male
7 to 10 yrs Female
10 yrs plus Female
7 to 10 yrs Female
10 yrs plus Female
Breeders Male
Breeders Female
Breeders Male
Breeders Female
Registered Co owner: ________________________CKC Membership #___________
Owner(s) Address: ______________________________________________________
Name of Agent: ________________________________________________________
Agents Address: _______________________________________________________
Agents Email: _________________________________________________________
Payment by
VISA
MASTERCARD
CHEQUE
MONEY ORDER
CREDIT CARD NUMBER:________________________________ EXPIRY:__________
NAME OF CARDHOLDER:_________________________________________________
SIGNATURE OF CARDHOLDER:____________________________________________
FEES: ENTRY $_____
LISTED $______
Catalogue $_____ Total Attached $______
I CERTIFY that I am the registered owner(s) of the dog or that I am the authorized agent of the actual
owner(s) whose names I have entered above and accept full responsibility for all statement made in this
entry in consideration of the acceptance of this entry. I (we) agree to be bound by the rules and
regulations of the Canadian Kennel Club and by any additional rules and regulations in the premium list. I
have read and agree with the terms of the waiver posted in the premium list. This entry must be completed
in full and signed for acceptance.
Signature of Owner or Agent ___________________________________________________
Email address _______________________________________________________________
Phone Number_______________________________________________________________
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AprilKENNEL
8, 9, - CLUB
2016ENTRY FORM
CANADIAN
SIBERIAN
HUSKY CLUB
OF CANADA
Obedience
Trials
and Rally Trials
REGIONAL AND NATIONAL SPECIALTIES: OBEDIENCE
or
REGULAR CLASSES
REGIONAL
NATIONAL
FRI APR 8
REGULAR CLASSES
FRI APR 8
REGULAR CLASSES
PRE NOVICE
PRE NOVICE
NOVICE A
NOVICE B
NOVICE A
NOVICE B
NOVICE C
NOVICE INT.**
OPEN A**
NOVICE C
NOVICE INT.**
OPEN A**
OPEN B**
UTILITY A**
OPEN B**
UTILITY A**
UTILITY B**
UTILITY B**
Exhibition Only
Exhibition Only
Dog Information
Registered
Name of Dog SIBERIAN HUSKY
Breed:_____________________________________________________________
Male
Female
CKC Registration #
CKC ERN #
or “Listed”
dd
mm
yy
Date of Birth ____________________
Elsewhere
Breeder: ___________________________________________________________
Sire: ______________________________________________________________
**JUMP HEIGHT
______”
ADDITIONAL CLASSES
Additional Utility
(w Open)
Additional Utility
(w Open)
REGULAR CLASSES
REGULAR CLASSES
NOVICE C
NOVICE C
NOVICE INT.**
NOVICE INT.**
UNOFFICIAL CLASSES
Veteran:
Veteran:
Brace:
Team:
Brace:
Team:
Wild Card Novice:
Wild Card Open:
Wild Card Utility:
Wild Card Novice:
Wild Card Open:
Wild Card Utility:
Dam: ______________________________________________________________
Confirmation
to: Owner
to Owner
Agent
Agent
Owner(s) Address: ______________________________________________________
Name of Agent: ________________________________________________________
Agents Address: _______________________________________________________
Agents Email: _________________________________________________________
Payment by
VISA
MASTERCARD
CHEQUE
MONEY ORDER
FEES: ENTRY $_____
LISTED $______
OBEDIENCE
FEES ARE LISTED ON PAGE 4
FAX NUMBER IS 1-778-395-7404
Email address _______________________________________________________________
Phone Number_______________________________________________________________
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AprilKENNEL
8, 9, - CLUB
2016ENTRY FORM
CANADIAN
SIBERIAN
HUSKY CLUB
OF CANADA
Obedience
Trials
and Rally Trials
REGIONAL AND NATIONAL SPECIALTIES: RALLY
or
Dog Information
REGULAR CLASSES
REGIONAL
NATIONAL
FRI APR 8
FRI APR 8
REGULAR CLASSES
REGULAR CLASSES
Rally Novice A
Rally Novice A
Rally Novice B
Rally Intermediate
Rally Novice B
Rally Intermediate
Rally Advanced A**
Rally Advanced B**
Rally Excellent A**
Rally Advanced A**
Rally Advanced B**
Rally Excellent A**
Rally Excellent B**
Rally Excellent B**
Exhibition Only
Exhibition Only
Registered
Name of Dog Siberian Husky
Breed:_____________________________________________________________
Male
Female
CKC Registration #
CKC ERN #
or “Listed”
dd
mm
yy
Date of Birth ____________________
Elsewhere
Breeder: ___________________________________________________________
Sire: ______________________________________________________________
Dam: ______________________________________________________________
**JUMP HEIGHT
______”
ADDITIONAL CLASSES
Confirmation
to: Owner
to Owner
Agent
Agent
Additional
Additional
(w Rally Advanced)
(w Rally Advanced)
Rally Excellent
REGULAR CLASSES
Rally Intermediate
Rally Excellent
REGULAR CLASSES
Rally Intermediate
UNOFFICIAL CLASSES
Brace Novice:
Brace Advanced:
Brace Novice:
Brace Advanced:
Brace Excellent:
Team Novice:
Brace Excellent:
Team Novice:
Team Advanced:
Team Excellent:
Team Advanced:
Team Excellent:
Owner(s) Address: ______________________________________________________
Name of Agent: ________________________________________________________
Agents Address: _______________________________________________________
Agents Email: _________________________________________________________
Payment by
VISA
MASTERCARD
CHEQUE
MONEY ORDER
RALLY
FEES ARE LISTED ON PAGE 4
FAX NUMBER IS 1-778-395-7404
FEES: ENTRY $_____
LISTED $______
Email address _______________________________________________________________
Phone Number_______________________________________________________________
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Regular
Conformation
Classes
12.2 Classes
12.2.1 Regular official classes at a CKC conformation show shall be as described in (a) to (k) of this section. All classes must
be divided by sex (except for Specials Only). Only dogs entered in one of the regular, non-regular, or unofficial classes shall be
allowed within the show precincts.
(a) Junior Puppy Class
Dogs 6 months of age and under 9 months of age on the day of the show.
(b) Senior Puppy Class
(c) 12-18 Month Class (All-Breed Shows)
(d) 12-18 Month Class (Specialty Shows)
Dogs 12 months of age and under 18 months of age on the day of the show.The Club has the option to split this class as
follows: (i) 12-15 Month Class (Specialty Shows only)
(ii) 15-18 Month Class (Specialty Shows only)
(e) Canadian Bred Class Dogs born in Canada. Champions of any country are excluded.
