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犬赛专业名词收录表

铛铛 发表于: 2005-3-11 22:03 来源: CNST中国西施犬俱乐部

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铛铛 at 2005-3-11 22:04:00

AKC	American Kennel Club
AOM	Judge's Award of Merit (also referred to as a JAM)
APC	American Pomeranian Club
B&T	Black and Tan (also used to refer to Black and Rust).
BAIM	Best Adult In Match
BAISM	Best Adult In Specialty Match
BBE	Bred-By-Exhibitor
BIM	Best In Match
BIS	Best In Show
BISM	Best In Specialty Match
BISS	Best In Specialty Show
BOB	Best of Breed
BOS	Best of Opposite Sex (to Best of Breed)
BOW	Best of Winners - awarded to either the Winners Bitch or the Winners Dog, depending on which one the judge feels better meets the breed standard.
BPIM	Best Puppy In Match
BPISM	Best Puppy In Specialty Match
breeder	The person who owned (or leased) the dam of a litter at the time the litter was whelped.
CD	Companion Dog - the first level of AKC obedience titles.
CGC	Canine Good Citizen - this is an AKC test, open to pure and mixed breed dogs, which tests dogs for basic obedience and manners around strange people, other dogs, and distractions.
Ch.	Champion of record.
CKC	Canadian Kennel Club. Also, the Continental Kennel Club - an organization set up by and for commercial breeders.
finish	A dog is "finished" when it completes the requirements for its championship.
GC	Gold Club - this is a title given by the APC to dogs with exceptional show records. See the Historical Awards section of the APC's web site for current requirements.
group	The AKC divides all recognised breeds into several groups. The Pomeranian is a member of the Toy Group. At all-breed shows, all the dogs who were awarded Best of Breed compete in their respective groups. Those who win their group ("go Group 1") then compete against the other group winners for Best In Show. Group 2 - second place in their group; Group 3 - third place in their group; Group 4 - fourth place in their group.
HOF	Hall of Fame - this is a title bestowed by the APC to dogs with exceptional show records. See the Historical Awards section of the APC's web site for current requirements.
HIT	High In (Obedience) Trial
leg	This term is used by performance (obedience, tracking, hunting. etc...) exhibitors to indicate that a dog has received a qualifying score. Obedience titles, for example, require three legs.
major	Major Win - a dog needs two majors (awarded by different judges) included in its 15 championship points to complete its championship. A major win is worth three, four, or five points.
match	Matches are generally considered practice sessions for dogs, handlers and future judges. No championship points are awarded at matches and frequently puppies are not competed against adults.
points	The nose pad, lips, eye rims and foot pads together are referred to as the dog's points. Also, referring to the championship points (15) required to be won before a dog can become an AKC champion.
pull	A dog has been "pulled", or has "made the cut", if the judge decides to keep it for further consideration.
ROM	Register of Merit - This is a title given by the APC to Pomeranians which have produced an exceptional number of titled offspring. See the Historical Awards section of the APC's web site for current requirements.
ROMS	Register of Merit Supreme - This is a title given by the APC to Pomeranians which have produced an exceptional number of titled offspring. See the Historical Awards section of the APC's web site for current requirements.
ROMX	Register of Merit Excellent - This is a title awarded by the APC to Pomeranians which have produced an exceptional number of titled offspring. See the Historical Awards section of the APC's web site for current requirements.
RWB	Reserve Winners Bitch
RWD	Reserve Winners Dog
special	A dog which has completed its championship and is concidered good enough by its owners to continue competing. Generally, specials are dogs that completed their championships easily.
specialty	A specialty show is a show in which only one breed competes (although some are held in conjunction with all-breed shows, in which case the BISS may also compete for BIS).
sweepstakes	A mini-specialty, often for puppies or veterans only. Sweepstakes carry no championship points but are the only classes where a percentage of the entry fees are awarded to the winners.
WB	Winners Bitch - The Winners Bitch is the only female of that breed to receive championship points.
WD	Winners Dog - The Winners Dog is the only male of that breed to receive championship points.

