Fairfield County 4-H Dog Show - Sunday June 2, 2019 Fairfield County UConn Extension Center
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Fairfield County 4-H
Dog Show
Sunday June 2, 2019
Fairfield County UConn Extension Center
67-69 Stony Hill Rd., Bethel CT 06801Platinum Sponsor of Fairfield County 4-H
CHEVRON HUMANKIND
EMPLOYEE COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM
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grants for volunteer time. Chevron encourages employees
and retirees to become personally involved in the
communities where they live and work. Chevron
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these communities. It creates a partnership and increased
visible engagement amount employees, retirees, the
company and community organizations. Chevron supports
this partnership with cash matches to community
organizations to which employees and retirees voluntarily
contribute personal funds or volunteer time.
Chevron Humankind donates charitable
contribution made on behalf of
Linda ConnellyBronze Sponsor of Fairfield County 4-H
PROUDLY
SUPPORTING
4-H
We invite you to visit us at
84 Federal Road - Danbury
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(203) 730-5766Bronze Sponsor of Fairfield County 4-H
Bronze Sponsor of Fairfield County 4-H
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highest standard of
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119 Mt. Pleasant Road, (Route 6), Newtown, CT 06470Thank you Miss Doreen and 4-H!
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Agway of Bethel
74 South Street, Bethel, CT
(203) 743-3232
www.myagway.com"Be Passionate And Enthusiastic In The
Direction That You Choose In Life"
-Steve Irwin
Congratulations Gunner Charles on all your
accomplishments! Cheers to choosing
Unity College and becoming a Ram!
Dream Big and don't look back!
Love always,
Mom, Carter, Ellie and Aunt Dee
Dr. Mark Carlson, DVM
Roxbury Animal Clinic
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156 Baker Road
Roxbury, CT 06783
Telephone: (860) 354-8612
Fax: (860) 350-6 188
roxburyac@gmail.comGood Luck to
all 4-Hers!
From the Maida family
and our labs!FAIRFIELD COUNTY 4-H
2019 SPONSORS
PLATINUM SPONSOR
(DONATIONS OF $1,000)
Chevron Inc.
BRONZE SPONSORS
(DONATIONS OF $250)
Grand Prix Equine - CT, NY, FLA
Ingersoll Auto - Danbury
Agriventures Agway - Danbury, Litchfield,
and New Milford
PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS
”4-H is a community of young people across America who
are learning leadership, citizenship and life skills."FAIRFIELD COUNTY 4-H
where youth DREAM and ACHIEVE
4-H HALL OF FAME
We would like to honor the very special efforts of these youth, parents and clubs.
Money raised through this fundraiser support the educational efforts of our local
4-H program.
Highest Overall Seller – Ashley Colombo
Honorable Mention – Riley Roksvold, Gabriella Hillario, Peter Altieri
Extra Effort - Ava Cantone, Jocquyce Edwards
Participating Clubs
• Pineview Horseman, Oxford - Kelcie Petrone, Kaia Petrone
• Dogs Rule, Bethel – Jocquyce Edwards, Gabriella Hilario, Kyrie Jordan, Maggie
Leopold, Allison Colombo
• Zoo Club, Bridgeport - Peter Altieri, Henry Gleason, Jack Larcheveque, Jessica
Abbazia, Maria Abbazia, Dominic Abbazia, Lauritza Harvin, Jonathan Pillsbury,
Diane Pillsbury, Thomas Goizueta, Rania Ahmad, Izaiah Figueroa, Tyler McKenna-
Hansen, Ashley Wargo
• Happy Hoofers, Bethel – Ashley Colombo, Ava Cantone, Riley Roksvold, Trevor
Light, Brian Nuguyen, Christina Nuguyen
• Petstanino!, Brookfield - Renee Dackow, Hailey Osika, Camryn Schilling, Olivia
Kappel
• Independent members – Michael Goyal, Gunner Williams, Elizabeth Berg, Harper
Treschuk, Campbell Treschuk, Jeffrey Berg, Jonathan Berg,
100% Clubs – The Beardsley Zoo 4-H Club and Petstanino! 4-H Club
