Doberman Pinscher Club of America Saturday, September 26, 2015

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Entries close at 12 noon, Pacific Time, on Wednesday, September 02, 2015 at the
office of the Event Secretary, Doris Bandoian in Anaheim, CA, after which time,
entries cannot be accepted, cancelled, altered or substituted except as provided in
Chapter 11, Section 6 of the Dog Show Rules or Chapter 1, Section 16 of the Obedience
Regulations.
Premium List
Doberman Pinscher Club of America
(Member of the American Kennel Club)
(These events are unbenched and will be held indoors/outdoors)
Regional Specialty Show,
Sweepstakes, Veteran Sweepstakes, Junior Showmanship,
Obedience Trials & Rally Trials (Doberman Pinschers Only)
and the 90th National Specialty Show,
Futurity, Maturity, Sweepstakes, Veteran Sweepstakes,
Junior Showmanship
Obedience Trial & Rally Trial (Doberman Pinschers Only)
Obedience Trial & Rally Trial
Saturday & Sunday
Obedience Trial & Rally Trial
Tuesday
(All Trials - Doberman Pinschers Only)
Saturday, September 26, 2015
through
Saturday, October 03, 2015
Lancaster Host Resort & Conference Center
2300 Lincoln Highway East, Lancaster, PA 17602
Show & Trial Hours: 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM Each Day
Agility Trial Outdoors on Grass
Saturday - Monday
Separate Premium List
ATTENTION EXHIBITORS
THERE WILL BE PLENTY OF EXERCISE PENS AVAILABLE TO EXERCISE YOUR DOGS
DO NOT USE THE LAWNS AND GROUNDS FOR THIS PURPOSE
MAXIMUM OF FOUR (4) DOGS PER ROOM
NO DOGS TO BE LEFT UNCRATED IN UNATTENDED ROOMS
THESE AND OTHER SHOW RULES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
VIOLATORS WILL BE SUBJECT TO AN EVENT COMMITTEE HEARING
THERE WILL BE NO DAY-OF-SHOW MOTOR HOME PARKING
THERE WILL BE NO EXERCISE PENS SETUP IN THE BUILDING
LOSS OR DAMAGE: The Event 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 any accident or misfortune, to either dogs or exhibitors participating in these events. The welfare of an exhibitor’s children is
assumed to be the responsibility of the parents. It is distinctly understood that parents will exercise
control and restraint over their children on the days of the events.
TROPHIES: Trophies and prizes will be awarded in the judging rings to the person exhibiting the dog,
who will be considered to be the owner or agent of the owner. All claims for trophies and other prizes
must be made in the judging ring before the completion of the judging, and the Event Chairman advised
at once in the event of any discrepancy. Awards will NOT be mailed.
Plastic will be placed under dog crates, behind and against walls in guest rooms. Each crate must be out
away from the wall at least (8) eight inches or more.
Dogs WILL NOT be allowed in Hotel Restaurant & Lounge.
Guests WILL NOT be allowed to wash dogs in guest rooms or they may be asked to leave with no
refund.
There is a $50.00 non-refundable fee for all rooms with dogs. The Lancaster Host Resort & Conference
Center reserves the right to charge the individual's credit card for any cleaning and/or damages to the
hotel's property in amounts in excess of the cleaning deposit for damages sustained above reasonable
wear and tear.
There will be no whelping of puppies in the hotel.
It is our understanding that dogs will be sleeping in guest rooms. Any other arrangements will need to
be discussed with the Hotel prior to implementation. Dogs must remain in crates at all times while
unattended in guest room. Dogs may be allowed out of the crates while in the guest rooms only if dog is
attended by the owner. Please note that the guest rooms will be monitored daily. If this issue is being
abused, the guests will be asked to leave. In addition, the dogs are not allowed on the furniture.
The club reserves the right to substitute an unavailable prize for one of equal or greater value.
All trophies must be claimed each day of the events - None will be mailed.
The show giving club, the event secretary, their agents, employees, etc, assume no responsibility for
any loss, damage or injury sustained by exhibitors, handlers or to any of their dogs or property and
further assumes no responsibility for injury to children.
Doris Bandoian
Event Secretary
1220 N. Richfield Rd., Anaheim, CA 92807-1812
(714) 996-1489 • www.Bandoian-Butler.com
[email protected] • [email protected]
Permission has been granted by the
American Kennel Club for the holding
of this event under the American
Kennel Club rules and regulations.
James P. Crowley, Secretary
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Doberman Pinscher Club of America Officers
President ...................................................................................................................... Michelle Santana
First Vice President ..................................................................................................... Morris “Skip” Lee
Second Vice President ................................................................. Dr. Mary-Helene "Mimi" Brown MD
Treasurer ....................................................................................................................John Schoeneman
Recording Secretary ....................................................................................................... Theresa Mullen
Membership Secretary ........................................................................................... Lesley Reeves-Hunt
Corresponding Secretary .................................................................................................. Sandy Teague
3816 Heatherington Rd, Orlando, FL 32808
(407) 298-2345 e-mail [email protected]
AKC Delegate
Janet Van Wormer
Board of Directors
Susan Korp
Marjorie Brooks
Faye Strauss
Dr. May Jacobson
Sharon Pflueger
Adrian Woodfork
Event Committee
Tamra Rabold, Show Chairperson
1304 W. Sandy Ridge Rd., Monroe, NC 28112 [email protected] • 704-764-9317
Joanie Krieg, Convention Chairperson [email protected] • 765-278-4556
Janet Van Wormer, Show & Convention Co-Chairperson
[email protected] • 520-378-7299
Karen Fuss, Obedience & Rally Chairperson [email protected] • 636-451-2275
Carol Moore, Agility Trial Chairperson [email protected] • 614-619-7646
John Schoeneman, Convention Treasurer [email protected]
Joanie Krieg, Convention Hospitality [email protected]
Event Show Committee
Janet Van Wormer
John Schoeneman
Joanie Krieg
Judith A Smith
Tamra Rabold
Committee Chairs
Agility ................................................................................................................................... Carol Moore
Announcer ......................................................................................................................Barbara Bender
Apparel ........................................................................................................................... Sharon Pflueger
Breeders Education .......................................................................... Lisa Buroff and Cynthia Huckfeldt
Catalogs and Advertising .................................................................................. Susan Lombard-Hurrell
Catalog Sales ............................................................................................... Ann Koch & Libby Hargrove
CGC / TDI ............................................................................................................................ Patrice Kaizer
CHIC/DNA ............................................................................................................................Pam DeHetre
Chief Ring Steward-Conformation ........................................................................................ Judy Smith
Decorations ......................................................................................................................... Glenn Lajeski
DPCA Table/Registration ........................................................................... Ann Koch & Libby Hargrove
Exhibitors Education ..................................................................................................... Sharon Pflueger
Fundraiser for Health and Rescue ..................................................................................... Mimi Brown
Grounds ................................................................................................................................ George Ross
Health Seminars ................................................................................................Stephanie Rudick, DVM
International ........................................................................................................................... Hiroko Lee
Judges Education ................................................................................................................. Faye Strauss
Judges Hospitality ...........................................................................................................Alicia McCarthy
September 26 – October 3, 2015
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Media/Press Releases ...................................................................... Shani St. John & Michelle Kramer
National Fundraising ........................................................................................................... Stacy J. Sims
RV Parking ............................................................................................................................ George Ross
ROM Chair .......................................................................................................................... Eric Peterson
ROM Secretary .......................................................................................................................... Eve Auch
Top 20 .........................................................................................................................John Schoeneman
Trophies - Regional & National .................................................................................. Michelle Santana
Trophy Donations ........................................................................................................ Michelle Santana
Vendors ............................................................................................................................ Nancy Johnson
Webmaster ....................................................................................................................Michelle Kramer
Working Dog Sport ............................................................................................................... Victoria Hall
Show Photographer
The Winning Image
941 N. Garfield Rd., Bernville, PA 19506
(Only the Official Photographer
may take win pictures.)
Videographer
National Dog Show Video Pros
40 Junction Rd., South Berwick, ME 03908
(888) 808-0870
VETERINARIAN ON CALL & EMERGENCY
Lincoln Highway Vet Clinic
Ph. 717-393-2444
Mon-Wed & Thurs: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM / Tues & Fri 8:00 AM to 6:00PM
Pet Emergency Treatment Services, Inc.
930 N. Queen St., Lancaster, PA 17603
Ph. 717-295-7387
Mon-Fri: 6 PM to 8:00 AM; Sat & Sun: Open 24 Hours
“Exhibitors should follow their veterinarians' recommendation to assure their dogs
are free of internal and external parasites, any communicable diseases, and have
appropriate vaccinations.”
Special Notice
EXHIBITING OR HANDLING AT THE NATIONAL SPECIALTY: The National Show Coordinator and
the National Show Chairperson shall not exhibit or handle dogs at any DPCA National Specialty
Show. However, family members will be allowed to professionally handle dogs not owned or coowned by a family member. Also, family members may handle dogs owned or co-owned by a
family member in competitive Obedience & Rally Trials conducted in conjunction with the National Specialty Show. Members of the immediate family are husband, wife, father, mother, son,
daughter, brother or sister.
PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEOTAPING: “Commercial and independent still photography and videotaping or filming shall be conducted at the DPCA National Specialty Show and Convention. Your entry
in or attendance at the DPCA National Specialty Show and Convention constitutes your permission and consent to DPCA, its assignees and licensees, and all other persons photographing,
videotaping or filming to use the resulting photographic pictures, videotapes or films of yourself,
your agents/or your dogs for any purpose whatsoever and without payment or further release.”
Attention Exhibitors
The Event Site will be available to exhibitors beginning on Friday, September 25, 2015. Anyone
arriving prior to that date will be asked to move, if necessary. Dogs may remain at the event
site until Sunday, October 04, 2015.
Because of the carelessness of some exhibitors, show sites all over the United States are becoming more difficult to obtain as time goes on. The Doberman Pinscher Club of America is very
appreciative of having the facilities of the Lancaster Host Resort & Convention Center for its
Specialty Events. We ask your cooperation in cleaning up after yourselves and your dogs. Exhibitors will be responsible for policing their own rooms, grooming area, and parking area.
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Tentative Schedule of Events
Information and Reservations for Seminars and Health Testing will be listed on the
Doberman Pinscher Club of America website: www.dpca.org
Round Robin Tournament:
Time & Location to be announced
Chapter Club Meeting
Regional Specialty, Saturday Sept. 26, 2015
DNA Blood Draw
Sweepstakes: Mrs. Lisa Buroff
Barn Hunt Trials: 2 Trials - AM & PM
Conformation: Mrs. Sonya Caroline Sloan - Dogs
www.barnhuntcasagrande.com
and Puppy Bitches 6-9, 9-12. All classes divided Agility Top 20
by color.
