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Old 29-09-2007, 22:13   #1
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All arguments only support, that ZVP is a great endurance test. Fact, that working dog need a endurance too (not only) is same true, like that grass is green. But as I wrote - working dog need not only endurance, but healthy hips, good nose, excellent teeth, healthy heart etc. But its no argument, that teeth test, EKG or HD test are the working tests !!! Working test means generally test, which testing the final possibility of using the dog by work. ZVP test says only one - dog have one of the 100 basic qualification to POSSIBLE TO BE a working dog. Nothing more. Howg
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Old 29-09-2007, 23:09   #2
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All arguments only support, that ZVP is a great endurance test. Fact, that working dog need a endurance too (not only) is same true, like that grass is green. But as I wrote - working dog need not only endurance, but healthy hips, good nose, excellent teeth, healthy heart etc. But its no argument, that teeth test, EKG or HD test are the working tests !!! Working test means generally test, which testing the final possibility of using the dog by work. ZVP test says only one - dog have one of the 100 basic qualification to POSSIBLE TO BE a working dog. Nothing more. Howg
I agree with you, but...
Imagine, already have "show lines" and "working lines" in some breeds, supose that we classified AD and ZVP in one new class, the " Endurance class" will appear "breeders" breeding "endurance lines", how caotic will be!
Is better leave that as is now.
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Old 30-09-2007, 06:22   #3
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As long as there are countries that breed CSW for generations without endurance tests there are good reasons to keep it that way.

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Hi
Nebulosa - could you please translate also ZZO exam for me?
Thanks for all the transtations - that's a great job done!
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Ops, I really forgoth the ZZO

ZZO - Licence of basic obedience
1.Minimal age 10 months
2.For the participation isn’t needed another title.
3.The commands mark on the regulament are:
Z = Acoustic
P = Manual
If the regulation mark the two, can be used one of then ( or acustic or manual) or the two ( acustic and manual)

Obedience:
a) Callback - ZP (max. 10 points)
b) Walk with leash - ZP (max.10 points)
c) Sit, down (at foot with leash) - ZP (max. 10 points)
d) Stay down in motion - ZP (max.10 points)
e) Retrieving ( handler's object) - ZP (max.10 points)
f) Stay down (15 fets) - ZP (max.10 points)
Maximum 60 points, minimal 42
ZP = Accustic / Manual

Special exercises
a) Callback in hard conditions - ZP
b) Dog's comportament in a group of persons - ZP
c) Dog's comportament when moore and leaves alone for little time - ZP

The judgement of Special exercises:

a) Callback in hard conditions
- quickly reaction at comand and back in right line for the handler, little imperfection at end - EXCELENT
- Second or third comand, back slow and not right - SUFFICIENT
- The dog not back after the tird comand - INSUFFICIENT

b) Dog's comportament in a group of persons
- The dog stay sit calm at foot of the handler, and as this stay at the arriving of other people - EXCELENT
- The dog in the arriving of another person be uneasy but turn calm at the handler's comand - SUFFICIENT
- The dog at the arriving of another person be uneasy showing fear or agressivity, for tranquilising need the repetion of the comand which the dog not react right - INSUFFICIENT

c) Dog's comportament when moore and leaves alone for little time
- The dog stay calm when meet the judge, after be leave alone the dog continue calm, not turn fearfull nor agressive when meet people or other dogs who pass close and stay observing - EXCELENT
- the dog be a little bit nervous when meet the judge, after be leave alone start bark all time, bark at the people who pass close without attack - SUFFICIENT
- The dog turn agressive wanting attack the judge, after be leave alone the dog turn a lot nervous, try attack the people and dogs who pass close - INSUFFICIENT

For obtain with sucess the Special exercices part the dog must get SUFFICIENT at least in two Special exercices in one of the three exercices the dog can get INSUFFICIENT .

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Thanks a lot
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