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Clumber Spaniel Club of America 2018 National Specialty • 1

Judging Program

AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB RULES & REGULATIONS GOVERN THESE EVENTS.

Clumber Spaniel Club of AmericaMember of the American Kennel Club, Unbenched, Indoors

National SpecialtyMonday, April 2, 2018 - Saturday, April 7, 2018

National Specialty Show with Junior Showmanship & NOHSEvent #2018131105

Sweepstakes, Veteran Sweepstakes, Gundog Sweepstakes#2018131105

Regional Specialty Show with Junior Showmanship & NOHSEvent #2018131108

Obedience TrialEvent #2018131101

Rally TrialEvent #2018131102T

BaRay Event Services, Inc.A.K.C. ANNUALLY LICENSED SUPERINTENDENTSMEMBER: DOG SHOW SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATIONSHEILA RAYMOND • BECKY SUMNER • JERRY SUMNERCHUCK ST. JOHN • KELLY BLOOMFIELD • GLENN WHITTENROBERTA MARTIN • MERILYNN HURD • SHARON SAMSON

PO BOX 508, BURLINGTON, WA 98233PHONE: 360-755-7086 • FAX: 360-755-2248

HAND-DELIVERED, EXPRESS or PRIORITY, FEDEX or UPS:113 E. FAIRHAVEN AVE., BURLINGTON, WA 98233 (do NOT require signature)E-MAIL: [email protected] • WEB SITE: BaRayEvents.com

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OFFICE HOURS10AM-5PMMON.-FRI.

CERTIFICATION – Permission has been granted by the American Kennel Club for the holding of this event under American Kennel Club Rules and Regulations. GINA M. DINARDO, Executive Secretary

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTSUNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, ALL EVENTS TO BE HELD AT

HOLIDAY INN PORTLAND AIRPORT8439 NE Columbia Blvd, Portland, OR

FRIDAY, March 30- SUNDAY

April 1, 2018All Breed

Events

• Conformation (2 days of events)• Obedience & Rally (3 days of events)• Agility (3 days of events)

Location: Linn County Expo Center 3700 Knox Butte Rd., Albany, OR

Superintendent: Onofrio Dog Shows, L.L.C.

MONDAY, April 2, 2018

• Tracking Event (9:00 am) - Champoeg State Park, 7679 Champoeg Rd. NE, St. Paul, OR 97137

• Obedience Match & Seminar (1:00 pm)• Board Member Meeting (9:00 am – 5:00 pm)

TUESDAY, April 3, 2018

• CSCA National Obedience and Rally (9:00 am)• CGC (2:00 pm)• Trick titles(2:00 pm)• Fun Games & Contests (4:00 pm)• Meet and Greet (ice cream social) (6:30 pm)• Annual General Meeting (7:30 pm)

WEDNESDAY, April 4, 2018

• Judges Education/Seminar and ringside mentoring (8:00 am)• Regional Specialty (9:00 am)• PeeWee Handling Registration/Class (after completion of judging)• Junior Seminar & Pizza Party (2:00 pm)• Health Seminar (3:00 pm)• Evening Top 10 Gala Event (7:00 pm) (Rescue Parade held in conjunction with Top 10 Gala Event)

THURSDAY, April 5, 2018

• National Sweepstakes (9:00 am)• National Specialty Show (1:00 pm)• Banquet/ Auction/ Awards (6:30 pm)

FRIDAY April 6, 2018 - SATURDAY April 7, 2018

• 2 days of Hunt Tests (8:00 am)• Birdiness Test (Friday only)• Friday, April 6: Cheese and Wine event to follow test on-site at venue.

Location: Luckiamute Valley Pheasants, Monmouth, OR 97326 Directions: http://www.lvpheasants.com/directions/accommodations.

