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Benelux Winners Groningen 2 & 3 March 2019 Subject to verification by the the Dutch Kennel Club Raad van Beheer. FCI Breed Name of the dog Pedigree FCI NGender Owner 2 Dwergschnauzer, peper en zout Halli Galli Astronaut NHSB 3089430 183 male G. Hulskamp Smit 2 Dwergschnauzer, zwart Amstel And Don Symbolic NHSB 3091209 183 male P. Nutters 2 Dwergschnauzer, zwart-zilver Cor Blues Lananasim ISBR 129189 183 male Y. Levinger 2 Dwergschnauzer, zwart-zilver Cady Avalyn Of Charmy's Joy NHSB 3017680 183 female M.M.J.J. Ijzermans 2 Middenslag Schnauzer, zwart Tootsie Ma-La-Wa Poland PKR PKR.II-110357 182 female M. Apolinarska 2 Riesenschnauzer, peper en zout Vitalising Vaya Van De Telgthoeve NHSB 3073981 181 female T.E.A. Kroeske 2 Riesenschnauzer, zwart Suma Von Der Ilmenau VDH 17RS61015465 181 female V. Fehlhaber 2 Duitse Dwergpinscher Anjediamond's Ruby SE 32458/2015 185 female J. Olsson 2 Zwarte Russische Terrier Blystavytsya Black Gudzonskiy Jastreb UKU 0320114 327 male O. Shulha 2 Zwarte Russische Terrier Esenia S Zemel Russkich VDH 17/0003702 327 female O. Terentjew 2 Duitse Pinscher Sterre-Fee Von Cronestein NHSB 2902054 184 female R. Blokdijk 2 Entlebucher Sennenhond Ibbel Finn Z Mokrovous NHSB 3108647 47 male K.S. van Houten 2 Shar-Pei Murphy Du Grain De Beaute LOF 33159 309 male C. Devos 2 Shar-Pei Dragon Tale's Scream And Shout NHSB 3059496 309 female I. Kempinga-Franken 2 Engelse Bulldog Lipenka I Got The Power DKK DK10534/2015 149 male K.N.C. Christensen 2 Engelse Bulldog Jelly Splash Van Josabulls NHSB 2974199 149 female A.M. Flasza Van Es 6 Basset Hound Napoleon Of Lufon Royal Pride NHSB 3000623 163 male R. Versluis 6 Basset Hound Nene Di Casa Dal Pino NHSB 3147091 163 female C. Gerber 2 Centraal-Aziatische Ovcharka Rovac Melim Gruodas LSVKSO 2232/17 335 male K. Dudenaite 2 Dobermann Sant Kreal Hugo Boss IE A08254 143 male D. Fitzsimons 2 Mastiff Hugedogge Jukka DKK DK06554/2017 264 male C. Andersen 2 Mastiff Hugedogge Josephine DKK DK06559/2017 264 female B. Christoffersen 2 Bullmastiff Valcobulls Moves Like Jagger NHSB 3072905 157 male M. Brok 2 Bullmastiff Quality Class Of The Bumble Barns LOSH 1190828 157 female M. Joos 6 Bloedhond Loamy's Lane's Quarterback Jack LOSH 1250962 84 male L. Van Der Sichel 2 Duitse Dog, blauw Highlander Von Der Schlehhecke VDH DDC 129137 235 male A. Wilson 2 Duitse Dog, blauw Doria Von Der Burg Ravensberg VDH DOC130322 235 female A. Brand 2 Duitse Dog, geel/gestroomd Alariqus An Aussie Wonder NHSB 3062072 235 male A.T.M. Uden 2 Duitse Dog, geel/gestroomd Henna La Beauté Unique VDH/DDC 130278 235 female C. Recht 2 Duitse Dog, zwart/zwart-wit Vamos Vamos DK DK20786/2016 235 male B. Stene 2 Duitse Dog, zwart/zwart-wit Tamzdane Cake My Day KC AT03919904 235 female T. Pocock 6 Beagle Jarimani American Idol CORA 1310-16/161 161 male M.P.A. Smulders 6 Beagle Basic Drive's Lieve NHSB 3072431 161 female A. Ellens 2 Presa Canario Legendary Caballero Canario PKR II-128107 346 male A. Dziewior-Rezner Benelux Winners Groningen 2 & 3 