(f) Bred By Exhibitor Class
Dogs owned and handled in the ring by the breeder. The handler must be the owner/co-owner and breeder/co-breeder of the
dog.The owner/ breeder must handle the dog in this class, but need not handle the dog for further awards. Should the owner/
breeder be unable to handle the dog in this class, the dog may be moved to the Open Class (at least one hour prior to the
judging of the breed in question.
(g) The Open Class
All dogs. Dogs may be divided by colour if permission of the CKC is obtained.
(h) Veterans Class (Specialty Shows Only)
Dogs 7 years of age and over on the day of the show. This class may, at the discretion of the club, be divided by age into not
more than three age divided classes. Dogs entered in these classes may be spayed or neutered.
(i) Field Class (Specialty Only) For the purposes of these specialties this classes will be referred to as Sled Dog Class
(a Sled Dog Title is required).
This class is optional at Specialty shows for breeds that have performance events in the field. dogs entered in this class must
have attained a title or placement in a field trial or test. This class is to be judged prior to Best of Breed judging with winners of
each sex competing for Best of Breed. Dogs entered in these classes may be spayed or neutered.
(j) Specials Only
(i) Dogs which have a recorded CKC registration, Event Registration Number (ERN) or Miscellaneous Certification Number
(MCN) and have attained the required points for Championship status. All awards earned at the show will be cancelled if it is
found that a dog is not registered or has not completed the requirements for a CKC Championship. Dogs entered in this class
will compete for Best of Breed, Best of Opposite Sex and Best Puppy if eligible. After awarding Best of Breed, Best of Opposite
Sex and Best of Winners in each breed, the judge may choose a Select Dog and Select Bitch if there are dogs in the ring
eligible for these awards. The Select Dog and Bitch must be awarded in the Specials Only class. The dog and bitch selected
must be champions and cannot be the Best of Breed or Best of Opposite Sex Winners.
(ii) A dog entered in Specials Only shall be identified by gender in the judge’s book and if incorrectly entered and
substantiated by the show secretary or superintendent, shall be excused from the ring by the judge.
12.2.3 Divided Classes at Specialty Conformation Shows
A club holding a Specialty may, where applicable and with the permission of the CKC, divide regular official, non-regular, or
unofficial classes by colour, weight or coat type except for the Specials Only class. Only one Winners award may be given in
each sex.
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12.6 Non-Regular Classes
Non-regular
Conformation
Classes
Non-regular
Specialty
Conformation
Classes
Altered
Classes
Unofficial
Classes
12.6.1 The non-regular classes allowed at a CKC conformation show shall be as described in this section. If offered, these
classes must be included in the premium list. A dog entered in the Brace or Team class that is spayed/neutered must be
entered in an Altered Class or in Exhibition Only.
(a) Baby Puppy Class
Dogs 3 months of age and under 6 months of age on the day of the show. The award for this class are:
Best Baby Male and Best Baby Female Best Baby Puppy in Breed
Best Baby Puppy in Group
Best Baby Puppy in Show
(c) Brace Class
At an all-breed or specialty show a club may, but is not required to, offer a Brace Class. This class shall be for 2 dogs
of the same breed (not necessarily of the same sex). A Brace should be judged as an identical pair – same colour,
size, gait, and same stride. When viewed from the side they should appear as one dog and its shadow. A brace must
be handled by 1 person on 1 lead.
(d) Team Class
The requirements for this class are the same as those for the Brace Class except that 4 dogs shall be entered.
(e) Order of Judging
When any or all of the above described non-regular classes are offered, and including Altered Classes as described
in Section 13, these classes will be judged after Best Puppy in Breed, after Best Puppy in Group and before Best In
Show, in the following order: Baby Puppy, Veterans, Altered, Brace, Team, Exhibition Only
(g) Exhibition Only
All dogs entered in this class shall be listed in the catalogue with the same particulars as dogs entered in regular
competitions. Dogs entered in this class may not compete in any Regular class but may enter and compete in
Non-Regular classes and/or Parades if provided for in the premium list.
(h) Classes/Awards Available At Specialty Shows Only
(iii) Stud Dog and Get
A Specialty club may, but is not required to, offer a Stud Dog and Get class. This class
shall be comprised of the stud dog and 2 or more of his get. Ownership in this class need not be identical. The stud dog may
be spayed/neutered and must be entered in a Regular class or in Exhibition Only. Get must be entered in a Regular class.
(iv) Brood Bitch and Progeny
This class shall have the same requirements as the Stud Dog and Get class.
(v) Award of Merit
This award will be made after the Best of Breed judging. A specialty club may offer one Award of Merit for every 10 dogs
competing at Best of Breed level. If this award is to be made, it must be in the premium list and the criteria must be fully
explained. Where Awards of Merit are offered, these awards are made by the judge after the awarding of Best of Breed, Best
of Opposite Sex, Best of Winners, Select Dog and Select Bitch from the dogs remaining in the ring.
12.7 Parades
12.7.1 Dogs entered in Parades must be entered in a Regular class or for Exhibition Only. Spayed and neutered dogs or dogs
in unorthodox trim may be entered in a Parade. Details of Parades must be included in the premium list.
12.7.2 Parade of Champions
A club may offer a Parade of Champions. Dogs entered in the Parade must have completed all requirements for a CKC
championship.
13.6 Classes & Awards
13.6.1 These classes shall be for any spayed or neutered dogs over 6 months of age. The dogs referred to in paragraphs (a)
through (c) will be judged after the judging of the Best Puppy in Breed in the Regular classes, and after Baby Puppy Classes
and Veteran Classes if offered.
(a) Winners Altered Male/Female Class
(b) Reserve Winners Altered Male/Female
The second place male/female shall be given this award.
(c) Best Altered in Breed
In each breed, there may be one Best Altered award. This award shall be confined to the Winners altered Male/Female.
Best of Opposite Sex Altered
WORKING DOG CLASS To be held following Best Brood Bitch in Specialty.
Two classes to be offered at the SHCC specialty for dogs who have obtained their SHCC WD or WDX
certificate. A copy of the title certificate must accompany all entries. Males & Females to be judged together. Ribbons for 1st to
4th positions, the 2 winners (best WD & WDX) will compete for Best overall Working Dog.
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Official
Obedience
Novice
Classes
9.1 Pre Novice
9.1.1 The Pre-Novice Class is an elective class and earning the title is not a requirement to enter Novice Classes.
9.1.2 The Pre-Novice Class shall be for any dog of any recognized or listed breed, mixed breed or unrecognized breed which
has not earned the title of P.C.D.
9.1.3 Dogs in this class may be handled by the owner or any other person.
9.1.4 A person may enter more than one dog in this class.
9.1.5 The same handler must handle each dog in all 5 exercises unless he has 2 or more dogs entered. In such cases, he must
have an additional handler for each extra dog when they are judged together in the Group Exercise.
