***In determining the number of Junior Handlers defeated, count one for each participant in Novice Junior, Novice Senior, Open Junior, and Open Senior. EXAMPLE I: When the PVSSC Junior Handler is FIRST in Open Junior and there were 4 participating in Open Junior including the PVSSC Junior Handler, the PVSSC Junior Handler gets 4 points for each of the 4 handlers for a total of 16 points. EXAMPLE 2: When the PVSSC Junior Handler get Best Junior and there were 2 in Novice Junior, 2 in Novice Senior, 3 in Open Junior and 4 in Open senior, then the PVSSC Junior Handler has defeated II Junior Handlers for a total of 44 points. He must remember to count himself as one defeated. 4. The awards will be determined by points accumulated during the calendar year, January 1 to December 31, inclusive. 5. Only points accumulated at AKC point shows and verified will be allowed. 6. Only Junior Handlers who are in good standing with the AKC and have a Junior membership or whose parent/family holds a regular membership in the PVSSC are eligible to compete or receive the awards. If a Junior Handler becomes a member of the PVSSC during the year, only points accumulated after membership are allowed. 7. Only points for wins with a Standard Schnauzer are counted. 8. Application for award must be made by the Junior Handler to the Awards Committee on the Club's official form giving the point accumulation and the date where each win may be verified. OBEDIENCE STANDARD SCHNAUZER OF THE YEAR and OBEDIENCE STANDARD SCHNAUZER OF THE YEAR, OPPOSITE SEX 1. The PVSSC will award the title "PVSSC Obedience Standard Schnauzer of the Year" to the SS with the highest average score in obedience competition as determined according to the rules and eligibility requirements described below. 2. The PVSSC will award the title "PVSSC Obedience Standard Schnauzer of the Year, Opposite Sex" to the SS of the opposite sex to the Obedience SS of the Year who has the highest average score in obedience competition as described according to the rules and eligibility requirements described below. 3. The average score will be determined from the dog's three (3) highest scores in obedience competition in any of the obedience classes: Novice, Open, or Utility. Each of the three scores must be a qualifying score.
***In determining the number of Junior Handlers defeated, count one for each participant in Novice Junior, Novice Senior, Open Junior, and Open Senior. EXAMPLE I: When the PVSSC Junior Handler is FIRST in Open Junior and there were 4 participating in Open Junior including the PVSSC Junior Handler, the PVSSC Junior Handler gets 4 points for each of the 4 handlers for a total of 16 points. EXAMPLE 2: When the PVSSC Junior Handler get Best Junior and there were 2 in Novice Junior, 2 in Novice Senior, 3 in Open Junior and 4 in Open senior, then the PVSSC Junior Handler has defeated II Junior Handlers for a total of 44 points. He must remember to count himself as one defeated. 4. The awards will be determined by points accumulated during the calendar year, January 1 to December 31, inclusive. 5. Only points accumulated at AKC point shows and verified will be allowed. 6. Only Junior Handlers who are in good standing with the AKC and have a Junior membership or whose parent/family holds a regular membership in the PVSSC are eligible to compete or receive the awards. If a Junior Handler becomes a member of the PVSSC during the year, only points accumulated after membership are allowed. 7. Only points for wins with a Standard Schnauzer are counted. 8. Application for award must be made by the Junior Handler to the Awards Committee on the Club's official form giving the point accumulation and the date where each win may be verified. OBEDIENCE STANDARD SCHNAUZER OF THE YEAR and OBEDIENCE STANDARD SCHNAUZER OF THE YEAR, OPPOSITE SEX 1. The PVSSC will award the title "PVSSC Obedience Standard Schnauzer of the Year" to the SS with the highest average score in obedience competition as determined according to the rules and eligibility requirements described below. 2. The PVSSC will award the title "PVSSC Obedience Standard Schnauzer of the Year, Opposite Sex" to the SS of the opposite sex to the Obedience SS of the Year who has the highest average score in obedience competition as described according to the rules and eligibility requirements described below. 3. The average score will be determined from the dog's three (3) highest scores in obedience competition in any of the obedience classes: Novice, Open, or Utility. Each of the three scores must be a qualifying score.
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