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SEPTEMBER 2021 BREED FEATURE CJC JUDGES TRAINING Chihuahua p8 Rules And Regulations p14 FIRST AID DOG SHOWS Anaphylactic Shock p28 In Review p34
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Contents
4 | President’s Message
6 | Board Notes
8 | Breed Feature – Chihuahua
8
12 | Social Media Update
14 | CJC Judges’ Training Rules
And Regulations
26 | Dances With Dogs
30
28 | First Aid
– Anaphylactic Shock
30 | Bianca’s Story
32 | Different Dog Behaviours
34 | Ladies Kennel Association And
Ipswich Kennel Club Shows In Review
42 | Show And Trial Gazette
51 | Affiliated Clubs And Services
34
55 | Durack Vendors
56 | Rates Guide
Office Address Website
247 King Avenue, Durack, Queensland 4077 www.dogsqueensland.org.au
Office Telephone Postal Address
(07) 3252 2661 PO Box 1136, Mt Ommaney, Queensland 4074
Office Email ABN 45 160 285 192
info@dogsqueensland.org.au
DOG WORLD September 2021 3
President’s Message
“ I think that we all knew this year would be
different, and it certainly has been. And our
dog world has had its share of disappointments,
happy times with our dogs, and challenges. The
array of event cancellations in July and August
was disappointing, but understandable, given the
way the Delta variant has taken hold down South.
A recent local example of this was the Gold Coast
Show Society Inc show last weekend. A bouquet to
David Kill and his team in running a successful and
well organised event in a compact section right on
However, the surge in vaccination levels has been Marine Parade at Southport. As you will see from
very encouraging. the photos it was a huge drawcard to the public
with David keeping up a dialogue with those moving
Although the Ekka was cancelled and the All Dogs through and explaining what was happening and how
Sports Spectacular postponed and other events to get a better spot to view the judging action.
have been cancelled or postponed, a number of
events and shows have been able to continue here in
Queensland and for that we are grateful.
What has become clear is that organisers at club
and Dogs Queensland office level need to be nimble
footed and be able to change arrangements and
judges in a matter of days before scheduled events.
We have become much more flexible in getting
events and shows happening, sometimes with less
than a week’s lead time. Club officials and the office
are to be commended for rising so effectively to
this challenge. It does show that we can be flexible
and that is not such a bad thing as we look to doing
things more effectively in our dog world.
Agricultural Shows
I have a been a keen supporter of dog shows
at Agricultural Shows for many years. I see it is
a continuing opportunity to interface with the
community at these Show Society events and
showcase what our dog showing is all about.
Of course, the premium Agricultural Show in
Queensland is the Ekka and, sadly, that did not
happen this year because of COVID. It would be great
if just the dog show could still happen, but time will
tell.
These shows are all about giving the public a great
experience and opening doors about what our dog
world is all about. The community love of dogs and
all our dog breeds and seeing the dog show is top of
the “to do” list with surveys of people attending our
Royal Show events.
4 DOG WORLD September 2021
Breeder’s Terms Contracts
For those who are unaware, this is a practice that
has developed over the last number of years. It is all
about ownership of the dog sold to a family, couple
or person. The usual position is that a person buys a
dog for an agreed price, and they become the owner
with a requirement under our rules that the breeder
transfer the dog into the name of the new owner.
An amendment happened to our rules a few years
back making an exception to this requirement of
transfer. This is where a “Breeder’s Terms Contract”
(BTC) is signed by both the breeder and the new
Images: Justice Andrew Greenwood
“owners” and lodged with the office. Sometimes
these are referred to as “guardian homes” and I
Duty of Care Reminder understand the breeders have been referred to by the
As responsible dog owners and dog breeders and NSW government as “Sovereign Breeders”.
as members of Dogs Queensland we are acutely
The requirements vary under the BTCs and depend
aware of the importance of good temperament in
on what the breeder wishes to stipulate. But common
our dogs. During COVID some owners and breeders
to these arrangements is that the dog remains in
have had additional challenges in getting their dogs
the name of the breeder, despite the fact that the
out regularly and this may have had some impact on
people have paid a purchase price or consideration
proper socialisation. Whilst I understand this, it does
for the dog. Also, the breeder has the right to access
make it incumbent on our breeders and dog owners
the dog for litters or stud work as the case may be.
to focus more on socialisation.
One concern is that there is a clear inequality of
During our conformation dog shows and dog sports bargaining power between the breeder and the keen
we owe a duty of care to anyone meeting our dogs puppy purchasers. Also, it closes off access to a new
that they can do that safely. This includes other pool of members for Dogs Queensland.
exhibitors or competitors with their dogs, judges,
A clear alternative to these arrangements is a
and members of the public. Last weekend we had
co-ownership arrangement with the new owners
a shocking attack on a dog judge whilst judging
and the breeder as partners. That would require a
in Northern Queensland. Fortunately, that judge
partnership agreement setting out the respective
is recovering but I believe it is timely to remind
rights of the parties and would be lodged with the
exhibitors and breeders of the very important
office when the transfer occurs. And yes, the new
responsibilities they have in this regard.
owners would be required to become members of
As a dog breeder I place the highest importance on Dogs Queensland for the dog to be shown or bred
the temperament of the dogs I breed, and I know from. And yes, breeding of a co-owned bitch would
this is a priority with other breeders. We breed require a transfer of the dog into the sole name of
to improve our lines and an important and quite the breeder with the prefix to enable the breeding to
wonderful consequence of that is having puppies occur.
available to the community as family members. Good These contracts were discussed at the Board meeting
temperament is critical. on 30 July, 2021. The Board is keen to consult with
So, if a dog shows unprovoked aggressive tendencies members on this and a survey will be going out to
this needs to be managed by the owner or the members shortly to allow feedback. In addition,
breeder in an effective manner. At our events we please feel free to give email feedback to
have very strict measures that Show Managers are rob@dogsqueensland.org.au
required to comply with. Any report of unprovoked This matter will be on the agenda for the next
aggressive behaviour results in a hearing by a panel Board meeting when consultation feedback will be
of 3 at the show or event with a decision made on provided.
”
the spot. If the dog is found to have been aggressive
a 6-month suspension of the dog is immediately Stay safe
imposed with some attendant appeal rights. – Ulla Greenwood, President Dogs Queensland
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Board Notes – September 2021
2021 NATIONAL SHOW: LABRADOR RETRIEVER 6 to 8 April 2022 at Dogs NSW Showgrounds, Orchard
CLUB OF QUEENSLAND – POSTPONED Hills, New South Wales and the German Shorthaired
The National Show which was to be held on 3 to 4 August Pointer Club of SA Inc has agreed to host this event. The
2021 by the Labrador Retriever Club of Queensland approval for the German Shorthaired Pointer Club of SA
at Dogs Queensland Showgrounds, 247 King Avenue, Inc appears below.