Board Meeting
Agility Trial #1, See Premium list for classes
National Wednesday Sept. 30, 2015
*Dobermans Only – Lori Sage
Obedience/Rally Trials (Dobermans Only) Satur- All Futurity and Maturity Classes:
Jocelyn Mullins
day, Sept. 26 (AM), Nancy Withers - Nov. A&B,
Open A&B, Utility A&B. Saturday, Sept. 26 (PM), Agility Seminar - Dudley Fontaine
Pat Hess - Beg. Nov. A&B, All Rally classes - Nov. CGC/TDI
International Meeting
A&B, Adv. A&B, Exc. A&B
DNA Blood Draw
OC Match
Obedience Top 20
Regional Specialty - continued, Sunday Sept. Board Meeting
After Agility Setup, Friday Sept. 25, 2015
Agility B Match
27, 2015
Conformation: Douglas M. Matson - Bitches 1218, Adult Bitches, Intersex, Non Regular Classes,
Jr. Showmanship
Agility Trial #2, See premium list for classes
*Dobermans Only – Lori Sage
Obedience/Rally Trials, Sunday, Sept. 27 (AM),
Pat Hess - Nov. A&B, Open A&B, Utility A&B.
Sunday, Sept. 27 (PM), Nancy Withers - Beg.
Nov. A&B, All Rally classes - Nov. A&B, Adv.
A&B, Exc. A&B
WAE (Working Aptitude Evaluation)
National Monday Sept. 28, 2015
DPCA Registration
Agility Trial *Dobermans only – Lori Sage
WAE (Working Aptitude Evaluation)
Annual Meeting/Welcome Party
ROM and WAE awards (Photo op following
awards)
Breeders Seminar
OC Match
Conformation Top 20/award announcement
Board Meeting
National Tuesday Sept. 29, 2015
Obedience/Rally Trial *Dobermans only Tuesday, Sept. 29, Ms Janet Lewis - Beg. Nov. A&B,
Utility A&B. Mrs. John Landis - Open A&B, Novice A&B. Ms. Pat Fallon - All Rally classes, Nov.
A&B, Adv. A&B, Exc. A&B
Exhibitors Seminar
DPCA Generation Forward Meet and Greet
National Thursday October 1, 2015
DPCA Sweepstakes: Leslie Hall
DPCA All Dog Classes: Mr. Douglas Dean Jensen
DPCA Veteran Dog: Mr. Douglas Dean Jensen
DPCA Stud Dog: Douglas Dean Jensen
Health Seminars
Nose Work Seminar
Board Meeting
Night Walk: Dusk
National Friday October 2, 2015
DPCA All Bitch Classes: Ms. Diane Butler
DPCA Veteran Bitch: Ms. Diane Butler
DPCA Brood Bitch: Ms. Diane Butler
Judges Education Seminar: Registration 11:30
am, Seminar 12:00 pm
Junior Jamboree Party (after all bitch judging)
DPCA Health/Rescue Fund Raiser
Parade of Rescues
Judith Felton Award, Lifetime Achievement
Award, Good Guy Award
Board Meeting
National Saturday October 3, 2015
DPCA Junior Showmanship: Mrs. Patricia (Pat)
Hastings
DPCA Intersex, Best Puppy, Best Bred By: Mrs.
Patricia (Pat) Hastings
Top Twenty Junior Showcase (during lunch
break)
Judges Education Ring Side Mentoring
Wind Down Party
“Meet & Greet” party preceding Round Robin Tournament.
Tuesday, approximately 2:00 pm ~ Please Join us.
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2015 RV Parking Reservation Form
Parking fee is for Friday 9/25 through Saturday 10/3 There will be no prorating of the parking fee.
All parking will be in designated areas, determined by the parking attendant. Some spots may
have black water disposal. September 1, 2015 is the deadline for RV parking refund.
** IF YOU WANT TO PARK NEXT TO SOMEONE, YOU MUST SEND RESERVATIONS TOGETHER**
September 1, 2015 DEADLINE FOR RV PARKING REFUND
Name: ____________________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________
City: State/Province: _________________________________________________
Country/Zip/Postal Code: _____________________________________________
Phone: ________________________________ Cell: _______________________
E-mail address: _____________________________________________________
What is your expected arrival date ? ________________
Approximate arrival time ______________
Circle one:
Motor Home
Trailer
Total length of unit: _________________
License plate #: __________________
State Registered: _______________
Handicapped parking #: ________________ (Valid handicap sticker required)
All parking is at your own risk. Neither the DPCA nor the Lancaster Host Resort & Conference
Center will assume any responsibility for fire, theft, loss or damage to the vehicle(s) or contents.
Parking with no electrical hookup for the week: $375.00; at the gate for the week; $400.00.
Payment in FULL must accompany this reservation form, Payable to DPCA
Payment must be made in US Funds and drawn on a US bank. There will be a $35.00 service
charge for any check not honored by the bank. No refund for cancellations made after September 1, 2015.
Please include a self-addressed stamped envelope for acknowledgement.
Mail reservation form with check or money order to:
c/o John Schoeneman
5361 Bedfordshire Ave
Harrisburg, NC 28075
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2015
Date: Sunday, September 27 Evaluator: Eve Auch. No Limit. Sponsored by Long Island DPC and
Metropolitan Baltimore DPC.
Monday, September 28 Evaluator: John Schoeneman 25 Dog Limit
Start Time both days: Walk-through at 7:45AM, Evaluation at 8:00A.M.
Preferred Day :Sunday______Monday______No preference______Conflicts:______
If your dog passes the WAE today and there by earns a Working Aptitude Certificate, copies of existing
titles must be attached to this entry form if you wish them to be included on the WAC. If this evaluation
completes requirements for a ROM and you have attached copies of required titles, all data will be forwarded to the ROM Secretary. Otherwise, you are responsible for sending all data to the ROM Secretary.
Eligibility:
1.
This event is open to Doberman Pinschers Only.
2.
Must be18 months of age or older.
3. Must be AKC registered or have an AKC, CKC, PAL/ILP number. In addition,
dogs registered in a foreign country that is on the AKC list of acceptable registries
may participate.
4. Bitches in heat are eligible but will be tested last.
5.
Must be of an allowed color. Z factored dogs are eligible with proof of spay/neuter
Entries will be accepted in the following order:
1. Champions with approved performance titles (photo copies required)
2.
Champions or dogs with approved performance titles (photo copies required)
3.
All other registered Doberman Pinschers.
Entry Fee:
1. Entry fee is $40.00. Make check payable to DPCA in U.S. funds and mail to Eve Auch, 11778
Tinkers Landing, Truckee, CA 96161
2.
Entry fee is non-refundable; No entry will be accepted without fee
3.
Pre-entries must be received by Wednesday, September 2, 2015
4.
Pre-registration is strongly recommended but we will accept same day entries if slots are
available
Other:
1. Participants must report to the registration table between 7:00AM and 7:30AM on the
morning of the evaluation in order to verify data and sign the DPCA Working
Aptitude for Temperament Entry Form. A cell phone number will be provided
upon registration in case there is a scheduling problem the day of the evaluation.
2. The evaluator will provide an overview and instruction for all participants at 7:45AM.
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[email protected]
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From Allentown:
Take Route 222 South to Route 30 East. The hotel is on the right side approximately 5
miles ahead (1-1/2 hours).
From Baltimore:
Take I-83 North to Route 30 East. The hotel is on the right side approximately 30 miles
ahead (1-1/2 hours).
From Harrisburg:
Take Route 283 East to Route 30 East. The hotel is on the right side approximately 40
miles ahead (1 hour).
From Philadelphia:
Take the PA Turnpike West (1-76 West) to Exit 286. Then take Route 222 South about 20
minutes to Route 30 East. The hotel is about 5 miles ahead on the right (1-1/2 hours).
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NATIONAL RESERVED SEATING
Your Contact Information:
Name:______________________________________________________
Address_____________________________________________________
City:______________________State:_______Zip: ___________________
Phone:__________________ Email:______________________________
$150.00 (without catalog)
$175.00 (with catalog)
Color choices: Purple, Red, Blue 1st Choice________2nd Choice_________
10 Letter Embroidery: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
Make National Reserved Seating checks payable to DPCA.
Mail to:
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John Schoeneman
Or Pay by PayPal at: http://dpca.org/shop
5631 Bedfordshire Avenue
Harrisburg, NC 28075
ACCOMMODATIONS
1-800-233-0121
http://www.lancasterhost.com
Reservations: Call 1-800-233-0121 or 1-717-299-5500 and ask for Reservations.
(Not online as it will show booked because of the rooms blocked for our event.)
Room rates: Single/double $119.00 per night plus applicable taxes. Triple/quad $129.00 per night
plus applicable taxes. All rates include breakfast buffet. A one-time $50.00 no-refundable deposit
will be charged per rooms with dogs. The hotel has a 4 dogs per room limit for all national and
regional events. Those without dogs will not be required to pay a deposit.
Guaranteed Reservations
Will be accompanied by a first night room charge, non-refundable deposit and guaranteed with a
credit card.
Cancellation Policy
A three-night room & tax fee will be charged if reservations are cancelled after August 26, 2015.
HOTEL DOG SHOW RULES
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Maximum of four (4) crated dogs per guestroom. All will be of the same breed or of similar
size. Total of 4 includes puppies and companion animals.
No uncrated dogs in the guestrooms unattended.
Plastic sheeting must be under all crates in rooms.
Bedspreads will be removed.
Pets are not permitted in suites other than suites within the GROUP’S Master Account.
RESORT has arranged a designated pet area for dogs to relieve themselves. It is the responsibility of the dog owners/guardian to clean up after their animals. Pets are not allowed on the
golf course or in the outdoor pool courtyard.
Animals are not allowed in Main Lobby (other than entering or leaving the assigned meeting/
exhibit space), in restaurants or other common areas.
RESORT linens/towels may not be used to wash pets. Guests to provide own shampoo and
towels. Dog wash area is located at the White Barn next to the Expo Center.
No bathing or grooming of dogs in any part of the hotel (this includes guestrooms).
No dogs allowed in the restaurant, lounge, pool or pool area, fitness center, meeting
rooms or public restrooms.
Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times when outside of guestrooms.
Observe “no dog” posted areas.
Do not allow your dog to urinate or defecate on the hotel buildings or on the
landscaped areas of the hotel.
Always clean up after your dog and deposit it in the trash receptacles throughout the
show grounds.
Please do not let your dog become a nuisance to your neighbor. There will be non-dog guests
in the hotel. Excessive barking will be reported to the show committee, and repeat violators
will be asked to leave.
The hotel reserves the right to expel those who fail to comply with the posted regulations.
AIRPORTS
Baltimore-Washington International (BWI) is approximately 95 miles from Host Hotel
Philadelphia International (PHL) is approximately 62 miles from Host Hotel
Harrisburg International Airport (MDT) is approximately 36 miles from Host Hotel
Lancaster Airport (LSN) is approximately 11 miles from Host Hotel
TRANSPORTATION: Complimentary transportation from the Lancaster Airport and Amtrak train
station in Lancaster. These arrangements need to be made at least 3 days prior to scheduled pick up.
For Hire
Friendly Transportation • 1-800-795-FAST •1-717-392-2222•www.friendlytransportation.com
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Health & Rescue Awards Dinner
Please join us Friday Night, October 2
For our Fundraising Dinner for Health & Rescue,
Announcement of Judith Felton Award, Lifetime Achievement Award,
Good Guy Award, Parade of Rescues, Silent Auction and Raffle
featuring Doberman Pinscher Memorabilia.
