| The dogs are individual judged. Everydog are
compared to the standard and given a quality-prize according to the judge opinion on how
well the dog fit the standard. All dogs entered the show will get a written report. The dogs are competing in classes, first dogs, then bitches. |
| Baby | 3-6 month |
| Puppy | 6-9 month |
| Champion | Champions |
| Youth | 9-18 month |
| Intermidiate | 15-24 month |
| Open | over 18 month |
| Seniores | 7-10 years |
| Veterans | over 10 years |
| Only dogs entered in Youth, Intermedia and
Open class are competing for the CC. There are 5 different prices, each price is awarded with a coloured silk-ribbon. The colour correspond the price. |
| 1st price, the dog is an excellent representative for the breed | red ribbon |  |
| 2nd price, the dog is still a good representative for the breed, but has minor flaws | blue ribbon |  |
| 3rd price, still a fair representative, but has more severe faults. | yellow ribbon |  |
| 0, zero price, the dog has disqualifying faults according to the standard | no ribbon | |
| KIB, "Can not be judged", due to the dog is limping, can't be touched or of any other reason unable to be judged | no ribbon |
After this quality-judgment, all dogs awarded 1st price in the class; red ribbon, are competing against each other to find the # 1,2,3&4. Each are awarded yet another silk-ribbon coloured 1:red, 2:blue, 3:yellow, 4: green |
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| If the judge finds the quality high enough,
then he can award as many dogs a he finds worthy the CC-reserve. The CC-reserve is a broad
lilac ribbon
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| When all the males / females has
been judged, the # 1,2,3 & 4 are found between dogs awarded CC-reserve from the Youth,
Intermediate, Open and Champion classes. The highest placed dog/female who is not champion is awarded CC, a red/white stiped ribbon. No. 1 is "Best Male" / "Best Female" At international shows Best Male and Best female are awarded CACIB for the international championate. CACIB is a white ribbon At club specialty shows, best champion is awarded Club Certificate - if not already Club Champion |
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This dog has been awarded: | ||||
| 1st price: | red | ||||
| 1winner of class: | red | ||||
| CC-reserve: | broad lilac | ||||
| Challenge certificate | red/white | ||||
| Best male or female #3 | yellow | ||||
| At
last Best Male are competing against Best Female to place Best of Breed & Best of
Opposite. |
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| After this the Senior and
veterans are judged the same way, and the best senior /veteran are found. |
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1st price 1 winner of class 4th male or female CC-reserve |
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| To become national
champion, an dog/female need to acheive at least 3 CC's given by 3 different
judges. The 1st can first be given after the dog has reached 9 month, and the last must be obtained after 18 month of age. To become International Champion, the dog/female must obtain 4 CACIBS whereof 3 must be from 3 different countries under 3 different judges, and one must be obtained in the owners resident country OR from the breeds originate country. And there must lapse at least 366 days from the 1st to the last CACIB. To become club champion the dog/female must obtain 4 club certificates obtained from the Champion-class
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This dog has been awarded: |
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1st price: |
red | ||
| 1 winner of the class: | red | ||
| Best male or female #1: | red | ||
| CC-reserve: | broad lilac | ||
| Challenge Certificate: | red/white | ||
| Best of Breed BOB: | red/yellow | ||
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Puppies are judged in their respective classes and Best Baby / Best Puppy is found. |  |
Puppies are awarded: Very Promising; pink rosette, Promising: light blue rosette |
Created and maintained by Pia Johansen
Updated: 27-05-02