Durack, Queensland has been postponed to a date yet
to be set next year. Dogs Queensland has confirmed this APPROVAL OF 2022 NATIONAL SHOW/
RESTRICTED TRIALS: GERMAN SHORTHAIRED
postponement has been due to the current ongoing
POINTER CLUB OF SA INC
COVID-19 restrictions.
The ANKC are pleased to advise the approval of the
2021 NATIONAL SHOW: ROTTWEILER CLUB OF application received from the German Shorthaired
QUEENSLAND – RESCHEDULED Pointer Club of SA Inc to conduct the 2022 National
The National Show which was to be held on 9 to 12 Show/Restricted Retrieving Ability Test for Gundogs
August 2021 by the Rottweiler Club of Queensland at and Obedience Trials on the 5 to 7 September 2022. The
Dogs Queensland Showgrounds, 247 King Avenue, National Championship Show is to be held at the David
Durack, Queensland has been rescheduled to now take Roche Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn, South Australia
place on 13 to 16 September 2021 at the same venue. with the Restricted Trials to be held at a venue yet to be
Dogs Queensland has confirmed this change has been advised. The Club has provided written confirmation
due to the current ongoing COVID-19 restrictions. from the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of
South Australia that these dates will not clash with the
2021 NATIONAL SHOW: WHITE SWISS SHEPHERD breed judging at the 2022 Royal Adelaide Show.
DOG ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA INC –
RESCHEDULED ANKC LTD CANINE HIP & ELBOW DYSPLASIA
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions the National REPORT SUBMISSION FORM: AMENDMENT
Show which was to be held on 25 and 26 September 2021 In accordance with Item 4.2.4 of the June 2021 Special
by the White Swiss Shepherd Dog Association of Victoria Board meeting minutes the ANKC Ltd Canine Hip & Elbow
Inc at KCC Park, Skye, Victoria has been rescheduled to Dysplasia Report Submission Form has been amended
now take place on 24 and 25 September 2022 at the same to include a check box confirming that the dog has not
venue. The Club has provided written confirmation from previously been scored under the ANKC Ltd Canine Hip
the RASV that the rescheduled dates will not conflict with and Elbow Dysplasia Scheme.
breeding judging at the 2022 Royal Melbourne Show. Click here to download the updated form which is also
available from our website at: https://ankc.org.au/
2021 NATIONAL RETRIEVING CHAMPIONSHIP HealthAndWelfare/?id=2516
TRIALS – CANCELLATION
Dogs Queensland have advised the ANKC that the DOGS QUEENSLAND MEMBERS VIDEOS
National Retrieving Trial to be held by the Dogs We have recently completed and uploaded some videos
Queensland Retrieving and Field Trial Committee on 17 featuring our members on our website and social media
to 19 September 2021 has been cancelled due to ongoing platforms. They are designed to feature our members
COVID-19 restrictions. The Committee has decided not to and advertise our great dog world.
take up the option to host the 2022 National Retrieving
These feature Matthew O’Reilly and his endurance
Championships and confirmed their support to Dogs
passion, Best In Show on only his second outing,
NSW hosting this event.
Stephen Hughes and the magnificent dog dancer Marie
2022 NATIONAL SHOW/RESTRICTED TRIALS: Rablin.
GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTER SOCIETY (NSW) If you know someone whose trumpet needs to be blown
INC – CANCELLATION let us know.
The German Shorthaired Pointer Society (NSW) Inc via
Marie Rablin – https://youtu.be/6kUc3qQBgNs
Dogs NSW have advised the ANKC that they will not
be proceeding with hosting the 2022 National Show/ Matthew O’Reilly – https://youtu.be/khtPBFHRSts
Restricted Trials which was scheduled to take place on Stephen Hughes – https://youtu.be/78ypqxDuAJY
6 DOG WORLD September 2021
REQUIREMENTS FOR DOGS QUEENSLAND MEMBERS TO RE-REGISTER
IMPORTED DOGS AND SEMEN
Imported dogs from New Zealand:
• Application For Re-Registration of Dogs/Bitches (form).
• An original three generation Export Pedigree issued by the New Zealand Kennel Club.
• An original three generation Certificate of Registration (ownership certificate) issued by the New Zealand
Kennel Club – both certificates must show the dog as being registered to the Dogs Queensland member at
their Australian address.
• A copy of the Export Certificate issued by the New Zealand Ministry for Primary Industries showing the
microchip number. The microchip number on this document must match the microchip number printed
on the pedigrees.
• Registration fee payable $76.00.
Imported dogs from all other countries:
• Application for Re-Registration of Dogs/Bitches (form).
• An original three generation Certified Export Pedigree issued by the overseas FCI affiliated Kennel Club
showing the dog as being registered to the Dogs Queensland member at their Australian address. The FCI
stamp must be on this pedigree.
• A copy of the PEQ Release document issued by the Australian Department of Agriculture at the time the
dog was released from quarantine. The microchip number on this document must match the microchip
number printed on the pedigree.
• Registration fee payable $114.00.
Please note that imported French Bulldogs, British Bulldogs, Pugs and Boston Terriers must be physically viewed by
a panel of 3 licenced judges to ascertain that the dog complies with the ANKC Ltd Breed Standard, especially the
coat and colour descriptions, as per ANKC regulations.
Imported semen from New Zealand:
• Application for Re-Registration of Semen or Stud Dogs (form).
• An original three generation Semen Certificate issued by the New Zealand Kennel Club showing the
semen as being registered to the Dogs Queensland member at their Australian address.
• A copy of the semen collection certificate. The microchip number on this document must match the
microchip number printed on the pedigree
• Registration fee payable $76.00.
Imported semen from all other countries:
• Application for Re-Registration of Semen or Stud Dogs (form).
• An original or certified copy of the three generation Registration Certificate issued by an FCI affiliated
Kennel Club. The FCI stamp must be on this pedigree. A certified copy means the copy must be stamped
and endorsed by the overseas equivalent of a JP or Commissioner of Declarations stating that the copy of
the pedigree is a true copy of the original document. Alternatively, the relevant overseas Kennel Club can
email a copy of the pedigree directly to Dogs Queensland.
• A copy of the semen collection certificate. The microchip number on this document must match the
microchip number printed on the pedigree.
• Written authorisation from the overseas owner of the dog confirming the transfer/sale of semen to the
Dogs Qld member.
• A copy of the Biosecurity Control release document issued by the Department of Agriculture, Water and
the Environment at the time the semen was released from quarantine.
• Registration fee payable $114.00.
Any Main Register progeny resulting from the use of imported semen for French Bulldogs, British Bulldogs, Pugs or
Boston Terriers must be physically viewed by a panel of 3 licenced judges to ascertain that the dog complies with
the ANKC Ltd Breed Standard, especially the coat and colour descriptions, as per ANKC regulations.
