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Old 02-04-2010, 12:22   #1
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I can assume things that are numbered are the same test, but I don't know what they are!
Paula (Nebulosa) made super descriptions and translations of ZM, ZVV1-ZVV3, ZOP, ZPU1 ..... here:

http://www.wolfdog.org/forum/showthr...?t=3617&page=2

It starts with #35
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Old 02-04-2010, 13:13   #2
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Hi Mikael. I try copy here list of exams, there are czech exams too, ZVV 1-3. But it is only in czech language. I hope people can use translator, because my english is not goof for explaining of parts of exams.
Yes, Hero od Úhoště has 16 exams, it is most succesfull wolfdog (in training) in history of breed. He is champion too, but show titles are not important for me .
http://www.wolfdog.org/php/modules.p...icles&secid=10
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Good question I’m not really the right one to ask, as I do not train neither, but I think it is the same thing, but there is different roles is competition / judgement ???

Anyway... Schutzhund is German and means Protection-dog But in US you call it Schutzhund anyway

IPO is the FCI international competition form of the German Schutzhund as I understand, but as I did say I´m not really the right one to ask if you want to know the exact difference of them both

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Paula (Nebulosa) made super descriptions and translations of ZM, ZVV1-ZVV3, ZOP, ZPU1 ..... here:

http://www.wolfdog.org/forum/showthr...?t=3617&page=2

It starts with #35
Thanks for these! I didn't realize how similar a lot of the tests are to Schutzhund, it's good to know! I'm going to have to take all of these now and make myself some sort of key for when I'm looking at dogs, all the titles are so close in their abbreviations that I'm going to have a hard time keeping them straight.

So, one more question, what is it the abbreviations actually stand for? I know none of them will be in English, but it might help me remember them.

(as a side note, now more than ever, I'm really mad at my mother for not teaching me Polish growing up!)
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I think I'll start creating a (more) full list (like what I linked above) on another site.
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Old 02-04-2010, 14:28   #4
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I think I'll start creating a (more) full list (like what I linked above) on another site.
I think that is a good ide

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Old 02-04-2010, 20:43   #5
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hmmm... What does ZOP and ZMT means ???

I fund "Competition ZOP/ZMT" in the gallery, Photos here >>> http://www.wolfdog.org/eng/gallery/cat1898-0.html

Is it some kind of Schutzhund but whit Czech roles ???

Way does it say both ZOP and ZMT ???

I think there is photos of some obidience to, is the mening of one of this shortening some kind of obidience ???

I´m as always / Mikael
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