March 2019 Subject to verification by the the Dutch Kennel Club Raad van Beheer. FCI Breed Name of the dog Pedigree FCI NGender Owner 2 Presa Canario Prada Tierra Grancan NHSB 3113455 346 female T. Kusters 2 Broholmer Sejlsig´s Odin DK 18939/2013 315 male P. Danielsen 2 Pyreneese Berghond Vi'Skaly's Too-Ticki SE 11092/2015 137 male K. Nilsson 2 Pyreneese Berghond Vi'skaly's Make Love Not War SE 50226/2016 137 female K. Nilsson 2 Boxer Ti Amo Vavonabox NHSB 3095694 144 male H.G.T. Bos-Van Egmond 2 Boxer Chanell From Joro Home NHSB 3015582 144 female W.W.T.C. Platenburg 2 Rottweiler Olburd Salivan RKF 4198189 147 male L. Bogomolova 2 Rottweiler Minaelea's Freya At Roxellia UK AT01130407 147 female R. Taylor 2 Newfoundlander Mount Pearls Haakon VDH VND 13908 50 male H. Lauer 2 Newfoundlander Thickish Neuwfoundland Looking For An Angel NHSB 3079498 50 female X. Pranger 2 Grote Zwitserse Sennenhond Princes Pippi Van 't Samaikanest NHSB 3117690 58 female A.D. Elema- V. D Veen 2 Berner Sennenhond Devael Loud 'n Proud Vdw NHSB 3011486 45 male M.K. Wolde 2 Berner Sennenhond Isara Nekielskie Moczary NHSB 3018403 45 female A. Kortleve 4 Dwergdashond, ruwhaar Nibelung Ot Mariny Kuranovoy NHSB 3117535 148 male S. Berkhout-Falkner 4 Dwergdashond, langhaar Xabat Vd Hoefstal NHSB 3067031 148 male K. Versluis 4 Dwergdashond, korthaar Minidogland Take After Sun NHSB 3050644 148 male P.P. Meier 2 Appenzeller Sennenhond Alpenwelts Acer FI 15080/15 46 male P. Euksela 2 Appenzeller Sennenhond Alpenwelts Jasmin FI FI26069/17 46 female T. Mannervesi 2 Tosa Chester Shotaro Of The Kochi Castle NHSB 3089962 260 male P. Debruyne 2 Tosa Benigna Hokori Of The Kochi Castle NHSB 3047261 260 female M.J.C.E. van Strien 2 Sint Bernard, korthaar Nikan V. H. Borgerbos NHSB 3065091 61 male Y. Bijlsma 2 Sint Bernard, korthaar U Are My Dream Wielkopolski Bernardyn PKR 11-131545 61 female M. Kubacha 2 Sint Bernard, langhaar Slash Wielkopolski Bernardyn PKR II-127777 61 male M. Kubacha 2 Landseer ECT Nachor Noam Us Arsnouphis NHSB 3051258 226 male C.T.J.M. Knippenborg 2 Landseer ECT Melina Attis Us Arsnouphis NHSB 3059711 226 female C.T.J.M. Knippenborg 2 Hovawart Bree Van Laag Laren NHSB 3024749 190 female M.A. van de Wiel 2 Leonberger James V. D. Toogwijkhoeve NHSB 3093921 145 male A. Goettsch 2 Leonberger Knockando's Yin The Moon Of Mor SE 20568/2015 145 female H. Vanhoutte 7 Epagneul picard Noussoire Du Bois D' Ambouriane LOF 7 EPPI 4492/0 108 female H.J.M. Tonino 7 Grote Münsterlander Donya V. 't Gina Florashof NHSB 3058615 118 female K.H. Lukens 7 Heidewachtel Vamos Vamos Van Loenerhof NHSB 3074136 102 male M. van Zijl 8 Chesapeake Bay Retriever Holckenhus Kingmaker DK 04478/2015 263 male G. Mortensen 7 Spinone Italiano Stannamore Ignacio Enrico NHSB 3037732 165 male R.G. van der Horst 7 Spinone Italiano Mimosa Pudica April-Run NHSB 3032725 165 female T. Bijsterveld Benelux Winners Groningen 2 & 3 March 2019 Subject to verification by the the Dutch Kennel Club Raad van Beheer. FCI Breed Name of the dog Pedigree FCI NGender Owner 8 Curly Coated