DOG WORLD September 2021 7
Breed Feature
CHIHUAHUA
The Chihuahua is a wonderful breed that only wants to please its
owner at all times ... ideally they only want to become an integral
part of the family and are best when this is possible.
8 DOG WORLD September 2021
– Jennifer Watt
HISTORY
The stories and legends of the origin of the Chihuahua
are varied and many but like so many legends we
must read between the lines for the faint glimmers of
truth.
Chihuahuas are reputed to have originated in the
Valle de Allende in the State of Chihuahua in Mexico
from where they acquired their name. These little
dogs were the sacred dogs of the Mayan Indians and
the Toltecs and trace back to between the 7th and 9th
centuries A.D. It is written that the Aztecs followed the
Toltecs and that they continued to develop the breed.
When an Aztec Indian chief died all his belongings,
including his little dog, were burnt and the legend
goes that when the Indian crossed the nine deadly
rivers of the fearful underworld the little holy dog
with the symbolic cotton cord tied around his neck
would be waiting on the farthest bank for his master.
As soon as the little dog recognised him he would
swim across the turbulent waters and guide his
masters soul to safety.
Amongst the wealth of material passed down from
the early Indians, especially from Colima, are statues,
which are unmistakably Chihuahua’s. These statues
are known as the pottery dogs of Colima. It is said
that they could depict the hairless edible breed, the
large ancestor of the modern dwarf Chihuahua.
The Spanish were to conquer Mexico in the 16th
Century and it is reasonable to assume that
specimens of the smooth coat Chihuahua were
returned to Europe and some believe that these
were crossed with long coated spaniels, little Italian
spaniels or “comforter” as they were otherwise called
which in turn produced the little papillon of later
years. Many of the little dogs resembling Chihuahuas
have been depicted in oil paintings, particularly in
Italy and it is well known that a similar variety of the
smooth coat Chihuahua existed on the island of Malta.
It is interesting to note that by 1935 in the U.S.A the
breed was definitely showing the results of mixed
breeding, particularly with the terrier breeds. Mrs Ida
Garrett, one of the greatest pioneers of the breed in
the U.S.A travelled many miles looking for litters of
Chihuahuas and mentions that for years she interbred
the smooth coat variety with Yorkshire Terriers,
Pomeranians, Papillons and Poodles. She crossed
the offspring back to the Chihuahua and only after
about three generations it appeared that a Chihuahua
similar to the long coat (as we know it today) evolved
and was eventually registered in the U.S.A. It was not
DOG WORLD September 2021 9
until 1952 in the U.S.A that long coats were separated of people – singles, young families and retirees. The
from smooth coats and the Long Coat Chihuahua breed will generally adapt itself well to the situation it
Club founded. The Chihuahua Club of America was is placed into.
founded in 1923.
It has often been said “Chihuahuas are like potato
Long coats were unknown in Mexico before 1959 but chips - you can’t stop at just one”. In saying this, the
original smooth coat registrations go back to 1934. breed is always good in pairs as pets.
Chihuahuas were known to have been kept as pets in Predominantly a typical “Toy Breed”, and being
the U.K. as early as 1850 but they were not registered known as lap dogs, the chihuahua can also excel
there until 1907. Up until 1940 in the U.K. there were in dog sports because they are so active and agile,
only 59 registered. During the Second World War a as well as being keen hunters/ ratters if given the
number of dogs perished so that by 1949 there were opportunity. Some have also been known to be
only eight Chihuahuas registered in the U.K. It was trained as therapy dogs.
not until 1954 that the first challenge certificates
They are happy in all types of housing situations –
were issued for the breed in Glasgow, Scotland and
units, townhouses, residential blocks and acreage
in 1965 Chihuahuas were classified as two varieties
living. This is a breed that will self exercise as
and judged separately as they are to this day. Cross
required, and whether they are running around a
mating of the two varieties was allowed in the U.K.
fenced yard or inside a house or unit, they don’t mind.
until about 1978 when it was discontinued.
They still like to have a walk around their
In Australia the two varieties were separated in 1966
neighbourhood, but this is more to make sure the
when separate Challenge Certificates were offered
neighbourhood is just the way THEY would like it to
and whilst some States continued to cross mate the
be.
two varieties, it was banned in N.S.W until 1982. After
strong representation to the R.A.S.K.C. a trial period TEMPERAMENT:
of five years ended in 1987 with cross mating in N.S.W.
to continue indefinitely. The Chihuahua is an alert, saucy little dog, with
a happy temperament and they should never be
The breeding stock which has established and snappy. They should have a trademark “Apple Dome”
improved the breed in Australia has been and still skull, with large ears and large round eyes (not
is to this day predominantly English which in turn bulging or protruding) – this gives them their special
was based on Mexican and U.S.A. imports. Sadly, few appeal.
Chihuahuas have been imported from Mexico and the
U.S.A. to Australia. It is important that a Chihuahua be trained from a
young age and definite boundaries be set in regards
GENERAL INFORMATION to behaviour.
CHARACTERISTICS:
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dogs. We admire the passion, the love, the hard work, th
devotion, the belief that dogs will give their best…andthe vet.
Patella Luxation is something the breed can be known
for at times, but with careful breeding hopefully this is
not as prevalent as it has been in previous years.
The average lifespan is 12-18 years.
The Chihuahua is a wonderful breed that only wants
to please its’ owner at all times. You give them 100%
love and kindness and they will give back 110%.
Ideally, they only want to become an integral part of
the family and are best when this is possible.
They are strictly an indoor breed and if you are
not wanting this than I would suggest you choose
a different Toy Breed. They are not able to be left
outside for long periods of time.
CHIHUAHUA CLUB OF QUEENSLAND
MORE INFORMATION:
many shapes and sizes. Secretary: Mrs Jennifer Watt
HEALTH AND LIFESPAN: Email: wachowa@ozemail.com.au
The Chihuahua is generally a healthy breed, and with Phone: 0418 153 115
yearly vaccinations and regular worming/parasite www.chihuahuaclubofqld.com
protocols followed they shouldn’t need extra visits to
be wasted and when we can open our doors it
will help make our next public events bigger
and better.
In the next week we will be posting videos
we have made featuring some our wonderful
members – look out for them. They include
members who focus on Conformation,
Endurance and Dancing with their beloved
dogs.
On the social media front we have just passed
1000 followers which is a 252 % increase in the
SOCIAL MEDIA UPDATE past 12 months.
– David Margan So spread the word and keep hitting that LIKE
button.
COVID so often ruins the best laid plans and so
it has been with the two biggest public events If you have a story
of our year, the Ekka and the All Dog Sports to tell about your
Spectacular postponed. journey with Dogs
Queensland, don’t
A lot of hard work by staff, committees and be shy, let us know
the communications team has gone down the and we’ll get it told!
gurgler.
Be smart and stay
But contacts made and lessons learnt will not safe.