ALL EVENTS TO BE HELD AT HOLIDAY INN PORTLAND AIRPORT8439 NE Columbia Blvd, Portland, OR

ALL CLASSES WILL BE HELD INDOORS, UNBENCHED – ALL CLASSES WILL BE JUDGED ON A RAMPSHOW HOURS EACH DAY 6:00 AM TO 7:00 PM PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME


SHOW COMMITTEECHAIRPERSON WARREN MOSS

17521 NE 226th St., Battle Ground, WA 98604 [email protected] / 360-666-3215

OBEDIENCE, RALLY & CGC CHAIR - VIRGINIA SCHAEFFER 3234 NE 17th Ave., Portland, OR [email protected]/ 503-288-5252

Committee Leads ........................................................................................ Darcy Moss and Donna Starr Hunt Test ............................................................................ .Linda Fraser, Julie Wickwire and Kathy KellyTracking .................................................................................................. Carol Reeves and Sarah BeairdAgility .......................................................................................................................................Gail Budde Top 10 Gala Event .............................................................Darcy Moss, Carol Reeves, Marla ShelmadineBanquet ............................................................................................Charlie Zaragoza and Ed SheppardAuction/ Raffle .................................................................Holly Lapole, Jason Lapole & Charlie Zaragoza Basket Raffle ..........................................................................................................................Donna StarrHospitality ............................................................................................................................Carol ReevesPhoto Contest/ Rescue Parade ..........................................................................................Diana JensenJunior Seminar ........................................................................................Raina Moss and Jennifer DarcyTrophy/Rosettes .....................................................................................................................Donna StarrGrooming Coordinator ........................................................................................................ Laura ReevesFun Games .......................................................................Donna Starr, Chuck Starr & Nancy WynschenkAdvertising, Catalog & Social Media ......................................................................................Raina MossHotel & Vendor Liaison ..........................................................................................................Darcy MossChief Ring Steward ......................................................................................................... Karen StenlundGrounds ................................................................................................................................ Milford Cole

JUDGESConstance Holt [98441] ...................................................................24 LUTHER RD, FOSTER, RI 02825-1234 National Conformation Classes & Junior Showmanship Douglas P McFarlane [4713] ................................13024 THOMAS ROAD KP N., GIG HARBOR, WA 98329-5744 Regional Conformation Classes & Junior ShowmanshipAnita Sjostrom Libell Andersen ......................................................................................... Skien, Norway Sweepstakes, Veteran Sweepstakes & Gundog Sweepstakes Curt Allen Curtis[5317] ...............................................................7255 BATES RD S, SALEM, OR 97306-9440 Obedience & Rally

OFFICIAL SHOW PHOTOGRAPHERRingTime Media

Frank Horvath - (909) 728-1938, Tyler Crady-Roche - (916) 807-6043, Orshi Horvath (909) 728-2111 [email protected] website: www.ringtimemedia.com

VETERINARIAN ON CALL – EMERGENCY & NON-EMERGENCYAlder Creek Veterinary Clinic - 209 SE 1st St, Battle Ground, WA 98604 (360) 687-3141

Directions to the Clinic: Start out going northwest on NE Columbia Blvd toward NE 92nd Dr. Turn left onto NE Columbia Pkwy. Turn left onto NE Killingsworth St/US-30 Byp E., Merge onto I-205 via the ramp on the left toward Portland Airport/Seattle (crossing into Washington). Take the WA-500 W exit, EXIT 30C-B-A. Merge onto WA-500 E via EXIT 30B, keep left to take WA-500 E toward Battle Ground. WA-500 E becomes WA-503. Turn right onto W Main St. Turn right onto SE 3rd Ave.Take the 1st right onto SE 1st St. and arrive at 209 SE 1st St, Battle Ground, WA 98604-8316.


SWEEPSTAKES – NATIONAL ONLYSWEEPSTAKES FUND

The money received from entry fees for each class will be divided in that class as follows: 25% of total entry fees will be retained by the Club for expenses. The remaining 75% will be divided in each class as follows: First—40% Second—30% Third—20% Fourth—10%

VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES – NATIONAL ONLY

VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES FUNDThe money received from entry fees for each class will be divided in that class as follows: 25% of total entry fees will be retained by the Club for expenses. The remaining 75% will be divided in each class as follows: First—40% Second—30% Third—20% Fourth—10%

GUNDOG SWEEPSTAKES – NATIONAL ONLY

GUNDOG SWEEPSTAKES FUNDThe money received from entry fees for each class will be divided in that class as follows: 25% of total entry fees will be retained by the Club for expenses. The remaining 75% will be divided in each class as follows: First—40% Second—30% Third—20% Fourth—10%

HOST HOTEL

Holiday Inn8530 NE Columbia Blvd

Portland, OR 97220https://www.ihg.com

Reservations can be made by phoning: 1-503-914-5245 or1-800-HOLIDAY and mention the block code CSC.

