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Duplicate Papers will be issued only if originals have been lost, stolen or destroyed.http://www.ukcdogs.com/res/pdf/dupapp.pdf. MUST be completed if dog is co-owned (see #4 on back of application) * NOTE: If you were unable to list above the exact registration number of your dog, please supply as much of the following info rma-tion as possible. UKC must locate your dog’s record and without specific information about your dog, it will be impossible to do so. Littermate’s registration number (full brother or sister) We reserve the right to change any and all rules, fees, etc., without notice at any time. 1. Duplicate Registration Certificates are issued and mailed ONLY to the last registered owner on UKC records. Registered owner’s papers cannot be mailed in care of another individual. 2. Only the registered owner’s signature will be accepted. 3. The registered owners should sign the duplicate request in the same way that UKC registered the dog to them. If the registered owner(s) used a nickname to register the dog in their name, they should sign the duplicate request utilizing the nickname. 4. If dog is owned by two individuals, (partnership registration with names listed as “and” or “or”), both must sign the duplicate request. 6. If Duplicate Registration Certificates are requested on more than one dog, an individual “Application for a Duplicate Registration Certificate” must be filled out for each dog. 7. If the Registration Certificate has been lost prior to the new owner having the dog transferred into their name, UKC will not issue the new owner a Duplicate Registration Certificate. New owner should return the Registration Certificate to UKC immediately to ... Please sign and return this form to: A vaccination liability waiver is required if you do not have proof of the required vaccinations for camp attendance.http://www.dogcamp.com/registration/2006_paperwork/vaccination_waiver.pdf. This could be because you make a conscience decision to follow a different vaccination program or because you were unable to supply proof of vaccination prior to or when you arrived at camp. This waiver cannot be signed in lieu of proof of vaccination for rabies. A current rabies vaccination by a veterinarian is required for admittance to camp. I understand that participation in Dog Days of Wisconsin does mean that my dog(s) could be exposed to a variety of infectious diseases. I further understand that Dog Days of Wisconsin does require that all canine attendees be vaccinated for or have current protective titers for rabies, distemper, parainfluenza, parvo, and bordetella. By choosing to not follow the vaccination recommendations I could be putting my dog(s) at risk to contract one of these infectious diseases. Although precautions will be taken for the safety of all, the potential for other dogs to also not have the recommended vaccinations and the presence of wild animals that could be infected may present situations not under the control of those involved or Dog Days of Wisconsin. I hereby waive and release Dog Days of Wisconsin, its employees, owners, agents, and Camp Helen Brachman, its employees, owners, and agents from any and all liability of any nature, for injury or damage which my dog(s) may suffer including specifically, but not limited to, contracting rabies, parainfluenza, parvo, distemper or bordetella, or any quarantine resulting from exposure ... The Fun Runs are open to all dogs regardless of their heritage.http://www.abbadogs.com/documents/2007FlatCoatMatchFlyer.pdf. There will be one Standard and one JWW ring with courses nested in each. You may run the full course or any part of the course and remain in the ring for 65 seconds. Pre Entry fee: $5/run Day of Event fee: $10/run. Each dog limited to a maximum of 4 runs Match Total runs limited to 150. Each run will be limited to a maximum of 65 seconds. Pre –entries close on July 23, 2007. No refunds for bitches in season. There will be no refunds for entries withdrawn after the closing date or in the event a dog and/or handler are dismissed from the event, regardless of the reason for dismissal. The undersigned is aware of the risks of injury, death, and property damage that may result from, among other causes, the active or passive negligence of Dog Star Agility, ABBA Dogs, Lorie Abbott, Lisa and/or Robert Michelon . The undersigned is voluntarily engaging in dog agility as a recreational activity with the knowledge of the risks of injury, death, and property damage that may result from participation in dog agility. 2. Release of Liability The undersigned releases Dog Star Agility, ABBA Dogs, Lorie Abbott, Lisa and/or Robert Michelon from all liability The undersigned acknowledges that Dog Star Agility, ABBA Dogs, Lorie Abbott, Lisa and/or Robert Michelon are materially relying on this waiver in allowing the undersigned to participate in this dog agility event. 