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Versatility Award Application 2021 Revision The Cairn Terrier Club of Canada Versatility Award Program Versatility Award: To earn a Versatility Award, a dog must demonstrate versatility through achievement in a variety of dog sports and activities. Versatility Excellent Award: To earn a Versatility Excellent Award, a dog must not only show versatility through achievement in a variety of dog sports and activities, but must also demonstrate advancement beyond a beginner’s level in several of these activities. This award thus has a requirement for a minimum of 2 points per activity in at least 4 Categories. A dog that earns the Versatility Excellent award must also demonstrate that it conforms to the Breed Standard in structure/temperament and/or function, resulting in a requirement for Conformation and/or Earthdog/Barn Hunt titles. Definitions: Category: A group of related sports or activities. Activity An individual activity or sport within a designated category. Where there is more than one activity per category, points may be claimed for each activity. Level: Title or performance level (each line in the table represents a level). Where more than one titling organization offers titles for a particular activity, points will be awarded for only a single titling organization at each level. Please note that not all titles are awarded points. • For some titling organizations, only higher-level titles are awarded points (for example, points are awarded in Barn Hunt for titles at the Open level and above, while points are awarded for Tricks titles at the Advanced level and above). • No additional points are awarded for titles higher than those listed in the tables. • Not all titling organizations are recognized under this program (for example, only CKC or AKC Earthdog titles, or Barn Hunt Association Barn Hunt titles, are eligible for points for ratting sports in the CTCC Versatility Award Program). • Please contact a committee member prior to submitting your application if you have questions about the eligibility of a title, a titling organization, or a particular achievement. Please submit your Versatility Award Program Application to Marg Pringle (see contact information below). Be sure to include a copy of each title certificate with your application. Marg Pringle 5908-105A Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T6A 1C4 780-465-5167 [email protected] THE CAIRN TERRIER CLUB OF CANADA Versatility Award Program Application Versatility Award: Requires a minimum of 7 points in a minimum of 3 Categories. Versatility Excellent Award: Requires a minimum of 12 points. • A minimum of 2 points is required in each of 4 Categories. Where more than one activity is listed in a Category, at least 2 points must be achieved in a single activity, with the exception of Category 8, where the 2 points may be accrued from different activities. • The additional points that are required may be accrued in any Category. • At least one title is required in either Conformation or Earthdog/Barn Hunt. Eligibility criteria – please checK appropriate boxes. r The dog must be a Cairn Terrier. r The dog’s owner must be a CTCC member in good standing at the time of application. r For deceased dogs, the owner must have been a CTCC member in good standing during the lifetime of the dog. Years of membership: _____________________ r If the dog is co-owned, the applicant must be a CTCC member in good standing at the time of application. This application is for the: r CTCC Versatility Award r CTCC Versatility Excellent Award ******************************************************************************************************** Name(s) of Owner(s): _______________________________________________________________________ Email address: ____________________________________________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________ Prov.: _______ Postal Code: _____________ Phone: ____________________________________ Dog’s Call Name: ______________________________ Dog’s Registered name with titles (as it should appear on the Award plaque): __________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ ******************************************************************************************************** Check the box beside each title or achievement that has been earned to indicate points claimed. Category 1: Conformation ☐ CKC Champion (CH) 2 points ☐ Grand Champion (GCH) 1 point ☐ AKC Champion (CH) 2 points ☐ CKC Top Dog Top 5 Placement 1 point Number of points claimed for Category 1: _____ Category 2: Earthdog and Barn Hunt Earthdog: CKC or AKC titles only Barn Hunt: Barn Hunt Association titles only ☐ Junior Earthdog (JE) 1 point ☐ Open Barn Hunt (RATO) 1 point ☐ Senior Earthdog (SE) 2 points ☐ Senior Barn Hunt (RATS) 1 point ☐ Master Earthdog (ME) 3 points ☐ Master Barn Hunt (RATM) 1 point Points may be claimed for both Earthdog and Barn Hunt. ☐ Barn Hunt Champion (RATCH) 1 point Please note that only CKC or AKC Earthdog titles, or Barn Hunt Association Barn Hunt titles, are eligible for points for ratting sports in the CTCC Versatility Award Program. Points may be claimed for both Earthdog and Barn Hunt, but for only one titling organization at each level. Number of points claimed for Category 2: _____ Category 3: Scent sports Tracking: CKC or AKC titles only Scent Detection: CKC, AKC, UKC, SDDA (Sporting Detection Dogs Association), or National Association of Canine Scent Work (NACSW) titles only ☐ Tracking Dog (TD) 1 point ☐ Scent Detection Novice (SDN) 1 point Scent Work Novice (SWN) Novice Nosework (NN) Sporting Detection Started (SD-S) Nose Work 1 (NW1) ☐ Tracking Dog Excellent (TDX) 2 points ☐ Scent Detection Open (SDO) 1 point Scent Work Advanced (SWA) Advanced Nosework (AN) Sporting Detection Advanced (SD-A) Nose Work 2 (NW2) ☐ Urban Tracking Dog (UTD) 1 point ☐ Scent Detection Excellent (SDE) 2 points Scent Work Excellent (SWE) Variable Surface Tracking (VST) Superior Nosework (SN) Sporting Detection Excellent (SD-E) Nose Work 3 (NW3) Points may be claimed for both Tracking and Scent Detection, but for only one titling organization at each level. Number of points claimed for Category 3: _____ Category 4: Obedience and Rally Obedience Obedience: CKC or AKC titles only Rally Obedience: CKC, AKC, UKC, or CARO (Canadian Association of Rally Obedience) titles only ☐ Companion Dog (CD) 2 points ☐ Rally Novice (RN) 1 point United Rally 1 (UR01) CARO Novice Level (CRN) ☐ Companion Dog Excellent (CDX) 2 points ☐ Rally Advanced (RA) 2 points United Rally 2 (UR02) CARO Advanced Level (CRA) ☐ Utility Dog (UD) 2 points ☐ Rally Excellent (RE) 1 point United Rally 3 (UR03) CARO Excellent Level (CRX) Points may be claimed for both Obedience and Rally Obedience, but for only one titling organization per level. Number of points claimed for Category 4: _____ Category 5: Agility CKC, AAC (Agility Association of Canada), AKC, UKC (United Kennel Club), USDAA (United States Agility Dog Association) or NADAC (North American Dog Agility Council) titles only ☐ Agility Novice (AGN) 1 point Equivalent titles from AKC, UKC Agility Dog of Canada (ADC) (United Kennel Club), USDAA (United ☐ Agility Intermediate (AGI) 1 point States Agility Dog Association), and Advanced Agility Dog of Canada (AADC) NADAC (North American Dog Agility ☐ Agility Excellent (AGX) 1 point Council) are eligible, but points may Master Agility Dog of Canada (MADC) be claimed for only one titling ☐ Agility Master Champion (AGMCh) 2 points organization per level. Agility Trial Champion of Canada (ATChC) Points are awarded for titles in Standard (Regular) classes only. Number of points claimed for Category 5: ____ Category 6: Athletics Flyball: NAFA (North American Flyball Scent Hurdling: CSHRA Lure Coursing: Chase Ability (CKC), Association) titles only (Canadian Scent Hurdle Racing Coursing Ability Test (AKC), Coursing Association) titles only Aptitude (UKC) titles only ☐ Flyball Dog Excellent 1 point ☐ Scent Hurdle Dog 1 point ☐ Chase Ability (CA) 1 point (FDX) (SHD) Coursing Ability (CA) ☐ Flyball Dog Champion 1 point ☐ Scent Hurdle Dog 1 point Coursing Aptitude (CA) (FDCh) Excellent (SHDX) ☐ Flyball Dog Champion- 1 point ☐ Scent Hurdle Dog 1 point ☐ Chase Ability Excellent (CAX) 1 point Gold (FDCh-G) Champion (SHDCh) Coursing Advanced Ability (CAA) ☐ Flyball Master (FM) 1 point ☐ Scent Hurdle Dog 1 point Coursing Aptitude Excellent (CAX) Masters (SHDM) Points may be claimed for Flyball, Scent Hurdling and Chase Ability, but for only one titling organization per level. Number of points claimed for Category 6: ______ Category 7: Entertainment Events Tricks (Do More With Your Dog! titles only) Theatrical Performance ☐ Advanced Trick Dog (ATD) 1 point ☐ Significant role in theatrical 1 point ☐ Expert Trick Dog (ETD) 1 point performance (e.g., Toto in The ☐ Trick Dog Champion (TDCH) 1 point Wizard of Oz) Points may be claimed for both Tricks and Theatrical Performance, for a maximum total of 4 points in Category 7. Please provide information regarding theatrical performance to the committee for consideration. Number of points claimed for Category 7: ______ Category 8a: Temperament, Therapy Work and Service Dog ☐ Therapy or Service dog 1 point Recognized therapy dog organizations include: Therapy ☐ Temperament test 1 point Dog International, St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog, Pet Partners, etc. A point may be claimed for only one ☐ Canine Good Neighbour (CGN) – CKC 1 point organization. Canine Good Citizen (CGC) – AKC Service Dogs must be certified by a recognized service dog organization.
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