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 Spirit Ranch
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11/27/2022 8:44:54 AM reply with quote send message to Spirit Ranch Object to Post   

Cold someone explain exactly what these sessions mean?


OPTION 1
NO SESSIONS

OPTION 2
15 X NORMAL SALARY

OPTION 3
4 SESSIONS
10 X NORMAL SALARY

OPTION 4
8 SESSIONS
4 X NORMAL SALARY

OPTION 5
12 SESSIONS
NO SALARY
 DetroitKennel
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11/27/2022 10:04:29 AM reply with quote send message to DetroitKennel Object to Post

You can choose between higher salary and less sessions or lower salary and more sessions. You can only change this once a week at most I believe. Since Jeff upped the sessions (times the original amount by 4). You can actually make way more money by selling extra sessions, and having more sessions in general, with the 12 (in reality 48 session option). So most people choose the highest session option, and sell extra sessions for cash as it leaves you with more sessions and actually ends up being able to give you more cash that the higher salary option.
 CzarinaTerriers
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11/27/2022 10:06:17 AM reply with quote send message to CzarinaTerriers Object to Post

Sessions are what you use to train, groom and exercise your dog so they are show ready.
 Spirit Ranch
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11/27/2022 10:52:09 AM reply with quote send message to Spirit Ranch Object to Post

Thank you for the explanation Detroit,

Czarina yes, I remembered that from when I used to play.

I do appreciate both your input.

Thank you.
 DetroitKennel
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11/27/2022 11:42:22 AM reply with quote send message to DetroitKennel Object to Post

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Thank you for the explanation Detroit,

Czarina yes, I remembered that from when I used to play.

I do appreciate both your input.

Thank you.

Both are actually my family accounts I forgot I had switched over to check something in my other account before adding the last bit just in case! But happy to help!
 Tarot
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11/27/2022 2:00:16 PM reply with quote send message to Tarot Object to Post

Can someone remind me how to change back to the old SOP? Thanks.
 Comet Poodles
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11/27/2022 2:46:05 PM reply with quote send message to Comet Poodles Object to Post

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Can someone remind me how to change back to the old SOP? Thanks.
https://www.showdog.com/users/settings.aspx

Toggle Old Ratings on or off on that page (Account Settings).

Edit: once you turn the ratings ON, you have to log out and log back in to see them.

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 Tarot
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11/27/2022 10:46:47 PM reply with quote send message to Tarot Object to Post

Well I have them turned on but where do I see the individual dog's old rating?
 Comet Poodles
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11/28/2022 7:55:43 AM reply with quote send message to Comet Poodles Object to Post

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Well I have them turned on but where do I see the individual dog's old rating?


They will be on the top.

For high SOP breeds, most dogs will appear as 100. Old Ratings are useful for source breeding and low SOP breeds.

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 Tarot
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11/28/2022 11:36:35 AM reply with quote send message to Tarot Object to Post

So for SOPs in the low 90s it will be the same?

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