Ligue des chiens de berger allemand de Grande-Bretagne. est 1919 2025 First UK National Körung, Körmeister Heather Macdonald (hosted by NWGSDG & Three Beacons SDC) 2010 Kennel Club issues ultimatum to GSD Breed Clubs regarding withdrawal of CC's Kennel Club letter David Payne article Dr. Malcolm Willis article 2010 Formation of the BRG - British Regional Group Original aims, objectives and GSD Breed clubs 2010 August 1st - SV approval for GSDL WDG Judges - Henrietta Bohnstedt, Gavin Smith, James Jackson, dddd. eeeee 2010 First GSDL BRG Regional Event SV Judge Dirk Gabriel, Terry Hannan attracts almost 200 entries Result 2010 October 12th. Kennel Club agree to the word 'Alsatian' removal from the formal name and becomes the 'German Shepherd' . 2005 First British Sieger with entry of 2??? under judges Results 2005 November GSDL & BSA Joint affiliation agreement Document 1984 First 2-day show. Held at Weston Park Shropshire . Entry Judges Results Hosted by the GSDLeague of GB, the show to be alternated between England Ireland Scotland Wales through their respective National organisations. 1986 launch of the National Tattoo scheme 1983 League judges training course starts 1979 May Learner Judge programme begins IDEAS Formation of WUSV Working Group Formation of GSD Breed Council Formation of BSA Formation of GSDL WDG Hip Scoring introduced Elbow scoring introduced National Korung Introduced Character Assessments introduced German Shepherd Dog League of Great Britain

Santé et amp; le berger allemand D'une manière générale, le Berger Allemand est un chien robuste, fort et en bonne santé, très sociable et amical avec une bonne longévité. Ces faits s'appliqueraient certainement aux chiots achetés auprès d'éleveurs réputés qui se sont constamment efforcés, pendant plusieurs années, de tester la santé de leurs reproducteurs, en faisant particulièrement référence aux radiographies de la hanche et, plus récemment, du coude. Il est cependant inévitable que lorsque l'on discute de questions de santé, ce soient les problèmes associés à une race individuelle qui soient mis en avant et non la bonne santé générale de ladite race de chien. Une idée fausse très répandue parmi le grand public est que la position d'exposition du berger allemand contribue aux problèmes avec l'arrière-train, ce qui est complètement faux. En position pour l'exposition, le chien n'est placé que pendant une fraction du temps, peut-être 30 secondes, pendant que sa construction est évaluée. HANCHE et amp; SCHÉMAS DE COUDE BVA/KC HD et amp; ED - Le programme reconnu au Royaume-Uni, introduit et géré à l'origine par la GSD League, qui s'est désormais étendu pour inclure toutes les races. HD les scores vont de 0 à 53 sur chaque hanche, donnant des scores allant de 0 à 106. Plus le score est bas, meilleures sont les hanches. Les scores ED vont de 0 à 3 pour chaque coude, encore une fois, plus le score est bas, mieux c'est. Contrairement à la notation HD, la note maximale est de 3 au total. Les éleveurs réputés suivent les directives établies par le conseil de race GSD. Pour la HD, aucun score supérieur à 20 avec une différence ne dépassant pas 4 entre les deux côtés des hanches ne doit être utilisé pour la reproduction. Pour ED, aucun score supérieur à 1 ne doit être utilisé pour la reproduction. SV HD et amp; ED- Ce schéma. est exploité par le SV en Allemagne et, par l'intermédiaire du WUSV, est accepté et reconnu dans le monde entier. Les hanches et les coudes sont radiographiés et classés. Trois grades sont acceptables pour l'élevage, Normal, Fast Normal et Noch Zugelassen. Traduction – normale, presque normale et toujours acceptable.

