2020 Event
Cancelled
"Greater Clark County Kennel Club
has been notified by the Clark County Event Center that based on the
restrictions imposed by Governor Jay Inslee on Sunday, November 15,
2020 we are unable to have our December 4-6, 2020 events."
We will again be combining our Specialties with the Toy
Specialty and Greater Clark County shows December 4 through 6.
This COVID year we will have five shows available in the three days.
This is a general overview of
the "Show and Go" format that will be happening.
The
State requirements are very specific. The Governor’s mandate will be
followed to the letter. The Clark County Event Center is a
municipally held building. All mandates will be followed. It has
been made very clear to us if the mandate is not followed they will
not hesitate to shut down the show.
Here is
the link to those requirements:
https://www.governor.wa.gov/sites/default/files/COVID19%20Phase2%20Agricultural%20Events%20Guidance.pdf?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery
Please
read and familiarize yourself with them. They will strictly
enforced. Included in all Premium Lists will be the waiver to be
signed by everyone, including but not limited to: exhibitors, club
members, superintendent, judges, etc.
Here are
a few of the high points:
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Everyone will get their temperature taken daily. Everyone will
be given wrist bands. EVERYONE.
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EVERYONE WILL WEAR A MASK. NO EXCEPTIONS. If for some reason
someone feels they are exempt, TOO BAD. They will not be allowed
in the building without a mask.
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Show
and Go weekend. Enter one side, exit another.
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Armbands will be put on a table outside the ring entrance.
Ribbons will be put on a table at the ring exit.
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The
Event Center will be devided into 4 sections to up the number of
people we can allow. No more than 50 people in each section at
one time.
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Time
limited to 15 minutes for each person.
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No
spectators, guests, grooming, crating, or vendors. No trophy
tables, raffles, or food of any kind. The Clark County Event
Center is a municipally held building. All mandates will be
followed.
Here are
some of the unanswered questions we have received, and some thoughts
related to them. The October show in this same venu is serving
as a test case. We will have a clearer picture of how things
will go after their show.
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When
rotating outside can carts with dogs stay inside?
This is an unknown
at this point. I suspect the carts and dogs will be able
to stay, but that is yet to be determined.
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If
your 15 minutes are up and they have not completed the class,
you are in the ring with your dog???
Figure 2.5 minutes
per dog to judge, this makes for six dogs per class for 15
minutes. Larger classes will have to be divided. No
exceptions with the 15 minute rule means just that.
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Are
we breaking between classes to allow people go outside and back?
I expect that this may look similar to National where each class
is called into the room at their time.
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How
are we going to handle people with dogs in back to back classes?
I
expect that this may look similar to National where each class
is called into the room at their time. With time being so
critical with the 15 minute mark I suspect we won't hold a class
for someone that is "on their way". But, this will all be
more clear after the October show.
Hopefully this information will help you out in determining your
entries.
Now for the schedule.
Friday will host the Toy Specialties and CPC Specialties. The
toy club will be releasing all of the toy breeds from one of the toy
groups shows, so that the specialties have three shots at points in
the one day. Saturday and Sunday will be All Breed shows.
So, three days and five shows.
BaRay
is the superintendent for the Specialties and the All-Breed shows.
https://barayevents.net/enter-show
Premium List
Judges:
Show 1: Janet Allen
Show 2: Tim Robbins
Toy
Specialty: info coming soon.
Greater
Clark County All Breed
Sat: info coming soon.
Sun: info coming soon.