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Working Aptitude Evaluation (WAE)

WAE Background

The Doberman Pinscher Club of America was formed principally to preserve and protect the Doberman Pinscher and to do all possible to bring its natural qualities to perfection.

The perfection we seek is embodied in three sets of characteristics: those of conformation, those of temperament, and those of trainability. This Register of Merit Award and Working Aptitude Evaluation Program has, as its fundamental purpose, the recognition of Dobermans having those natural qualities of beauty and functional utility that make the breed what it was intended to be.

In order to earn a Working Aptitude Certificate (WAC), a Doberman must demonstrate the characteristics required of a dog to be a stable companion and resolute protector.

ROM/WAE CHAIRPERSON
Jill Graves, Chair; Julie Stade, Co-Chair
DPCAROMCoordinator@dpca.org

WAE SECRETARY
Melanie Luten
DPCAWAESecretary@dpca.org

ROM SECRETARY
Anne Lincoln
DPCAROMSecretary@dpca.org

To view the list of test scores, click here.

Upcoming Evaluations

April 2024
06 April

DPC Reno, DPC Northern CA, DPC Sacramento, Redwood Empire DPC

May 2024
June 2024
14 June

Puget Sound DPC and Mt. Hood DPC

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Holding a WAE – Information for Clubs

Guidelines (rev Feb 2023)
Assistants Needed
Equipment List (rev Feb 2023)
Application to Hold a WAE (rev April 2019)
Entry Form (rev March 2023)
WAE scoresheet
Evaluator WAE Summary-For WAE EVALUATOR (rev Feb 2023)
Sample WAE announcement flier (Feb 2023)
Sample WAE Entry Confirmation (Feb 2023)

There is a $3.00 DPCA fee per dog tested.  An electronic payment to the DPCA for $3.00 per dog evaluated must be submitted through the DPCA website by you, the Host Coordinator. Click here to submit payment.  Be sure to state the date of the WAE on the payment form.

To schedule a WAE, a DPCA Chapter Club or doberman group appoints a WAE coordinator. The coordinator picks a date and arranges for an evaluator. A current list of evaluators is available on this page. The coordinator completes the fill-in application then sends the application to the DPCA 2nd Vice President at DPCASecondVicePresident@dpca.org for approval. The coordinator will be notified if approved and the application will be forwarded to the WAE Secretary via email to DPCAWAESecretary@dpca.org.

Here is what you will need:

– Current list of approved WAE evaluators (available on this page)

– Application to sponsor a WAE (also available for download on this page)

– WAE Guidelines (also available for download on this page)

Please read the WAE Guide, which provides an overview and may help with planning. The application is a fill-in form, so it will be easier for host clubs to complete and return via e-mail. You can download the latest version of Adobe Reader at http://get.adobe.com/reader/?promoid=BUIGO

 

Criteria for approving an application:

– Incomplete applications will not be approved.

– WAEs scheduled for the same date must be a minimum distance of 200 miles from each other.

– Applications may be submitted a minimum of 30 days prior to the requested date.

After the 2nd VP receives a completed application, he/she will send a Letter of Approval and forward the application to the WAE Secretary. The WAE Secretary will then contact the coordinator and provide additional information or documents needed to successfully host the event. Information about the scheduled WAE shall be published on the ‘Upcoming Evals’ tab.

EVALUATORS:

The WAE Secretary shall maintain the list of approved evaluators.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Please be advised that you MUST use the most current documents that are provided to you via dpca.org, the DPCA 2nd VP or the WAE Secretary. Please delete any WAE documents you may have used in the past.

Name Email
Eve Auch irongate@saber.net
Kris Harner kharner@carolina-networks.com
Pat Murphy-Cornelius murphyslaw@qnet.com
Eric Peterson Vikingphotographyutah@gmail.com
John Schoeneman schohaus1@aol.com

Information for Handlers

Handling your Doberman through the WAE (Feb 2023)
Handbook for Handlers (Feb 2023)
ROM Application