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Jouer à mordre Play biting Tolerance to touch Toilet training Puppy teeth Crate training Heatstroke Adolescence Nutrition Dogs and toys Dwarfism Dog friendly garden Christmas time Fireworks Physical games including play biting are natural games puppies play with each other and when you bring your puppy home he may try to play the same games with you. Pups which are highly motivated can charge at owners, jumping up, nip hands and bite and tug on clothes. If this is directed at a child who starts to cry or run or tries to push the pup away this may be misinterpreted by the puppy as being a playful response from the child who is now joining in the pup`s game. Trying to cope with the pups increasingly rough attempts to initiate play, demand and dictate play by giving and doing what it wants will make it more likely that the pup will increase its play biting to get what it wants in the future, which can soon become a never ending battle of nipping, biting and jumping up. Trying to hit or grab the pup will probably make him become rougher as to him you are responding and joining in his game or he may feel he has to defend himself against your increasing anger. It is very important to avoid the stimulation and excitement escalation that go with physical punishment or restraint. Resorting to distraction tactics during a play biting situation like throwing a ball or waving a piece of food in front of the pups face to end the nipping can actually reward the pups demanding behaviour and rough style of play. In fact is learning to be even more pushy when he wants to play or get attention because it always works. Just ignoring him whilst he continues to chew on your hand or grab your clothing or leaving the room while he changes his target to someone else or decides to have a wonderful time rearranging the cushions or pruning the house plants will be completely ineffective in changing his problem behaviour. Using any form of harsh punishment is also counter productive. It may indeed stop the biting attack at the time. However it holds no instruction to the puppy to encourage and develop more acceptable behaviour for the future. So what to do to control puppies masquerading as sharks. It is quite a common problem with pups displaying a varying degrees of the behaviour with some becoming more difficult to cope with especially for the companion dog owner. The relationship and bond that a dog has as a family companion is special with most puppies given sensible guidance early on, unruly behaviour gives way to a more controlled, calmer attitude as the pup grows up. But some are more persistent and intervention is needed to communicate to the puppy in a way it can understand amore more acceptable behaviour and relationship. One method is to use the consistent application of an interrupting sound to temporarily supress the problem behaviour every time it happens combined with an immediate procedure which encourages the puppy to engage in acceptable play or behaviour. There is an important difference in communication to the puppy which behaviour we want between using distraction tactics or interruption tactics. For example with distraction tactics the puppy is fully engaged in still chewing on your hand at the same time being rewarded for it because a toy or food is being offered to him. With interruption tactics he has stopped or not quite even started chewing on your hand before being offered the toy or food so he is now being rewarded for the behaviour we want "NO BITING" An interruption sound is most effective if it happens just before the pup launches a mouthing attack on hands or clothes. To do this carry or place around the house a noise making device such as a small container with some pebbles in which can be shaken to make a loud noise, or a commercially bought "pet corrector" which is a small cannister that gives off a loud hiss when the top is pressed-handy to keep in a pocket. The intention is to startle the pup not to hurt him. His reaction will be one of surprise on hearing the sound causing him to temporarily stop his actions. At this exact moment you must fill this moment of inaction (otherwise he will go back to whatever he was ding before) by encouraging the pup to play in a more acceptable way with a toy by wiggling or rolling a ball along the ground close to him, keeping his attention on the toy. If he shows interest in your hands again, quickly repeat the interrupting sound and re encage him onto the toy. With some puppies just a stern "ah ah" can interrupt an unwanted behaviour, before