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Topic Dog Boards / Visitors Questions / showing
- By guest [gb] Date 27.06.03 20:16 UTC
this may sound a really silly question, but can you still qualify for crufts at a show where CC s are not being given?
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 27.06.03 20:32 UTC
If it's a general Open Show, you can qualify by winning BIS or BPIS.
:)
- By lel [gb] Date 28.06.03 15:37 UTC
Is this at breed shows or mixed or both ?
- By gwen [gb] Date 29.06.03 07:28 UTC
Hi lel, no not breed or group open shows, it must be a General (ie all breed) open show. However, from next year with the new "Premier" open shows, BOBs from these will also qualify.
bye
Gwen
- By dizzy [gb] Date 29.06.03 12:17 UTC
i cant see that being a good thing -but a carrot to get the ones that cant qualify in competition to take the easy way around. so i imagine theres going to be a lot of poor specimans of most breeds at crufts that wouldnt of got there otherwise, im not saying all dogs that do open shows cant hold there own, but i have seen untypical dogs stood there with no competition take a bob , so these will now be going to crufts :rolleyes:
i suppose its a touch like making a dog up in ireland, some will hold there own anywhere, others get made up beating very few, if any other dogs, the true champions should be able to compete in the ring in the uk too, if theyve won it just by plodding on, or beating even poorer dogs, what value has it and how can the owners feel theyve really acheived anything,
i sold a rott to ireland many years ago who got made up, of course many from the uk wondered if hed hold his own over here, im pleased to say he did, he came over and in strong competition took cc's in the uk,so to me a worthy champion, i suppose ts up to each what they feel they can acheive with a dog, but id like to think i could hold my own and qualify for crufts at a champshow,
- By gwen [gb] Date 29.06.03 21:47 UTC
Hi , Havent read enough about these new "Premier" shows to really understand the thought behind them, but I do tend to agree that it could be a route for lesser dogs to gain a cheap qualification - still, lets look on the bright side, quite a few 'no hopers' get through from champ shows anyway;). I think they are some sort of way to try and reviatlise open shows - perhaps we will learn more about them soon, as the KC now have the applications forms ready for Societies to apply to hold them
bye
Gwen
- By dizzy [gb] Date 29.06.03 21:56 UTC
you wont be thinking that when we dont get home unti the day after, as all those extra dogs in all those breeds will have to be judged and gone over in the same way as all the others, its going to make a huge difference, :eek: , wonder how many best of breeds will miss the group next year then :(
Topic Dog Boards / Visitors Questions / showing

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