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2015 UNITED DOBERMAN CLUB NATIONAL Hosted by the Working Dobermanns of the Carolinas with support from Working Dobermans of Kentucky April 14, 2015 to April 18, 2015 Show Hours: 8:00 a.m. – Dusk Working Dobermanns of the Carolinas Officers Chris Rasmussen, President & Treasurer Lindsay Davis, Vice President Phil Lewis, Secretary United Doberman Club Officers Marsha Shepherd (President); Victoria Hall (Vice President); Meryl Winnie (Treasurer); Alissa Weaver (Recording Secretary); Beth Bishop (Corresponding Secretary); Bonnie Guzman (Membership Secretary); Lindsay Davis (Member Club Secretary) National Event Co-Chairs Lindsay Davis and Chris Rasmussen National Event Secretary Chris Rasmussen 10117 Old Roxboro Rd Bahama, NC 27503 Entry Closing Date March 23rd, 2015, 5PM Eastern ONLINE ENTRY http://www.Zooza.com/dispShow?showID=3141 2015 EVENT COMMITTEE National Co-Chairs: Lindsay Davis and Chris Rasmussen EVENT CHAIRS EVENT CHAIRS Breed Survey Jim Toman, [email protected] Premium List Temperament Linda Lindic, [email protected] Rosettes Lindsay Davis, [email protected] Tests Conformation Tammy Marshall-Weldon, Search & Rescue Irene Korotev, [email protected] [email protected] IPO Jim Toman Service Dog Award Michelle Limoges, [email protected] Obedience Alissa Weaver, [email protected] Silent Auction Lindsay Davis Trophy Donations Jim & Janis Toman, [email protected] Logo Products Chris Rasmussen Trophy Chair Lindsay Davis Catalog Print Chris Rasmussen, Vendors Lindsay Davis, [email protected] [email protected] Catalog Ads Chris Rasmussen, Website Frank Delaglio, [email protected] [email protected] Online Entries Chris Rasmussen, [email protected] UDC NATIONAL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS DATE TIME EVENT LOCATION JUDGE Tues, April 14 7:30 AM Participant Check In Fairgrounds 9:00 AM Temperament Tests Fairgrounds Nazarene Mondello 12:00 PM –1:00 Lunch Fairgrounds 1:00 PM Conformation Show #1 Fairgrounds James Edwards Wed, April 15 9:00 AM Obedience Trial #1 Fairgrounds Victoria Brown 12:00-1:00 Lunch Fairgrounds 1:00 Conformation Show #2 Fairgrounds Nancy Christensen Thurs, April 16 9:00 AM Obedience Trial #2 Fairgrounds Victoria Brown 12:00-1:00 Lunch Fairgrounds 1:00 UDC Breed Survey Fairgrounds Ray Carlisle 1:00 Field open for IPO Practice IPO Field 7:00 PM IPO Draw/Banquet/AGM Silent Fairgrounds Auction Fri, April 17 7:30 AM IPO Tracking IPO Field Carla Griffith TBA BH IPO Field Carla Griffith Sat, April 18 8:00 AM IPO Obedience IPO Field Carla Griffith IPO Protection IPO Field Carla Griffith IPO Awards and Closing Ceremony IPO Field 2 2015 TROPHY & AWARD LIST UDC National Conformation Shows #1 and #2 - Green Ribbons will be awarded for all earning a CC. 1st in All Regular Classes Trophy, Blue Rosette 1st Altered Classes Trophy, Pink Rosette 2nd in All Regular Classes Red Rosette 2nd Altered Classes Brown Rosette 3rd in All Regular Classes Yellow Rosette 3rd Altered Classes Light Green Rosette 4th in All Regular Classes White Rosette 4th Altered Classes Grey Rosette Best Puppy Trophy, Blue/White Rosette Best Opp. Puppy Trophy, Red/White Rosette Best Youth Trophy, Blue /White Rosette Best Opp. Youth Trophy, Red/White Rosette Winners Dog Trophy, Blue/White Rosette Winners Bitch Trophy, Blue/White Rosette Reserve Winners Dog Trophy, Red/White Rosette Reserve WB Trophy, Red/White Rosette Adult Best of Breed Trophy, Purple/Gold Rosette Best Opp to Adult Best of Trophy, Red/White Rosette Breed Best Veteran Trophy, Blue/White Rosette Best Opp Veteran Trophy, Red/White Rosette Best Altered Trophy, Pale Blue/White Rosette Best Baby Trophy, Pale Blue/White Rosette UDC National Obedience Trial 1 & 2 - Green Rosettes will be awarded for all qualifying scores. 1st in All Regular Classes Trophy, Blue Rosette 2nd in All Regular Classes Red Rosette 3rd in All Regular Classes Yellow Rosette 4th in All Regular Classes White Rosette High In Trial Trophy, Purple/Gold Rosette Veteran High in Trophy, Purple/White Rosette Trial UDC National IPO FPr (Tracking) 1-3, FH1, & UPr (Obedience) 1-3 Tests & APr (Obedience and Protection) 1-3 1st in all levels Trophy, Blue Rosette BH Qualifiers will receive Green Rosette UDC National IPO Trial High IPO 1, 2, 3 Trophy, Blue/White Rosette High IPO Obedience Trophy, Blue Rosette High H.O.T. Trophy, Blue Rosette High IPO Protection Trophy, Blue Rosette High IPO Trophy, Blue Rosette High in Trial Trophy, Purple/Gold Rosette Tracking High Point All Around (HPAA) Vic Monteleon Memorial Trophy, donated by Ray Carlisle, Red/White/Blue Rosette The High Point All Around Award will be calculated as follows: UDC Breed Survey (maximum of 2 points): 1 point for entering and competing, 1 point for qualifying. UDC