2012 Annual report 4 Fédération Cynologique Internationale TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of contents
I. Message from the President 4
II. Mission Statement 6
III. The General Committee 8
IV. FCI staff 10
V. Executive Director’s report 11
VI. Outstanding Conformation Dogs of the Year 16
VII. Our commissions 19
VIII. FCI Financial report 44
IX. Figures and charts 50
X. 2013 events 59
XI. List of members 67
XII. List of clubs with an FCI contract 75
2012 Annual report 5 Message from the President Chapter I
Message from the President
be expected on this occasion. Although the World Dog Shows normally take place over four days, the Austrians ventured to hold the event over just 3 days. This meant a considerable increase in the daily number of competitors, which resulted in various difficulties. Experts had reckoned with more than 20,000 dogs taking part in the WDS 2012, so there was some surprise and disappointment when, with a figure of 18,608 dogs, this magic number was not reached. Looking at the causes, it is evident that the shortfall was mainly among those breeds that are still predominantly docked/ cropped in Eastern Europe, but were not admitted in Salzburg. The Austrian Kennel Club succeeded in organising and running this big event with flying colours and without any major hitches. The club and all the officials involved deserve our thanks and recognition for this performance. In appreciation of this and on behalf of the entire team, Dr Michael Kreiner, President of the Austrian Kennel Club, and Ms Margrit Brenner, the WDS Director, were awarded a badge of honour by the FCI. The active participants and the visitors will cherish the memory of a magnificent event and three fantastic days spent in Salzburg.
After the centenary year, we are all back to everyday life © A. Meurer © A. once again, where we see that the health of pedigree dogs is very often criticised in the media, sometimes rightly The first year following the centenary celebrations so, but sometimes not. This is an issue where we have witnessed a return to normality for us. In very general to assert our influence. The topics of health, character terms, we can say that the transition from the first to and behaviour are very important to us. However, we the second century of the FCI proceeded without any also have to give adequate consideration to dogs being major problems. As 2011 had been an exceptional year kept in a responsible and appropriate manner. There are already a large number of scientific studies available for the FCI, various figures for the year under review that deal with trying to solve such questions. I am of the cannot be compared with the previous year without view, however, that this starts with the breeders and it certain references. As in the three preceding years, we is they who have to pay the necessary attention to the would like to use this business report to give you an problems of health and character, though the relevant outline of our activities and the financial situation of officials in the clubs for the specific breeds and the the FCI. show judges also have an important part to play in this regard. They all bear a great deal of responsibility in the In the wider sense, the 2012 World Dog Show in Salzburg domain of dog breeding. can still be included among the jubilee events of the FCI centenary celebrations on account of the Austrian The keeping of dogs is being made very difficult in Kennel Club, one of the founding countries of the FCI, various countries through statutes and regulations. having expressed their wish not to organise a centenary This causes us concern. Furthermore, assistance is being event in the anniversary year 2011. offered more and more frequently by private “experts” and institutes, though often without having the Austria, as a popular country for spending holidays, and necessary expertise. This mostly does more harm than the City of Salzburg, as a treasured travel destination, good. Such matters should once again be resolved more ensured that a high number of entries could also by the canine associations.
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General Committee Sections
The General Committee met twice (5 days of meetings) Our sections perform excellent work in their regions. during the year under review to perform the duties Cooperation with our office in Thuin continues to assigned to it. The Executive Committee or individual develop and is beneficial for international cynology. We members of the General Committee attended various would like to thank Mr Jürgen Hindse, Mr Miguel Ángel meetings to deal with business matters that could not Martínez, Mr Takemi Nagamura and their teams for be delayed. their great commitment.
The General Committee comprised the following members at the end of the year: Hans W. Müller General remarks (Switzerland, President), Rafael de Santiago (Puerto Rico, Vice-President), Stefan Stefik (Slovakia, Treasurer up The global economy improved again somewhat in 2012, to 27.10.2012), Dr Tamas Jakkel (Hungary), Kari Järvinen which also had a favourable effect on international (Finland), Gerard Jipping (Netherlands, Treasurer from cynology. However, there are still a number of issues 27.10.2012), Jürgen Hindse (Europe Section), Miguel Ángel that have to be worked on. I have already mentioned Martínez (the Americas and the Caribbean Section), some of these, but there are others that are equally Takemi Nagamura (Asia and the Pacific Section). important and meaningful. We have been making efforts for years, for example, to combat dog trading, especially in Europe, though only with moderate success Cooperation with members and partners unfortunately. We are dependent on the support and assistance of the national organisations in this fight There was active cooperation and exchange of and it is only by working together that we may be able information between the FCI and the members and to bring these endeavours to a successful conclusion in partners and a great deal of goodwill was shown in a few years. We feel it is of great concern that important tackling and solving problems together. Improvements officials of national organisations are evidently also are still needed, however, particularly with regard to occasionally involved in this matter. the exchange of information at international level. The General Committee is currently evaluating a project The subject of the training and appointment of judges to facilitate such improvements. The members will be continues to be a perennial issue. The requirements informed about this at the 2013 General Assembly. demanded from the show judges in the different national organisations are excessively disparate. There is still too little account taken of health and a sound nature Cooperation with the Kennel Club, the at shows. For progress to be made, some competitors American Kennel Club and the Canadian really do need to change the way they think in the ring. Kennel Club
The extent of cooperation with the Kennel Club, the Thanks American Kennel Club and the Canadian Kennel Club was normal during the year under review, with I would like to sincerely thank my colleagues on the consensus being reached on a number of problems in General Committee and in the sections, the members relation to show judging. In the area of canine sports, of the commissions, those responsible in the national teams from England, the USA and Canada can compete organisations, as well as Mr De Clercq and his staff at in our World Championships or section championships, the FCI Office for all the good work they have performed mainly in the agility and IPO disciplines. in all the different areas for us and for the dogs.
Hans W. Müller FCI President
2012 Annual report 7 Mission Statement Chapter II
INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION In accordance with the celebration of the 100 Anniversary Dans le cadre du futur 100e anniversaire de la Fédération of the Federation Cynologique Internationale, the General Cynologique Internationale, le Comité Général de la FCI a Committee of the FCI reviewed its Mission and Vision State- revu la mission, les visions et les valeurs de la FCI afin de ments and Values to maintain our leadership worldwide. maintenir notre position de leader mondial. MISSION STATEMENT MISSION DE LA FCI The FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) is La FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) est the supreme authority of the canine culture worldwide. The l’autorité cynophile mondiale. Elle est responsable de la pré- FCI is responsible for safeguarding canine health and inter- servation de la santé des chiens et des activités canines inter- national dog activities to enhance the relations between nationales dont le but est de promouvoir les relations entre dogs and humans. Established in 1911 the FCI includes 84 le chien et l’homme. La FCI a été fondée en 1911 et compte 84 members and contract partners (one member per country). membres et partenaires sous contrat (un membre par pays). Each member issues their own pedigrees and train highly Chaque membre émet ses propres pedigrees et forme des qualified judges. The FCI makes sure that the pedigrees and juges de manifestations canines hautement qualifiés. La FCI judges are mutually recognized by all the FCI members, con- garantit la reconnaissance des pedigrees et des juges par tract partners and any person involved in their domestic tous ses membres, partenaires sous contrat, ainsi que par canine scene. toute personne active sur leur scène canine nationale. VISION STATEMENT VISION DE LA FCI The FCI supports, via its members and contract partners, the Par l’intermédiaire de ses membres et partenaires sous con- well-being of all dogs Worldwide. trat, la FCI soutient le bien-être de tous les chiens dans le monde entier. FCI VALUES • THE FCI cares about all dogs worldwide. VALEURS DE LA FCI • THE FCI considers the health, temperament and behav- • La FCI se préoccupe du bien-être de tous les chiens dans iour as the most important matters in dogs and their le monde. Breed Standards. • La FCI considère la santé, le caractère et le comportement • THE FCI promotes dog activities and dog sports world- comme les points essentiels pour les chiens et leur stan- wide, which it considers beneficial to the dogs. dard de race. • THE FCI entrusts its commissions to make recommen • La FCI soutient, dans le monde, les activités canines et dations about other important matters. les disciplines canines sportives qu’elle considère béné- fiques pour les chiens. • THE FCI divides geographically the world of dogs through its five sections. • La FCI charge ses commissions d’émettre des recomman- dations sur d’autres thèmes importants. • THE FCI trusts its members and contract partners to protect the integrity of their National Registries. • La FCI divise le monde canin en cinq sections géogra- phiques. • THE FCI recognizes and respects agreements with non- member national organizations. • La FCI exprime toute sa confiance dans la capacité de ses membres et partenaires sous contrat à se porter garants • THE FCI sets the highest standards for its headquarters. de l’intégrité de leurs livres des origines. • THE FCI ensures the regular celebration of World and • La FCI respecte et reconnaît les accords qui ont été Section Championship events. conclus avec des organisations nationales non-membres. • La FCI établit des normes de la plus haute qualité pour son siège social. • La FCI veille à l’organisation régulière de championnats du monde et de section.
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INTRODUCCIÓN EINLEITUNG En el marco del 100º aniversario de la Fédération Cynologi- Im Rahmen des 100-jährigen Jubiläums der Fédération que Internationale, el Comité General de la FCI ha revisado Cynologique Internationale hat der FCI-Vorstand das y modificado su Declaración de Misión y su Declaración Mission-Statement und das Vision-Statement sowie die de Visión, así como los Valores de la FCI, a fin de mantener „Werte“ der FCI überarbeitet, um die weltweite Führungs- nuestra posición de liderazgo mundial. position in der Kynologie zu erhalten. DECLARACIÓN DE MISIÓN MISSION-STATEMENT La FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) es la Die FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) ist autoridad máxima a nivel mundial para la cinofilia. La FCI die oberste Autorität für Hundekultur weltweit. Die FCI es responsable del aseguramiento de la salud de los perros ist für die Sicherstellung der Gesundheit von Hunden und y de las actividades caninas internacionales para fomentar für internationale Hundeaktivitäten zur Förderung der las relaciones entre los perros y las personas. La FCI fue fun- Beziehungen zwischen Hunden und Menschen verantwort- dada en 1911 y tiene 84 miembros y países contratantes (un lich. miembro por cada país). Cada miembro expide sus propios pedigríes y forma a jueces altamente cualificados. La FCI se Die FCI wurde 1911 gegründet und hat 83 Mitglieder und asegura de que todos los miembros, países contratantes y Vertragspartner (ein Mitglied pro Land). Jedes Mitglied personas que en cada país se dedican al mundo del perro erstellt seine eigenen Ahnentafeln und bildet hochqualifi- reconozcan y acepten los pedigríes y los jueces en el seno zierte Richter aus. Die FCI stellt sicher, dass die Ahnentafeln de la FCI. und Richter innerhalb der FCI von allen Mitgliedern, Ver- tragspartnern und allen in der Hundeszene tätigen Perso- nen anerkannt werden. DECLARACIÓN DE VISIÓN Con ayuda de sus miembros y países contratantes, la FCI VISION-STATEMENT ampara y fomenta el bienestar de todos los perros del Die FCI unterstützt durch ihrer Mitglieder und mundo. Vertragspartner das Wohlergehen aller Hunde weltweit. VALORES DE LA FCI “WERTE” DER FCI • A LA FCI le importa y preocupa mucho el bienestar de • DER FCI liegt das Wohlergehen aller Hunde weltweit am todos los perros del mundo. Herzen. • LA FCI considera que la salud, el carácter y el comporta- • DIE FCI erachtet die Gesundheit, das Wesen und das miento de los perros son las cuestiones más importantes Verhalten als wichtigste Merkmale für Hunde und für en lo que se refiere a los perros y a su estándar de cría. deren Rassestandards. • LA FCI fomenta a nivel mundial aquellas actividades • DIE FCI fördert weltweit Hundeaktivitäten und caninas y disciplinas de deporte canino que considera Hundesportarten, die sie für die Hunde als vorteilhaft beneficiosas para los perros. erachtet. • LA FCI encarga a sus Comisiones ofrecer recomenda‑ • DIE FCI beauftragt ihre Kommissionen damit, ciones para otros temas importantes. Empfehlungen zu anderen wichtigen Themen • LA FCI clasifica el mundo del perro en cinco sectores, abzugeben. conforme a sus cinco secciones. • DIE FCI unterteilt die Welt der Hunde in fünf Bereiche, • LA FCI confía en que sus miembros y países contratantes entprechend ihren fünf geographischen Sektionen. mantengan la homogeneidad e integridad de sus regis- • DIE FCI vertraut auf die Wahrheit und Vollständigkeit der tros nacionales. nationalen Register ihrer Mitglieder und Vertragspartner. • LA FCI respeta y acepta los acuerdos tomados con organi- • DIE FCI anerkennt und respektiert Vereinbarungen, zaciones nacionales de países que no son miembros. die mit nationalen Nicht-Mitglieder-Organisationen • LA FCI es extremadamente exigente con su sede central. abgeschlossen wurden. • LA FCI se encarga de las celebraciones periódicas de los • DIE FCI setzt für ihren Hauptsitz in jeglicher Hinsicht Campeonatos Mundiales y de Sección höchste Ansprüche. • DIE FCI sorgt für das regelmäßige Abhalten von Weltund Sektionsmeisterschaften.
2012 Annual report 9 The General Committee Chapter III
THE GENERAL COMMITTEE
PRESIDENT
Hans Müller (Switzerland)
Elected member for the first time in 1983 at the General Assembly held in Madrid (ES). Current position: President of the FCI.
VICE-PRESIDENT
Rafael de Santiago (Puerto Rico)
Elected member for the first time in 1999 at the General Assembly held in Mexico (MX). Current position: Vice-president of the FCI and President of the Federación Canófila de Puerto Rico (Kennel Club of Puerto Rico).
TREASURER
Gerard Jipping (The Netherlands)
Elected member for the first time in 2011 at the General Assembly held in Paris (FR).
Current position: Treasurer of the FCI and President of the Dutch Kennel Club (Raad van Beheer).
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MEMBERS Jorgen Hindse (Denmark)
Sitting member in the General Committee; elected in 1991 by the General Assembly of the European Section in Zurich Tamas Jakkel (Hungary) (CH). Current position: Member of Elected member in 2009 at the FCI General Committee, the General Assembly held President of the Dansk in Bratislava (SK). Kennel Klub (Danish Kennel Current position: Member of Club) and President of the the FCI General Committee. European Section.
Miguel-Ángel Martínez (Argentina)
Sitting member in the General Kari Järvinen (Finland) Committee; elected in 1995 by the General Assembly of The Elected member for the first Americas and the Caribbean time in 1995 at the General Section held in Brussels (BE). Assembly held in Brussels Current position: Member of (BE). the FCI General Committee Current position: Member of and President of The Americas the FCI General Committee. and the Caribbean Section.
Stefan Stefik (Slovakia) Takemi Nagamura (Japan)
Elected member for the first Sitting member in the General time in 1999 at the General Committee; elected in 2006 Assembly held in Mexico by the General Assembly of (MX). Asia and the Pacific Section Current position: Member of held in Bangkok (TH). the FCI General Committee Current position: member of and former President of the FCI General Committee, the Slovenska Kynologicka President of the Japan Kennel Jednota (Kennel Club of Club and President of the Slovakia). Asia and the Pacific Section.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Yves De Clercq (Belgium)
Appointed Secretary General in 1997 by the General Committee in Buenos Aires (AR). Current position: Executive Director of the FCI.
2012 Annual report 11 FCI staff Chapter IV
FCI STAFF Margareth Devaux
Hired in 1973 In charge of the Awards Department and Working Trials schedules Yves De Clercq [email protected]
Hired in 1994 Executive Director [email protected] Marie-France Grulois
Hired in 1992 In charge of Kennel Names and Breed Graziella Soravia Standards Departments (EN-FR) [email protected] Hired in 1981 In charge of Kennel Names and Administration Departments Catherine Gomrée (Standards : DE-FR) [email protected] Hired in 2003 In charge of Accountancy and Administration Departments; Translations and IT Projects [email protected]
Lynda Dock Marie Luna Durán
Hired in 1994 Hired in 2006 Cleaning Operative Marketing and Public Relations Manager; Translations and IT Projects [email protected]
Rosa Vinci
Hired in 2006 Alexandra Decoster In charge of Data Processing [email protected] Hired in 2009 In charge of the Titles Department [email protected]
Marjorie Grimmelprez
Hired in 2008 Sabine Segers In charge of the Judges and Breeds Standards (ES) Departments Hired in 2010 [email protected] In charge of Data Processing [email protected]
Valérie Vanderstukken Jean-Charles Corliano Hired in 2010 In charge of Data Processing and Hired in 2011 Show Schedules In charge of the CACIB Department [email protected] [email protected]
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT
Dear Readers,
The year 2012, the FCI Centenary post-year, has been excellent. Different projects were achieved, the FCI staff remained unchanged, the General Committee made major decisions and we definitively entered into the “Modern World”.
