HOW DO I ADVERTISE ON THE ASC. of AZ WEBSITE?   Advertising on the ASC. of AZ website is available exclusively to ASC. of AZ club members who are in good standing with the club.   Rates are as follows: Duration Price   Stud Dog Directory 6 Months $10.00 includes picture, 3-gen pedigree, vital stats & contact info   Breeders Directory 6 Months $6.00 includes text-only listing   Breeders Directory 6 Months $10.00 includes with small logo or graphic   Litter Announcement 1 Month $5.00 includes 2-gen pedigree, DOB, listing of available pups & contact information     Fees include reasonable changes (i.e. new title additions & puppies available) and necessary corrections.   Prices will be prorated after June 30 to synchronize with the conclusion of the membership year in December, unless membership has already been renewed for the following year.   To be eligible for web advertising, members must be active and in good standing with the club. Active and in good standing, as defined for web advertising will include: Current status on membership dues; Attend at least 3 club meetings in the previous 12 calendar months; and perform 1 club job (i.e. steward, time-keep, ring-setup) in the previous 12 calendar months. Because this is a new rule, a probationary exemption period will be in effect through the remainder of 2001. Any advertising submitted for publication in 2002 will be subject to these requirements.   As an ASCA affiliate, the ASC of Arizona subscribes to the ASCA Code of Ethics as a vehicle to promote responsible breeding. As such, litters will not be advertised or referred by the ASC of Arizona unless (in addition to the criteria above), the breeder & litter also meet the criteria defined in Article II, Section 4 of the Code of Ethics: A breeder should use for breeding purposes only those individuals free from defects such as monorchidism, cryptorchidism, deafness, albinism and other such disqualifying defects. He should use only those individuals whose hips have been x-rayed for Dysplasia and rated normal to excellent by a qualified radiologist. He should take care to use only dogs whose eyes have been examined and found free from signs of ocular deformities. He should further refrain from using an in dividual who, although free from the above defects, consistently produced afflicted puppies.   The number and types of hits to these pages may be tracked by clicking on the small square logo at the bottom of the page. These hit statistics will be reported periodically to the club.   For more information on this great, regionally-targeted advertising resource, contact the Webmaster.