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Junior Handlers of Kern County
Never be content
Believe in yourself and your abilities
and
ALWAYS be competitive
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2008 JHKC Trophies & Ribbons
2009 Really Fun Match
Third annual JHKC Really Fun Match is even BIGGER and Better
Check out some of these great prizes

19" LCD TV Best Junior Handler
Portable Grooming Table Best In Match
Digital Picture Frame High In Trial

$ 100.00 Best Puppy In Sweeps
$ 50.00 Best Opposite Puppy In Sweeps

NEW THIS YEAR
VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES
$ 50.00 Best Veteran In Sweeps
$ 25.00 Best Opposite Veteran In Sweeps

If you have been to this match before you know we have
28" five streamer rosettes for Best Junior Handler, High In Trial and Best In Match
Plus, Showmanship class placements are three streamer rosettes

Why go and get another ribbon and maybe a medallion somewhere else, when you can come to the JHKC Really Fun Match and have a chance to win great prizes, huge rosettes, have GREAT FOOD, relax, try your luck at the wonderful raffle, have your dog TDI tested and just have a great day with your dog(s) and ******* too.
Hope to see you there
Remember, enter early to save money

2008 JHKC High In Trial[Untitled]Best In Match 2008
The Junior Handlers of Kern County (JHKC) is for boys and girls 7-18 years old, have a pure bred dog* that is or would like to be involved in American Kennel Club (AKC) Dog Shows as a Junior Handler.
Unlike the regular breed classes, in Junior Showmanship the handler is judged on their abilities to handle their breed of dog not the dog's conformation, follow ring procedures, and how well they (handler and dog) work as a team.
Why show in Junior Showmanship? Boys and girls that show in Junior Showmanship gain knowledge that only being in the junior ring can provide, it teaches confidence in their handling abilities. The more the Junior Handler is in the junior ring the more confident they become in their own ability and ring procedures, which in turns reflects the way they present their dog not only in the junior ring but also in the breed ring. It also teaches sportsmanship, to be humble when you win and to be graces when you lose in the ring and in life.
The JHKC hold junior handling classes for beginners to advanced, have Bi-monthly meetings that include learning about their breed of dog, structure, teach proper grooming for their breed including ears and teeth, introduce them to obedience, rally, and agility. Mainly, the JHKC is a club for Junior Handlers that want to excel in the sport of Dog Shows.
To become a member of the Junior Handlers of Kern County you MUST attend three (3) meetings within one (1) years time, have an AKC registered dog*, showing or want to show at AKC events, and pay dues when you turn in your application.
* If you do not have an AKC registered pure bred dog when you apply for membership you have up to one (1) year from the date of membership to acquire a AKC registered pure bred dog.

The Junior Handlers of Kern County is NOT affiliated with the
Kern County Kennel Club




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