Weight Pull
P4P is the main performance. Pulled weight is useful information, but it does not decide the rating.
One rating per organization. Weight classes use the same rating to create a separate class ranking.A Canine Scorebook rating for one event and for the dog’s current form.
View rankings1.00 is neutral. A number above 1.00 shows positive form, while a number below 1.00 shows negative form.
Every comparable performance receives an event rating. It measures what the dog achieved in that competition.
The current rating uses the dog’s five latest event performances. Recent events count more.
One or two events produce a provisional rating. Three events are required for an official ranking.
P4P is the main performance. Pulled weight is useful information, but it does not decide the rating.
One rating per organization. Weight classes use the same rating to create a separate class ranking.Each discipline has its own rating. Result and dog height determine the current DVS performance.
Classes use the discipline rating to create a class ranking. Event pages retain the historical event DVS.Lower time is better. Only results from the same game and comparable class are rated together.
Games and classes with different rules never share a rating.A strong result against a large, competitive field is more informative than the same placing in a very small field. The adjustment is deliberately limited so the sport result remains most important.
The dog keeps its Weight Pull or discipline rating. Its class rank moves to the class from its latest rated competition.
A dog without a rated result for twelve months is removed from the current ranking. Its rating history remains on the dog profile.
No. Canine Rating 1.0 was created for Canine Scorebook and applies only on this website. It helps describe current form and does not replace official results, titles or competition rules.