9.1.6 Only dogs that have not earned the title of C.D. may enter the Pre-Novice class.
10.1 Novice A
10.1.1 The Novice A Class shall be for any dog of any recognized or listed breed, mixed breed or unrecognized breed which
has not earned the title of C.D.
10.1.2. Only one dog per handler is allowed in this class, and that person must handle the dog in all exercises.
10.1.3. The handler of any dog in this class must be the owner, co-owner, or a member of their immediate families, and must
be eligible to handle under section 10.1.4.
10.1.4. No person who has trained or exhibited a dog that has earned a C.D.X. title shall be allowed to handle a dog in this
class.
10.1.5 When a dog is wrongfully entered in this class, any score awarded will be cancelled.
10.2 Novice B
10.2.1 The Novice B Class shall be for any dog of any recognized or listed breed, mixed breed or unrecognized breed which
has not earned the title of C.D.
10.2.2. Dogs in this class may be handled by the owner or any other person.
10.2.4 The same handler must handle each dog in all 6 exercises unless he has 2 or more dogs entered. In such cases, he
must have an additional handler for each extra dog when they are judged together in the Group Exercises.
10.2.5 No dog may be entered in both the Novice A and Novice B Class at any one trial.
10.3 Novice C
10.3.1 The Novice C Class shall be for any dog of any recognized or listed breed, mixed breed or unrecognized breed that has
earned the title C.D. or any higher obedience titles.
10.3.4 The same handler must handle each dog in all 6 exercises unless he has 2 or more dogs entered. In such cases, he
10.3.5 Dogs may compete in the Novice C class indefinitely.
10.3.6 Scores earned by dogs entered in the Novice C Class are not eligible for High In Trial and do not qualify a dog for any
title.
10.3.7 Dogs may be entered the Novice C Class in addition to any other official or unofficial classes for which they are eligible.
11.1 Novice Intermediate
11.1.1 The Novice Intermediate Class is an elective class and earning the title is not a requirement to enter the Open Classes.
11.1.2 The Novice Intermediate Class shall be for any dog of any recognized or listed breed, mixed breed or unrecognized
breed that has earned a C.D. or any higher obedience trial titles.
11.1.5 The same handler must handle each dog in all 6 exercises.
11.1.6 Dogs may compete in the Novice Intermediate class indefinitely.
11.1.7 Scores earned by dogs competing in this class are not eligible for High in Trial.
11.1.8 Dogs may be entered in the Novice Intermediate Class in addition to any other official or unofficial classes for which they
are eligible.
Specialty Sunday April 10 2016
hosted by the B.C.S.H.C.
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Official
Obedience
Open
Classes
Official
Obedience
Utility
Classes
Unofficial
Obedience
Classes
12.1 Open A
12.1.1 The Open A Class shall be for any dog of any recognized or listed breed, mixed breed or unrecognized breed which has
earned the title of C.D. but has not earned the title of C.D.X.
12.1.2 The handler of any dog in this class must be the owner or a member of their immediate families.
12.1.3 Only one dog per handler is allowed in this class, and that person must handle the dog in all exercises.
12.1.4 Any person who has trained or exhibited a dog that has earned a U.D. title may not handle a dog in this class.
12.2 Open B
12.2.1 The Open B Class shall be for any dog of any recognized or listed breed, mixed breed or unrecognized breed which has
earned the title of C.D.
12.2.2 Dogs which have earned the title of C.D.X. or any higher obedience titles may enter in the Open B Class. A dog may
also be entered in the Utility Class in the same trial.
12.2.4 A person may enter or handle more than one dog in this class.
12.2.5 The same handler must handle each dog in all 7 exercises unless he has 2 or more dogs entered. In such case, he
must have an additional handler for each extra dog when they are judged together in the group exercises.
12.2.6 No dog may be entered in both the Open A and Open B classes at any one trial.
12.2.7 Prior to the start of judging, the judge will choose which of the six numbered routines is to be performed. This choice will
not be disclosed to exhibitors until it is posted at ring side at least 30 minutes before the start of the class. In future
assignments, judges are required to alternate the six routines so that each set will be used approximately the same
number of times.
13.1 Utility Class A
13.1.1 The Utility A Class shall be for any dog of any recognized or listed breed, mixed breed or unrecognized breed which has
earned the title of C.D.X. but has not earned the title of U.D.
13.1.2 Any person who has trained or exhibited a dog that has earned a M.O.T.Ch. title may not handle dogs in this class.
13.1.3 The handler of any dog in this class must be the owner or a member of their immediate families.
13.1.4 Owners may enter more than one dog in this class.The same person must handle the dog in all exercises.
13.2 Utility Class B
13.2.1 The Utility B Class shall be for any dog of any recognized or listed breed,mixed breed or unrecognized breed which has
earned the title of C.D.X. or U.D.
13.2.3 Owners may enter more than one dog in this class.The same person must handle the dog in all exercises.
13.2.4 No dog may be entered in both the Utility A and Utility B classes at any one trial.
13.2.5 Prior to the start of judging, the judge will choose which of the six numbered routines will be performed. This choice will
not be disclosed to exhibitors until it is posted at ring side at least 30 minutes before the start of the class. In future
assignments, judges are required to alternate the six routines so that each will be used approximately the same number
of times.
16.1 Unofficial Classes
16.1.1 All dogs entered in the Unofficial Classes must be entered in one of the Official Classes or Exhibition Only.
16.2 Graduate Novice Class
16.2.1 The Graduate Novice Class is open to any dog that has not earned a qualifying score toward the C.D.X. title, but has
obtained the title of C.D prior to the closing date of the trial in which it is to be entered.
16.2.2 The owner or any other person may handle dogs in this class.
16.2.5 The Graduate Novice Heel on Leash and Stand for Examination Exercises shall be performed and judged as in the
official Novice Class. All other exercises shall be performed and judged as in the official Open Class.
16.3 Graduate Open Class
16.3.1 The Graduate Open Class is open to any dog that has not earned a qualifying score toward the U.D. title, but which has
obtained the title of C.D.X. prior to the closing date of the trial in which it is to be entered.
must have an additional handler for each extra dog when they are judged together in the Long Sit.
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Unofficial
Obedience
Classes
16.4 Versatility Class
16.4.1 The Versatility Class is open to any dog that has attained the title of C.D.X. and at least 1 qualifying score towards the
Utility title, prior to the closing date of the trial in which it is to be entered.
16.4.4 These exercises will be performed and judged as specified for the Novice, Open and Utility Classes.
16.4.5 The exercises to be performed by each dog will be determined by the handler’s drawing 1 of a set of 4 cards listing a
combination of 6 exercises after the handler has entered the ring.
