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AKC Proposes Changes to OB
regulations
The following is an open letter from
AKC to regarding proposed changes to AKC obedience regulations. The AKC
has left the comment period open until
March 15, 2008.
Click here to see the proposed changes.
(Note: this is a large pdf file).
To the members of the obedience community:
We're pleased to present to you the 2007
Obedience Advisory Committee (2007 OAC), recommendations for the sport
of Obedience.
The 2007 OAC and AKC Staff have literally devoted 100's of hours of time
toward the review and development of the ideas submitted by the fancy
during our solicitation period in 2006.
Our task is not over and we now need your assistance again.
We ask that you take the time to review the recommendations and give us
your input, thoughts and suggestions. You will have until March 15,
2008 to submit your comments.
Comments need to be submitted electronically to:
OBEDadv@akc.org
The committee will meet again after March 15, 2008 date, to review the
comments, suggestions and ideas, received. This will lead us toward the
final development of the recommendations to go before the AKC Board of
Directors.
Please help me in thanking each and every 2007 OAC member for their time
and work on this project. Bobbie Anderson, Terri Clingerman, Sue Cox,
Greg Feathers, Shirlee Jacobson, John Landis, Debby Quigley, Patricia
Sample, Bobby Self, Jr., Adele Yunck, and Patricia Scully
As you read through the document you will find the recommendations by
the fancy and the 2007 OAC in the bolded, underlined text.
(Only the chapters and sections affected by the changes are listed.)
Again, my thanks to the 2007 OAC Committee and AKC Staff Members who
have given of their knowledge and time to work on this project.
Our thanks to the members of the fancy who took the time to forward
suggestions and ideas in 2006 for the betterment of our sport.
We look forward to the comments from the fancy in our efforts toward the
growth of obedience and what is believed to be very positive
recommendations of change to our sport.
Sincerely,
Curt A. Curtis
Assistant VP
American Kennel Club
Companion Events
Click here to see the proposed changes.
(Note: this is a large pdf file).
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