Retriever Zoete Bliksem Van Elegast NHSB 3032896 110 male B.M. van der Zwet 8 Barbet Djoya Korason Etoile Des Filous NHSB 3140523 105 female S. van Dijk 8 Cão de Agua Português Casa Hoya's Stop And Stare NHSB 3034710 37 male I. Griffioen-Van Beek 8 Cão de Agua Português Leo Del Mar The Adventurous Eowyn NO 49577/15 37 female T.O. Nikolaisen 8 Flatcoated Retriever Flat Fellows Be Brave And Proud NHSB 3029086 121 male M. Wekking & M Bladder 8 Flatcoated Retriever Just Add Water Montigo Bay NHSB 3092323 121 female P.E. Blaakman 8 Field Spaniel Just June Of The Fields Society NHSB 3093108 123 female M. Vijvers - Roosink 6 Dalmatische Hond Call Me Crazy Of The Million Hairs NHSB 3020314 153 male D. Jacobs 6 Dalmatische Hond Lady New Noraly Of The Three Turnip's NHSB 3084892 153 female M. van Galen 8 Engelse Cocker Spaniel Rosagos Nike Winner NHSB 3100523 5 male M. de Hoop 8 Engelse Cocker Spaniel Jubilee Schonez NHSB 3096024 5 female M.C.H. Ockers 8 Sussex Spaniel In Excess Van De Golden Herriot NHSB 2917848 127 female C. Saarloos 8 Amerikaanse Cocker Spaniel Loki Joker NHSB 3102923 301 male B.L. Zanten 8 Amerikaanse Cocker Spaniel Galaksi Move On DK 13658/2017 301 female M. Kristensen 8 Nederlandse Kooikerhondje Qunack's Favor Mr Moustache NHSB 2921520 314 male A. Straaijer 8 Nederlandse Kooikerhondje Qunack's Favor Happy New Year NHSB 3030305 314 female A. Straaijer 8 Engelse Springer Spaniel Sandicam The Look Of Love KC AT0904535 125 male E. Casey 8 Engelse Springer Spaniel Jolanthe Vom Belauer See VDH/SPZB 0151/15 125 female S. Arendt 7 Duitse Staande Hond Langhaar Kiran Vd Laarsche Velden NHSB 3021663 117 male E.J. Siebers 7 Duitse Staande Hond Langhaar Noetzie De La Vallee Du Multru NHSB 3100985 117 female J.A. van Veggel 7 Bracco Italiano Nestore Savio Du Clos Des Petites Vignes NHSB 3100373 202 male S. Weber 7 Bracco Italiano Aike Freya Fresena VDH 17/10000086 202 female C. Schrock-Opitz 7 Vizsla Draadhaar Zöldmáli Serleg NHSB 3064319 239 male J.H.G. Ten Have 7 Vizsla Korthaar Nemzet Kincse T'zvarázsló MET MV 864/15 57 male A. Varga 7 Vizsla Korthaar Helvécia-Vadasz Gyémánt MV 1872/17 57 female A. Varga 6 Porcelaine Cello Nova Espera Sibiliani IKC A46633 30 female P. Joynson 6 Black and Tan Coonhound Boyscout Boone Vom Wilden Holz VDH 15/13900082 300 male M. Bertelt 6 Basset fauve de Bretagne Ingdam´s Belle Amour SE 51190/2016 36 female I. Kleineidam 7 Duitse Staande Hond Korthaar Geralt Z Brilicke Zatoky CLP KO/81512 119 male I. Porebska 7 Duitse Staande Hond Korthaar Veerle Vom Upstalsboom VDH 1234/14 119 female S. G�belein 7 Duitse Staande Hond Draadhaar Kate V D Tuindershof NHSB 3042926 98 female S.C. Verheugt Meijer 7 Gordon Setter Ivar From The Moorland Friends NHSB 3000071 6 male E.M. Mistrate Haarhuis 7 Gordon Setter Xx For Blanche Von Der Wilden Horde VDH DPSZ GS 16/135 6 female S. Zimmermann 8 Ierse Waterspaniel Green Socks Shine Like A Star NHSB 3073356 124 male J.M. Roeterdink-De Haan Benelux Winners Groningen 2 & 3 March 2019 Subject to verification by the the Dutch Kennel Club Raad van Beheer.