It is the responsibility of the owner of the Doberman to submit all pertinent paper work to the ROM Secretary in order for a Doberman to be certified as a Register Of Merit. In order for your Doberman to qualify for this prestigious title, he or she must be an AKC Champion of Record, have earned an acceptable performance title and have passed the Working Aptitude Evaluation.
The owner needs to fill out the ROM Application and forward a copy of the AKC Championship certificate along with a copy of any allowed performance titles the dog has earned and a copy of the Working Aptitude Certificate to the ROM Secretary before the yearly August 1 deadline. When received and confirmed by the ROM Secretary, a letter will be issued to the owner. If you do not receive that letter within a reasonable period of time, please contact the ROM Secretary to see if there is a problem with the paper work.
Only an AKC championship qualifies the dog for this title. Canadian, Mexican, and International championships do not qualify. A list of acceptable performance titles is available on the ROM Titles tab.

Applying for a Register of Merit

If your Doberman is an AKC conformation champion of record, has a ROM-qualifying performance title (listed below), and has a Working Aptitude Certificate (WAC), it is entitled to the DPCA’s Register of Merit (ROM) award.

On the DPCA website, in the WAE/ROM section, the left-hand menu includes a selection entitled “Application: ROM” which can be filled out online to submit your documentation to the ROM Secretary.

You will need to know the dates those three achievements were earned and upload file copies of their certificates, so it’s best to gather that information in advance prior to filling out the form.

Only ROM-qualifying performance titles will be shown on the ROM certificate, and any titles earned at a later date will not be shown. Also, please double check the contact information you’re providing the ROM Secretary in case any processing issues arise.

Approved ROM applications which are received prior to August 1st in any given year will have their certificate and engraved medallion award presented at that year’s National Convention Annual Meeting. After August 1st, they will be listed for the following year’s National.

And congratulations on your dog qualifying for one of the most important titles a Doberman can earn! Its name will be permanently added to the historical list, found on the DPCA website, of all ROM Dobermans.

Performance Titles Qualifying for a ROM

In order to earn the title of ROM, a Doberman must attain its AKC Championship, pass the DPCA Working Aptitude Evaluation (WAE) and must have a qualifying working title.  The definition of a qualifying performance title follows:

A performance title is an activity that requires a demonstration of trainability and teamwork, which includes obedience, tracking, protective, and/or other forms of functionality demonstrating the utility of the Doberman as related to its origins of the breed.

Below is a list of the working titles that meet this definition.

No acceptable titles will qualify using any qualifying legs acquired virtually.  

It is the responsibility of the owner of the Doberman to submit all pertinent paper work to the ROM Secretary in order for a Doberman to be certified as a Register Of Merit. In order for your Doberman to qualify for this prestigious title, he or she must be an AKC Champion of Record, have earned an acceptable performance title and have passed the Working Aptitude Evaluation.

The owner needs to fill out the ROM Application and forward a copy of the AKC Championship certificate along with a copy of any allowed performance titles the dog has earned and a copy of the Working Aptitude Certificate to the ROM Secretary before the yearly August 1 deadline. When received and confirmed by the ROM Secretary, a letter will be issued to the owner. If you do not receive that letter within a reasonable period of time, please contact the ROM Secretary to see if there is a problem with the paper work.

Only an AKC championship qualifies the dog for this title. Canadian, Mexican, and International championships do not qualify. A list of acceptable performance titles is available on the DPCA website.

The purpose of a ROM title is to demonstrate that the dog is:

  • Structurally Sound: AKC Championship Title
  • Mentally Sound: Pass the DPCA WAE
  • Has Working ability: Performance Title

A performance title is an activity that requires a demonstration of trained ability and teamwork, in disciplines that relate to the origin of the breed, which includes:

  • Obedience (with an off-leash component)
  • Tracking, search and rescue, (scenting work)
  • Protection
  • Other activities that a protection dog would use in their work (agility, jumping, climbing, uneven surfaces)
OBEDIENCE
AKC UDC UKC DVG ASCA

CD

CDX

UD

UDX

OTCH

D-CD

D-CDX

D-UD

UCD

UCDX

UUD

UOCH

O-1

O-2

O-3

CD

CDX

UD

UDX

OTCH

 

TRACKING
AKC UDC ASCA DVG USA

TD

TDX

VST

CT

T-1

T-2

T-3

FH

FH2

TD

TDX

T-1

T-2

T-3

FH

FH2

FH

FH2

 

