Show Catalog

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Show Catalog

Classic
Index
2008
It’s our
21st
Anniversary Show!
1st Time Classic Attendee Door Prize ($900 value)
1st Time Classic Competitor rules
Awards Banquet & Door Prize Give-Away
Bather/Dryer Certificate Programs
Checklist
Chris Christensen Specialized Seminars
CPR & First Aid
Contest Schedule
Contest Sponsors/Prizes
Door Prizes (over $2,500 value)
Hotel Information
ISCC Certification Testing/Application
Kim Laube & Co. Specialized Seminars
Legislation & YOU! ...a 1 Year Update
Legislation Seminars
Management (For Salon Owners) Certificate Programs
Pet Stylists Certificate Programs
Poodle Styles & Designs Seminars
Registration Forms (Seminars & Contest)
Schedule (Thurs.-Fri., Oct. 16-17th)
Schedule (Saturday, Oct. 18th)
Schedule (Sunday, Oct. 19th)
SuperCoats (skin/coat care) Workshop
Speakers & Judges
Yarn Dog Competition
On The Cover...
Is it a Jack Russell, Mixed Breed, untrimmed Wire Fox? This
year’s cover features the cutest non-descript Terrier. Scruffy
and ready for a trim, it represented the many adorable pets seen
by pet care professionals daily. We can’t think of any reason
for choosing this photo for our cover except it’s so darn CUTE!
Congratulations to Master Photographer, Tammy McAllister
for having shot this year’s Classic Cover.
Photo by Tammy McAllister
The U.S. Pet Pro Classic
United ShowManagers Alliance
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Certification Testi ng
International Society of Canine Cosmetologists
All phases will be administered at this show
Test Application must be received by: Oct 10, 2008
Approved
For details or to register
for Certification call:
(972) 414-9715
...or e-mail iscc@PetStylist.com
Test Fo rms / Appl i cati o ns
may be downloaded off the ISCC Web site.
www.petstylist.com ...click on the ISCC button
Would you like to schedule
a private coaching or
consultation session with
any of our Classic
Speakers or Judges?
Many of the speakers and Judges at this year’s U.S. Pet Pro Classic
have agreed to offer private 15-30 min. coaching or consultation
sessions to our attendees. If you are attending this year’s Classic
and would like to schedule a personal coaching or consultation
session with one of our experts, call (972) 414-9715
...or email classic@petstylist.com
for details and coaching fees.
For Information visit the ISCC Booth or Contact:
ISCC: (210) 365-3731 ...Email: Melissa@thinksafety.info
Private Coaching and Consultation Sessions
are offered on a LIMITED “first come, first served”BASIS!
Only select speakers/Judges have agreed to participate.
Pet First Aid
You never know
when an accident
or illness will
occur....
Are You
Prepared?
You will be if you attend
the Classic’s four hour
Red Cross Emergency
First Aid and CPR program.
Fee:$50.00
Individuals who are 10
minutes late will not be
allowed to participate.
Attendance limited to
30 per session ...so sign
up early or you may not
get a seat.
You must be registered for the Classic to attend! Submit fee with your Classic
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registration and don’t forget to check the ISCC Pet First Aid box.
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The U.S. Pet Pro Classic is honored to introduce you
to our star-studded and distinguished panel of
Speakers and Judges for 2008.
Julie Berkeley,
PDS, MPS, Meritus, Certifier
4 Feet in 4 Minutes or Less; Easy Maintenance Made Easy;
Bath, Brush, Buff & Shine
Julie is a respected Pet Styling Judge and has been a Pet Styling
Instructor through the Minnesota State Vocational System for over
10 years. She was one of the founders of the MN Association of
Dog Groomers and was instrumental in the development and acted
as Head Instructor of the Universal Academy of Animal Arts. Julie
also helped to establish the first certification programs in the US
and was among the first Certfiers. She is currently a Senior
Certifier and Consultant for ISCC.
Jerry Been,
Styling with Snap-on Combs Platform
Judging: Open Creative Styling Challenge & Runway
Creative
Jerry is the National Administrative Director of ISCC, as well as an
ISCC Certifier and Consultant and a Pet Styling Judge. She has
been actively involved in the pet styling industry for over 30 years
and owns Oklahoma Professional Pet Supplies, as well as Jerry’s
Academy of Canine Design. Jerry is nationally renowned as an
accomplished Pet Stylist, Speaker, Judge and Industry leader.
Quinton Been
Clipper Maintenance & Repair
By popular demand, master blade and scissor sharpener
Quinton Been will conduct clipper and scissor maintenance and
repair workshops. An experienced sharpener of over 15 years,
he is an associate of Oklahoma Shear Sharpening. Quinton is
inventor and manufacuter of the Green Machine, a master clipper sharpening machine. Quinton says, don’t forget
to bring your dull blades and shears for
on-site sharpening.
Lois Brown,
PDS, MPS
So You Think You Know Shar Pei? So You Think You Know Shar
Pei ...but wait there’s more!
Lois has been working with pets most of her life. She has been a professional pet stylist since 1986 and professional dog trainer since 1987.
She is the owner of The Grooming Booth and All About manners Dog
Training in Fredericksburg, OH, and works as a pet stylist at East
holmes Veterinary Clinic. Lois is on the Board of Directors for the
Canine Political Action Corps. and is a member of many associations
including NDGAA, ISCC and the Chinese Shar Pei Club of America.
Paul Bryant,
Is That A Poodle?; Styling The Miniature Schnauzer;
Oops I Made A Mistake; The Bichon Head
Judging: Non-Sporting over 17”-Entry; Terrier Breeds Group; Non-Sporting 17” under -Entry
With over 30 years experience in the pet styling industry, Paul is an
ISCC Master Pet Stylist, Certifier and Consultant. He is a multiple
Best In Show winner and an accomplished Judge, lecturer, and educator. Paul breeds and shows Bichon Frises and Min.Schnauzers and
has finished over 50 champions in each breed.
Jim Dowling,
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CPA, PFS, CFP
Accounting 101, part 1 & 2
A Certified Public Accountant, Certified Financial Planner,
Personal Financial Specialist with over 25 years of experience,
Jim is the Tax Senior Manager and Manager of Tax Practice
within the Dallas office of Weaver & Tidwell, one of the oldest, largest and most respected accounting and financial planning firms in Dallas, TX. Jim’s special area of practice is concentrated in federal and state tax compliance, tax planning
strategies and tax consultations for businesses and professional practices, with special
emphasis upon S-corporations, partnerships and L.L.C.’s.
Cheryl Dugas,
ISCC Field Representative
U.S. Pet Pro Classic’s Director of Registrations
ISCC Pet Injury Prevention, CPR and First Aid
Program, Part 1-4
Owner and operator of Swampland Grooming for over twenty-five years, Cheryl has bred and shown Airedales and
Miniature Pinschers. She is a member of the Acadiana Kennel
Club and the North Am. Dog Sports and Registry. She is a
lifetime member of ISCC. Cheryl is an American Red Cross
Certified First Aid and CPR Trainer & has helped to develop
and initiate the newly introduced ISCC Pet Injury Prevention, First Aid & CPR program designed specifically for pet care professionals. .
Jayden Drelinger
Peticure Pet Products
Anatomy of Nails ...The Art of Grinding Nails
Innovator and inventor of the revolutionary new product
Peticure, Jayden has had a lifelong interest and love of pets.
He and his partner Ron had a vision to innovative the dog
grooming industry in a way that allows dog nail grooming
to be a painless and positive experience. Jayden says that
“the sense of contribution Ron and he share is the driving
force behind their success — knowing that Peticure will
improve the lives of pets worldwide. This journey has been
without question the most rewarding experience of my life!”
Vero Da Sylva,
PDS, MPS
Poodle Styles & Designs, parts 1,4 & 5; Easy Thinning
Shear Tricks; Handstripping Techniques
Judging: Potpourri Class -Intermediate; Non-Sporting
over 17” -Open; Sporting Breeds -Intermediate; Terrier
Breeds -Entry; Non-Sporting 17” under
Originally from the South of France, Vero has been in the pet
styling industry for 12 years (six years in France and six
years in the U.S.). A Multiple Best In Show and Best All
Around winner, she has received multiple scissoring awards including the Lynne
Carver and Ultimate Pet Stylist Awards. She was the Oster Invitational Grand
Champion in 2003 and the first Pet Stylist to win the Winner Circle Triple Crown
Tournament. With her Gold Medal win at the World GroomTeam competition in
France 2005, she helped the team to bring home the Silver Medal. She was the top
ranking GroomTeam point winner for 2005. Recently retired from competition, she
achieved many of her goals and now hopes to help the new generation of Pet
Stylists achieve their dreams.
Patsy Edmonson,
ISCC Senior Certifier & Certification Field Director
Styling Shelties and other Double-Coated Breeds
An ISCC Certifier and Consultant with over 30 years of Pet
Styling experience, Patsy is well respected as an industry
leader, lecturer, Pet Styling Judge, Sheltie breeder and AKC
Judge.
Luther Edmonson
U.S. Pet Pro Classic Goodwill Ambassador
Judging: Potpourri Class -Entry; Non-Sporting 17” under
- Intermediate; Runway Creative
Owner of Luther’s Pet Styling Salon in Austin, Texas, Luther
is a Seminar Consultant, Judge and well-respected breeder of
Chow-Chows and Terriers. Loved, adored and respected by
the entire Pet Styling Industry, Luther is the official “Goodwill
Ambassador” of the U.S. Pet Pro Classic.
Michael C. Fleck,
D.V.M.
Sin Protection ...an Emerging Awareness & Trend; How to Make
Bad Skin & Hair Good, parts 1-2; To Ear or Not To Ear
Dr. fleck earned a Bachelor of Sciences degree and degree in veterinary medicine from Michigan State University as well as a master’s
degree in reproductive physiology from Western Michigan
University. Dr. Fleck has practiced veterinary medicine primarily as
a small animal practitioner for over thirty three years. He is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Assn., FL Veterianry medical
Assn., MI Veterinary Medical Assn. and the CA Veterinary Medical
Assn. Currently, Dr. Fleck practices at the Animal Medical Center of Bradenton, FL which he
has owned and operated for the past twenty years. With Dr. Fleck’s interest in skin care, he
became a licensed human facial skin specialist. He is believed to be the only licensed veterinarian and esthetician in the world. In 2005, Dr. Fleck started his company Epiderma Pet LLC
which develops and designs pet skin care products and treatment programs.
Kristen Fulton
Finding Success In Business; I’ve lost my Umpff;
What’s Your Paw-licy?
A graduate of the university of Florida with degrees in
English Literature and Animal Science. Kristen worked
with Direct Sales Companies such as Longaberger,
Tupperware, Mary Kay cosmetics and Pampered Chef
as a motivational speaker and trainer. In 2004, she
decided to follow her dream of working with animals,
but wanted to incorparate her specialty education in
business which lead to her opening Faux Paws LLC. Since then she has earned
awards for Bichon frise and West highland White Terrier styling and is Certified
through the Red Cross for Canine and Feline First Aid and CPR. Kristen currently
operate Faux Paws at two locations and has three mobile salons.
Patricia Finn,
CMG, PDS, MPS, Meritus, Certifier
Poodle Styles & Designs, parts 3 & 5; How To Deal With
You Most Difficult Clients, Legally!; Civility Under Seige!
Creating A Productive & Pleasant Work Environment, parts 1-2
Judging: Best First Timer In Show & Best Pet Stylist In
Show
One of the first 10 people in the US to become a Certified Master
Groomer, Trish also achieved Certifier status with ISCC, PPGC, Inc
and IPG, Inc. — and was one of the first 6 Certifiers in the industry.
Also a successful competitor, Trish has won multiple Best All Around
Pet Stylist awards. She is an internationally acclaimed seminar speaker and Judge and has
worked extensively with many famous all breed handlers and AKC Judges. Now VP of
Operations for ISCC, Trish has been contributing to the pet styling industry for over 35 years.
After attaining her Juris Doctorate law degree from Texas Tech U., Graduating Summa Cum
Laude from University of New Mexico, Phi Beta Kappa, she now teaches at Santa Fe
Community College in Law and Management, Economics, and e-Economy in the Business and
Law Professional Studies division. Currently she is working with specific law concerning the
pet grooming industry. Trish loves pet styling and currently owns a highly successful pet styling
business in Santa Fe, NM. She also maintains a website called PetCareLaw.com providing help
and legal forms to the pet industry.
Danelle German
Cat Grooming For Beginners; Growing Your Business
One Cat At A Time; Clippers, Combs & Cats, Oh MY!
Danelle owned and operated CFA’s Bara Cattery from
1999-2005. During that time she produced many national
and regional award winning Persians including CFA’s 3rd
Best Cat in Premiership in 2005. She retired from showing cats to focus on her feline-exclusive grooming and
boarding facility, The Catty Shack. Danelle is a current
member of the Foothills Felines Cat Club, serving as
President from 2002-05. She has produced and managed
several CFA Cat Shows and has written articles regarding cat grooming behavior
and general care for several publications, including Groomer to Groomer and Pet
Spa and Boutique magazines. Currently Danelle is the founder and President of
the National Cat Groomers Institue of America and works tirelessly in educating
petstylists in proper care and handling of cats. She is the inventor and patentholder , along with her husband, of the Catty Shack Vac Drying system.
