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I registered my new dog at a height that put her in the 20+" category. She has now had two 'official' measurements with judges from a different venue which confirm her to be 19.5" (she is 2 yrs old now) --- which is the 20" category. I prefer that she jump at 16" so I register her for trials in the Skilled category. My questions are: is it important to correct her records so that she is listed in the 20" height category, when both 20" and 20+" are merged in Skilled? And if the records should be updated, how is that done?
It would also matter EGC b/c she would be scored with the 20+ dogs and not the 20 dogs
Quote from: tedenp@me.com on March 22, 2015, 05:46:35 PMI registered my new dog at a height that put her in the 20+" category. She has now had two 'official' measurements with judges from a different venue which confirm her to be 19.5" (she is 2 yrs old now) --- which is the 20" category. I prefer that she jump at 16" so I register her for trials in the Skilled category. My questions are: is it important to correct her records so that she is listed in the 20" height category, when both 20" and 20+" are merged in Skilled? And if the records should be updated, how is that done?The only way I can see that this would matter is if your dog is an All American -- and then the only reason it "matters" is for the top 10 by breed listing that gets published each year. There is a listing for 20" All Americans and 20"+ All Americans. Your dog is placed in the category into which they measure, not the height they jump. If your dog is an actual breed, though, then it doesn't matter.