ROLL OF HONOUR KENNELS

Criteria for the Roll of Honour for Kennels is as follows;

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Dogs can be made up of dogs bred by and owned by a member.

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Bronze

Showing – To have 6 dogs Qualified for the Stud Book

Working – To have 6 dogs to have Won out of Novice or Qualified Nov Ex in obedience, to have won out of Grade 3 or won an Agility Warrant in Agility, to have qualified CDex in Working Trials

Dual Purpose – To have 3 dogs meeting the Showing criteria and 3 dogs meeting the working criteria.

Silver

Showing – To have 9 dogs Qualified for the Stud Book

Working – To have 9 dogs to have Won out of Novice or Qualified Nov Ex in obedience, to have won out of Grade 3 or won an Agility Warrant in Agility, to have qualified CDex in Working Trials

Dual Purpose – To have 4 dogs meeting the Showing criteria and 4 dogs meeting the working criteria and 1 other qualifying dog

Gold

Showing – To have 12 dogs Qualified for the Stud Book

Working – To have 12 dogs to have Won out of Novice or Qualified Nov Ex in obedience, to have won out of Grade 3 or won an Agility Warrant in Agility, to have qualified CDex in Working Trials

Dual Purpose – To have 5 dogs meeting the Showing criteria and 5 dogs meeting the working criteria and 2 other qualifying dogs

Platinum

Showing – To have 15 dogs Qualified for the Stud Book

Working – To have 15 dogs to have Won out of Novice or Qualified Nov Ex in obedience, to have won out of Grade 3 or won an Agility Warrant in Agility, to have qualified CDex in Working Trials

Dual Purpose – To have 6 dogs meeting the Showing criteria and 6 dogs meeting the working criteria and 3 other qualifying dogs

Please note that for awards prior to 2006, a 1st and 2nd in Open, Best of Sex or Best Opposite of Sex in either a Breed Class, Import Register, AVNSC or Rare breeds class at a Championship show is considered the equivalent to a Stud Book number.

Dogs can be included that be been owned by but not bred by the kennel, and/or dogs that have been bred by but not owned by the kennel.  

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