AGILITY
AKC UKC *NADAC USDAA **ASCA CPE

NA/NAP

OA/OAP

AX/AXP

MX/MXP

NAJ/NJP

OAJ/OJP

AXJ/AJP

MXJ/MJP

NF/NFP

OF/OFP

XF/XFP

MF/MFP

T2B/T2BP

MACH

MACH II

MACH III

 

UAGI

UAGII

UACH

UACHX

NAC

NGC

NJC

OAC

OGC

OJC

EAC

EGC

EJC

NATCH

AD

AAD

MAD

JM

GM

SM

RM

ADCH

PDI

PDII

PDIII

PJ

PG

PS

APD

RS

RV

RJ

GS

GV

JS

JV

JJ

NATCH

CL2-R

CTL2-R

CL3-R

CTL3-R

CL4-R

CTL4-R

CL5-R

CTL5-R

* (all versions of the following titles; many will have another letter as a prefix or suffix)

** (all versions of the following titles will have at least a suffix of either N, O, or E)

RALLY
AKC

RA

RE

 

SCHUTZHUND
USA or DVG

BH

SchH I/IPO I/WDS I/IGP I

SchH II/IPO II/WDS II/IGP II

SchH III/IPO III/WDS III/IGP III

 

PROTECTION SPORTS ASSOCIATION

PDC

PSA1

PSA2

PSA3

 

BARN HUNT

RATS

RATM

RATCH

RATCHX

(Note: Novice and Open levels will not qualify)

 

RING SPORT
NARA

Brevet

Ring 1

Ring 2

Ring 3

 

HERDING

AHBA

An instinct test/certification is not sufficient.

HTD I

HTD II

HTD III

HRD I

HRD II

HRD III

HTCh

 

SEARCH & RESCUE (SAR)
Any SAR Doberman which is both certified by a recognized organization and actively working (requires documentation) automatically meets the performance requirement for the ROM
NOSE WORK
National Association of Canine Scent Work (NACSW)

NW-1

NW-2

NW-3

AKC Scent Work

Scent Work Novice (SWN)

Scent Work Advanced (SWA)
Scent Work Excellent (SWE)
Scent Work Master (SWM)

 

Register of Merit (ROM) Certified Dobermans

You can view the list of ROM Certified Dobermans here

Suggested Reading on Temperament and Behavior

The following list of books is presented as the “basics” for an understanding of the subject matter of temperament and behavior. Books cannot substitute for observation, thinking, training and actual communicating, however. And this is as it should be when dealing with the phenomenal capability for observing minute changes in body language and gleaning from those changes volumes of meaning that our dogs have. In honor of their fidelity to us despite our frequent miscommunications, should we not also attempt the same?

There are many books already written about dog behavior and, it seems, more being published every day. This list is therefore by no means exhaustive. Nor is it a ringing endorsement of every concept set forth in the books listed.

Measuring Behavior by Martin and Bateson
Canine Behavior, A Guide for Veterinarians by Beaver
Help! My Dog has An Attitude by Bohenkamp
Purely Positive Training by Booth
Behavior Problems in Dogs by Campbell
The Intelligence of Dogs by Coren
The Art and Science of Judging Dogs by Curtis and Thelma Brown
Studying Animal Behavior by Dewsbury
The Dog Who Loved Too Much by Dr. Nicholas Dodman DVM
The Culture Clash by Jean Donaldson
Owner’s Guide to Body Behavior by Dunbar
Dog Behavior (Why Dogs do what they do) – Dr. Ian Dunbar
Anything (written) by Ian Dunbar
The Dog’s Mind (Understanding your Dog’s Behavior) – Bruce Fogle, DVM
Superdog (Raising the Perfect Canine Companion) – Michael W. Fox, DVM
Carnivore Behavior, Ecology and Evolution by Gittleman
The Dobermann Pinscher by Philip Greuning
Canine and Feline Behavioral Therapy by Hart and Hart
Adam’s Task – Vicki Hearne
Domestic Animal Behavior by Houpt
Smart Trainers Brilliant Dogs by Lewis
King Solomon’s Ring – Konrad Lorenz
Man Meets Dog by Konrad Lorenz
On Aggression by Lorenz
The Other End of the Leash by Patricia McConnell
Body Language and Emotion of Dogs by Milani
Clinical Behavioral Medicine for Small Animals by Overall
The New Knowledge of Dog Behavior – Clarence Pdfaffenberger.
A Dog and a Dolphin by Karen Pryor
Don’t Shoot the Dog by Karen Pryor
Lads Before the Wind by Karen Pryor
Excel-erated Learning by Pamela Reid
On Talking Terms with Dogs – Calming Signals by Rugaas
Animal Behavior by Scott
Genetics and the Social Behavior Of Dogs by Scott and Fuller
Understanding Your Dog – Eberhard Trumler.
The Complete Doberman Pinscher by Joanna Walker, et al.
Working Dogs by Warner and Humphreys

