Entry Form:

AMERICAN HERDING BREED ASSOCIATION SANCTIONED TEST

Date: May 19, 2007 Location: Randolph, OH

AGREEMENT TO HOLD HARMLESS WAIVER AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK: (Hereafter, AHBA refers to

all of the officers, directors, agents and members of the American Herding Breed Association.)

In consideration for participation in this event, I agree to assume all responsibility for any claim, loss, or damage

of whatever kind or nature, whether to person or property, which may be caused at or near this event, either directly or indirectly, by me or the dog(s) I have entered in or brought to this event. I further agree that I will hold AHBA, Carnation City Kennel Club, or Kelly Malone harmless and defend them from any and all liability for any injury, claim, damage, or loss, of whatever kind or nature, whether to person or property, caused at or near this event, whether directly or indirectly by or to myself, family members, guests who may attend or any dog I have entered in or brought to this event. I agree to indemnify AHBA, Carnation City Kennel Club, or Kelly Malone for any loss, cost or expense including attorneys fees and costs, to which AHBA, Carnation City Kennel Club, or Kelly Malone might be subject as a result of any claim, suit, loss, or damage caused in any way by any act or negligence on my part or on the part of any dog(s) I have entered in or brought to this event. I acknowledge that AHBA, Carnation City Kennel Club, or Kelly Malone do not have and do not exercise control over the conduct of the event or those present. I certify and represent that the dog(s) I have entered in or brought to this event is/are not a hazard to other dogs, other animals, or to people. I also agree to be responsible for paying the market value for any animal mortally injured by my dog(s) and for any vet bills incurred on any animals by my dog(s). I understand that attendance at this event is not without risk to myself or my dog(s) because some of the dogs and livestock to which I will be exposed may be difficult to control and may be the cause of injury even when handled with the greatest amount of care.

I certify that I am the actual owner or owner's authorized agent of the below entered dog.

Date:______

(signature of entrant)

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Fill in the following form as applicable, above the dotted line. Provide a separate form for each dog. (please type or print clearly)

AMERICAN HERDING BREED ASSOCIATION -- TEST RECORDING FORM

Breed: ______

Reg. Name:

Registry & #: ______Sex:

Birthdate: ______

Sire: ______

Dam: ______

Owner: ______

Breeder:

Owner's Address:

Phone: ______

E-mail:______

SPONSOR: Carnation City Kennel Club ______

DATE: May 19 2007

LOCATION: Randolph, OH

CLASS (HCT/JHD): HCT 1st leg

STOCK TYPE: Sheep ______

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TESTER: Kelly Malone

ENTRY #:

Q_____ NQ_____

American Herding Breeds Association

Herding Capability Test – First Leg

May 19, 2007

Portage County Fairgrounds, Randolph Ohio

$45 per entry (payable to CCKC)

Mail entries to: 7464 Pontius St. Hartville, OH 44632

Maximum of 15 AHBA runs per day, additional runs will be available, but will not be eligible for AHBA title leg.

For more information see: http://www.ahba-herding.org

Contact: Jennifer Rice 330-935-2187

ELIGIBILITY:

1.  This program shall be open to all herding breeds and multi-purpose breeds with herding background as listed following these Herding Capability Test Program Rules.

2.  Dogs must be six months of age or older.

3.  Spayed bitches and neutered dogs may participate.

4.  Bitches in heat may take part in tests, but must wait until all other dogs have participated.

5.  Dogs must be sound and in good health. Any dog which appears to be unfit will be removed at the tester's discretion; examples are: lameness, injury, illness, advanced pregnancy.

6.  Dogs must have prior training to come reliably when called and to stop (down, sit or stand-stay); this requirement must be made clear to owners before they enter.

7.  Owners of participating dogs need not be members of any club or organization.

The tester may handle the dog during first-leg tests. First-leg tests may take the form of a basic instinct test and are fairly free-form, with no set path of travel.

The dog is brought in on a long line approximately 6 to 15 ft. in length. At some point while on the line, the dog must demonstrate a stop (down, sit or stand) and a recall before the line is dropped or removed. A dog which cannot be recalled shall not be let off line. Test will last approximately 10 minutes. The tester must provide detailed comments on each passing form, and spend time with each participant providing guidance and information regarding the particular dog and herding in general; comments and information should be presented to spectators also. Education is of great importance in herding tests.

CCKC will work to accommodate all time conflicts. Testing will begin at approximately 9:30am. If you would like a certain time slot, please let us know. Otherwise, just check in with the test steward when you are available.