Communication means, nowadays, have taken an immense place and play a very important role in our life; this is even more so for an organisation with a definitely worldwide orientation. Facebook and online communication are tools which have become essential and the FCI understood it very clearly.
FCI WEB SITES (http://www.fci.be and http://www.dogdotcom.be)
The statistics remain excellent with a slight approximately 20%, on our Newsletter-hosting website, decrease, approximately 5%, of visitors on our “main” www.dogdotcom.be. website, www.fci.be, but a significant increase,
period visits pages seen visitors www.fci.be 1/1/10 – 31/12/10 1,041,804 2,755,133 580,580 www.fci.be 1/1/11 – 31/12/11 1,094,367 2,923,219 612,933 www.fci.be 1/1/12 – 31/12/12 1,048,244 2,862,887 599,001 www.dogdotcom.be 1/1/11 - 31/12/11 33,455 78,792 23,753 www.dogdotcom.be 1/1/12 – 31/12/12 41,176 87,791 32,145
One of the objectives for the next year will be to make As most FCI members have experienced it, shows our “traditional” website more attractive extending it applications are now to be done online via a platform with even more information for our members. A major specifically designed for that. The next phases, step forward will be the possibility for exhibitors and FCI implemented in the course of 2013, will be the possibility members to consult the results of CACIB shows online, to consult your own kennel club’s accountancy online making it unnecessary to keep the CACIB cards in use. and the CACIB results (see above).
FCI NEWSLETTER
The new format of our e-newsletter is now very well now believe that the objective has been reached. This accepted and we are happy that we could meet the wish of course does not prevent us from remaining “awake” of the FCI members, expressed in 2009 at the General and attentive to the reactions and expectations of our Assembly. It took some time to find out the ideal members and readers in general. design, adequate and interesting information but we
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FCI BUILDING
The local and provincial authorities having finally given which is of utmost importance in such a diversified and their approval, the building permit was granted to the internationally orientated activity. Some parts of the FCI and the works will start in the course of 2013. This is current building will be renovated and/or transformed a very important decision which shows the willingness and an extension will be built with a library, a museum, of the FCI to settle in Thuin, securing the staff stability, a meeting room and a huge room for our archives.
OUR STAFF
2012 was a very stable year. The End of November 2012, Mrs Grulois only two temporary contracts that celebrated her 20 years of office at we had were turned into definitive the FCI. As said earlier, stability is working contracts: Ms Segers of utmost importance in order to (results process) and Mr Corliano attend the members in the best (CACIB and RCACIB department). possible conditions.
Sabine Segers Jean-Charles Corliano
MAJOR DECISIONS OF THE FCI GENERAL COMMITTEE
Let’s take a brief overview of the major decisions made by the FCI General Committee this year.
Proposals from the commissions
Hunting dogs area Show area
For the title of CIT, the 2 required CACIT can be obtained If a dog behaves aggressively in the ring (breed-group- in one country (more countries however acceptable), finals) and its behaviour is eye-witnessed by the judge in under two different judges. This applies to all the duty, the latter has to write a report for the attention of hunting dogs commissions (Retrievers, Earth Dogs, the organising committee and has to disqualify the dog Spaniels, Continental and British Pointers, Hounds). for the rest of the competition. All the awards and titles of the day are cancelled.
Rescue Dogs area The new Show Regulations were approved and will be enforced from January 1st, 2013. The “Judging Guidelines” were approved and entered into force on May 1st, 2012. Agility area
Sighthounds Races area The new “Specifications for the organisation of the FCI Agility World Championships” and the new “Guidelines The new regulations (Races and Coursing) were approved for FCI Agility Judges” were approved. and entered into force on July 1st, 2012.
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Breeding area It is reminded that the on the website of the FCI, a page, regularly updated, is available listing all the breed The FCI General Committee approved the following standards amended in the last 6 months. proposal “Breeders must apply for registration of all purebred litters”. Another task that proved to be very time-consuming was the publication of the updated “FCI Championship Regulations” in December. Breed standards area
New or amended standards were approved:
Great Dane, English Cocker Spaniel, Airedale Terrier, Collie Rough, Deerhound, Australian Cattle Dog, Kelpie, Australian Silky Terrier, Australian Terrier, Jack Russell Terrier.
CHANGE IN THE FCI SCIENTIFIC COMMISSION
We have also wanted to pay a special tribute to a very respectful and respected person, who sat in the FCI Scientific Commission for 27 years and unfortunately decided to resign: Prof. B. Denis (FR). He always served the commission professionally and efficiently. His substitute was appointed by the FCI General Committee: Prof. Leroy (FR) to whom we wish good luck.
G. Leroy B. Denis
PARTNERSHIP APPLICATIONS: BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA
Since December 1st, 2012, the Kinoloski Savez u Bosni I the FCI and this is a very good piece of news for the Hercegovini (KSuBiH) (Bosnian Kennel Club) is back in active Bosnian breeders in that region.
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FCI ACTIVITIES
The activities of our members remained stable and Our office confirmed 97,971 (as of March 27th, 2013) CACIB high, compared to 2011. To the date of production of and 7,960 titles of International Champion (CIB, CIE, this annual report, with a total number of international CEC, CIT, CIAG, CIOB, CIC). 2,003 trials (hunting, utility, shows reaching 900 for a total entry of 921,805 dogs, agility, obedience, herding, races) have been sanctioned our Federation definitely keeps its leadership position. and 19,297 kennel names were FCI registered.
Total entry vs Total CACIB
909973 917370 921805 836314 874958 876644
■ 115077 121000 128552 135163 140170 Tatal Entry ■ Total CACIB 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
(Note : the CACIB figures for 2012 do not appear as they cannot be considered reliable. These figures change constantly as our staff is processing the remaining CACIB results for the 2012 shows).
Show entry Top 5 in Europe
Finland: 92,161 dogs for 26 shows (84,388 in 2011), 3,544 dogs / show Sweden: 73,091 dogs for 24 shows (76,002 in 2011), 3,045 dogs / show France: 69,700 dogs for 35 shows (84,871 in 2011), 1,991 dogs / show Italy: 54,825 dogs for 46 shows (51,665 in 2011), 1,191 dogs / show Germany: 50,008 dogs for 19 shows (60,497 in 2011), 2.632 dogs / show
Show entry Top 3 in The Americas and the Caribbean
Brazil: 13,408 dogs for 65 shows (14,865 in 2011), 206 dogs / show Argentina: 8,567 dogs for 24 shows (9,397 in 2011), 356 dogs / show Puerto Rico: 1,660 dogs for 8 shows (816 in 2011), 207 dogs / show
Show entry Top 3 in Asia and the Pacific
Japan: 12,641 dogs for 14 shows (9,729 last year), 902 dogs / show Taiwan: 3,774 dogs for 12 shows (3,897 last year), 314 dogs / show China: 3,232 dogs for 8 shows (2,140 last year), 404 dogs / show
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Show entry Top 1 in Africa
South Africa: 1,117 dogs for 4 shows (533 last year), 279 dogs / show
World Average Entry / Show Top 3
Luxembourg: 4,515 dogs / show (5.084 last year) Finland: 3,544 dogs / show (3,669 last year) Sweden: 3,045 dogs / show (3,454 last year)
We sincerely hope that the above report has given all our members a true picture of the activities, projects, decisions and work we all made in 2012. Congratulations on all of you who “make up the FCI”!
Best regards,
Yves De Clercq FCI Executive Director
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Outstanding Conformation Dogs of the Year
WORLD DOG SHOW, SALZBURG (AUSTRIA) 18-20/5
1 Welsh Corgi Pembroke Andvol Pinkrton Judge : Tamas Jakkel (HU) Owner : Olga Shuvalova
2 Newfoundland Starry Town Bon Prin Judge : Hiroshi Kamisato (JP) Owner : Maro Maurizio
3 American Staffordshire Terrier Don Kings of Ring’s Judge : Paul Stanton (SE) Owner : Natalia Zeljic
4 Dachshund Normal Norden Liht Unkas Judge : Claudio de Giuliani (IT) Owner : A.S. Krylova
5 Siberian Husky Snowmist’s Quicksilver Speigas Judge : Hans van den Bergh (NL) 1 Owner : Leblanc Kim © Ilse Manner © Ilse
2 3 © Ilse Manner © Ilse Manner © Ilse
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6 Basset Fauve de Bretagne Shiroblam First Slip Judge : Milivoje Urosevic (RS) Owner : Elisabeth Strömberg
7 Weimaraner Grey Classic’s Ipanema Girl Judge : Horst Kliebenstein (DE) Owner : Edwin & Kristina Lenaerts
8 English Springer Spaniel Linmoor Zimply Zalient Judge : Damir Skok (HR) Owner : Katarzyna Ksiazek
9 Poodle Aleph American Idol Judge : Norman Deschuymere (BE) Owner : Charlotte Sandell
10 Saluki (BIS) Shiraz California Dreamin Judge : Rafael de Santiago (PR) Owner : Nicklas Eriksson 6 © Ilse Manner © Ilse
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EUROPEAN SECTION SHOW BUCHAREST (ROMANIA) 5-7/10
Lhasa Apso ZENTARR MORGAN Judge : Petru Muntean (RO) Owner : Stefano Paolantoni & M D Anderson © Romanian Kennel Club © Romanian
THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN SECTION SHOW San Juan (Puerto Rico) 18/11
Afghan Hound Fashionista of Damos Judge : Rafael de Santiago (PR) Owner : Juan Miranda (MX) © José Solá
ASIA AND THE PACIFIC SECTION SHOW MANILA (PHILIPPINES) 26/8
Yorkshire Terrier HOCUS POCUS WILD FANTASY Judge : Takahiro Miyagawa (JP) Owner : Nantha Tansacha (TH) © [email protected] ©
EUKANUBA WORLD CHALLENGE ORLANDO (UNITED STATES) 15-16/12
Standard Poodle Grand Champion Jaset’s Satisfaction Judge : Luis Pinto Teixeira (PT) Owner : Michele Molnar & Jamie Danburg © Lisa Croft-Elliott © Lisa
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FCI SCIENTIFIC COMMISSION - Activity report
Official Meeting and Standards commissions. It was decided not to recommend the FCI General Committee to recognise During the period under review, the FCI Scientific the Continental Bulldog as a new breed, but rather as Commission met on February 4-5 in Stockholm, Sweden. a variety.
On the first meeting day, the Scientific Commission Elbow Dysplasia discussed health and genetics issues raised either by the FCI General Committee (GC) or by the FCI member A draft of a written proposal describing the procedure organisations. In addition, the commission initiated of Elbow dysplasia screening in dogs is currently at its own ideas and recommendations regarding topics work. The object is to acknowledge it as the FCI official relevant to health improvement of pure bred dogs. procedure, like the one of Hip dysplasia. Two commission members, namely Dra M. Durán The second day was dedicated to mutual discussions and Prof. A. Hedhammar, actively participated in an with the Standards Commission on items relevant international workshop designated to this topic. to new standards, change in standards or health Dra Durán presented a guideline of the screening impairment due to standards. procedure and evaluation of the Elbow dysplasia. It was accepted by the commission, and was delivered to the Recognition of New Breeds FCI website for publication.
The task of the Scientific Commission, in the process of FCI Working group 2012 the recognition of new breeds, is to investigate whether there are any severe anatomic or genetic impairments The FCI GC has initiated an ad hoc committee that and to take care that the breeding basis of the new should deal with new approaches to the issue of canine breeds is wide and diverse enough (8 blood lines) to Health, well being and welfare. The president of the enable a healthy breeding. scientific commission participated actively in this ad Furthermore, to investigate whether the potential new hoc committee. breed is a new breed or rather a variety of an already- Its protocol and recommendations were provided to the recognised breed. FCI GC. The Scientific Commission discussed these issues at its The New Breeds which the commission investigated meeting, deciding to participate actively in this project during this period were the Prague Ratter (Prazsky by initiating new steps according to the GC decisions. Krysarik), the Bohemian Shepherd Dog (Chodsky Pes) At a time, the Scientific Commission made a proposal and the Continental Bulldog. to create expert panels, which would provide knowledge and assistance supporting the FCI central bodies and its Prague Ratter (Prazsky Krysarik) member canine organisations.
The 8 blood lines were provided in the right form. The first panels, suggested by the Scientific Commission However, no health certification was provided. Therefore, are: the recommendation for recognition was discussed no • Orthopedic screening programmes further. • Hereditary eye disorders The Czech canine organisation has been informed. • Hereditary heart Diseases Bohemian Shephred Dog (Chodsky Pes) Abbreviations and list of Hereditary Diseases: The list of the 8 blood lines which was provided was not in the requested form. No health certification was Dr Andres Villalobos prepared a comprehensive list of provided. Therefore, the breed has not been discussed. hereditary diseases and disorders in the dog, including The Czech canine organisation has been informed. their internationally recognised abbreviations, further to a previous request from the Commission. Continental Bulldog This excellent list - after being accepted by the Commission - was sent to the FCI for further distribution Although the health certificate and the 8 blood lines among the kennel clubs. were provided and met the required standards, all 6 commission members agreed that, from genetic and Stockholm 2-3 June 2012 – The first scientific point of view, it is rather a variety and not a international symposium on well being of breed. . Nevertheless, one member was in favour of pure bred dogs the recognition as a breed, while the other 5 members opposed this notion. This issue was further discussed This workshop, first of its kind, gathered representatives on the next day in the joint meeting of the Scientific from 26 countries (4 continents), which included kennel
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clubs representatives, veterinarians, breeders, welfare Change in the Scientific Commission activists and judges. The symposium was chaired by Prof. Ake Hedammar, a Prof. Bernard Denis (France) resigned from the commission member of the FCI Scientific Commission. in October 2012, after 27 years of fruitful activity. All members of the Scientific Commission participated He was replaced by Dr Grégoire Leroy (France). actively in the various workshops that were running in I would like to express my gratitude to all the members parallel. of the Scientific Commission, who contributed so This workshop was initiated by the Swedish Kennel Club much to the tasks of the commission, always willingly, and was supported by the FCI. effectively and in a friendly atmosphere.
Prof. Zeev Trainin President of the FCI Scientific Commission
FCI STANDARDS COMMISSION - Activity report
Members of the FCI Standards Commission during this Illustrations in standards period were: The Commission is pleased to notice the interest Renée Sporre-Willes, President Sweden member countries are taking in producing good Hans Wiblishauser Germany illustrations for the front cover of the standards. Dr José Luis Payro Mexico The illustration with anatomical features to be used on Jorge Nallem Uruguay the back cover of the standards is now completed with Jennifer Mulholland Ireland text in the four FCI languages.
The Commissions former president, Mr Raymond Triquet is much appreciated as the Commission’s senior adviser, a position he has held since 2007 when he resigned from the full membership.
The Standards Commission’s main work to revise and adapt new and existing standards is constant. Focus on dog’s health has caused countries to review the text in standards extra carefully to avoid wordings that may result in interpretations that can lead to exaggerations that might cause health risks. This has increased the Commission’s work in the last couple of years.
The Commission still has one annual meeting only and hence the procedure for standards to be revised can take a year, or more.