Schutzhund vs. WAE

I have been asked to briefly explain the difference between the WAE and Schutzhund and their goals.

Both are tests of temperament! However, they differ completely in structure and purpose! The WAE is a basic temperament test that requires no training. Each dog is evaluated at 7 stations, manned by untrained helpers. Schutzhund however, requires extensive training and an experienced helper or “decoy”. Schutzhund tests the dogs working ability and temperament under varying degrees of pressure applied by the “decoy.”

The WAE tests the temperament of a UNTRAINED dog. The “evaluator” scores each dogs reaction at each of the 7 testing stations. No training is required, nor preferred, to properly evaluate the dogs temperament. A trained dogs reaction, to any portion of the test, can be misleading and defeat the purpose of the test! The WAE is designed to give owners and breeders a better understanding of the dogs temperament, but not it’s working ability! A review of the test results will give a good understanding of the strengths and weakness of each dogs temperament. If you don’t test, your guessing! Informed breeding decisions will produce better temperaments in our breed! The WAE is judged by a DPCA evaluator who has completed an apprentice program and has been approved by the DPCA board.

Schutzhund tests the dogs “working ability” and “temperament.” Each phase of Schutzhund requires a trained dog and experienced handler. Team work is required for a successful passing score. Schutzhund is a 3 phase test. Tracking, obedience and protection! The untrained dog cannot and will not pass a Schutzhund test! Tracking requires training the dog to follow a scent on the path of the track layer and locate articles placed on the track. Obedience training is a fundamental or basic requirement at all Schutzhund phases and levels. The entry level (BH) training is comparable to the AKC obedience title “CD”. The higher levels require more extensive training. All phases, tracking, obedience and protection, require a dog under the absolute control of the handler!

Schutzhund is judged by licensed judges that have been approved after an extensive apprenticing program.

Schutzhund requires well trained dogs and experienced handlers at all levels!

The WAE tests temperament only and not “Working” ability! The WAE and Schutzhund normally tests and evaluates the dog away from its home environment. Schutzhund is considered a “Sport” providing competitions all around the world. The WAE is not a sport, it is a DPCA temperament testing program designed by the late “Vic Monteleon” and approved by the DPCA board.