giving an incompatible behaviour to focus on, he cannot be tugging on a sleeve if he is being rewarded for a sit. Some experimentation may be needed here because of individual differences between pups in their reactions to various sounds. It should not be difficult to find something that is effective. The sound should be enough to stop the problem behaviour immediately and every time but not so severe the puppy becomes extremely fearful and reluctant to approach at all. Always remember once a problem behaviour is interrupted you must reward an acceptable behaviour immediately. The puppy must be able to associate his rough behaviour with the consequences the sound he finds unpleasant. Therefore he will learn that his action-nipping and biting causes a reaction the startle sound which he will want to avoid. The moment he starts to get too pushy and rough the interrupting sound will pin point the exact moment he must stop. Any lack of clarity or consistency on your part about the threshold he must not cross will make improvement in his behaviour very slow, because he will not understand what he can and cannot do. For the pup to learn to inhibit the force of any mouthing, bites or rough interaction you must be consistent with the timing of the interrupting sound and very importantly remain calm while showing the pup the behaviour he can engage in. It can take some time but the better you are the quicker he will learn. To satisfy the pups motivation to play and be active in the games you teach him, such as find the toy hidden just out of sight encouraging him to use his nose as well as his eyes. Make it easy to find to start with to keep him interested. Include mental stimulation of highly rewarded gentle obedience training. Call him to you, calmly tell him to sit then reward with a titbit or resume play interacting with a toy. Teach him to lie down, wait, come when called, there is so much your clever puppy can do, giving him a positive outcome for his energy. Just something to bear in mind when trying to stop play biting. In a litter of puppies all is peaceful as they sleep, but one is awake, bored and wants to play. So he rushes up, pounces on an unsuspecting litter mate and gives a sharp nip. The other puppy responds and chases the attacker. The game is on. The very game your pups previous taught him how to get you to play. For play biting to decrease it is also important to follow some general management rules. Adding more opportunities for the puppy to take part in controlled interesting physical and mental games (suitable for his age) where success can stimulate the rewards brain chemistry and change his emotions to be more relaxed, instead of driving everyone crazy with unruly behaviour and continuous pestering to play. No more games of rough and tumble encouraging the puppy to bite and grab hands. Always supervise young children with the puppy. If your puppy does something you don`t let it happen again. Plan the incompatible rewarding behaviour. Concentrate on conditioning a well behaved puppy. Notice and reward desired human - puppy interactions. Locating and joining a good puppy class can be extremely beneficial. If possible find a GSD club. Overtime as other suitable behaviours are reinforced with clear calm instructions the puppy will abandon rough play to gain attention or hard nipping to try to push the family as he would his litter mates. All puppies and households are different and any behaviour modification especially rough play biting is an on-going process and should be appropriate for the individual situation. GILL WARD M.I.A.C.E. For additional help or support contact .... Gill Ward 01209 831221 email ... john@johndavidw.plus.com Ligue des chiens de berger allemand de Grande-Bretagne

GSD League of GB promoting all aspects of the German Shepherd Dog, as a show, working, service, companion and pet dog. g allemand S berger D et L ligue de g régaler B ritain Depuis plus de 100 ans, le GSDL est à la pointe de l'innovation et de l'excellence. En tant que plus ancien club GSD enregistré auprès du Kennel Club, l'objectif principal du GSDL est de protéger et de promouvoir le berger allemand au Royaume-Uni et de contribuer à faciliter la participation aux activités de cette race polyvalente. La santé et le bien-être du berger allemand ont toujours été primordiaux pour le GSDL, le GSDL ayant fondé le programme de notation de la hanche en 1978, en collaboration avec le BVA et KC. Un système qui inclut désormais la notation du coude et étendu à toutes les races. Le GSDL représente l'un des 85 pays membres affiliés à la WUSV. Par