Your standard Guestroom rate is $112.00 single/quadruple occupancy. Rates do not includelodging tax (estimated at 14.5%)

Shuttle instructions:Shuttle service for you, your dog, crates and luggage is provided by the hotel and available

24 hours. During the high travel times, the shuttle arrives on the hour.

Shipping information to the hotel:Shipping items to the hotel requires special instruction for this venue. This hotel uses a purser

service that may incur an expense to you.

Location and directions:The Holiday Inn - Portland Airport (I-205) is located near all the attractions of the Rose City

and just 3 miles from the Portland International Airport (PDX). A rental car is not required anda shuttle service is provided to/from the PDX airport/ Hotel directly. The hotel has a shuttle

service that allows for crates, luggage, people and dogs to make your trip more enjoyable withyour pets.

Directions from Portland International Airport:Follow NE Airport Way to NE 82nd Way (turn right onto 82nd Way). Continue on NE 82nd Way.

Turn left to NE Columbia Blvd and hotel will be on your left.8530 NE Columbia Blvd, Portland, OR 97220

Travel time is 8 minutes; travel distance 3.1 miles

RV PARKING RESERVATIONS ARE CLOSED


OBEDIENCE MATCH - MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2018

An obedience match will be held on Monday, April 2nd on the show grounds. The match will begin at 1 pm with ten minute tickers for $10. Everyone entered is asked to volunteer to help out.

Sign-up will commence just before the match begins.

For questions regarding the match, please contact Janice Scott at [email protected]

PEE WEE CLASS SPECIAL ATTRACTION WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 2018 – NO ENTRY FEE

JUDGE: JENNIFER DARCY

The Pee Wee Special Attraction is a pre-Junior Showmanship class. The Pee Wee class is geared toward children 5–9 years of age. Safety is a primary concern.

Each Pee Wee unit consists of the child, his/her parent/guardian/responsible adult, and the dog. Only one Pee Wee unit is in the ring at a time. This is not a competitive class, but rather a fun, learning experience for the child and the adult.

• A dog must be at least four months of age to enter the Pee Wee class.

• Bitches in season will not be allowed to participate. If pre-entered, a dog may be substituted that meets the eligibility requirements as specified by the club.

• All dogs entered must have the proper lead and collar.

• A responsible adult must be present with the child both inside and outside the ring. The adult is to maintain control of the dog outside of the ring.

The safety of both the dogs and Juniors inside and outside the ring is a primary concern. Outside of the ring, the dog is to be controlled by the adult accompanying the child. An additional lead, provided by the Club, will be at the Judge’s table. At the Judge’s discretion based upon the size of the child and the dog, for safety purposes the adult may be asked to attach a second lead to the dog so both child and adult will walk the dog together.

REGISTRATION WILL BE TAKEN AT THE CLUB TABLE WEDNESDAY STARTING AT NOON. EACH ENTRANT WILL BE REQUIRED TO FILL OUT AN ENTRY FORM. IN ADDITION TO AN ENTRY, A RELEASE MUST BE SIGNED BY THE CHILD’S PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN. JUDGING WILL BE HELD FOLLOWING THE LUNCH BREAK. NO ENTRY FEE

CLUMBER FUN GAMES & CONTESTS

Tuesday, April 3, 2018 4:00 pm

No Entry Form or Fee. Bring your dog or borrow one. Come and join the Fun!

Dedicated to the Memory of Phyllis Potterfield. Money raised will be donated to The Potterfield Memorial Fund.

Contests Include: Whitest Clumber, Best Wiggle, Most Freckles, Biggest Paws, and Best Trick.

Be sure to come a defend your title from prior years games.

Activities will include: A Cake Walk, Relay Race, Photo Booth and more!