Anna Hawks
Teddy Bear Faces; Mat Anatomy 101;
Anatomy of a Shear
USA Apprentice Judge: Sporting Breeds; Potpourri
Class; Terriers; Non-Sporting 17” under
A Certified Master Groomer with over 27 years in the
grooming industry, Anna is the current President of the
Minnesota Professional Pet Groomers Association.
She has successfully managed Pet Styling Salons is a
multiple award winning Pet Stylist. Anna is a strong
advocate for continuing education and a gifted educator.
Sam Hyer
Deal or No Deal, parts 1&2; Concept Marketing;
K-911; Money For Nothing
As owner and operator of Hyer Luv Kennel and Groomers
in the quaint countryside of Rockford, MI, Sam prides herself on creating a fun and innovative learning atmosphere
at her presentations. She has been speaking for various
organizations for over 25 years. When asked about her
greatest reward in sharing her expertise in the field of business and pet care, Sam responded — “it is the overwhelming joy I experience when at
another seminar, in emails or calls from attendees who have sought me out to tell me how
much I have increased the value of their business, and/or in revitalizing their career.” Let
Sam share her vast experience and joy with you ...it is infectious!
Joan Ivy
Bandanas, Making the Most for you Dollar & a Yard of
Material
Joan earned a bachelor’s degree from Texas A&M and is a
1993 graduate of the South Texas School of Grooming. She
has had 14 years of pet styling experience and has been active
in a million dollar plus Veterinary and Pet Styling business.
Angela Kumpe,
U.S. Creative Styling Champion
Creative Styling ...the Angela Kumpe Method, parts 1-2;
Creative Clipper Art; Be-Dazzled!
Owner of Angela’s Grooming in Little Rock, AR, Angela is an
accomplished pet stylist and multiple Creative Styling
Champion who has placed in 22 out of 24 Creative Styling
Competitions. She ia a multiple U.S. Creative Styling
Champion and was the 1st U.S. Creative Styling Invitational
Champion. Angela is the author of Creative Collections, A Step
by Step Instruction to Creative Styling. Angela will be
available to autograph books in her booth and following her presentations.
Pam Lauritzen,
SuperCoats,Part 1-4; The Mechanics & Art of Pet Styling, parts 1-2
Pam Lauritzen has been a leader and pioneer within the Pet Styling Industry
for over 30 years. She is recognized by her peers as an accomplished Pet
Stylist, Pet Styling Judge, Lecturer, Author and trade Show Manager. She has
authored numerous articles and has served as a field editor for Groom &
Board magazine. She was also the Publisher and Editor In Chief of
PetStylist, a trade publication known for its commitment to education. Pam
was instrumental in the creation of Professional PPGC, Inc. where she served
as their President and first Certification Coordinator, and was selected by her peers as the first “Certified
Master Groomer” and Certifier in the world. By virtue of her outstanding pet styling accomplishments,
Pam was also selected to be the first Chairman of the board of the IPG, Inc. and is currently the founder
and President of the ISCC. Pam is in the vanguard of research and development of new and innovative pet styling techniques that improve the speed, quality, and productivity of Pro. Pet Stylists.
Kim Laube
Kim Laube & Co. Specialized Seminars: Why S.P.M.’s are Important;
Maintaining Laube Clippers; Choosing the Perfect Blade; What’s In
the Bottle?
Kim is founder of Kim Laube Co., a clipper and shampoo manufacturer with numerous U.S. and international patents, that specializes in the
grooming and pet styling industry. Kim also teaches and consults clipper, blade, and scissor care and maintenance for manufacturer, blades
sharpener, and service centers. He manufactures his own brand of
patented products with distribution to more than seventeen industrialized countries.
Patty Martin,
PDS
ISCC Pet Injury Prevention, CPR & First Aid Program, part 1-4
ISCC Booth Representative
Patty owns Grove Creek Mobile Pet Salon, a successful enterprise
based in Pelzer, SC. At sixteen, as a Master horsewoman, she groomed
horses to support her passion for showing animals. Patty has presented
lectures on mobile grooming and pet styling techniques at the U.S. Pet
Pro Classic and the Atlanta Pet Fair. She is a Certified Red Cross Pet
First Aid and CPR Instructor and has helped to develop and initiated the
newly introduced ISCC Pet Injury Prevention, First Aid & CPR program designed specifically for
pet care professionals.
Jodi Murphy,
PDS, MPS
Styling Soft-Coated Wheatens; Styling Cockers
Judging: Non-Sporting over 17” -Intemediate; Open Sporting
Breeds
Jodi Murphy is an ISCC Master Pet Stylist. She owns and operates the
Puppy Spa Mobile Grooming Salon in New Jersey. jodi was a past team
member of GroomTeam USA for four years consistently ranking within
the top four pet stylist in the U.S. In 2004, Jodi was the #1 team member on GroomTeam USA. She has been a multiple Best In Show as well
as Best all Around competitor throughout the United States. Jodi was awarded Best American
Groomer in 2005 and 2006 at Intergroom. Jodi captured the World championship title in the prestigious Oster Invitational Tournament of Champions and bronze medals in Barcelona, Spain. Jodi
most recently captiured another gold medal in 2007 in Milan, Italy. Jodi now produces her own
instructional DVD series for all levels of pet grooming and styling. She is a national and international speaker, contest judge and the National Grooming Consultant for the Andis Clipper
Company.
Kaoru Nakajima
Poodle Styles & Designs, parts 2 & 5
Judging: Potpourri Class -Open; Non-Sporting Over 17” Group; Non-Sporting 17” under -Open
Born and raised in Tokyo, Japan, Kaoru is a renowned artist and
has won the Nikaten Art Award over ten times. Kaoru is a
famous personality in Japan and is swarmed by people wherever she goes in dog related activities, whether pet or show. In the
U.S., she has worked with the world famous show handler, Barbara Humphries and
now operates the extremely successful KM Dog Salon in Chula Vista, CA, where she
is active as a Pet Stylist and also trains advanced students from Japan.
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Patsy Tallant,
PDS
Groom Shop 101, parts 1-2; Teddy Bear Faces;
Bows & More Bows
Kathleen Putman,
Scissoring For Lefties; Marketing You Business On The Web;
Building Your Website; Using Print Media to Market Your Business
Judging: Runway Creative
Five-time GroomTeam member, ISCC Certifier and Consultant, Kathleen
Putman is well respected as an industry leader. After a bicycling accident in
2003, Kathleen was left with physical limitations that made pet styling an
impractical career choice. Kathleen returned to college to pursue a degree in
graphic design where she was awarded the Robert Lewis Hermann
Scholarship through the Arts & Visual Communication Department and was
chosen as one of 8 students endorsed by her college for nomination to Who’s Who among Student in american Junior Colleges. Kathleen now owns a freelance design business catering to the Pet Care Industry.
Chris Christensen
Chris Christensen Specialized Seminars: A Guided Tour into
the World of Hair; Working with Difficult Dogs; The World of
Terriers; Tricks of the Trade
Founder of Chris Christensen Systems Inc., specializing in the formulation and invention of professional canine grooming and styling
products used by top show dog handler worldwide. Mr.
Christensen’s expertise began in 1960 while employed at Clairol in
their marketing and development department where he was extensively educated in hair care and color at Clairol’s New York School
of Color. Chris Christensen has worked extensively in the building
and marketing of some of the most renowned beauty companies.
Eric Salas
Chris Christensen Specialized Seminars: A Guided Tour into
the World of Hair; Working with Difficult Dogs; The World of
Terriers; Tricks of the Trade
Currently the Vice President of Sales for Chris Christensen Systems
Inc., Eric started working with dogs in California in 1976. He currently travels the country conducting seminars on animal behavior,
conditioning/training, grooming and handling. He has spent many
years styling, training and handling some of the top ranked show dogs
in the country. He openly shares many techniques in conditioning,
training and styling these top ranked dogs. Eric has implemented
many of the successful techniques into his styling facility in
Vancouver, WA. His techniques in scissoring, terrier stripping, conditioning coats and working
with aggressive and difficult dogs will be shared at his workshops.
Chuck Simons,
Groomer’s Helper
Groomer’s Helper Demos
Chuck Simons, inventor of the Groomers helper, has more than 20
years experience running a successful grooming business in addition to creating the leading pet safety system in the industry. He
has recently begun to share that experience with pet stylists in an
effort to help them learn about protecting themselves and the pets
they work with. Chuck is an accomplished pet photographer,
writer and lecturer. His weekly email newsletter filled with business building tips and humor, is now being read by hundreds of
groomers and stylists across the U.S.A. and Canada.
Melissa Sirianni,
PDS, MPS, Meritus
U.S. Pet Pro Classic Sales Representative
ISCC Safety & Health Educator & Consultant
An accomplished speaker, Melissa’s biggest love is safety and
health. As an Authorized OSHA General Industry Trainer for 7 years,
she is the Adminstrative Director for the ISCC Safety & OSHA
Alliance Programs. She is actively working towards making the Pet
Care Industry a safe and healthey place to work.
Pennie Stone,
PDS, MPS
Reiki, the Key to Working Stress Free ...a Technique for
Calmer, More Cooperative Pets
U.S. Pet Pro Classic Contest Coordinator
Owner and operator of Pooch Parlor Mobile Day Spa, Pennie is an
ISCC Petcare DermaTech Specialist and Master Pet Stylist. She has
been a Contest Ring Steward for the Atlanta Pet Fair and is currently
the Contest Coordinator for the U.S. Pet Pro Classic. Her special
interest in stress reduction for both people and pets lead her to
become a Reiki Master and she is currently studying to be a Feng
Shui Practitioner. Pennie is excited to share these special stress relieving techniques with you.
PJ Stull
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Licensing and Legislation ...How it Works, Part 1-2
PJ owns a pet grooming, boarding and training facility in
Missouri. PJ has been working with pets for the majority of her
adult life. Since continued education is very important to PJ, she
is a member of the International Society of Canine
Cosmetologists, National Dog Groomer Assn. of America and the
International Assn. of Canine Professionals. A few years ago
when groomer licensing was introduced in Pennsylvania, PJ cofounded the Canine Political Action Corps. PJ continues on the
Board of Directors and is a liftime member of CPAC.
An ISCC lifetime member certified in Non-Sporting,
Sporting & Terrier Breeds, Patsy is an award winning competitor. Owner of Suds & Scissors in Amarillo, TX., Patsy
began her career showing Poodles while still in high
school. She believes it is not how hard you work but how
smart you work and is committed to helping to make the
pet styling industry the best it can be!
Lisa Vella
Balancing Act! How to Manage Your Salon and Your Life
Lisa Vella is co-owner of South Bark dog Wash, an award winning self-service dog wash, established in San diego, CA. She is
directly responsible for the co-development of a very popular
product and process, “South Bark’s Blueberry Facial” and other
successful private label items that are sold retail and wholesale,
Lisa comes from a successful business family and background.
Lisa belongs to many professional and neighborhood organizations and is the owner of Big Face Chase Corporation.
Deborah Walker,
Animal Behavior, parts 1-2; Clipper Art
U.S. Pet Pro Classic Ring Stewart
Owner of LaBest Pet Styling Salon and LaBest Academy of
Animal Arts in Edwardsville, IL, Deborah is nationally recognized as one of the top Creative Pet Styling Artists in the US.
Deborah’s accomplishments also include Pet Styling Judge,
lecturer, author and ISCC Certifier and Consultant. Deborah’s
special interest and work in animal behavior and management have gained her
acclaim and she is in great demand for her unique and successful training methods
geared toward the rehabilitation of problem dog behaviors.
Scott Wasserman,
Poodle Styles & Designs, Parts 1-5; Styling the
Lakeland Terrier; Handstripping Techniques;
Clipper Techniques & Ergonomics
Judging: Potpourri -Group; Sporting Breeds Group; Terriers -Intermediate
With over 15 years experience, Scott is one of the top winning U.S. Pet Stylists. As 1996 & 2002 U.S. Pet Pro
Classic Champion and a GroomTeam USA member, Scott
is internationally recognized as a judge, speaker and competitor in England, China, Italy, Spain, Scotland as well as
in many other countries. With his extensive competition experience and expertise, Scott is a talented and welcome addition to the Classic family. He is lovingly and respectfully referred to throughout the industry as Mr. Terrier!
Donna Walker,
RVT
Successfully Opening or Adding a Self Service Dog Wash
Donna Walker is co-owner of South Bark Dog Wash, an award winning self-service dog wash, established in San Diego, CA. She is
directly responsible for the co-development of a very popular product and process, “South Bark’s Blueberry Facial” and other successful private label items that are sold retail and wholesale. Donna
is a published writer and authored many pet industry magazine and
newspaper articles. She is also a Registered Veterinary Technician
and has a degree in Animal Health Technology.