Obedience (maximum of 3 points for EACH trial: 1 point for entering and competing, 1 point for qualifying, 1 point for HIT. Dogs competing in TWO classes in obedience can earn points for each entry. For example a dog entering and qualifying in both novice and open (or open and utility) would earn 4 points for competing and qualifying in both, with a potential 5th point if they go HIT. UDC Conformation (maximum of 3 points for EACH show): 1 point for entering and competing, 1 point for qualifying (E‐ rating), 1 point for Best Adult. IPO FPr (tracking) (maximum of 3 points): 1 point for entering and competing, 1 point for qualifying, 1 point for High in IPO FPr IPO UPr (obedience) (maximum of 3 points): 1 point for entering and competing, 1 point for qualifying, 1 point for High in IPO FPr. IPO APr (obedience and protection) (maximum of 5 points): 1 point for entering and competing in each phase, 1 point for each phase qualifying, 1 point for High IPO APr IPO trial (maximum of 7 points): 1 point for entering and competing in each phase, 1 point for each phase qualifying, 1 point for High in IPO. Temperament Tests and BH’s earn NO points. In the event of a tie: dogs entered in the IPO trial will be ranked higher than dogs not entered in the IPO trial, and a dog with a passing protection score will be ranked higher than a dog without, and the dog with the highest passing protection score will be ranked higher than other entries, whether or not the dog qualified in all three phases of the IPO trial. If there is no dog tied for HPAA that entered and participated in the IPO trial, a dog entered in obedience will be given precedence over a dog not entered in obedience, and in all cases, the highest obedience score earned will decide the tie. 3 Judges and Presenters Nazarene Mondello My attraction to the Doberman was fueled by a nurse that I worked with at the hospital. She now owns a poodle..is that next? I went to dog shows and started at the top..Show DOG...then when that was not in sight, we did obedience. So onward and upward and here we are. My successes in dogs have been: An AKC CH.ROM, UDC Conformation CH., UDC IPO National CH.x2, AWDF Team 2nd place, AWDF Executive BOD and limited breeding. I am a Past President UDC, PDPC, and currently serve on the BOD of FDKC, and have held various positions within these organizations. The dogs that I have owned have done some form of competition. They have all been Therapy dogs, as I feel that is a necessary component to our Breed. It is showing the public that these dogs are social and balanced. Everyone in my house works..work keeps your mind busy and happy and you feel fulfilled. What else is there in life? How best can we share our gift of teaching, but with a dog by our side. My achievements are few compared to others, however, my determination and dedication to the Breed is unquestionable. It is a pleasure to be asked to do Temperament Tests at the 25th UDC National and I will continue to support the opportunities for growth in our organization. Please join us in celebrating this wonderful achievement. James Edwards, Ph. D. (Zoology/Genetics) Jim Edwards was born in Evansville, Indiana, and he graduated from Evansville College in 1960. In 1964 he received a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Zoology (with research in Genetics) from Utah State University. A Professor of Biology for twenty-seven years (St. Francis College, PA, and Salem College, NC), with course responsibilities in comparative anatomy, genetics, evolution, zoology, and human genetics, he retired from teaching in 1991. At Salem he taught January term courses in the Biology of Dogs, having begun a breeding/exhibiting program in Bloodhounds in 1973. He is an Honorary Lifetime Member of the American Bloodhound Club, and he received the Distinguished Service Award in 1986 and the Meritorious Service Award in 2005. In 1991 he joined the New York Staff of the AKC as the Director of Judging Research & Development. In 1996 he was named Director of DNA Operations and Educational Services for the AKC; he retired from the AKC in 2000. He began his judging career thirty-plus years ago, and he has judged throughout the United States, in England, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and China. In August, 2012, he judged conformation at the “Working Dobermanns of the Carolinas” Show in Durham, NC. He is most grateful for the honor of judging conformation at the UDC’s 25th Nationals in Lexington, KY. Victoria Brown When I got my first job I promised myself that I would get two things – a convertible and a German Shepherd Dog and I did. Years of watching Rin Tin convinced me that a German Shepherd Dog was the only breed for me. I have owned German Shepherd Dogs for about 45 years.