Yours for the Total Doberman,

Ray Carlisle

Previous Evaluations

DateClubEvaluatorTotalPassedFailed
2023/12/02Atlanta Doberman Pinscher ClubMurply-Cornelius1688
2023/11/15Tuscon Doberman Pinscher Club & Phoenx Doberman Pinscher ClubPeterson22157
2023/11/05High Desert Dog SportsMurply-Cornelius1468
2023/10/07Quaker City DPCSchoeneman24915
2023/09/25Doberman Pinscher Club of AmericaAuch17611
2023/09/22Doberman Pinscher Club of Central KansasPeterson221012
2023/09/16Cavalier Doberman Pinscher ClubSchoeneman261511
2023/07/01Associated Doberman Pinscher Clubs of OhioSchoeneman251411
2023/06/24Greater Twin Cities DPCSchoeneman19172
2023/06/16Puget Sound DPC and Mt. Hood DPCAuch271017
2023/05/25UDC NationalsPeterson853
2023/05/20DPC of DallasPeterson1284
2023/05/04Salt Lake DPCPeterson1284
2023/04/08DPC of Reno, Redwood Empire, Sacramento & Northern CaliforniaAuch1192
2023/02/25DPC of FloridaParker20614
2022/11/05DPC of San Antonio, DPC of Houston, Greater Austin DPCPeterson1358
2022/10/03DPCA NationalSchoeneman241311
2022/09/30DPC of The Rocky Mt Area, DPC of Greater Kansas, DPC of Indian Nations, Inc, DPC of Central KansasParker261115
2022/09/17Quaker City DPCSchoeneman21138
2022/09/10DPC of Greater Des MoinesPeterson1183
2022/08/27DPC of Detroit & DPC of MichiganParker21138
2022/07/23Long Island DPCSchoeneman16106
2022/07/03Upstate Doberman Club, New YorkSchoeneman871
2022/07/02Associated Doberman Pinscher Clubs of OhioParker16610
2022/07/01Pilgrim DPCSchoeneman1679
2022/06/17Puget Sound DPC and Mt. Hood DPCAuch22814
2022/06/04DPC of Tappan ZeeSchoeneman1569
2022/05/28High Desert Dog SportsMurply-Cornelius413
2022/05/20United Doberman Club National Peterson1596
2022/05/14Atlanta Doberman Pinscher Club Schoeneman18108
2022/05/07Doberman Pinscher Club of Dallas Peterson21192
2022/05/05Salt Lake Doberman Pinscher Club Peterson23149
2022/04/09Doberman Pinscher Clubs of Reno, Sacramento, Redwood Empire and Northern California Auch1239
2021/11/27Metropolitan Baltimore DPCSchoeneman26197
2021/11/17The Tucson Doberman Pincher ClubPeterson15105
2021/10/11DPCA NationalMurply-Cornelius291613
2021/10/08DPC of IndianaCasanova321913
2021/09/08DPC of The Rocky Mt AreaPeterson16106
2021/08/29Dobermans of AlaskaPeterson1248
2021/07/31DPC of Greater MilwaukeeSchoeneman281315
2021/06/18PSDPC and MHDPCAuch321715
2021/06/12Working Dobermans of the Flint HillsPeterson1275
2021/05/14United Doberman ClubCassanova862
2021/05/06Salt Lake DPCPeterson1486
2021/05/02High Desert Dog SportsMurply-Cornelius12102
2021/05/01Doberman Pinscher Club of DallasCasanova241410
2021/04/24Doberman Pinscher Clubs Of Reno, Redwood Empire and Northern CaliforniaAuch13310
2021/04/17Atlanta Doberman Pinscher ClubSchoeneman311813
2021/04/10Atlanta DPCSchoeneman311813
2021/02/21DPC of FloridaSchoeneman281513
2020/11/21Mid Central Working Doberman ClubSchoeneman13112
2020/10/24Doberman Pinscher Club RenoAuch23149
2020/10/10DPC NashvilleSchoeneman642
2020/10/09DPC NashvilleSchoeneman1073
2020/10/03Cavalier DPCSchoeneman1275
2019/11/03DPC HawaiiSchoeneman826
2019/10/07DPCASchoeneman301812
2019/10/04DPC Rocky Mountain AreaSchoeneman20128
