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The AOBA Show System was formed to provide a show system organized and managed by alpaca people for alpaca owners, meeting the specific requirements of the alpaca community. 
AOBA Farm members may register with the Show System at the time of AOBA Farm membership dues renewal by a paying $60 Show system registration fee.

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2010 Show System Handbook
Announcing the "Art and Science of Alpaca Judging"


This incredible book explains the intricate components involved in halter and fleece judging in a manner that every alpaca breeder and enthusiast will understand and find beneficial.  It embraces the true essence of what every breeder should know in order to show alpacas or fleeces, or to acquire information necessary to improve their herd.  The book is truly the first of its kind in the global alpaca community.
Individual Copy: Buy now
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Nationals
AOBA National Conference
Louisville, KY
May 25-28, 2012

2011 Show System Handbook
Announcing the 2012 AOBA Show System Handbook!  
Preview Part 20 and Helpful Tips
This newly updated version is a user friendly guide for information on certified shows. Total cost of ten dollars includes shipping and handling. Document size of 8 ½ x 11 inserts with cover, binder not included. January ship date.
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AOBA Show System Mission Statement

To promote a positive public awareness of the unique qualities of alpacas and to improve the breed and enhance their marketability through the development of a show exhibition system that is characterized by the following principles:

A. Internally developed by alpaca industry members;
B. Educational, exciting and enjoyable;
C. Based upon an evaluative system that rewards merit and quality of exhibited alpacas through an equally balanced assessment of fiber and conformation according to standards and criteria established by industry members;
D. Characterized by a judge training and certification system based upon objective assessment of skills and competency;
E. Wide participation of industry members in showing and judging by adhering to a code of fairness and highest ethics; and
F. Promotes and protects the health and well-being of alpacas.