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DOG WORLD September 2021 13JUDGES’ TRAINING RULES AND
REGULATIONS
Regulations for Judges Training 6. The JTP is a continuous program. Persons who are
unable to continue in the system due to illness, injury or
Conformation 2021/2022 Self- issues of a personal nature, should apply in writing to the
Education and Self-Funded Program CJC for a leave of absence for a suitable period.
General 7. Members are not permitted to accept judging
appointments or sign contracts to judge, until official
1. The Rules and Regulations of the Dogs Queensland written notification from Dogs Queensland, advising
Judges Training Program (JTP) are amended from time their judging status, has been received by them.
to time; such amendments are published by DQ. These
Dogs Queensland Regulations for the JTP comply with 8. A member who has previously held Championship
the philosophy of the ANKC Rules but also accommodate Show status may apply for reinstatement. Where a period
necessities required by the diverse nature of of absence has occurred from the Judges List,
metropolitan and regional Queensland. These reinstatement will be considered only after the member
regulations are effective immediately. concerned has passed 90% of an Open Book examination
on a number of the major breeds in the Group(s), plus
2. Aspiring judges and all interested members are reminded those breeds which have been introduced by the ANKC
that membership in the JTP confers no automatic right during their absence. In some instances, particularly for
to become a Judge. Dogs Queensland will consider the longer periods of absence, the CJC may require a
suitability and behavior of all applicants entering the practical assessment which would be conducted using
JTP. Becoming a Judge requires successful completion similar procedures to the Practical Examination as
of the syllabus following which the aspiring Judge described in Regulation 38, and at a date to be
must earn the privilege to be registered and determined by the CJC. Should the candidate fail the
acknowledged as a Judge. This privilege may be assessment, they would be added to the Open Show
withdrawn should circumstances warrant and after all Panel and be required to fulfil the requirements as set
facts have been considered. out in Regulations 17-21.
3. An essential requirement of acceptance, and continued 9. A member who has previously held an Open show status
progression, in the JTP (including applications for and has previously passed the theory exams for a Group
both theory and practical examinations) is a may apply for reinstatement to the Open show panel. To
demonstrated significant and continued participation then proceed they must complete all the requirements of
in the management or operation of an affiliated Dogs the current Group Training Program.
Queensland Club or Committee. Trainees must complete
the “Club Activity” form each year. This documentation 10. Any Trainee Judge or Aspiring Judge who is found
MUST accompany ALL applications; including first to have engaged in unsportsmanlike or unprofessional
time applicants, theory examinations and practical behavior or has breached the Dogs Queensland Rules
examinations, irrespective of the number of or the Dogs Queensland Code of Ethics or the Board of
Championship Show groups a Judge may hold. Dogs Queensland Judges Code of Ethics, or is not
Applications which do not include this mandatory fulfilling training regulations, will be held accountable
documentation will be rejected unless appropriately and may be suspended or removed from the JTP and / or
documented reasons for extenuating circumstances are the Judges Panel.
approved by the Conformation Judges Committee (CJC).
11. The CJC, in determining whether to remove or
4. The Dogs Queensland JTP is available for eligible suspend, will consider all the facts and will provide their
members of Dogs Queensland who are residents of recommendation to the Board of Dogs Queensland.
Queensland. Queensland residents who were previously
members of other ANKC Affiliates and were previously 12. A right of appeal is available, and an appeal may be
in an equivalent ANKC recognised training program, will made to the Board of Dogs Queensland in writing
be recognised under a reciprocal agreement, provided all within 14 days of the official notification of the removal
requirements are fulfilled. or suspension.
5. Any persons who were previously resident in another
State or Territory (and members of that State or
Definitions
Territory), and were not in the Judges Training Program, 13. Terms used in these Regulations are defined below:
and who are now bona-fide residents of Queensland,
may apply to enter the JTP upon providing a letter from a. Championship Show Judge: A person who is
their previous controlling body showing they comply qualified to judge individual breeds, or one or more
with the entry requirements for Aspiring Judges. Groups at Championship Show level.
14 DOG WORLD September 2021JUDGES’ TRAINING RULES AND
REGULATIONS
b. CJC: Conformation Judges Committee. Entry Requirements for First Time
c. DQ: Dogs Queensland Applicants
d. First Time Applicant (Aspiring Judge): A person 15. Criteria for Eligibility for acceptance as an Aspirant
accepted into the Judges Training Program as a First
Time Applicant. a. Have held financial membership of Dogs
Queensland or another ANKC Affiliate for a
e. JTP: Judges Training Program. minimum of 8 consecutive years or be the son /
daughter of a financial member, who has been a
f. Primary Group: The Group in which the candidate financial member for not less than 8 consecutive
first bred / exhibited dogs. years.
g. Single Breed Judge (SBJ): A person who is b. Have been active in canine affairs (see Regulation 3).
qualified as a Breed Specialist, to judge a single
breed at Championship Show level. c. Be a minimum of 18 years of age.
h. S.E. Queensland: The training region covered by d. Have bred at least three litters under their own or
Brisbane and surrounding areas (for Durack shared prefix.
attendees) at the discretion of the CJC.
e. Have bred or exhibited to their title at least two
i. Trainee (Judge): A person who is qualified to judge champions.
one or more breed(s) or Group(s) at Open Show
level. f. Have become an Accredited Conformation Ring
Steward by attending the training provided by
the Event Managers & Stewards Committee.
Stewarding/Writing Requirements for All Complete all the relevant requirements within the
twelve months prior to submitting the application
Judges in the JTP to join the Conformation Judges Training Program.
14. Starting 1st July and terminating 30th June each year, a A copy of the applicant’s official completed and
Trainee Judge must fulfil the following requirements: signed Steward’s Card must accompany the
Application Form.
All trainee judges must complete a minimum of Ten
(10) Ring Stewarding appointments in Queensland at any
Dogs Queensland affiliated Show. Six (6) of these must be Judges Training Program
at Championship shows, the other Four (4) can be made
up of writing and assembly stewarding at Championship 16. Introduction to Judging Program
shows or stewarding at Open Shows. a. Applications from First Time Applicants (Aspirants)
• Note: Ring Stewarding for Two (2) or more Groups wishing to enter the JTP must be submitted by
at the same Show on the same day is classified as One no later than 28th February each year. Applications
(1) appointment. must be made on the prescribed form (available on
the Dogs Queensland website) and all details on
a. The Ring Stewarding requirements are to ensure that form are to be completed.
that candidates not only provide valuable assistance
with the operation of Shows but also, and more b. Once accepted by the CJC, Aspirants will enter the
importantly, enable them to observe the judging of Introduction to Judging Program which will be held
breeds. Consequently, the function of Show between 28th February and 1st July of each year.