See www.DPCA.org website for Parade of Rescue Information.
Mimi Brown – [email protected] L. Michelle Lewis – [email protected]
National Catalog Advertising
Deadline: August 20, 2015 (FIRM)
Color Full Page - One Photo $90.00, No Photo $75.00
Each additional color photo in ad will be $15.00
Black & White Full Page - One Photo $65.00 / No Photo $55.00
Each additional b/w photo in ad will be $10.00
Discount Rate: 3 or more full page ads (Dogs with same Kennel Name) $10.00 deducted
off each page.
ALL ads must be submitted CAMERA-READY.
Custom pages can be done for an additional cost.
Ad size not to exceed: 4 1/2" x 7 3/16”
DPCA CATALOG ADVERTISING
Your Contact Information:
Name:______________________________________________________
Phone:__________________ Email:______________________________
Total enclosed for Ads USD $_____________________
Payment must be made in US Funds and drawn on a US bank. There will be
a $35.00 service charge for any check not honored by the bank.
Make checks payable to DPCA and mail to the following address along with
This form with text and photo(s) to be included in your ad.
Send to:
Susan Lombard
7890 Clark Mills Road
Whitesboro, NY 13492 USA
Email camera-ready ads and copy to : [email protected]
The DPCA reserves the right to refuse any advertisement which it deems inappropriate.
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When a dog is entered in more than one class under each event number, the
highest priced class is considered the first entry.
MAIL ENTRIES WITH FEES MADE PAYABLE TO:
Doberman Pinscher Club of America / (DPCA)
c/o Doris Bandoian, Event Secretary
1220 N. Richfield Rd.
Anaheim, CA 92807-1812
**FAX ENTRIES NOT ACCEPTED**
Entry Fees
(both National & Regional where applicable)
First Entry of a Dog
$40.00
Each Additional Entry of the Same Dog Unless Otherwise Specified
$30.00
Puppy Sweepstakes (Must be entered in a regular class) Each Specialty
$23.00
Veteran Sweepstakes (Need NOT be entered in another class) Each Specialty
$23.00
Futurity (Must be entered in a regular class) National Only
$23.00
Maturity (Must be entered in a regular class) National Only
$23.00
Junior Showmanship ONLY (or as an additional entry)
$18.00
First *Obedience Entry of Each Dog
$40.00
Additional *Obedience entry of the same dog as per AKC Obedience Rules
$30.00
First *Rally Entry of Each Dog
$40.00
Additional *Rally entry of the same dog as per AKC Rally Rules
$30.00
* In Obedience & Rally Classes Requiring Jumps, entry form must include jump height.
(Jump Height Order: Obedience and Rally classes will run short to tall at every trial.)
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America will NOT be accepting Rally and
Obedience entries for Dogs listed in the AKC Canine Partners Program, which includes
All American/Mixed Breed dogs.
ATTENTION EXHIBITORS:
THE DOBERMAN PINSCHER CLUB OF AMERICA DOES NOT AGREE TO ARBITRATE
CLAIMS AS SET FORTH ON THE OFFICIAL AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB
ENTRY FORM FOR THESE EVENTS.
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SWEEPSTAKES
Regional / National Specialty
The Sweepstakes is open to all Doberman Pinschers who are 6 months & under 18 months of age
on the day of the show. Dogs entered in Sweepstakes must also be entered in a Regular Class.
Indicate Sweepstakes and age division on the regular entry form under “Additional Classes”.
Sweepstakes Classification
(Same Classes for Dog & Bitches / Classes are all divided by color - Black & AOAC)
Puppy, 6 months & under 9 months • Puppy, 9 months & under 12 months
Junior, 12 months & under 18 months
Prize Money
35% of all entry fees will be retained by the club for expenses. The remainder will be divided by
class as follows:
First - 40% Second - 30%
Third - 20% Fourth - 10%
SWEEPSTAKES PRIZES
The following prizes are offered by the Doberman Pinscher Club of America unless otherwise
specified.
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America offers Rosettes for Best in Sweepstakes, Best Puppy in
Sweepstakes and Best Junior in Sweepstakes.
Best in Sweepstakes. Wet Coat with National Logo
Best Puppy in Sweepstakes. Towel Set with National Logo
Best Junior in Sweepstakes. Towel Set with National Logo
First through Fourth in Each Sweepstakes Class. Hand Towel with National Logo / Beverage
Tumbler with National Logo
VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES
Regional / National Specialties
The Veteran Sweepstakes is open to all Doberman Pinschers who are seven (7) years or older on
the date of the Veteran Sweepstakes judging. There is no requirement that the dog or bitch be
entered in any other class at this show. Veterans may be spayed or neutered.
Veteran Sweepstakes Classification
(Same Classes for Dog & Bitches / Classes are all divided by color - Black & AOAC)
Veteran 7 years & under 9 years • Veteran 9 years & under 11 years
Veteran 11 years and over
Prize Money
25% will be withheld to defray the expenses of the Veteran Sweepstakes. All remaining monies
will be divided as follows:
Class Winners................................................................................................................ ........80%
Best in Veteran Sweepstakes ...............................................................................................20%
Veteran Sweepstakes Prizes
specified.
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America offers Rosettes for Best in Veteran Sweepstakes & First
in Each Veteran Sweepstakes Class.
Best in Veteran Sweepstakes. Small Tote and goodies with National Logo / Towel Set with
National Logo
First in Each Veteran Sweepstakes Class. Hand Towel with National Logo / Beverage Tumbler
with National Logo
NOTE: There will be no placement beyond First Place in Veteran Sweepstakes
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office of the Event Secretary, Doris Bandoian, 1220 N. Richfield Rd., Anaheim, CA.,
92807-1812, after which time, entries cannot be accepted, cancelled, altered or substituted except as provided in Chapter 11, Section 6 of the Dog Show Rules or Chapter
1, Section 16 of the Obedience Regulations.
Premium List
Regional Specialty Show, Sweepstakes, Veteran Sweepstakes,
Junior Showmanship, Obedience & Rally Trial
Event #2015075902, 2015075912, 2015075903, 2015075907
Obedience & Rally Trial
Event #2015075904, 2015075910
Obedience & Rally Trials - Doberman Pinschers Only
Entries will be accepted until a full eight hours of judging has been reached for each Obedience Trial
Each Rally Trial is limited to 80 entries
Saturday, September 26, 2015 & Sunday, September 27, 2015
These events are unbenched and will be held indoors/outdoors
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2015 DPCA REGIONAL SPECIALTY JUDGES
Mrs. Sonya Caroline Sloan ………………..….114 Realm Drive, Parapararumu, Kapiti Coast,
New Zealand 5032
All Regular Dog Classes & 6-9/9-12 Regular Bitch Classes Conformation
Mr. Douglas M. Matson ...........................6721 N. Seneca St, Witchita, KS 67204-1418
12-18/Adult Regular Bitch Classes, Non-Regular Classes & Intersex/Breed
Mr. Douglas M. Matson ...........................6721 N. Seneca St, Witchita, KS 67204-1418
Junior Showmanship
Mrs. Lisa R. Burroff ..................................6101 Foxcroft Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89108
Sweepstakes & Veteran Sweepstakes
Mrs. Patricia Hess .............................. 1500 Accokeek Rd., Accokeek , MD 20607-9517
Obedience Trial #1: Beginner Novice A & B • All Rally Classes
Mrs. Nancy K. Withers .............................. 15 Hain Ave., Wernersville, PA 19565-1903
Obedience/Rally Trial #1: Novice A & B; Open A & B; Utility A & B
Mrs. Nancy K. Withers .............................. 15 Hain Ave., Wernersville, PA 19565-1903
Obedience/Rally Trial #2: Beginner Novice A & B • All Rally Classes
Mrs. Patricia Hess .............................. 1500 Accokeek Rd., Accokeek , MD 20607-9517
Obedience/Rally Trial #2: Novice A & B; Open A & B; Utility A & B
2015 REGIONAL RIBBON & ROSETTE PRIZES
Regular Classes
First Prize
Blue Ribbon
Second Prize
Red Ribbon
Third Prize
Yellow Ribbon
Fourth Prize
White Ribbon
Winners
Purple Rosette
Reserve Winners
Purple & White Rosette
Best of Winners
Blue & White Rosette
Best of Breed
Purple & Gold Rosette
Best of Opposite Sex to
Best of Breed
Red & White Rosette
Select
Light Blue & White Rosette
Obedience
Highest Scoring Dog in the
Regular Obed. Classes
Blue & Gold Rosette
Highest Combined Score in
Open B & Utility Obed. Blue & Green Rosette
Qual. Obed. Score
Non-Regular Classes
First Prize
Second Prize
Third Prize
Fourth Prize
Best Junior Handler
Best in Sweeps
Best Puppy in Sweeps
Best Junior in Sweeps
Best Veteran in Sweeps
Superior Quality Specimen
Best Puppy in Puppy Classes
Best Bred By Exhibitor
Best Veteran
Best Veteran Dog
Best Veteran Bitch
Rose Ribbon
Brown Ribbon
Light Green Ribbon
Gray Ribbon
Rose & Green Rosette
Pink & Green Rosette
Dark Green Rosette
Dark Green Rosette
Dark Green Rosette
Dark Green Rosette
Dark Green Rosette
Dark Green Rosette
Rally
Highest Combined Score
In Adv B & Exc B
Qual. Rally Score
Blue & Green Rosette
Dark Green Ribbon
Dark Green Ribbon
Highest Scoring CH of Record Dark Green Ribbon
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Classifications
Please Note: Regional Specialty Classes Are Divided By Color
The following classes will be provided for both dogs and bitches
Puppy – 6 mos and under 9 mos, Black
Puppy – 6 mos and under 9 mos, AOAC
Puppy – 9 mos and under 12 mos, Black
Puppy – 9 mos and under 12 mos, AOAC
12 mos and under 18 mos, Black
12 mos and under 18 mos, AOAC
Amateur Owner Handler, Black
Amateur Owner Handler, AOAC
Bred by Exhibitor, Black
Bred by Exhibitor, AOAC
American Bred, Black
American Bred, AOAC
Open, Black
Open, AOAC
Winners
BEST OF BREED COMPETITION
The following categories of dogs may be entered and shown in Best of Breed competition: Dogs that
are Champions of Record. Dogs which according to their owners records have completed the
requirements for a championship but whose championships are unconfirmed. The entry and showing
of dogs whose championships are unconfirmed is limited to a period of 90 days from the date of the
show where a dog completed the requirements for a championship according to the owner’s records.
If, at the end of the 90 day period, the championship of a dog has not been confirmed by AKC, no
further entries of the dog for Best of Breed competition are to be made until its championship has
been confirmed by AKC.
GRAND CHAMPION SELECT
When quality warrants, after Best of Breed and Best of Opposite Sex are awarded, a Select Dog (SD)
and Select Bitch (SB) may be chosen from the remaining Champions (Non Regular Class winners that
are Champions and Qualify for BOB are eligible) - (WD or WB are not eligible) (AKC Dog Show Rules,
Chapter 3, Section 14, Effective 5-12-10)
SUPERIOR QUALITY SPECIMEN
All Champions of Record competing in Best of Breed are eligible for Superior Quality Specimen
Rosettes with the exception of the Best of Breed, Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed, Select Dog
& Select Bitch. The judge may select up to TEN individual specimens from the Intersex Competition
of superior quality.
