09-24-2007, 06:14 PM
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Senior Yorkie Talker
Join Date: May 2007 Location: albemarle NC
Posts: 90
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Originally Posted by Mardelin read the reply from UKC
Dear Kimberly,
I was made aware of this today.
Yes, apparently one did compete. We do not have a show report in yet, so I can't say what the award was that the dog was given, if any.
There are no DQ's in Yorkies (in UKC or AKC) so a dog of that color couldn't be disqualified for being an off color. In order to be disqualified, there has to be a specific disqualification listed. When I received your email I was on the phone with one of the judges from the weekend. She called me about the dog, and she said she had withheld awards, which would be the correct action, I feel, as the standard is quite specific regarding the color. Because no mention is made of the off color as a DQ, the judge should treat it as a fault and penalize the exhibit accordingly. In a standard so heavily weighted towards color, in my opinion withholding would be the best course of action.
If I can be of any more assistance, please let me know.
Mark E. Threlfall
Executive Vice President
United Kennel Club, Inc.®
Your Total Dog Registry since 1898 www.ukcdogs.com
Our Dogs do Stuff | again why do you care was your dog there did i beet your dog no did i win anymoney honors nothing why is it you care what or why i was there and my dog i dont get you so what now you want me to mail them there little ribbon back or what this is rediculous ya'll just cant stand it cause someone else tried something new i guess. scared someone gonna make a difference |
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