2011 USA Sieger Show - Page 8

good suggestion wagging.

Who is the judge for females.

If not an SV judge, is there an explanation for this choice.

 A. financial - this is understandable, as it is not inexpensive to bring a judge from Germany. There are a couple of SV judges in the U.S.

 B. UScA does not feel SV direction is correct for the GSD in the U.S. This is also understandable and I feel few proponents of character first would disagree. 
 
C. Other

always on topic,
Rik

Mary , Please don't refer people to Tim, when the rules are clearly written in black & white. (1) He does not have the authority to whimsically and unilaterally change those rules. (2) Tim demonstrated that he is either ignorant of the rules, or ignores them, when he told Tony(?) that there was no rule against showing dogs that had been dyed. Remember that? By the time that Tony was apprised of the actual rule, and convinced that Tim had been speaking via a rear-mounted orifice, it was too late to file BOI charges against a notorious malefactor. (One that Sprietler and WDA, btw, dealt with.) So, relying on opinion, even the NBW's, rather than determining what actual rules are in place is foolish. People: Go to the USCA website and ascertain what the relevant rules are for yourselves. I would also note that clubs CAN reject entries from anyone with respect to club events. For regional and national events, they must accept anyone's entry. Don't know if that privilege/right is relevant to what has been mentioned here, or not.

Were people that were not members of USA allowed to register their 12 month and over dogs in USA for the purpose of entering the 2010 Sieger Show?  I do not understand how this can be.  

I have no reason to belong to either WDA or USA as I will unlikely ever be training or titling another dog and have no club to train with. If I have a dog titled abroad, I can join only long enough to do the breed survey for life myself.

Does one always have to be a member of USA or WDA to register a dog with the SV through them?

think maybe Nia needs to answer this, she is very wise in the  many things,  I am not,  but,  there is DVG, and other clubs...but do like WDA for picking up the  slack, she will know what I mean.

OK, all of this is as clear as mud to me. Three questions:

1. In order to enter a dog in this event, an adult dog (12 mos.+) must be registered with USCA.  True or False?

2. In order to obtain an individual registration for a dog that wasn't litter registered with USCA, one must be a member of USCA.  True or False?

3. If the dog is registered with USCA, but the owner is not a member of USCA, the dog can be entered in the event but the owner must pay an additional $35 non-member fee for the entry.   True or False?

Answers in Red & Blue


Quote2011 USA Sieger Show
by hexe on 23 January 2011 - 04:01
 
OK, all of this is as clear as mud to me. Three questions:

1. In order to enter a dog in this event, an adult dog (12 mos.+) must be registered with USCA. True or False?

2. In order to obtain an individual registration for a dog that wasn't litter registered with USCA, one must be a member of USCA. True or False?  This is only  for entering into the USA Sieger show.  Any other time YES you must be a member of USA to individually register a dog...

3. If the dog is registered with USCA, but the owner is not a member of USCA, the dog can be entered in the event but the owner must pay an additional $35 non-member fee for the entry. True, if you are a member of a recognized WUSV organization  i.e the SV - GSDCA etc. or False?


Mary D
USA Sieger Show Secretary

If I am showing a male under 12 months and I am not a member of either type group and I am showing a male that is registered with SV that is older. Do I have to join or can I just pay the 35? The way it is written is very confusing.

I am not a member of any clubs. I need the fee total for one 11 month old that is not registered with anyone but AKC and one vetrans dog that is registered with you.