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| Why is my dog highlighted yellow and not selectable when I try to enter a test or trial? |
| When trying to add my dog's Sire or Dam, I get the message: "Sire/Dam was not found. Would you like to add the dog now? |Yes|No|" |
| When are my entries assigned a position on the list of entries or waitlist? |
| Why does my dog get moved down the list of entered/waitlisted dogs? |
| When I view entries, why do I see "REMOVE?" beside my dogs name? |
| What is “Amateur Set Side“ and how does it work? |
| Can I list my pro or another amateur as a second handler on my amateur set aside entry? What will happen if I do? |
| I just purchased a dog which had been added in Entry Express by the previous owner. The dog is edit locked, how do I get it unlocked? |
| Why is there an (A or (P after most handlers’ names? What if it’s not after my name? |
| Should I wait until the last minute to enter a test? |
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Why is my dog highlighted yellow and not selectable when I try to enter a test or trial?
If your dog is highlighted in yellow and not selectable for entry, please click the dog's name and enter the required information as specified at the top of the Dog Profile page. If the owner information is incomplete, changes/updates are made on your “My Profile” page. If the owner does not have an Entry Express account, click the Add New Owner button and re-type all over information. [TOP]
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When trying to add my dog's Sire or Dam, I get the message: "Sire/Dam was not found. Would you like to add the dog now? |Yes|No|"
This message means that you need to add your dog's sire or dam to the database. Only the sire/dam's registered name, registration number, breed, sex, color, and date of birth (just pick any color and date of birth if you aren't sure) are required to save the sire/dam in our database. Additional information is required only if you will be entering the sire or dam in a test or trial. Copy and paste this link to watch a short video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS-q77piBN4 [TOP]
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When are my entries assigned a position on the list of entries or waitlist?
In Step 3 of the entry process, you will see an Order Summary letting you know if your entry has made it into the test or will be waitlisted. If your entry is not then timely completed, you will lose your position and have to start over. [TOP]
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Why does my dog get moved down the list of entered/waitlisted dogs?
Dogs begin appearing on the list of entered/waitlisted dogs as their payments are successfully processed. The dogs are ordered, however, based on the time the order summary is displayed in Step 3 of the entry process. Example: User 1 receives their order summary one second before user 2. User 1 then pours a cup of coffee while user 2 powers through and completes their entry. User 2's dog will immediately post to the entered list. Then User 1 completes their entry a couple of minutes later. User 1's dog will take it's place ahead of user 2's dog. Holding the user's place in this manner allows them to decide, before they pay, whether or not they really want to be number 30 on the waitlist. [TOP]
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When I view entries, why do I see "REMOVE?" beside my dogs name?
The “REMOVE?” beside your dog(s) entry provides a link to click if you wish to remove and cancel that dog entry. This remove link can only be seen by you for your dog(s). Removals can be accomplished 24/7just by clicking on the “Remove?” link and following the instructions. This is your means of removing a dog from entry prior to the event closing (see pricing for the appropriate fee for this service). Email and phone removals can no longer be accepted. [TOP]
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What is “Amateur Set Side“ and how does it work?
This is an AKC rule which requires clubs to set aside either 25% or 35% of the stake limit for Amateurs to enter their dog(s). The set aside period is the 24 hours before general opening. Click this link for more information: https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn-origin-etr.akc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/13165111/RHT-Reduction-of-Mileage.Amat-Set-Aside.pdf [TOP]
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Can I list my pro or another amateur as a second handler on my amateur set aside entry? What will happen if I do?
No. The amateur set aside rule specifies that only one amateur handler may be listed. Copy and paste this link in your browserto learn more. https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn-origin-etr.akc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/13165111/RHT-Reduction-of-Mileage.Amat-Set-Aside.pdf.
If a second handler is listed, it will be removed. In the future your entry will be rejected as invalid. [TOP]
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I just purchased a dog which had been added in Entry Express by the previous owner. The dog is edit locked, how do I get it unlocked?
The easiest way is to have the previous owner edit the dog to show you as owner1. This will allow you to make further edits if needed. Alternatively, send proof of ownership to support@entryexpress.net. [TOP]
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Why is there an (A or (P after most handlers’ names? What if it’s not after my name?
The (A and (P indicate whether the handler is an amateur or a professional. This is tied to your Entry Express account, specifically, your My Profile page. If you don’t have this designation, it’s typically because you’ve typed the handler name in during the entry process rather than adding as a default handler on your my dogs page. It’s particularly important for amateurs entering Amateur only event or entry period. Moving forward, we will reject entries not properly identified. [TOP]
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Should I wait until the last minute to enter a test?
No. Entry deadlines are after our regular hours, so if you have trouble we won't be there to help. We can't put you into a test after it is closed, so enter at least a day before the close to be safe. [TOP]
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