铛铛 at 2005-3-11 22:04:00

犬用香波分类

通用香波 ALL-PURPOSE SHAMPOOS

无泪香波 TEARLESS SHAMPOOS

药物香波 MEDICATED SHAMPOOS

低敏感度香波 HYPO-ALLERG-ENIC SHAMPOOS

美毛型香波 TEXTURIZING OR BODY-BUILDING SHAMPOOS

颜色增强香波 COLOR-ENHA-NCING SHAMPOOS

杀虫香波 INSECTICIDAL SHAMPOOS

浓缩型香波 CONCENTRATED SHAMPOOS

铛铛 at 2005-3-14 11:14:00

一些专用术语 Dog Show Lingo （lingo，方言, 行话, 隐语） Dog--a male canine Bitch--a female canine Put up--placed in a class or better Put down--not put up for any award Ringer--a substitute for; a dog closely resembling another dog Pointed--has earned at least one point towards AKC bench or field championship Major pointed--has earned at least one major toward AKC bench or field championship Cluster--a group of consecutive shows held at the same show site Circuit--a convenient string of consecutive shows at different locations, not far apart Hander's show/Handler draw--a show that draws large numbers of professional handlers Specialty--a show for one breed only, usually offering more classes and prizes Supported Entry--a show where large numbers of the supported breed will be shown, but not a specialty Bench show--a show where the exhibits (the dogs) must be on display all day National--the specialty put on by the parent club, usually the largest Parent Club--the national club for the breed in the USA Sire--male parent Dam--female parent Stud dog--a male dog used for breeding purposes Brood bitch--a bitch used for breeding purposes Foundation Bitch--a bitch used for starting a line of one's own Line--refers to a distinctive "family" of dogs in specified breed; each breeder has his/her own distinct "line" Inbreeding--the breeding of immediately related specimens (i.e. brother x sister) Linebreeding--the breeding of closely related dogs, but not close enough to be considered inbreeding Outcrossing--the breeding of unrelated specimens; breeding to a dog or bitch from another line --a male canine Bitch--a female canine Put up--placed in a class or better Put down--not put up for any award Ringer--a substitute for; a dog closely resembling another dog Pointed--has earned at least one point towards AKC bench or field championship Major pointed--has earned at least one major toward AKC bench or field championship Cluster--a group of consecutive shows held at the same show site Circuit--a convenient string of consecutive shows at different locations, not far apart Hander's show/Handler draw--a show that draws large numbers of professional handlers Specialty--a show for one breed only, usually offering more classes and prizes Supported Entry--a show where large numbers of the supported breed will be shown, but not a specialty Bench show--a show where the exhibits (the dogs) must be on display all day National--the specialty put on by the parent club, usually the largest Parent Club--the national club for the breed in the USA Sire--male parent Dam--female parent Stud dog--a male dog used for breeding purposes Brood bitch--a bitch used for breeding purposes Foundation Bitch--a bitch used for starting a line of one's own Line--refers to a distinctive "family" of dogs in specified breed; each breeder has his/her own distinct "line" Inbreeding--the breeding of immediately related specimens (i.e. brother x sister) Linebreeding--the breeding of closely related dogs, but not close enough to be considered inbreeding Outcrossing--the breeding of unrelated specimens; breeding to a dog or bitch from another line

铛铛 at 2005-3-14 11:14:00

Dog Show Lingo 犬展专用术语 In the Show Ring Stack--a show dog's standing pose Free Stack--a show dog's natural pose w/out being touched by the handler Gait--refering to the extended trot of a dog in the show ring Bait--food, treats, or toys used to get a dog's attention, expression, or free stack in the ring Baiting--the use of bait Six to Nine--refers to the dog show class for puppies six months or over and under nine months Nine to Twelve--same as above, only between nine and twelve months Twelve to Eighteen--see above Open--usually the largest and most competitive class (note; I said usually) for all dogs Special--refering to a champion of recorder who is still being shown and campaigned 'Breed--having won the Best of Breed or Variety award: EX: "Fido took the breed on Sunday" 'Opposite--having won the Best of Opposite Sex award, same context as above Winners--having taken (won) Winners Dog or Winners Bitch 'Reserve--having taken Reserve Winners Dog or Bitch Making the cut/Getting pulled--being selected out of a larger group for further examination by the judge P.I.G.--pulled in Group; a dog that mad the cut in the group ring The Cut--the handful of dogs that the judge wishes to further consider for placements; those that don't make the cut are typically dismissed.--a show dog's standing pose Free Stack--a show dog's natural pose w/out being touched by the handler Gait--refering to the extended trot of a dog in the show ring Bait--food, treats, or toys used to get a dog's attention, expression, or free stack in the ring Baiting--the use of bait Six to Nine--refers to the dog show class for puppies six months or over and under nine months Nine to Twelve--same as above, only between nine and twelve months Twelve to Eighteen--see above Open--usually the largest and most competitive class (note; I said usually) for all dogs Special--refering to a champion of recorder who is still being shown and campaigned 'Breed--having won the Best of Breed or Variety award: EX: "Fido took the breed on Sunday" 'Opposite--having won the Best of Opposite Sex award, same context as above Winners--having taken (won) Winners Dog or Winners Bitch 'Reserve--having taken Reserve Winners Dog or Bitch Making the cut/Getting pulled--being selected out of a larger group for further examination by the judge P.I.G.--pulled in Group; a dog that mad the cut in the group ring The Cut--the handful of dogs that the judge wishes to further consider for placements; those that don't make the cut are typically dismissed.

chowchow at 2005-3-15 17:24:00

实在很专业

hljxh at 2005-4-26 22:14:00

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chowchow at 2005-4-27 23:17:00

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呼噜 at 2005-5-05 19:04:00

学问很深，较复杂．[em07]

今生钱世 at 2005-7-02 10:41:00

真是复杂啊 [em02]

feickeai at 2005-7-10 17:13:00

超专业！就是看不明白！[em03]

调皮女 at 2005-9-04 13:27:00

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chowchow at 2005-9-16 00:59:00

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chowchow at 2005-10-15 00:50:00

[em24]当当妈！

沙龙 at 2005-10-16 15:44:00

看不懂啊!

chowchow at 2005-10-18 13:02:00

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水滴 at 2005-10-19 15:20:00

收到

chowchow at 2005-10-19 18:39:00

收到哦~嘿嘿。。

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songshi209 at 2005-10-27 18:41:00

很多看不懂。。帮顶。

学习啊，难度好的大。

chowchow at 2005-10-30 21:56:00

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许仙 at 2005-11-13 21:33:00

好深奥