4. I also state my dog(s) is/are not aggressive towards people or other dogs and that I understand I alone am responsible for the behavior of my dog(s), that any dog, which is out of control, creates an unnecessary ... Whether in response to a stranger or startling noise, your dog may display certain body postures, including lowering his head, flattening his ears back against his head, and tucking his tail between his legs if he’s scared.. A frightened dog may also pant, salivate, tremble, pace, or try to escape. In extreme cases of fearfulness, a dog may be destructive (out of general anxiety or in an attempt to escape), or he may lose control of his bladder or bowels. Causes of Fearful Behavior Determining why your dog is fearful is helpful but not always essential to treating the fearful behavior, although the reason for his fear will dictate the relative success of the treatment. A dog who is genetically predisposed to general fearfulness, or a dog who was improperly socialized during a critical stage in his development, will probably not respond as well to treatment as a dog who has developed a fear in response to a specific experience. It’s essential, however, to first rule out any medical causes for your dog’s fearful behavior. Your first step should be to take your dog to your veterinarian for a thorough medical evaluation. After you’ve ruled out medical causes, your first step in dealing with your dog’s fearful behavior is to identify what triggers his fear. If your dog’s fears are rooted in either of these scenarios, see our related tip sheets on these topics. How to Use the Desensitization Technique Begin by exposing your dog to a very low level or small amount of whatever is causing his fear. For example, if he is afraid of bicycles, start with a bicycle placed at a distance of 100 feet from your dog. As long as ... In recognition of our role in the assistance dog community, the following behavioral guidelines were voted on and passed unanimously at our February, 2007 Board meeting.http://www.dogsaver.org/adc/Behaviors.pdf. 2. All assistance dogs and dogs in training must exhibit appropriate public access behavior. 3. Any dog that barks or shows other aggressive behaviors such as growling, lunging, putting up their ruff, snapping or biting will be asked to leave if it is in a public place. If we are having a training meeting we will be glad to help the team work on the behavior. Of course, the club member is always welcome as well as the assistance dog when re-training is successful. 4. All dogs are to be on leash and must be under physical leash or harness control of their partners or another responsible adult at all times. Any dog that moves away from its partner and solicits attention from another dog or person will be excused from the meeting. Dogs may not be left on Stays and have handlers moving away. 5. All assistance dogs must be handled with respect and be trained using humane training methods. Though a trained assistance dog may occasionally need to have its behavior corrected hitting or kicking a dog is not in keeping with humane training. While we may feel that we know our own dogs quite well, it is always important to understand that we have a responsibility to be aware of the fact that another member’s dog may have recently experienced some type of trauma and would be uncomfortable if your dog is free to “get into his/her space”. We owe it to our fellow members to maintain control of our dogs at all times. This dog registration is valid until January 31, 2008.http://www.co.greene.oh.us/auditor/forms/dogtag_2007.pdf. A penalty shall be assessed if the license is not secured on or before January 31, or within 30 days after the dog becomes 3 months of age, or is bought outside the State. (RC Sec 955.01,05,09) The undersigned hereby certifies under penalty of falsification that the dog for which an application is being processed was either acquired within the last thirty (30) days, or has become three (3) months of age within the last thirty (30) days, or has been brought from outside of the State within the last thirty (30) days, pursuant to O.C.R. Date: Just print out the application above, fill it out and mail or bring it to: Please make sure to enclose the following: 1. Dog license fees, payable with check or money order 4. Both home & work phone numbers The Fee structure is as follows: 1. From December 1, thru January 31, OR if the dog is under 4 months old OR if you've had the dog less than 30 days then: $12 per dog license Kennel License $60. Penalty: additional $12 per dog for license and $60 for kennels if not filed by January 31, 2007 2. If person had the dog prior to July 1st and the dog was over (3) months old by July 1st: $12 If dog is female, is she spayed? Birthdate (if known): How long have you owned your dog? If you adopted your dog, do you know about his/her previous history? Does your dog live with: How does your dog react around children? adult males? children? How does your dog get along with them?: Where did you get your dog? Health & Grooming Info ** We ask that all dogs use some sort of flea-prevention program What do you use to prevent fleas/ticks on your dog? Does your dog have any allergies? What brand of food does your dog eat? Please describe any health problems or activity restrictions that we should be aware of: How does your dog react to: brushing? Where are your dog's favorite spots to be pet? (ie.. head, tummy, etc.) Has your dog ever bitten someone, or another dog, but not broken the skin? Has your dog ever bitten someone, or another dog, and broken the skin? Character Profile Has your dog ever growled/snapped at anyone, or another dog, taking food or toys away? Please describe your dog's behavior in a "pack" situation (dog park, playgroup, etc.) What commands does your dog know? (voice or hand) Does your dog have a bathroom command? The fee for single registering each dog is outlined on the back of this application in Section 2.http://www.ukcdogs.com/res/pdf/AnatolianSingle.pdf. You do NOT need to enter the ances-tors of any UKC-registered dog in the pedigree PROVIDED you enter the dog's complete name and UKC registration number. I hereby apply for registration of the above dog and certify that all of the facts set forth herein are true and correct. All blocks must be checked or dog is ineligible for Single Registration. 