Calculating Grand Points In CFA
Learn how to accurately calculate the grand points your cat earns at a show in CFA.
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Learn how to accurately calculate the grand points your cat earns at a show in CFA.
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This article includes downloadable templates for printing sets of cat show number cards for both CFA and TICA.
Whether you need to calculate Grand points or Regional/National points, these easy to use charts will make sure you have an accurate count of your cat’s points earned in every ring.
You can download a printable copy of the CFA Show Rules and the CFA Breed Standards — and it is free!
CFA and TICA are two of the most popular cat registries in the world. Many breeders register and show their cats in both organizations. There are significant differences between the two organizations.
This article includes a lesson from a master clerk on how to read a marked catalogue and count the number of cats necessary to calculate national, regional and grand points.
Learn the rules that govern the disqualification of cats and the withholding of awards in the show ring in CFA.
This article shows what each ribbon at a CFA cat show means and how your cat earns each one.
In CFA, a breeder can have one litter with kittens registered as two different breeds.
You can have your cattery name registered permanently in CFA once you fulfill certain requirements. learn more.
Each breed in CFA that has been accepted for championship status has a Breed Council comprised of fanciers of that particular breed and a Breed Council Secretary elected by the members of the Council. Be part of YOUR breed`s leadership.
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