AMATEUR OWNER HANDLER CLASS ELIGIBILITY
For non-champion dogs at least 6 months of age. Dogs must be handled in the class by the registered
owner of the dog. Entry is limited to exhibitors who have never been a professional handler, an AKCapproved conformation judge, or employed as an assistant to a professional handler. Additionally, members of the immediate family or household of a current professional handler are ineligible for this class (as
defined in Chapter 11, Section 13 of the AKC Dog Show Rules). Professional handlers are defined as any
person who belongs to a professional handlers’ organization, distributes rate cards, or otherwise advertise
or represent themselves as handling dogs for pay.
BRED-BY-EXHIBITOR CLASS ELIGIBILITY
All dogs entered in the Bred-By-Exhibitor Class must be individually registered with the AKC. The person handling the dog must be a breeder of record of the dog and an owner of record of the dog. Family members must be both a breeder and owner of record to exhibit in the class. Best Bred-ByExhibitor will be selected from the Bred-By-Exhibitor winners following the judging of Best of Breed &
Award of Merit Competition. Only dogs not defeated in the Bred-By-Exhibitor Class are eligible to
compete.
BEST PUPPY CLASS ELIGIBILITY
Best Puppy will be selected from the Puppy Class winners (6-9, 9-12) following the judging of Best of
Breed & Superior Quality Specimen Competition. Only dogs not defeated in a Puppy Class are eligible
to compete.
BEST BRED-BY-EXHIBITOR CLASS ELIGIBILITY
Best Bred-by-Exhibitor will be selected from the Bred-by-Exhibitor Class winners following the judging
of Best of Breed & Superior Quality Specimen Competition. Only dogs not defeated in a Bred-byExhibitor Class are eligible to compete.
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BEST VETERAN CLASS ELIGIBILITY
Best Veteran Dog will be selected from the Veteran Dog Class winners following the judging of
Best of Breed & Superior Quality Specimen Competition. Best Veteran Bitch will be selected from
the Veteran Bitch Class winners following the judging of Best of Breed & Superior Quality Specimen Competition. Best Veteran will then be selected from Best Veteran Dog & Best Veteran
Bitch. Only dogs not defeated in a Veteran Class are eligible to compete.
NON-REGULAR (ADDITIONAL) CLASSES INVOLVING SINGLE DOG ENTRIES
Veteran 7 years & under 9 years, Black
Veteran 7 years & under 9 years, AOAC
Veteran 11 years & over, Black
Veteran 11 years & over, AOAC
Veteran Class Dogs and Bitches may be neutered or spayed.
Each First Place Winner in Veteran Classes is Eligible to Compete for Best of Breed
Working Sport Class: Must have one of the following titles: IPO 1, 2 and 3, SchH 1, 2 and 3 or VPG
1, 2 and 3.
Winners are eligible for Best of Breed Competition if undefeated in any other class.
NON-REGULAR (ADDITIONAL) CLASSES INVOLVING MULTIPLE DOG ENTRIES
STUD DOG CLASS – For Stud Dogs & two (& only two) of their Get. Stud Dogs must be entered in
the Stud Dog Class & must be shown in the ring with their Get. Owner of Stud Dog need not necessarily be owner of Get. Get only to be judged, based on the merits of the Get. While the merits
of the Stud Dog are not to be considered in the placement of the entry, the Stud Dog must be
examined to determine if it has a condition that would require its disqualification or excusal under the Dog Show Rules, AKC policy, or the standard for its breed. Get must be entered in a Regular Class, Best of Breed Competition or some other Non-Regular Class.
BROOD BITCH CLASS - same as for Stud Dog except substitute Brood Bitch for Stud Dog and
Produce for Get.
NOTE: As the judge’s decision in the Non-Regular Classes involving Multiple Dog Entries is based
on the merits of more than one dog or bitch, no one of the dogs or bitches making up the entry
judged first in these classes will be eligible to compete for Best of Breed by virtue of having won
these classes.
2015 REGIONAL OBEDIENCE & RALLY TRIALS
Entries in Obedience & Rally Classes Requiring Jumps Must Include Dogs' Jump Height
Jump Height Order Small to Tall for Each Trial / Rally Ring Size: 40’x50’
Qualifying Score required for all prizes in all classes.
All prizes must be picked up day of show - none will be mailed.
A Dark Green Qualifying Ribbon will be given to each dog attaining a Qualifying Score.
Transfers will be allowed at this trial per AKC Regulations. Dog means either sex.
Refunds will be given for Bitches who come into season after the close of entries (less $10 administrative fee) provided a veterinarian certificate and written request is presented to the Event
Secretary 30 minutes prior to the beginning of judging.
OBEDIENCE CLASSIFICATIONS
Regular Classes: Novice A, Novice B, Open A, Open B, Utility A, Utility B
Optional Titling Classes: Beginner Novice A, Beginner Novice B
RALLY CLASSIFICATIONS
Regular Classes: Novice A, Novice B, Advanced A, Advanced B, Excellent A, Excellent B
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JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP
Novice Junior Class - shall be for boys and girls who are at least 9 years old and under 12 years old on
the day of the show and who at the time entries close have not won three (3) first place awards, with
competition present, in a Novice Class at a licensed or member show.
Novice Intermediate Class - shall be for boys and girls who are at least 12 years old and under 15 years
old on the day of the show and who at the time entries close have not won three (3) first place awards,
with competition present, in a Novice Class at a licensed or member show.
Novice Senior Class - shall be for boys and girls who are at least 15 years old and under 18 years old on
Open Junior Class - shall be for boys and girls who are at least 9 years old and under 12 years old on the
day of the show and who at the time entries close have won three (3) first place awards, with competition present, in a Novice Class at a licensed or member show.
Open Intermediate Class - shall be for boys and girls who are at least 12 years old and under 15 years
old on the day of the show and who at the time entries close have won three (3) first place awards, with
Open Senior Class - shall be for boys and girls who are at least 15 years old and under 18 years old on
the day of the show and who at the time entries close have won three (3) first place awards, with competition present, in a Novice Class at a licensed or member show.
Master Class - for boys and girls who are at least 9 years old and under 18 years on the day of the show,
and who have won the 10 first place wins in an Open class with competition to be eligible to enter the
Limited Class Competition. The calendar for this class will be consistent with the eligibility dates for the
AKC Eukanuba National Championship. All Juniors meeting the criteria for this class are required to
enter the Master Class and may change their entry the day of the show if entries have already closed.
Once the eligibility time frame for that year has passed all participants return to the Open Class to complete for the following year.
NOTICE: Junior Handlers must include their AKC JUNIOR HANDLER NUMBER on each entry.
You may obtain your junior identification number by calling the AKC, Judges Education Department
(919) 233-9767.
Notice
Juniors with a dog also entered in another class offered at this show who substitute a dog not entered in
this show must remit the difference between junior only and junior as an additional class entry fee.
Juniors who have entered Junior Showmanship only who then substitute another dog will not be
charged a further fee.
REGIONAL SPECIALTY PRIZES
specified. All prizes must be picked up day of show - none will be mailed.
BREED PRIZES
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America offers Rosettes for Best of Breed, Best of Opposite Sex
to Best of Breed, Best of Winners, Winners Dog, Winners Bitch, Reserve Winners Dog, Reserve
Winners Bitch, Best Puppy, Best Bred by Exhibitor, Best Veteran Dog & Best Veteran Bitch.
Best of Breed. The Doberman Pinscher Club of America offers the Official 2½" Silver Tone Doberman Pinscher Club of America Medallion Featuring a Doberman Head on the Obverse and a Full
Doberman on the Reverse.
Picnic Time Chair with National Logo
Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed. Picnic Time Chair with National Logo
Best of Winners. 8” x 10” Picture Frame
Winners Dog & Bitch. Picnic Time Chair with National Logo
Reserve Winners Dog & Bitch. Set of Bath Towels with National Logo
Best Puppy. Set of Bath Towels with National Logo
Best Bred by Exhibitor. Set of Bath Towels with National Logo
Best Veteran. Set of Bath Towels with National Logo
First in Each Regular & Non-Regular Class. Duffle Bag with National Logo
Second through Fourth in Each Regular & Non-Regular Class.
Small Tote Bag & Hand Towel with National Logo
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REGIONAL SPECIALTY SHOW (cont’d)
JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP PRIZES
Best Junior Handler. The Doberman Pinscher Club of America offers the Official Bronze Tone
Doberman Pinscher Club of America Medallion 2½'' Featuring a Doberman Head on the Obverse
& a Full Doberman on the Reverse.
First through Fourth in Each Class.
Duffle Bag with National Logo
OBEDIENCE TRIAL #1 PRIZES
Highest Scoring Dog in Regular Classes .
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America offers the Official 2½" Silver Tone Doberman Pinscher
Club of America Medallion Featuring a Doberman Head on the Obverse and a Full Doberman on
the Reverse.
Highest Scoring Dog in Open B & Utility Combined.
Set of Bath Towels with National Logo
Highest Scoring AKC Champion of Record in Regular Classes.
First in Each Class. 8” x 10” Picture Frame
Second through Fourth in Each Class. 4” x 6” Picture Frame
RALLY TRIAL #1 PRIZES
Highest Scoring Dog in Rally Advanced B & Excellent B Combined.
First in Each Class. 8” x 10” Picture Frame
Second through Fourth in Each Class. 4” x 6” Picture Frame
OBEDIENCE TRIAL #2 PRIZES
Highest Scoring Dog in Regular Classes .
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America offers the Official 2½" Silver Tone Doberman Pinscher
the Reverse.
Picture Frame
Duffle Bag with National Logo
RALLY TRIAL #2 PRIZES
Small Tote Bag with Hand Cloth with National Logo
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office of the Event Secretary, Doris Bandoian, 1220 N. Richfield Rd., Anaheim, CA.,
92807-1812, after which time, entries cannot be accepted, cancelled, altered or substituted except as provided in Chapter 11, Section 6 of the Dog Show Rules or Chapter
1, Section 16 of the Obedience Regulations.