l'intermédiaire de notre branche de travail GSDL et du GSDL BRG, nous organisons des événements régionaux (spectacles Landesgruppen), des essais IGP et des évaluations de caractère, le tout selon les règles WUSV/SV, tous avec une reconnaissance internationale. œuvrer en faveur d’une harmonisation mondiale. for further information e-mail alisonlawrence555@gmail.com or mascani@btinternet.com Membership Magazine Latest News GSD-BRG Regional Events Midland GSD Group 04/10/26 Click here for more information GSDL-WDB IGP Trials Click here for more information GSDL Character Assessments Future Cas Sep 27th, Oct 26th, Nov 21st Click here for more information GSDL National Körung Next National Körung - 22/11/26 Click here for more information BRITISH SIEGER Results, critiques, photo galleries and more information visit the official British Sieger website. www.britishsieger.org 2026 - Judge Dirk Scheerer 6th & 7th June 2026 Dirk Scheerer CV 2025 - Judge Roberto di Caputi di Casa Caputi 7th & 8th June 2025 British Sieger Results 2025 2024 - Judge Christoph Ludwig von der Zenteiche British Sieger Results 2024 WUSV/GSDL Événements BRG 2023 WUSV/GSDL-BRG Le BRG (Groupe Régional Britannique) a été créée en 2010 avec des buts et des objectifs clairs. Au premier plan se trouvait l'exposition du berger allemand avec des événements régionaux sous la bannière de la WUSV. L'activité principale du BRG est d'organiser des expositions de race selon les principes SV, en tenant compte non seulement de la conformation, mais aussi de l'identification obligatoire, des tests de santé obligatoires (selon l'âge) et des cours pour chiens ayant des qualifications professionnelles. Les classes sont divisées en tranches d'âge et chaque chien est noté, placé et reçoit une carte de notation. Les notes obtenues lors des événements régionaux sont reconnues par le SV et la WUSV dans le monde entier. Les notes obtenues lors de ces événements comptent pour le SV Ausland et celles obtenues en Allemagne. Le GSDL BRG compte actuellement 3 juges britanniques inscrits sur le registre des juges nationaux SV et 2 juges sur le registre international SV. GSDL WDG épreuves d'essai 2023 Groupe de travail GSDL Le groupe de travail GSDL a été créé en 2007. La British Schutzhund Association (BSA), alors seule organisation de chiens de travail au Royaume-Uni, a uni ses forces avec la GSDL afin de se conformer aux résolutions du WUSV visant à encourager le développement du berger allemand en tant que véritable chien de travail. Bien que le GSDL WG s'occupe principalement du berger allemand, d'autres races sont encouragées à se joindre afin de leur donner une porte d'entrée dans le sport de l'IGP. La branche de travail GSDL est à l'avant-garde du sport IGP au Royaume-Uni. Avec ses plus de 40 branches offrant des opportunités à tous les niveaux, du débutant jusqu'aux compétitions nationales et internationales. Le GSDL WDG accueille de nombreux essais tout au long de son parcours. l'année, les diplômes obtenus sont reconnus par la SV, la WUSV et la FCI. Le GSDL WDG compte 3 juges SV IGP qualifiés possédant une vaste expérience de jugement au Royaume-Uni et au niveau des Championnats du monde à l'étranger. Caractère GSDL Bilans 2023 Les évaluations de caractère entreprises lors des événements de la GSD League sont reconnues au Royaume-Uni et dans le monde entier. Le BRG et le WDG sont tous deux en mesure d'héberger ces événements et seront promus et annoncés via ce site Web et nos réseaux sociaux. La Ligue GSD compte 5 évaluateurs, les passes sous ces évaluateurs sont reconnues dans ce pays et aux fins du SV Korung. 2012 2011 Le GSDL joue un rôle central dans l'organisation de l'événement annuel British Sieger. Unir nos forces avec celles du club BAGSD, membre du WUSV, du GSD Breed Council et du GSDL BRG. 2026 2018 2010 2025 2024 2023 2022 2019 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 Ligue des chiens de berger allemand de Grande-Bretagne Dernières nouvelles Magazine GSDL Adhésion Manutention junior Téléchargements Norme de race