Grace Woodford,
Posting Terrier Legs; Licensing and Legislation: A panel
Discusson; Oops, I Made a Mistake; Styling The Cairn;
Norwich & Norfolk Terriers
Judging: Sporting Breeds -Entry; Terriers -Open
Grace is the only Pet Stylist who has earned both the status of ISCC Certified Master Pet Stylist, Meritus and
ABKA Certified Kennel Operator. She is also a published
author, ISCC Certifier and Consultant, pet styling competition Judge, and a national and international speaker. Grace owns Graywood
Academy of Petcare and Design, an ISCC Certified School and Dog House
Kennels, which is a nationally known ABKA Accredited Kennel that has been
used as a model facility in various industry magazines. Her recent champion,
“Angel” became #3 Breed and #2 All Breed in the country. With over 30 years
experience, she has a wealth of information to share.
Barbara Shaffer,
PDS, MPS
Put the Profit Back in Your Pocket!
Barbara Shaffer is an ISCC Certified Master Pet Stylist with
over 35 years experience as a stylist and salon owner. With a
degree in fine arts and her love of animals, it’s easy to see how
she came to the world of pet styling. Barb has won numerous
pet styling and creative styling competitions and she has bred
and shown Champion Bichon Frises, including a national specialty winner. Barb has owned and operated four pet styling
salons and was the owner of The Missouri School of Dog
Grooming. She currently operates Paws at your Door, a
mobile grooming service. With years of experience designing and operating highly
efficient salons, she would settle for no less than the best. In this spirit, Barb
designed and outfitted her own mobile van and has worlds of information to share
that will put profits back in your pocket!
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Business Practices & Operations Programs
How Would You Like to
reate Wealth!
& Achieve Your Dreams?
Classic08 continues the series that focuses on outstanding Business Practices and Operations seminars designed especially for SALON
OWNERS !
Analyze! Prepare! Protect! Streamline! Market! Make more money!
Let our panel of experts show you how to analyze, protect, streamline and market your business while accumulating the wealth you
need to achieve your dreams. If you operate a Salon or Mobile
business, these presentations are designed for you!
H o w t o d e a l wi th y o u r mo s t D if f ic u lt Clie n ts . . . LEG A L LY !
by Trish Finn (Thurs., 2:00pm)
Everyone has those truly difficult clients who make life miserable and cause us to lose sleep
at night. This seminar is designed to help you attain peace of mind. You’ll learn new ways
of handling those difficult clients and how to protect yourself in court should it come to that.
D e a l o r n o D e a l ! ...Would you like to retire to wealth?
by Sam Hyer
(Parts 1: Thurs., 3:30pm) (Parts 2: Thurs., 5:00pm)
Do you want to be a MILLIONAIRE? Feel you’ll never make it? Are you concerned about
your retirement? Want tips to get a starter investment fund going and growing? Then be in
the front row for this rewarding presentation as Sam will share with you her secrets for creating “end of career” wealth! Learn how Sam turned $20,000 into $250,000 and let her share
with you her personal retirement tips and plan. Don’t just retire to get by — retire to
WEALTH!
G ro o m S h o p 1 0 1 , p a rt s 1 - 2
by Patsy Tallant (Part 1: Fri., 9:00am) (Part 2: Fri.10:30am)
No matter your shop situation or size this presentation will show you how to grow your business and achieve your dreams. Learn how to: Analyze and market your business;
Experience the exciting spa packages that will add thousands of dollars to your profits;
Learn how to organize every aspect of your salon including “first impressions”, “paperwork”, “the right price for you”, “public relations” and “marketing”. Learn how your salon
can be the most respected and popular one in town.
C o n c e p t M a r k e t i n g by Sam Hyer (Fri., 12:00noon)
In this exciting, fast paced, creative lecture Sam will share with you how to create a marketing blitz (campaign, program, business concept). Each participant will leave with a marketing gift package they can individualize for their business. Please bring your current
brochure, business card, and sample of marketing items to share with Sam. If you want to
spice up your business and add excitement and PROFIT —then don’t miss this seminar.
K- 9 1 1 Em er g en c y ...w h a t t o d o in a n a t u r a l d isa st er
by Sam Hyer (Fri., 1:30pm)
When disaster strikes do you know what to do for the pets in your care, for the pets in your
community? Clients and the community rely on pet care professionals to know what to do
for pets when disaster strikes. This seminar was created for professionals facing Katrina as
a starter handbook and has evolved. Learn tips and ideas to assist you when you face an
unfamiliar situation so as to be proactive should your area face disaster. Allow Sam to spend
an hourwith you on how to feel secure in the face of turmoil. It is possible to plan for
emergencies!
F i n d i n g S u c c e s s I n B u s i n e s s by Kristen Fulton (Fri., 3:00pm)
What’s the old saying? When you’re up to your neck in alligators, it’s easy to forget that the
original objective was to drain the swamp! In today’s chaotic world, it’s sometimes easy to
lose sight of our goals and dreams. Whether your desire is to own a salon or mobile business, we all measure our success in different ways. This information-packed seminar will
teach you how to set goals for your business including how to make a to-do-list that will
guide you step-by-step toward your success. If you’re tired of putting out fires and have
lost sight of your original objectives and dreams — then this seminar is definitely for YOU!
This
twenty-four part
series is a
MUST-DO
for Salon
& Mobile
Owners!
M a r k e t i n g Y o u r B u s i n e s s o n t h e W e b by Kathleen
So you still don’t have a website? What’s stopping you? Maybe you
have a website, but you need a way to drive traffic to it. In this presentation, Kathleen will show you how to tap into this amazing
resource. She’ll show you how you can find inexpensive (or free) server space without those annoying ads. She will talk about the free trial
versions of Dreamweaver and Photoshop. Your target audience, content, design, usability issues and tricks to make search engines find
your site will also be covered.
Putman (Fri., 4:30pm)
L i c e n s i n g & L e g i s l a t i o n ...a two part series
by PJ Stull, Trish Finn & Grace Woodford
Part 1, Licensing & Legislation; How it can work for you —or not. ( Fri., 6:30pm)
In this seminar PJ will discuss how legislation works; the do’s and
don’ts for legislation and how to work on it in your area. Whether it
be breed specific legislation, mandatory spay or neuter or individual
licensing of Professional Pet Groomers and Stylists, you will find this
seminar informative in working around —or with legislation. PJ will
also discuss past and present groomer licensing bills discussing both
their pitfalls and advantages. No matter how you feel about this subject, you’ll want to participate in this informative presentation.
PJ helped to found the Canine Political Action Corps and in her capacity with that organization has been in the forefront of legislative actions
that could impact the pet care industry. As a law Professor, Trish stays
current with legislative workings and actions and Grace maintains a
position on the Animal Legislative Action Board for the state of
Georgia. This lively panel discussion on licensing of Professional
Groomers and Stylist lead by these three distinguished ladies is a “must
attend” for all pet care professionals who have businesses or seek a
future in the pet care industry. Wouldn’t you like to be informed?
After all, it could affect your business!
Part 2, Licensing & Legislation; a panel discussion. ( Fri., 8:00pm)
H e l p ! I n e e d S o m e b o d y by Sam Hyer (Sat., 9:00am)
Has your business gained momentum and you need help? Finding
another groomer all but impossible? Sam has some idea’s to free you
up to enjoy and build your business with alternatives to hiring a
groomer or stylist. Learn tips for hiring, places to look for help, what
options are available for you to maintain and build your business.
There is help —if you know where to find it!
A c c o u n ti n g 1 0 1 , p a rt s 1 - 2
by Jim Dowling, CPA, CFS & Certified Finacial Planner
(Part 1: Sat., 10:30am) (Part 2: Sat., 12:00n)
Are you able to track your company’s profitability. Do you understand
business structures? Do you understand what you can and cannot write
off in equipment? Do you know how to accelerate business deductions
to reduce your taxable income? Do you know whether you had gains
or losses over last year? Do you understand how to tax shelter your
revenues and keep your money in your pocket instead of the government’s bank account. Do you need financial advice? Jim Dowling is
not only a CPA and Certified Financial Planner, but also is Vice
President of one of the largest Accounting Firms in Dallas. His services are very expensive and his clientele very exclusive. This is your
chance to have your financial questions answered FREE by one of the
industry’s best. Don’t miss this outstanding opportunity!
(Proof of ownership can be any form of government ID along with a business card, cancelled check, bank ID, etc. that clearly has your business name
and you listed as the owner.) Check the box on the registration form stating “❏ owner” if you plan to attend any part of this series.
This series is for Salon Owners Only! Managers may attend with written approval from their employer.
A special
“Salon Management Certificate” will be issued to individuals who attend six or more of these programs
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Business Practices & Operations Programs continued...
Thank you, I have almost doubled my business
revenues since attending last year’s Classic Salon
Owners programs . I’ll be back again this year! It
has more than paid for itself!
- Attendee, Classic 06
How Would
You Like to
reate Wealth
& Realize Your Dreams?
Civ ilit y U n d er S ie g e! C re a ti n g a p ro d u c t iv e a n d
p l e a s a n t w o r k e n v i r o n m e n t , p a r t s 1 - 2 by Trish Finn
Human Relations in the Work Place Workshop
(Part 1: Sat., 1:30pm) (Part 2: Sat., 3:00pm)
Are you interested in discovering ways to attract talented new employees and to
keep current employees who have helped make your company successful? This
seminar will provide you with tools for more effective human relations in the
work place. no matter what we do, we do it with people. People make it all happen. No matter the size of your business, it takes people to be successful. There
are 7 major areas in human relations that hold the key to the success of your business. Come and learn how you can create a more effective, efficient and pleasant workplace by improving your interpersonal skills. We will talk about and
have interactive role plays that help you understand why our beliefs, attitudes,
and behaviors sometimes cause relationship problems in our personal lives and
in work-related situations.
B a l a n c i n g A c t ! by Lisa Vella (Sat., 3:00pm)
How to manage your shop and your life at the same time. We all know the feeling. Life gets in the way. Your salon is busy. You are booked with appointments.
Your bather did not show up. You are not alone in this feeling. In this lecture
you will learn techniques and guidelines to help you sift through the mess. You
will learn tools to assist you in managing your day, week, and beyond. (even your
non-grooming life!!) Tips on marketing yourself and your business will also
be included.
Wh a t ’ s Yo u r Pa w - lic y . . . o r Pr o te c ti n g Y o u r A s s et s
In today’s society we have to protect our assets. Do you have clients sign-in,
sign a disclaimer — or do you verbally explain your business policies? No matter your preference, there are some great techniques and methods that will help
you get your point across.
by Kristen Fulton
(Sat., 4:30pm)
B u ild i n g Y o u r W eb s ite !
This presentation covers the process of building your site in Dreamweaver. If
you have a laptop, bring it with you and get started. You will need Dreamweaver
and Photoshop, but you can download trial versions that will be good for 1 month
at:
1. Dreamweaver: http://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/
2. Photoshop: http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/
by Kathleen Putman
(Sun., 8:30am)
Coats Clinic
NOTE: Laptop is helpful —but NOT required to attend this seminar! Kathleen
will be available throughout the show to help individuals who bring their laptops
to put their websites together.
Super
Part 1 (Fri. 4:30pm)
Skin/Hair Anatomy 101
What do you know about
canine and feline skin and
hair anatomy? Yet, over
68% of dogs and cats have
some type of skin and coat
problem and need your
help. Pam will also update
you on some of the latest
anatomical research on canine skin and will clear
up some of the “urban legends” surrounding clipping of hair. For example, does clipping double
coated breeds REALLY affect its regrowth? This
seminar will help you understand skin and hair, its
reproductive processes and the importance of
therapeutic skin & coat care programs.
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U si n g P rin t Med i a t o Ma rk e t Y o u r B u sin e ss!
by Kathleen Putman
(Sun., 10:00am)
Chain stores have well developed brand identities that are easily recognized. This
presentation explores issues such as defining and appealing to your target market,
developing your logo and identity system, branding and more. We will also talk
about the use of brochures, flyers and print advertising. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to use this valuable resource to compete with the big guys.
B u s i ne s s R e l e a s e s , T h e G o o d , T h e B a d & T h e U g l y !
by Trish Finn, Professor of Law (Sun., 11:30am)
Have you ever needed a legal form or release, avoided going to a lawyer to get one
and simply gotten one from a friend or off a website on the internet? If you
answered yes, find out why this is a dangerous practice and how to determine if the
source of the documents you are going to rely on in a tight situation will protect you.
I ’ v e l o s t m y “ U m p f f ” ! by Kristen Fulton
(Sun., 11:30am)
In a career with a high burn-out rate and a job that can be quite lonely —sometimes
it is nice to get RE-FIRED up! Join me in this seminar for fun, laughs and a renewed
energy in your career.