1. I have attached proof of my dog's purebred status. Such documentation may include registration documents from another registry; importation papers; a signed statement from the dog's breeder which must include the dog's date of birth, parents’ names, dog's sex, date sold, and name of buyer. 2. I have attached a copy of my dog's hip certification from the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA), the Joint BVA/GSDL Hip Dysplasia Scheme (BVA), or The Institute for Genetic Disease Control (GDC). If my dog is too young for hip certification from the registry of my choice, I have attached hip certifications for his/her parents. 3. My dog meets the UKC breed standard. 4. My dog has not been previously registered with UKC. 5. My dog is at least one year of age. 6. My dog is neither shy nor vicious. My dog has been inspected. My dog does not require an inspection. I have included a 20 minute video (VHS format) of my dog which clearly shows: each side view; a front and rear view; my dog's head (from all sides and including a clear view of my dog's bite); my dog gaiting from the front, rear and side; my dog involved in natural activities; and, for male dogs only, a clear view of ... ADULT Feeding to ideal body condition provides real, long-term health benefits, and the chart below should be used to monitor your dog’s body condition.http://www.purina.com/dogs/health/AdultBodyCondChart.pdf. Since every dog is different, modify your feeding amounts as needed to help your dog reach ideal body condition. Underfed Dog Increase the amount you are feeding. After 2 or 3 weeks, compare again. Adjust until dog exhibits ideal body condition. Ideal Body Condition Can feel and see outline of ribs. Dog has a waist when viewed from above. Belly is tucked up when viewed from the side. Maintain current feeding regimen. Dog has no waist when viewed from above. Belly is rounded when viewed from the side. • Reduces a dog’s percentage of body fat for better health In summer, when chained dogs have no choice but out—side, alone, with nothing to do but watch the to urinate and defecate right where they live (some- mud dr y.http://www.peta.org/pdfs/Lchaineddog.pdf. Even a knotted towel or a tennis ball can thing they never do in the wild), the waste draws provide hours of enter tainment. Dogs love to chew, so be flies, which drive dogs crazy-—flies will sure they have plenty of rubber bones and other things to actually eat off the tips of dogs’ ears! gnaw on. Provide plenty of food and water. In winter, dogs need to eat almost double their has been put outside because of behavior problems, A good dog-training class will teach especially during the summer when you how to communicate with your dog, who panting causes dehydration. the end of the chain and inside a the dog’s two most rubber tire to prevent tipping. If it has stopped, it’s not elderly dogs, and small and shor t-haired Dogs must be wormed regularly—a because your dog is content but because he or she has breeds like pointers and Dobermans should dog with worms can lose vital body fat Spay or neuter your dog. is out of your budget, set up a running line so your dog themselves by panting and sweating through their paws. lets your dog run ahead and lag behind over interesting have access to shade. The tall side of the doghouse should be the same height as the dog. The opening should be just large enough to allow the dog to pass through. "The plain fact that my dog loves me more than I love him ... always fills me with a certain feeling of shame.” The guide dog you see walking with it’s blind handler was once a cute, cuddly, destructive, mischievous, wild, intelligent, and talented puppy.http://www.uidaho.edu/ag/extension/impacts/Pdf_00/GuideDogs00.pdf. Puppy raisers take 12 to 14 months out of their lives to socialize a puppy for guide dog training programs. Puppy Club is currently raising seven guide dog puppies. Two volunteers and eight youth are responsible for teaching the Guide Dog Puppies how to behave in the house and in public. The puppy raiser’s goal is to develop their Guide Dog Puppy into a mature, dependable dog. The 4- H’ers can see how a blind person benefits from a working Guide Dog. Ada County 4-H has raised 18 Guide Dog Puppies and returned them to Guide Dogs for the Blind for further training. The independence that a Guide Dog can give a visually impaired person is well documented. When Willette, her Guide Dog Puppy arrived, she joined the White Pine 4-H club. This membership bonded her with the other 4-H’ers struggling with the work of raising Guide Dog Puppies. This shy, self-conscious 12 year old has blossomed because of her experiences in 4-H. She attended a special graduation ceremony for Willette who graduated as a breeder for the Guide Dog program. Tiffany received her Guide Dog Puppy as a transfer pup to