The Commission continuously amend or thoroughly revise standards and the co-operation with the member The illustration of Anatomical features was prepared by countries is usually efficient. Still, the procedure has the Standards Commission and is to be used on the back to go through several steps before a standard can cover of all FCI standards. This was approved by the GC be published, and rightly so as these documents are in 2012. The illustration is by the late Australian artist the back bone in the work of the FCI and its member Margaret Davidson featuring an Australian Cattle dog. countries. The use of this drawing was permitted by the Nordic Kennel Union whose Picture Library owns the rights to Viewing of the text in standards from a health and the original. welfare perspective is intensified. This is not always to the liking of the countries of origin but in the interest of Commission meeting in Stockholm keeping the breeds for the future. We all have accepted that exaggerations in type as well as character issues in The Commission’s 2012 meeting took place in Stockholm guard dogs might not only jeopardise the health of the in June in connection with the 1st International Workshop dogs, it may also increase the risk to have breeds banned on Enhancement on Genetic Health in Purebred Dogs. by law. This has already happened in some countries. The Workshop was held as a post-conference to the 6th International Conference on Advances in Canine and Feline Genomics and Inherited Diseases.
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Renée Sporre-Willes made the introduction to the • Are there alternatives to international recognition? workshop for Prerequisites and procedures for • Could molecular genetics tools be used for guidance? recognition of breeds and varieties. The main discussion • Stricter and more detailed rules for the international points being: recognition of breeds • How to avoid breeds being divided up by e.g. size, colour and coat? • Acceptance of varieties instead of new breeds, unless the population applied for is a unique population not • Breeds versus varieties of the same breed. closely related to any previously recognised breeds. • Is it beneficial to make new breeds out of those already existing?
Some of the conclusions by the whole conference were: That a 100% of the participants said NO to make new breeds from those already existing. © David Dalton © David © David Dalton © David © David Dalton © David © Paula Heikkinen Lehkonen © Paula © Per Undén © David Dalton © David The name of the breeds, in number order can be found below
• The opinion was that it is better to save an already Deerhound (164) existing breed with infusion of new genetic material Australian Cattle Dog (287) instead of creating a new breed from a small founding Australian Kelpie (293) population. Australian Silky Terrier (236) • Alternatives mentioned were a national recognition Australian Terrier (8) with an open register. For international recognition Jack Russell Terrier (345) there should be extended rules such as 20 years * Italian Pointing Dog (202) minimum as a national registered breed; known * St. Bernard (61) health status based on official health screening etc. * Small Swiss Hound (60) * Peruvian Hairless Dog (310) • Improvement of health and diversity may be obtained * Xoloitzcuintle (234) by crossing varieties and potentially by combining breeds that are genetically related. I would like to thank my colleagues and the Scientific A few pictures of breeds that “look alike” were added Commission as well as the staff at the FCIs General to the introduction by Renée Sporre-Willes. “Guess the Secretariat in Thuin for the excellent collaboration and breeds” caused some amusement as well as serious the General Committee for their support. thoughts. The pictured breeds are not the only ones that give food Renée Sporre-Willes for thoughts as to how genuine our breeds really are. President of the FCI Standards Commission Many are merely a variation of the same theme.
Amended/corrected or fully revised standards Guess the breeds approved / published 2012 1. Kuvasz *A few more of the approved breeds will be published in 2. Polski Owczarek Podhalanski early 2013 after some corrections. 3. Slovakian Chuvach (Slovenský Ćuvać) Great Dane (235) 4. Montenegrin Mountain Hound (Crnogorski Planinski Gonic) English Cocker Spaniel (5) 5. Brandlbracke - (Vieräugl) (Austrian Black and Tan Hound) Airedale Terrier (7) 6. Slovakian Hound (Slovenský Kopov) Collie Rough (156)
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FCI AGILITY COMMISSION – Activity report © Christa Bremer © Christa
The Agility sport seems to be the most important part of the dog sport worldwide since it is increasing year after year. For that reason every year we do have three big international events, and FCI members (the canine organisations) can apply via the FCI Agility commission to be the host for these events.
In the middle of July we had the Junior European Open in Pinkafeld (Austria). This event is only for the youth and “OPEN” which means that not onlyo teams from Europe, but also teams from all over the world are allowed to be part of it as long as they run in according to the valid rules for this
special event and are entered by their kennel club. In 2012, Ebeling Thomas © 385 teams joined this event. First time we had teams from Sina Just with her Whippet during the Jumping USA and Russia, too. Four judges – three from Austria and one from Switzerland - built the courses and judged the runs.
The starters compete in two competitions - Individual and Team - each are held in the categories Large, Medium and Small separated by children and juniors.
Two weeks later, at the end of July, the European Open Agility was held in Kristinastad (Sweden) with more than 400 starters coming from almost 30 nations; besides the
European, we could welcome competitors from Venezuela, Ebeling Thomas © USA, Japan, Canada and Brazil. Because of the high number Claudia Zenner with her Berger des Pyrenees in the course of entries five judges were appointed: three from Sweden, one from South Africa and one from Italy. It was a real well organised event, an advertisment for the Agilty sport. © Thomas Ebeling Thomas © © Thomas Ebeling Thomas © The European Champions Team L course walking for the participants
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The rules JEO and EO are very similiar and also these competitors can compete in two competitions - Individual and Team.
The winners in 2012 were: Individuals Small Maho Yamaguchi (Japan) with Suzuka (Shetland Sheepdog) Medium Krisztina Kabai (Germany) with Rio (Shetland Sheepdog) Large Silvia Trkman (Slovenia) with Bu (Border Collie) Team Small/Medium Russian Flyes Large
Germany 1 Gaedicke Volker ©
Last but not least, the highlight for all Agility people was Besides these annual sport events the delegates of the FCI the World Championship held in October in Liberec (Czech Agility Commission were also invited to two meetings; the Republic). It was the best organised World Championship first one was held in February in Prague and the second one we ever had. They had professionals, who belong to the in October, linked to the World Championships in Liberec. Olympic committee and helped them to make this event Thirty four nations confirmed their FCI delegate for the into something special. It started with the opening ceremony FCI Agility Commission, but usually twenty to twenty-five and ended with the closing ceremony and in between an countries only were represented in our meetings. absolute topic time schedule, always up-to-date information, At the meeting in February we worked on additions/changes announcements in different FCI languages, so the team to the rules and regulations for JEO, EO and the Specifications leaders and competitors were well informed through the for World Championships. Proposed amendments to the whole event. guidelines for judges were discussed and the working group for these guidelines will draw up the new version. 3 national judges (two judging the up contacts at the dog The final confirmation of the judges’ guidelines and the walk in the team with their colleague from Czech Republic, request to the FCI General Committee to approve these the other one in the team with the international judge from guidelines was done at the October meeting, too. The Netherlands), the official judges Irina Mácková (CZ) and It has been proven that the working groups, set up by the FCI Kees Stoel (NL) created fair and selective courses. commission, for the judges’- guidelines and the guidelines for the agility obstacles are very useful. These working We had almost 400 competitors coming from 34 nations groups summarise additions and ideas for changes. They around the world and about 7,000 supporters. then give these proposals in a compressed form as draft to The whole event ran in a wonderful atmosphere. the delegates. This enables all the countries belonging to the Agility Commission to obtain the drafts in time to discuss the The World champions 2012 were: proposed changes in their own nations, and even before the Individual FCI Agility Commission meeting is held, they are able to give Large appropriate feedback to the working groups. Lisa Frick (Austria) with Border Collie Hoss Medium Overall, I want to thank those who have been host of one of Natasha Wise (Great Britain) with Border Collie Heck our international events, my board members, delegates and Small all the members of the working groups for their cooperation. Elena Kapustina (Russia) with Jack Russell Terrier Tekna In these thanks I would like to include the members of the FCI General Committee and the employees of the FCI office Team equally. Large Switzerland Medium Christa Bremer Czech Republic President of the FCI Agility Commission Small Germany
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FCI BREEDING COMMISSION - Activity report
The annual meeting of the Breeding Commission was Approval in breed standards of coat, colours arranged in Stockholm June 1sst 2012, with excellent and anatomical features which are genetically hospitality and accomplishment of the Swedish impossible to avoid in order to breed dogs Kennel Club. The meeting took place just prior to the that are accepted in the standard 1st International Workshop on Enhancement of Genetic Health in Purebred Dogs, which was arranged by the Background Swedish Kennel Club on June 2-3. Most of the Breeding The Breeding Commission has in 2010 and 2011 Commission delegates precipitated in this important discussed the standard of the Peruvian Hairless Dog and well arranged event, which had the subtitle Breeding (Perro sin pelo del Perú), where the hairy variation was healthier dogs – from attention and awareness to action. not excepted in the breed standard. We were informed in 2011 that the KCP (Peruvian canine organisation) had Representatives from the following member countries sent a new standard to FCI, which had been sent to the were present at meeting: Belgium (Mr Roger van FCI Standard Commission. So far the new standard is Hoenacker) Denmark (Mrs Birgitte Schjøth), Estonia not available at www.fci.be, but hopefully will include (Dr Janne Orro), Germany (Dr Peter Friedrich), Italy the hairy variation. (Ms Maria Ceccarelli), Latvia (Ms Baiba Rumba), Luxembourg (Mr Nicolas Schwab), The Netherlands (Mr Peruvian hairless dog is, however, not the only breed John Wauben), Norway (Dr Astrid Indrebø), Poland (Mr where the standard excludes healthy dogs which Tomasz Borkowski), Portugal (Mr Luís Gorjão Henriques), are genetically impossible to avoid in order to breed Slovenia (Mrs Marija Kavcic), Sweden (Ms Britt-Marie dogs that are accepted in the standard. What about Dornell) and Switzerland (Mrs Yvonne Jaussi), as well as Rhodesian (or Thai) ridgeback where dogs without a Mr Kari Järvinen from the FCI General Committee. ridge are disqualified, although ridgeless dogs in most cases will be born when breeding ridgeback dogs? The President: Dr Astrid Indrebø, Norway (reelected) gene for ridge is dominant, and it is known that dogs Vice-president: Mrs Maissen-Jarish, Austria (reelected) that are homozygote for this gene have a higher risk for Secretary: Dr Kirsi Sainio, Finland (reelected) dermoid sinus (Hillbertz NHC, Andersson G. Autosomal dominant mutation causing dorsal ridge predisposed for dermoid sinus in Rhodesian ridgback dogs. J Small Animal Many important issues were discussed, among them Practice 2006; 184-188). When breeding harlequin Great the situation of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. John Dane, merle will appear in the litter. Nevertheless, merle Wauben (Dutch canine organisation), presented an is a disqualifying coat colour in this breed. excellent Powerpoint presentation, and informed about Dr Peter Friedrich (Germany) informed that ridgeback the Dutch programme and the project of Mr Arnold dogs might be banned by the government in Germany Jacques (from Belgium) with whom they are doing if the ridgeless dogs are not equally accepted. a very interesting relation project. The Netherlands, Belgium, UK and Germany are important parts of this Proposal to the General Committee: It is genetically project, which are dealing with the two major problems impossible to breed naked dogs without getting the hairy of Cavalier King Charles Spaniel: syringiomyelia (SM) and variation, or harlequin without getting the merle colour – heart problem (MVD). the Dutch canine organisation or healthy rigdebacks without ridgeless dogs being born. plans to organise an International Cavalier Congress for Therefore coat, colours and anatomical features that all breed clubs and FCI members in 2013 in Amsterdam. genetically must appear in a breed in order to breed what As a result of the discussion in Breeding Commission is now preferred in the standard (i.e hairless, ridgebacks), 2011, FCI took immediate action. A meeting with should be equally accepted in the standards; the standards representatives from FCI and the Dutch canine must be changed to achieve this. organisation was arranged in Amsterdam on 27.06.11. The FCI office sent out a request to all the national Breeders should be obliged to apply for canine organisations in August 2011, and asked them registration of all purebred litters to send population information about cavaliers (registration numbers, health programmes, mortality In the present FCI rules, a breeder can choose not to data). Few countries did, however, respond to this apply for registration for a litter that does not follow the request. The Breeding Commission therefore proposed rules of the national kennel club, i.e. to avoid penalties in the 2012 meeting that the request should be sent out from the national kennel club. once more from the FCI General Secretariat, including a list of the kennel clubs/breed clubs who had responded. Proposal to the General Committee: The Breeding The answers should be sent directly to Kirsi Sainio, who Commission proposes that the following sentence is also received the previous answers. added in article 18 in FCI Breeding Rules: Breeders must apply for registration of every purebred litter. The following proposals from the Breeding Commission were sent forward to the General Committee
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The use of FCI approved kennel names Breed typical movements and confirmation, according to the breed standard In some countries breeders are using their FCI kennel name on litters/breeds that are not registered in the Background stud book of the FCI-recognised national kennel clubs. Ex: A breeder of Labradors can of course use his kennel In 2011 the Breeding Commission, proposed to the General name to register Helleforshund (which is a national Committee that the Breeding Commission, Standards registered breed in Sweden, but not yet approved by Commission and the Judges Commission should work FCI), but cannot use his kennel name on breeds that are together on this subject. Judges education is of outmost not recognised by FCI or any FCI-recognised national importance. The Standards Commission could provide kennel club. videos of typical movements and actions of several breeds where there are differences in breed type. Proposal to the General Committee: FCI approved kennel names should only be used on litters registered in the stud Proposal from the Breeding Commission 2012: There are book of the national kennel clubs. This point should be no financial possibilities within the FCI for funding such stated in the agreement signed by the breeder applying an enormous project. There are, however, already lots of for the FCI Kennel name. national materials in many kennel clubs concerning their national breeds. The Breeding Commission will suggest Cancellation of a limited registration that FCI should request Powerpoint presentations and/or videos from the countries of origin to be published on the The Breeding Commission’s proposal to the General FCI website. Committee: A limited registration can only be revoked by the national kennel club who has made the original Astrid Indrebø limited registration. President of the FCI Breeding Commission
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FCI COMMISSION FOR BRITISH POINTERS - Activity report
At the beginning of 2012, I was nominated by the ENCI Greece, The Netherlands, Russia, Serbia, Spain, as Italian Representative within the FCI Commission for Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine and Italy. British Pointers, after Mr Attimonelli’s resignation. The Jury was composed of: The meeting of the Commission was held in Nis (Serbia) Mr Georg DORN from Germany (Chief) on March 23rd, just one day before the unrolling of Mr Franco MALNATI from Italy the European Cup, organised by the ENCI, on Serbian Mr Andreas ROGGER from Switzerland grounds. To conclude those days full of satisfaction, the success During that meeting I was elected President of the of the Italian team. Commission. I think that the following report which is a summary It was really an honour for me to represent that of the article written by the judge Mr Franco Malnati Commission and to attend such a prestigious event as for our magazine « I Nostri Cani » could explain the the European Cup. atmosphere of those beautiful days.
The participating Countries were 17: Austria, Bulgaria, Francesco Balducci Cyprus, Croatia, Denmark, France, Germany, Gibraltar, President of the FCI Commission for British Pointers
EUROPEAN CUP FOR BRITISH POINTING It is on these grounds that the trialer, beyond the DOGS 2012 in Nis (Serbia) dressage, must do the best and shows its intelligence in hunting. POINT OF VIEW OF A JUDGE by Franco Malnati In the case of the European Cup, where the best selected dogs from every nation run, the Judges have It is neither easy nor common being one of the judges no difficulty to detect and distinguish the great trialer assigned to judge a European Cup. For this reason, from the subject which performs its task and also my notes feel the effect of pride and enthusiasm for reports valid marks. having judged the most prestigious International event. The European Cup is a team competition in which all the members of the same team are linked each other The best dogs among the selected ones from 17 and share the same national pride. European countries run the European Cup. The attention of the judges is focused on the evaluation of The final score is the result of the points of those the performance, the style, the qualities, the cleverness classified dogs belonging to the same team, with a and what happens minute by minute during the round minimum of two subjects per team. of each participant. The Italian team, composed by Actually, the rules of the European Cup (Grande Quete) for English Pointing Dogs states that the Jury must FLOK della Vertematese – English Pointer (Pezzotta) be severe towards subjects which are not up to the CLEO della Cervara – English Pointer (Girandola) situation and which do not have a sufficient dressage. SILVER – English Setter (Cantoni) The purpose of the judgment is to bring to the fore the NOSFERATUS di Val di Chiana – English Setter (Scipioni) Elite dogs. The judges must give more importance to the whole performance than to faults of little account. 1° reserve HOLLYWOOD DEL SARGIADAE – English Pointer We are in Serbia, on excellent grounds although 2° reserve RICO DEI DIPINTI – English Setter very peculiar compared with our customs, a “history” on French, Spanish, Greek and Polish grounds. The has obtained an excellent result, which has never been grounds in Nis show the better we can have today for achieved until now for the highest score obtained. our trials for pointing dogs. The non-uniformity of the crops, the large areas which are still worked with non On the occasion of the award ceremony, all those modern systems with plots intercropped with fields of present have shown a particular thanks to Mr. Oliviano wheat, alfalfa, corn, meadows, fallows, etc.., represent Nobile, selector of the Italian team and responsible of the best habitat for the grey partridge which is present the success of all the four Italian dogs. in considerable quantity.