M o n e y Fo r No t h i n g ! . . . S a m ’s t i p s f o r FR EE
by Sam Hyer (Sun, 1:00pm)
Ways to impress your clients that cost little to nothing out of your pocket. One of
the original “tons of tips” seminars, this fun, thought provoking, “dang I should have
thought of that” seminar will add to what makes you and your business sought after
and unique. Bring a note pad —the money making tips will fly and you won’t want
to mis a one.
P u t t h e P R O F I T b a c k i n y o u r P O C K E T ! by Barbara Shaffer
(Sun., 1:00pm)
Barb has owned and operated four fixed location salons, The Missouri School of
Dog Grooming and currently operates Paws at Your Door, mobile grooming and
styling salon. With over 30 years of experience designing and operating efficient pet
styling salons, she has a world of information and design expertise to share that will
help you lower overhead and put the profit back in your pocket! If you’d like to take
home a little more cash —then don’t miss this money-saving presentation.
...a four hour skin & coat care series By Nationally Acclaimed Skin & Coat Care Expert, Pam
Part 2
(Fri. 6:30pm)
The Effects
Water, Air ,
Chemicals &
Tools have on
Skin & Hair
This seminar will help you understand
how to brush, clipper, strip bath,
hydrate and dry hair to effectively
maintain its health. You’ll learn about
hydrobathing, wet dressings, water
soaks, choosing the right brush, comb
& stripping tools. Pam will help you
understand correct water and drying
temperatures ...and so much more.
Lauritzen
Part 3
(Sat. 9:00am)
Skin & Coat
Problems
Part 4
(Sat. 10:30am)
Topical Conditioning &
Spa Treatment Programs
Learn “how to topically evaluate and
analyze skin and
coat problems” and how to determine
and initiate the appropriate therapeutic
program. Learn about skin and coat
types and how to identify skin problems such as follicular occlusions and
strictures, lesions or microbial infections. This seminar is a MUST for all
pet care professionals.
Pet Spas have
become the profit
making trend of the decade. This seminar is designed help you develop
therapeutic skin and coat care programs designed to topically maintain
the skin and hair in optimum condition.
Pam will help you understand the
effects of products and how to use them
effectively in your topical conditioning
and spa treatment programs.
First Time Attendee Door Prize & My First Competition Award
Created & Sponsored by
Hanvey Specialty Engineering
Classic 2008
Programs
ISCC Approved
Bather/Dryer Certificate Programs:
An in-depth series of programs designed for bathers/dryers. Each seminar deals with
the skills required for expert dematting, brushing, combing, conditioning, bathing,
drying and touch-up trimming of canine/feline coats. Individuals completing
twelve of these seminars will receive a special “Bather/Dryer Certificate of
Attendance”!
ISCC Pet Injury Prevention, First Aid & CPR Program
...a four part series by Cheryl Dugas & Patty Martin
(Parts 1-4: Thurs., 2:00pm - 7:30:00pm)
Are you prepared for a sudden accident or illness of an animal while in your
care? What would you do if a dog breaks a leg— or collapses with heat stroke,
seizures, or heart attack? This presentation is a four hour series on Pet Injury
Prevention, Pet First Aid and CPR conducted by ISCC & Red Cross Certified
Pet First Aid and CPR Trainers Cheryl Dugas and Patty Martin. Upon successful completion of the class and written examination, ISCC Certification in
Pet Injury Prevention, First Aid & CPR is awarded. For individuals taking their
ISCC Petcare DermaTech testing, this program is credited toward the Health and
First Aid (105) written test. However, register early, the class is limited to 30.
Sun Protection — An Emerging Awareness
and Trend in Pet Care by Dr. Michael Fleck (Fri.., 9:00am )
Lifestyle changes in our lives and our pet’s lives have brought about the need
for sun protection, not only for the pet owner, but also for the pet. The inclusion
of our pets with our changing lifestyles of visits to the beach, swimming pools,
boating, dog parks, hiking and jogging has endangered our pets to overexposure
to ultraviolet rays of the sun. Learn why and how to protect the pet from overexposure to the sun. Find out the difference between UVA and UVB sunrays,
sunscreen and sun block, SPF and, finally, who are the prime pet candidates for
daily administration of sun protectors.
Growing Your Business One Cat at a Time: (Sat., 12:00noon)
How to become THE cat expert where you live. Educating yourself so
you can advise your clients to better understand their cat’s grooming
needs. Building your cat clientele and getting them to be more regular,
happier, less-stressed kitties and a profitable business for YOU!
Clippers & Combs & Cats, Oh My!: (Sat., 4:30pm)
Danelle will perform a LIVE demo of a full-coated cat groom inclusive
of a comb cut, and a lion cut. This “must-see”, hands-on demonstration
will incorporate quick tips for safe cat handling and how to condition
them to enjoy their grooming sessions.
To Ear or Not To Ear? by Dr. Michael Fleck
(Sat.., 1:30pm )
A look at the ears as it pertains to groomers and pet stylists and their
care of pets. Dr. Fleck will go over the anatomy and physiology of the
ears. He will also cover when to pluck, flush and treat the ears during
the grooming session and what products to use. He will also discuss
case studies and when you should or should not treat the ears.
Anatomy of Pet Nails — plus The Art of Nail Grinding
by Jayden Drelinger (Sat., 3:00pm)
In this power-packed, two part presentation, Julie will discuss quick and efficient techniques for bathing and drying pet coats. She’ll show you time proven
“short cuts” that will help you reduce preparation, dematting, bathing and drying time while providing outstanding quality. With over 40 years of experience,
Julie has lots to share!
Do you put off trimming nails because of the stress it creates for both
you and the pet? Nail care is an essential part of the dog’s care and
health. In this riveting presentation, Jayden will discuss nail anatomy,
nail clipping and nail clippers versus rotary tools. He’ll show you how
to use nail grinding tools properly and then perform a live demonstration of his revolutionary, award winning and ISCC approved nail tool
— the Peticure that has been proven to reduce the fear and stress experienced by pets while having their nails trimmed.
Mat-Anatomy — The Art of Dematting by Anna Hawks
(Fri., 12:00noon)
Reiki, the key to working stress free by Pennie Stone
(Sun.., 8:30am )
Successfully Opening or Adding a Self Service Dog Wash
by Donna Walker, RVT (Fri., 3:00pm)
LaBest: Animal Management, parts 1-2 by Deborah Walker
Bath, Brush, Buff & Shine, parts 1-2 by Julie Berkeley
(Part 1: Fri., 10:30am ) (Part 2: Sun., 1:00pm )
From Malamutes to Pomeranians, learn tips and “secrets of the trade” that will
help you demat double coated breeds in a fraction of the time generally spent.
She’ll show you how to eliminate brush burns and reduce stress to both yourself and the dog. From tangled to the most matted, funky coats, Anna will
demonstrate time-proven methods that will help you handle them all!
The Dog Wash industry has grown into a client accepted and entrepreneur
desired business. No longer is this type of business the novelty it once was.
Patrons not only expect to find Dog Washes in their cities, but they expect them
to be of a certain caliber. Have you ever considered opening up a self Serve
Dog Wash, or adding one to your pet styling salon? Do you wonder what it
would take to set one up? Do you think about what that would mean for you
and your business? Come and listen to the owners of the award winning South
Bark Dog Wash, LLC, home of the Blueberry Facial, explain the ins and outs
of this type of endeavor. Utilize examples and facts gained from their years of
experience to help guide you in your decisions in growing your business.
Bandanas, making the most of your dollar
& a yard of material by Joan Ivy (Fri., 8:00pm)
Cutting and decorating your own bandanas can not only save you money, but
really personalize your service. It doesn’t take much, just a little time, a paint
pen and cheap material. Go from plain old bandanas you can get anywhere to
ones that make your clients feel really special.
Danelle German, award winning Persian Cat breeder, inventor of the Catty Shack
Vac Drying System and founder of the newly formed National Cat Groomers
Institute of American is back to present the following three exceptional programs:
All About Cats ...a continued series by Danelle German
Cat Grooming for Beginners: (Fri., 1:30pm)
A photo parade of cat breeds with tidbits of information about each one as well
as tips on the various specialized grooming requirements they may have. Also,
the how’s and why’s of cat grooming — how often should a cat be groomed and
what are the main objectives when bathing and drying a cat. Identification of
the three types of feline temperaments and how to handle each as safely as possible is also the focus of this presentation.
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These are ISCC Approved
Preparatory DermaTech Programs!
With over
Master Reiki instructor, Pennie Stone will demonstrate how you can use
Reiki, the universal art of natural healing and calming to produce
calmer and happier pets and to provide you with a stress-free environment. This seminar is certain to give you a fresh outlook and will dramatically change the way you work with pets.
(Part 1: Sun., 8:30am) (Part 2: Sun., 10:00am)
In part 1 of this comprehensive and action-packed seminar, Debbie will
demonstrate the theories and practices of an Animal Behaviorist and
how to put them to use in your salon. She will demonstrate handling
techniques for settling active to very hyper dogs and show you her training method(s) that help them to become “perfect little angels”.
In part 2, Debbie will discuss and teach the proper techniques for handling puppies and geriatric dogs to make their styling session enjoyable
and comfortable. Desensitization and safety techniques will be demonstrated for use on phobic dogs of all ages.
How To Make Bad Skin and Hair Good, Treatment protocol for the Groomer, parts 1-2 by Dr. Michael Fleck
(Part 1: Sun.., 10:00am )
Dr. Fleck initiates the seminar-workshop with a discussion of ingredients found in contemporary pet shampoos and sprays that cleanse, exfoliate, enrich, add fragrance and sun protection to pet skin and hair.
Strategies will be discussed with appropriate protocols for product
ingredients that give the groomer the best opportunity to treat bad skin
and hair. Also protocols for groomer care of healthy pets will be
reviewed to maintain healthy pet skin. Comparisons of the pet groomer
with the cosmetologist and esthetician in human skin care are discussed.
Dr. Fleck attempts to define the parameters and limits of groomer treatments of the skin hair, eyes, ears, mouth and the peri-anal areas in a
workshop atmosphere. What does the groomer “treat” and what should
be left to the Veterinarian to diagnose and treat? A quick review of
“Treatment Protocol, part 1” will begin this seminar.
(Part 2: Sun, 11:30am )
eighty exciting hours of education to choose from, you
Pet Stylists Certificate Programs
Programs:
Super
This year we have four fantastic days of seminars featuring the
talents of many of the industry’s most renowned Pet Styling Artists . All the presentations are
in one, two and four parts focusing upon breed specific show and pet trims including breed
standards, perfecting breed profiles, show and pet styling techniques, and practical pet
styling adaptations suitable for pet trims. Individuals completing ten of these
seminars in addition to three of any of the other seminars will receive a
special “Pet Stylist Certificate of Attendance!
Poodle Styles & Designs, parts 1-5 by Scott Wasserman, Vero
Da Sylva, Trish Finn and Kaoru Nakajima
Are you ready for a new approach to the Poodle seminar? Have you ever wanted to get
up close and watch some of the best stylists in the U.S. execute their favorite Poodle
trims — all in the same room? This year at the U.S. Pet Pro Classic you have your
chance! Pam Lauritzen & Co is proud to present some of the most acclaimed Poodle
Stylists in the U.S. — all in one multi session seminar doing what they love best. Each
seminar will build into the next, so you will want to bring your camera and stay for the
entire five parts, five total hours of Poodle Mania, Styling, Tips and Techniques.
(Part 1: Thurs., 2:00pm) by Scott Wasserman
The Wonderful World of Poodles: First, Scott will review the breed standard
describing in detail the many different show and pet style trims that have become associated with this breed. He will then continue his presentation with execution of the eye
catching Scandanavian Trim. The high style and angular appearance of this trim makes
it a favorite amongst industry professionals.
(Part 2: Thurs., 3:30pm) by Vero Da Sylva & Trish Finn
Vero’s highly acclaimed “Best In Show” Trim: Next, Vero and Trish will
demonstrate step-by-step how to execute Vero’s exceptional Trim that won her multiple
“Best In Shows” in national and international Pet Styling competitions. This outstanding award winning design is sure to please even your most discriminating client!
(Part 3: Thurs., 5:00pm) by Trish Finn & Vero DaSylva
Modified Easy Maintenance Show Trim: Then, Trish and Vero are back to
demonstrate how to take Vero’s Best In Show trim and transform it into the same stylish, but surprisingly easy maintenance trim that can be executed quickly in your shop
and is a guaranteed eye stopper on the street. This is a trim you can charge a high price
for — but do in a fraction of the time.
(Part 4: Thurs., 6:30pm) by Kaoru Nakajima
The Continental Trim: The fourth part of this outstanding “Poodle” seminar will
feature Kaoru Nakajima, a world renowned Poodle Stylist and associate of Trish and
Vero will demonstrate the intricacies of the fancy Continental Trim you see on top winning Poodles in shows like Westminster. Kaoru is bringing a special dog from
California as a model.
