Obedience Matches

June 27, 2025

Limited Entry | Indoors

All classes Offered

Ring Size 50’x60’

Location: Red Barn Event Centre 8464 County Road 27 Barrie, Ontario, CANADA L4N 9C4

Judge: Lorri Scriber, St. Jacobs On. - Pre-Novice - Open

Judge: Cheryl Bishop, Kitchener On. – Utility

Entries Open Wednesday May 22nd, 2025

Entries Close Wednesday June 21st, 2025

Sanction Match Judges briefing 4pm, match will follow.

Day of Entries will be accepted if space allows.

Day of Entries must register no later then 3:15 pm day of match

Running order will start with Pre Novice

Entry fees are being donated to Wynn Van Kooten & family

 Email Entry form to events-bkoc@outlook.com

Entry Fee: $15.00 per dog entered

E-Transfer Entry Fees to treasurer.bkoc@gmail.com

Include Your Name, Dog(s) Name(s), and “June Sanction Match” in the message line

Please fill out a separate entry form for each dog entered. Multiple dog Fees may be combined.

BKOC officers:

President Julia Maguire

Vice-President Kristy Parmenter

Treasurer Laura Middleton

Secretary Angela Scott

Match Committee: Catherine Barry Skimin, Laura Middleton, Julia Maguire

Event Secretary: Laura Middleton

Sanction Match judging starts at approximately 4:00 pm

Matches will be held indoors on rubber mats

Indoor crating is available

Sanction Match Classes: As per CKC rules: An obedience (or rally) sanction match is a competition for dogs of six (6) months of age or older. These dogs must be eligible for CKC registration as noted in Chapter 6, Section 6.1.1. Any qualifying scores earned in a sanctioned match do not count towards official titles. A match is intended to be a learning experience for trial officials, judges, stewards and exhibitors.

To save time, group exercises will be combined where possible. Ribbons will be awarded. Dogs must have a CKC number to participate in the sanction match according to CKC rules.

-Sanction match runs must be run and judged like a real trial

- No training in the ring, nor food allowed.

-We will not tolerate harsh corrections, abuse or poor sportsmanship. Anyone caught doing so in or out of the ring will be asked to leave with no refund.