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Welcome to the United States Rottweiler Club 2008 National Schutzhund Championships and North Central Regional Sieger Show hosted by the Central Ohio Rottweiler Club. Our judges this year are ADRK Kormeister Uwe Petermann for the show and breed tests, and Mark Przybylski, USA for our working championship. Liz Crawley will assist as Show, Trial and BST Secretary. Dan Williams is our North Central Regional Director, and Skip Morgart is the Assistant Regional Director. Members of CORC are:

John Bernard
Michael Bernard
Beth Wampler
Sam Wampler
Brannon Rife
Katherine Rife
Dan Williams

Entry forms and online payment can be found in our online store, along with advertising and vendor payment options. T-shirts will be available online as soon as they are ready and will also be available at the trial site. Please visit our trophy sponsorship page as well - donations are welcome, and all contributors will be listed on the website and in the show catalog. Be sure to visit our sponsors page as well!!

Our primary venues this year are all located in Granville, OH. Granville is a quaint, New England-style community located in Licking County (east central Ohio) and is the home of Denison University. The Village has a permanent population of 3200 and a total population of 5100 when the college students are included. The town is quite famous for it’s old fashioned theme, and people regularly come to visit from all over the world. It is also centered in some of the most beautiful country in Ohio, surrounded by thousands of acres of rolling hills, trees, and traditional farmland. New Englanders from Granville, Massachusetts and Granby, Connecticut founded Granville in 1805. It has retained its small town charm and is characterized by quaint, locally owned retail shops, historic homes and churches, tree-lined boulevards, and stately buildings located on College Hill.

The park that we have chosen to hold our event, Infirmary Mound Park, is an amazingly gorgeous facility. Named for the prehistoric “Infirmary Mound” located on the grounds, the 326 acre park continues to be a family favorite. Visitors can enjoy picnics, fishing, hiking, horseback riding or a game of pick-up baseball. What caught our eye when choosing the park is the closed off facility that they have designed for horse events and dog shows. There is a section of the park that is gated off most of the time, but can be rented and accessed by anyone that is attending the event. This area in itself is about 40 acres in size, and contains two horse arenas, spacious areas to park or track the dogs, and many trails to walk dogs or ride horses. The Dressage arena is a magnificently kept fenced in flat area, with beautiful short grass that is always maintained in the best of condition. There are bathroom facilities available for both men and women, but no running water other than the well and pump located immediately outside the restrooms.

We hope you enjoy your stay here and we wish all competitors the best of luck!! Please use the contact page for any questions or suggestions you may have.