16.4.6 Each handler must provide a dumbbell, scent discrimination articles and seek back glove.
16.5 Wild Card Classes
16.5.1. No title is required for entry in any Wild Card class, but any dog entered must be capable of performing the exercises
required at the class level in which it is entered.
16.5.2 The owner or any other person may handle dogs in these classes.
16.5.3 A person may enter more than one dog in any of these classes.
16.5.4 Handlers may use verbal encouragement and praise during exercises in these classes without penalty. Handlers may
also use additional commands, but will be penalized accordingly.
16.5.5 The Wild Card option: A handler may choose to perform all exercises in a class, in which case all will be scored, or a
handler may choose to skip one exercise and receive full credit for that exercise.The handler must inform the judge which
exercise will be skipped before beginning the exercises. If an exercise is chosen to be skipped, it may not be performed.
(E.g., a handler may choose to omit the Stand for Examination in Novice, the Long Down in Open, or the Directed
Jumping in Utility, and receive a perfect score for the exercise.)
16.5.6 Wild Card Novice Class. Any dog that is capable of performing the Novice Class exercises may be entered in the Wild
Card Novice Class, which will be performed and judged as the regular Novice Class.
16.5.7 Wild Card Open Class. Any dog that is capable of performing the Open Class exercises may be entered in the Wild
Card Open Class, which will be performed and judged as the regular Open A Class.
16.5.8 Wild Card Utility Class. Any dog that is capable of performing the Utility Class exercises may be entered in the Wild
Card Utility Class, which will be performed and judged as the regular Utility A Class. Handlers are permitted to encourage
and praise their dogs verbally during the performance of all Utility exercises except the signal exercise.
16.6 Brace Class
16.6.1 The Brace Class is open to any 2 dogs that have earned the title of C.D. or higher.
Unofficial
Obedience
Classes
16.6.2 It is not necessary that the same person owns both dogs, nor that they be the same breed, except when entered in a
breed specialty obedience trial.
16.6.3 The owner or any other person may handle a brace in this class.
16.6.4 A person may enter more than one brace in this class.
16.5.5 The same handler must handle each brace in all 6 exercises unless he has 2 or more braces entered. In such case, he
must have an additional handler for each extra brace when they are judged together in the Group Exercises.
16.6.6 The Brace Class is performed and judged in the same manner as the Novice Class. The 2 dogs shall be hitched
together with a brace chain or coupling and are judged on the performance of the 2 dogs as though they were one.
16.7 Team Class
16.7.1 The Team Class is open to any 4 dogs that have earned the title of C.D. or higher. It is not necessary that the same
person own all dogs in the team or that they be of the same breed, except when entered in a breed specialty obedience
trial.
16.7.2 Five dogs may be entered, one to be considered as an alternate. However, the same 4 dogs must compete in all
exercises.
16.8 Veterans Class
16.8.1 The Veterans Class shall be for any dog that has earned the title of C.D. or higher and is 7 years old or older on the day
of the trial.
16.8.2 The exercises shall be performed and judged as in the Novice Classes.
16.8.3 The owner or any other person may handle a dog in this class.
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Official
Rally
Classes
Unofficial
Rally
Classes
9.1 Rally Novice A
9.1.1 Dogs competing in this class may not have earned the R. N. title or any Obedience title other than P.C.D.. No handler
who has exhibited a dog through its CKC C.D.X. title shall be eligible to enter this class.The handler of any dog in
this class must be the owner, co-owner, or a member of their immediate families. A person may enter more than one
dog in this class.
9.1.2 No dog may be entered in both Rally Novice A and Rally Novice B at any one trial.
9.2 Rally Novice B
9.2.1 Any dog may compete in this class until a qualifying score in the Rally Advanced Class is earned. The owner or any other
person may handle dogs in this class. A person may enter more than one dog in this class.
10.1 Rally Intermediate
10.1.1 The Rally Intermediate Class is an elective class and earning the title is not a requirement to enter Rally Advanced
Classes.
10.1.2 This class shall be for dogs that have earned the R.N. title. A dog completing the R.I. or any other obedience or rally
titles may continue to compete in this class indefinitely.The owner or any other person may handle dogs in this class.
A person may enter more than one dog in this class.
11.1 Rally Advanced A
11.1.1 This class shall be for dogs that have earned the R. N. title but have not earned the R. A. title or any CKC Obedience
title other than P.C.D.. No handler who has exhibited a dog through its CKC C.D.X. title shall be eligible to enter this
class. The handler of any dog in this class must be the owner, co-owner, or a member of their immediate families. A
person may enter more than one dog in this class.
11.1.2 No dog may be entered in both Rally Advanced A and Rally Advanced B at any one trial.
11.2 Rally Advanced B
11.2.1 This class will be for dogs that have earned the R.N. title. A dog completing the R.A. title may continue to compete in
this class indefinitely. The owner or any other person may handle dogs in this class. A person may enter more than
one dog in this class.
12.1 Rally Excellent A
12.1.1 This class shall be for dogs that have earned the R. A. title, but have not earned the R. E. title or any CKC Obedience
title other than P.C.D.. No handler who has exhibited a dog through its CKC C.D.X. title shall be eligible to enter this
class. The handler of any dog in this class must be the owner, co-owner, or a member of their immediate families. A
person may enter more than one dog in this class.
12.1.2 No dog may be entered in both Rally Excellent A and Rally Excellent B at any one trial.
12.2 Rally Excellent B
12.2.1 This class will be for dogs that have earned the R.A. title. A dog completing the R.E. title may continue to compete in
this class indefinitely. The owner or any other person may handle dogs in this class. A person may enter more than
one dog in this class.
13.1 Upon completion of the Rally Excellent title, qualifying scores may be accumulated from the Rally Advanced B Class and
the Rally Excellent B Class to earn the Rally Advanced Excellent (RAE) title.
13.2 In order to receive the RAE title, a dog must qualify 10 times in both the Rally Advanced B Class and the Rally Excellent
B Class at the same trial. The RAE title will appear at the end of the dog’s name and a numeric designation will
indicate the number of times the dog has met RAE requirements, i.e. RAE2, RAE3, etc.
15.1 Unofficial Classes
15.1.2 All dogs entered in unofficial classes must also be entered in an official Rally class or Exhibition Only.
15.2 Rally Brace Classes
15.2.1 Brace class requirements shall be the same as those listed for the Obedience Brace Class, except that they are open
to any 2 dogs that have earned a title of R.N. or higher.
15.2.2 Clubs may offer one or all levels of classes: Rally Novice, Rally Advanced and/or Rally Excellent.
15.3 Rally Team Classes
15.3.1 Eligibility for Team Classes shall be the same as that listed for the Obedience Team Class, except that the class is open
to any 4 dogs that have earned a title of R.N. or higher.