2019/09/21Quaker City DPCSchoeneman19910
2019/09/07DPC Greater Des MoinesNOT HELD
2019/08/26DPC Greater MontrealSchoeneman1165
2019/07/14Mt. Hood DPCAuch15510
2019/06/30United Doberman Club NYSchoeneman1486
2019/06/29Associated DPCs OhioPeterson231112
2019/06/23Cavalier DPCSchoeneman18810
2019/06/22Greater Twin Cities DPCAuch1266
2019/06/01DPC CharlottePeterson1147
2019/05/18Vita Nova Doberman Club (UDC)Casanova1293
2019/04/27Reno, Redwood Empire, Sacramento, Northern CaliforniaAuch1477
2019/04/13Atlanta DPCSchoeneman21192
2019/02/28Desert Valley DPCAuch1147
2019/02/09DPC San Antonio/Greater Austin/HoustonPeterson1486
2018/11/24Metropolitan Baltimore DPCSchoeneman16132
2018/11/18Golden West Dobermann Club UDC and San Fernando Valley DPCMurphy1174
2018/11/10Aztec DPC/Los Angeles DPCMurphy835
2018/10/10DPCAPeterson23716
2018/10/08DPC Greater Kansas City & Indiana DPCPeterson241212
2018/09/15Quaker City DPCKargaard1358
2018/09/08HQ Annual Family ReunionSchoeneman18153
2018/08/05Puget Sound DPCAuch21813
2018/06/30Associated DPCs OhioAuch20515
2018/06/29Pilgrim DPC and Pine Tree State DPCSchoeneman19127
2018/06/23Greater Twin Cities DPCAuch16511
2018/06/02Long Island DPCKargaard19613
2018/05/19DPC DallasPeterson19118
2018/05/05DPCs Nashville, MemphisPeterson532
2018/05/03Salt Lake DPCPeterson261511
2018/04/28DPCs Reno and Northern CaliforniaAuch18513
2018/04/27Mid Central Working Doberman ClubSchoeneman23158
2018/04/14Atlanta DPCSchoeneman221210
2018/03/01Desert Valley DPCAuch15213
2018/02/10DPC San Antonio and Greater Austin DPCPeterson23167
2017/11/09DPC Rocky Mountain AreaMurphy1394
2017/10/03DPCAKargaard221111
2017/10/02DPCAAuch431825
2017/09/23Quaker City DPCKargaard1789
2017/08/12DPCs Detroit and MichiganKargaard1349
2017/07/29Greater Milwaukee/IlliniAuch22319
2017/07/01Associated DPCs OhioAuch261016
2017/06/24Greater Twin Cities DPCAuch1899
2017/06/17DPC FloridaSchoeneman1064
2017/05/27Cavalier DPCKargaard532
2017/05/06DPC DallasCasanova16313
2017/04/29Reno, Sacramento, NorCal, Redwood EmpirePeterson20911
2017/04/28Mid-Central Working DobermansSchoeneman19136
2017/04/15Atlanta DPCCasanova261016
2017/03/02Desert Valley, Tucson and Las VegasAuch1349
2016/11/05Aztec/San FernandoMurphy15114
2016/10/10DPCACornelius451827
2016/10/09DPCAMcLin1257
2016/09/24Quaker City DPCSchoeneman1174
2016/09/10Greater Des Moines, Indian NationsAuch16214
2016/08/06Mt. Hood DPCCornelius1349
2016/07/02Associated DPCs OhioAuch381919
2016/07/01Pilgrim, Pine Tree StateSchoeneman22139
2016/06/25Greater Twin CitiesSchoeneman1266
2016/06/11Potomac Valley DP Northern VirginiaSchoeneman844
2016/06/11Puget Sound DPCAuch291910
2016/05/21DPC DallasPeterson291316
2016/04/30DPCs Reno, Redwood Empire, Northern CaliforniaAuch17107
2016/04/16DPC San Antonio, DPC Austin, HoustonCasanova19118
2016/04/09DPC Greater WichitaSchoeneman23158
2016/04/02DPC CharlotteAuch17107
2016/03/23Desert Valley DPC Phoenix AZAuch1037
2015/11/05DPC Rocky Mountain AreaSchoeneman261214
2015/10/24DPC Tappan ZeeSchoeneman18108
2015/09/28DPCASchoeneman25817
2015/09/27Long Island/Metropolitan Baltimore DPCsAuch271017
2015/08/31Greater MontrealSchoeneman1376
