Hi,
I would like to point out that though the Canadian system does not require
majors most serious exibitors here like to attend well populated shows with
a variety of kennels represented in order to have a sense of acheivement or
to have at least made a placing in the Group level where there are o
Yes, I meant to say you have to USE an ERN # everytime you show, sorry...it
is much easier, IMO to just register your dog CKC.
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From: "mtndog" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Berner L" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 11:0
you have to get
an ERN number every time you show. In addition, if you use an ERN number,
*** No you dont. You get the number issued one time, and you use that
number for the rest of the dog's life, while you show in Canada.
I faxed the info to CKC, and got all my ERN's back in time to enter the
-Original Message-
From: Joanne Gerow
>> The best part is my dog is now a Canadian Champion!
Joanne,
That is a definite brag, and a great one at that! Congratulations!!
Are you familiar with the Berner-L Brag Fund? It's voluntary, all
donations from $0 to $1,000,000 are cheerfully acce
I just got back from Montreal Canada this Sunday. It was my first trip and
I had a blast. The best part is my dog is now a Canadian Champion!
To finish, a dog must get 10 points under at least 3 different judges.
Points range from 1 to 5 points, depending on the amount of dogs entered.
(You don
Hi Jennifer,
here are two website that will help you.
This one lists all the upcoming dog shows by province
http://www.dogbiz.com/dog-shows-can/shows-menu-can.htm
This one explains the difference between Canadian and
American shows
http://www.angelfire.com/bc2/CKCShowDogs/USdogs.html
Hope that
Hi Jennifer,
To get a dog accross into Canada, I believe you need the reg'n papers and a
certificate of vaccination.
As far as shows, most shows are handled by the show giving club and not a
superintendent like in the US. You can get all the info you need to contact
show secretaries to obtain pr
Hi Jennifer and all,
Here is the other info. you requested:
In Canada you are not required to have two wins of major points in order to
gain his/her Championship. Your dog has to win a total of 10 points. The
number of dogs/bitches your dog wins over decides the number of points each
win earns.
In
Hi Jennifer & Everyone,
Here is a great link to dog show information.
If you click on conformation it will explain dog shows, how to get started
showing etc.
There is a link for dog show superintendants, (including Western Dog Shows,
which handles the Canadian shows) AKC, CKC, Obedience, herding e