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I have to confess that those two days spent with my the French Pointer Club, Mr. Nardi, Mr. Somoza judge two Colleagues were characterized by friendliness, and friend with Paco, Mr. Parola with Luigi, Mr. Foutris competence and fairness. from Greece, Mrs. Recchia, Mrs. Girandola, Madame The Chief, Mr. Georg Dorn, from Germany. A very Bloc Cattaneo, Madame Du Fay de Lavallaz with whom qualified person, expert of Championship and Cups, a I have judged a round in the prix d’excellence, Mr. very right person, careful and helpful. Donatucci and. Mr. Nargaud with whom I have judged The other judge, Mr. Andreas Rogger, from Switzerland. the barrage and five prix d’excellence, Mr. Della Chiesa A young emergent judge, a person of great talent and and Mr. Sassarini. All witnesses of the resounding competence, wise and careful observer. success of Italy in the European Cup, success which is unlikely to be repeated in the years to come. In my opinion, a Jury which was up to the situation. At last, what has appeared in this European Cup was handlers’ professionalism, the guarantee of having The Italian handlers, the best in Europe, Mr. Scipioni, had competent judges and breeders’ fancy. Mr. Cantoni, Mr. Girandola and Mr. Pezzotta, great A real selection which drawn a crowd of fans, a dresseurs, have shown an excellent professionalism significant contribution for aggregation, a cultural and team spirit. The perfection and the union between exchange among dog-fanciers. dog and handler have led to an individual success and a team success as well. The final results are: The Società Italiana Setter and the Pointer Club sharing 1 EXC CAC FLOK della Vertematese – English equally the merits. Pointer (*) 2 EXC 1ris.CAC DORA de Los Ponjales – English Pointer I can’t forget the Serbian excellent organization. 3 EXC 2ris.CAC SILVER – English Setter (*) Dusko Sormaz (Dule) with Britke who have done the 4 EXC CLEO della Cervara – English Pointer (*) impossible. 5 EXC WOLF V. Muckenborn – English Pointer I can assert that it is thanks to them and to their 6 EXC NOSFERATUS di Val di Chiana – English collaborators that we had a successful event. Setter (*) 7 EXC ADAGIO of Glen Sheallag – English I can’t forget the ENCI represented by the President Pointer Mr. Francesco Balducci, Mr. Silvio Marelli, member of 8 EXC DUM di Loro Piceno - English Setter the Board of Directors, Mr. Giuliano Baricci, Mr. Oliviano 9 EXC MRKI - English Pointer Nobile, Mr. Paolo Andreini (delegate), Mr. Angelo 10 EXC BITO - English Pointer Pedrazzini, the Technical Director of the ENCI with 11 EXC DIK di Gruma - English Setter Paola and many others. The President and the Secretary 12 EXC SOLID GOLD’S VERDI - English Setter of the Pointer Club Mr. Casiraghi and Mr. Figini, Mr. Bombardieri, Mr. Mocchi, Mr. Macchiavelli, Mr. Minazzi, with four Italian subjects classified in the first six Mr. and Mrs. Endrizzi, Mr. Poma, Mr. Tastet President of positions (*).
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FCI COMMISSION FOR CONTINENTAL POINTERS - Activity report
The FCI commission for Continental Pointers held their Final results - Teams yearly meeting in Zadar (Croatia) on Sunday 26th, 2012. 1st France 16 Countries where present and after a good meeting 2nd Spain the election of the board was 3rd Sweden President: Mr Peter Bahlke – The Netherlands 1st Vice-president Mr Giancarlo Passini – Italy Individual Results 2nd Vice-president Mr Velimir Sruk – Croatia 1st Brittany Spaniel Cyclone de l’Ardour, handled by Luis Fuentes (Spain) On the 27th the Croatian Kennel club organised the 2nd German Short-haired Pointing Dog Diam Du Pied European Cup for Continental Pointers in the beautiful Du Mont, handled by Christelle Battaile fields of Zadar. It was a well organised event that 3rd French Pointing Dog - Pyrenean Type Briska de la started with the national anthem of 15 countries who Balingue, handled by Jean-François Maiques participated in this event. 52 dogs where in competition in 4 teams. Each team was judged by 3 judges from The Netherlands Peter Bahlke Spain – Czech Republic – Greece. President of the FCI Commission for Continental Pointers © Marijan Cizmesija © Marijan Antonio M. Fernández handing over the Championship trophy to the French team © Marijan Cizmesija © Marijan © Marijan Cizmesija © Marijan Cizmesija © Marijan Cizmesija © Marijan Barrage of the Continental Pointing Dogs European Cup: Cyclone, left, and Diam's, right. Behind, Bahlke and the judges Fernández, Rooijakkers and Vlahos
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FCI EARTH DOGS COMMISSION - Activity report
The Commission’s new presence on the FCI website allows you to consult all regulations and guidelines online and to gain further information and details of events concerning earth dogs. (http://www.fci.be/ commissions.aspx/FCI COMMISSION FOR EARTH DOGS).
The European Cup Trials for Teckels were conducted in Hungary on 25 - 27 May 2012, with the FCI «InterVGP» trial regulations being used for the first time. 17 teams were entered, 14 of which actually turned up. The 14 teams came from the Czech Republic, Finland, Belgium, Germany, The Netherlands, Austria, Hungary and Switzerland. 5 teams successfully completed the trials. The overall winner of these demanding trials, a team from Switzerland, achieved the coveted CACIT (qualifying it for the FCI International Working Dog Title).
The European Cup Trials for German Hunting Terriers took place in Sweden on 24 - 26 August 2012 under the PndS (post-shooting test) trial regulations. 15 teams from throughout Europe were entered for these demanding trials, 14 of which actually turned up. 11 teams were able The Earth Dog Commission’s objective of compiling to successfully complete the trials, with the CACIT being transparent guidelines was achieved, and the awarded to a German team. Commission now has a total of nine sets of (trial) regulations and guidelines adopted by the FCI General 24 - 26 August 2012 also saw the first «Grand Prix for Committee. These are: Earth Dogs” (GPE) taking place in Thuringia (Germany). 13 • International Working Championship (CIT) teckel teams and one Border Terrier team from Belgium, Special Regulations for Earth Dogs Germany, The Netherlands, Switzerland and the Czech • Euro Cup Trials (ECP) Republic did their best to fulfil the high requirements, for Earth Dogs - regulations with five teams successfully completing the trials. A • International Utility Test (InterGP) team from the Czech Republic was the overall winner. for Fox Terriers Unfortunately, no team achieved the score needed for the FCI CACIT. • Internat. Post-Shooting Test (InterPndS) for German Hunting Terriers Pursuant to a resolution of the FCI General Committee, • International Versatility Test (InterVP) as of 1.1.2013 the CACIT can only be awarded at hunting for Teckels dog trials officially recognised by the FCI (i.e. trials at • International Utility Test (InterVGP) which FCI international trial regulations (IPO) are used). for Teckels • International Rabbit Den Test (InterKanin) Further work awaits us. The 2013 delegate conference, for Miniature and Rabbit Teckels scheduled to be held in Rome, is set to show us the way forwards. • International Fox Den Test (InterBau) for Earth Dogs • Grand Prix for Earth Dogs (GPE) Robert Osterwalder for all Earth Dogs President of the FCI Earth Dogs Commission
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FCI SHOW COMMISSION - Activity report
Many countries have tried to counteract this decrease in entries by trying to make their shows more attractive, either by giving CACs in every class or by organising back to back shows. The result of this is many cheap champions and too many shows which also tend to reduce the number of entries.
During the year one of the major discussion themes has been the organisation of national shows in foreign
antos countries, and if this practice is in the best interest of the FCI. The commercialisation of our shows and the
© Dinky s © Dinky continuous search for all sorts of titles makes me afraid that the basis for breeding typical and healthy dogs The Lithuanian Cynological Society (LKD) invited to host is lost on the way. When most dogs are champions or the annual FCI Show- and Judges Commissions meeting winners and the use of the quality grading is reduced on the weekend of February 4th and 5th, 2012 in Vilnius, to excellent and very good, new breeders will have and we thank the Lithuanian for a well organised difficulties recognising the really good dogs, and weekend. They could not be blamed for the fact that gradually the quality of our dogs will go down. Vilnius met the delegates from both the northern and southern part of Europe and South America with arctic The number of countries present at these Commission temperatures down towards -30C. The hospitality was meetings is gradually increasing showing the excellent and the dinner in the Town Hall with the importance of our discussions and decisions. Last year champion of champion contest was excellent. the number of countries present was 28, with only three delegates from other sections than Europe. In order Even though it was freezing cold outside and also in to try and bring the countries in South America more some rooms, the discussions during the meetings were active in the commission it was decided to organise enthusiastic and interesting and kept us all warm. The the 2013 meetings in Cartagena. Hopefully many of delegates put the final wording into the revised FCI the South American Countries will be present so that Regulations for Dog Shows, and later in the year after we can promote the intention and importance of unity a round of small corrections of wording with the FCI within the FCI and that every member country should office, the Regulations were approved by the FCI General follow the regulations brought forward from these Committee and made valid from 01.01.2013. It is now commissions. important that FCI follows up that all member countries get to know the changes and follow the new regulations. During the year there has been frequent contact with Leif-Herman Wilberg, Nic Schwab and Wenche Eikeseth the FCI office, and I thank Yves and his staff for excellent were reelected a President, Vice President and Secretary. cooperation and help. The worldwide economic crisis is a challenge to the Leif-Herman Wilberg show organisers with dropping entries in many shows. President of the FCI Show Commission antos © Dinky s © Dinky
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FCI COMMISSION FOR HOUNDS OF THE 6TH GROUP - Activity report
The annual meeting of the FCI Commission for hounds of Second place was Uno, a Norwegian Hound from Norway, the 6th Group took place in Brandlucken, Austria on Friday, owned by Helge Stikkbakke. Juges were Markus Rech 9 November 2012. Chairman was Mr Gustafsson, Sweden (Austria) and Oberli (Switzerland). and secretary was Mr Dobrovolny, Austria. Third place was Hagets Tussi, a Hamiltonstövare from The 20th European Cup Trials for Hounds was organised by Sweden, owned by Karl Engvall. Judges were Thomas Pair the Austrian Kennel Club on Novenber 10th in Brandluken. (Austria) and Johannes Hölzel (Germany).
14 hounds from 7 countries and representing 9 breeds In the pack-class started two Italian packs. Winner was competed in the solo-class. Generotti Carlo with 980 points and second was Pedretti Battista with 954 points. 4 hounds got a 1st prize, 4 hounds got a 3rd prize and 6 hounds were not Qualified. The 21st European Cup will be organised by the Finnish Kennel Club in Kuopio on 20-21 September 2013. The 22nd The winner was Pelltorparens Billy, a Beagle from Sweden, Cup will be organised by the German Kennel Club. owned by Bo Ynger. Judges were Karin Zohman and Curt-Christer Gustafsson Leopold Ivan, both from Austria. President of the FCI Commission for Hounds of the 6th Group
The winner The hound on 3rd place The hound on 2nd place
Entertainment at the closing dinner Pack of Segugio Italiano working 1st place (pack competition) and European Champion : Pack of Segugio
ÖKV President, Dr Kreiner M. and President of the FCI Commission for Hounds, Mr C-G Gustafsson © C.C. Gustafsson © C.C. Wonderful area of Brandlücken (AT) 2nd place (solo competition) : Norwegian Dunker, 1st place (solo competition) and European Champion : owned by Helge Tikkbakke, with 123 points Bo Ynger and his Beagle (Sweden)
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FCI COMMISSION FOR HERDING DOGS - Activity report
by the Kennel Club if the Border Collie is bred in the UK. In some FCI countries some of the working Border Collies are double registered (FCI and ISDS) and many others have only ISDS pedigrees. As a result there is a conflict situation and in some countries a break between associations with lack of recognition and judge recognition too.
The commission expects some help from the FCI to support the working sheepdog, to make it grow and develop in more member countries under the FCI. Also in traditional style the availability of judges with Herding working test and trial are open to sheep and experience is very limited and the discipline needs cattle dogs of FCI groups 1, 2, 5. Sheepdog trials promote expert judges with good knowledge and training. The good handling of the sheep with a minimum of stress commission plans to organise meetings to be able to for them, as well as good handling of the sheepdog, recruit more judges. to promote its will and working ability to secure and select the best working lines and to preserve the correct The commission had a meeting in May 2012 in Prague. breeding of herding dogs. The number of members of the FCI Commission for Herding Dogs is 18. There were only 7 people attending In the past years the commission has drafted the meeting in Prague. regulations for international trials. There are two kinds of regulations: collecting style for Border Collie and During the Prague meeting a new president was elected, Kelpie, that follows fixed course, and traditional style as well as a new secretary. President: Luigi Guidobono open to all other herding breeds with courses which Cavalchini from Italy, and secretary: Sandra von Erlach require more variables and follows the daily work of a from Switzerland. Shepherd. The next meeting will be held in October in Germany The regulations are recognised by the FCI and were and will consider aptitude tests for herding dogs and published on the FCI website. At international trials the the problem of training of judges and a calendar of CACITR will be gained, which allows to obtain the title international trial for collecting and traditional style. (CITR) Champion International de Troupeau.
Only some of the FCI member countries have recognised Luigi Guidobono Cavalchini President of the FCI Commission for Herding Dogs the regulations and published the international sheepdog regulations and (or) drafted similar national regulations.
The international situation concerning Border Collies is rather difficult as the UK Border Collies that work as herding dogs are registered in the ISDS studbook and also the trials are organised under the control of the ISDS. The ISDS Border Collie pedigree is recognised
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FCI OBEDIENCE COMMISSION - Activity report
The special events of year 2012 have been the World Win- ner in Obedience competition in Salzburg, Austria in May and the judges’ meeting in August in Hemer, Germany. The Obedience Commission’s meeting was held in Stock- holm, Sweden in August and excellently hosted by the Swedish kennel club.
