The SV "system"(of recording and scoring rules)

The SV "System"(of recording and scoring rules)

The SV Score book

By Martin Wahl

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The SV has one of the best systems of recording dog related information to prevent cheating.

The last or back page of the SV registration certificate has room at the top for special SV entries such as the "a" stamp, breed survey classification (Körkl. 1 or 2), plus a number of disqualifying and special remarks.

In this case, Arco was originally breed surveyed in 1990 in Kkl.2, and then breed surveyed the second time in 1992 in the US in Kkl.1 for life.

Just below that is the space where each "Eigemtumswechsel" (change of ownership) of the dog must be recorded, including the dates of sale or transfer, and the owners signatures.

"Beurteilungs- und Bewertungsheft" This section is the space where the date of the receipt of a "score book" must be entered by an SV judge or local club official. Each dog can receive only one score book to prevent cheating. Otherwise, if you fail your trial, you could simply get another scorebook and start new. Not here.

Wichtig für angehende Züchter: (Important for future breeders) This section contains advice and breeding rules and regulations just in case the owner of this new puppy intends to breed.

Note: The SV has a new address:
Echt Deutsche Schäferhunde (SV)
Steinerne Furt 71
86167 Augsburg
Germany

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The SV score book (Beurteilungs- und Bewertungsheft)

To reduce the possibility of cheating, a dog must have been issued a score book (Evaluation and Rating Book) by an SV official, before it can be entered in a Schutzhund trial. The Score book will maintain the records of the dates, places (OG), names and signatures of judges, type of trials, points received in each discipline (tracking-obedience-protection), ratings and degrees earned in each trial, and the courage ratings of the dog. The sample page shown below is that of "Cliff vom Kassler Kreuz SchH3".

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