1 point for Best Puppy in Breed (only valid if no Junior Warrant point was gained by the dog for winning a breed class/es or Best Puppy of Sex at the show and provided the puppy has beaten one other puppy of either sex).1 point awarded for Best of Breed (only valid if no Junior Warrant point was gained by the dog for winning a breed class/es at the show).1 point for a first prize awarded in a breed class.Only one Junior Warrant point may be claimed per show. Junior Warrant points may be claimed from classes or for awards provided two or more dogs of the breed were present. 3 points awarded for Best of Sex or Best Puppy of Sex (only valid if no Junior Warrant points are gained by the dog for winning a breed class/es at the show and there were at least two others of the sex present)Ĭhampionship Shows – Breeds (including Any Variety Not Separately Classified) scheduled where Challenge Certificates are not on offer at a championship show.3 points for Best Puppy in Breed (only valid if no Junior Warrant points are gained by the dog by winning a breed class/es or Best Puppy of Sex at the show and provided the puppy has beaten two other puppies of either sex).3 points awarded for Best of Breed (only valid if no Junior Warrant points are gained by the dog by winning Best of Sex or a breed class/es at the show).3 points for each 1st prize awarded in a breed class where Challenge Certificates are on offer.Junior Warrant points may be claimed from classes or for awards where Challenge Certificates are on offer for the breed, provided three or more dogs of the breed were present. The title ‘JW’ may be used after the name of the dog on show entriesĬhampionship Shows – Breeds scheduled with Challenge Certificates.Junior Warrant holders will be awarded a Kennel Club Stud Book Number.Only 1 point may be claimed from any one open show or a championship show where Challenge Certificates are not on offer for the breed.A minimum of 7 points must be won at open shows or championship shows where Challenge Certificates are not on offer for the breed.A minimum of 3 points must be won at championship shows where Challenge Certificates are on offer for the breed.An application will be considered up to six months after the date of qualification.An application for a Junior Warrant should be made by the dog’s registered owner at the time of qualification.A dog must gain 25 points whilst between the ages of 6 and 18 months.
Once achieved, you may enter your dog with the title JW after the name of the dog on show entries. A Junior Warrant enables your dog to gain a stud book number. The Junior Warrant is an award which a dog can achieve through winning certain awards at open and championship shows, when the dog is between 6 and 18 months of age.
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