2015/08/22DPCs Detroit and MichiganSchoeneman1046
2015/06/27Associated DPCs OhioAuch15510
2015/06/21DPCs Nashville, Memphis, Greater Kansas CityAuch20137
2015/06/20Greater Twin Cities DPCSchoeneman19109
2015/06/14DPC HawaiiCasanova1028
2015/06/13DPC IndianaSchoeneman752
2015/06/13Reno/Redwood Empire/Northern CaliforniaAuch20614
2015/05/23Cavalier DPCSchoeneman281414
2015/05/16DPC DallasCasanova1468
2015/04/29Salt Lake DPCPeterson1697
2015/04/11Atlanta DPCSchoeneman23914
2015/02/25Desert Valley DPCAuch1578
2014/11/08Aztec Doberman Pinscher Club San Diego,San Fernando Valley DPCCornelius1073
2014/10/06DPCACasanova24420
2014/10/05DPC Greater Des Moines, DPC Las Vegas, DPC the Indian NationAuch34727
2014/09/20Quaker City DPCCarlisle20515
2014/09/19Doberman Pinscher Club MissouriCasanova19514
2014/07/26DPC Greater Milwaukee and Illini DPCAuch411031
2014/06/28Associated DPCs OhioAuch271314
2014/06/28Pilgrim DPCSchoeneman321220
2014/06/21Greater Twin Cities DPCCornelius1477
2014/06/14DPC Reno, DPC Northern California, Redwood Empire DPC, Sacramento DPCPeterson1147
2014/06/07Puget Sound DPCAuch23149
2014/05/17DPC DallasPeterson19109
2014/03/29DPC CharlotteSchoeneman862
2014/03/08DPC FloridaSchoeneman16151
2014/02/26Desert Valley DPC and Tucson DPCAuch16412
2013/11/09DPC HoustonCasanova21138
2013/11/02Cavalier DPCSchoeneman211011
2013/10/26Greater Austin DPCCasanova743
2013/10/14DPCAPeterson21129
2013/10/13LADPC, SFVDPC, Aztec DPCAuch18108
2013/09/21Working Dobermans KentuckySchoeneman1183
2013/08/10DPC DetroitCasanova17611
2013/07/06Mt. Hood DPCCornelius1688
2013/07/06Potomac Valley DPCCarlisle505
2013/06/29Associated DPCs OhioAuch19118
2013/06/22Greater Twin Cities DPCCornelius1899
2013/06/15DPCs Reno, Redwood Empire, Northern CaliforniaPeterson261511
2013/05/11DPC DallasCasanova615
2013/04/25DPC Rocky Mountain AreaPeterson1183
2013/03/17DPC HawaiiPeterson1174
2013/02/27Desert Valley DPCAuch871
2012/11/24Metropolitan Baltimore DPCSchoeneman21417
2012/11/03Cavalier DPCSchoeneman532
2012/10/27DPC Tappan ZeeCarlisle1569
2012/10/01DPCAMurphy-Cornelius251015
2012/09/30DPC Greater DaytonAuch391722
2012/09/22Pacific Northwest DPCMcLennan1174
2012/09/22Quaker City DPCCarlisle927
2012/08/18DPC MichiganCasanova1028
2012/07/28DPC Greater Milwaukee & Illini DPCAuch17512
2012/06/30Associated DPCs OhioSchoeneman1055
2012/06/23DPC IndianaSchoeneman752
2012/06/23DPC Reno, lead club, plus DPC Norcal, Redwood Empire DPC, & Sacramento DPCAuch1037
2012/06/23Greater Twin Cities DPCMurphy-Cornelius22814
2012/05/19DPC DallasCasanova835
2012/05/02Salt Lake DPCCarlisle1147
2012/03/30DPC CharlotteSchoeneman18135
2012/02/29Desert Valley DPC and Tucson DPCAuch945
2011/11/05Cavalier DPCSchoeneman14113
2011/10/22Potomac Valley DPCCarlisle1064
2011/10/03DPCAMcLin251114
2011/09/24Quaker City DPCCasanova17611
2011/09/23DPC MissouriSchoeneman1697
2011/09/18Aztec DPC San Diego,Los Angeles DPC,SanFernando Valley DPCMcLennan22715
2011/09/09DPC Rocky Mountain AreaMcLennan835
2011/08/29DPC Greater MontrealSchoeneman1596
2011/08/20DPC DetroitSchoeneman20137
2011/08/18Puget Sound DPCAuch251213
2011/07/02Associated DPCs OhioMcLin954
2011/06/18Cascade DPCMcLennan1055