(Part 5: Thurs., 8:00pm) by Vero Da Sylva, Kaoru Nakajima, Scott
Wasserman and Trish Finn
Question/Answer Session: Finally, the FANTASIC FOUR will come together as
a panel. They’ll have their dogs, power point presentations and good humor for this
one-of-a-kind Q/A session. Feel free to ask any questions — they’re sure to have the
answers!
Not only will the FANTASTIC FOUR demonstrate their skills, but fun
and laugher will abound during this one-of-a-kind presentation! Take a
front row seat — you may never have an opportunity to see these outstanding stylists assembled in one seminar again!
The Mechanics & Art of Pet Styling, parts 1-2 by Pam Lauritzen
Part 1 (Fri., 9:00am): Fitting Shears
Back by popular demand. Pam will show you how to achieve a smoother scissor trim in
less time without neuromuscular injuries (carpal tunnel, etc.)? Attend this seminar and
you’ll find out how. Learn how to choose the right shears for YOU!
An intense program on the Art of Pet Styling designed to help you understand how to
interpret breed standards, identify breed specific “faults and attributes” and sculpt and
design canine coats. Also Included is... Outlining, Creating “ideal” angulation, Pivot
Point Scissoring and Body Position in Relationship to the Task. It’s a power-packed
hour that is sure to improve the quality of your trims.
Part 2 (Fri., 10:30pm): The Art of Pet Styling
Learning how to groom faster and easier without compromising the quality of the trim
is the focus of this presentation on easy maintenance styling methods and techniques.
Faster is not just a convenience but a way of life when it comes to a busy salon. Learn
how to save time and make money without compromising style when you attend this
outstanding event!
Easy Maintenance Trims Made Easy by Julie Berkeley (Fri., 12:00noon)
you’ll find this year’s Classic
Star
Scissoring for Lefties by Kathleen Putman
(Fri., 1:30pm): Everyone is born right handed, some of us overcome it! If you
are tired of trying to scissor dogs in a right handed world because you are left
handed, then this seminar is for you. The manufacturers are finally making true
“lefty” shears —but they won’t work for you. Kathleen will explain the reasons why. In addition, body positioning is different for lefties so Kathleen will
explain how to reverse everything in your mind from what a right handed person shows you. She will have a model dog for you to practice on and will be
available for you throughout the show if you need more help with your lefthanded scissoring technique.
The Art of Styling Double Coated Breeds by Patsy Edmonson
(Fri., 3:00pm): Does the outer coat become damaged when trimmed? Why do
double-coated breeds seem to be prone to hot spots. What is the easiest way to
demat double-coated breeds. What are the best tools, products, methods and
techniques required to style double-coated breeds. These and many more questions will be answered by double-coated breed expert and AKC Judge, Patsy
Edmonson during her in depth presentation on styling double coated breeds.
Is That A Poodle, parts 1-2 by Paul Bryant
(Fri., 4:30pm): Understanding and visualizing the distinct differences between
the Poodle and Bichon breed standards ...plus styling techniques and live demo
on the Bichon Frise will be performed by Paul Bryant, an award winning Pet
Stylist and breeder and handler of multiple Bichon Champions. A Bichon in
show trim will be used for this outstanding presentation.
So you think you know the Shar Pei, parts 1-2 by Lois Brown
(Part 1: Fri., 6:30pm) (Part 2: Fri., 8:00pm)
Part one will introduce you to the Shar with insights as to why they have wrinkles, skin problems, different coat types and temperament issues.
Part two becomes more specific about the skin problems associated with this
ofttimes misunderstood breed. Demos with live dogs will allow you to see a
condition called mucinosis which causes funky, blister-like bubbles. Lois will
demonstrate how to handle this skin problem without damaging the blisters
while managing the dog’s coat and nails. Also see and feel the difference
between a horsecoated, brushcoated and bearcoated Shar Pei.
Master blade and scissor sharpener Quinton Been will conduct clipper and scissor
maintenance and repair workshops. Learn how to maintain and preserve the life of
your clippers, blades, and shears. Quinton will also be in the OK Pet Products booth
throughout the show to answer questions and assist you with any equipment problems
you may be experiencing. Bring your Shears & Blades, Quinten will be
Clipper Maintenance & Repair by Quinton Been (Fri.&Sat, 4:00pm )
available for sharpening throughout the show!
This seminar can be credited towards ISCC Master Pet Stylist clipper
maintenance & repair written exam (test #202)! An ISCC Verification
form may be obtained at the ISCC Booth.
Specialized Seminars parts 1-4: Sponsored by Chris Christensen
Performed by Eric Salas & Chris Christensen
For over 40 years, Chris has been extensively involved in the business of hair products and is now founder of Chris Christensen Systems, Inc. Chris knows and
understands hair and the chemicals required to maintain its condition. Eric has
spent many years grooming, styling, training and handling some of the top ranked
breeds and has traveled throuhout the U.S. conducting seminars on animal behavior, training, conditioning, styling, handling and working with aggressive dogs.
During these specialized seminars you will learn many new techniques on increasing speed, working with difficult dogs, easy and time saving methods for creating
perfect Terrier coats and learn how to solve the mystery of tools and products. Eric
and Chris will take you on a guided tour into the world of hair and will make you
the master on producing the most incredible coats in very little time. Perfecting
your future in dogs and keeping it fun and profitable, will be the result of these
incredible workshops with Eric and Chris!
Part 1:
Part 2:
Part 3:
Part 4:
Fri., 9:00-11:00am:
Fri., 1:00-3:00pm:
Fri., 4:00-6:00pm:
Fri., 7:00-9:00pm:
A Guided Tour into the Wonderful World of Hair
Working with Difficult Dogs
The World of Terriers
Tricks of the Trade
Super Stars an enlightening experience.
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Pet Stylists
Certificate Programs
Continued:
photo by Tom Weigand,
The Winning Image
Creative Styling 101, the Angela Kumpe Methods, part 1-2
by Angela Kumpe
(Part 1: Saturday., 9:00am) (Part 2: Saturday., 10:30am)
In part one of this fun and creative presentation, award winning CREATIVE STYLING
SUPER STAR, Angela Kumpe will first demonstrate simple ways to use color and other
creative touches that will reward you by making your job more pleasant and by adding
extra dollars to your income! ...then part two will take you on a journey from simple
techniques to show stopping creative designs. In this colorful presentation you’ll learn
how to color, set patterns, design backgrounds, costumes and presentations for competition, parades or advertisements. Get there early because you won’t want to miss one
minute of this show stopping presentation presented by Top Creative Styling Artist
and Author, Angela Kumpe! Angela will be available in her booth to autograph
copies of her new book, “A Creative Collection” ...a Step by Step Instructional
Guide to Creative Styling.
Anatomy of a Shear by Anna Hawks
(Sat., 12:00noon)
What do you really know about the most important tool in your toolbox —your
shears! Do you know how it’s made? What is the difference between the $25 and
the $2500 shears besides the price tag. What is the Rockwell Rating? Learn what a
convex edge is and how to have it sharpened correctly. Learn how to to ask your
sharpener questions without being insulting. What to do when you drop your shears
on the floor and how to keep your shears in use until the sharpener arrives. Don’t
miss this highly informative and money-saving seminar!
Styling the Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier, parts 1-2 by Jodi Murphy
(Part 1: Sat., 1:30pm) (Part 2: Sat., 3:00pm)
Explore the Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier with Jodi. She will discuss the history
of the breed and will also help you understand the breed standard. The beautiful
flowing coat of the the Soft-Coated Wheaten cannot be denied. However, it is a
coat that can be very challenging for groomers. Jodi will discuss the show trim
as well as the modified version of the pet trim. You will see first hand how Jodi
manipulates this coat to give you that beautiful natural flowing appearance.
Thinning shears are Jodi’s favorite tools and these tools are the secret of grooming this breed. Come watch this amazing award winning Pet Stylist, Jodi
Murphy share her “styling tips and secrets” as she performs her magic on
the Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier.
Oops! I Made A Mistake and How to Fix It
by Grace Woodford and Paul Bryant
(Sat., 4:30pm )
Have you ever had the dog move just when you were about to remove that last bit of hair?
Have you ever thought your clipper had a 5 blade attached — only to learn too late it was
a 7 blade? In this entertaining seminar, Grace and Paul will share how to correct those
embrassing mishaps that seem to plague every busy groomer and stylist. You’ll love their
innovative solutions to what can seem like disaster.
Styling the Miniature Schnauzer by Paul Bryant (Sun., 8:30am):
In this in depth powerpoint and hands-on presentation, award winning Pet Stylist,
Handler and Breeder, Paul Bryant will cover the breed standard, styling tools, methods
and techniques required for pet and show trimming the Miniature Schnauzer.
Styling Cairn, Norwich & Norfolk Terriers ...a comparison
by Grace Woodford (Sun., 10:00am):
Would you like to learn the difference between styling the Cairn, Norwich and Norfolk
Terriers. Is there a difference in body patterns? What about the expression and head
types? If you clipper the coats, will they be damaged? How often should they be
trimmed to maintain a handstripped coat? Grace will share tips and secrets that she has
learned after years of working with Terrier coats and top handlers throughout the United
States. If you want to learn how to properly pet and show trim these breeds, then don’t
miss this exceptional opportunity to learn from Terrier expert, Grace Woodford.
Styling Cockers by Jodi Murphy
(Sun., 11:30am)
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The American Cocker Spaniel is one of the most popular breeds with pet owners.
However, they can be every pet groomer and stylist’s worst nightmare if not properly
groomed, styled and maintained. Let Jodi show you how to put an easy maintenance,
cute, yet stylized trim on this breed. Learn how to capture that irresistble “cockery”
expression. Jodi will demonstrate techniques that will help you achieve a beautiful and
natural pet trim.
Styling the Lakeland, Airedale & Wire Fox Terriers ...a comparison
by Scott Wasserman (Sun., 1:00pm): Understanding and visualizing the
breed standards for the Lakeland, Airedale and Wire Fox Terriers and their similarities and differences is the focus of this comparative presentation. Scott will
demonstrate the styling equipment, techniques and method used for their body
pattern. He will then show you the subtle differences in their facial expressions
and how to trim their heads. If you’re not certain what the differences are
between the body patterens and head styles for these breeds, then take a front row
seat for this outstanding presentation performed by acclaimed terrier expert —
Mr. Terrier himself, Scott Wasserman!
Clipper Techniques & Ergonomics by Scott Wasserman
(Sat., 4:30pm)
Achieving smoother clipper work, in the least amount of time and without developing neuromuscular injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome, white finger, tendinitis, etc. is the focus of this time & body-saving seminar performed by one of
the industry’s top winning Pet Stylists, Scott Wasserman.
Kim Laube & Company Specialized Seminars: Sponsored by Kim
Laube & Company
Performed by Kim Laube
Acclaimed Inventor and manufacturer of top selling pet clippers, brushes,
combs, stripping tools, shampoos, conditioners and many other pet products,
Kim Laube has over thrity years experience in the pet care industry. When it
comes to understanding clipper design, maintenance and use, who knows better than the inventor himself, Kim Laube —and when it comes to understanding the effects of chemicals (shampoos, conditioners, rinses, etc.) on
hair, who knows better than one of the industry’s leading pet products manufacturers, Kim Laube.
...This year the U.S. Pet Pro Classic is pleased to present Kim Laube in a
special four hour, four part presentation on clippers, blades and the effects of
pet products on skin and hair. This is a rare opportunity to be able to learn
from and get your questions answered by the inventor and manufacturer of
the extraordinary Kim Laube and Company products. If you’d like to get better performance and extend the lifetime of your clippers and blades; if you
would like to reduce the time it takes you to clip your dogs; or if you need to
have a better understanding of the products you use —then you won’t want
to miss a minute of this rarely seen, powerful presentation!
Part 1: Sat., 9:00am:
Part 2: Sat., 10:30am:
Part 3: Sat., 12:00n:
Part 4: Sat., 1:30pm:
...P lus
Why S.P.M.’s (strokes per minute) are IMPORTANT to YOU!
Maintaining Laube Clippers
Choosing the PERFECT Blade!
What’s In The Bottle? ...Choosing the right
shampoo for each skin and coat type.
Platform
Be-Dazzled by Angela Kumpe
demos will be performed on:
Clipper Art by Angela Kumpe
Bows & More by Patsy Tallant
Handstripping Techniques by Scott Wasserman
4 Feet In 4 Minutes or Less by Julie Berkeley
Teddy Bear Faces by Anna Hawks
Posting Terrier Legs by Grace Woodford
Poodle Tail Sets by Trish Finn
Bichon Heads by Paul Bryant
The Groomer’s Helper by Chuck Simons (in booth)
4 Feet In 4 Minutes or Less by Julie Berkeley
Easy Thinning Shear Tricks by Vero DaSylva
Creative Clipper Art by Angela Kumpe
Clipper Vacuuming Made Easy in Hanvey Booth
Handstripping Techniques by Vero DaSylva
Teddy Bear Faces by Patsy Tallant
Snap On Combs by Jerry Been
Fri., 9:45am
Fri., 11:15am
Fri.,12:45pm
Fri., 2:15pm
Fri., 3:45pm
Fri., 5:15pm
Fri., 5:45pm
Fri., 7:45pm
Sat., 9:45am
Sat., 10:00am
Sat., 11:15am
Sat., 12:45pm
Sat., 2:15pm
Sat., 3:45pm
Sun., 10:15am
Sun., 11:45am
Sun., 12:45pm
“My First”
Competition
Stop thinking
about it—just do it!