CONGRATS and Great Job!!!!Dog Show Information and Rules • This show is an Eastern States Exposition Dog Program qualifier. • Event is rain or shine. • Registration 8:00-8:30 am. Judging starts at 9:00 am. • Open to all enrolled 4-H members and their verified project dogs. • 4-H dress code is required. • Dogs must be on leash at all times except in class requiring off leash work. • All dogs must be entered in obedience and showmanship class unless entered in Intro to Showing and Obedience class. • Dog Knowledge test is mandatory. • Awards- First through sixth place rosette. • Danish flat ribbons for each entrant. • Juniors are age 7-12 as of Jan. 1, 2019 • Seniors are age 13-19 as of Jan. 1, 2019 • Proof of Rabies, Parvo and Distemper Vaccinations must accompany your entry form. • Verification forms turned into your county office before show date. • Record book (completed to date) must be presented day of show. • $5.00 entry fee covers insurance, waters and snacks for you and your dog. Please make checks payable to Fairfield County 4-H. • Entry forms available at www.4-h.uconn.edu and www.fairfieldcounty4h.org
DOG SHOW CLASSES
Intro to Showing and Obedience Class
1. Members may show in this class for 1 year. The class includes
elements of both obedience and showmanship. The objective of the
class is to demonstrate that the member’s dog has learned how to
sit, stay, come when called, and walk calmly on leash which is used
in Obedience ring, as well as a basic gaiting pattern and basic exam
that is used in the Showmanship ring. The member will demonstrate
general knowledge of dogs and dog care, including home care, feeding,
health, and their dog’s breed (or most predominant breed in the case
of All-Americans). Members entered in this class do not enter any
other obedience or showmanship class at this show.
Showmanship classes
2. Novice (1-2 years experience)
A -Junior class B -Senior class
3. Intermediate (3-4 years experience)
A -Junior class B -Senior class
4. Advanced (5 or more years experience)
A -Junior class B -Senior class
5. Open -Handler who has shown at least 3 times at non-4-H shows
OR those that handle dogs for others as a job (i.e professional handler
or professional handler’s assistant)
A -Junior class B -Senior class
Obedience classes
5. Sub-Novice A- For first year exhibitors (not including Intro to
Showing and Obedience class) Dogs must not have been shown
competitively in Sub-Novice B or more advanced classes6. Sub-Novice B- Dogs must not have been shown competitively in
Sub-Novice C or more advanced classes
Sub-Novice A and B- All exercises are performed on leash. These
include: heel on lead (45 points), Figure 8 (25 points), Stand for
Examination (30 points), Recall (40 points), Long Sit- 1 minute (30
points), Long Down- 3 minutes (30 points).
7. Sub-Novice C- Dogs must not have been shown competitively in
Beginner Novice or more advanced classes
Sub-Novice C- All exercises are done on leash. Exercises include:
Honoring (40 points), Heel on Leash and Figure 8 (40 points), Stand
for Examination (40 points), Recall Over Jump (40 points), Long Sit- 1
minute (40 points)
8. Beginner Novice A- First year at this level. Dogs in this class
must not have been shown competitively in Preferred Novice or more
advanced levels
9. Beginner Novice B- Those in 2nd year or more at this level. Dogs
in this class must not have been shown competitively in Preferred
Novice or more advanced levels
Beginner Novice- Exercises include: Heel on Leash (40 points),
Figure 8- on leash (40 points), Sit for Exam- on leash (40 points),
Sit stay- dog’s leash is attached to collar and dropped at dog’s side.
Handler walks forward, and then around the entire perimeter of the
ring, back to front, then returns to dog (40 points), Recall- handler
removes leash and carries leash, walks 20 feet away, and calls the dog
on the judge’s signal. There is no finish (40 points).