The WW competition was very well organised and com- pleted with an excellent routine. The number of nations and competitors interested in competing in the World Winner competition is increasing each year. This year we had teams from 19 nations and a full number of entries. Not everybody who had enrolled was able to start due to the restriction of 100 entries altogether. Japan had sent a team to Austria for the first time and they show great interest in joining FCI events. All in all the number of entries seems to increase. This will be a pleasant chal- lenge to be dealt with in the near future. The judges of the WW competition were Johann Kurzbauer from Aus- tria, who was also chief judge, Thomas Lundin from Swe- den, Gianfranco Giraudi from Italy and Carina Savander- A two-day judges’ meeting was held in Hemer, Germany. Ranne from Finland. The teams and the colleagues of Mr The FCI Obedience Commission would like to thank the Johann Kurzbauer expressed their honour to him with a host for a very well organised meeting. There were alto- short ceremony at the end of the competition. This was gether 31 participants from 12 different countries. The the last time he judged at an international obedience main focus was on introducing the rules for classes I and competition having reached the age when judges have II but class III was discussed as well. In addition to a short to give up judging international competitions. presentation of the rules, the major time was spent on working with the dogs, assessing their performances The team results were: and discussing and justifying given scores. As a result we 1 FINLAND 837 became more acquainted with the cultural differences in 2 SWEDEN 822.5 assessing the exercises. However detailed and well writ- 3 NORWAY 811.5 ten the rules are, we will always have our tacit knowledge
present in our assessment. The individual medals were presented to: 1 Enqvist-Pukkila Christa Finland Tending Able Tiger Border Collie 281 excellent 2 Svanljung Jessica Finland Tending Knight Border Collie 280 excellent 3 Fedorova Galina Russia Wonder Westspacy Border Collie 277.5 excellent
The new classes I and II have been adopted by several Mr Johann Kurzbauer gave up his presidency of the com- countries in Europe and are expected eventually to replace mission as he did not see fit to continue not being an the corresponding national rules in most countries. This international judge anymore. Dr Carina Savander-Ranne will naturally lead to a more vivid cooperation between was elected president, Mr Johann Kurzbauer vice-pres- nations as the competitors will be better equipped to ident of the commission and Ton Hoffman was elected compete in other countries as well as in their own. secretary for the commission. Carina Savander-Ranne President of the FCI Obedience Commission
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FCI COMMISSION FOR RESCUE DOGS - Activity report
Meetings FCI international judges’ seminar One meeting was held in 2012 (26.08.2012 in Zatec, Czech Republic), with delegates from FCI countries taking part. 2012 saw the Commission starting its preparations for an overall seminar for FCI / IRO rescue dog judges. The The agenda of the 26.08.2012 meeting included the seminar is scheduled to take place on 6 - 7 April 2013 following: in Berlin, Germany. This seminar is designed to update • An activity report for 2011. judges’ skills and help them achieve a uniform level of • A review of the 2012 FCI World Championship for assessment. Rescue Dog Teams in Zatec, Czech Republic. Overall responsibility for the seminar is in the hands of • The pool of international judges for FCI World Mr Frans Jansen, President of the FCI Commission for Championships for Rescue Dog Teams. Utility Dogs, The Netherlands. • The 2014 FCI World Championship for Rescue Dog Teams in Turin, Italy. Speakers were: Tracking: Mr Alois Russegger, Austria The 2012 FCI World Championship for Rescue Dog Teams Rubble search: Mr Patrick Corpatoux, Switzerland took place in Zatec, Czech Republic on 23 - 26 August Area search: Mr Walter Hoffmann, Germany 2012, with 22 teams from 8 different countries taking Obedience and dexterity: Ms Christianne Gerritz, Austria part. Conclusion The event was judged by: In conclusion I would like to thank all delegates of the FCI Supervisor: Mr Detlef Kuehn, Germany Commission for Rescue Dog for their support and active participation. I also thank the FCI General Committee Obedience Ms Sirpa Pellika, Finland for its positive assessment of our applications, seen as and dexterity: Mr Kenji Honda, Japan an expression of appreciation for our work.
Tracking: Mr Jose Buggenhout, Belgium Finally, I would like to extend my thanks to the staff of Rubble search: Mr Jaroslav Sedlak, Czech Republic the FCI Secretariat for their cooperation over the last Area search: Mr Volker Marx, Germany year.
Results of the 2012 FCI World Championship for Rescue Frans Jansen Dog Teams: President of the FCI Commission for Rescue Dogs
2012 FCI Tracking World Champion: 1. Czech Republic 2. Germany 3. Italy
2012 FCI Rubble Search World Champion: 1. Finland 2. Czech Republic 3. Slovenia
2012 FCI Area Search World Champion:
1. Slovenia ühn 2. Germany 3. Italy © Detlef k
2012 FCI Overall World Champion (note from the editor: in all disciplines: rubble, area search, tracking, obedience and dexterity):
Germany ühn © Detlef k
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FCI COMMISSION FOR RETRIEVERS - Activity report
The most important events in 2012 were the International The Italian canine organisation (ENCI) took up the heavy Working Test (IWT) organised in Switzerland and the responsibility to organise this top event even though European Field Trial Championship held in Italy. they also organised other major events during the same period. Thanks a lot to the ENCI. Stefano Martinoli, The IWT 2012 was arranged in Switzerland by the Swiss Italian FCI-delegate and seasoned retriever handler, did Retriever Club (Retriever Club Suisse). They had their not enter any dog but ran the organisation. As chief own web-pages, http://www.iwt2012.ch where all steward and also shooting during the trial, he proved to entries were made electronically, and where the team be ‘a man for all seasons’; well done Stefano! members and fans could get updated information on the planning and find the results. For the first time ever, the ICC was organised as a two- day stake, which means that only one CACIT is granted The IWT 2012 took place on the weekend of June at the end of the two days. So dogs and handlers have 29th - July 1st on military terrains of the city Bière. The to perform on an excellent level for two days in order to competition was judged by 5 well-know judges: Linda obtain the CACIT and the title ‘Winner of the ICC’. Partridge, Derrick Capel, Bob Stobbart and Robin Watson from Great-Britain and Werner Haag from Switzerland. Thirteen countries selected their best dogs and Thirty-four teams from eleven countries made entries. handlers. Eleven countries were represented by two dogs, Switzerland and Russia by one dog. So, twenty-four On Friday afternoon, the teams were welcomed at dogs at the start. The aim of the ICC is to rank the best ‘Hôtel de la Logeraie’ in Morges, a hotel close to the test dogs and handlers. As it is an individual competition, grounds. no ranking of national teams is made. Four judges were invited to judge this ICC: Stefania Gandolfi and On Saturday there were 5 tests. The weather conditions Moira Frank Lanza from Italy, Declan Boyle and Damian were really tough because of the heat. The judges Newman from Ireland. were so kind and fair to adjust their tests to these unfavourable conditions. On the contrary the Sunday During the two days birds were flushed by spaniels weather was rather fresh and rainy. The dogs also had that had the courtesy of leaving them to the dogs to do 5 tests on the second day. No need to say that, due in competition to be retrieved. More than once we to ‘better’ conditions for the dogs, the distances of the witnessed very long retrieves and retrieves out of retrieves were stretched. There were 5 tests on Sunday difficult cover. Dogs and handlers really had to show as well. their abilities. Six combinations made it to the end of the second day. The Winner of IWT 2012 was Hungary national Team 1 with team members Csaba Karai and Int. FTCH Six dogs with a qualification at the end of the two day Blackthorn Achenar, Robert Koszo and Real Gold Storm, stake Zsolt Torok and FTW Blackthorn Grus. 1st excellent CACIT Petra Loidl from Austria with FTCH Number 2 was national Team Germany 2: Günther Lesser Burdock Ansdell Köhler and Lockthorn Topper, Michael Zintl and Lost and 2nd excellent RCACIT Pasi Pöppönen from Finland with Found Bo, Doris Albrecht and Dave von der Steinmauer. FIKVA Namusillan Tuulihaukka Number 3 was national team Italy 1: Chiara Berzacola 3rd excellent Béatrice Loetscher from Switzerland with with FTW Fame of Dukefield, Paolo Guardamagna with Funnyline Fieldquest J.B. FTCH Eldorado, Salvatore Zappavigna with FTW The 4th very good Dirk Volders from Belgium with IntFTCH Growing Eric Emotion. Enjoy des Quatre Cypres 5th good Kurt Becksteiner from Austria with FTW The Swiss organisation did a great job. Béatrice Loetscher, Denbank Kirky the chief organiser, and her crew really deserved all the 6th good Julia Vershinina from Russia with Polarfischer compliments that were given. Dumledore
The hosting country for 2013 will be Germany. Congratulations to Pertra Loidl. It was a clear win. Julia Vershinina from Russia surprised with her sixth place, certainly herself. She was over the moon with Every year a European field trial championship for her well-deserved qualification, being the first Russian retrievers takes place. In 2012 the Individual Retriever competitor ever on a European championship. Championship (ICC, Individual Challenge Cup) was held in Italy on the well-known shooting grounds of The ICC on game and the International Working test on Montodine. We had the pleasure of running our top dummies were well organised. Dogs and handlers were event on grounds where shooting over spaniels, pointing tested in a fair and demanding way. Retriever people dogs and retrievers is done regularly. met each other in the way … they want to meet each other.
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The annual meeting of The FCI commission for retrievers The national delegates and myself would like to thank was held on the 9th of November at The ENCI’s premises the FCI for the support given. We are also grateful in Milano, Italy where the ICC was held. towards the retriever community for giving us more We welcomed the delegate for Czech Republic: than one good reason to keep on working. Radim Kaspar. He gave us an interesting overview of shooting, hunting dogs and retrievers in his country. After a constructive discussion we mainly decided Fons Exelmans upon guidelines to select dogs for the international President of the FCI Commission for Retrievers competitions (CdE, ICC, IWT). The minutes of the meeting and the guidelines were Pictures for this report can be selected from the site sent to the FCI office. below http://www.iwt2012.ch/default.htm
FCI SHOW JUDGES COMMISSION - Activity report
Our Annual meeting was held as adhered to the system and did not yet usual in the first week of February. Our add their names to the Directory (it will hosts were our Lithuanian colleagues also be referred to in the FCI Newsletter). in Vilnius. We are grateful to the Once this is the case, the Directory will Lithuanian Cynological Society for their be called «FCI Judges Directory». hospitality and for our memories of an educative, meaningful and agreeable During this year we were working on weekend. several items: a. Trying to further extend the FCI From the meeting in Vilnius there were European Judges List into a World no proposals sent from this commission List of Show judges. The FCI European to the FCI board. From the joint Judges List keeps growing with more commission there were two proposals FCI members. It is also used by more that were discussed in the meeting of and more organising committees and the General Committee in April. members to see whether judges are approved or not. Hopefully we will soon Our first Request was for a new circular to correct circular be able to add all countries to this list. 54/2011 regarding “FCI international judges from federated FCI-NCO, will b. Rewriting and condensing our concept of a “Contract need confirmation prior to the event by their FCI-NCO to between the judge and the organising Committee judge breed(s) and/or final competitions in the main ring of a show”. abroad unless the FCI-NCO where they have their legal c. Preparing the Powerpoint Model for the education residence have their judges listed in the FCI (European “judging dog breeds”. We are working on a basic Section) Judges Guide”. model. We also wanted to develop a database for Powerpoints on dog breeding, but although we The proposal is turned down by the FCI board. However, asked, we did not get any examples from our NCO the European Section and the members that have put colleagues yet. We need these to build up our digital their judges lists on the European Directory of Judges “dog library”. Our basis model will be presented during will be asked to indicate in it, if need be, that the approval our next meeting in Cartagena in February 2013. of the FCI NCO is required. d. We also discussed – together with a member of the Our second request was to send a letter to all FCI members FCI Board – with The Kennel Club representatives where they are encouraged to include their judges in the the establishment of a framework for the mutual FCI (European) judges Guide so that it may become a “FCI recognition of British Championship Show Judges Judges Guide” where all FCI judges are listed. and FCI International Judges. After several long discussions a final mutual recognition process The FCI board informed us that they had already based on training and education requirements for informed the members in the European section and single and multi-breed judges, group judges and asked them to get in touch with the European Section. best in show judges was mutually agreed upon and This proposal is therefore adopted. A letter is to be proposed. This proposal has been sent to the FCI sent to each member of the sections that have not yet board.
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e. Developing a proposal for a basic statement for show judges to take into account the fact that a champion dog has to be fit for function. f. Our Chairman was asked to inform judges and the national canine organisation in China about the education programme for judges. We are happy to communicate with judges all over the world about their education and development in judging. In 2012 the board of this commission consisted of: • Horst Kliebenstein, President (Germany) • Carla Molinari, Vice-president (Portugal) • John Wauben, secretary (The Netherlands)
Our President, Vice-president and Secretary met twice our members and our thanks also go to the FCI Board this year. Several topics were discussed in the past year. member Tamàs Jakkel who supported and defended our proposals at all times. The year 2012 was also a year in which we were confronted with the fact that several countries did not 2012 passed quickly. Another year in which social respect nor followed or integrated the FCI decisions in pressures on our dogs and on ourselves as show judges their own national rules. Several countries disregard the intensified considerably in many countries. We must changes in our rules and regulations and consequently jointly make a strong case for promoting fine but, do not follow them. We consider this to be undesirable, especially, healthy, functional and social dogs as well, as rules and regulations are made to be followed by all to ensure that cynology does not end in an irreversible the countries. On our agenda for Cartagena, there is a downward spiral. That will have to be a basic theme of topic on this item. our discussions and concerns in the coming years.
We thank Yves De Clercq and his colleagues from the FCI Thuin office for the way in which our documents were Horst Kliebenstein at all times sent promptly and correctly translated to President of the FCI Show Judges Commission
FCI COMMISSION FOR SIGHTHOUNDS RACES - Activity report
The meeting of the FCI Commission for Sighthounds Absence without notice: Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Races took place on Friday 31.08.2012 in Mont-de-Marsan, Estonia, Italy, Morocco and Russia. France, on the occasion of the FCI World Championships the same weekend. The report of the meeting in Beringen (2011) was adopted with just some minor amendments. Delegates present: The racing calendar was accepted. The delegates decided that meetings from national organisations that fail to Belgium Mr H. Iser present their proposed meetings before the deadline Denmark Mrs K. Jansz (15 August), in the future will no longer be taken into Germany Mr M. Haas (President) consideration in the calendar. Hungary has repeatedly Finland Mrs M. Ruotsalo failed the deadline in the past and succeeded to miss (replacing Mr M. Nyman) again. It is decided to refuse international meetings for France Mr J-L. Brassat-Lapeyriere Hungary in 2013. Netherlands Mrs A. Will Norway Mr S. Mathisen Year Meeting country delegate Austria Mr A. Huschka 22-23/06/2013 EC Coursing Germany Mr Mathisen (NO) Sweden Mr J. Hedberg 07-08/09/2013 EC Racing Switzerland Mr Martin (FR) Switzerland Mr F. Jordi (replacing Mr K. Allemann) Czech Republic Mrs V. Kucerova-Chrpova 2014 EC Coursing Italy Mr Allemann (CH) Hungary Mrs J. Szanka (replacing Mr L. Miklos) WC Racing Finland Mrs Will (NL)
Notice of absence received from: Ireland, Poland and 2015 EC Coursing Finland Mr Hedberg (SE) Slovakia EC Racing Germany to be appointed FCI: Mr G. Jipping
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Furthermore, the Commission decided to organise their The FCI World Championships took place on future meetings in the weekend of the EC Coursing 01-02/09/2012 in Mont-de-Marsan. because of the major problems that consistently occur Mont-de-Marsan is situated south of Bordeaux and for at these title events. The delegates have the perception the participants this is a long trip; together with the that the Commission has to take a more active influence high fuel prices and the toll on the French motorways in these events. this may have been the decisive factor for a number of potential participants to abandon the trip. At the EC Coursing 2012 in Hungary the problems were For those reasons the number of entries was relatively so comprehensive that it took until the meeting in Mont- low. Nevertheless, it was a well organised meeting with de-Marsan to decide on the final classification in some an excellent atmosphere among the attendants. In 2011, breeds. The main problem is not just the high number the Commission decided on a change in the practical of competitors, it is rather that national organisations execution of the races and reintroduced semi-finals in overestimate themselves. It was decided that for the run-up to the final. These semi-finals were highly the coming years the EC Coursing will be assigned to exciting and the dogs that got through and qualified national organisations with a proven experience in the showed us thrilling finals. organisation of such large events. The results of the EC Coursing in Hungary and the WC In addition the existing checklist for the execution Racing in France are available on the Internet at: of the EC Coursing will be extended. The secretary of www.dwzrv.de/450-0-Renn-Coursing-Ergebnisse.html the Commission, Mr Henk Hendricks, will conduct this extension. Martin Haas The next meeting will be on Friday 21.06.2013 in Greppin, President of the FCI Commission for Sighthounds Races Germany. © Marina Franz © Marina Franz © Marina Franz © Marina Franz © Marina Franz © Marina Franz © Marina Franz © Marina Franz © Marina Franz © Marina Franz
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FCI COMMISSION FOR SLEDGE DOGS - Activity report
In 2012 the FCI Commission for Sledge Dogs continued Guidelines under preparation take into account the two its work and met in Stockholm, Sweden on 2 and 3 June kinds of tests existing currently, the working test and the 2012. A perfectly well organised meeting thanks to the racing test. The working test is highly appreciated by all organisers and the Swedish Kennel Club, S.K.K. participants, but it only exists in Finland at the moment, while racing tests exists in many countries and need to The Commission was pleased to welcome four new be harmonised. Most discussions focused on the various Members: Germany, Norway, Russia and Slovakia and has problems faced by Member countries and how they try to now 14 Members. solve them.