Premium List
90th National Specialty Show
Futurity ~ Maturity
Sweepstakes ~ Veteran Sweepstakes
Junior Showmanship
Obedience Trial ~ Rally Trial
Event #2015075905, 2015075911, 2015075913, 2015075914, 2015075916
National
Monday, September 28, 2015 - Saturday, October 3, 2015
These events are unbenched and will be held indoors/outdoors
IS THE OFFICIAL SPONSOR
OF THESE EVENTS
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2015 DPCA NATIONAL JUDGES
Mr. Douglas Dean Jensen ................. 2704 N. Webb Rd., Grand Island, NE 68803-1342
All Regular and Non-Regular Dog Classes
Ms. Diane (Di) Butler ....................... 35 Meadowside Common Road, Lingfield, Surrey,
England, RH7 6BY, 01342832695
All Regular and Non-Regular Bitch Classes
Jocelyn Mullins ............................ 8164 Columbus Pike, Lewis Center, OH 43035-9410
Futurity & Maturity
Leslie Hall ....................................................16119 Picket Ln., Hudson, FL 34667-7502
Sweepstakes & Veteran Sweepstakes
Mrs. Patricia (Pat) Hastings .................... 17195 SW Division St, Aloha, OR 97007-2110
Intersex, Junior Showmanship, Best Puppy, Best Bred By Exhibitor
Mr. John D Landis .......................... 2451 Wassergrass Rd, Hellertown, PA 18055-2111
Novice A & B; Open A & B
Ms. Janet Lewis .........................................7269 Loop Rd, Huntingdon, PA 16652-4361
Beginner Novice A & B; Utility A & B
Ms. Pat Fallon ................................ 4900 Colonial Dr., Mechanicsburg, PA 17055-4803
All Rally Classes
2015 NATIONAL RIBBON PRIZES
Regular Classes
First Prize
Blue Rosette
Second Prize
Red Rosette
Third Prize
Yellow Rosette
Fourth Prize
White Rosette
Winners
Purple Rosette
Reserve Winners
Purple & White Rosette
Best of Winners
Blue & White Rosette
Best of Breed
Purple & Gold Rosette
Best of Opposite Sex to
Best of Breed
Red & White Rosette
Select
Light Blue & White Rosette
Obedience & Rally
Highest Scoring Dog in the
Regular Obed. Classes
Blue & Gold Rosette
Open B & Utility Obed. Blue & Green Rosette
High Scoring CH of Record Dark Green Rosette
Qual. Obed. Score
Dark Green Rosette
Adv B & Exc B Rally.
Qual. Rally Score
Dark Green Rosette
Maturity Classes
Best Junior Division
Previous Year’s 6 month through 12 month
Best Senior Division
Previous Year’s 12 month through 15 month +
Grand Prize Maturity Winner
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Non-Regular Classes
First Prize
Second Prize
Third Prize
Fourth Prize
Rose Rosette
Brown Rosette
Light Green Rosette
Gray Rosette
Special Prizes
Superior Quality Specimen
Dark Green Rosette
Best Puppy in Puppy Classes Dark Green Rosette
Best Bred By Exhibitor
Dark Green Rosette
Best Veteran
Dark Green Rosette
Best Veteran Dog
Dark Green Rosette
Best Veteran Bitch
Dark Green Rosette
Best Junior Handler
Rose & Green Rosette
Futurity Classes
Best 6-9 Futurity Puppy
Reserve 6-9 Futurity Puppy
Best 9-12 Futurity Puppy
Reserve 9-12 Puppy
Best Futurity Puppy
Best 12-15 Junior
Reserve 12-15 Junior
Best 15-Plus Junior
Reserve 15-Plus Junior
Best Futurity Junior
Grand Prize Futurity Winner
Classifications (National)
NATIONAL SPECIALTY CLASSES ARE ALL DIVIDED BY COLOR
Black & AOAC (Any Other Allowed Color)
Puppy – 6 mos & under 9 mos, Black
Puppy – 6 mos & under 9 mos, AOAC
Puppy – 9 mos & under 12 mos, Black
Puppy – 9 mos & under 12 mos, AOAC
12 mos & under 18 mos, Black
12 mos & under 18 mos, AOAC
Amateur Owner Handler, Black
Amateur Owner Handler, AOAC
Bred by Exhibitor, Black
Bred by Exhibitor, AOAC
American Bred, Black
American Bred, AOAC
Open, Black
Open, AOAC
Winners
Note: Novice Classes Not Offered
BEST OF BREED COMPETITION
The following categories of dogs may be entered and shown in Best of Breed competition: Dogs that
are Champions of Record. Dogs which according to their owners records have completed the
requirements for a championship but whose championships are unconfirmed. The entry and showing
of dogs whose championships are unconfirmed is limited to a period of 90 days from the date of the
show where a dog completed the requirements for a championship according to the owner’s records.
If, at the end of the 90 day period, the championship of a dog has not been confirmed by AKC, no
further entries of the dog for Best of Breed competition are to be made until its championship has
been confirmed by AKC.
GRAND CHAMPION SELECT
When quality warrants, after Best of Breed and Best of Opposite Sex are awarded, a Select Dog (SD)
and Select Bitch (SB) may be chosen from the remaining Champions (Non Regular Class winners that
are Champions and Qualify for BOB are eligible) - (WD or WB are not eligible) (AKC Dog Show Rules,
Chapter 3, Section 14, Effective 5-12-10)
SUPERIOR QUALITY SPECIMEN
All Champions of Record competing in Best of Breed are eligible for Superior Quality Specimen
Rosettes with the exception of the Best of Breed, Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed, Select Dog
& Select Bitch. The judge may select up to TEN individual specimens from the Intersex Competition
of superior quality.
AMATEUR OWNER HANDLER CLASS ELIGIBILITY
For non-champion dogs at least 6 months of age. Dogs must be handled in the class by the registered
owner of the dog. Entry is limited to exhibitors who have never been a professional handler, an AKCapproved conformation judge, or employed as an assistant to a professional handler. Additionally, members of the immediate family or household of a current professional handler are ineligible for this class (as
defined in Chapter 11, Section 13 of the AKC Dog Show Rules). Professional handlers are defined as any
person who belongs to a professional handlers’ organization, distributes rate cards, or otherwise advertise
or represent themselves as handling dogs for pay.
BRED-BY-EXHIBITOR CLASS ELIGIBILITY
All dogs entered in the Bred-By-Exhibitor Class must be individually registered with the AKC. The person handling the dog must be a breeder of record of the dog and an owner of record of the dog. Family members must be both a breeder and owner of record to exhibit in the class. Best Bred-ByExhibitor will be selected from the Bred-By-Exhibitor winners following the judging of Best of Breed &
Award of Merit Competition. Only dogs not defeated in the Bred-By-Exhibitor Class are eligible to
compete.
BEST PUPPY CLASS ELIGIBILITY
Best Puppy will be selected from the Puppy Class winners (6-9, 9-12) following the judging of Best of
Breed & Superior Quality Specimen Competition. Only dogs not defeated in a Puppy Class are eligible
to compete.
BEST BRED-BY-EXHIBITOR CLASS ELIGIBILITY
Best Bred-by-Exhibitor will be selected from the Bred-by-Exhibitor Class winners following the judging
of Best of Breed & Superior Quality Specimen Competition. Only dogs not defeated in a Bred-byExhibitor Class are eligible to compete.
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BEST VETERAN CLASS ELIGIBILITY
Best Veteran Dog will be selected from the Veteran Dog Class winners following the judging of
Best of Breed & Superior Quality Specimen Competition. Best Veteran Bitch will be selected from
the Veteran Bitch Class winners following the judging of Best of Breed & Superior Quality Specimen Competition. Best Veteran will then be selected from Best Veteran Dog & Best Veteran
Bitch. Only dogs not defeated in a Veteran Class are eligible to compete.
NON-REGULAR (ADDITIONAL) CLASSES INVOLVING SINGLE DOG ENTRIES
Veteran 11 years & over, Black
Veteran 11 years & over, AOAC
Veteran Class Dogs and Bitches may be neutered or spayed.
Each First Place Winner in Veteran Classes is Eligible to Compete for Best of Breed
Working Sport Class: Must have one of the following titles: IPO 1, 2 and 3, SchH 1, 2 and 3 or VPG
1, 2 and 3.
Winners are eligible for Best of Breed Competition if undefeated in any other class.
NON-REGULAR (ADDITIONAL) CLASSES INVOLVING MULTIPLE DOG ENTRIES
STUD DOG CLASS – For Stud Dogs & two (& only two) of their Get. Stud Dogs must be entered in
the Stud Dog Class & must be shown in the ring with their Get. Owner of Stud Dog need not necessarily be owner of Get. Get only to be judged, based on the merits of the Get. While the merits
of the Stud Dog are not to be considered in the placement of the entry, the Stud Dog must be
examined to determine if it has a condition that would require its disqualification or excusal under the Dog Show Rules, AKC policy, or the standard for its breed. Get must be entered in a Regular Class, Best of Breed Competition or some other Non-Regular Class.
BROOD BITCH CLASS - same as for Stud Dog except substitute Brood Bitch for Stud Dog and
Produce for Get.
NOTE: As the judge’s decision in the Non-Regular Classes involving Multiple Dog Entries is based
on the merits of more than one dog or bitch, no one of the dogs or bitches making up the entry
judged first in these classes will be eligible to compete for Best of Breed by virtue of having won
these classes.
***Points for Reserve***
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America will award at its National Specialty a three point major
to Reserve Winners Dog if the Regular Class Dog entry is twice the required number for a five
point major in the division where the National Specialty is held.
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America will award at its National Specialty a three point major
to Reserve Winners Bitch if the Regular Class Bitch entry is twice the required number for a five
point major in the division where the National Specialty is held.
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National Specialty
Best of Breed
Best In Show Trophy offered by Pro Plan.
One (1) Large Bag of any Purina Dog Food offered by Purina.
Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed
Garment Bag offered by Pro Plan.
Winners Dog & Bitch
Best Veteran Dog & Bitch
Blanket offered by Pro Plan.
First in Each Conformation Dog & Bitch Class
Product and/or Gift valued at more than $5.00 offered by Pro Plan.
Best Junior Handler
High In Trial Obedience
Rolling Duffle offered by Pro Plan.
High In Trial Agility
Rolling Duffle offered by Pro Plan.
Grand Prize Futurity Winner
Pro Plan Futurity Alliance Trophy (Dannyquest Bronze Statue on Marble
Base offered to the breeder of the winner of the Best in Futurity).
Best Puppy & Best Junior in Futurity
Rolling Duffel Bag offered by Pro Plan.
First in Each Futurity Dog & Bitch Class
Product and/or Gift valued at more than $5.00 offered by Pro Plan.
Top 20 Winner
Rolling Duffel Bag offered by Pro Plan.
One (1) Large Bag of any Pro Plan Dog Food offered by Pro Plan.
ALL PURINA PRIZES, IF NOT AWARDED IN THE RING, MUST BE PICKED
UP DURING THE EVENT AT THE PRO PLAN BOOTH. PRESENTATION OF
THE WINNING RIBBON IS REQUIRED. PRO PLAN RESERVESTHE RIGHT
TO MAKE PRIZE SUBSTITUTIONS OF EQUAL OR GREATER VALUE IN THE
EVENT A SPECIFIC LISTED PRIZE IS NOT AVAILABLE.
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FUTURITY / MATURITY
Judge: Jocelyn Mullins
DPCA Futurity Stake Rules
Important Note: All breedings to be acceptable for Futurity nomination, MUST conform to the
Code of Ethics set forth by the Doberman Pinscher Club of America.
I. PURPOSE
To encourage the breeding of the best possible Doberman Pinschers and to reward the breeders
for their efforts. Thus, the Futurity Stake is weighted towards the breeder. Recognition is also
given the owners in whose hands lie the responsibility of developing the inherited potentialities.
The sire is recognized for his genetic contribution.
