🐾 Slovenski Kodeks Igranja Pasjega Frizbija (SKIPF)
Vsi trenerji in predstavniki največjih slovenskih klubov (ŠKD Krim, KD Maribor in Društvo Fenrir) so se podpisali pod Slovenski Kodeks Igranja Pasjega Frizbija (SKIPF), ki je bil izglasovan brez glasu proti med slovenskimi tekmovalci in igralci pasjega frizbija. Kodeks ni napisan kot pravilo, ki bi sankcioniralo igralce, temveč kot smernice spoštovanja in odnosa med igralci, da bo pasji frizbi zabavna, varna in lepa disciplina za vse sodelujoče!
S ponosom vam predstavljamo SKIPF, ki zajema 6 točk:
1️⃣ Okolje
Počisti za svojim psom in za sabo. Spoštuj prostor, kjer tekmuješ ali igraš, in ga pusti takšnega, kot je bil ob tvojem prihodu.
2️⃣ Ljudje
Sotekmovalci, obiskovalci, funkcionarji na tekmi, sodniki, pomočniki, organizatorji… Spoštuj vsakogar. Spoštuj odločitve sodnikov in odločitve organizatorjev.
Zavedaj se, da vsi ljudje ne marajo psov — nekateri se jih bojijo ali jim niso prijetni.
Ko ne tekmuješ, imej svojega psa na povodcu in pod nadzorom.
3️⃣ Gledalci
Gledalci pridejo iz različnih razlogov: da navijajo za prijatelje, družinske člane, sodelavce ali pa zgolj iz radovednosti, da spoznajo šport. Nekateri pridejo s psi, nekateri brez.
Predstavljaj sebe, svojega psa in šport v čim boljši luči — na terenu in izven njega.
4️⃣ Psi
Spoštovanje lastnih in drugih psov je ena najpomembnejših vrednot v našem športu.
Če želiš pobožati drugega psa, se z njim igrati ali mu ponuditi priboljšek, vedno vprašaj za dovoljenje.
Spoštuj vse pse, njihov osebni prostor in njihove potrebe.
5️⃣ Tvoj pes
Kako ravnaš s svojim psom, ko te nihče ne gleda, veliko pove o tebi.
Pokaži mu ljubezen, spoštovanje in skrb. Naj bo tvoj partner, ne oprema.
Psi so živa, čuteča in razmišljujoča bitja — obnašaj se do njih tako.
Svojo igro prilagodi sposobnostim svojega psa, vremenskim razmeram, stanju terena in svojemu znanju ter vedno stremi k preprečevanju poškodb.
6️⃣ Tekmovanje
Eden osvoji pokal, a zmagovalci smo vsi, če uživamo s svojim psom.
Naj bo tekmovanje veselje, užitek in zabava za vse — za ljudi in za naše štirinožne prijatelje.
Ne sramuj se zadnjega mesta — sramuj se prvega mesta, ki ne prinese veselja in zabave tvojemu timu!
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🐾 Slovenian Disc Dog Code of Ethics
All trainers and representatives of the major Slovenian clubs (ŠKD Krim, KD Maribor, and Društvo Fenrir) have signed the Slovenian Code of Ethics for Disc Dog (SKIPF). The code was unanimously approved by Slovenian disc dog players. This code is not a strict rulebook for punishing players, but rather a set of guidelines for respect and behavior among players, ensuring that disc dog remains a fun, safe, and beautiful sport for everyone involved!
We are proud to present SKIPF, which consists of six points:
1️⃣ Site / Place
Clean up after your dog and yourself. Respect the place where you compete or play, and leave it as you found it.
2️⃣ People
Other players, visitors, officials, judges, volunteers, organizers… respect everyone. Respect judges’ decisions and organizers’ choices.
Remember that not all people like dogs—some may be afraid of them or uncomfortable around them.
When you’re not competing, keep your dog on a leash and under control.
3️⃣ Visitors
Visitors come for many reasons: to cheer for friends, family, colleagues, or just to watch and learn about the sport. Some come with dogs, some without.
Always represent yourself, your dog, and the sport in the best light—on and off the field.
4️⃣ Dogs
Respect for your own dog and for other dogs is one of the most important principles of our sport.
If you want to pet someone else’s dog, play with them, or give them a treat, always ask for permission first.
Respect all dogs, their personal space, and their needs.
5️⃣ Your Dog
How you treat your dog when no one is watching says a lot about you.
Show them love, respect, and care. Let your dog be your partner, not just equipment.
Dogs are living, feeling, and thinking beings—treat them accordingly.
Adapt your game to your dog’s abilities, the weather, the field conditions, and your skills, and always strive to prevent injuries.
6️⃣ Competition
One may win a trophy, but everyone is a winner if they and their dog had fun together.
Let competitions be about joy, enjoyment, and shared experiences—for both humans and dogs.
Never be ashamed of finishing last—be ashamed of winning first place without joy and fun for you and your dog.