2011/06/18DPC NashvilleAuch1248
2011/06/11Pilgrim DPCMcLennan1055
2011/06/04DPC Reno, DPC NorCal, Redwood Empire DPC, Sacramento DPCCasanova19514
2011/05/14DPC DallasStade19118
2011/04/16DPC HoustonCasanova826
2011/04/09Long Island DPCSchoeneman1679
2011/03/02Desert Valley DPCAuch743
2010/12/11DPC FloridaSchoeneman835
2010/10/30DPC Tappan ZeeSchoeneman1789
2010/10/30Greater Austin DPC, DPC San AntonioCasanova1248
2010/10/04DPCASchoeneman26719
2010/09/25Quaker City DPC, Doberman Breeders Assn Penn JerseyCarlisle1138
2010/09/11DPC Greater Des MoinesCarlisle1037
2010/08/08DPC MichiganSchoeneman1064
2010/08/01DPC HawaiiSchoeneman505
2010/07/31DPC Greater MilwaukeeAuch28622
2010/07/18Pine Tree State DPCCasanova201010
2010/07/03Associated DPCs OhioSchoeneman1147
2010/06/05DPC NorCal, Reno, Sacramento, Redwood EmpireAuch20119
2010/05/29Cavalier DPCSchoeneman1477
2010/05/16Cascade DPCWilcock24420
2010/05/15DPC DallasCasanova743
2010/05/01DPC HoustonCasanova853
2010/04/30UDCAuch30219
2010/04/17Atlanta DPCMcLennan19118
2010/03/03Desert Valley DPCAuch1183
2009/10/12DPCAStade251015
2009/10/11DPC Greater DaytonAuch281315
2009/10/04Pilgrim DPCStade19811
2009/09/26Illini DPC, DPC IndianaStade1147
2009/09/19Quaker City DPC, DPBA Penn JerseyCarlisle241311
2009/09/13Aztec DPC San DiegoWilcock19415
2009/09/04DPC Rocky Mountain AreaCarlisle15312
2009/08/15Memphis DPCSchoeneman1266
2009/08/08DPC DetroitSchoeneman1138
2009/07/25DPC Greater MilwaukeeAuch321616
2009/06/27Associated DPCs OhioAuch1697
2009/06/27Metropolitan Baltimore DPCSchoeneman1569
2009/06/14Mt. Hood DPCWilcock936
2009/05/30Reno, Cabrillo, DPC NorCal, Redwood Empire, Sacramento DPCAuch211110
2009/05/23Cavalier DPCSchoeneman1248
2009/05/09DPC DallasStade642
2009/04/26UDCStade1697
2009/04/19DPC HawaiiAuch1688
2009/04/13British Columbia DPCCarlisle1468
2009/04/11Atlanta DPCSchoeneman241014
2009/02/25Desert Valley DPCAuch642
2008/11/16DPC CharlotteSchoeneman241014
2008/11/13Tucson DPCAuch312
2008/10/13DPCAMcLin25718
2008/10/12DPC Missouri, Salt Lake City DPCCarlisle25817
2008/09/28DPC NorCal, Redwood EmpireAuch30525
2008/09/20Quaker City DPC, DPBA Penn JerseyCarlisle18144
2008/08/23Doberman Rescue MNStade13211
2008/08/16Puget Sound DPCAuch25169
2008/08/09DPC MichiganSchoeneman22517
2008/08/02DPC Columbus, Greater Dayton, Lakeshore, Miami ValleyAuch1037
2008/07/20Pine Tree State DPCFurci1486
2008/07/13Tri-State Doberman ClubCarlisle13103
2008/06/28Maumee Valley DPCMcLin431
2008/05/11UDCCarlisle19181
2008/05/10DPC DallasCasanova826
2008/04/05DPC Greater Wichita, DPC Indian Nations, DPC Greater Kansas CityCarlisle21714
2008/04/05DPC HoustonCasanova303
2008/04/04DPC Las VegasAuch1147
2007/11/18DPC CharlotteSchoeneman835
2007/11/04Working Dobes the Carolinas StadeStade431
2007/10/28BC Dog TrainingAuch1376
2007/10/27DPC San Antonio, Greater Austin DPCCasanova17413
2007/10/01DPCAMcLennan261313
2007/09/30DPCAFurci251312
2007/09/22Quaker City DPC, DPBA Penn-JerseyAuch291514
2007/09/08DPC Greater Des MoinesAuch734
2007/09/07DPC Rocky Mountain AreaCasanova1248
2007/08/25Doberman Rescue MinnesotaStade21318
2007/08/19Aztec DPC/LADPCWilcock945
2007/08/11DPC DetroitSchoeneman28217