Adolescence Développement social et émotionnel Play biting Tolerance to touch Toilet training Puppy teeth Crate training Heatstroke Adolescence Nutrition Dogs and toys Dwarfism Dog friendly garden Christmas time Fireworks Time and space After investing many weeks socialising your baby puppy it can be quite a shock if at about 5 months old he suddenly reacts by backing away or barking at things. It can be ordinary things like bin bags, or people carrying shopping bags, or something as simple as a new plant pot in the garden which now needs a 10 metre detour to get past or seeing strangers really as strangers. Th hormonal changes which will be fluctuating wildly from this age are thought to be the cause for this wariness. Had there been any gaps in the early socialising and schooling or if the puppy showed any uncertainty in his temperament it will become much more apparent during the juvenile and adolescent development stages. Backing away or barking can be interpreted by worried owners as the pup being frightened or aggressive. In fact in most cases it is just the confused young dog using different behaviours for the same result, which is to keep the cause of his concern at a distance. Careful handling is required if your young dog shows spookiness, anything to avoid this behaviour becoming a habit. Trying times By 10 months old a German Shepherd looks physically like an adult but they are not mentally mature. A behaviour that may have been allowed such as the cute little puppy dragging the owner to greet every passer by or dog is now unacceptable. This is not a time for harsh punishment. The growing adolescent dog is not being wilfully naughty, he is being driven by complex hormonal and neural changes. Puppies with very sound temperaments and well socialise dearly on mature from puppies to adult dogs without any real problems, but most adolescent dogs will become more independent and interested in what is going on all around wanting to investigate different sights and scents. Maintaining focus and concentration can be difficult for the adolescent dog. If the attentive puppy seems to have forgotten all previously leant social skills and words especially come, now is the time to build on your relationship and communication with the young dog. Back to basics It is important to keep consistent and simple without introducing high demands. Short sessions concentrating on going over behaviours such as come , sit, down, wait, leave rewarding him well for responding as you want. Daily walks incorporating lots of play will help you compete for his attention which will be on every scent wafting his way. Make sure the play has some rules. If using a ball or tug he should drop it when told and not just grab it from you. Teaching him self control in a calm , patient way can help avoid undesirable behaviour caused by his exuberance in a variety of situations. Lead off switch off Before you take the lead off get him to sit and wait calmly. Avoid letting him run off as soon as the lead is removed as unclipping the lead becomes a signal to stop engaging with you. To keep the connection with your dog have a toy ready to develop the habit that when the lead is unclipped he immediately looks to you for a good game and fun activity. If his motivations food, quickly say his name in an upbeat tone and reward his attention with several treats before giving him permission to go off. Of course he needs some free time to explore and `Just be a dog` but don`t walk along thinking of tonight`s tea or worse still looking at your phone. Interact with your dog, randomly call him to you reward him and send him back off again, have some fun recalls, hide and call him to find you to strengthen coming back. Hide his toy and send him to find it, let him use his amazing scenting abilities. The more he engages with you the more he will ignore distractions. Including low - arousing activities which focus on mental stimulation such a scent training help to channel energy and calm an overactive young dog. Other dogs When on the lead some adolescent dogs start to bark or lunge at unfamiliar dogs. The cause often the combination of the young dog`s excitement and frustration at not being able to communicate properly with the other dog because of a tight lead and the owner unintentionally making the situation worse. Worried that their dog is being aggressive many owners now try to avoid other dogs and get anxious at the sight of an approaching dog so immediately tighten the lead, stiffen their body get very stressed, telling their dog to leave in an angry tone. In a split second will notice all the tension from the owner, look to see what caused it and see the other dog, now a negative association is being learnt escalating the dogs reactive behaviour, which the owner inadvertently has reinforced many times. This is quite a common scenario. Making changes Changing your reactions will help control or even change the problem behaviour. when taking your dog out be aware of your own anxiety and body signals, remain calm do not tense up and start jerking the lead at the sight of another dog. Be aware of your dogs body language, don`t wait for him to bark