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I posted a thread earlier about jump heights in MR, advice was very helpful and answered my question. However one of the sites I was directed to says, "Any breed of dog is admitted. The dog must hold a pedigree issued by a canine society recognized by the International Cynological Federation (F.C.I)"
This is the site: Mondioring Rules and Reg
Can someone clarify this for me I was told previously that I do not need a pedigree and my dog would be listed in its score book as a mixed breed without one. If I do need a pedigree will a CKC registration work for that.
I posted a thread earlier about jump heights in MR, advice was very helpful and answered my question. However one of the sites I was directed to says, "Any breed of dog is admitted. The dog must hold a pedigree issued by a canine society recognized by the International Cynological Federation (F.C.I)"
This is the site: Mondioring Rules and Reg
Can someone clarify this for me I was told previously that I do not need a pedigree and my dog would be listed in its score book as a mixed breed without one. If I do need a pedigree will a CKC registration work for that.
I had been told the same thing so I'll be interested in the answer, too!
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I found this on a different rules and regs site
"The handler must be a member of USMRA. S/he must have a scorebook issued by the United States Mondioring Association, AWDF member club or FCI member club. Any breed of dog is admitted. To begin Mondioring competition, a dog must be at least 12 months old. The dog may be spayed or neutered. (A spayed or neutered dog will be denied entry into an FCI event.)" http://www.usmondioring.org/Brevet_RULES_6_1_06.pdf
This says nothing about a pedigree, but excludes altered dogs from FCI events. I am even more confused now, please help.
Sarah Mandler Webboard User Reg: 02-26-2007
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Kyle, any unregistered dog can compete in events in the USA. To compete internationally (FCI event) the dog must be registered and intact. The wording is a bit goofy, but does that make sense?
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