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Author Topic : Gr Ch merit Q
 Cellarbrook
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6/16/2016 2:10:42 AM reply with quote send message to Cellarbrook Object to Post   

I have a dog who has 152 GrCh points now- wondering what the criteria is for silver and gold Gr Ch. Still a fairly young dog so I want to know whether I perservere or put him up for sale (I have way too many boys that I have to spread amongst shows as they are all getting large majors every night, I put them against each other and a different one wins every time!)
 Chaos and Havoc
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6/16/2016 5:12:32 AM reply with quote send message to Chaos and Havoc Object to Post


Current GCH Merit Award Scale:

Bronze = 100
Silver = 200
Gold = 300
Platinum = 400

happy :)

I don't think it's listed anywhere on the site to explain it though :/

Here are some old threads that talk about it:


www.showdog.com/forum/read.aspx?id=540480

www.showdog.com/forum/read.aspx?id=539246

 jaime1985
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6/16/2016 5:13:01 AM reply with quote send message to jaime1985 Object to Post

Silver is 200 GCH points, Gold is 300, Platinum is 400
 Cellarbrook
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6/16/2016 5:34:30 AM reply with quote send message to Cellarbrook Object to Post

wow I dont think Ill ever get to gold or platinum- even if he DOES keep getting 5pt majors every night lol
 AdvoKat
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6/16/2016 9:59:01 AM reply with quote send message to AdvoKat Object to Post

If those are the numbers then the correct awards still aren't showing up. Gold GCHs are showing up at 400 and Platinum at 500.
 Charmason
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6/16/2016 10:52:04 AM reply with quote send message to Charmason Object to Post

My old dog was listed as gold but is now silver again. I think there's glitches in the system still.

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