Entries close: Friday 30th March 2012

WEIMARANER CLUB OF VICTORIA INC.
RESTRICTED TO GUNDOG
DOUBLE OBEDIENCE TRIAL

To be held at
KCC Park, Westernport Highway Skye

SUNDAY 15th APRIL 2012

Entries to the Trial Secretary:
Mrs. Elizabeth Harding, 10 Chadwick Close Langwarrin 3910
Ph: 9789 3711 (No calls after 9.00 pm please)

Cheques made payable to ‘Weimaraner Club of Victoria Inc.’
(Please note: This trial is restricted to gundogs on the Main or Limited Register)

JUDGES: Trial A JUDGES: Trial B

OPEN NOVICE Judge: Mrs L McKay NOVICE OPEN Judge: Mr E Howden
CCD UDX UD Judge: Mr E Howden CCD UDX UD Judge: Mrs L McKay


Conditions of Entry: Separate form for each entry. Please mark entry clearly with either AM or PM trial. Open and Utility must show HAS. The committee reserves the right to substitute an extra judge if the entry is excessive. To be eligible for club sashes, entry form must be marked with the name of your club.

Entry Fee: $12-00 each trial (includes catalogue)


Please note: No canteen facilities available on the day – Tea & Coffee provided

Check In Time :
Trial A: 8.00 – 8.30 am Judging Time: 9.00 am
Trial B: 12 noon Judging Time: Not before 12.00 noon


Awards: Qualifying Score and Title Ribbons. Highest Scoring Weimaraner In Trial & Highest Score In Trial. Please see catalogue for full awards list.
 

The Weimaraner is a highly intelligent dog and responds well to obedience.
Even just incorporating a few basic commands into your daily routine, e.g. Sit, Come, Stay, will ensure a much more rounded dog that fits happily into your household.

If you wish to expand further with obedience, there are many obedience clubs around Victoria.
For an obedience club near you go to, www.dogsvictoria.org.au
Go to heading "Get Involved" and then click on Obedience.

The Weimaraner Club Of Victoria Inc does not hold regular obedience classes, we do however hold a yearly Double Obedience Trial. ( Please look on our Calendar for dates.)

Hopefully, we will be holding an Obedience Demonstration at our next Weimfest, details will be included in the club’s magazine in the New Year.

If you think you and your dog are both ready to enter an obedience trial, you will need to know the Rules and Regulations.
These are available at the website of the Australian National Kennel Council at www.ankc.org and click on the link to Obedience Rules.

There are 5 Levels of Obedience.
Starting with C.C.D. C.D, C.D.X, U.D and U.D.X.
To gain a title from each of the above levels, you need 3 passes under a different judge for each level.

Obedience is a lot of fun and a great way to meet new people and gain friendships along the way for both you and your dog!