before re-directing his attention to you by giving a command or sound he responds to in a cheerful upbeat tone. Either walk briskly on keeping his attention on you or put him in a sit keeping a slack lead, tension on the lead encourages aggressive behaviour. A slack lead does not mean giving the dog the full length of the lead. Keep your arms relaxed and hold the lead close to the collar so that if needed you can quickly control the dog without a constant tight lead. If at any time the dog becomes over excited or anxious a simple but effective method of changing his emotional state is to change his body posture with firm slow strokes from his muzzle to his head, ears, hackles, returning his body posture to a more neutral position. This is not petting the dog. Although he needs practice walking past other dogs without reacting, his social skills with dogs must have a chance to develop with positive interactions with dogs of good temperament that will not hurt the enthusiastic adolescent who is still learning how to greet other dogs and can be a bit over the top, and clumsy and his very important appeasement signals need refining to avoid conflict. Some dogs are not as tolerant towards an adolescent dog as they would be towards a very young puppy. Forgive forgetting The natural process of growing up can bring a few annoying changes to the dogs general response and attitude. Owners can get frustrated and angry and over correct what they feel is disobedience. This will quickly break down the dogs trusting relationship with his owner. He may just have been distracted or excited and will not understand his owner`s aggression. Although it is important to establish rules and appropriate behaviour, enhance the relationship with your dog instead remaining calm and being patient as you guide and show him how to behave. Going forward Adolescence is a temporary phase and gradually you will notice he is quicker to respond to you and good behaviour becomes a habit as he matures into a sociable companion dog. Gill Ward M.I.A.C.E. For additional help and support , contact me 01209 831211 e-mail john@johndavidw.plus.com

The British Regional Group (BRG), is made up of a number of local GSD clubs. As part of the GSD League they organise Shows, very often with SV Judges, UK SV recognised judges and also the top recognised Judges with Championship Show recognition. WUSV/GSDL-BRG British Regional Group Événement du groupe régional britannique WUSV Groupes Classification Exigences des tests de santé Classement SV Certificat de santé GSDL Système de médaille d'or Présentation de votre chien Manutention junior GSDL/BRG AGM Notice 24/02/26 BRG Event Calendar BRG Event Results Gold Medal Winners Junior Handler Winners Top Dogs 2025 Top Dogs 2024 Top Dogs 2018 Top Dogs 2023 Top Dogs 2017 Rules and Regulations 2025 Gold Medal & Certificate of Excellence Certificate of Excellence online application form Presentation of your dog Junior Handling Top Dogs 2022 Top Dogs 2016 Top Dogs 2021 Top Dogs 2015 Top Dogs 2020 Top Dogs 2014 Top Dogs 2019 Top Dogs 2013 Aims To promote the health and welfare of the German Shepherd To provide a medium for members to exchange views and information To organise and arrange Events for the GSD based on WUSV rules To provide and educational base for sharing information on - WUSV Rules and Regulations - Mandatory Health Issues - Working Qualifications To promote the GSD as per the WUSV Standard To assist members in obtaining qualifications based on the WUSV system - BH - AD - IGP1, IGP2, IGP3 - Koerung, Koerung Liebenzeit (lbz) Groupes Groupe GSD progressiste écossais Président - Secrétaire -Trésorier NWGSDG Président - Steven Horrocks, Secrétaire - Debbie Richardson, Trésorier - Phil Smith. CONTACT - Manteau Long Club de GB Président Secrétaire Trésorier Groupe GSD Midland Président Secrétaire Trésorier BGSDTC Président Secrétaire Trésorier W.Yorkshire GSD Président Secrétaire Trésorier Grading System At Regional Events held under rules adapted from the rules of the WUSV, as well as being placed in their class, each exhibit is awarded a grading which is the judge`s opinion on the exhibit's quality against the Breed Standard rather than against the other exhibits in the class. For exhibits under 12 months old VV - (VP) Vielversprechend (Very Promising) V - (P) Versprechend (Promising) WV (LP) - Weniger Versprechend (Less Promising) For exhibits over 12 months old V - Vorzueglich (Excellent) SG - Sehr Gut (Very Good) G - Gut (Good) A - Ausreichend (Sufficient) M - Mangelhaft (Faulty) U - Ungenuegend (Insufficient) Under the WUSV harmonisation programme, the awarding of the V grading is only available in the Working classes. The highest grade available in the Adult Classes is SG A GRADING OF G OR ABOVE FROM AN SV JUDGE AT A REGIONAL EVENT FULFILLS THE SHOW GRADE REQUIREMENT OF THE KORUNG . The awarding of VA (Vorzuegelich Auslese/Excellent Select) can only be awarded at a SIEGER show in the WORKING CLASSES which have passed the protection and courage test (TSB) prior to the class. This is the highest honour which can be bestowed upon an exhibit and is only awarded to a small number of exhibits. German Shepherd Dog League of Great Britain

