The Ontario Region guidelines:
These guidelines were developed as a tool for members, clubs, and people functioning in an official capacity (board members, trial managers, etc.) as an additional tool and method of clarification as to some of the roles and responsibilities. These are not intended to contravene GSSCC policies and procedures – these are guidelines for the assistance of Ontario members.
Links to:
GSSCC Trial Rules
How to start a club To become a recognized club with the GSSCC the requirements are as follows: Name Search Once a club name has been determined it must be searched and registered using Nuans. They can be reached on line at http://www.bdc-canada.com or by phone 1-877-226-2921. Registering as Non Profit All clubs must be…
All GSSCC trials MUST have GSSCC certified helpers In December 2006, The GSSCC introduced a National Helper Certification program. GSSCC Judge Jim Chrisp has being appointed by the GSSCC executive to lead the program. Assisting Jim are GSSCC Judge Dorwin Anderson and Teaching Helper JC Champagne. They work with the Head Judge and report to…
2015 Team Canada Letter of Intent Please note 43i to 43s is for the Universal Team Section 43 – QUALIFICATIONS FOR TEAM CANADA WUSV Mandatory as of 2012, All Competitors must have a minimum of 80 points in each phase, and a minimum of 250 points total to enter. 43(a) It is the handler’s responsibility…
German Shepherd Schutzhund Club of Canada Canadian Working Dog Federation Verein für Deutsche Schäferhunde (S.V.) Weltunion der Vereine für Deutsche Schäferhunde United Schutzhund Clubs of America Federation Cynologique Internationale (FCI)
Compared to some breeds – the German Shepherd Dog (GSD) is a relatively young breed – compared to some of the ancient hunting and hound breeds – but the breed history is thoroughly documented. Captain Max von Stephanitz is credited with the foundation and championing of “German Sheepdogs” by forming the Verein fur Deutsche Schaferhunde…