II. GENERAL
A. Correct and timely nominations of both the litter and the individual puppy are required for
stake eligibility. B. Prize monies can only be won through competition in stake judging.
C. Nomination forms may be secured from the Futurity Director or downloaded from
www.dpca.org.
III. NOMINATION OF LITTER
A. Must be by breeder, or a co-breeder, who is a member of the DPCA in good standing at the
time of nomination. B. Must be after the breeding, but before puppies are whelped. Postmark on envelope transmitting nomination establishes date of nomination.
C. Fee is $15.00 and is payable in U.S. Dollars only. There will be no refunds.
D. Nomination of litter makes each puppy in litter eligible for individual nomination.
IV. NOMINATION OF PUPPY
A. Must be by owner, who need not be a DPCA member.
B. Must be before puppy reaches four (4) months of age. Postmark on envelope transmitting
nomination establishes date of nomination.
C. Fee is $15.00 for DPCA members and $25.00 for non-members for each nomination and is
payable in U.S. Dollars only. There will be no refunds.
D. An entire litter may be individually nominated by paying the fee for each puppy and supplying a legible copy of each individual registration. If individual registration is unavailable at
time of nomination, this must be supplied as soon as available and in no case later than three
(3) weeks before the stake judging.
E. Any changes in the identifying information which will be included in the Futurity or DPCA
Specialty Show catalog from that previously provided the Futurity Director, must be received
by the Futurity Director at least three (3) weeks before the stake judging. Failure to provide
such information will result in disqualification.
V. ENTRY FOR STAKE JUDGING
A. Must be entered in one of the regular classes, either conformation or obedience, at the DPCA
Specialty Show and Obedience Trial. Fee for this entry must be paid.
B. Futurity Stake entry must be indicated as an additional class.
C. Additional class entry must include age division and color (e.g., Futurity, 6-9, Black). Puppies
are eligible only for the Futurity Stake which is in conjunction with the first DPCA Specialty
Show held on or after the date they reach six (6) months of age. Youngest entrant must be six
months on the day of the stake.
VI. CLASS DIVISIONS
A. Stake is divided into four age divisions: 6-9 Months, 9-12 Months, 12-15 Months and 15 plus
Months of age.
B. Each age division is further divided by sex and by color (Black & AOAC). Thus, there are four
classes in each age division.
C. Four placements are made in the judging of each class.
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VII. SEQUENCE OF JUDGING
A. Judging sequence for each age division will be Black Dogs, AOAC Dogs, Black Bitches, AOAC
Bitches, Winner, Reserve Winner. After the age division winner is selected, the judge will
select a reserve winner from the three remaining first place winners, plus the second place
winner of the class from which the winner was selected.
B. Best Futurity Puppy is selected from the 6-9 and 9-12 age division winners immediately following 9-12 judging. C. Best Futurity Junior is selected from the 12-15 and 15 plus age division winners immediately following 15 plus age division judging.
D. The Best Futurity Puppy and Best Futurity Junior compete for Grand Prize Futurity Winner.
VIII. DIVISION OF TOTAL FUTURITY STAKE MONIES
A. General
1. 25% to operating expense fund.
2. 75% to be divided equally between the Puppy and Junior Stakes.
3. A redemption card will be given to each winning placement and all monies will be awarded
after the completion of the Futurity Stake Judging.
B. Divisions of Individual Stake Monies (Puppy and Junior)
1. 80% to placements in the eight classes, with 40% of this going to 1st placements, 30% to
2nd placements, 20% to 3rd placements, and 10% to 4th placements.
2. 7% to be divided equally between the four age division winners, 1 3/4% to each.
3. 3% to be divided equally between the four age division reserve winners, 3/4% to each.
4. 5% to be divided equally between Best Futurity Puppy and Best Futurity Junior, 2½% to
each.
5. 5% to Grand Prize Futurity Winner.
C. Division of Individual Prizes
1. 50% to breeder
2. 33 1/3% to owner(s)
3. 16 2/3% to owner of sire at time of litter nomination.
IX. TROPHIES AND RIBBONS
A. A Trophy and Rosette will be provided for the Best Futurity Puppy, the Best Futurity Junior,
and the Grand Prize Futurity Winner from Futurity operating funds.
B. Other Trophies and Rosettes may be awarded at the discretion of the National
Specialty Bench Event Committee.
C. Rosettes or Ribbons are awarded for each placement.
X. RECORDS
It is recommended those who have made entries in the Futurity Stake have copies of all pertinent
correspondence regarding acceptance of nominations, name changes, etc., available at the time
of judging.
SUMMARY OF MAJOR RULES
1. Litter must be nominated by DPCA member breeder before it is whelped.
2. Puppy must be nominated by owner before it reaches four (4) months of age.
3. Futurity is an additional class at the National Specialty, and entry form must so indicate. (No
points are awarded.)
4. All information on entry form for stake judging must be consistent with that which has been
supplied the Futurity Director.
FUTURITY PRIZES
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America offers Rosettes for Grand Prize Futurity Winner, Best
Junior in Futurity & Best Puppy in Futurity.
Grand Prize Futurity Winner.
Donald G. Moss Memorial Trophy, provided by the friends of Don Moss offered through the Doberman Pinscher Club of America. This trophy will be a Bronze Doberman Sculpture on a Base. A
permanent remembrance of this win will be maintained by the friends of Don Moss by suitable
inscribing the name of the winner on a memorial to Don which is maintained by his friends.
Dannyquest Doberman Pinscher Puppy.
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DPCA Maturity Stake Rules
I. PURPOSE
To add a second opportunity to exhibit a puppy from a Futurity nominated litter, also to allow
puppies that were slower to develop and not ready to compete in their Futurity year.
II. GENERAL
A. Correct and timely nominations are required for stake eligibility.
B. Prize monies can only be won through competition in stake judging.
C. Nomination forms may be obtained from the Futurity Director or downloaded from
www.dpca.org
III. NOMINATION OF LITTER
The nomination of the dam will have been made for the previous year’s Futurity.
IV. Nomination of Puppies
A. Puppies nominated for the Futurity by a DPCA member are eligible and will pay a fee or
$15.00
B. Puppies NOT nominated but from a nominated Futurity Litter will pay a fee of 25.00 if a
member of the DPCA
C. Puppies eligible for the Maturity and are not owned or co owned by a DPCA member will
pay and additional $10.00
D. All fees are payable to the DPCA and will be in U.S. Dollars.
E. Nominations will be made beginning April 15 and close July 31 of the year in which the
event occurs.
F. Post marks before April 15 and after July 31 will be returned.
V. ENTRY FOR THE STAKE JUDGING
A. Must be entered in one the regular classes, either conformation, obedience or agility at
the DPCA National Specialty show. Fee for this entry must be paid.
B. The Maturity must be indicated as an additional class.
C. The additional class entry must include class division, color and sex. DPCA
VI. CLASS DIVISIONS.
A. Stake is divided into two (2) divisions: Junior and Senior. The junior division is comprised of
the previous year’s futurity six (6) through twelve (12) classes and the Senior division is
comprised of the previous year’s twelve (12) through fifteen plus(15+) classes.
B. Each division is further divided by sex and color (Black & AOAC). Thus there are four (4)
classes In each division.
C. Four placements are made in the judging of each class.
VII. SEQUENCE OF JUDGING
A. Judging sequence for each division will be Black Dogs, AOAC Dogs, Black Bitches, AOAC
Bitches, Winner, Reserve Winner. After the division winner is selected, the judge will
select a reserve winner from the three remaining 1st place winners and the 2nd place
winner of the class from which the winner was selected.
B. The Winners of the Junior Division and Senior Division compete for the Maturity
Championship.
VIII. DIVISION OF TOTAL MATURITY STAKE MONIES
A. General
1. 25% to operating expense fund.
2. 75% to be divided equally between the Junior and Senior Divisions.
3. A redemption card will be given to each placement and all monies will be awarded
after the completion of the Stake judging.
B. Divisions of Individual Stake Monies (Junior and Senior)
1. 80% to placements in the 8 classes, with 40% of this going to 1st placements, 30% to
2nd placements, 20% to 3rd placements and 10% to 4th placements.
2. 5% to be divided equally between the two (2) division winners, 2 1/5% to each.
3. 3% to be divided equally between the two (2) division reserve winners, 1 ½% each.
4. 7% to be divided equally between the Junior and Senior division winners, 3 ½% each
5. 5% to the Maturity Champion.
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C. Division of Individual Prizes.
1. 50% to the Breeder
2. 33 1/3 to the Owner
3. 16 2/3% to the owner of the sire at the time of Futurity Litter nomination.
IX. Trophies and Ribbons
Trophies and Ribbons will be provided. Ribbons 1st thru 4th. Rosettes for Best Junior, Best Senior &
for Reserves. Rosette and Trophy for Grand Prize Maturity winner.
X. Summary of Major Rules
1. Entry must be from a Futurity Nominated Litter of the previous year.
2. Entries must be mailed between April 15th and July 31st of the year in which the event will be
held. Postmark will be the determining factor.
3. The Maturity is an additional class. Entry in to a regular AKC class is required.
4.
All information on the entry form for the stake judging must be consistent with that which has
been Supplied to the Director of the Maturity.
5.
US dollars ONLY will be accepted.
Maturity Prize
Dannyquest Doberman Pinscher
NATIONAL SPECIALTY PRIZES
The following prizes are offered by the Doberman Pinscher Club of America unless otherwise specified. All prizes must be picked up day of show - none will be mailed.
BREED PRIZES
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America offers Rosettes for Best of Breed, Best of Opposite Sex to
Best of Breed, Best of Winners, Winners Dog, Winners Bitch, Reserve Winners Dog, Reserve Winners Bitch, Best Puppy, Best Bred by Exhibitor, Best Veteran Dog, Best Veteran Bitch & First through
Fourth in Each Regular & Non-Regular Class.
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America, Inc. offers Clocks with the DPCA Logo for Best of Breed,
Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed, Best of Winners, Winners Dog, Winners Bitch, Reserve Winners Dog & Reserve Winners Bitch.
Best of Breed. The Doberman Pinscher Club of America offers the Official Silver Tone Doberman
Pinscher Club of America Medallion 2½'' Featuring a Doberman Head on the Obverse & a Full
Doberman on the Reverse.
Suitably Engraved Pendulum Clock and a Picnic Time Chair with National Logo.
Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed.
Brass/Mahogany Desk Clock and Picnic Time Chair with National Logo.
Best of Winners.
Brass/Mahogany Desk Clock and a set of Bath Towels with National Logo.
Winners Dog & Bitch.
Rosewood Arched Clock and a Picnic Time Chair with National Logo.
Reserve Winners Dog & Bitch.
Brass Desk Clock and a 8” x 10” Photo Frame.
Best Bred by Exhibitor. Pat & Judy Doniere Memorial Trophy , a Framed Copper Study of a Doberman Bitch & Puppies by Beverly Capstick (Lutzyn Originals, LLC) offered by the Maumee Valley Doberman Pinscher Club through the Doberman Pinscher Club of America at its National Specialty
only. For permanent possession it must be won three times by the same breeder not necessarily
with the same dog nor at consecutive national specialties. The winner will receive a Commemorative Certificate.