2024 British Sieger Information, schedule and entry form. 2026 Calendar - click on the date on the main calendar for full information Event Title Event Time Event Date Change the event description to include your own content. Adjust the settings to customize the style. April 2026 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT FEBRUARY 21 Character Assessment Assessor Wayne Vessey FEBRUARY 21 IGP Trial - March 29 Character Assessment Assessor Wayne Vessey FEBRUARY 21 IGP Trial - FEBRUARY 21 Character Assessment March 29 Character Assessment Assessor Wayne Vessey

GSDL Regional Event Results 2022 Ligue des chiens de berger allemand de Grande-Bretagne Événement régional GSD League of GB-BRG 2022 ÉVÉNEMENT RÉGIONAL DE LA LIGUE GSD - 02/04/2022 JUGE - FRANÇAIS-PETER KNAUL Working Dog GHKR V1 MARINITA USKO Santos od Petkovica x Marinita Phenja abs Conbhairean Quizz Djambo v Fichtenschlag x Conbhairean Fanta Adult Dog 24mth+ SG1 KELNIK EXOSE Chilli della Valcuvia x Ursula della Fiamme Nere SG2 GAYVILLES YOGI Omen v d Zenteiche x Paris v Simpor SG3 EQUISIDE NITRO Antilli Odin x Equiside Katarina Adult Dog LSH SG1 ZANDAMOR DAX Kiki Crveni Mayestoso x Zandamor Cora SG2 SHANEVA CHRIS Antilli Odin x Peterwell Reva SG3 BRINEACK IRKO V RHIOBHCA Ian v Kleinen Zauerberg x Ardenburg Rauba mit Brineack SG4 SHANEVA ALARIK Tramella Hanx x Peterwell Reva SG5 PALUKA VALKO Kampus v Drei Birkenzwinger x Paluka Paris JHKR Yearling Dog 18-24mth SG1 DORSEY OF JONIMAY Dieke van`t Groot-Fehn x Norma du Val D`Anzin SG2 SONARIY DERRICK Lidro Dei Micelius x Arrocheyn Kascha von Sonariy JHR Junior Dog 12-18mth SG1 ARROCHEYN WARRIOR VOM GREENVELDT Warrior v Media x Tanja v Media SG2 TRIMIKAS OSLO Yoris v Osterbergerland x Gayvilles Varinka v Trimikas SG3 JUTTERNAX CATO Apollo v Schloss Solitude x Jutta od Hradcanskeho at Rybnika JKR LSH Junior Dog 12-18mth SG1 CASIANN ATLAS Eli v Juvensity x Ballynabola Ria at Casiann SG2 BLAVEN V WANAKON Grizzly v Herbramer-wald x Zinderella v Lamerak Puppy Dog 9-12mth VP1 DRAYCORE KENNETH Antilli Odin x Draycore Vera Minor Puppy Dog 6-9mth VP1 BLERIO BEZIQUE AT MASCANI Jasko v d Zenteiche x Ursula Delle Fiamme Nere VP2 ETCHICA MAX Falco v Farhantal x Etchica Esta VP3 BLERIO ANUBIS Kelnik Exose x Hura del Primopineto Working Bitch GHKh V1 MASCANI MADDIE Mascani Ikon x Astana Dayna V2 TEAM GAMEDOG AMY Nero Pike del Lupo Nero x Genta v Spektefeld V3 MACEY V D REIHERWEISER Pablo v Hammersberg x Bianca v Nordenstolz Adult Bitch 24mth+ SG1 SWNYNANT GUILIANA Fransisco di Casa Gregori x Swnynant Especially for You Adult Bitch 24mth+ SG1 MARINITA EVANNA Gavin v Hasenborn x Marinita Rubette SG2 BRIDGEVIEW FREYA Kuba v Poalstern x Carthaks Bertina SG3 NIKITA Z ROTUZKICH BAGIEN Fantom Team D`Ulmental x Andrea v Fichtenschlag abs Cruaghaire Qiwi Hazroh Xavier x Cruaghaire Catoria JHKH Yearling Bitch 18-24mth SG1 EVAWELL DUSTI Dieke van`t Groot-Fehn x Norma du Val D`Anzin JHKH LSH Yearling Bitch 18-24mth SG1 OPIUM ADI Tobi v Bierstadter Hof x Mavic Tola JKH Junior Bitch 12-18mth SG1 MASCANI SASHA Dingo di Casa Mary x Mascani Maddie SG2 MASCANI SASKIA Dingo di Casa Mary x Mascani Maddie SG3 CASIANN ATE Eli v Juvensity x Ballynabola at Casiann JKH LSH Junior Bitch 12-18mth SG1 ARROCHEYN WINTER V GREENVELDT Warrior v Media x Tanja v Media abs Cruaghaire Wrizo Hazroh Chris x Cruaghaire Jaede Puppy Bitch 9-12mth VP1 KLEHUEGEL ELECTRA Ulkan v d Zenteiche x Naike di Casa Mary abs Xoxi Solo Rigoletto Darel Solo Rigoleto x Nova v d Zenteiche abs Kleehuegel Evita Ulkan v d Zenteiche x Naike di Casa Mary Puppy Bitch LSH 9-12mth VP1 KLEEHUEGEL ESTRELLA Ulkan v d Zenteiche x Naike di Casa Mary Minor Puppy Bitch 6-9mth VP1 BAILEY V SPRINGBERG Sastor v Huhnegrab x Lorah v Springberg VP2 KLEEHUEGEL FLORENCE Sasko v d Zenteiche x Isabeau v d Zenteiche MInor Puppy Bitch LSH 6-9mth VP1 BERRA V SPRINGBERG Sastor v Huhnegrab x Lorah v Springberg

