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The German Shepherd Schutzhund Club of Canada (GSSCC)
Dedicated To The German Shepherd Dog – The Most Versatile Working Dog In The World
Latest news
2019-06-14 :
Quebec Dangerous Dog LegislationThe GSSCC has joined the Canadian Working Dog Federation and the Canadian Kennel Club to fight against the new Quebec Dangerous Dog legislation proposal.
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2019-06-13 :
SV Breed Surveys (1)To GSSCC members please see the message from the SV.
Dear Sir or Madam,
We would like to inform you that
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To GSSCC members please see the message from the SV.
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Dear Sir or Madam,
We would like to inform you that, because of the steadily increasing costs, we have to raise the processing fee for breed surveys from abroad.
We regret this but, please understand, that the efforts for breed surveys from abroad are much higher than for breed surveys from Germany.
The higher fees are of concern for all breed surveys from abroad as of June 30, 2019.
Also, in the future for new survey and lifetime survey the same fee will be billed; the processing fee per breed survey will be 35.- Euro for each.
Please forward this information also to your members.
Best regards
A.Fath
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2019-05-01 :
2019 Election ResultsDarin Clarke has been re-elected as President of the GSSCC until
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By acclamation, Nancy Wong and Sarah Barnes are GSSCC Directors until 2021.
President Darin and Secretary Nancy will continue in their positions and Sarah will officially start as a GSSCC Director after the 2019 AGM.
Congratulations to all!
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2019-04-11 :
Shepherd Sports - Winter 2018/2019Sneak preview!
The Winter 2018–19 issue of Shepherd Sports is printed and should arrive in your mailbox soon. In the meantime, check the members’ section
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Sneak preview!
The Winter 2018–19 issue of Shepherd Sports is printed and should arrive in your mailbox soon.
In the meantime, check the members’ section of the website for a sneak preview!
• In their own words: members of WUSV, FCI and
Universal Team Canada recount last year’s adventures on the world stage. Lots
of photos!
• Catch up with Schutzhund pals across the country:
club reporters bring everyone up to date on their club’s activities.
And more!
June 15 is the deadline for the Spring–Summer 2019 online-only
issue.
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2019-04-04 :
Recognized TitlesA lot has been going around about recognized titles.
Please note
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To the GSSCC membership:
A lot has been going around about recognized titles.
Please note - The GSSCC recognizes titles from all WUSV countries/organizations and also FCI judges from WUSV/SV affiliate countries. DVG titles earned in Germany under a DVG German judge are the only DVG titles and judges recognized by the WUSV/SV. Therefore, that is what the GSSCC recognizes. No DVG judge or title outside of Germany has or will be recognized by the GSSCC.
If you have an FCI title from a non-recognized WUSV country then you must get a new title under a recognized judge for a breed survey.
If anyone has any questions please contact me directly.
Yours in the sport
Andrea Duggan
GSSCC Head Judge.
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The GSSCC and its members are committed to a standardized 4 step process to identify dogs that have the right traits to successfully perform a wide variety of tasks.
 Required Traits Of The Working Dog:
- structural soundness, effective movement, fitness and strength
- courage, hardness and the will to handle adversity in a variety of forms
- persistence and determination to overcome obstacles and hardships
- a balanced dog that is versatile and sure of character
The Process To Select and Develop Top Working Dogs
1. Training
2. Testing
3. Certification
4. Entry Into The Breeding Program
We believe that an effective way to select the kind of temperament and structure we value is to test the dogs in the sport of Schutzhund
The training and selecting breeding of dogs possessing those traits also benefit:
- Police and Military
- Service Organizations
- Search and Rescue
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