10. Preferred Novice A- First year at this level. Dogs entered in
this class must not have been shown competitively in Novice or more
advanced levels
11. Preferred Novice B- Second year or more at this level. Dogs
entered in this class must not have been shown competitively in
Novice or more advanced levelsPreferred Novice- Exercises include: Heel on Leash & Figure 8 (40
points), Stand for Examination- off leash (40 points), Heel Free (40
points), Recall-off leash (40 points), Stay- sit or down. Handler walk
around ring (40 points)
12. Novice A- First year at this level. Dogs entered in the class must
not have been shown competitively in Pre-Graduate Novice or more
advanced classes
13. Novice B- Second year or more at this level. Dogs entered in
the class must not have been shown competitively in Pre-Graduate
Novice or more advanced classes
Novice- Exercises include: Heel on leash & Figure 8 (40 points),
Stand for Exam-off leash (30 points), Heel off Leash (40 points),
Recall-off leash (30 points), Long sit- 1 min, leash dropped at dog’s
side (30 points), Long Down- 3 min, leash dropped at dog’s side (30
points)
Dog knowledge Tests
14. Written test
A -Junior class B -Senior class
Fun classes
15. Costume Class
16. Best Trick
17. Cheetos race
18. Timed Agility CourseDOG SHOW ENTRY FORM
Exhibitors Name_____________________________________________________
Age as of 1/1/19______________Phone number___________________________
Address____________________________________________________________
City, State, Zip_______________________________________________________
E-Mail______________________________________________________________
Dog’s name_________________________________________________________
Breed______________________________________________________________
CLASSES
Showmanship class____________________________________________________
Obedience Class_______________________________________________________
OR Intro to Showing and Obedience Class___________________________________
Written Test__________________________________________________________
Fun classes_________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
I agree to abide by all rules, regulations and decisions of the Fairfield County 4-H Dog Show.
I also agree not to hold Fairfield County 4-H or Fairfield County Agricultural Extension Council
responsible for any accident to exhibitor, animal, vehicle or spectator.
Exhibitor’s signature______________________________________________________________Date__________
Parent/Guardian Signature_________________________________________________________Date__________
Mail by May 15, 2019 to -
Alison Rogers
6 Elgin Ave.
Bethel, CT 06801
INCLUDE WITH THIS ENTRY-
$5.00 entry fee - Please make checks payable to Fairfield County 4-H
Copies of vaccination records for Rabies, Parvo and Distemper
* Bring your record book to the showBLUE RIBBON 4-H SPONSORS- $50
Thank you Chris and Ede for all you do in 4-H and for showing
me the meaning of Head, Heart, Hands and Health. - Renee
Thank you Mrs. Schilling and Ede for all you have done to
make these years unforgettable!- The Osika Family
Thank you Ede for all you have done for 4-H!
Have a great retirement! - Love the Rogers Family
Riley Roksvold’s family supports 4-H youth to
Dream & Achieve
RED RIBBON 4-H SPONSORS- $35
Theresa L. Fedorchek - Fairfield, CT Elizabeth Berg - Easton, CT
Jeffrey Berg - Easton, CT Jonathan Berg - Easton, CT
Rob Petrone - Redding, CT The Cantone Family - Brookfield, CT
Jeanne Nielsen - Norwalk, CT Christina Nguyen - Bethel, CT
Brian Nguyen - Bethel, CT The Hilario Family - Newtown, CT
Joe Larcheveque - Bridgeport, CT The Wargo Family - Stratford, CT
Izaiah Figueroa - Stratford, CT Deborah McKenna - Milford, CT
Phyllis Jordan - Bethel, CT Emily Rogers - Bay Path University
The Goizueta Family - Milford, CT Alteri & Firriolo PLLC - Fairfield, CT
Kyrie, Donna and Francis Jordan - Bethel, CT
4-H PATRONS- $25
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(203) 268-25374-H Office UConn Cooperative Extension 67 Stony Hill Road Bethel, CT 06801 FIRST CLASS MAIL Dog Show information and entry form is Available on www.fairfieldcounty4h.org
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