chris jones wrote 11/11/2002 06:28 AM Whats the difference? #42484 - 11/11/2002 06:28 AM
chris jones Webboard User Reg: 08-12-2001 Posts: 186 Loc: Offline	I was wondering what the difference is between the following ring sports in france 1. Pistage 2. RCI 3. Campagne 4. Selectifs I see these in many french dogs pedigrees and I was wondering how these differ to the normal FR3. Thx http://www.users.bigpond.com/kampk9/index.htm "When I die I want to go peacefully in my sleep, just like my Grandmother. Not terrified and screaming like the passengers in her car."
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John Haudenshield wrote 11/12/2002 06:46 AM Re: Whats the difference? [Re: chris jones ] #42485 - 11/12/2002 06:46 AM
John Haudenshield Webboard User Reg: 07-12-2001 Posts: 447 Loc: Virginia Offline	RCI is nearly the same, if not identical to SchH and IPO. Tracking, Ob, Protection. Campagne is more like Mondio Ring if I remember correctly. I'm not really sure about the details though. John Haudenshield The School for Dogs
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Juan Lopes wrote 11/12/2002 09:37 AM Re: Whats the difference? [Re: chris jones ] #42486 - 11/12/2002 09:37 AM
Juan Lopes Webboard User Reg: 08-07-2002 Posts: 11 Loc: Offline	Hi Chris, Pistage is the french version of tracking and there are different levels and types. Selectiffs are the final trials, it is not a sport.So when you see that on a pedigree ,that means that dog participated in the finals of that year. Campagne is different from Mondioring,actually a lot different.The only thing that they are alike is that both use accesories in some exercises and have scenarios. It has almost the same exercises of French Ring plus Pistage (Tracking) and Water work. The event is always held in a natural enviroment (including the obstacles).It highest level has a defense of handler with the dog muzzled. Mondioring is nothing compared to Campagne, specially when you compare the H.A. work. I wish I had a better english to help you out.Hope this helps. RCI was explained by John. Regards Juan
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John Haudenshield wrote 11/12/2002 09:51 AM Re: Whats the difference? [Re: chris jones ] #42487 - 11/12/2002 09:51 AM
John Haudenshield Webboard User Reg: 07-12-2001 Posts: 447 Loc: Virginia Offline	Thanks for the clarification Juan. I read a little about Campagne once, but it was a pretty rough translation from a website. I sounded really interesting. I do remember it saying that the trials were always held in a large natural environment w/obstacles. I guess its kind of like the steeplechase for horses. I'd like to learn more about it. John Haudenshield The School for Dogs
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chris jones wrote 11/12/2002 02:37 PM Re: Whats the difference? [Re: chris jones ] #42488 - 11/12/2002 02:37 PM
chris jones Webboard User Reg: 08-12-2001 Posts: 186 Loc: Offline	Thanks. http://www.users.bigpond.com/kampk9/index.htm "When I die I want to go peacefully in my sleep, just like my Grandmother. Not terrified and screaming like the passengers in her car."
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