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New! Junior Entry Form

March 29, 2021

Email: allbreedsports@ukcdogs.com

Beginning in the spring of 2021, Junior Showmanship participants and Junior Handlers will use a separate entry form to enter club events. The Junior Entry Form can be used to enter a Junior into Junior Showmanship, as well as eligible dogs into Obedience, Rally Obedience, and Agility.

UKC Junior Members will earn participation and achievement points in Obedience, Rally Obedience, and Agility. These points are tracked in our Top Junior Standings.

Juniors can handle a dog in Dock Jumping, Lure Coursing, Drag Racing, Weight Pull, and Nosework to earn a Total Junior award, but Top Junior points are not awarded for these event types. Dogs entered in those event types should be entered with a Performance Entry Form, and the Total Junior box should be checked.

Please contact the All-Breed Sports department with questions. Thank you.

Guided by the belief that dogs make a difference by being the best partner a human can have in the field, on the job, or in a competition event, UKC is a community for people and dogs to pursue excellence together. Founded in 1898, UKC has been dedicated to enhancing the lives of Dogs That Do More, and their owners, by providing essential resources to help owners and breeders make informed decisions. The dog-human bond is celebrated through family-friendly programs highlighting the instincts and heritage of purebred and mixed-breed dogs alike at over 15,000 licensed events annually.

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