Jutlandia Cup - Competition

Generel

Jutlandia Cup 2009 takes place Monday 13th to Saturday 18th July 2009 at Vingstedcentret.

The Committee has decided to make Jutlandia Cup bigger than ever, in order to let more dogs run. That means:

• competitions will take place in 3 rings
• there will be maximum of 1050 start per day - when reaching this limit priority is given according to a set of criterias
• each handler can have 5 runs per day. There is no limit to the number of dogs a handler can start with
• every day 3 classes are available: 1 Agility, 1 Jumping and 1 Open (agility or jumping)

The following classes are available:

• Agility class 1, 2, 3 and open agility
• Jumping class 1, 2, 3 and open jumping
• Juniors (the handler must be between 8 and 16 years): Class 1 and open.
• Seniors (the dog must be at least 7 years): Class 2 and open.

The final takes place Saturday. There is a final for small, medium and large dogs. Later information about how to qualify for the final will be available here.

There are no competitions on Thursday. It is a day of rest.

DKK's rules for price giving will not be followed.

Registration

Online registration for the Jutlandia Cup 2009 will be available from 1st February 2009 at 12am and until 1st Marts 2009. Registration can only be done via a form on this website.

If the limit of 1050 starts per day is reached, a priority of the particiments will be made. Priorities will amoung several things include the following:

• if you or a family member not running agility can be an official
• numbers of runs you want to participate

Judges

So far the following judges have accepted our offer to become judge at Jutlandia Cup:

• Andreas Silfverberg, Sweden
• Andy Hudson, UK
• Elke Kraul, Germany
• Maj-Brit Crone Petersen, Denmark
• Lars Bang, Denmark
• Hans Peter Dinesen, Denmark
• Jim Hempel, Denmark
• Morten Juhl Hansen, Denmark
• Kurt Jensen, Denmark
• Johanna Allanach, Denmark
• Thomas Ammitzbøll, Denmark

Veterinarian

At Jutlandiacup 2009 veterinarian Niels Moller, Gimlinge Dyreklinik, be present at the site.

The veterinarian will at a specified time give worm treatment to foreign dogs, who need this before the return journey.

The veterinarian can also be contacted in case of acute injuries. More info will be available in the catalog.

Amendments

The competitions of Jutlandia Cup will be held in accordance with the regulations established by the Danish Kennel Clubs (DKK). You therefore have to accept the Danish Kennel Clubs conditions to participate.

• Tail docked dogs and ear cropped dogs are not allowed to participate (see exceptions here)

  Danish bred ear cropped dogs born after 1 January 1985 and ear cropped dogs bred in a country where ear cropping was prohibited when the dog was born cannot be shown. It is possible to procure further information at the show secretariat regarding the state of affairs of ear cropping in other FCI countries.

  Tail docked dogs born after 1 June 1996 cannot be shown, regardless of the dog’s country of birth. The prohibition also includes dogs that have been docked for veterinary reasons, irrespective of whether a veterinary certificate is presented.

  The following breeds are excepted from the tail docking prohibition:

  • Brittany spaniel,
  • German shorthaired pointer,
  • German wirehaired pointer,
  • vizsla and
  • Weimaraner

  If a dog has been born stump-tailed (with a natural bobtail) it must as far as Danish bred dogs are concerned appear from the dog’s pedigree certificate. As far as foreign-bred dogs are concerned, a veterinary certificate issued in English in the country where the dog has been bred must be presented, certifying that the dog has been born stump-tailed.

  For dogs born after 1 October 2004, only the following breeds can have inserted in the pedigree certificate that the dog has been born stump-tailed (with a natural bobtail):

  • Australian shepherd,
  • Boston terrier,
  • Bouvier des flandres,
  • Danish/Swedish farm dog,
  • English bulldog,
  • Entlebucher sennenhund,
  • French bulldog,
  • Gos d’atura catala,
  • Jack russell terrier,
  • Karelian bear dog,
  • King Charles spaniel,
  • Mudi,
  • Old English sheepdog,
  • Perro de agua espanol,
  • Polski owczarek nizinny,
  • Pyrenean shepherd dog,
  • Pyrenean sheepdog (smooth faced),
  • Swedish vallhund (Västgötaspets),
  • Terrier Brasileiro,
  • Welsh corgi pembroke

  Dogs without tail or with only a part of the tail born after 1 October 2004 of all other breeds than the above are considered missing a part of the body and consequently they cannot be shown (must be disqualified).

  Furthermore, according to Danish legislation removal of dewclaws with the purpose of changing the dog’s appearance is forbidden.

  Source: Dansk Kennel Klub

• The dog must be at least 18 months
• The dog must be vaccinated against Parvo and Distemper
• Foreign dogs must also be vaccinated against Rabies
• The dog must have a Agility record book or a license issued by DKK or another FCI-approved kennel club. A record book for Agility can be bought at DKK for DKR 50.
• In-whelp bitches and bitches with puppies younger than 8 weeks cannot participate
• Bitches in season can participate, but will be placed in an appointed area
• Handlers must be a least 10 years old (juniors only 8 years old)
• The dog insurance policy must include agility