finish raising. The puppy gave her a reason to live; there were many important and exciting new things to learn and to teach to the dog. Her greatest joy is to contribute to her community through the Guide Dog program. Tiffany and her family attended her Guide Dog Puppy’s graduation. Service Dogs This act clarifies provisions of state law regarding people with dis-abilities and the use of service dogs.http://www.ncsl.org/programs/health/servicedogs.pdf. It defines “service dog” as any dog specifically trained to assist people with physical disabilities by performing necessary tasks which the people cannot perform themselves. These in-clude pulling wheelchairs, retrieving items and carrying supplies. [Service Dogs: Definitions and Use.] (a) Every person with a visual, aural or physical disability, shall have the same rights afforded to a person with no such disability to the full and free use of the streets, highways, sidewalks, walkways, public buildings, public facilities, and other public places. for the guide dog, hearing dog or service dog; provided that such person shall be liable for any damage done to the premises or facilities by such dog. (d) As used in this act, the term “service dog” means any dog specifi-cally trained to assist a person with a physical disability by performing necessary physical tasks which the person cannot perform. Such tasks shall include, but not be limited to, pulling a wheelchair, retrieving items, 106 - The Council of State Governments 24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 and carrying supplies. Service Dogs Section 3. It is an unlawful employment practice for any employer to discriminate against any person with a visual, aural or physical disability by interfering, directly or indirectly, with the use of an aid or appliance, including a guide dog, hearing dog or service dog by such person. Any person aggrieved by a vio-lation of this section may make a verified complaint to the [state commis-sion ... If a dog never chews a shoe during the first year of his life the odds are pretty good that it won’t occur to him to do it when given the opportunity at a later age.. Diligence on your part for a relatively short time when you first bring a dog home promises years of problem free living with your dog, but if a bad habit is allowed to form you might spend years battling it. Dog’s are born with the instinct to keep their den clean so confining a dog in a crate prevents the dog from relieving himself until you take him outside. The crate is not only a good way to keep your dog and your belongings safe, but it helps promote a better bond with your dog. It’s hard to bond with a dog who has shredded your new leather couch! When you feel your dog is behaving well in the house you can try giving him short periods of unsupervised house freedom. You might just find that your dog will object, though. If you’re ready to give crate training a try we recommend the following: $ Make sure the crate is the proper size, which means your dog can stand and turn around comfortably. If introduced and used properly the crate will become a den for your dog, a place where he feels safe and can $ $ $ $ $ get away from things if he chooses. A dog who tends to chew the couch can be crated as a preventative when you can’t supervise him, but a dog who has just chewed up the couch should not be placed in the crate for hours as a form of punishment. A baby gate in the doorway of a small room is an acceptable alternative if the room is dog-proofed. Do this while you’re at home for short periods of time and then when you actually have to leave your dog ... I understand and agree that this Contract shall govern each time my dog(s) boards at DogBoy's, and that I shall sign a separate memorandum addressing the specific information regarding duration, grooming, and other information for each stay.http://www.dogboys.com/documents/formspage/Master-Contract.pdf. HEALTH & WELL BEING: I authorize DogBoy's to do whatever it deems necessary for the health and well being of my dog(s) and agree to pay for any and all expenses relating to same. REQUIREMENTS: I acknowledge that my dog(s) is required to be spayed or neutered by the age of 6 months, unless otherwise notified. My dog(s) is also required to have a nylon, cloth or leather collar with both rabies and name tags while at DogBoy's, that DogBoy's will provide a collar and/or tags if necessary, and I agree to pay for the same. I also agree that all shot records shall be up to date, and if any are not, DogBoy's will arrange for the shots. I agree to pay for the shots and related expenses, including a trip fee to a local vet. NIGHTLY BOARDING: I agree to pay for nightly boarding at DogBoy's posted rates and any auxiliary services or products requested by me such as transportation, grooming, etc. PLAYGROUPS: I understand that DogBoy's will make every effort to include my dog(s) in playgroups with other compatible dogs, but that DogBoy's has the sole right to determine whether my dog(s) is included in playgroups. I also acknowledge that DogBoy's has provided me information about the "green", "orange" and "red" color coding system and I understand this information. I also agree that DogBoy's is not liable for any injury inflicted upon another dog(s) by my dog(s), or any injury to my dog(s) including ...
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