The Commission reelected its Board. Mr Franco Mannato Discussions focused on the following problems: (France) was reelected as President, Mr Henrik Soeborg • Age of dogs that can participate, as the minimum age (Denmark) as Vice-president and Mrs Eveline Koch varies from country to country; (Sweden) as secretary. • The exclusion from the racing tests for dogs that do not comply with the standard of their breed; The Commission was also pleased to note that the • The different levels applied to the racing tests that also document on “FCI guidelines for sled dog working judges “ vary from country to country; an agreement on two approved by the Commission at the 2011 meeting and levels only, was finally accepted by all participants; forwarded to the FCI had been approved by the General Committee at its meeting held in November 2011. • Several technical annexes to the document were reviewed and modified. During the period under review, the work of the commission focused mainly on the discussion and drafting A revised version of these guidelines will be discussed - of recommendations for international guidelines for the and possibly approved - at the next meeting of the tests making dogs eligible to enter the “working class” in Commission. dog shows, as well as the delivery of CACT to enable dogs to become working champions, on a coherent basis. The next meeting of the commission is planned to be held on 1st and 2nd June 2013 in Denmark. Immediately New Members were in the position to explain their after the meeting all decisions, and possibly the adopted models for sled dogs draft tests and contributions from document, will be forwarded to the General Committee Germany, Norway and Russia were particularly interesting. for examination and, whenever possible, adoption. However, while discussions were more interesting, the incorporation of new ideas brought by the new countries Franco Mannato in the draft text took some additional time. President of the FCI Commission for Sledge Dogs © Phototheque de francaise la de © federation pulka Phototheque a chiens traineau et © Phototheque de francaise la de © federation pulka Phototheque a chiens traineau et de francaise la de © federation pulka Phototheque a chiens traineau et
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FCI COMMISSION FOR SPANIELS - Activity report
The FCI Commission for Spaniels met on 2 November The results are as follows: 2012, just prior to the start of the 5th European Cup for Spaniels, which was held in Italy at Pieve Santo Stefano ENGLISH COCKER SPANIELS (Arezzo) on 3 and 4 November 2012. Individuals The running of the 5th European Cup was not without 1st Weeping Willow’s Easy Handler: Patrice Raquin its problems, as Belgium was unable to organise it due (France) to local legislation forbidding the participation of dogs 2nd Billy Handler: Michel Rotac (Italy) with docked tails. 3rd Wyndhill Flora Handler: Patrice Raquin We hope that this problem, which will be discussed at (France) the next meeting of the Commission in May, will be resolved in a way that allows other nations to organise Teams the Cup. We also hope that the number of participating 1st France nations increases, as only four countries took part in this 2nd Italy 5th European Cup for Spaniels. 3rd The Netherlands
The following nations took part in the 5th European Cup for Spaniels: Belgium, France, The Netherlands, Italy. ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS
The judges were: Individuals Robert DELHAYE (Belgium) 1st Pant Farm Fanny May Handler: Cesare Alain VIZCARO (France) Coradeschi (Italy) Jan LUIJENDIJK (The Netherlands) 2nd Happyquincy Von Hed Kreelhof Handler: Dieu Rolf NÄSLUND (Sweden) Geert (Belgium) Paolo BERLINGOZZI, Franco ABATI, Massimo GENTILI 3rd Hugo Handler: Doms (Italy) Steven (Belgium)
Mr Paolo Andreini represented the ENCI. Teams 1st Italy The Cup was a beautifully presented event, well 2nd Belgium organised on the internationally renowned Collacchioni 3rd France courses where two hunting World Championships were previously held. All the participants were pleased and thanked the Domenico Coradeschi organisers. President of the FCI Commission for Spaniels
The members of the French team, winners of the Cockers Domenico Coradeschi awarding the prize to P. Raquin, winner European Cup of the Cockers European Cup with Weeping Willow's Easy
Cesare Coradeschi, winner Cesare Coradeschi, winner of the Springers European Cup The members of the Italian team, winners of the Springers of the Springers European Cup with receiving th prize from Swedish judge Rolf Naslund European Cup Pant Farm Fanny May
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FCI COMMISSION FOR UTILITY DOGS - Activity report
Meetings 2012 FCI World Championships for Utility Dogs Two meetings were held in 2012 (17.03.2012 and 24.09.2012 in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary), with delegates The FCI World Championships for Utility Dogs took from FCI countries taking part. I would like to take this place in Zalaegerszeg (Hungary) on 20 - 23 September opportunity to thank all delegates who took part for 2012, with 131 participants from 36 countries. their cooperation. I would like to extend my thanks to the organisation 2012 FCI World Championships for Tracking team headed by Mr Biro Zsolt and Mr Atilla Marton. The Dogs preparations for this event took 2 years, and led to the event being conducted in an exceptionally orderly and The 2012 FCI World Championship for Tracking Dogs was conscientious manner. Both participants and spectators held on 18 - 22 April 2012 in Velten, Germany. I would like to of this World Championship expressed their great extend my thanks to the organisation committee, with satisfaction with the organisation. Mr Zdravko Klicek at the head of a team of colleagues. The dogs taking part in the Velten event, judged by Mr The event was judged by Mr Rudi Krauer (Tracking) Juan López Pérez from Spain and Mr Aad Broekhuizen from Switzerland, Mr Robert Markschläger (Obedience) from The Netherlands, performed extraordinarily well. from Austria and Mr Igor Lengvarsky (Protection) from The event was held under the supervision of Mr Urs Slovakia. It was supervised by Mr Wilfried Schäpermeier Meyer from Switzerland. from Germany.
This year’s FCI World Championship for Tracking Dogs The title of FCI World Utility Dog Champion went saw dogs from 25 different countries competing. to Mario Versleypen from Belgium with his Belgian The title of 2012 World Tracking Dog Champion went to Shepherd Dog (Malinois) “Hascovan de Duvetorenl”, Mr Marco Dreyer with his German Shepherd Dog “Erik gaining a total of 292 points. Germany won the team von Waliboer Land”, gaining a total of 194 points. championship, gaining a total of 868 points.
Germany came out top of the 2012 country rankings, Results: The following assessments were awarded: collecting a total of 382 points. 4 excellent, 33 very good, 66 good, 6 satisfactory, 9 unsatisfactory. 2 dogs were ill and 11 disqualified. The following assessments were awarded: 1 excellent, 11 very good, 10 good, 1 satisfactory. 18 failed to pass. Mondioring
2012 FCI European Championships for Tracking The World Mondioring Cup was held in Grande-Synthe Dogs (France) on 28 Sept. - 03 Oct. 2012, with 55 participants from 19 countries. The 2012 FCI European Championships for Tracking The event was supervised by Ms Iris Remund from Dogs took place on 25 - 28 October 2012 in Ohlsdorf/ Switzerland. Gmunden, Austria. I would like to extend my thanks to Judges: Mr Valeer Linclau and Mr Jos Helsen (both from the organisation committee, with Frans Raffelsberger at Belgium), the latter standing in for Mr M. Boisseau the head of a team of colleagues. (France). Commissioner: Mr Stefan Hubert. The dogs taking part in the Ohlsdorf/Gmunden event, The World Cup went to Mr Thierry Le Pellec (France) with judged by Mr Richard Straus from Germany and Mr Urs his Belgian Shepherd Dog (Malinois) “BEP”, who gained a Meyer from Switzerland, performed extraordinarily well. total of 365 points. The event was held under the supervision of Mr Bernard The team event was won by Switzerland. Roser from France. Conclusion The title of 2012 European Tracking Dog Champion went to Mr Erwin Patze from Switzerland with his German In conclusion I would like to thank all delegates of the FCI Shepherd Dog “Aly Hause Patzen”, gaining a total of 194 Commission for Utility Dogs for their support and active points. participation. I also thank the FCI General Committee for its positive assessment of our applications, seen as The following assessments were awarded: 1 excellent, 9 an expression of appreciation for our work. very good, 8 good. 1 failed to pass. Finally, I would like to extend my thanks to the staff of the FCI Secretariat for their cooperation over the last year. Frans Jansen President of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs
44 Fédération Cynologique Internationale Chapter VII Our commissions © Ioanna Galanos Panorama view of the Teams in the Closing Ceremony of the FCI IPO WC 2012 © Ioanna Galanos © Ioanna Galanos The President of the Hungarian Kennel Club Mr. Andras Protection phase C, Greece-2, “Grace vom Gsiberger”, German Korozs & the Team Leaders of the Hungarian Team, handing Shepherd, Handler: Nikos Ioannidis over the FCI Flag to the Team Leaders of Czech Republic Team, during the Closing Ceremony of the FCI IPO WC 2012 © Ioanna Galanos Obedience phase B, Germany-5, “Orcan von Fürther Moor”, Malinois, Handler: Knut Fuchs
The Team of people who worked for the FCI IPO WC 2012 Hungarian Team, Silver Medal
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Financial report
Balance sheets (as of 31.12) (in 1000 Euro) 2012 2011 ASSETS Fixed Assets Land 75 75 Buildings and Building layout 32 59 Furniture and Hardware 16 13 Ongoing Assets 29 Total Fixed Assets 152 147 Current Assets Goods stock for resale 27 64 Trade Debtors 302 490 Other Debtors 14 6 Investments and cash money Investments 3114 2894 Cash at bank and in hand 370 301 Deferrals and accruals income 18 5 Total Current Assets 3845 3760 TOTAL ASSETS 3997 3907 LIABILITIES Social Fund Associatif Fund (Patrimony) 1882 1882 Accumulated Profits 1453 1349 Own Capital 3335 3231 Affected Fund for dismissal 432 332 Provisions 110 95 Total Own Capital and Funds 3877 3658 Creditors Trade Debts 40 172 Social Debts 80 77 Total Creditors 120 249 TOTAL LIABILITIES 3997 3907
Comments on the balance sheet as of 31.12.2012
Assets
Fixed Assets Current Assets The item “Land” corresponds to the purchase value of The item “Goods stock for resale” covers inventories the plot of land purchased in 2011 in Thuin. related to the FCI Centenary (Cobby, FCI Centenary Book, Agenda). The other Fixed Assets refer to net values after depreciation. The gross values (i.e. before depreciation) The item “Trade Debtors” consists mainly of outstanding amount to 761,001 € for property, plant and equipment amounts to be received from our members. The figure (PPE) and to 130,072 € for furniture and computer was reduced to a normal level in the course of the hardware. financial year. Ongoing Assets (Work in progress) relate to the planning The item “Investments and cash money” is greatly costs and fees already incurred for the new building. dependent on stock market developments (investments).
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The land purchase also affected liquidity in the financial annual payroll amount; 2012 saw the sum of 100,000 € year. This can nevertheless be considered excellent. again being allocated to this account. The increase in the item “Provisions” corresponds to the establishment of provisions of 15,000 € in the Liabilities financial year (reversal of the 10,000 € provision for the The increase in the item “Accumulated Profits” 2011 anniversary and the inclusion of a new 25,000 € corresponds to the external financial profits for 2012. provision for the 2013 General Assembly). See the Comments on the Profit and Loss Account Statutory reserves for staff are recognised under “Affected fund for dismissal”; the defined objective is Passive Trade Debts decreased 132,000 € in the financial to have these grow - via annual subsidies - to reach the year to 40,000 €.
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT (in 1000 Euro) 2012 2011 Diff. Operating income Turnover Subscriptions (member fees) 67 65 2 CACIB 1212 1215 -3 Other CACI. 35 34 1 Kennel names 116 118 -2 Other 35 60 -25 1465 1492 -27 Other operating income Miscellaneous (Magazine sales, advertising and sponsoring) 69 152 -83 Champion of Champions Brussels 0 55 -55 Total operating income 1534 1699 -165 Operating charges Remuneration 536 510 26 Social security costs 166 155 11 Publications (Magazine, Annual Report incl. Postage) 69 83 -14 Sections financial support 83 81 2 Leasing and machine maintenance 33 33 0 Stamps and telephone costs 66 65 1 General assembly 0 29 -29 General Committee and mandatory commissions 90 139 -49 Legal and accountancy fees 46 53 -7 Translations, Marketing, Internet 62 86 -24 Office supplies, heating, electricity 28 36 -8 Other operating charges 131 97 34 FCI Centenary Celebrations 20 278 -258 Depreciation of fixed assets 35 35 0 Provisions (increase/decrease) 26 -256 282 Taxes 7 16 -9 Total operating charges 1398 1440 -42 Operating profit 136 259 -123 Financial incomes 68 56 12 Affected fund (increase) -100 -100 0 Profit of the year 104 215 -111
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Comments on the Profit and Loss account
Operating Income Expenditure on Legal and accountancy fees relate to our accounting and auditing firm and to our lawyers. We Revenues from international shows (CACIB fees) did not have to consult them as often as in the previous represent the FCI’s main source of income; they reached approximately the same level as the previous year. The year. same applies to the other CACI entitlements and the The decrease in expenditure for «Translations, kennel names. Marketing, Internet» is mainly due to the lower The decrease in the item «Miscellaneous» under expenditure associated with contracting out «Other operating income» is mainly attributable to the translations. Furthermore, the costs for «Internet design lower sponsoring revenues in the financial year in the and maintenance» were lower than in the previous year. aftermath of the 2011 centenary. The item «Other operating charges» combines several The item «Champion of Champions Brussels» has been expenditure items, which together increased by a € removed in 2012, as this was a one-off occasion in 2011 total of 34,000 . It includes expenses for the ad-hoc (revenues from entry and entrance fees). commission «Back to the standards». The expenditure on «FCI Centenary Celebrations» combines all costs incurred for the centenary events in Operating Charges the previous year (Symposium, Champion of Champions, The main factors contributing to the increase in the item Gala Evening, etc.). This expenditure was completely Remuneration are certain necessary wage adjustments offset by the provisions set aside in the previous years for staff and the associated expenditure on social and contributions from sponsors. A small number of security contributions. invoices related to the centenary were paid in the course The continuing shift from a printed version of the FCI of the financial year. Magazine to an Internet version has again led to a The 15,000 € set aside as provisions relate to the decrease in printing costs in 2012. following: Centenary year: -10,000 €; General Assembly: € € In years where a General Assembly takes place, the +25,000 and corrections for goods stock 11,000 . annual financial statement also includes the effective Operating profit amounts to 136,000 € (2011: 259,000 €). costs for the GA (2011). In the interim years, provisions are set aside. Financial income includes the value adjustments in the securities portfolio as well as earnings from securities The decrease in expenditure for meetings of the General and liquid assets. Committee and the mandatory commissions can be attributed to the lower number of meetings in the years The result for the year amounts to 104,000 € in which no General Assembly is held. (2011: 215,000 €).