Manager does not qualify for the aforementioned Dates to be advised and confirmed by the CJC on a
requirements. yearly basis and published in the September Dog
World.
b. All Judges in the JTP must maintain and produce,
upon request, an official completed and signed c. Aspirants who fulfil the requirements in Regulation
Dogs Queensland Steward’s Card. 15, and who wish to enter the JTP, must achieve a
75% pass in examinations on the areas of:
i. Dogs Queensland Rules,
ii. Skeletal & Topographical,
DOG WORLD September 2021 15JUDGES’ TRAINING RULES AND
REGULATIONS
iii. Anatomy & Movement, one training year provided that they are not both in one
sub group. (A B C D sub groups)
iv. Dentition and
N.B. A trainee must attend a minimum of 80% of the
v. Canine Glossary of Terms. duration of a zoom breed lecture, or this will be classed
as a missed lecture.
d. The final examination date for the Introduction to
Judging Program, will take place on the second To be eligible to sit for the examination in the sub group
Thursday in July each year. This will be conducted where a lecture has been missed, the trainee must
at Durack for metropolitan candidates and with the
Regional Coordinators for remote candidates. a. Watch the recorded Breed Webinar as soon as
possible after the missed lecture, and
e. Aspirants, who are unable to attend the examination
on the second Thursday in July, may apply to the b. Write a 1000 word Breed information essay and
CJC for dispensation for a deferred examination submit to the Group Coordinator within 14 days of
and must supply supporting documentation for the the scheduled lecture.
claim. If successful upon application, the CJC will
nominate a secondary date for Aspirants to sit the N.B. Once a trainee has missed more than two (2)
deferred examination. lectures in any one year, they will not be eligible to sit for
any further theory exams in that year.
f. Upon passing the Introduction to Judging Program
examination, Aspirants must then apply to the CJC 20. Breed Lecture Examinations: For metropolitan
for their Primary Group as a Trainee Judge. candidates, theory exams will be conducted at Durack
and for distance trainees with the regional coordinators
g. Aspirants who do not pass examinations in the at the end of each sub-group. Dates will be advertised
Introduction to Judging Program, may re-apply the by DQ in September each year as per the Scheduled
following year. Breed Lecture dates. All theoretical examinations will
be on the ANKC breed standards. The final theoretical
examination for each Group will be held on the second
Group Training Program/Theory Thursday of July each year.
17. Applications to attend lectures are to be submitted to 21. Any candidate who does not achieve the required pass
DQ before 15th July using the prescribed form available mark in a Breed Lecture Examination, will be required to
from the DQ website. Trainees may apply for one (1) re-attend the relevant breed lectures the following year
group per year (October to July). Split groups are not and re-sit that sub-group examination. Candidates will
allowed. ie. Trainees are unable to be sitting theory not be able to sit for their final Hands-on Examination in
exams for two (2) groups at the one time. any Group, before all Breed Lecture Examinations have
18. For each Group Training Program, a Trainee will be been passed.
expected to complete the following requirements: a. Trainees, who are unable to attend any examination
a. Attend all breed lectures which will be delivered via due to exceptional circumstances, may apply to the
Zoom, unless otherwise advised. CJC for dispensation for a deferred examination
and must supply supporting documentation for the
b. Pass all breed lecture theory examinations (that is a claim. If successful upon application, the CJC will
mark of not less than 75% for each of part A, B, C nominate a secondary date for Trainee to sit any
and D); deferred examination.
c. Attend a minimum of 4 field days. b. Once all sub group theory exams have been
successfully completed the candidate will then be
19. Breed Lectures: Trainees must attend all breed lectures placed onto the Open Show Panel.
for their nominated Group, commencing in October of
each year, as published by DQ. Groups will be divided
into a maximum of 4 sub-groups. Each field day is Practical Training
mandatory and if missed, trainees will be ineligible to sit
22. Once a candidate has successfully completed the theory
for the theory exam for that sub group.
examinations and are placed onto the Open Show Panel,
Missed Lectures: they must judge a minimum of one hundred and twenty
(120) dogs at Open show level and a minimum of Four (4)
A trainee may miss a maximum of two (2) lectures in full Groups.
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REGULATIONS
a. Breed club numbers will count towards the one 24. When a judge obtains Championship status in a Group,
hundred and twenty (120) dogs but the trainee must they may apply for a further Open show Group to bring
still judge a minimum of four (4) full groups. them up to a maximum of four (4) Open Show Groups.
b. The candidate must have a minimum of two (2) 25. All Trainee Judges and Aspiring Judges are required to
satisfactory assessments completed by an support all Judges Training activities including
accredited assessor whilst judging the full group. mentoring, assistance with breed lectures and
The trainee can choose their own assessor but must supporting other Trainee Judges with entries at Open
advise the CJC in writing/email a minimum of seven Shows.
(7) days prior to the show for approval. The assessor
cannot be family or a close friend. The assessor 26. All Trainee Judges who are considered by the CJC to
must advise if the trainee is competent or needs reside a distance from the normal lecture venue (the
more experience. A further assessment will be Durack Showgrounds) that would pose a travelling risk,
required if the trainee does not receive a competent are to study through ‘Distance Education’.
grading.
a. The Distance Education curriculum is available
c. The CJC has the right to appoint an assessor for any on the Dogs Queensland website under “Judges
trainee if deemed necessary and requires more than Training Documents”. Candidates studying
two (2) assessments. through Distance Education should check regularly
for any amendments.
d. Trainees will be expected to attend two (2) Breed
Club specialty championship shows and critique 27. Where a Trainee fails to comply with the Rules and
five (5) dogs at each with an accredited assessor. Regulations of the Group Training Program, the CJC
Preferably with the Group Coordinator. Trainees may recommend to the Board of Dogs Queensland that
must attend the entire breed show or a minimum the person be removed from the Judges Panel. The CJC,
of 50 dogs at that show. Breeds with different in considering whether to remove a person from the
varieties are counted as one breed. eg Poodles. Judges Panel, will consider all the facts and will provide
their recommendation to the Board of Dogs Queensland.
e. Complete fifty (50) critiques which are to be done A right of appeal is available, and an appeal may be
in association with an accredited assessor and made to the Board of Dogs Queensland in writing within
signed off by them. The CJC would prefer this to 14 days of the official notification of the removal.
be done in association with the Group Coordinator.
The critiques completed at the Breed Specialty 28. If through sickness, injury or other involuntary
shows can be counted towards the fifty (50) circumstances, a Trainee Judge cannot fully satisfy
critiques. any requirement of the JTP, upon application, the CJC
will consider each request for dispensation on its
f. A maximum of ten (10) critiques can be completed individual merit.
at any one show.