Picnic Time Chair with Logo.
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Best Puppy.
Best Veteran.
Best Veteran Dog & Bitch.
Set of Bath Towels with National Logo.
First in Each Regular & Non‐Regular Class.
Medium Jar with Etched DPCA Logo and an English Slip leash.
Second through Fourth in Each Regular & Non‐Regular Class.
Small Jar with Etched DPCA Logo and an English Slip Leash.
OBEDIENCE and RALLY
Entries in Obedience & Rally Classes Requiring Jumps Must Include Dogs' Jump Height
Jump Height Order Small to Tall for Each Trial / Rally Ring Size: 40’x50’
Qualifying Score required for all prizes in all classes.
A Dark Green Qualifying Ribbon will be given to each dog attaining a Qualifying Score.
Transfers will be allowed at this trial per AKC Regulations. Dog means either sex.
Refunds will be given for Bitches who come into season after the close of entries (less $10 administrative fee) provided a veterinarian certificate and written request is presented to the Event
Secretary 30 minutes prior to the beginning of judging.
OBEDIENCE CLASSIFICATIONS
Regular Classes: Novice A, Novice B, Open A, Open B, Utility A, Utility B
Optional Titling Classes: Beginner Novice A, Beginner Novice B
OBEDIENCE TRIAL PRIZES
Highest Scoring Dog in Regular Classes.
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America offers the Official 2½'' Silver Tone Doberman Pinscher
the Reverse.
Suitably Engraved Pendulum Clock and a Picnic Time Chair with National Logo.
Brass & Mahogany Desk Clock and a Photo Frame.
Rosewood Arched Clock and a Photo Frame.
First in Each Obedience Class.
Rosette & Medium Jar with Etched DPCA Logo and an English Slip Lead.
Second through Fourth in Each Obedience Class.
Rosette & Small Jar with Etched DPCA Logo and an English Slip Lead.
RALLY CLASSIFICATIONS
Regular Classes
Novice A, Novice B, Advanced A, Advanced B, Excellent A, Excellent B
RALLY TRIAL PRIZES
Blue & Green Rosette.
SP Clip-On Watch and Photo Frame
First in Each Rally Class.
Medium Jar with Etched DPCA Logo and an English Slip Leash.
Second through Fourth in Each Rally Class.
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JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP
Novice Junior Class - shall be for boys and girls who are at least 9 years old and under 12 years old on
Novice Intermediate Class - shall be for boys and girls who are at least 12 years old and under 15 years
old on the day of the show and who at the time entries close have not won three (3) first place awards,
with competition present, in a Novice Class at a licensed or member show.
Novice Senior Class - shall be for boys and girls who are at least 15 years old and under 18 years old on
Open Junior Class - shall be for boys and girls who are at least 9 years old and under 12 years old on the
day of the show and who at the time entries close have won three (3) first place awards, with competition present, in a Novice Class at a licensed or member show.
Open Intermediate Class - shall be for boys and girls who are at least 12 years old and under 15 years
old on the day of the show and who at the time entries close have won three (3) first place awards, with
Open Senior Class - shall be for boys and girls who are at least 15 years old and under 18 years old on
the day of the show and who at the time entries close have won three (3) first place awards, with competition present, in a Novice Class at a licensed or member show.
Master Class - for boys and girls who are at least 9 years old and under 18 years on the day of the show,
and who have won the 10 first place wins in an Open class with competition to be eligible to enter the
Limited Class Competition. The calendar for this class will be consistent with the eligibility dates for the
AKC Eukanuba National Championship. All Juniors meeting the criteria for this class are required to
enter the Master Class and may change their entry the day of the show if entries have already closed.
Once the eligibility time frame for that year has passed all participants return to the Open Class to complete for the following year.
NOTICE: Junior Handlers must include their AKC JUNIOR HANDLER NUMBER on each entry.
You may obtain your junior identification number by calling the AKC, Judges Education Department
(919) 233-9767.
Notice
Juniors with a dog also entered in another class offered at this show who substitute a dog not entered in
this show must remit the difference between junior only and junior as an additional class entry fee.
Juniors who have entered Junior Showmanship only who then substitute another dog will not be
charged a further fee.
PRIZES
Best Junior Handler. “On Top of the World” Perpetual Dannyquest bronze sculpture created by
Dee Burdick and offered by Foxfire Dobermans through the Doberman Pinscher Club of America
at its National Specialty only and will be inscribed each year with the name of the winner.
Best Junior Handler. The Doberman Pinscher Club of America offers the Official Bronze Tone
Doberman Pinscher Club of America Medallion 2½'' Featuring a Doberman Head on the Obverse
& a Full Doberman on the Reverse.
First in Each Class.
Medium Jar with Etched DPCA Logo and an English Slip Leash.
Second through Fourth in Each Class.
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DOBERMAN PINSCHER CLUB OF AMERICA
Covenant and Assumption of Risk
I understand that my attendance and participation at any Doberman Pinscher Club of
America ‘DPCA” seminar is not without risk to myself, my dog(s) or any family member or guest who might be present at such function.
Some dogs to which we might be exposed may be difficult to control or conceivably
be aggressive towards other canines, and may be a cause of injury even when handled with care. I further understand that agility obstacles and courses, by their inherent nature, pose potential hazards to dogs and handlers, even when pursued with
care. I have examined and am familiar with the training facility, its obstacles and surrounding area and agility course, and assume all reasonable and customary risks incidental thereto.
I hereby agree not to make any claim for injury of any nature which I or any family
member may sustain by reason of the foregoing participation, and agree not to make
any claim for injuries or damage to me, my family or dog, unless brought about due to
gross negligence of DPCA, its agents, members, representatives or employees (if any).
In further consideration of the foregoing and as an inducement to my participation in
a DPCA Agility seminar, I do hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless and make
no claim against any DPCA members, agents, representatives or employees (if any),
except to the extent that any injury is brought about by the gross negligence of DPCA,
or such members, agents, representatives, etc. I covenant and agree to make no claim
against DPCA or any of its members or representatives unless such injuries are
brought about by gross negligence, as aforesaid. This agreement, which I have read
and understand is not be construed as a release, but as a covenant not to sue in the
absence of gross negligence, as aforesaid.
Dated ____________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
Signature of Owner (Print Name)
___________________________________________________________________
Signature of Handler (if Different from Owner) (Print Name)
___________________________________________________________________
Signature of Parent or Guardian for Handler under 18 years of age (Print Name)
Links to DPCA National
Activities, Reservation Forms, etc.
http://dpca.org/national/
or
http://www.bandoian-butler.com/calendar.cfm
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Breeder’s Education Seminar
Monday, Sept. 28, 2015, 10am-1pm
Seminar is $30.00
This year the Breeder Seminar will be a Round Table Discussion. The seminar
ends just in time for the Welcome Party before the general meeting.
The great topics for this year will be:

Sire Selection and the evaluation of genotype and phenotype of dam and
sire.
Evaluating breeding stock and the judges application and interpretation
of the standard.
Temperament and mental conditioning.
Communication with veterinarians and building relationships with veterinarian and other health providers.
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Exhibitor's Seminar Tuesday September 29, 2015
Time: 8:30 am and running until the afternoon and we are finished with our
presentations. Room/Location will be announced at a later date.
Lunch will be 12:30 pm until 2:00 pm.
I am VERY proud and excited to announce that Mr. Hernan Pacheco and Mr.
Eric Petersen will be our presenters at the Exhibitor's Education seminar this
year. Hernan will work with seminar participants on their handling skills and
Eric will be presenting on temperament.
We welcome you all that wish to work with your dogs to please sign up for the
Seminar, beginners as well as advanced ahead of time. You must bring a crate
for your dog to use when you are not working your dogs, some bait, and a
show lead and collar. Have your dog clean & groomed just like a show, and
wear rubber bottom show shoes.
Pre-registration is advised so that we know how many people will be bringing
their dogs/bitches. We will have a good size room in a circular situation and a
mat to use for moving exercises, etc.
Sharon Pflueger
[email protected]
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DPCA ROUND ROBIN TOURNAMENT
Date: Tuesday, September 29, 2015
(Meet and Greet to Start at approximately 2 pm)
Entry Fee: $10.00 - entries will be taken up to one hour prior to the
start of the Tournament
Classes Divided by Sex:
4-6 months / 6-9 months / 9-12 months / 12-15 months / 15-18 months / Open
Awards:
Best in Match | Best Puppy | Reserve Best Puppy | Best Junior |
Reserve Best Junior | Best Adult | Reserve Best Adult
Prizes will be awarded to each of the awards!
Details: Two judges will be pre-selected for the first class and the Awards. Then, after
the first class, each class winner (either the handler or the owner) will judge until the
final last judge determines the overall winners. The committee will select a mentor
judge to assist the winner judge. If the class winner is unable to judge the next class,
the second place winner of the class will be offered the position. If that is not possible,
the mentor judge will judge the class.
Note: Professional handlers may exhibit dogs owned or co-owned by them or their
immediate family.
4-6 months
•Dogs
•Bitches
6-9 months
•Dogs
•Bitches
9-12 months
•Dogs
•Bitches
12-15 months
•Dogs
•Bitches
15-18 months
•Dogs
•Bitches
Open
•Dogs
•Bitches
BEST PUPPY
(and reserve)
Winners from 4-6 months classes
Dogs & Bitches
Dogs & Bitches
BEST PUPPY
(and reserve)
Dogs & Bitches
Dogs & Bitches
BEST IN MATCH
Best Puppy
Best Junior
Best Adult
BEST PUPPY
(and reserve)
Dogs & Bitches
Winners from Open classes
Dogs & Bitches
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CGC & CGCA Testing (Canine Good Citizen) & (AKC Community Canine)
Is your dog a well respected member of your community?
Sign up for testing and see if your dog has what it takes!
Wednesday, Sept 30th - Registration and Check-In 9 am - Testing will begin at 9:15 am
The location of testing will be at the host hotel to be announced
on the Announcement Board in Lobby
Go to www.akc.org for more information and the requirements to pass the Canine Good Citizen
and the Community Canine Test.
$20.00 Day of Testing
$15.00 Pre-Register - Must receive registration 7 days prior to test date.
To Pre-Register
1. Make check or Money Order to Patrice Kaizar
2. Send check to 4915 Carolina Beach Rd. Wilmington NC 28412
3. On a separate piece of paper include your Name, Address, Email, Phone Number, your dogs call
name and age.
Specify that you are taking CGC or CGCA test.
We will test any breed, mixed or pure breed as long as they are 6 months old.
If you have any questions email Patrice at [email protected]
TDI (Therapy Dog Testing) Therapy Dog and Handler is to provide comfort,
companionship and emotional support by sharing the dog with patients
in hospitals, nursing homes and other institutions.
Wednesday, Sept 30th - Registration and Check-In 11 am - Testing will begin at 11:15 am
The location of testing will be at the host hotel to be announced
on the Announcement Board in Lobby
For information and testing qualifications go to www.tdi-dog.org
$20.00 Day of Testing
$15.00 Pre-Register - Must receive registration 7 days prior to test date
To Pre-Register
1. Make check or Money Order to Patrice Kaizar
2. Send check to 4915 Carolina Beach Rd. Wilmington NC 28412
3. On a separate piece of paper include your Name, Address, Email, Phone Number, your dogs call
name and age.