15.3.2 Clubs may offer one or all levels of classes: Rally Novice, Rally Advanced and/or Rally Excellent.
15.3.3 Each team member will run the course individually, with the team time running continuously. The judge will give the first
member of the team the “Forward” command from the “Start” sign. Each subsequent dog and handler will start when
the previous dog and handler pass the “Finish” sign, without any additional command of “Forward” by the judge.
Timing for each team will begin when the judge commands “Forward” to the first handler in the team and will stop
when the fourth handler and dog pass the finish line.
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15.1 Championship Points
15.1.1 A dog awarded Winners at a conformation show shall be credited with a number of championship points (ranging from
0 to 5) and the number of championship points credited to a dog awarded Winners shall be as provided hereunder.
15.1.2 The schedule to be employed in the determination of the number of points awarded Winners shall be as follows;
*DOGS COMPETING
POINTS ALLOCATED
Champion
1
0
2 3 to 5 6 to 9 10 to 12 13 & More
1
2
3
4
5
*Includes the dog awarded Winners
In counting the number of eligible dogs in competition, a dog that is disqualified, dismissed, excused or ordered from the ring
by the judge shall not be included in the calculation for championship points.
15.1.3 If a dog awardedWinners is also awarded Best of Breed at the show, then all dogs competing in the breed, including
Specials Only, shall be included in the total.
15.1.4 If a dog awarded Winners is also awarded Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed, then all dogs of the same sex
including those competing for Specials Only shall be included in the total.
15.1.5 If a dog awarded Winners is also awarded Best of Winners, then all dogs defeated directly or indirectly in the breed
shall be included in the total.
15.1.6 If a dog is awarded Winners only, then all the dogs of the same sex in the class competition shall be included in the
total.
15.1.7 The number of championship points to be credited to a dog awarded Winners shall be determined by the highest
award earned and calculated as per this section.
Clarification:
Example of directly or indirectly defeating: If the Winners Bitch is awarded Best of Opposite Sex but not Best of Winners, the
Best of Winners Male shall be deemed to have indirectly defeated the Specials Bitches, and is thus entitled to add them to the
number of dogs and bitches defeated.
15.1.8 In addition to championship points allocated at the breed level, a dog awarded Best of Breed which also places in the
regular Group competition shall be credited with the following additional points provided that a dog was defeated at the Group
level.
Number of Dogs
Dogs
Dogs
Dogs
Dogs
Competing at
Placed Placed Placed Placed
Group Level
First
Second Third
Fourth
13 or more
5
4
3
2
10 to 12
4
3
2
1
6 to 9
3
2
1
1
5
2
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
0
3
2
1
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
15.1.9 A dog may not be credited with more than 5 championship points in a single show.
15.1.10 Permission shall be granted a club or clubs to hold shows in such a way that any dog may earn three (3) sets of
championship points on the same day, provided that one or more of those sets of points is awarded at a Specialty for that
breed or group.
15.1.11 A dog awarded Winners which also places Best in Show at an all-breed conformation show shall be credited with 5
championship points inclusive of any points earned at the breed and group level.
15.1.12 In order for a dog to be recognized as a Champion and its owner provided with a Championship Certificate, the dog
must: (a) earn at least 10 championship points under at least 3 different judges and,
(b) be registered in the records of the CKC, have an Event Registration Number (ERN), or have a Miscellaneous Certification
Number (MCN).
(c) have earned at least one 2 point win either at the breed or group level.
15.1.13 The Board interprets the words “earn at least 10 championship points under 3 different judges” to mean:
(a) 3 or more Winners awards at not less than 3 different shows, under 3 different judges at the breed level;
(b) each of the 3 Judge’s awards must, be one or more championship points won at winners, best of winners, best of breed or
group placing;
(c) all points required for championship status may be earned at winners, best of winners, best
of breed or group placing.
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15.2 Grand Champion (GCh)
Grand
15.2.1 The title of Grand Champion may only be earned after the completion of the CKC Conformation Championship.
15.2.2 Points for this title are only accumulated after the completion of the Conformation Championship and do not include the
points earned in attaining the Conformation Championship. All required points are to be earned at the breed level.
15.2.3 To be awarded a Grand Champion title, a dog must attain a minimum of 20 points which must include one Best of
Breed and a minimum of two wins of at least two points each.
a) Grand Champion Point System
Points towards the Grand Champion title are awarded to the Best of Breed, Best of Opposite Sex, Select Dog and Select Bitch.
Points are calculated based on the number of animals competing at the breed level for the Best of Breed Winner and the
number of similar sex dogs competing for the other three (Best of Opposite, Select Dog, Select Bitch). The following schedule
shall be employed in the determination of points awarded as follows:
*DOGS COMPETING
POINTS ALLOCATED
Champion
1
0
2 3 to 5 6 to 9 10 to 12 13 & More
1
2
3
4
5
In counting the number of eligible dogs in competition, a dog that is disqualified, dismissed, excused or ordered from the ring
by the judge shall not be included in the calculation for Grand Champion points.
15.2.4 The title of Grand Champion shall not be awarded retroactively and all points towards this title must be achieved after
the date of January 1, 2013.
15.2.5 Points earned toward the Grand Champion title are to be recorded by the owner/handler on the form obtained from the
Canadian Kennel Club. Once the owner/handler believes that their exhibit has attained the requirements for the Grand
Champion title, the form may be submitted to the Canadian Kennel Club for verification and awarding of the title.
15.3 Grand Champion Excellent (GChEx)
Grand
Champion
Excellent
15.3.1 The title of Grand Champion Excellent may only be earned after the completion of the CKC Grand Championship title.
15.3.2 Points for this title may be accumulated at any time after the completion of the CKC Conformation Championship and
do not include the points earned in attaining the Conformation Championship.
15.3.3 A minimum of 100 points which must include one Best in Show or a Best of Breed at a Breed National Specialty (where
a minimum of ten dogs have competed) or a Best in Multiple Breed Specialty with at least three breeds represented plus three
group firsts or three Breed Specialty wins.
a) Grand Champion Excellent point system
1st in Group or Best in Specialty Show5 Points 2nd in Group or Best of Opposite Single breed Specialty Show
3rd in Group
4th in Group
(Note: no points are acquired if no other dog is present in the group)
Best of Breed 1 Point (To earn the breed point, at least 5 dogs must be shown at breed level)
Best in Show or Best in National Specialty Show or Best in Multi Breed Specialty Show 10 Points
15.3.4 Only the highest points earned at a single show are carried forward. For example, a dog that wins First in Group and
then wins Best in Show, earns 10 points, not 15.
