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Promoting the legendary Aussie icons:
President: Craig Kuhler:- 322-332 Camp Cable Rd, Jimboomba 4280. Ph: 5547 7146 Vice President: Joe Payne:- 1006 Brisbane Valley H'way, Fairney View 4306. Ph: 5427 0501 Secretary: Roseanne Warren:- 43 Swan St, Shorncliffe 4017. Ph: 3269 9503 Treasurer: Glenys Armstrong:- 20-28 Lance Rd, Munruben 4125. Ph: 3297 5515 Editor: Glenys Armstrong:- 20-28 Lance Rd, Munruben 4125. Ph: 3297 5515
Please note: This club does not have the facilities for rescue dogs, but if you have a purebred dog with papers, then maybe one of the breeders might be able to help in rehoming your dog. But as we are breeders and promoters of purebred dogs, we are unable to rehome crossbred dogs or dogs that do not have pedigree papers. Also, Lee-Anne Symonds is the webmaster and a breeder of Kelpies. If you are after a cattle dog or stumpy tailed pup, please go to the breeder's section at the bottom of this page. The pups advertised on this website do not belong to Lee-Anne, please contact the pup's breeders for more information.
WELCOME
Controlling body: Canine Control Council, PO Box 495, Fortitude Valley 4006 Phone Number 07 3252 2661 CCC Showgrounds: King Avenue, Durack
CCC Monthly Magazine: The Dog World
CCC Rules: This invaluable booklet is well worth the costs involved. For anyone very new to the dog world, this booklet has the details you require on:
· Entering dog shows (entry forms can be purchased from the CCC)
· Challenge Certificates
· Naming of Dogs
· Establishing Prefixes
· Obedience Titles
· Many more topics
· Make sure you have the latest edition.
Breed standards: These can be purchased through the canine control council Qld.
Shows: Our club conducts an Open Show in February and a Championship show in June. These shows are held in the CCC Showgrounds. Dog Obedience: Many of our members are involved in the Obedience and Trialling world. There are many Dog Obedience Clubs around Brisbane and Country areas, listed in the Dog World. Ask any of our members for more information. An essential publication for those who become involved in the obedience world is Rules for the Conduct of Obedience Trials and Tracking Tests and Rules of the Conduct of Agility Trials. These are also s\available from the CCC.
Herding Instinct Clinics & Endurance Testing are popular amongst our members, ask around, our members are more than happy to give you encouragement.
Titles: If your dog gains a title either a Championship or Obedience title, as a member of the Cattle Dog and Kelpie Club, you are eligible to be awarded a Trophy at the end of the year. YOUR MUST INFORM THE CLUB IN WRITING WITH A COPY OF YOUR TITLE CERTIFICATE to the secretary in order to qualify and receive your trophy.
Club Point Score Competitions: The club conducts:
· Metropolitan Breed Point Score, these shows will be publicised in the Willing Worker
· Metropolitan & Country Obedience & Agility Point Scores
· Puppy and Baby Puppy of the Year Competition
Donations: These are always welcome, whether trophies for Club Show Days or other purposes. Acknowledgement is always made.
Magazines/Books: Breed titles that may be of interest
· The Qld Dog World = Dog News
· National Dog/Ring Leader = Oz Dog
Rules & Regulations
METROPOLITAN POINT SCORE
Any financial member is eligible to participate in the Metropolitan point score. Members can be in either Metropolitan or Country point score, not both. Metropolitan is defined as within 150 km radius of the Brisbane GPO and Country is defined as outside this radius.
An entry fee of $5.00 per member or family membership per breed, payable before any dog owned by member or family membership can compete in the competition. This is payable prior entering the ring of the point score show. If point score money is paid aft4er competing in a point score show, the points received for that particular show would be classed as ineligible. Point score membership will not be backdated prior the date paid.
No repeat judge is permissible, ie, if there is a change of judge in any selected point score show which causes this situation, it would be automatic cancellation of that show as a point score show. A total of 10(ten) shows are selected comprising of 2 (two) Cattle Dog and Kelpie Club of Qld Inc specialty shows in February and June, the remainder are selected and voted on by the members at a general meeting prior commencement of the point score year. Back up shows are also selected and voted on at the same general meeting to cover inconsistencies that may occur.
There will be no local (Qld) judges at these shows.
COUNTRY POINT SCORE
All dogs registered in the members’ names are eligible to compete. During the year you have to have the catalogue for each CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW IN QUEENSLADN (ONLY) that you attend, and do well at, to be marked. Either the writer or the steward of the particular show must also sign the same catalogue. At the end of October, you must then go through your signed catalogues and submit your 10 BEST SHOWS’ RESULTS. Forward the appropriate catalogues to the Country Point Score Coordinator, who will then goes through them and allocates the appropriate points for your dog/s.
The Cattle Dog and Kelpie Club of Qld Inc reserves the right to add or delete the rules as required.
BABY & PUPPY OF THE YEAR COMPETITION
(no nomination fee – open to bother Metropolitan and Country Members)
One trophy for Baby; One trophy for Puppy – overall winners
All members are eligible for Baby and Puppy of the Month and Year Competition.
Simply submit your MARKED catalogues, SIGNED by the writer or ring steward to the co-ordinator or at the appropriate club meeting ie the shows are within the month prior that meeting and the highest number of dogs beaten at any single show will be the winner of that month. The highest winner for the year will obtain the Baby/Puppy of the year. A trophy will be awarded at the Annual Break-up. Show eligibility will be any Championship Show within the state of Queensland. NOTE: QLD CLASSIC AND SWEEPSTAKES ARE NOT INCLUDED
OBEDIENCE POINT SCORE
Open to both Metropolitan and Country Members
One overall trophy for Obedience – entries can come out of novice, open and utility with any combination of class
One overall trophy for Agility & One overall trophy for Jumpers
This competition is open to ALL CLUB MEMBERS to participate. The club will conduct the following Obedience and Agility point score competition. The trial year extends from 1/11 to 31/10 each year and is only to consist of trials held within the state of Queensland. With the Obedience competition we require a photocopy of your THREE BEST QUALIFYING certificates for Novice, Open and/or Utility to be forwarded to your point score co-codinator after 31st October each year. Regarding the agility and the jumpers, the requirement is 10 SIGNED CATALOGUES, endorsed with all placings and absentees, and any qualifying certificates to be tended ater 31st October each year. In the event of a tie, a count back is required & it relies on the number of dogs beaten over the ten catalogues supplied.
NOTE: The only progressive score is kept for the Breed Metropolitan Point Score. This competition has set shows that all members are required to attend in comparison to the other point scores where the members can select which shows they wish to attend. It is therefore impossible to keep a running record of any other point score but the Metropolitan Point Score (breed).
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