Who is eligible?
Anyone who has never competed in Regular Class Competition.
How do I register?
Using the Classic08 registration form, select the regular classes and
division in which you plan to compete (Sporting, Terriers, Non-Sporting
over 17”, Non-Sporting 17” and under, or Potpourri class) — Then
check the My First Competition box and you’re entered. (Be sure to
check the My First Competition box, or you will be ineligible.)
How do I win?
The class Judge for each division will choose one placement from “My
First Competition” entries only. The “First Time” class winners become
eligible to compete for Best “First Time Competitor In Show” at the Pet
Baron’s Ball & Awards Banquet on Saturday evening.
Be s t F i rs t T i me C o mp et i to r I n Sh o w
receives a
Grand Prize valued at
$1000 in Hanvey Bucks
Class Winners Receive A Plaque.
All “First time” Contestants Receive
A Certificate of Participation.
Created & Sponsored by
If
Hanvey
Specialty
Engineering
you’ve been thinking
about attending the
U.S. Pet Pro
Classic
...then this is the year for
YOU!
First Time Attendees
at this year’s Classic will be eligible to win a
Hanvey Specialty Engineering
LIP System Hydraulic Elevator Table
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...or Hanvey
valued at
Bucks
$900.00
o what’s stopping you?
Isn’t it time to make this your first year...
Eligibility requirements: (1) This must be your 1st year to attend the U.S. Pet
Pro Classic. (2) You must check the “1st Time Attendee” box on the Classic registration form. (3) You must be present at the Awards Banquet on Sunday 10/19/2008.
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Notice: Contest Rules are strictly enforced! Complete
Rules are available by calling (972) 414-9715 ...or downloading from www.petstylist.com — click on contest rules.
Classic 07 “1st Place Intermediate
Terriers & 1stPlace Terrier Group”
Winner, Charlotte Braddock .
Classic 2008
roomTeam Sanctioned Pet Styling Competition
Featuring classes for Open (Div. A), Intermediate (Div. AA), and Entry Level (Div. AAA) Competitors
n addition to the exciting educational seminars, trade show, exceptional
styling demonstrations, and fun, the Classic is host to a nationally recognized Pet Styling competition complete with open classes eligible for
GroomTeam points. Whether you wish to compete or just watch, the
Classic multi-divisional competition will definitely be a highlight
you’ll never forget. If you plan to enter the competition and would like
the rules call: 972-414-9715 - fax: 972-530-3313 or download from:
PetStylist.com (click on classic) This year’s contest sponsors and
awards are:
The U.S. Pet Pro
Classic
U.S. Champion
Expresses its
sincere
appreciation
for the
generous
support of its
contest
sponsors.
Thank you!
Non-Sporting Breeds over 17”
LaBest
Academy
of Animal Arts
Group Awards
(Best Pet Stylist In Show)
Sponsored by
Sporting
Breeds
sponsored by
ESPREE
Group Awards
Peticure
$1000 Cash ...plus
U.S. Champion Custom Designed 14Kt.
Gold Ring ($1500 value)
...and the
U.S. Champion Trophy
1st: $200 2nd: $100 3rd: $50
...plus Group Trophies
Divisional Classes
Open: 1st-$100; 2nd-$50; 3rd-$25
Intermediate: 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place plaques
Entry Level: 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place plaques
Non-Sporting Breeds 17” & under
Oklahoma
Shear Company
Best All Around
Pet Sty list
$500 Cash ...plus Trophy
and a
Sponsored by
sponsored by
Group Awards
1st: $200 2nd: $100 3rd: $50
Divisional Classes
Open: 1st-$100; 2nd-$50; 3rd-$25
Intermediate: 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place plaque
Entry Level: 1st, 2nd & 3rd place trophy
Sterling Silver
U.S. Best All Around Champion Custom
Designed Medallion valued at $500
Laube Open
Peticure
1st: $200 2nd: $100 3rd: $50
Divisional Classes
Open: 1st-$100; 2nd-$50; 3rd-$25
Intermediate: 1st, 2nd,& 3rd place plaques
Entry Level: 1st, 2nd,& 3rd place plaques
Terrier Breeds
Chris
Christensen
sponsored by
Group Awards
1st: $200 2nd: $100 3rd: $50
Divisional Classes
Open: 1st-$100; 2nd-$50; 3rd-$25
Intermediate: 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place plaque
Entry Level: 1st, 2nd & 3rd place trophy
Potpourri Class
Graywood
sponsored by the
A c a d e m y of P e t c a r e
& Design
Group Awards
1st: $200 2nd: $100 3rd: $50
Divisional Classes
Open: 1st-$100; 2nd-$50; 3rd-$25
Intermediate: 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place plaques
Entry Level: 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place plaques
Cr e a t i v e P e t S t y l i n g C h a l l e n g e
Kim Laube
Corporation
1s Place: $500 cash & $500 Laube Gift Certificate ...plus U.S. Creative Challenge Championship Trophy
2nd Place: $300 cash + Trophy 3rd Place: $100 cash + Trophy People’s Choice: $100 Gift Certificate + Trophy
sponsored by
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Rooms must be booked by
Oct. 1, 2008 for special rates!
here we’ll be...
Sterling Hotel
The
.DALLAS, TX.
Test Application
Dallas - Oct. 16-19, 2008
(Specify date(s) you wish to test!)
Registration Deadline: 10/10/08
Location
DATE
Member #
Name
Address
City/ST/Zip
Sterling Hotel, Dallas,
1055 Regal Row, Dallas, TX 75247
Airport Freeway (Hwy 183) , exit Regal Row
is the official show site of this year’s
U.S. Pet Pro Classic.
All Classic Seminars, Trade Show, Party, Banquet and Contest
activities, and all Guest rooms will be at the Sterling Hotel. .
This year DOGS WILL BE ALLOWED IN SLEEPING ROOMS, but
they must be crated (with protective liners under crates) and
given proper care and exercise in designated dog walk areas
only. Classic guests with dogs will be charged a $30 non-refundable
pet deposit and will be held financially responsible for any and all damages that may occur as a result of their pets to show and/or hotel
rooms and property. The Sterling Hotel, Dallas is a full service hotel
located in the heart of the DFW Metroplex. It is approximately 12 miles
from DFW International airport and 5 miles from Love Field airport. It
is conveniently located on Hwy 183 and Regal Row and offers a high
rise view of the Dallas and Las Colinas skylines. With its central location and reasonable room
rates, the Sterling Hotel is
Room rate: $89 s/d
sure to please all our
Ask about “show specials” room upgrades
Classic guests.
Additional Individuals in Room: $10 per person
M
For Sterling Hotel Reservations/Directions:
ention
214-634-8550
U.S. Pet Pro Classic
to receive the above listed special room rates
Phone
E-mail Address
Proctor(s)
To be filled
in by Certifier
Certifier(s)
To be filled
in by Certifier
Membership: $125
1st year
$100 1yr. renewal $250 3yr. renewal
TEST FEES: $50 per written $125 per Practical
❏ 101 Skin/coat
❏ 201 Clipper Techniques
❏ 102 Topical Cond.
❏ 202 Clipper Maintenance
❏ 103 Parasites
❏ 203 Scissor Techniques
❏ 104 Terminology
❏ 204 Art of Styling
❏ 105 Health/1st Aid
❏ 205 Handstripping
❏ 106 Behavior, part 1
❏ 206 Non-Sporting: ❏ Poodle ❏ Bichon
❏ 107 Behavior, part 2
❏ 207 Sporting: Breed
❏ 108 Anatomy
❏ 208 Terrier: Breed
❏ 109 Zoonotics
❏ 209 Other Breeds
❏ 110 Breed ID(SB/HND)
❏ 210 NS Practical
❏ 111 Breed ID(WK/TR)
❏ 211 SP Practical
❏ 112 Breed ID(TY/NS/HER) ❏ 212 TR Practical
❏ 113 DermaTech Practical
❏ 301 Meritus Thesis ($1000.00)
❏ 302 Meritus Practical ($1500.00)
I am entered in the competition
and wish to use my contest dogs: ❏ Yes ❏ No
Payment by:
❏ Check ❏ Credit Card, #listed below ❏
Credit Card #
Money Order
❏
Cash
Amount $
Exp. Date:
Stop! Read carefully and sign:
I agree to absolve ISCC and its representatives of any liability which might occur as a result
of my participation in ISCC testing. I further agree to accept the decisions of the ISCC
Certifiers and their approved representatives as final and binding. I understand the hotel has
a NO DOGS IN SLEEPING ROOMS POLICY and I agree to pay $500 to the Crowne
Plaza Hotel for each infraction should I fail to respect and comply with the hotel policy that
prohibits dog(s) within hotel sleeping rooms, and as such I agree to be held financially liable
for any and all such damages and fees, and by my acceptance of these terms & conditions I
hereby authorize all applicable and appropriate charges to my credit card.
Signature_________________________________date_____________
Free Door Prize Drawings
will be held during the Awards Banquet,
4:30pm, Sunday, October 19th.
You must be present to win.
Make checks payable and mail to:
ISCC, 2702 Covington Dr., Garland, TX 75040
Fax to: (972) 530-3313 ...or email: iscc@PetStylist.com
Questions? call: (972) 414-9715
Don’t forget to plan time to Shop!
You’ll find lots of bargains.
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Check this out!
Pet Styling Show 2008
Vendor
Platforms
Thursday, Oct. 16th - Friday, Oct. 17th
Styling
Seminars
Seminar
Times
Thurs., 10/16:
Bather/Dryer
Seminars
ISCC Pet Injury
Prevention, First Aid
and CPR, part 1
Poodle Styles &
Designs, part 1
Scott Wasserman &
Vero Da Sylva
3:30pm
Cheryl Dugas & Patty Martin
Poodle Styles &
Designs, part 2
5:00pm
6:30pm
8:00pm
Kaoru Nakajima
Scott Wasserman
Extra Touch
Clipper Art
Quick Clips Clipper Art
Styling
Extra Touch
12:45pm
Bows,
& More
Bows
Tallant
2:15pm
HandStripping
Techniques
Wasserman
3:45pm
4 Feet in
4 minutes
or less!
Berkeley
5:15pm
Teddy
Bear Face
Hawks
4:00pm
Extra Touch
5:45pm
Posting
Terrier
Legs
Woodford
Extra Touch
7:45pm
Poodle
Tail Sets
Finn
18
a
prior to competing.
Sam Hyer
must attend!
Sam Hyer
Trish Finn
Vero Da Sylva
Scott Wasserman
ISCC Pet Injury
and CPR, part 4
Deal or No DEAL!
part 2 (Do you want to be a
Millionaire-retire to Wealth?)
Wasserman, Finn, Da Sylva
and Nakajima
of Pet Styling, part 1
Groom Shop 101,
part 1
Pam Lauritzen
10:30am The Mechanics & Art
of Pet Styling, part 2
Pam Lauritzen
12:00am Easy Maintenance
Trims Made Easy!
Julie Berkeley
emerging awareness
& trend in Pet Care
Dr. Michael C. Fleck
1:30pm Scissoring For
Lefties
Mat-Anatomy 101
...the Art of
Dematting
Concept Marketing 101
(Everyone attending this seminar
will receive a FREE marketing
packet donated by Vista Print)
3:00pm The Art of Styling
Double Coated
Breeds
Patsy Edmonson
4:30-6:00pm
Is That A Poodle?
(a comparasion of Poodles &
Bichons) - Paul Bryant
U.S..Yarn Dog
Sam Hyer
K-911
(What to do in a natural Disaster)
Successfully opening
or adding a Self
Service Dog Wash
Finding Success In
Business
SuperCoats, part 1
...a “back to basics”
skin and coat care
program for pets.
Marketing Your
Business on The Web
Donna Walker
Pam Lauritzen
Challenge Class sponsored by
Jean & Meggan Mulcahy, Judges
A cademy of
P etcare &
Design
Judges
Open:
Inter:
Entry:
Group:
Kaoru Nakajima
Vero Da Sylva
Luther Edmonson
Scott Wasserman
9:00-11:00am
Chris Christensen presents
A Guided Tour into
the World of Hair
9:00am: Pre-Judging
Non-Sporting
Breeds over 17”
Chris Christensen & Eric Salas
sponsored by
LaBest
Patsy Tallant
Cat Grooming for
Beginners
Danelle German
Kathleen Putman
Patsy Tallant
Groom Shop 101,
part 2
Anna Hawks
sponsored by
G ra y w o o d
9:00am - Classic Trade Show Opens
Brush, Bath, Buff &
Shine! part 1
(quick & efficient techniques for
bathing and drying that will
make you the glimmer in your
client’s eyes) - Julie Berkeley
6:00pm-9:30pm
Potpourri Class
ISCC Petcare Facility Standards
and Certification娃
The ISCC Pet Care Facility Standards & Certification
is a voluntary Certification & Educational program designed to
provide special recognition to pet styling businesses who demonstrate the highest level of professionalism. If you’d like to learn
more about how your salon can become certified — then this
outstanding program is for you!