Donna Starr – Marla Shelmadine – Nancy Wynschenk

Questions and Donations contact: Donna Starr. [email protected]


GROOMING RESERVATIONS ARE CLOSED

BANQUET RESERVATIONS ARE CLOSED

TOP 10 GALA RESERVATIONS ARE CLOSED

2018 CSCA NATIONAL SPECIALTY PHOTO CONTESTGet your cameras out or always make sure your phone is handy and the camera app ready! Please submit photos in the following categories:• Clumbers Playing • Dirty Clumbers • Best Dressed Clumbers • Clumber Puppies• Clumbers at Work (this can be in obedience, nose work, barn hunt, agility, therapy dogs,as well as hunting)• Clumbers in Weird Sleeping Positions (Clumfortable)When you send your photos, please include the name of the dog and a tidbit of interest so thatwhen the winners are announced, more than just the name of the owner and the dog can beincluded. Email your photos to [email protected] or contact Diana Jensen, 6016 Kenwood Drive #1, Everett, WA 98203, (425) 931-4642.

IN MEMORIAM DISPLAYThis year there will be an “In Memoriam” display. These will be pictures of Clumbers who have gone to the Rainbow Bridge. These will NOT be voted on. When you send these in, please include a couple of sentences about what made the dog so special. Send photos and info toto [email protected] or contact Diana Jensen, 6016 Kenwood Drive #1, Everett, WA 98203, (425) 931-4642.

PARADE OF RESCUE DOGSThe Rescue Parade for the 2018 CSCA National Specialty will be a part of the gala event the evening of April 4. To further highlight Rescue & Placement, anybody who has, or had, a rescue Clumber please send pictures with a brief history. As with the memorial, these will be displayed, but NOT voted on. Please also indicate if you will be at the 2018 National Specialty with your rescue dog for the Rescue Parade. A short presentation will be projected as attendees and dogs are organized and lined up. Additional photos are requested so as to not repeat the same ones that will be on display. A short video on your rescue experience would also be a nice addition. Please use the same e-mail that is set up for the photo contest - [email protected] or contact Diana Jensen, 6016 Kenwood Drive #1, Everett, WA 98203, (425) 931-4642.

AUCTION DONATIONS & BASKETSPlease reach out to Holly Lapole – [email protected] with items. All questions can be sent to [email protected]. If you have an interest in donating a state basket for the auction as wellthis year, please email Donna Starr at [email protected].

AKC CANINE GOOD CITIZEN (CGC) TESTING AND COMMUNITY CANINE (CGCA) Canine Good Citizen (CGC) and AKC Community Canine (CGCA) Testing will be offered on Tuesday, April 3 at 2:00 pm.

Registration will be taken ringside. The testing fee will be $15.00 per dog. This fee is for testing only and does not cover any title or other fees requested by the AKC.

AKC TRICK DOG TESTING We are pleased to announce that there will be testing for AKC Novice, Intermediate and Advanced Trick Dogs on Tuesday, April 3 at 2:00 pm. Testing will be held near the obedience & rally ring. Registration will be taken ringside. The testing fee will be $15.00 per test.


OTHER INFORMATION AND FORMS CAN BE FOUND ON THE CSCA WEB SITE:

