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Catalog numbers with a yellow background are the Universal Sieger candidates (all males).
Catalog numbers with a blue background are the Highest USA Bred in that class.

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Explanation of conformation assessments and ratings:
All Classes:
Pull means the owner let the show officials know ahead of time that their dog would not be exhibited.
NS = No Show which means the dog simply did not show up for their class, no explanation is given to show officials.

Puppy Classes: The following assessments are made. The assessments cannot be interpreted as an evaluation of breeding worth.
VP (very promising): Animals conforming fully to the breed standard or have minimal anatomical shortcomings.
P (promising): Animals conforming to the standard, but presenting clearly recognizable anatomical and developmental shortcomings.
LP (less promising): Animals who are not outgoing enough or have faults which make them unfit for breeding.

Dog Classes: The following ratings can be issued.
VA (excellent select): To qualify for a V-Select rating, dogs must have currently a breed survey ranking of Class 1, have complete and faultless dentition, or must have a dental notation as established by the breed book office, and must have at least a SchH 2 title or equivalent. They must come from a survey and performance breeding. Dogs competing for the V-Select rating a second time must have a SchH 3 title. (refer also to the definition for the V rating)
V (excellent): Animals in the Working Classes who, after undergoing a thorough examination, fully conform to the breed standard, who are self-confident, outgoing, and indifferent to gun fire, whose pedigree shows the "a" stamp or proof of OFA certification and when more than 3-1/2 years old, must be breed surveyed. Double premolars #1 are allowed.
SG (very good): The highest rating in the Youth and Young Dog Classes for animals who fully conform to the breed standard. In the Working Classes, this rating goes to animals which meet the requirements for "excellent", but show minor anatomical shortcomings. It also applies to anatomically faultless animals who measure up to one centimeter over or under size limits, or have one missing premolar #1 or one incisor.
G (good): Applies to animals who conform to the standard, but show clearly recognizable anatomical shortcomings. Missing teeth as follows: two missing premolars #1; or one missing premolar #1 and one missing incisor; or one missing premolar #2; or one missing premolar #3; or two missing incisors; or one missing premolar #2 and one incisor; or one missing premolar #2 and one missing premolar #1, or 2 missing premolars #2.
A (sufficient): Applies to animals who are on the day of the show, sensitive to gun fire, do not display the required outgoing behavior or whose overall condition including anatomical factors does not permit award of a higher rating.
M (insufficient): Applies to animals who are gun shy, show poor character and/or do not display the required degree of outgoing behavior or have faults which preclude their use for breeding. This ranking applies also to animals that exceed the upper and/or lower measurement limits by more than one centimeter. The rating "insufficient" mandates issuance of a "Unavailable for Progeny Registration" notation which must be requested by the breed judge.