15.3.5 Additional Requirements
The dog must have been awarded a Grand Champion title before being awarded a Grand Champion Excellent title.
15.3.6 The title of Grand Champion Excellent shall not be awarded retroactively. However, dogs that have been awarded the
Grand Champion title prior to January 1, 2013 will be awarded the Grand Champion Excellent Title on application to the CKC.
15.3.7 Additional Requirements
To attain a Grand Champion Excellent title a dog must have been awarded a CKC performance title from any CKC event. A
CGN or Herding Tested Certificate are not considered performance titles for the awarding of this title.
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Entries
8.2 Entry Forms
8.2.1 An official CKC entry form must be completed in full and signed by the owner or authorized agent. Failure to do so may
result in the cancellation of all wins.
8.2.2 A show-giving club must reject an incomplete entry form and return it immediately to the sender.
8.2.3 Entry forms received by the CKC, which are incomplete and/or contain incorrect information may result in awards being
cancelled.
8.2.5 An error in an age specified class, date of birth, or sex, may be amended on the entry form up to one hour before the
start of the show.
8.3 Entries
8.3.1 Every dog entered in a conformation show must be one of the following:
(a) registered with the CKC,
(b) have an Event Registration Number,
(c) eligible for registration with the CKC, or
(d) with the exception of baby puppy, if it belongs to a listed breed, it must have a Miscellaneous Certification Number (MCN)
8.3.2 No person shall enter a dog in a Championship Show which is known to be blind (in one or both eyes), deaf, castrated or
spayed or which has had its appearance changed by artificial or surgical means other than those recognized by the standard
for its breed.
8.4 Listed Dogs
8.4.1 If a dog is not registered as in 8.3.1 (a) or (b) but is eligible for registration with the CKC, it may be entered at a show as
a listed dog provided:
(a) that if born in Canada, it is eligible for individual registration;
(b) that if not born in Canada, it is eligible for registration in the records of the CKC;
(c) that if it is a foreign born and owned dog, an Event Registration Number or CKC registration number is obtained from the
CKC within 30 days of the first show entered.
8.4.2 Entry of a listed dog at a show must be accompanied by a listing fee as set by the Board in addition to the regular entry fee.
8.4.4 When a CKC registration number for a listed dog is received after the closing date and prior to the date of the show, this
number may be added to the entry and noted in the marked catalogue. Listing fees will not be refunded. This then allows a dog
who completes the requirement for championship status to be moved up to Specials.
8.5 Acceptance of Entries
8.5.1 If indicated in the premium list, an electronically transmitted entry may be accepted provided the entry is accompanied
by a credit card charge authorization.
8.5.2 Telephone and telegraph entries are prohibited except as provided by the Board in the event of a postal disruption.
8.5.3 No entry shall be accepted from or on behalf of any person who is officially known to be expelled, deprived of privileges,
debarred or suspended by the CKC or any other registering body for purebred dogs.
8.5.4 After entries close, no further entries may be accepted, cancelled or substituted other than as otherwise stated in this
section or as provided for in the case of a postal strike.
8.5.7 No entries may be changed or altered after the close of entries with the exception as stated in section 8.2.5.
8.5.8 In case of a judge change (substitute or overload), an exhibitor may enter a dog under the replacement judge providing
that the dog is entered in one of the regular classes of a show being held at the same venue by the same club and has been
assigned a competition number. A new entry, along with accompanying fees, will be accepted by the Show Secretary up to one
hour prior to the start of the show (see sections 3.3.1, 3.5.1 and 8.5.4).
8.6 Refusal of Entries
8.6.1 The authorities of any show may:
(a) decline to accept entries for just cause, and/or
(b) refuse to receive, or may remove any dog from the show building on account of disease or viciousness. A club
declining an entry or ordering the removal of a dog from its show must report, in writing, all such matters to the CKC
with a full explanation and/or reason within 14 days after its show has been held;
(c) in the case of non-acceptance, refund the fee with the reason for non-acceptance.
8.6.2 A club may refuse an entry from an exhibitor known to have tendered a dishonored cheque or declined credit card
unless entries are accompanied by cash, money order or certified cheque.
8.6.3 No one shall have any claim or recourse against the club holding the show or any official connected therewith for the
refusal of an entry for just cause.
Attention Foreign Exhibitors
Please note that fees are due and payable in Canadian dollars. Due to consistently fluctuating currency rates, discounted
cheques will not be accepted.
Personal cheques will be accepted, however, they are to be payable in Canadian funds. If you send a cheque in US funds, it
must be made out for the full amount of the entry and no exchange will be refunded to the exhibitor.
Please do not mark cheques “Payable in Canadian Funds” or “At Par”. They will not be cleared by the banks.
To simplify the process, we urge that you purchase bank drafts or money orders payable in Canadian funds.
Your understanding and cooperation is appreciated. Thank You.
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Withdrawal
Move Ups
Conduct
Non
CKC Member
Participation
Fee
8.7 Withdrawal of Entries
8.7.1 An exhibitor has the right to withdraw an entry at any time up to the closing date and time as published in the premium
list. This may be done by telephone, but either written or electronic notification must be received by the show secretary no later
than the official closing date and time as stated in the premium list. If written or electronic notification is not received, the dog
will remain entered in the show.
8.9 Moving a Dog to Specials
8.9.1 A dog that is registered in the records of the CKC or that has a Miscellaneous Certification Number (MCN) and has
completed the requirements for a championship in accordance with these rules but at the time of the closing of entries for show
has not received confirmation of the title, may be transferred from one of the regular classes to Specials Only providing the
transfer is submitted to the Show Secretary in writing by the owner or handler at least one hour prior to the opening of the
show.
8.9.2 If it is established that a dog transferred to Specials Only has not completed the championship requirements, all awards
will be cancelled and all ribbons and prizes won shall be forfeited. The owner may also be subject to disciplinary action.
8.9.3 When one or more all-breed and/or specialty shows are held on the same day, in the same venue, the request for
moving of class dogs to specials must be made a minimum of one hour prior to the scheduled start of the show for which the
dog is being moved up to. The Show Secretary shall amend the judge’s book and the marked catalogue, which is to be sent to
the CKC with the requests attached to the appropriate entry forms.
8.9.4 No dog may be transferred to another class except as provided in sections 8.2.5 and 8.9.1
4.7 Indignities to a Judge
4.7.1 A judge officiating at a show held under these rules shall not be subjected to indignities of any kind during the progress of
the show. It shall be duty and obligation of the club holding the show to see that this rule is effectively carried out.
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11.1 It shall be deemed unsportsmanlike conduct if a person during the running of or in connection with an event abuses or
harasses a judge, show official or any other person present in any capacity at the event.
