Requirements to meet level one (which equates to the C list) and must be completed before progressing to the next level:
Minimum of five years proven interest in pedigree dogs.
Attend a Requirements of a Dog Show Judge seminar (but not mandatory to take and pass an examination)
Attend a Conformation and Movement seminar.
Complete a minimum of two full-day stewarding appointments.
Up to three classes (four if one is a puppy class) for any breed at limited or open show.
To have a minimum of 5 years owning and exhibiting Pharaoh Hounds and have the support of the Pharaoh Hound Club.
To have judged a minimum of 15 Pharaoh Hounds over a period of not less than 2 years.
To have attended at least one breed-specific judging seminar and passed an assessment run by the club.
Requirements to reach JEP level two (which equates to the B List):
Take and pass Requirements of a Dog Show Judge examination.
Pass Points of a Dog Assessment.
Attend a Breed Appreciation Day (BAD) and pass a Multiple-Choice Examination (MCE) for the respective breed.
View ring stewarding seminar and take online quiz.
Complete critique writing seminar and take online quiz.
Unlimited number of classes for the respective breed at limited, open or championship shows (no CCs)
Any Variety classes, Groups and Best in Show at limited shows.
To have a minimum of 5 years judging experience in any one breed and have the support of the Pharaoh Hound Club
To have judged a minimum of 20 Pharaoh Hounds over a period of not less than 2 years.
To have attended at least one breed specific judging seminar and passed an assessment run by the Pharaoh Hound Club.
For persons the Club would support to award Challenge Certificates but who, as yet have not been approved by the Kennel Club for inclusion on an A2 List.
Have seven years’ experience judging Pharaoh Hounds.
Have attended the requirements of a dog show judge seminar delivered by a Kennel Club accredited trainer, and passed the relevant examination on the Kennel Club regulations and judging procedures.
Have attended the Points of a Dog assessment conducted by a Kennel Club accredited trainer and passed.
Have attended a seminar delivered by a Kennel Club accredited trainer on conformation and movement.
Have attended at least one breed-specific seminar run in accordance with the Kennel Club Code of Best Practice for the running of a breed seminar and judging competence assessment and passed a hands-on examination where applicable.
Have bred and/or owned a minimum of three dogs of this breed when they obtained their first entry in the Kennel Club stud book (save in exceptional circumstances)
Have stewarded over a minimum of 12 days at shows (open or championship shows only)
Undergo minimum of 3 mentoring sessions with a minimum of 12 months between first and third session.
Be observed judging a breed club show, breed supported entry show or championship show without CCs.
Have achieved the relevant hands-on experience in line with the stated requirements for the relevant Stud Book Band.
Complete remaining 10 stewarding appointments (one-time qualification)
Have owned/bred a minimum of 3 dogs of this breed when they obtained their first entry in the Kennel Club Stud Book – save for exceptional circumstances (one-time qualification)
Minimum of 5 years judging experience in the breed and have the support of the Pharaoh Hound Club.
To have judged a minimum of 30 dogs.
To have judged a breed club show or the breed at 2 championship shows without CCs.
To have attended and passed the examination on KC Regulations and Judging Procedures.
To have attended a confirmation and movement seminar.
To have attended and passed the Pharaoh Hound breed specific seminar.
To have passed the KC points of a dog seminar.
To have owned or bred a minimum of 3 dogs when they obtained their first entry in the Kennel Club Stud Book (save in exceptional circumstances).
To have awarded CCs in one other hound breed.
A2
For persons who would, in principle, be approved by the Kennel Club to award Challenge Certificates and who have achieved the necessary criteria to be included on the A3 Specialist/Non-Specialist Lists and achieved the Kennel Club minimum training needs for first time CC judges.
For persons who have previously been approved by the Kennel Club and who have already carried out their first appointment to award Challenge Certificates in this breed.