Poodle Styles &
Designs, part 5
4:30pm
Trish Finn
Poodle Styles &
Designs, part 4
How to deal with your 4:00pm: Contestant’s
most difficult clients Orientation: All contestant’s Contest Registration
must attend an orientation
Deadline: 10/2/08
...LEGALLY!
7:00pm: Judges
Deal or No DEAL!
part 1 (Do you want to be a Meeting:
Millionaire-retire to Wealth?) Judges only
8:00am - REGISTRATION
9:00am The Mechanics & Art Sun Protection ...an
Explore and
U.S.
Championship
competition
Specialized
Seminars
ISCC Pet Injury
and CPR, part 2
ISCC Pet Injury
and CPR, part 3
Poodle Styles &
Designs, part 3
Friday, 10/17:
11:15am
Clipper
Art
Kumpe
Business
Management
1:00pm - EARLY REGISTRATION - Don’t forget to pre-register -it saves time and money - Show Pre-registration deadline 10/10/08
2:00pm
9:45am
BeDazzled
Kumpe
The Classic seminar series begins on Thursday at 2:00pm. Early
registration begins at 1:00pm, Thursday. All Seminars are 1hr. in
length with 30min. breaks. Platform shows are 15-20 minute
demos spotlighting styling tips, tricks and cosmetic makeovers that
add that extra touch and are sponsored by the Classic Vendors.
1:00-3:00pm
Working with
Difficult Dogs
Kathleen Putman
Open:
Inter:
Entry:
Group:
Judges
Vero Da Sylva
Jodi Murphy
Paul Bryant
Kaoru Nakajima
2:00pm: Pre-Judging
Sporting Breeds
Sam Hyer
Kristen Fulton
Academy
of Animal Arts
4:00-6:00pm
The World of
Terriers
sponsored by
ESPREE
Open:
Inter:
Entry:
Group:
Judges
Jodi Murphy
Vero Da Sylva
Grace Woodford
Scott Wasserman
Yarn Dogs must be set-up in their designated area and ready for Judging by no
later than 4:00pm. Contestants must check-in with registration upon arrival for
set-up time and area. Once the entries have been judged, Classic attendees are
invited to view and cast their vote for the “People’s Classic Choice” Award.
S h o p t h e C l a s s i c V e n d o r s — Many exhibitors will be performing ongoing demonstrations in their booths.
6:30pm So You Think You
Know The Shar Pei?
Lois Brown
8:00pm So You Think You
Know The Shar Pei
...but wait there’s
more!
Lois Brown
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SuperCoats, part 2
skin and coat care
program for pets.
Pam Lauritzen
Part 1: Licensing and
Legislation: How it
can work for you ...or
not!
P.J. Stull
Bandanas, making the Part 2: Licensing and
most for your dollar & Legislation: A panel
discussion
a yard of material.
Joan Ivy
P.J. Stull, Trish Finn, and Grace
Woodford
6:00pm - Classic Trade Show Closes
4:00pm
7:00-9:00pm
Chris Christensen presents U.S. Runway Creative
Tricks of the Trade Competitors Orientation
Chris Christensen &
and Rehearsal
Eric Salas
For “Runway Creative
Styling Competitor Only
(All “Runway Creative”
Styling Competitors must
attend this Rehearsal.)
Vendor
Platforms
Saturday, October 18th
Seminar
Times
Styling
Seminars
Bather/Dryer
Seminars
Business
Management
U.S.
Championship
competition
Specialized
Seminars
8:30am: REGISTRATION - Don’t forget to pre-register - it saves time and money - Pre-registration deadline 10/10/08
Classic Trade Show Opens, Contest Viewing, and Platform Shows Begin
9:00am
Creative Styling
...the Angela Kumpe
Methods, part 1
SuperCoats, part 3
skin and coat care
program for pets.
Help! I need
Somebody
(Employee Hiring)
Kim Laube & Co. presents
Why S.P.M.’s (Strokes per
minute) are Important
to YOU!
Creative Styling
...the Angela Kumpe
Methods, part 2
SuperCoats, part 4
skin and coat care
program for pets.
Accounting 101,
part 1
Maintaining Laube
Clippers
12:00n
Anatomy of
A Shear
Growing Your
Business One CAT at
a Time!
Accounting 101,
part 2
Choosing the perfect
clipper blade.
1:30pm
Styling the SoftCoated Wheaten,
part 1
To Ear or
NOT to Ear?
Civility Under Seige!
Creating a Productive
& Pleasant Work
Environment, part 1
... A “Human Relations in
the Work Place” workshop
Kim Laube & Co. presents 2:00pm: Pre-Judging
What’s In The Bottle? Non-Sporting
Choosing the right
Breeds
shampoo for each skin
17”
& Under
and coat type.
Civility Under Seige!
Creating a Productive
& Pleasant Work
Environment, part 2
... A “Human Relations in
the Work Place” workshop
Balancing Act!
How to manage your
Salon and Your Life
at the same Time.
What’s your PAW-licy!
...or Protecting your
assests
Clipper Techniques &
Ergonomics
9:00am
Groomer’s Helper Booth Quick Clips
9:45am
Bichon
Head
Bryant
10:00am
The
Groomer’s
Helper
Simmons
Booth
Demo
Quick Clips
11:15am
4 Feet In
4 Minutes
or Less
Berkeley
Scissor Art
12:45pm
Easy
Thinning
Shear
Tricks
Da Sylva
Extra Touch
2:15pm
Creative
Clipper
Art
Kumpe
Clipper Vacuuming
3:45pm
Clipper
Vacuuming
Made
Easy
Hanvey
Booth
Demo
10:30am
Angela Kumpe
Angela Kumpe
Anna Hawks
Styling the SoftCoated Wheaten,
part 2
Jim Dowling
Jim Dowling
Anatomy of Pet Nails
...plus The Art of Nail
Grinding
Jayden Drelinger
Trish Finn
Oops! I Made A
Mistake & How to
Fix It.
Grace Woodford &
Paul Bryant
7:30pm
Sam Hyer
Trish Finn
Jodi Murphy
4:30pm
Pam Lauritzen
Danelle German
Jodi Murphy
3:00pm
Pam Lauritzen
Clippers and Combs
and Cats, OH MY!
Danelle German
Kirsten Fulton
E xperienc e the lauchi ng of a s pecta cula r
Kim Laube
9:00am: Pre-Judging
Terrier Breeds
Kim Laube
Kim Laube
Kim Laube
New Event!
The Classic Runway Contest & Party - 8:30-12:00midnight
The evening begins with Vendor Sponsored Hospitality Suites
...then Imagine Runway Models ...now add dogs trimmed and
costumed in “anything goes”, over-the-top Creative Designs. Throw in
spotlights, a PARTY and an outrageous MC and you’ve got a fantastic,
one-of-a-kind Runway Creative Design Competition & PARTY!
It’s a positively, Outrageously, Fun Event!
Oklahoma
Shear Company
sponsored by
Lisa Vella
Scott Wasserman
Judges
Open: Grace Woodford
Inter: Scott Wasserman
Entry: Vero Da Sylva
Group: Paul Bryant
R
Judges
Open: Kaoru Nakajima
Inter: Luther Edmonson
Entry: Paul Bryant
Group: Vero Da Sylva
Staging: 6:00pm
Judging: 9:00pm
unway Creative
Styling Challenge
Competition
U.S.
sponsor
Panel
Judges
Jean Mulcahy,
Meggan Mulcahy,
Luther Edmonson,
Kaoru Nakajima, and
Kathleen Putman
7:30pm: Vendor
Hospitality Suites
Rooms to be announced
This is sure to get
the FUN started!
19
Sunday, October 19th
Vendor
Platforms
Bathers/Dryers
Seminars/Demos
Styling
Seminars
Seminar
Times
Business
Management
U.S.
Championship
contest
Specialized
Seminars
8:30am REGISTRATION - Don’t forget to pre-register - it saves time and money - Pre-registration deadline 10/10/08
9:00am
Trade Show, Contest Viewing, and Platform Shows Begin
8:30 am
11:45am
Teddy
Bear Face
Tallant
10:00 am
12:45am
Snap-On
Combs
Been
Reiki, the key to
working Stress Free
...a technique for
calmer, more
cooperative Pets
Pennie Stone
Building Your Website
(if you have a laptop computer,
bring it with you and we’ll get
started - if not, don’t worry
this seminar is still for you!)
Part 1: Animal
Behavior &
Management for
Everyday Salon
Use
Styling Cairn,
Norwich & Norfolk
Terriers ...a
comparative
analysis
How to make Bad
Skin & Hair Good,
part 1
Using Print Media
to Market Your
Business
Part 2: Animal
Behavior for
Puppies and the
Geriatric Pet
Styling Cockers
How to make Bad
Skin & Hair Good,
part 2
Business Releases,
I’ve Lost My
The Good, The Bad & “Umpff”
Kristen Fulton
The Ulgy
Bath, Brush, Buff
and Shine! part 2
Money For Nothing
(Sam’s tips & tricks)
Paul Bryant
Extra Touch
Handstripping
10:15am
HandStripping
Techniques
Da Sylva
Styling The
Miniature Schnauzer
Kathleen Putman
Jodi Murphy
Styling The
Airedale, Lakeland &
Wire Fox Terriers
Scott Wasserman
reative Styling
Challenge
Competition
C
U.S. Open
sponsor
Trish Finn
1:00 pm
All Creative contestants
must be fully set-up by
11:00am.
Deborah Walker
Deborah Walker
Grace Woodford
11:30 am
Kathleen Putman
Set-up: 10:00am
Judging: 11:00am
(quick & efficient techniques for
bathing and drying that will
make you the glimmer in your
client’s eyes) - Julie Berkeley
Sam Hyer
Judges
Put the PROFIT
back in your
POCKET!
Jean Mulcahy,
Meggan Mulcahy
and Jerry Been
Barbara Shaffer
2:30pm: U.S. Championship Awards Luncheon (Best Pet Stylist In Show, Best All Around Pet Stylist) - Door Prize Drawing
Door Prize Drawings
U.S. Pet Styling
$900
value LIP System
Hydraulic Elevator Table
or $700 in Hanvey Bucks
(1st time attendees only) sponsored by
Best
Pet Stylist
In Show
Hanvey Specialty
Judge: Trish Finn
L
One lucky attendee will win a Toshiba Laptop
Computer & Epson Printer. Must be present to WIN!
Judge
Trish Finn
Champion
sponsored by
Peticure
Best
sponsored by
All
Around
Pet
Stylist
Awarded on
Points
Peticure
4:30pm: Door Prize Drawings - Show Ends - Have a safe trip home. See you at next year’s Classic, 2009
icensing & YOU!
1 YEAR UPDATE
Win
&
Best In Show
Best All Around
at the A t l a n t a P e t F a i r
A ll A me r ica n Do g Gr o om ing S how
Are you prepared
for Licensing
of Pet Groomers
& Stylists?
Friday, Oct. 17th
6:30pm & 9:00pm
. .a nd t h e U .S . P e t P r o C l as si c
Everyone Should Attend!
Find out about the latest Licensing and Regulations that could
affect our industry. Learn how various organizations and
lawmakers have been working together to advance the education
and licensing of pet care professionals.
...it’s time for you to get the facts and become involved!
20 You don’t have to be registered for the seminars to attend this lecture!
U
and win
$6000
and the title of
ltimate Pet Stylist!
The cash award will increase by $1500 per year until the title is claimed.
21
21
Name:
This year’s Classic event has over 80 hours of spectacular educational programs —plus the USA & GroomTeam Sanctioned Pet Styling competition.
...and you won’t want to miss the First-of-is-kind R u n w a y
C r e a ti v e H os pi t a l i ty , P ar t y & C o m pe ti t i o n
With so much to choose from, it’s impossible to attend all the seminars and hear all the fabulous speakers.
This checklist is provided to assist your efforts to schedule the seminars and speakers that are the most
important to you.
3:30 pm
5:00 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
Styling
Bather/Dryers
❏ Poodle Styles & Designs, part 1
❏
❏
❏
❏
❏
ISCC First Aid/CPR, part 1
Business
❏
❏
❏
❏
❏
Dealing with Difficult Clients, Legally
Deal or No Deal, part 1
Deal or No Deal, part 2
ISCC PetCare Facility Worksho
ISCC PetCare Facility Worksho
Friday, Oct. 17th (choose one seminar per each listed hour) - Remember to bring Notepad & Pen!
