2) Les résultats de Beauté / Extérieur :
Ch. = Champion de Beauté, suivi de la lettre du pays dans lequel ce titre a été obtenu. Ce titre est inscrit sur le pédigrée belge.
Ch. IB = Champion International de Beauté.(2 CACIB obtenus dans 2 pays différents + le point de travail obligatoire) . Ce titre est inscrit sur le pédigrée belge.
Ch. Eur = Champion d'Europe de Beauté
Ch. MD = Champion du Monde de Beauté

TB (SG) / Exc (V) = appréciation du juge sur le chien examiné.
CAC = Certificat d'Aptitude au Championnat de Beauté
CACIB = Certificat d'Aptitude au Championnat Internationnal de Beauté

Sur les pédigrées Allemands, on retrouve des abréviations qui renseignent sur la Conformité au Standard du chien :
v/v = (vorzüglich/vorzüglich) excellent/excellent. = excellent global pour Forme/Robe
sg/g = (sehr gut/gut) très bon/bon = bon global pour Forme/Robe
g/ggd = (gut/genügend) bon/suffisant = suffisant pour Forme/Robe
ggd/nggd = (genügend/nichtgenügend) suffisant/insuffisant = insuffisant pour Forme/Robe
disq = (disqualifiziert), Disqualifié.
sgr = (silbergrau), robe gris argent
hrgr = (helles rehgrau), robe gris chevreuil clair (lumineux)
rgr = (rehgrau), robe chevreuil
drgr = (dunkel rehgrau), robe chevreuil foncé
mgr = (mausgrau), robe gris souris
L = (Langhaar) . Long Poil
LK = (Langhaar aus Kurzhaar) Long Poil issu de poil court.
kl. w. Br.Str. = (kleiner weissen Brand Stern). Petite étoile blanche au poitrail
kl. w. Br.Fl. = (kleiner weissen Brand Flecken) Petite tache blanche au poitrail

3) Pour être Etalon ou Lice Recommandé(e), l'Amicale Belge des Braques de Weimar impose :

1) que l'étalon ou la chienne (de 2 ans minimum) ait obtenu en concours de beauté au minimum 2 Exc en Classe Ouverte ou Champion, ou 2 TB en Classe Travail. Un des 2 résultats doit être obtenu à la Nationale Belge d'Elevage.
2) les résultats des radios des Hanches doit être A ou B.
3) le propriétaire doit être en ordre de cotisation et avoir envoyé copie de tous ses résultats au club.

To be Stud or Bitch Recommended, the Belgian Weimaraner Club ask for :

1) that the stud or bitch (2 years minimum) obtained in beauty contest at least 2 Exc in Open Class or Champion,
or 2 TB in Working Class. One of the 2 results must be obtained at the Belgian Breeding Clubmatch .
2) the results of the radios of the Hips must be A or B.
3) the owner must be in order of contribution and have sent copy of all his results to the club.

Explanation of the short words on pedigrees

1. Books of the Origins :
LOSH = Book of the Origins Saint-Hubert (Belgium)
LOF = Book of the French Origins
NHSB = Book of the Origins Netherlands
VDH/WZB = Book of the German Origins
OEHZB = Book of the Austrian Origins
KCREG = Book of the US Origins
KCSB = Book of the Origins of Great Britain
Imp. = Imported... (name of the mother country)


2. Radios of the Hips. Why ?
HD = radios of the hips :
The dysplasy of the hip is a malformation of coxo-femoral articulation. To diagnose this affection, the visual examination is not enough, it is necessary to take a radiography of the hips in a veterinary surgeon laying out of the adequate material or in a clinic veterinary surgeon. The radio must be carried out on a dog having finished its growth. Only the radiographic examination towards the age of 1 year can detect with precision the presence and the degree of the dysplasy. In an adult dog, the dysplasy never regresses. In the pups from 4 or 5 months, we can make radiograph the hips, but the results are not reliable.

A nondysplasic hip will have a value of angle higher or equal to 105 degrees (l'angle of Norberg Olsson).