29. Applications for such leave of absence must be
g. No more than five (5) of these ten (10) critiques may submitted in writing to the CJC immediately the
be of the same breed. pertinent circumstances arise.
h. It should be noted that only ten (10) critiques of a 30. The results of written examination papers are valid
particular breed will count towards the required for life. The CJC reserves the right to use an alternative
number of critiques for an application for your examination paper whenever it is deemed necessary.
hands on exam.
i. Trainees in remote areas who are unable to attend Practical Examination (Hands-On Exam)
breed specialties can complete their critiques from
photos. The photos and critiques must be forwarded 31. Application for the Practical Examination must be made
to the Group or Regional Coordinator. on the prescribed form (available from the DQ website)
and all details on this form are to be completed. This
23. When a judge obtains Championship status for their form must be received NO LATER THAN 15th JULY in any
FIRST Group, they then must judge one (1) full Group year.
in Queensland before they can accept appointments in
the Group interstate or overseas. The judge is required to 32. Applications may be submitted subject to successful
advise the CJC within two weeks of signing the contract completion of all requirements in the Group Training
as they may be evaluated at this show and feedback Program. One (1) group per year.
provided.
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REGULATIONS
33. All candidates and assessors will sign a confidentiality h. Questions asked during the Hands-on Examination,
agreement to ensure the secrecy of all decisions; and may be taken from current ANKC Breed Standards.
refrain from any communication outside of this
agreement. i. Assessors will record on the score sheet comments
relating to each candidate. This must be completed
34. An explanation of the examination procedure will be whether passing or failing a candidate.
given to the candidate prior to the examination day. Any
candidate, who is unsure of the procedure on the day, j. After all candidates have been examined on the two
has the right to ask for clarification from any member of breed classes and one mixed breed class, the
the CJC. candidates will be excused from the examination
ring.
35. Each candidate and assessor will receive a score sheet.
Candidates are to make no markings on these score k. Assessors will then independently complete the
sheets until the examination commences. assessment form, awarding a pass or fail grade to
each candidate on the two breed classes and one
36. The Hands-on examination will consist of two breed mixed breed class, with valid written reasons.
classes and one mixed breed class. Each breed class will
be comprised of a different breed and consist of 5 or l. At NO time should either an examiner or candidate
6 dogs of either sex in that breed. The mixed breed class discuss any aspect of the practical examination
will consist of 5 or 6 dogs of different breeds and of either outside of the official examination procedure. To do
sex (excluding the two breeds previously used in the two so is a breach of confidentiality comments relating
breed classes, unless exceptional circumstances require to each candidate. All Papers remain confidential
the re-judging of either breed as part of the mixed class). and the property of Dogs Queensland.
In all classes, dogs must be over the age of 6 months.
m. A shortfall in the number of exhibits or assessors will
37. The examination will be conducted by 3 accredited not automatically invalidate an examination.
assessors appointed by the CJC. A fourth person, Provided that the candidate is given an explanation
also appointed by the CJC, will act as Chairperson and and that the candidate agrees that the examination
Coordinator for the ring. continue, the examination will not be declared
null and void. No objections or protests because of
38. The procedure for the Hands-on Examination is as these discrepancies will be considered thereafter.
follows:
n. Should the candidate elect not to proceed with the
a. The 3 assessors will examine the dogs independent examination, NO special examination will be
of the candidates and determine their placings from arranged.
1st to last.
39. In order to be successful at the Hands-on Examination,
b. Independently, each assessor will then record their a candidate must receive a PASS grade by at least 2 of the
own placings on the score sheet provided. 3 assessors for EACH of the 3 classes.
c. The candidates will then examine the dogs. a. Once a candidate receives formal written
notification of passing the Practical Examination,
d. As per normal judging procedure, candidates will they may accept and sign contracts for any
have approximately 2 minutes to examine each sanctioned ANKC Show in that Group and judge
exhibit. immediately. Subject to Regulation 23
e. Each candidate will record their placings from 1st to b. Any candidate who fails a Practical Examination
last on the score sheet provided, without must judge a further full Group with a minimum
communicating their decisions to any other of 25 dogs. They must be assessed at this
candidate. appointment by an accredited assessor appointed
by the CJC and receive a competent result within
f. Each candidate will then provide their placings to all
that Group, before re-applying for Practical
the assessors and then be interviewed and
Examination.
examined by all 3 assessors individually.
40. If a candidate fails the Practical Examination in the same
g. All questions pertaining to the breeds are expected
Group, for a third time, they will be removed from the
to be answered. The candidate will only be
Judges Training Program for a period of two years before
examined on the exhibits in the respective class.
reapplying.
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REGULATIONS
41. Where deemed necessary by the CJC, the CJC reserves examination in the following year, providing he / she
the right to elect additional Practical Examination dates. applies by the specified time, and providing it is the
same breed.
Eligibility for a Single Breed
Championship Licence
42. For a GSD Specialty license, see Dogs Qld website for
details.
43. Members may apply for elevation to Championship Show
Status as a Single Breed Judge (SBJ). The following
criteria must be satisfied by the applicant:
a. Provide evidence of eight years continuous financial
membership, activity and experience as a breeder
and exhibitor.
b. Have titled or bred a minimum of five Champions
in the breed in which the candidate is applying to
become a SBJ.
c. Bred at least three litters under their own, or shared,
prefix in the breed in which the candidate is
applying to become a SBJ.
d. Attend lectures run by the Event Managers &
Stewards Committee and become an accredited
Ring Steward.
e. Have completed all their relevant requirements
within the 12 months prior to submitting the
application to become a SBJ. A copy of the
applicant’s official completed and signed Dogs
Queensland Steward’s Card must accompany the
Application Form.
f. Complete the requirements of the Introduction
to Judging Program under Regulation 15. Attend the
appropriate breed lecture night(s).
g. Attend the appropriate breed lecture night(s).
h. Complete the written examination for the breed and
receive a 75% pass.
i. Once all requirements have been satisfied, the
candidate will sit a Hands-on Examination on a date
to be determined by the CJC.
44. A Practical Examination for a Single Breed Licence
will consist of one class of 5 or 6 dogs and 1 class of 5
or 6 bitches. In all classes, dogs must be over the age of 6
months. In breeds with more than 1 variety this rule may
be modified to accommodate different varieties of the
breed.