Bather/Dryers
Business
Styling
9:00 am
10:30 am
12:00 n
1:30 pm
3:00 pm
4:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
❏ Mechanics/Art of Pet Styling, part 1
❏ Mechanics/Art of Pet Styling, part 1
❏ Easy Maintenance Made Easy
❏ Scissoring For Lefties
❏ Art of Styling Double Coated Breeds
❏ Is That A Poodle? (4:30-6:00pm
❏ So You Think You Know The Shar Pei?, part 1
❏ So You Think You Know The Shar Pei?, part 1
❏ Sun Protection For Pets
❏ Bath, Brush, Buff & Shine
❏ Mat-Anatomy 101
❏ Cat Grooming For Beginners
❏ Opening or Adding Self-Service
❏ SuperCoats, part 1
❏ Bandanas, The Most for the Dollar!
❏ Groom Shop 101, part 1
❏ Groom Shop 101, part 2
❏ Concept Marketing 101
❏ K-911 -What to do in a Disaster!
❏ Finding auccess in Business
❏ Marketing on the Web
❏ Licensing & Legislation, part 1
❏ Licensing & Legislation, part 2
Saturday, Oct. 18th (choose one seminar per each listed hour) - Remember to bring Notepad & Pen!
Styling
Bather/Dryers
Business
9:00 am
10:30 am
12:00 n
1:30 pm
3:00 pm
4:30 pm
7:30 pm
7:30 pm
❏ Creative Styling, part 1
❏ Creative Styling, part 2
❏ Anatomy of a Shear
❏ Growing One Cat at a Time!
❏ Styling Soft-Coated Wheaten, part 1 ❏ To Ear or NOT to Ear?
❏ Styling Soft-Coated Wheaten, part 1 ❏ Nail Anatomy -Art of Nail Grinding
❏ Opps! I made a Mistake
❏ Clippers, Combs & Cats, Oh My!
❏ Runway Hospitality (sponsored by Vendors)
❏ Runway Party and Creative Styling Competition
❏ Help! I Need Somebody
❏ Accounting 101, part 1
❏ Accounting 101, part 2
❏ Civility Under Seige!, part 1
❏ Civility Under Seige!, part 1
❏ What’s Your Paw-licy!
Sunday, Oct. 19th (choose one seminar per each listed hour) - Remember to bring Notepad & Pen!
Bather/Dryers
Business
Styling
Special Seminars
❏ 4:00pm: Contestant’s Orientation
❏ 7:00pm: Judge’s Meeting
❏
❏
❏
Special Seminars
❏ Tour into the World of Hair (9-11am)
❏ Workign with Difficult Dogs (1-3pm)
❏ The World of Terriers (4-6pm)
❏ Tricks of the Trade (7-9pm)
❏
❏
❏
❏
Special Seminars
❏ Why S.P.M.’s are Important to You!
❏ Maintaining Laube Clippers
❏ Choosing the perfect Clipper Blade
❏ What’s In the Bottle
❏ Balancing Act! Managing your Life
❏ Clipper Techniques & Ergonomics
Special Seminars
❏ Styling the Miniature Schnauzer
❏ Reiki, Key to Stress Free Work ❏ Building Your Website
❏
❏ Styling Cairn, Norwich & Norfolk Terriers ❏ How to make Bad Skin Good, part 1 ❏ Using Print Media to Market
❏
11:30 pm ❏ Styling Cockers
❏ How to make Bad Skin Good, part 2 ❏ Business Releases-Good/Bad/Ugly ❏
1:00 pm ❏ Styling Airedale/Lakeland/Wire Fox Terriers ❏ Bath, Brush, Buff & Shine!
❏ Money For Nothing
❏
8:30 am
10:00 am
1:30 pm
2:30 pm
✄
2:00 pm
Cut out and take me to the show!
Thursday, Oct. 16th (choose one seminar per each listed hour) - Remember to bring Notepad & Pen!
Animal Behavior, part 1
Animal Behavior, part 2
I’ve Lost My “Umpff”
Put the PROFIT back in your POCKET!
❏ LAST CHANCE SHOPPING! Stock-up for Christmas (Trade Show ends at 3:00pm)
❏ Awards Banquet and Door Prize Give-Away (one lucky attendee will win a Toshiba Laptop Computer & Epson Printer -Must be present to win!)
4:30 pm Door Prize Drawings - Show Ends, See you next year at the Classic 2009.
H
ow to use this checklist
...first:
...then:
...Now:
Carefully review the program pages in this catalog.
Determine which seminars, demos and events you most wish to attend.
Check-off the events you will be able to attend without scheduling conflicts.
Don’t forget to plan time to
Shop!
It’s a great opportunity to see what’s New and get some great bargains too!!
To avoid unnecessary disqualifications, dismissals or awards being withheld, all contestants are urged to acquire, read and understand the contest rules before competing!
✄
Cut out and take me to the show!
Classic
Classic
- October 16-19, 2008
Show Registration form
- October 16-19, 2008
Contest Registration form
Shop
Name
Shop
Name
❏ 1st time Attendees, must check here to be eligible for
“First Time Attendee” Door Prize!
❏ 1st time Competitors, must check here to be eligible for
“My First Competition” Awards!
Name
Mailing
Address
❏ Owner ❏ Employee
City
❏ Shop ❏ Home
St/Zip
Bus. Phone
(
Home Phone
)
(
E-Mail
❏ Check here if you are a ❏ salon, ❏ mobile or ❏ kennel owner. Please
submit proof of ownership if you plan to attend the “Salon Owners Only” programs
R e g i s te r t h e fo l lo w in g Sty li s t’ s A ss i s ta n t
Name
Runway Hospitality $37.50 ❏ Yes
❏ No
— Awards Banquet $37.50
❏ Yes ❏ No
There is no seminar charge for 1 Stylist’s Assistant if you are registering in three (3) or more classes. The Runway Hospitality & Party and Awards Banquet are excluded but may be purchased for
$37.50 each ($75 both) per person. This offer is limited to one (1) Stylist’s Assistant per contestant.
ST O P, RE AD C AR EF UL L Y & S IG N
N o c o n t es t e n t ry a c c ep t ed w it h o u t a s i g n a t u re !
I have read, understand and agree to abide by all the contest rules as set forth by the U.S.
Pet Pro Classic and the United Showmanagers Alliance. I will accept the decisions of the
Judge(s) and show management as final and binding and agree to hold harmless the U.S.
Pet Pro Classic, its owners and their representatives from any injuries or damages that may
occur to me or my associates as a result of my participation in the U.S. Pet Classic competition, seminars, trade show or any other related activities. I accept responsibility for any
injuries or damages caused to the U.S. Pet Pro Classic, its owners or their representatives or
show attendees or the show’s hotel, their staff, or representatives by myself, my dogs or any
of my associates as a result of my presence at the U.S. Pet Pro Classic, and as such I agree
to be held financially liable for any and all such damages.
Signature
Date
Entries Close: Midnight (central daylight time), Thursday, October 2, 2008
Contest Registration
...or: $175
includes all Contest Classes, Seminars, Trade show, Awards Banquet & Party
includes Contest Classes, Trade show, Awards Banquet & Party (No Seminars)
Regular class competitors check one:
❏ Open ❏ Intermediate ❏ Entry
Payment by:
Expires
❏ Check ❏ Credit Card ❏ Money order ❏ Cash
Total
City
❏ Shop ❏ Home
St/Zip
Bus. Phone
(
$
Make payable and remit to:
Signature
Security #
2702 Covington Drive, Garland, TX 75040
Ph: (972) 414-9715 ...(972) 530-3313 fax
or register on-line: www.petstylist.com
...click on Classic
(
)
)
E-Mail
❏ Check here if you are a ❏ salon, ❏ mobile or ❏ kennel owner. Please
submit proof of ownership if you plan to attend the “Salon Owners Only” programs
S eminar /Trade S ho w Regist rati o n
Deduct $10 per person if an ❏ ISCC member OR ❏ 3 or more from same shop
ONE FORM PER REGISTRANT PLEASE!
❏ #1 Stylist Deluxe- $220.00/person if received with payment by 10/10/08
❏ #1 Stylist Deluxe-$250.00/person if received after 10/10/08
Stylist Deluxe Package includes 4 days registration, all Pet Stylist, Bather Dryer
lectures and demos ...plus Contest viewing, Trade show, Platform Shows, Runway
Hospitality/Party & Awards Banquet. (Salon Ownerst & 1st Aid & CPR Clinic Excluded!)
(For Management Series & Specialized Clinics see #2 & #3 packages)
❏ #2 “Salon Owners Only” Deluxe - $230.00/person if recieved by 10/10/08
❏ #2 “Salon Owners Only” Deluxe - $260.00/person if received after 10/10/08
Salon Owners Deluxe Package includes all “Management Lectures” & the #1 Stylist Deluxe Package
❏ #3 “Specialized Clinics”- Add the following specialized clinic(s) to #1,2,4, 5 or 6 pkg:
❏ $50 -ISCC Pet Injury Prevention, 1st Aid & CPR (includes Certification)
❏ #4 Trade Show/Contest Viewing/Platforms only - $10/day ❏Fri ❏Sat ❏Sun ..or $25 for all 3 days
❏ #5 One day (trade show/seminars/contest viewing, platforms)
❏ $75.00 - ❏ Thursday Only - (1st Aid & CPR not included)
❏ $99.95 - ❏ Fri. ❏ Sat. or ❏ Sun. (Salon Owners Pkg./Awards Banquet not included)
❏ $37.50 - U.S. Championship Awards Banquet (2:30pm, Sunday)
❏ $37.50 - Runway Hospitality & Party (8:00pm, Saturday)
❏ #6 Children 6-14 - $75 (Children under six are free but must be supervised!)
Includes everything in deluxe package except seminars. Children under 6 will
not be allowed to attend the lectures, or the Pet Baron’s Ball & Awards Banquet.
Level
❏ Non-Sporting over 17” - breed___________________________________________
❏ Non-Sporting 17” under - breed__________________________________________
❏ Sporting Breed - breed__________________________________________________
❏ Terrier Breed - breed____________________________________________________
❏ Potpourri -breed_________________________________________________________
❏ Yarn Dog competition - ❏ Breed (type) __________ ❏ Creative (Design) ___________
❏ Open Creative Challenge-Design name______________________________________
❏ Runway Creative Challenge -Design name_______________________________________
Card #
Mailing
Address
Home Phone
)
Entry Fee: $220
❏ Owner ❏ Employee
Name
U.S. Pet Pro Classic REFUND POLICY
■ A full refund wll be given if cancellation is received 5 business days prior to
the first day of the show.
■ Cancellations received less than 5 business days prior to the first day of the
show will be refunded the registration fee paid less a $15.00 processing fee plus
any applicable fees for contracted catering, hospitality, or entertainment services.
■ No refund will be given as of the first day of the show.
Stop, Read and Sign: I agree to hold harmless the U.S. Pet Pro Classic , its owners and
their representatives from any injuries or damages that may occur to me or my associates as a result of
my participation in the U.S. Pet Pro Classic seminars, trade show or any other related activities. I also
accept full financial responsibility for any injuries or damages caused to the U.S. Pet Pro Classic, its
owners, show attendees, representatives or show hotel or its representatives as a result of my presence at
the U.S. Pet Pro Classic. I hereby authorize all applicable & appropriate charges to my credit card.
Signature_______________________________________________Date________________
Payment by:
Card #
Expires
❏ Check ❏ Credit Card ❏ Money order ❏ Cash
Total
$
Signature
Make payable and remit to:
Security #
2702 Covington Drive, Garland, TX 75040
Ph: (972) 414-9715 ...(972) 530-3313 fax
or register on-line: www.petstylist.com
...click on Classic
23
W
ouldn’t
You Prefer
Personalized
Service ...plus
Competitive Prices?
Jerry Been
ISCC Master
Pet Stylist, Meritus
Who knows a Pet Stylist’s needs better than another Pet Stylist?
From opening your shop to finishing your pet,
we carry the products you need for your business.
Over 35 years experience in pet styling and shop management.
Expert advice and tips ...plus low competitive prices.
Wholesale Distributor for:
Bark to Basics ■ Coat Handler Shampoos & Conditioners
■ Designer Doggie Colognes ■ Gallo Breeze Industries
■ Double “K” Dryers, Clippers, Shampoos, & Conditioners
■ Edemco Dryers, Tables, & Cages ■ Farnan Products ■ Four Paws Products
■ Gimborn Products ■ Kenic Shampoos & Conditioner
■ General Cage/Classic Products ■ ISCC Videos & Products
■ Kelco Shampoo & Conditioners ■ Laube Clippers & Blades
■ Ortho Mats ■ Oster
■ Pet Silk Products
■ Safari Brushes & Combs ■ Stylist Wear ■ Wahl Clippers & Blades
...plus a whole lot more!
Gerald Been
Equipment
Maintenance and service
■
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