11.2 Any handler who displays unsportsmanlike conduct or who is seen to kick, strike or otherwise roughly manhandle a dog
at any time during the holding of the event, may be expelled from the show by the Conformation Show Committee.
11.3 The judges shall also have the authority to expel a handler from a show if they observe unsportsmanlike conduct on the
part of the handler or see the handler kicking, striking or otherwise roughly manhandling a dog while the event is in progress. It
will be the duty of the judge to report promptly to the Conformation Show Committee the expulsion of a handler.
11.4 The Conformation Show Committee shall investigate, at once, any instance of alleged unsportsmanlike conduct on the
part of the handler, or any report that a handler has been observed kicking, striking or otherwise roughly manhandling a dog. If
the Conformation Show Committee, after investigation, determines that a handler is in violation of this section, and that the
incident, if proven, would constitute conduct prejudicial to the sport or the CKC, it shall exercise its authority in accordance with
the Complaints section of these rules.
12.4 Failure to Compete
12.4.1 Except for Puppy in Group or Show, an owner or handler shall be subject to disciplinary action for withholding a dog
from competing for higher awards for which that dog is eligible. Any dog so withheld or absent will result in the cancellation of
all awards won at that show (unless the dog is excused by the Show Superintendent).
12.4.2 Should a dog be marked absent in an official class, it may still compete in an unofficial or non-regular class at the same
show.
CANADIAN KENNEL CLUB Non Member Participation Fee (April 2011)
• A non member participation fee will be charged to a resident of Canada who is a non-member of the CKC.
• The non member participation fee is paid in any year a title is earned and covers all titles and dogs owned by that individual.
• In order for the title to be awarded, the non member will have a choice to either become a CKC member or pay the non
member participation fee. Failure to comply within 30 days of notification will result in the title being withheld and the dog
cannot be moved up to the next level.
• All Premium Lists will carry a note stating the fee applies only to dogs wholly owned by non-member residents of Canada and
is not applicable to CKC members.
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CKC
Obedience
& Rally
Rules &
Regulations
Extracts
3.6 Indignities to a Judge
3.6.1 A judge officiating at a trial held under these rules shall not be subjected to indignities of any kind during the progress of
the trial. It shall be the duty and obligation of the club holding the trial to see that this rule is effectively carried out.
4.4 Limited Entries
4.4. If indications point to a probable entry in any or all classes in excess of the club’s capabilities, it may limit entries in any or
all classes by prominent announcement on the title cover page of its premium list, or immediately under the obedience
and/or rally heading in the premium list of a combined conformation show and obedience and/or rally trial, that entries in
such class, classes or trial, will close automatically when a certain limit has been reached, even if the official closing date
for entries has not arrived.
4.4.2 When the advertised limit (if applicable) has been reached, all remaining entries may be assigned a position (by class) on
the reserve list.The person making the entry shall be notified of his position on the list. In the event that the entry of a bitch
in season is withdrawn after the closing date, it may be substituted with one from the reserve list up to and including the
day of the trial. At the club’s discretion, if the club is notified in writing after the closing date that an entry other than a bitch
in season will be absent from a trial, the entry may be substituted with one from the reserve list up to 24 hours prior to the
trial. Fees will not be refunded for any reason other than a bitch being in season and to those on the reserve list who did
not participate in the trial. Entry fees will be refunded within 10 days following the trial for those on the reserve list who did
not participate in the trial.
6.1 Entry Requirements
6.1.1 Every dog entered in an approved trial or sanctioned match must be one of the following:
(a) Registered with the CKC
(b) Have an Event Registration Number (ERN)
(c) Have a Performance Event Number (PEN)
(d) Eligible for registration with the CKC
(e) Have a Miscellaneous Certification Number (MCN) if it belongs to a CKC listed breed
(f) Have a Canine Companion Number (CCN)
6.1.3 If a dog is not registered individually in the records of the CKC, it may be entered at a trial held under these rules as a
“listed” dog, provided that:
(a) If born in Canada, it is eligible for individual CKC registration
(b) If not born in Canada it is eligible for individual registration in the records of the CKC
(c) If it is a foreign born and owned dog, an Event Registration Number or CKC registration number is obtained from the CKC
within 30 days of the first trial entered
(d) The entry of a listed dog at an obedience trial held under these rules (sanctioned matches excluded), must be accompanied
by the appropriate listing fees. Breeds of dogs on the miscellaneous list may not be entered as a “listed dog,” but must
have a Miscellaneous Certification Number (MCN). Mixed breeds and unrecognized breeds also may not be entered
as “listed” but must have a Canine Companion Number (CCN).
6.4 Dogs Must Compete
6.4.1 Any dog entered and received at a trial must compete in all exercises of all classes in which it is entered, unless excused
by the judge, official veterinarian, superintendent, or the Trial Committee chair. If excused by the official veterinarian, the
excuse must be in writing on the form provided and attached to the judge’s book. If the dog is excused by either the
superintendent or Trial Committee chair, a note to this effect must be written on the inside cover of the judge’s book and
the reason stated thereon.
6.5 Bitches In Season
6.5.1 Bitches in season are not permitted to compete.The judge of a trial must remove from competition any bitch in season,
or any bitch which appears so attractive to males as to be a disturbing element.
6.5.2 When a bitch comes into season after entries have closed, the trial-giving club must refund the entry fee and listing fee
providing the trial secretary receives, on or before the date of the trial, a veterinarian’s certificate declaring that the bitch
was in season within the 10 day period preceding the trial.
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Obedience
& Rally
Moving Up
6.9 Moving Up
6.9.1 A dog that is registered in the records of the CKC with an eligible number according to these rules and has fulfilled the
requirements for a title in accordance with these rules may be moved to the next level of competition if the schedule
permits. The transfer must be on the appropriate move-up form and submitted to the trial secretary by the owner or
handler at least 15 minutes before the start of the class.
6.9.2 When move ups are permitted, clubs are exempt from the requirements of Section 4.3.4 and 4.3.5.
6.9.3 The Trial Secretary shall amend the judge’s book and the marked catalogue, which is to be sent to the CKC with the
requests attached to the appropriate entry forms.
6.9.4 If it is established by the CKC that a dog moved up to the next level has not completed the requirements for the lower
level before moving up, then all qualifying ribbons and/or awards earned by the dog incorrectly entered shall be forfeited
and cancelled by the CKC and the owner may be subject to disciplinary action.
6.9.5 In order for a dog to be eligible to move up, the dog must be individually registered with the CKC, have a Performance
Event Number (PEN), or an Event Registration Number (ERN) before entries close. The addition of a CKC number after
close of entries does not make the dog eligible and will result in referral to the Discipline Committee.