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FIGURES AND CHARTS TITLES OF INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION AWARDED IN 2012
International Beauty Champion (C.I.B.) 6527 International Show Champion (C.I.E.) 1168 International Working Champion (C.I.T.) 80 International Working Champion (hunting trial) (C.I.T. ec) 8 International Working Champion (field trial) (C.I.T. ft) 24 Cumulative Title of International Beauty and Working Champion (C.I.B.T.) 4 International Races Champion (C.I.C.) 73 International Champion of Beauty and Performance (C.I.B.P.) 30 International Agility Champion (C.I.AG.) 2 International Obedience Champion (C.I.OB.) 0 FCI-Centenary Shows Champion (C.E.C.) 44 Total 7960
DISTRIBUTION OF THESE TITLES PER COUNTRY BEAUTY (C.I.B.) Argentina 53 Finland 809 Macedonia 6 Slovakia 94 Australia 0 France 546 Malaysia 9 Slovenia 31 Austria 76 Georgia 0 Malta 6 South Africa (Rep. of) 7 Azerbaijan 0 Germany 439 Mexico 152 Spain 87 Bahrain 0 Gibraltar 0 Moldavia 0 Sri Lanka 0 Belgium 109 Great Britain 23 Monaco 0 Sweden 395 Belorussia 29 Greece 7 Montenegro 0 Switzerland 66 Bolivia 0 Guatemala 27 Morocco 0 Taiwan 49 Brazil 152 Honduras 0 New Zealand 0 Thaïland 13 Bulgaria 15 Hong Kong 0 Nicaragua 2 The Netherlands 168 Canada 1 Hungary 161 Norway 201 Turkey 2 Chile 12 Iceland 21 Pakistan 0 Ukraine 149 China 19 India 0 Panama 1 United States 2 Colombia 0 Indonesia 0 Paraguay 0 Uruguay 2 Costa Rica 1 Ireland 49 Peru 18 Uzbekistan 0 Croatia 39 Israel 14 Philippines 0 Venezuela 7 Cuba 23 Italy 367 Poland 283 Vietnam 0 Cyprus 1 Japan 214 Portugal 16 Czech Republic 341 Kazakhstan 26 Puerto Rico 14 Denmark 133 Korea (Rep. of South) 9 Romania 23 Dominican Republic 0 Kyrgyzstan 1 Russia 815 Ecuador 6 Latvia 51 San Marino 0 El Salvador 2 Lithuania 35 Serbia 44 Estonia 52 Luxembourg 0 Singapore 2
SHOW (C.I.E.) Austria 29 Finland 162 Kazakhstan 4 Russia 119 Belgium 55 France 108 Kyrgyzstan 1 Slovakia 18 Belorussia 3 Germany 66 Latvia 4 Slovenia 1 Bulgaria 2 Great Britain 8 Lithuania 12 Spain 17 Cyprus 1 Hungary 19 Norway 18 Sweden 85 Czech Republic 60 Iceland 5 Poland 105 Switzerland 16 Denmark 24 Ireland 15 Portugal 5 The Netherlands 61 Estonia 12 Italy 102 Romania 1 Ukraine 30
WORKING (C.I.T.) Austria 2 Germany 9 Slovenia 1 Ukraine 3 Belgium 5 Hungary 1 Spain 1 Czech Republic 1 Italy 40 Switzerland 1 France 11 Russia 1 The Netherlands 4
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WORK (C.I.T.-ec) italy 7 Slovakia 1
WORK (C.I.T.-ft)
France 8 Italy 14 Spain 1 Switzerland 1
BEAUTY AND WORKING (C.I.B.T.) Austria 1 France 1 Italy 1 Slovakia 1
RACES (C.I.C.)
Austria 8 Finland 2 Italy 2 Sweden 10 Belgium 5 France 5 Norway 1 Switzerland 9 Czech Republic 3 Germany 21 Poland 1 The Netherlands 3 Denmark 1 Hungary 1 Slovakia 1
BEAUTY AND PERFORMANCE (C.I.B.P.)
Austria 7 Germany 4 Sweden 4 Belgium 2 Hungary 1 Czech Republic 1 Norway 1 Finland 8 Slovakia 2
AGILITY (C.I.AG.) Finland 1 Sweden 1
OBEDIENCE (C.I.OB.) 0
CENTENARY SHOWS CHAMPION (C.E.C.) Belgium 3 Germany 3 Portugal 2 Ukraine 1 Croatia 1 Italy 4 Russia 8 Finland 1 Norway 1 Sweden 1 France 3 Poland 1 The Netherlands 15
DISTRIBUTION PER BREED - BEAUTY (C.I.B.) Affenpinscher 15 Basset Fauve de Bretagne 1 Bouvier des Flandres 2 Afghan Hound 67 Basset Hound 23 Bracco Italiano 6 Airedale Terrier 50 Bayrischer Gebirgsschweißhund 5 Braque d’Auvergne 2 Akita 32 Beagle 30 Braque Français – type Gascogne 1 Alaskan Malamute 30 Bearded Collie 36 Braque Français – type Pyrénées 10 Alpenländische Dachsbracke 1 Bedlington Terrier 18 Braque Saint-Germain 2 American Akita 35 Berger Blanc Suisse 2 Broholmer 4 American Cocker Spaniel 70 Berger de Beauce 6 Bulldog 41 American Staffordshire Terrier 43 Berger de Brie 7 Bull Terrier 29 American Water Spaniel 1 Berner Sennenhund 61 Bullmastiff 35 Appenzeller Sennenhund 8 Bichon à poil frisé 52 Cairn Terrier 46 Australian Cattle Dog 15 Bichon Havanais 39 Canaan Dog 4 Australian Shepherd 44 Black and Tan Coonhound 1 Cane Corso Italiano 31 Australian Silky Terrier 20 Bolognese 23 Cane da Pastore Bergamasco 3 Australian Terrier 37 Border Collie 15 Cane da Pastore Maremmano/Abbruzzese 8 Azawakh 9 Border Terrier 39 Caniche 248 Basenji 31 Boston Terrier 39 Cao da Serra da Estrela 1 Basset Artésien Normand 3 Bouledogue Français 56 Cao da Serra de Aires 3
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Cao de Agua Portugês 20 Golden Retriever 56 Old English Sheepdog 33 Cao Fila de San Miguel 3 Gordon Setter 15 Parson Russell Terrier 17 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 63 Gos d’Atura Catala 16 Pekingese 46 Ceskoslovensky Vlcak 8 Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen 3 Perdigueiro Portugues 1 Cesky Fousek 2 Greyhound 42 Perro de Agua Español 16 Cesky Terrier 8 Griffon Belge 8 Perro Dogo Mallorquin 19 Chart Polski 4 Griffon Bruxellois 26 Perro Sin Pelo del Perú 7 Chesapeake Bay Retriever 9 Griffon d’Arrêt à poil dur 9 Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen 7 Chien de Berger Belge 24 Grosser Münsterländer 1 Petit Bleu de Gascogne 1 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées à poil long 1 Grosser Schweizer Sennenhund 31 Petit Brabançon 25 Chien de Montagne des Pyrénées 21 Hollandse Herdershond 20 Petit Chien Lion 18 Chien de Saint Hubert 6 Hovawart 4 Pharaoh Hound 13 Chihuahua 135 Ioujnorousskaia Ovtcharca 9 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 50 Chin 29 Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier 6 Podenco Ibicenco 4 Chinese Crested Dog 54 Irish Red & White Setter 4 Podengo Portugues 20 Chow Chow 35 Irish Red Setter 8 Polski Owczarek Nizinny 22 Cirneco dell’Etna 5 Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier 29 Polski Owczarek Podhalanski 11 Clumber Spaniel 10 Irish Terrier 21 Pug 66 Coban Koepegi 3 Irish Water Spaniel 4 Puli 19 Collie Rough 90 Irish Wolfhound 26 Pumi 17 Collie Smooth 27 Islenkur Fjarhundur 6 Rhodesian Ridgeback 60 Coton de Tuléar 26 Jack Russell Terrier 34 Riesenschnauzer 27 Curly Coated Retriever 6 Jämthund 5 Rottweiler 38 Dachshund 243 Jugoslovenski ovcarski pas Sarplaninac 6 Rovidszörü Magyar Vizsla 14 Dalmatinski pas 61 Karjalankarhukoira 3 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 51 Dandie Dinmont Terrier 16 Kavkazskaia Ovtcharka 22 Russkiy Tchiorny Terrier 31 Deerhound 14 Kerry Blue Terrier 43 Saarloos Wolfhond 3 Deutsch Drahthaar 8 King Charles Spaniel 19 Saluki 50 Deutsch Kurzhaar 30 Kishu 1 Samoiedskaia Sabaka (Samoyede) 41 Deutsche Dogge 115 Kleiner Münsterländer 6 Schillerstövare 1 Deutscher Boxer 53 Komondor 4 Schipperke 26 Deutscher Jagdterrier 12 Kraski Ovcar 1 Schnauzer 77 Deutscher Pinscher 19 Kromfohrländer 3 Schweizer Laufhund 5 Deutscher Schäferhund 17 Kuvasz 12 Scottish Terrier 75 Deutscher Spitz 131 Labrador Retriever 76 Sealyham Terrier 12 Deutscher Wachtelhund 4 Lagotto Romagnolo 20 Shar Pei 46 Do-Khyi (Tibetan Mastiff) 19 Lakeland Terrier 15 Shetland Sheepdog 73 Dobermann 62 Landseer (TCE) 13 Shiba 32 Dogo Argentino 24 Lapinporokoira 4 Shih Tzu 82 Dogo Canario 3 Leonberger 40 Shikoku 2 Dogue de Bordeaux 38 Lhasa Apso 43 Siberian Husky 67 Drever 6 Magyar Agar 2 Skye Terrier 18 Drovitzörü Magyar Vizsla 3 Maltese 61 Sloughi 14 English Cocker Spaniel 42 Manchester Terrier 14 Slovensky Cuvac 10 English Pointer 15 Mastiff 19 Slovensky Kopov 2 English Setter 11 Mastin del Pirineo 3 Spinone Italiano 2 English Springer Spaniel 21 Mastin Español 13 Sredneasiatskaia Ovtcharka 6 English Toy Terrier 9 Mastino Napoletano 11 St.Bernardshund 42 Entlebucher Sennenhund 5 Miniature Bull Terrier 28 Staffordshire Bull Terrier 49 Epagneul Breton 19 Mudi 5 Steirische Rauhhaarbracke 1 Epagneul de Pont Audemer 1 Nederlandse Kooikerhondje 21 Suomenajokoira (Finsk Stövare) 3 Epagneul Français 1 Nederlandse Schapendoes 16 Suomenlapinkoira 18 Epagneul Nain Continental 66 Newfoundland 63 Suomenpystykorva (Finsk Spets) 7 Eurasier 21 Nihon Supittsu 21 Svensk Lapphund 10 Field Spaniel 8 Norfolk Terrier 19 Terrier Brasileiro 9 Fila Brasileiro 11 Norrbottenspets 6 Thai Ridgeback Dog 9 Flat Coated Retriever 31 Norsk Buhund 8 Tibetan Spaniel 34 Fox Terrier Smooth 36 Norsk Elghund Grä 9 Tibetan Terrier 29 Fox Terrier Wire 43 Norsk Elghund Sort 1 Tosa 6 Galgo Español 5 Norsk Lundehund 4 Vastgotaspets 13 Gammel Dansk Honsehund 2 Norwich Terrier 33 Volpino Italiano 3 Gascon Saintongeois 1 Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever 8 Vostotchno-Sibirskaia Laika 4
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Weimaraner 18 Welsh Terrier 26 Yorkshire Terrier 128 Welsh Corgi Cardigan 19 West Highland White Terrier 77 Zapadno-Sibirskaia Laika 1 Welsh Corgi Pembroke 52 Whippet 63 Zwergpinscher 62 Welsh Springer Spaniel 14 Xoloitzquintle 11 Zwergschnauzer 208
SHOW (C.I.E.)
Airedale Terrier 8 Dachshund 181 Irish Red Setter 35 Alpenländische Dachsbracke 1 Deutsch Drahthaar 4 Irish Water Spaniel 5 American Water Spaniel 1 Deutsch Kurzhaar 9 Jack Russel Terrier 13 Australian Kelpie 4 Deutscher Boxer 34 Kleiner Münsterländer 8 Barbet 4 Deutscher Jagdterrier 6 Labrador Retriever 37 Basset Artésien Normand 2 Deutscher Schäferhund 6 Norrbottenspets 2 Basset Fauve de Bretagne 4 Deutscher Wachtelhund 2 Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever 19 Basset Hound 19 Dobermann 28 Parson Russell Terrier 4 Bayrischer Gebirgsschweisshund 5 Drentsche Patrijshond 5 Perdigueiro Portuguès 1 Beagle 26 Drotzörü Magyar Vizsla 2 Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen 6 Berger de Beauce 22 Dunker 1 Petit Bleu de Gascogne 1 Berger de Brie 36 English Cocker Spaniel 45 Poitevin 2 Berger Picard 9 English Pointer 11 Riesenschnauzer 36 Border Collie 30 English Setter 32 Rottweiler 11 Border Terrier 1 English Springer Spaniel 21 Rövidszörü Magyar Vizsla 21 Bouvier des Ardennes 2 Epagneul Breton 5 Schillerstövare 1 Bouvier des Flandres 11 Epagneul Français 1 Schweizer Laufhund 5 Bracco Italiano 10 Epagneul Picard 1 Segugio Italiano a pelo raso 3 Braque d’Auvergne 2 Field Spaniel 12 Slovensky Kopov 1 Braque de l’Ariège 1 Flat Coated Retriever 21 Spinone Italiano 2 Braque du Bourbonnais 3 Fox Terrier Smooth 4 Stabyhoun 7 Braque Français – Type Gascogne 1 Fox Terrier Wire 9 Steirische Rauhhaarbracke 1 Braque Français – Type Pyrénées 7 Gammel Dansk Honsehund 1 Suomenajokoira 1 Ceskoslovensky Vlcak 18 Golden Retriever 53 Sussex Spaniel 6 Cesky Fousek 2 Gordon Setter 28 Weimaraner 27 Chesapeake Bay Retriever 4 Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen 12 Welsh Springer Spaniel 19 Chien de Berger Belge 57 Griffon d’Arrêt à poil dur 4 Zapadno-Sibirskaïa Laïka 2 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées face rase 1 Griffon Fauve de Bretagne 1 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées poil long 4 Grosser Münsterländer 2 Chien de Saint Hubert 5 Hannoverscher Schweisshund 1 Clumber Spaniel 12 Hovawart 23 Curly Coated Retriever 3 Irish Red & White Setter 12
WORKING (C.I.T.) Dachshund 13 Epagneul Breton 1 Labrador Retriever 7 Deutscher Jagdterrier 5 Fox Terrier Smooth 2 Weimaraner 1 Deutscher Schäferhund 1 Fox Terrier Wire 3 English Pointer 11 Golden Retriever 1 English Setter 30 Gordon Setter 1 English Springer Spaniel 2 Irish Red Setter 2
WORKING (C.I.T. ec)
Ariégeois 1 Deutsch Drahthaar 2 Rovidszorü Magyar Vizsla 1 Bracco Italiano 2 Deutsch Kurzhaar 1 Spinone Italiano 1
WORKING (C.I.T. ft)
Bracco Italiano 1 Deutsch Kurzhaar 14 Griffon d’Arrêt à Poil Dur 1 Braque Français – Type Pyrénées 1 Epagneul Breton 6 Spinone Italiano 1
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BEAUTY AND WORKING (C.I.B.T.) Dachshund 1 English Setter 1 Deutsch Kurzhaar 1 Rovidszorü Magyar Vizsla 1
RACES (C.I.C.) Afghan Hound 11 Greyhound 1 Saluki 12 Azawakh 2 Irish Wolfhound 2 Sloughi 2 Deerhound 1 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 2 Whippet 23 Galgo Español 3 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 14
BEAUTY AND PERFORMANCE (C.I.B.P.) Afghan Hound 8 Magyar Agar 2 Sloughi 1 Azawakh 1 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 3 Whippet 2 Deerhound 2 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 5 Galgo Español 2 Saluki 4
AGILITY (C.I.AG.) Perro de Agua Español 1 Pumi 1
OBEDIENCE (C.I.OB.) 0