HD A (HD A1 or HD A2, in Germany or the Netherlands ) = free from dysplasy coxo femoral. The Optimal shape of the hips. The angle of Norberg Olsson is higher than 105 degrees.
HD B (HD B1 or HD B2 in Germany or HD Tc in the Netherlands ) = state appreciably normal. The hips are not perfect, the angle of Norberg Olsson is with 105 degrees. The dog is nondysplasic.
HD C = Light dysplasy. Stage I of Dysplasy. The articulation presents some defects, the angle of Norberg Olsson lies between 100 and 105 degrees.
HD D = Average Dysplasy. Stage II of Dysplasy. The defects of the articulation are pronounced, the angle of Norberg Olsson lies between 90 and 100 degrees.
HD E = Severe Dysplasy. Stage III of Dysplasy. There is subluxation or luxation, the angle of Norberg Olsson is lower than 90 degrees. A dog can thus have 2 notes. The first correspondent with the left hip and the second with the right hip. Often we quote only the note of the most touched hip.

In Belgium, the radios of the hips are made by veterinary surgeons having the adequate material, independent of the clubs of race. The radios are directly sent to one of the 2 commissions (North or South of the country), dependent on the SRSH (Belgian Central Canine) and the reading of the radios of the hips is made in front of several veterinary surgeons. The results are then directly sent to the SRSH which makes them appear in the national review. Clubs of race do not have any influence on the results.

3. Results of beauty :
CH = Champion of Beauty, follow-up with the letter of the country in which this title was obtained.
CH IB = International Champion of Beauty.
CH Eur = European Champion of Beauty
CH W = World Champion of Beauty


4. Results of work :
a) results of fields trials :
T.A.N. = Test on Natural Aptitudes (indicated on the French pedigrees when a dog made a success of the TAN)
Trialer. = Titel obtains in France when the dog is classified with the Excellent on a field trial in Autumn Shooted Game or classified with TB on a field trial during the Spring or Summer or on a field Trial in Autumn on Natural Game.
In Belgium, the title is semi-official but not registered on the Belgian pedigree.
CH.P. = Champion of Spring.
CH.GT = Shooted Game Champion. = CH.A. = Champion in Autumn.
Ch.GQ = Champion of Great Search (brittanic dogs )
CH.R = Champion of Race: Title granted each year, in France, on the subject having obtained the best results in Work.
ChT = Champion of Work.
ChIT = International Champion of Work.
E = Summer , A = Autumn., P. = Spring., G.T = Shooted Game. G.N. = Natural Game.

In Belgium, only the titles of Champion of Work (ChT and ChIT) and of Trialer (title obtained in France only) are registered on Belgian pedigrees.
In France, the following titles are registered on French pedigrees: TAN, TAN 1st choice, Trialer, CH A., Ch.P, CH T, ChIT, CH GQ, Ch.R, (Parent) Recommended, Elite B, Elite A

b) Obedience & Raising results :
in Germany :
VJP or J = Verbands-Jugend prüfung (tests of work for the dogs of max. 18 months = patent of basic raising)
HZP or H = Verbands-Herbstzuchtprüfung (= patent of raising with tests in water and tracking of the hair).
VGP or G = Vollgebrauchsprüfung (= complete Contest with tests with wood, in plain, in water + test of obedience and test of retreiving)
ms = destruction of carnivore (fox or cat), usually followed by a note going from 1 to 4, 4 being the best note.
VBR = Verlorenbringer = tracking on at least 300m on rabbit or fox
SW = reward with a specific test of research on blood
BTR = Bringtreueprüfung = retreiving of fox on cold way
RS = Test of biting on predatory, usually followed by a note going from 1 to 4, 4 being the best note.

These titles are taken again on German pedigrees & Dutch ones and make it possible to validate the title of Ch.IB in these 2 countries.

in France:
B.R.E = Patent of retreiving in water.
B.T.C.E.= Patent of complete Work in water
B.I.C.P.= International Brevet of Hunting practises (Category 1,2 or 3) not registered on pedigrees.