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    Drentsche patrijshond Presentation of the breed By Diana Striegel Svenska Drentsche Patrijshondklubben 1 Denna presentation av rasen är framtagen i samarbete med den nederländska exteriördomaren Diana Striegel i samband med att hon gästade SDPK:s rasträff i Sälen 2015, där hon även dömde på årets utställning. Presentationen utgår från rasstandarden och ger kompletterande information till denna, både i text och bild. Klubbens nederländska rådgivare Janny Offereins, som är ansvarig för den senaste revideringen av rasstandarden, har kontrollerat och godkänt arbetet. Tanken är att presentationen framöver ska översättas till svenska och användas på kommande exteriördomarutbildningar, men tillsvidare tillhandahåller vi denna pdf-version på engelska, gratis, både till domare och övriga intresserade. SDPK värnar om att hålla ihop rasen och månar om alla delar som täcks av standarden – exteriört, mentalt och arbetsmässigt. Det är också viktigt att påminna om rasens historia och ursprung för att bevara det som gör en drentsche patrijshond till vad den är. Populationen här i Norden växer stadigt och SDPK ser det som sin uppgift att sprida god och korrekt information om rasen. Där fyller denna presentation en viktig funktion och vi är mycket tacksamma för det arbete som Diana Striegel, men även Janny Offereins, har lagt ner för att hjälpa oss att öka kunskapen om rasen drentsche patrijshond. Elisabeth Gilek, Ordf. SDPK 2 Why do we judge dogs? • To get information about the breed • To select the dogs for breeding • To keep the good characteristics • Improve or preserve the species What do we judge? • General condition • Conformation • Breed specific points • Health • Behaviour 3 The history of the breed To understand the breeding standard, we must know something about the history.
  • 2008 Annual Report 2008 Annual Report 2 Table of Contents

    2008 Annual Report 2008 Annual Report 2 Table of Contents

    2008 ANNUAL REPORT 2008 ANNUAL REPORT 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Message from the President ………………………………………………………………… 5 II. Introducing the FCI - Mission Statement ……………………………… 8 III. Introducing the General Committee ……………………………………… 12 IV. Introducing FCI staff ……………………………………………………………………………… 14 V. Executive Director’s report ……………………………………………………………… 16 VI. FCI 100 anniversary ………………………………………………………………………………… 19 VII. Outstanding Conformation Dogs of the Year ………………… 20 VIII. Our commissions ………………………………………………………………………………………… 23 IX. Figures and charts ……………………………………………………………………………………… 44 X. FCI financial report 2008 …………………………………………………………………… 54 XI. 2009 events ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 58 XII. List of members …………………………………………………………………………………………… 67 XIII. List of clubs with an FCI agreement ……………………………………… 77 3 4 CHAPTER I MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT For the first time in the FCI’s history going back almost one hundred years, the FCI members and other inter- ested persons are informed via an Annual Report of the activities undertaken in the FCI in 2008, together with de- tails on the financial situation, the activities of the FCI of- fice and on life with dogs in general. In business life, annual reports play an important role in assessing the state of an institution.This first Annual Report is to be seen in certain respects as a pilot project with which we ourselves can gain experience in order to further develop this work in coming years and, if necessary, adapt it to the needs of our international organisation. Our statistics serve as a case in point here. With their missing and sometimes inaccurate data, they definitely need to be im- proved. We however remain dependent on reliable input from our members. In this first Annual Report we are re- stricting ourselves to reporting and commenting on the actual figures of 2008, and abstaining from publishing opinions on dog keeping in general.