45. Where an applicant fails a Single Breed Examination,
they will not be required to obtain additional practical
experience to be eligible to apply for another
DOG WORLD September 2021 19JUDGES’ TRAINING RULES AND
Judges’
Judges’ Training
Training
REGULATIONS Lecture Dates
Lecture Dates
The The
Queensland Dog World
Queensland Dog World
Scheduled Breed
Scheduled Lectures
Breed Lectures GroupGroup
2 (Terriers)
2 (Terriers)
These dates may be subject to change. Please check with your group coordinator. COORDINATORS:
These dates may be subject to change. Please check with your group coordinator. COORDINATORS:
Should a lecture need to be re-scheduled for any reason whatsoever, then the
Should a lecture need to be re-scheduled for any reason whatsoever, then the Mrs S. Hewinson Mrs G. Hovey-Jacobs
new date will become the official lecture for that breed. Mrs S. Hewinson Mrs G. Hovey-Jacobs
new date will become the official lecture for that breed. Ph: (07) 3818 6464 Ph:(07)34094705
Ph: (07) 3818 6464 Ph:(07)34094705
Mob: 0422 721 486 Mob: 0400 826 333
Mob: 0422 721 486 Mob: 0400 826 333
Email: hewinson@gmail.com Email: dandydogs3@gmail.com
Email: hewinson@gmail.com Email: dandydogs3@gmail.com
GroupGroup
1 (Toys) Lectures are held 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month
1 (Toys) Lectures are held 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month
commencing at 7:00pm
commencing at 7:00pm
COORDINATORS: American Staffordshire
American Terrier,
Staffordshire CeskyCesky
Terrier,
COORDINATORS: Oct 12th
Oct2021
12th 2021 TerrierTerrier
Mrs J. Ireland Mrs J. Watt
Mrs J. Ireland Mrs J. Watt
Ph:(07)3814 3069 Mob: 0418 153 115
Mob: 0418 153 115
Bull Terrier,
Bull Terrier,
Ph:(07)3814 3069 Email: wachowa@ozemail.com.au Oct 26th 2021 Bull Terrier (Miniature),
Mob: 0407 275 791 Email: wachowa@ozemail.com.au Oct 26th 2021 Bull Terrier (Miniature),
Mob: 0407 275 791
Email: graedon33@hotmail.com Australian TerrierTerrier
Email: graedon33@hotmail.com Part APart A Australian
Lectures are held 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month Staffordshire Bull Terrier,
Staffordshire Bull Terrier,
Lectures are held 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month
commencing at 7.00pm Nov 9th
Nov2021
9th 2021
commencing at 7.00pm Glen of Imaal Terrier
Glen of Imaal Terrier
Australian Silky Terrier,
Australian Silky Terrier,
Oct 5th 2021
Oct 5th 2021 Nov 23rd 2021
Nov 23rd 2021 Field Day
Field Day
Yorkshire Terrier
Yorkshire Terrier
Miniature Pinscher, Dec 7th
Dec2021
7th 2021 Part APart
Theory Exam Exam
A Theory
Oct 19th Miniature Pinscher,
Oct2021
19th 2021 English Cairn Cairn
Terrier,
Part APart A EnglishTerrier
Toy Toy Terrier Jan 11th Terrier,
Jan2022
11th 2022 West West
Highland White
Highland TerrierTerrier
White
Nov 2nd
Nov2021
2nd 2021Chinese Crested,
Chinese Russian
Crested, Toy Toy
Russian
Dandie Dinmont
Dandie Terrier,
Dinmont Terrier,
Nov 16th
Nov2021
16th 2021 Field Day
Field Day Jan 25th
Jan2022 Norfolk
25th 2022 Terrier, Norwich Terrier
Norfolk Terrier, Norwich Terrier
Dec 7th 2021
Dec 7th 2021 Part APart
Theory Exam Exam
A Theory Part BPart B
Scottish Terrier,
Scottish Terrier,
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Feb 8th
Feb2022
8th 2022 Sealyham Terrier
Jan 18th Cavalier KingSpaniel
Charles Spaniel, Sealyham Terrier
Jan2022
18th 2022 King Charles
King Charles Spaniel
Feb 22nd
Feb 2022
22nd 2022 Field Day
Field Day
Chihuahua Long &
Chihuahua Smooth,
Long & Smooth,
Feb 1st 2022
Feb 1st 2022 Italian Greyhound
Part BPart B Italian Greyhound Mar 8th
Mar2022
8th 2022 Part BPart
Theory Exam Exam
B Theory
Feb 15th Tibetan Spaniel, Japanese Chin Chin Airedale Terrier,
Feb2022
15th 2022 Tibetan Spaniel, Japanese
Mar 22nd Fox TerrierAiredale
(Smooth Terrier,
& Wire),
Mar 1st 2022 Field Day Mar 2022
22nd 2022 FoxIrish
Terrier (Smooth
Terrier & Wire),
Mar 1st 2022 Field Day Irish Terrier
Mar 8th 2022
Mar 8th 2022 Part B Theory Exam Exam
Part B Theory Lakeland Terrier,
Lakeland Terrier,
Affenpinscher, Mar 29th 2022 Jack Russell
Jack Terrier,
Russell Terrier,
Mar 15th Affenpinscher, Mar 29th 2022 ParsonParson
Russell Terrier
Mar2022
15th 2022 Griffon Bruxellios
Griffon Bruxellios Russell Terrier
Part CPart C Tenterfield Terrier,
Apr 5th 2022 Pekingese, Pug Tenterfield Terrier,
Pekingese, Pug Apr 12th
Apr 5th 2022 Apr2022
12th 2022 WelshWelsh
Terrier,
Terrier,
Part CPart C BorderBorder
TerrierTerrier
Apr 19th Field Day
Apr2022
19th 2022 Field Day
Apr 26th
Apr2022
26th 2022 Field Day
Field Day
May 3rd 2022
May 3rd 2022 Part CPart
Theory Exam Exam
C Theory
May 3rd Part CPart
Theory Exam Exam
May2022
3rd 2022 C Theory
American Hairless Terrier,
May 10th American Hairless Terrier,
May 17th
Havanese, CotonCoton
Havanese, De Tulear,
De Tulear, May2022
10th 2022 Soft Coated Wheaten TerrierTerrier
May2022
17th 2022 Bolognese Soft Coated Wheaten
Bolognese
Bedlington Terrier,
Bedlington Terrier,
Jun 7th 2022
Jun 7th 2022 BichonBichon
Frise, Frise,
Maltese, Papillon
Maltese, Papillon May 24th 2022 Manchester, German Hunting
May 24th 2022 Manchester, German Hunting
Part DPart D Jun 21st 2022 Part DPart D TerrierTerrier
Jun 21st 2022 Lowchen, Pomeranian
Lowchen, Pomeranian
Kerry Kerry
Blue Terrier,
Blue Terrier,
Field Day June 14th
June2022
14th 2022 Skye Terrier, Revision
Jun 28th
Jun2022
28th 2022 Field Day Skye Terrier, Revision