Specify if your taking the TDI test.
We will test any breed, mixed or pure breed as long as they are 1 year of age.
If you have any questions email Patrice at [email protected]
DPCA HEALTH NIGHT SEMINAR 2015
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 2015
The DPCA will be hosting the annual Health night seminar.
We are very fortunate to have two awesome speakers this year;
Dr. Sherman Canapp will speak on common Doberman injuries and treatment options
and Dr. Debra Canapp will speak on prevention of these injuries
This will be an evening presentation with the time and location to be announced.
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BARN HUNT COMES TO THE DPCA NATIONAL
(Barn Hunt will be held in a designated area set aside for the event.)
Come join us for the first Barn Hunt trials to be held during the DPCA
National. We will hold 2 trials on Tuesday, Sept. 29th, 2015 at the host hotel;
one trial in the morning and one trial in the afternoon. This will give everyone a chance to attend at least one of the trials and earn legs and/or a title.
And you are welcome to enter both trials if your schedule allows.
We are going to have FUN!!
Barn Hunt Casa Grande will conduct the Barn Hunt trials at our DPCA
National. You will be able to go to www.barnhuntcasagrande.com to either
enter and pay online or you can print the entry out and mail it with a check
made payable to Barn Hunt Casa Grande. All the entry information will be on
the Barn Hunt Casa Grande website.
All inquiries can be emailed to [email protected].
DOBERMAN CARDIOLOGY CLINIC
The DPCA is pleased to be able to offer a quality cardiac screening clinic lead
by Dr. Nancy Morris, at this years 2015 National specialty.
Echocardiograms as well as a limited number of 24-hour holter exams will be
available at affordable rates.
The clinic will be open to all Dobermans regardless of age and the presence
previously diagnosed heart disease.
The clinic will run during the week of the Nationals (beginning on Monday
September 28th) with exact dates to be determined.
The method for registration and pre-payment will be announced as information becomes available at www.dpca.org
For more information please contact Stephanie Rudich DVM DACVR at
[email protected]
Doberman Pinscher Club of America 2015
DPCA National Working Aptitude Evaluation
Sept 27th & Sept 28th
Link to Reservation Form: http://dpca.org/national/
Night Walk
Thursday, October 1, 2015
We will be holding a Night Test/Night Walk. This is a mental test similar to a
WAE held after dark with a few interesting twists and challenges. The multiple stations that will increase in challenge and stimulation so that puppies,
youth, novice adults, and trained adults can all participate and have fun. This
will not be a judged or graded activity, but will help provide information to
the handler about how the dog handles different challenges and stimuli.
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Agility Seminar - Wed., September 30, 2015
An Agility Seminar with Dudley Fontaine
Dudley Fontaine has been living with and training dogs of various breeds—including Cocker
Spaniels, Standard Poodles, and now Border Collies—for 20 years. Border Collies Maverick, Sweet,
and Jack have been on IFCS and WAO USA world teams multiple times each, and all have
medaled. Jack and Sweet were both members of the USA WAO 2013 and 2014 teams, and each
contributed runs toward the USA's team gold medal in both years. Jack also recently competed for
AKC's team at the European Open 2013 in Belgium and made the finals. Sweet won the 20" AKC
National Championships in 2013 with over 400 dogs in her height class. Youngest pup Bird is
following in their paw steps with two wins and a silver medal at the 2013 US UKI Open and a
USDAA Grand Prix Regional win. Bird was also on the USA team for the 2014 European Open 2014
in Hungary and will be going to Italy on the IFCS USA Team 2015. Sweet will represent the USA at
the WAO in the Netherlands in 2015. Before dogs, Dudley was an avid horse trainer and threeday event competitor. She lives with her husband Greg, dogs, and sheep on a farm near WinstonSalem, North Carolina.
Learn more at http://www.quickk9s.com
Nose Work Seminar
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Presented by Good Dog! Training, LLC
Lisa Mallory CPDT-KA, CNWI Certified Professional Dog Trainer
And Certified K9 Nose Work Instructor
$125.00 - 6 working spots available
$45.00 - Auditor spots unlimited
Registration form and information in DPCA Pipeline and
DPCA website: www.dpca.org
DOBERMAN PINSCHER CLUB OF AMERICA
PRESENTS JUDGES EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR
October 2-3 2015
1-800-233-0121 http://www.lancasterhost.com
FRIDAY, October 2nd Noon: SEMINAR: DPCA Judges Educational committee will present the
History, Temperament, Type, Head, Structure and Gait using computer presentations with live
dog demonstrations along with panel discussions, followed by a working dog demonstration.
HANDS-ON WORKSHOP: Presentation of quality dogs for examination and evaluation to begin ½
hour after judging is complete or immediately following seminar.
SATURDAY, October 3rd: Ringside Mentoring during Best of Breed by parent club approved mentors. (Additional ringside mentoring will be provided throughout the week’s events beginning
October 1st if notified in advance).
*Both Seminar and Hands-on Workshop must be attended plus a completed breed test to qualify
for a completion certificate.
Cost: $25.00
No Charge for all AKC Judges.
To receive Seminar Materials - Register in Advance
For all information, including registration details and to pay with “PayPal”, please visit
the website at www.DPCA.org, 2015 National, Seminars
Or Contact: Vicki Harris- Seminar Coordinator- [email protected]
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Free DNA Collection Clinic (CHIC Clinic) - Tues, Sept 29 & Wed, Sept 30
All DPCA Members and Friends are invited to participate.
The CHIC DNA Repository, co-sponsored by the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) and the
AKC Canine Health Foundation (AKCCHF), collects and stores DNA samples along with corresponding
genealogic and phenotypic information to facilitate future research and testing aimed at reducing
the incidence of inherited disease in dogs.
Please come and help support Doberman Pinscher Health Research by participating in the FREE DNA
Collection Clinic at this year’s National generously funded by the DPCA. This blood will be placed in a
DNA bank for Doberman research, available to all researchers and stored at the University of Missouri.
Participating Doberman owners will be required to fill out an “Application for DNA Repository” (DPCA DNA Collection Clinic) as well as a “CHIC DNA Repository Health Survey”. Please
download and bring the completed forms with you to expedite the process. We must have the dog’s
AKC registered name and number as well as call name.
We welcome all, however, if you have placed a DNA sample in the bank in the past we do not need
the same dog again. Please bring another one.
We are looking for volunteers to help hold dogs and draw the blood. Please let me know if you can
help as we NEED volunteers. We would like to write a schedule, so please let me know what time
and how long you can help. Please help by donating some time and by bringing dogs to be collected.
Everyone who brings a dog for collection will be entered in the “Basket of Goodies” draw. Please
donate items for the baskets. We will be set up ringside. All donations are welcome.
Let’s all participate to reach our goal of 200 samples.
Thank you all
Pamela DeHetre, Health/CHIC Chairperson 770-329-3044
5126 Hwy 81, Loganville, GA 30052
E-mail: [email protected]
Vet-Gen Clinic
Tammy Rabold is once again hosting a Vet-Gen Clinic at the Doberman Pinscher Club of America
National this year.
You can sign up at the Apparel Table. Please go to www.dpca.org for the form
VWD /$75 DCM cardio /$65 DegenMyelop /$55 Narcolepsy /$55
1ST coat test /$50 additional coat tests-same dog /$20 EACH
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Notice To Exhibitors
Telephone Entries and Unsigned Entries Cannot Be Accepted. Entries Not On Official AKC Entry Forms
and Photocopies of Entry Forms without Agreement and Rules on the reverse side of the Official AKC
Entry Form are NOT ACCEPTABLE.
Mail All Entries With Fees made payable to: DPCA.
c/o Doris Bandoian, Event Secretary, 1220 N. Richfield Rd., Anaheim, CA 92807-1812.
Entries received without fees will not be accepted. Acknowledgement of entries will be made as soon
as practicable after closing via mail or email. Should acknowledgement not be received by the exhibitor within a reasonable time, please notify the office.
Online Entries accepted until 10:00 AM (PT), Wed., 09/02/2015 at www.Bandoian-Butler.com.
Entries will be invoiced through PayPal.
Online convenience fee is $4.00 per dog per show.
Please remit by using the issued PayPal invoice.
Do not send payment directly to the PayPal account.
Be aware that continuous access to the Bandoian-Butler.com website cannot be guaranteed and use
of the website is subject to that understanding/condition.
FAX MACHINE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR THIS SHOW.
CANADIAN EXHIBITORS MUST SUBMIT ENTRIES WITH CHECKS DRAWN ON U.S. ACCOUNTS OR WITH
INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDERS IN U.S. FUNDS.
A Recording Fee of 50 cents for each dog and an AKC Event Service Fee of $3.00 will be required for
each recordable single entry class at any Licensed or Member Club Show or Obedience Trial. (American
Kennel Club Rule, Chapter 11, Section 2). A $3.50 AKC Recording Fee will be required for the first entry
in Rally and $3.00 for each additional entry in Rally. (American Kennel Club Rally Regulation, Chapter 1,
Section 5). These Fees are paid to the American Kennel Club.
RETURNED CHECKS do not constitute a valid entry.
The DPCA will add a collection fee of $35 to the amount of each returned check. Subsequent returned
checks from the same exhibitors may result in their being put on a cash-only basis.
Entry Fee will not be refunded in the event that a dog is absent, disqualified, excused by Veterinarian or
judge, or barred from competition by action of the Show Committee.
No entry fees will be refunded if the Show cannot open or be completed by reason of riots, civil
disturbances, fire, extreme and or dangerous weather conditions, an Act of God, public emergency, act
of public enemy, strikes or any other cause beyond the control of the Club or the Event Secretary.
No Refund for Duplicate Entries. Every effort to find all duplicate entries will be made; however, if
entry has been processed, no refund will be made.
No Entry shall be made and no entry shall be accepted which specifies any conditions as to its
acceptance.
Dogs need be present only for scheduled judging and will be released if not needed for further judging.
Dogs must be ready for judging. Neither the club nor the Event Secretary will be responsible or
obligated to furnish any service for notifying exhibitors or their agents of Breed or Class judging.
Judges need not wait for any dog holding up the class. Owners or agents alone are responsible for the
presence of their dogs in the judging rings.
Exhibitors should follow their Veterinarians’ recommendation to assure their dogs are free of internal
and external parasites, any communicable diseases, and have appropriate vaccinations.
THE DOBERMAN PINSCHER CLUB OF AMERICA, ITS EVENT SECRETARY, THEIR AGENTS, EMPLOYEES,
ETC., WILL USE DUE CARE AND DILIGENCE FOR THE WELFARE OF DOGS AND EXHIBITORS, BUT WILL
ASSUME NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE OR INJURY SUSTAINED BY EXHIBITORS, HANDLERS, OR TO ANY OF THEIR DOGS OR PROPERTY PARTICIPATING IN THESE SHOWS, AND FURTHER
ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR INJURY TO CHILDREN AT THIS SHOW.
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Doberman Pinscher Club of America Saturday, September 26, 2015

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