http://http://www.clumbers.org/index.php/events/national-specialty/welcome

NATIONAL TRACKING TEST INFORMATIONMonday, April 2nd

http://www.clumbers.org/index.php/events/national-specialty/2018-national-

specialty/2018-national-tracking-premium-list

JUNIOR SEMINAR & PIZZA PARTYWednesday, April 4th

http://www.clumbers.org/images/specialties/2018/2018-National-Speciality_

Junior_Seminar_Pizza-Party08142017-2.pdf

NATIONAL HUNT TEST INFORMATIONFriday, April 6th

http://www.clumbers.org/images/specialties/2018/2018-Clumber-National-

Specialty_Hunt_Test08112017-1.pdf

2018 CLUMBER NATIONAL MERCHANDISEhttp://www.clumbers.org/images/specialties/2018/2018-National-Speciality_

Merchandise08112017-2.pdf

TRANSFER OF ENTRIESCONFORMATION: Dogs may be transferred from one of the regular classes to the Best of Breed or Variety competition, provided this transfer is presented to the Superintendent at least one half-hour prior to the scheduled start of any regular conformation judging at the show.JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP: Junior Handlers who win a third Novice Class with competition, if a win in Novice leads to a Best Junior with competition present it will count as one win towards moving to Open, after closing of entries for a show are required to transfer their entry from the Novice Class to the Open Class by notifying the Superintendent at least one-half hour prior to the scheduled start of Junior Showmanship juding at the show. Correction may be made from one age division to another, provided this transfer must be made to the Superintendent at least one half-hour prior to the judging of any Junior Showmanship class at the show.OBEDIENCE OR RALLY: A transfer (i.e., from an obedience class to an obedience class; or a rally class to a rally class) may be requested if, according to the owner’s records the handler and dog are eligible provided the club offers transfers. Transfers from an “A” to “B” class at the same level are allowed provided the host club allows transfers. The request for a transfer must be in writing and presented to the superintendent or trial secretary at least 30 minutes prior to the start of each trial. Clubs may choose to accept transfers prior to the day of the trial and this should be clearly stated in the premium list. Transfers may be approved provided the class and judge are available, and the class has not reached its limit.


NATIONAL SPECIALTYA TOTAL OF 100 DOGS FOR 147 ENTRIES

✤REGIONAL SPECIALTY

A TOTAL OF 68 DOGS FOR 77 ENTRIES

TUESDAY – APRIL 3

OBEDIENCE & RALLY TRIAL – JUDGE: CURT ALLEN CURTIS

9:00AM OBEDIENCE TRIAL (17)

1 Versatility – No. [1301]1 Utility Class B – No. [1401]1 Open Class B – No. 14011 Open Class A – Nos. 1301

1 Preferred Open – No. 18413 Novice Class B – Nos. 1201-12032 Novice Class A – Nos. 1101-1102

6 Beginner Novice B – Nos. 1651-16561 Beginner Novice A – No. 1601

11:00AMRALLY TRIAL (14)

Rally Excellent Walkthrough3 Rally Excellent B – Nos. [2401-2403]3 Rally Advanced B – Nos. 2401-2403

1 Rally Intermediate – No. 27016 Rally Novice B – Nos. 2201-2206

1 Rally Novice A – No. 2101

CGC & TRICK TITLES AT 2:00PMFUN GAMES & CONTESTS AT 4:00PM

MEET & GREET AT 6:30PMANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AT 7:30PM


WEDNESDAY – APRIL 4

REGIONAL SPECIALTY – JUDGE: DOUGLAS MCFARLANE

9:00AM – 5 JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP1 Novice Class 4 Open Class

Best Junior Handler

9:30AM – 72 CONFORMATION

Lunch Break at the Discretion of the Judge2 Puppy Dogs 6-9 Mos.

1 Puppy Dogs 9-12 Mos. 1 Dogs 12-18 Mos.

1 Bred by Exhibitor Dogs 1 American Bred Dogs

6 Open Dogs

Winners Dog, Reserve Winners Dog3 Puppy Bitches 6-9 Mos.

4 Puppy Bitches 9-12 Mos. 2 Bitches 12-18 Mos.

3 Bred by Exhibitor Bitches 8 Open Bitches

Winners Bitch, Reserve Winners Bitch2 Veteran Dogs 7-10 Yrs.

1 Veteran Dogs 10 Yrs. & Older 4 Veteran Bitches 7-10 Yrs.

3 Veteran Bitches 10 Yrs. & Older 2 Gun Class Dogs

1 Gun Class Bitches 22 Best of Breed Competition 14-8

Best of Breed, Best of Winners, Best of Opposite SexSelect Dog, Select Bitch, Awards of Merit,