Jun 28th 2022
Jun 28th 2022 Field Day
Field Day
Jul 14th
Jul2022
14th 2022 Part DPart
Theory Exam Exam
D Theory
Jul 14th 2022
Jul 14th 2022 Part D Theory Exam Exam
Part D Theory
1 | P 1a |g Pe a g e
September
September 2019 2019
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www.dogsqueensland.org.auJUDGES’ TRAINING RULES AND
Judges’
Judges’ Training
Training
REGULATIONS Lecture
Lecture Dates
Dates
The The Queensland
Queensland DogDog World
World
GroupGroup
3 3 GroupGroup
4 4
(Gundogs)
(Gundogs) (Hounds)
(Hounds)
COORDINATORS:
COORDINATORS: COORDINATORS:
COORDINATORS:
Mrs T Dennis
Mrs T Dennis Mr Kill
Mr David David Kill Miss AMiss A Carius
Carius
Mob:606
0417 606 227 Mob:311
0428 311 827 Mrs T McDonald
Mrs T McDonald
Mob: 0417 227 Mob: 0428 827 Mob: (07) 3294 6717 Mob: Mob:892
0409 0409 892 248
248
toni@tarrendayle.com Email: Email: dance444@bigpond.net.au Mob: (07) 3294 6717 Email: ainsliecarius@icloud.com
Email: Email:
toni@tarrendayle.com dance444@bigpond.net.au Mob: (07)
Mob: (07) 3294 67173294 6717 Email: ainsliecarius@icloud.com
Email: Email: shasdin@ecn.net.au
shasdin@ecn.net.au
Lectures
Lectures are
are held held
2nd and2nd
4thand 4th Thursday
Thursday of eachofmonth
each month Lectures
Lectures are
are held 1stheld
and1st
3rdand 3rd Wednesday
Wednesday of eachofmonth
each month
commencing
commencing at 7:00pm
at 7:00pm commencing
commencing at 7:00pm
at 7:00pm
Irish Water
Irish Water Spaniel,
Spaniel, Oct 6th 2021 Beagle,
Beagle, Foxhound, Harrier
Oct 6th 2021 Foxhound, Harrier
Oct2021
Oct 14th 14th 2021 Spanish Water Dog, Dog,
Spanish Water
ClumberClumber Spaniel
Spaniel Oct2021
20th 2021Hamiltonstovare,
Hamiltonstovare, Bloodhound
Oct 20th Bloodhound
Oct2021
28th 2021 CockerCocker Spaniel,
Spaniel,
Oct 28th
Part APart A CockerCocker
SpanielSpaniel American
American Part APart A Bluetick
Bluetick Coonhound,
Coonhound,
English Springer Spaniel, Nov
Nov 3rd 3rd 2021 Black Black
2021 & Tan&Coonhound,
Tan Coonhound,
Nov2021
11th 2021 English Springer Spaniel,
Nov 11th Otterhound
Otterhound
WelshWelsh Springer
Springer Spaniel
Spaniel
Nov2021
Nov 25th 25th 2021 Field Day
Field Day Nov2021
Nov 17th 17th 2021 Field Day
Field Day
Dec2021
7th 2021 Dec2021
Dec 7th 7th 2021 Part APart A Theory
Theory Exam Exam
Dec 7th Part APart A Theory
Theory Exam Exam
Deerhound,
Deerhound,
Brittany,
Brittany, Field Spaniel,
Field Spaniel, Jan2022
19th 2022 Irish Wolfhound,
Irish Wolfhound,
Jan2022
13th 2022 Jan 19th
Jan 13th SussexSussex Spaniel
Spaniel BorzoiBorzoi
English Greyhound,
Greyhound,
Jan2022
Jan 27th 27th 2022 English Setter,Setter,
Gordon Gordon
SetterSetter Whippet,
Feb2022
Feb 2nd 2nd 2022 Whippet,
CirnecoCirneco Dell'Etna
Dell'Etna
Part BPart B Irish Setter,
Irish Setter, Part BPart B
Feb2022
Feb 10th 10th 2022 Irish&Red
Irish Red White& White
SetterSetter Afghan
Afghan Hound,
Hound, IbizanIbizan
Hound,Hound,
Feb2022
Feb 16th 16th 2022
Feb2022
24th 2022 Field Day
Field Day Pharaoh
Pharaoh Hound Hound
Feb 24th
Mar2022
Mar 8th 8th 2022 Part BPart B Theroy
Theroy Exam Exam Mar2022
Mar 2nd 2nd 2022 Field Day
Field Day
Italian Spinone,
Italian Spinone, Mar2022
Mar 8th 8th 2022 Part BPart B Theory
Theory Exam Exam
Mar2022
Mar 10th 10th 2022 Chesapeake
Chesapeake Bay Retriever
Bay Retriever 16th 2022Saluki,Saluki,
Mar2022
Mar 16th Sloughi,
Sloughi, Azawakh
Azawakh
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Duck Tolling
Duck Tolling
Retriever,
24th 2022 Retriever,
Mar2022
Mar 24th BraccoBracco Italiano,
Italiano,
Large Large Musterlander
Musterlander BassetBasset
Hound,Hound, Petit Basset
Petit Basset Griffon
Griffon
Mar2022
30th 2022 Vendeen,
Vendeen, Grand Grand
BassetBasset Griffon
Griffon
Mar 30th Vendeen,
Vendeen, BassetBasset
FauvreFauvre
De De
Curly Coated Retriever,
Flat Flat
Part CPart CMar 31st 31st 2022 Curly Coated
Mar2022 Coated Retriever,
Coated Retriever
Retriever
Bretagne
Bretagne
Labrador
Labrador Retriever,
Retriever, Part CPart C
Apr2022
Apr 14th 14th 2022 Apr
Apr 6th 6th 2022
2022 Dachshund
Dachshund (All Varieties)
(All Varieties)
Golden
Golden RetrieverRetriever
Apr2022
Apr 28th 28th 2022 Field Day
Field Day
May2022
May 3rd 3rd 2022 Part CPart C Theory
Theory Exam Exam
German Shorthaired Pointer, Apr2022
Apr 20th 20th 2022 Field Day
Field Day
May2022
12th 2022 German Shorthaired Pointer,
May 12th German Wirehaired Pointer
German Wirehaired Pointer May2022
May 3rd 3rd 2022 Part CPart C Theory
Theory Exam Exam
Weimaraner, Portuguese Podengo (All
Weimaraner, 18th 2022 Portuguese Podengo (All
May2022
May 18th
May2022
May 26th 26th 2022 Weimaraner
Weimaraner Long Haired,
Long Haired, Varieties),
Varieties), Basenji
Basenji
Lagotto
Lagotto
Jun 1stJun 1st 2022
2022 Finnish
Finnish Spitz, Spitz, Norwegian
Norwegian Elkhound
Elkhound
Part DPart D Hungarian
Hungarian Vizsla,Vizsla,
Jun
Jun 9th 9th 2022
2022 Hungarian Wirehaired
Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla Vizsla Jun 15th 2022 Rhodesian Ridgeback
Part DPart DJun 15th 2022 Rhodesian Ridgeback
Pointer,
Pointer,
Jun2022
Jun 23rd 23rd 2022
Wirehaired Slovakian
Wirehaired Slovakian PointerPointer
Jun2022
Jun 29th 29th 2022 Field Day
Field Day
Jun2022
Jun 30th 30th 2022 Field Day
Field Day
Jul2022
Jul 14th 14th 2022 Part DPart D Theory
Theory Exam Exam
Jul2022
Jul 14th 14th 2022 Part DPart D Theory
Theory Exam Exam
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