AD - Test d'endurance Prudence ausdauer GSDL BUT Le test d'endurance a pour but de prouver que le chien est capable d'un effort physique, sans qu'une fatigue importante ne se manifeste par la suite. La structure et la condition physique du chien doivent pouvoir résister aux exigences de l'ensemble de l'examen. L'examen impose des exigences accrues au corps et aux organes internes, en particulier au cœur et aux poumons. Mais il examine également d'autres propriétés, telles que le tempérament et la dureté. La gestion sans effort des performances doit être considérée comme une preuve de la santé physique et de la présence des entraînements requis. Avant le début du test, l'identité du chien doit être vérifiée. Les mêmes dispositions s'appliquent à l'agrément de l'épreuve que pour les autres examens déterminés par l'organisation nationale, . Le résultat doit être inscrit dans le carnet de scores ou sur le pedigree. Lors d'une demande d'autorisation d'événement, l'organisateur accepte la responsabilité d'effectuer le test d'endurance pendant les mois d'été uniquement au début du mois d'été. le matin ou en fin d'après-midi. La température extérieure ne doit pas dépasser 22 degrés Celsius (72 F), La participation à un test d'endurance est volontaire. Si le conducteur ou le chien se blesse au cours d'une épreuve d'endurance, ni l'organisateur ni le juge ne pourront être tenus responsables. ADMISSION DES CHIENS L'âge minimum requis est de 16 mois. Un maximum de 20 chiens sont autorisés par jour avec un juge. S'il y a plus de 20 chiens, un deuxième juge doit être utilisé. Pour des raisons de sécurité, chaque conducteur n'est autorisé à présenter qu'un seul chien. Les chiens doivent être pleinement et bien dressés. Les chiennes malades, faibles, en surchauffe, gestantes ou allaitantes ne doivent pas démarrer. Au début d'un examen, le manieur se présente auprès du juge. Le juge doit s'assurer que le chien est en bonne forme. Les chiens qui semblent fatigués ou mécontents doivent être exclus de la participation. Si un chien présente des symptômes de fatigue excessive ou d'autres déficiences pendant l'examen, il doit mettre fin à l'examen. Toutes les décisions du juge ne sont pas contestables. NOTATION Les points et les notes ne sont pas attribués, seulement réussis ou non réussis. TERRAIN L'examen se déroulera sur des routes ou des chemins de différents revêtements possibles. Par exemple : rues asphaltées ou non pavées, chemins en herbe ou en terre battue. DISTANCE L'examen couvre une distance de 20 kilomètres (12,4 miles) de longueur à une vitesse de 12 à 15 kilomètres par heure (7,5 à 9,3 mph). EXERCICE DE COURSE Le conducteur amène son chien à la position de départ pour l'examen. Le chien doit courir (selon le code de la route) du côté droit du conducteur au trot normal à côté du vélo. Évitez de faire courir le chien trop vite. La laisse doit être tenue plus longtemps pour que le chien ait la capacité de s'adapter à n'importe quel rythme. Les appareils de connexion ("springer") sont autorisés. Tirer légèrement sur la laisse n'est pas un défaut, mais le chien ne doit pas constamment se traîner et s'étouffer. Après les 8 premiers kilomètres (5 miles), une pause de 15 minutes est requise. Après la pause, 7 km supplémentaires sont à parcourir, puis une pause de 20 minutes. Durant la pause, le chien a la possibilité de se déplacer librement et sans contrainte. Peu avant le retour à la course finale, le juge doit vérifier que les chiens ne sont pas fatigués ou blessés aux pattes. Les chiens fatigués ou dont les pattes sont blessées doivent être éliminés. Après la fin de la dernière partie de course, une pause de 15 minutes doit être insérée. Pendant la récréation, le chien doit avoir la possibilité de se déplacer librement et sans contrainte. Le juge doit déterminer si le chien présente des signes de fatigue ou une blessure aux pattes. Le juge doit accompagner les chiens à vélo si possible, sinon ils doivent les suivre en voiture. Les résultats doivent être inscrits dans le carnet de scores. il est nécessaire que le conducteur/les chiens soient accompagnés d'un véhicule à moteur afin que les chiens qui ne peuvent pas continuer puissent être chargés dans le véhicule à moteur et ramenés au départ. Les chiens qui présentent des signes de fatigue exceptionnels ou qui sont incapables de supporter la vitesse minimale de 12 km/h ne peuvent pas passer l'examen. LA FIN Après le test d'endurance, les manieurs se rassembleront avec leurs chiens en position au pied. À la discrétion des juges, les chiens effectueront un bref exercice de travail au talon, en laisse ou sans. Le juge déterminera et vérifiera l'état psychologique des chiens. Ligue des chiens de berger allemand de Grande-Bretagne