Best from the Regular Puppy Classes, Best Veteran2 Stud Dogs

1 Brood Bitch 2 Brace Units

PEE-WEE HANDLING WILL FOLLOW CONCLUSION OF JUDGINGJUNIOR SEMINAR & PIZZA PARTY AT 2:00PM

HEALTH SEMINAR AT 3:00PMEVENING TOP 10 GALA EVENT AT 7:00PM

RESCUE PARADE IN CONJUNCTION WITH TOP 10 GALA EVENT


THURSDAY – APRIL 5

NATIONAL SWEEPSTAKES JUDGE: ANITA SJOSTROM LIBELL ANDERSEN

9:00AM12 SWEEPSTAKES

2 Sweepstakes Dogs 6-9 Mos. 1 Sweepstakes Dogs 9-12 Mos.

1 Sweepstakes Dogs 15-18 Mos. 3 Sweepstakes Bitches 6-9 Mos.

3 Sweepstakes Bitches 9-12 Mos. 2 Sweepstakes Bitches 15-18 Mos.

Best in Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex

10 VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES3 Veteran Sweepstakes Dog 7-10 Yrs.

1 Veteran Sweepstakes Dogs 10 Yrs. & Older 3 Veteran Sweepstakes Bitches 7-10 Yrs.

3 Veteran Sweepstakes Bitches 10 Yrs. & OlderBest in Veteran Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex

9 GUNDOG SWEEPSTAKES1 Sweepstakes Master Hunter - Dogs 1 Sweepstakes Senior Hunter - Dogs 1 Sweepstakes Junior Hunter - Dogs

1 Sweepstakes Master Hunter - Bitches 1 Sweepstakes Senior Hunter - Bitches 4 Sweepstakes Junior Hunter - Bitches

Best in Gundog Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex


THURSDAY – APRIL 5 (continued)

NATIONAL CONFORMATION & JR. SHOWMANSHIP JUDGE: CONSTANCE HOLT

11:00PM5 JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP

1 Novice Class 4 Open Class

Best Junior Handler

80 CONFORMATIONLunch Break at the Discretion of the Judge

2 Puppy Dogs 6-9 Mos. 1 Puppy Dogs 9-12 Mos.

1 Dogs 12-18 Mos. 1 Bred by Exhibitor Dogs

1 American Bred Dogs 6 Open Dogs

Winners Dog, Reserve Winners Dog4 Puppy Bitches 6-9 Mos.

4 Puppy Bitches 9-12 Mos. 2 Bitches 12-18 Mos.

3 Bred by Exhibitor Bitches 9 Open Bitches

Winners Bitch, Reserve Winners Bitch2 Veteran Dogs 7-10 Yrs.

1 Veteran Dogs 10 Yrs. & Older 4 Veteran Bitches 7-10 Yrs.

3 Veteran Bitches 10 Yrs. & Older 2 Gun Class Dogs

1 Gun Class Bitches 26 Best of Breed Competition 16-10

Best of Breed, Best of Winners, Best of Opposite SexSelect Dog, Select Bitch, Awards of Merit,

Best from the Regular Puppy Classes, Best Veteran2 Stud Dogs

3 Brood Bitches2 Brace Units

BANQUET/AUCTION/AWARDS AT 6:30PM


AKC Code of SportsmanshipPREFACE: The sport of purebred dog competitive events dates prior to 1884, the year of AKC’s birth. Shared values of those involved in the sport include principles of sportsman-ship. They are practiced in all sectors of our sport: conformation, performance and com-panion. Many believe that these principles of sportsmanship are the prime reason why our sport has thrived for over one hundred years. With the belief that it is useful to periodically articulate the fundamentals of our sport, this code is presented.

• Sportsmen respect the history, traditions and integrity of the sport of purebred dogs.• Sportsmen commit themselves to values of fair play, honesty, courtesy, and vigorous

competition, as well as winning and losing with grace.• Sportsmen refuse to compromise their commitment and obligation to the sport of

purebred dogs by injecting personal advantage or consideration into their decisions or behavior.

• The sportsman judge judges only on the merits of the dogs and considers no other factors.

• The sportsman judge or exhibitor accepts constructive criticism.• The sportsman exhibitor declines to enter or exhibit under a judge where it might

reasonably appear that the judge’s placements could be based on something other than the merits of the dogs.

• The sportsman exhibitor refuses to compromise the impartiality of a judge.• The sportsman respects the AKC bylaws, rules, regulations and policies governing the

sport of purebred dogs.• Sportsmen find that vigorous competition and civility are not inconsistent and are able to

appreciate the merit of their competition and the effort of competitors.

• Sportsmen welcome, encourage and support newcomers to the sport.

• Sportsmen will deal fairly with all those who trade with them.• Sportsmen are willing to share honest and open appraisals of both the strengths and

weaknesses of their breeding stock.• Sportsmen spurn any opportunity to take personal advantage of positions offered or

bestowed upon them.

• Sportsmen always consider as paramount the welfare of their dog.

• Sportsmen refuse to embarrass the sport, theAmerican Kennel Club, or themselves while takingpart in the sport.

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