6.9.6 Exhibitors incorrectly entered in the A class are permitted to move the dog to the corresponding B or C class up to one
hour before the start of the trial. Exhibitors incorrectly entered in the Novice B class are permitted to move the dog to the
Novice C class up to one hour before the start of the trial.
RENAISSANCE DOG ASSOCIATION
Invites all Specialty Clubs
to participate in the unofﬁcial event known as the
ULTIMATE
CHALLENGE
It will be held during the lunch break on Monday April 11, 2016 in the Honour Ring and
will showcase ALL BEST IN GROUP WINNERS SPECIALTY WINNERS, ALL BEST IN
SPECIALTY WINNERS.
The ULTIMATE CHALLENGE winners will be presented with $250.
Sponsored by Eukanuba. The judges are not from the Renaissance Dog Association
panel, however is well respected and known and his/her name will be
announced prior to the Best in Show on Sunday.
We look forward to the winner of the Siberian Husky Club of Canada Specialty.
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Additional
Rules and
Regulations
Notice of
Agreement
The club reserves the right to remove any person(s) from the show and the show grounds. The Show Superintendent shall have
full control of these shows and trials, which are governed by CANADIAN KENNEL CLUB (CKC) rules.
Any person excused by the Show Superintendent or Veterinarian for any reason shall not, compete in any class for any awards
for the balance of the shows, trials and or events.
The Show committee will use due care and diligence for the welfare of dogs and exhibitors, but will not be responsible for, or
assume any liability in the event of accident or misfortune to either dogs, exhibitors, spectators or vendors.
Exhibitors may be asked by the show superintendent for proof of third party liability insurance. Failure to produce may result in
dismissal from the show grounds.
Dogs must be on the grounds 1 hour prior to the judging of their class.
The owner of a dog entered in these shows is entirely responsible for any error in entering his/her dog regardless of how or by
whom the entry was made.
Exhibitors and handlers will be responsible for their dogs and equipment left at the show grounds.
All recreational units will have buckets underneath for their sink drains. Any one found discharging water on the grounds will be
removed by order of the Health Department, and may be subject to fine.
If, because of civil disturbance or other acts beyond the control of the club, it is impossible to open or complete the show, there is
no refund of entry.
Dogs must be on leash at all times on the show grounds or within the show building with the exception of the obedience rings.
All dogs must be exercised in the grass areas to the West of the Hall 1 building. Dogs may not relieve themselves on or near the
building. Failure to observe this rule may result in dismissal.
Plastic sheeting must be used under all exercise pens and up the sides to prevent a dog from urinating beyond the pen.
Exhibitors are expected to maintain a clean area. Please be considerate when utilizing the building facilities. No dogs are
permitted in the washrooms.
The welfare of any children is deemed to be the responsibility of the guardian or parent. Please exercise control and restraint
over your child’s behavior.
The club is not responsible for lost or stolen property from exhibitors or vendors/concessions. Check for lost property at the club
table. The club reserves the right to refuse an individuals entries, for just cause.
The club reserves the right of restricting exhibitors space.
Fire lanes in all areas will be maintained.
All exhibitors must follow direction by Chilliwack Heritage Park personnel.
Grooming is not allowed in the Obedience Benching area.
The precincts of these trials will be all other areas reserved for the sole use of the club.
The club reserves the right of restricting exhibitors grooming space.
Dogs and Equipment may be left in the building at the owners/agents/own risk. Please read “Notice of Agreement.”
Any videographer or photographer, other than the official videographer/photographer, that is going to take pictures for which they
will be remunerated will require written permission from the Renaissance Dog Association Show Committee and/or the
official show photographer. This rule does also apply to any and all Specialty clubs holding their event in conjunction with an
all breed club. Ringside candid photography of your dog is available upon request at any time during the day when the
club’s official show photographer is available.
Any tape used on the floors must be removed after the show with no residue remaining on the floor.
No catering of any kind is permitted.
Notice of Agreement
I (we) acknowledge that I (we), all exhibitors, handlers and patrons, know and abide by the “CKC Dog Show Rules”, and that I
am (we are) familiar with their content. I (we) agree that the Club holding this show has the right to refuse this entry for cause,
which the Club shall deem to be sufficient. In consideration of the acceptance of this entry and of the holding of the Show and
of the opportunity to have the dog judged and to win prize money, ribbons or trophies, I (we) agree to hold the Siberian Husky
Club of Canada, their members, directors, governors, officers, agents, superintendents or show secretary and the owner or
lessor of the premises and any employees of the aforementioned parties, harmless from any claim for loss or injury which may
be alleged to have been caused directly or indirectly to any person or thing by the act of a dog while in or upon the show
premises or grounds or near any entrance thereto, and I (we) personally assume all responsibility and liability for any such
claim, and I (we) further agree to hold the aforementioned parties harmless from any claim for loss of a dog by disappearance,
theft, death or otherwise, and from any claim for damage or injury to the dog, whether such loss, disappearance, theft, damage
or injury be caused or alleged to be caused by the negligence of the Club or any of the parties aforementioned, or by the
negligence of any other person, or any other cause or causes.
I (we) hereby assume the sole responsibility for and agree to indemnify and save the aforementioned parties harmless from
any and all loss and expense (including legal fees) by reason of the liability imposed by law upon any of the aforementioned
parties because of bodily injuries, including death at any time resulting therefrom, sustained by any person or persons,
including myself (ourselves), or on account of damage to property, arising out of or in consequence of my (our) participation in
this show, howsoever such injuries, death or damage to property may be caused and whether or not the same may have been
caused and whether or not the same may have alleged to have been caused by negligence of the aforementioned parties or
any of their employees or agents, or any other person.
Chilliwack
Heritage
ParkShows,
April
8, 9,
10,
11,Trials
2016
National and Regional
Specialty Conformation
Obedience
Trials
and Rally
Renaissance Dog Association
Fo u r A l l B re e d C h a m p i o n s h i p S h o w s
with Specialties:
Afghan Hound Club of
Afghan Hound Club of
B.C.
Canada (National)
Aristocrat Hound Association
B.C. All Terrier Club
B.C. Bouvier Des Flandres Club
B.C. Doberman Pinscher Club
B.C. Siberian Husky Club
Beagle Club of
Boxer Club of
Western Canada
Canada (National)
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of
B.C.
Dogwood Boxer Club
Group V Dog Club
Rottweiler Club of
Samoyed Association of
Canada
Canada (National)
Shetland Sheepdog Club of
Siberian Husky Club of
Terrier
Breeders
Association
of
B.C.
Canada
Canada
Western Canada Boxer Club
Western Canada Samoyed Club
Yorkshire Terrier Club of
B.C.
(National)

The Siberian Husky Club of Canada April 8, 9

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