CENTENARY SHOWS CHAMPION (C.E.C.) Aïdi 2 Drotzörü Magyar Vizsla 1 Perro Dogo Mallorquin 1 Barbet 1 Epagneul Picard 1 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 1 Basenji 1 Grosser Münsterländer Vorstehhund 1 Podengo Português 1 Basset Artésien Normand 1 Grosser Schweizer Sennenhund 1 Pumi 1 Beagle 1 Hollandse Herdershond 2 Saluki 1 Braque du Bourbonnais 2 Jack Russell Terrier 1 Scottish Terrier 2 Caniche 2 Kerry Blue Terrier 1 Stabyhoun 1 Cao da Serra de Aires 1 Leonberger 1 Svensk Lapphund 1 Cao de Agua Portugues 1 Mastín del Pirineo 1 Weimaraner 1 Chinese Crested Dog 1 Mastino Napoletano 2 Welsh Corgi Cardigan 2 Deutscher Spitz 1 Nihon Supittsu 1 Welsh Terrier 1 Drentsche Patrijshond 1 Norsk Buhund 1 Zapadno Sibirskaia Laika 2
CACIT OFFERED FOR COMPETITION Argentina 22 Ireland 1 Russia 56 Austria 33 Italy 534 San Marino 12 Belgium 42 Japan 3 Serbia 53 Belarus 1 Lithuania 0 Slovakia 27 Bulgaria 20 Luxemburg 1 Slovenia 4 Croatia 90 Macedonia 0 Spain 105 Cyprus 19 Mexico 0 Sweden 54 Czech Republic 79 Moldavia 1 Switzerland 29 Denmark 60 Montenegro 13 Ukraine 35 Finland 67 Morocco 0 Total 2003 France 315 Netherlands 26 Germany 30 Norway 59 Greece 122 Poland 62 Hungary 17 Romania 11
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KENNEL NAMES Argentina 1095 Latvia 17 Australia 0 Lithuania 128 Austria 219 Luxemburg 11 Azerbaijan 2 Macedonia 16 Bahrain 0 Malaysia 0 Belarus 134 Malta 96 Belgium 187 Mexico 7 Bolivia 82 Moldavia 3 Bosnia-Herzegovina (FCI contract partner again since 01/12/2012) 0 Monaco 0 Brazil 1199 Montenegro 11 Bulgaria 104 Morocco 4 Chile 459 Netherlands 446 China 88 New Zealand 0 Colombia 139 Nicaragua 3 Costa Rica 12 Norway 422 Croatia 100 Panama 2 Cuba 10 Pakistan 0 Cyprus 9 Paraguay 21 Czech Republic 1160 Peru 192 Denmark 116 Philippines 0 Dominican Republic 0 Poland 1088 Ecuador 34 Portugal 102 El Salvador 3 Puerto Rico 9 Estonia 72 Romania 149 Finland 721 Russia 1368 France 1727 San Marino 0 Georgia 3 Serbia 134 Germany 907 Singapore 8 Gibraltar 0 Slovakia 304 Greece 96 Slovenia 55 Guatemala 0 South Africa 1 Honduras 0 Spain 764 Hong Kong 0 Sri Lanka 0 Hungary 388 Sweden 684 Iceland 39 Switzerland 135 India 0 Taiwan 120 Indonesia 0 Thailand 0 Ireland 172 Turkey 84 Israel 28 Ukraine 453 Italy 292 Uruguay 96 Japan 2201 Uzbekistan 1 Kazakhstan 50 Venezuela 183 Korea (Republic) 320 Vietnam 0 Kyrgyzstan 12 Total 19297
2012 Annual report 57 Figures and charts Chapter IX T) 6/03/13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 2.000 1.980 28.404 48.020 15.000 93.000 36.000 12.713 43.000 75.000 520.000 550.000 161.481 200.000 500.000 150.000 1327156 : update 30789577 1.400.000 16586599 48703347 6.250.000 4.000.000 2.500.000 NERS OF DOGS RE - BRED OR NO W O (PU Latest T) RE - BRED 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 101 5.717 2.500 2.850 48.025 20.000 51.023 32.250 59.000 650.000 730.000 156.643 400.000 600.000 OR NO 185.000 300.000 170.000 9000000 14630000 51244014 1.500.000 2.000.000 26113008 8.000.000 5.200.000 6.000.000 100987123 DOGS (PU IL END 2012 0 0 0 0 0 T 51 101 987 N 3.663 4.094 5.600 4.282 77.312 47.360 16.000 51.640 71.551 84.542 32.235 43.284 18.985 70.460 708137 510.000 139.400 714.299 230.633 158.842 167.100 537.000 189.475 5044598 16659536 2.111.533 2.707.534 1.114.768 1.396.863 53956504 31544132 2.000.000 8.200.000 1.103.122 6.296.218 3.435.299 RE - BRED DOGS REGIS- ERED U T AL PU T O T 0 0 0 69 ERED 2012 822 315 184 320 152 T 4.079 8.952 8.386 4.123 1.203 2.149 1.500 4.119 5.862 2.270 1.484 1.570 2.250 18470 67.090 26.910 53.395 16.123 40.596 10.957 17.811 38.241 20.566 52.374 21.536 31.200 19.086 11.718 645695 256759 207.987 120.749 302.723 2029795 1108802 RE - BRED DOGS REGIS PU BS U P E RO 0 4 1 2 1 0 99 33 21 25 72 30 70 65 35 49 16 31 25 11 46 25 285 275 203 437 494 295 136 156 104 176 133 192 200 388 113 1764 9193 1.000 1.967 1.388 1.078 11445 BREED CL AL
0 0 0 0 10 43 400 900 302 675 4492 2.803 3.974 1.201 1.331 5.895 2.118 1.485 4.000 2.500 2.550 4.702 1.550 9.833 67939 55.493 65.000 52.146 51.633 33.512 19.647 39.681 21.500 25.135 280356 300.000 109.686 150.608 146.438 402.679 550.000 2422217 2069420 M E BERS INDI V ID U ICS 2012 - E U T 0 8 3 2 0 2 2 3 30 20 84 43 37 10 29 13 35 24 11 45 94 DGES IS 287 433 216 253 279 150 337 115 287 350 188 186 846 139 341 206 738 440 107 1956 9756 7114 1407 JU T A
T S S W 0 8 4 6 4 2 8 2 3 3 6 3 4 8 2 7 1 1 0 10 73 28 23 11 16 14 10 34 10 26 34 19 15 53 10 14 12 38 26 12 12 146 718 495 communicated. CACIB SHO S W
0 4 7 1 3 9 2 1 4 0 4 7 5 6 3 10 23 86 38 15 53 15 19 15 45 20 17 92 23 28 58 74 89 27 16 57 21 69 25 CAC 1527 1494 5029 1970 1017 - BREED SHO not or data available ALL ERS 0 0 0 0 10 42 55 24 181 162 255 895 200 642 463 483 340 370 714 TT 1431 6120 5181 3063 2106 7218 7773 7407 3827 5363 1209 6442 4103 2038 71703 17862 10679 10129 43335 26305 73000 10127 LI 199804 531061 254363 not or data the country 0 50 675 168 254 136 7784 7343 1087 3723 1147 4960 1000 3832 5388 2200 1352 1620 2100 9740 3572 63619 21017 18073 53395 16670 10526 38552 37347 16257 19394 49743 20987 25114 30835 18509 35222 640818 261606 204680 120175 300001 PUPP IES 2060671 1140124 to no answer from T ACIFIC R Y P E RO ORLD T HE CARIBBEAN HE P epublic N U ussia ustria yprus rance I taly stonia inland I srael S pain weden Malta L atvia S erbia F R omania Turkey C W AL G reece Poland I reland A AFRICA C roatia I celand AL E U E B elarus F S Ukraine G eorgia N orway Monaco B elgium B ulgaria S lovakia S lovenia H ungary Morocco Portugal T G ibraltar R G ermany D enmark T Moldavia L ithuania witzerland CO A zerbaijan Kyrgyzstan Uzbekistan Macedonia S an Marino Kazakhstan S O zech R zech O Montenegro Montenegro L uxembourg M IDDLE EAS T T C The N etherlands T ANDASIA T ANDM ERICAS A either Blank cells correspond
58 Fédération Cynologique Internationale Chapter IX Figures and charts T) T) 6/03/13 6/03/13 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 15 15 4.200 172.579 184.602 500.000 704.071 650.000 1327156 30789577 48703347 16586599 1.919.000 3.040.125 NERS OF DOGS 1327156 23.615.000 48703347 30789577 16586599 : update : update NERS OF DOGS RE - BRED OR NO W RE - BRED OR NO W O O (PU (PU Latest Latest T) T) 0 0 0 0 0 101 DOGS 298.553 9000000 51244014 14630000 7.900.000 26113008 2.315.000 5.075.250 1.500.000 1.399.211 1.500.000 101 101 100987123 31.256.000 DOGS RE - BRED OR NO 9000000 51244014 14630000 26113008 100987123 (PU RE - BRED OR NO (PU IL END 2012 T N 101 RE - BRED DOGS IL END 2012 4.529 6.332 4.262 18.081 20.074 41.250 13.998 91.232 79.862 708137 T 597.060 634.944 5044598 1.279.789 53956504 2.253.185 16659536 31544132 N ERED U 101 101 RE - BRED DOGS T AL PU 708137 T 5044598 53956504 16659536 31544132 O T ERED U T AL PU REGIS T O T REGIS 69 ERED 2012 910 152 288 T 2.306 3.310 1.236 2.582 2.866 3.446 18470 72.624 12.387 34.547 256759 645695 120.105 2029795 1108802 RE - BRED DOGS 69 69 ERED 2012 REGIS T PU 18470 256759 645695 2029795 1108802 RE - BRED DOGS T REGIS PU BS HE CARIBBEAN U 0 4 8 9 3 3 4 59 95 15 10 11 14 50 BS 285 203 1764 9193 U 11445 0 0 BREED CL 285 203 1764 9193 11445 BREED CL AL 0 0 0 AL 10 78 53 18 14 253 120 160 558 535 4492 67939 66.150 280356 2422217 2069420 M E BERS INDI V ID U 10 10 4492 67939 280356 2422217 2069420 M E BERS INDI V ID U T ANDM ERICAS 0 9 6 6 1 3 95 17 26 10 29 17 49 DGES 433 165 253 9756 1956 7114 JU 0 0 DGES ICS 2012 - M IDDLE EAS 433 253 9756 1956 7114 HE A JU T IS
S T S W W A 4 4 0 4 8 4 8 5 1 8 3 T 29 45 73 12 15 146 718 495 0 0 4 73 S 718 146 495 CACIB SHO communicated. communicated. CACIB SHO S 2012 - T ICS 2012 - W S W T
0 6 7 IS 29 41 28 38 14 17 20 12 19 360 797 144 CAC 1494 5029 1527 1970 0 0 38 T CAC 5029 1494 1527 1970 - BREED SHO A - BREED SHO not or data available not or data available ALL T ALL S ERS 10 35 77 595 876 285 207 514 430 623 TT ERS 5181 3.070 71703 15.637 34.244 15.110 LI 531061 199804 254363 10 10 TT 5181 71703 LI 531061 199804 254363 not or data the country not or data the country 50 910 121 244 50 50 2.100 3.223 1.061 2.504 2.436 3.278 18073 72.110 12.867 45.400 261606 640818 18073 PUPP IES 115.352 2060671 1140124 261606 640818 PUPP IES 2060671 1140124 to no answer from to no answer from
T T ACIFIC ACIFIC HE CARIBBEAN R Y epublic R Y ORLD T ORLD HE CARIBBEAN T HE P HE P N N P E RO P E RO U U Peru C hile C uba B razil W AL cuador AFRICA B ahrain B olivia W AL E U olombia AFRICA Mexico osta R ica T E U E Panama CO Uruguay T Paraguay C CO H onduras A rgentina C N icaragua Venezuela O E l S alvador G uatemala AL M IDDLE EAS Puerto R ico Puerto O T M IDDLE EAS T T T ANDM ERICAS O T D ominican R T ANDASIA T ANDASIA AL A T ANDM ERICAS T A O T either Blank cells correspond either Blank cells correspond
2012 Annual report 59 Figures and charts Chapter IX T) T) 6/03/13 6/03/13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 15 7.463 4.193 40.500 320.000 255.000 700.000 1327156 1327156 30789577 30789577 48703347 16586599 16586599 48703347 NERS OF DOGS NERS OF DOGS : update : update RE - BRED OR NO RE - BRED OR NO W W O O (PU (PU Latest Latest T) T) 0 0 0 0 0 0 101 101 DOGS DOGS 60.000 620.000 750.000 9000000 9000000 9.000.000 51244014 51244014 26113008 14630000 26113008 1.200.000 14630000 100987123 12.000.000 100987123 RE - BRED OR NO RE - BRED OR NO (PU (PU IL END 2012 IL END 2012 T T N N 0 101 101 784 RE - BRED DOGS RE - BRED DOGS 84.000 83.400 708137 708137 708.137 273.019 617.169 249.416 413.642 792.304 275.114 5044598 5044598 53956504 31544132 16659536 31544132 16659536 53956504 13.870.688 ERED U ERED U T T AL PU AL PU T T O O T T REGIS REGIS 69 69 ERED 2012 ERED 2012 456 T T 1.271 9.480 1.077 18470 18470 18.470 64.224 38.205 41.427 41.513 85.845 11.083 256759 256759 645695 645695 351.114 2029795 1108802 1108802 2029795 RE - BRED DOGS RE - BRED DOGS REGIS REGIS PU PU BS BS ACIFIC U U 3 0 0 3 7 54 10 54 25 12 203 544 123 203 285 285 203 929 9193 1764 9193 1764 11445 11445 BREED CL BREED CL HE P H AFRICA AL AL 10 10 323 715 159 4492 4492 4.492 1.188 4.193 9.984 67939 67939 32.543 93.083 87.963 30.653 19.552 280356 280356 2422217 2069420 2069420 2422217 M E BERS M E BERS INDI V ID U INDI V ID U 0 3 0 0 0 27 34 39 32 16 79 DGES DGES 253 253 433 433 253 123 9756 7114 1956 7114 1956 9756 1.603 JU JU ICS 2012 - SO UT T S S
IS W W T ANDICS 2012 - ASIA T 4 0 9 4 3 0 2 0 4 5 2 1 T 73 14 10 15 12 73 A 146 146 718 495 495 718 T IS CACIB SHO CACIB SHO S T communicated. communicated. A S S T W W S
6 0 0 9 7 2 38 10 38 38 33 15 12 130 223 CAC CAC 1494 1494 5029 1970 1527 1970 1527 5029 1.080 - BREED SHO - BREED SHO ALL ALL not or data available not or data available ERS ERS 10 10 87 350 244 TT TT 5181 5181 5.181 6.868 2.481 4.124 71703 71703 13.427 10.194 15.286 23.966 LI LI 531061 254363 199804 254363 199804 531061 122.777 not or data the country not or data the country 50 50 833 385 1.133 9.209 18073 18073 18.073 63.412 36.793 40.832 41.010 85.387 11.009 261606 261606 640818 640818 PUPP IES PUPP IES 350.815 2060671 1140124 1140124 2060671 to no answer from to no answer from ACIFIC T T ACIFIC HE P R Y R Y frica ORLD ORLD T T HE CARIBBEAN HE CARIBBEAN HE P N N P E RO P E RO U U H - AFRICA I ndia C hina Korea Japan ustralia AL AFRICA W AL W AL Taiwan E U E U T Pakistan Vietnam Thailand T A T Malaysia S ri L anka CO CO I ndonesia S ingapore Philippines H ong Kong O O O S outh A ew Zealand N ew M IDDLE EAS M IDDLE EAS T T T SO UT T AN AL ASIA T T ANDASIA T ANDM ERICAS T ANDM ERICAS O T A A either Blank cells correspond either Blank cells correspond
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T) 2013 events 6/03/13 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 7.463 4.193 40.500 320.000 255.000 700.000 1327156 30789577 16586599 48703347 NERS OF DOGS (as of 28/03/2013).
: update RE - BRED OR NO FCI Dog Shows Calendar W O (PU
Latest Please check the updated version of this list at http://www.fci.expositions.aspx T) EUROPE 0 0 0 0 0 0 101 DOGS 60.000 620.000 750.000 9000000 51244014 26113008 1.200.000 14630000 Larnaka 2 Jun 12.000.000 100987123
RE - BRED OR NO AUSTRIA BULGARIA Nicosia 5 Oct (PU Graz 2-3 Mar Sofia 19 Jan Wieselburg 6-7 Apr Sofia 20 Jan Nicosia 6 Oct Salzburg 27-28 Apr Sofia 16 Feb
IL END 2012 CZECH REPUBLIC T Klagenfurt 1 Jun Sofia 17 Feb N 0 101 784 Brno 2 Feb
RE - BRED DOGS Klagenfurt 2 Jun Haskovo 16 Mar 84.000 83.400 708137 273.019 617.169 249.416 413.642 792.304 275.114 5044598 31544132 16659536 53956504 13.870.688 Brno 3 Feb
ERED U Oberwart 13-14 Jul Dimitrovgrad 17 Mar T AL PU T Ceske Budejovice 30-31 Mar O Innsbruck 10 Aug Sofia 2 Apr T REGIS Innsbruck 11 Aug Sofia 3 Apr Praha 4-5 May Tulln 28-29 Sep Sofia 4 Apr Litomerice 25-26 May Wels 7 Dec Dobrich 24 May Brno 29-30 Jun 69 ERED 2012 456 T 1.271 9.480 1.077 18470 64.224 38.205 41.427 41.513 85.845 11.083 Mlada Boleslva 20-21 Jul 256759 645695 351.114
1108802 Dobrich 25 May
2029795 Wels 8 Dec RE - BRED DOGS Ceske Budejovice 5-6 Oct REGIS
PU Dobrich 26 May AZERBAIJAN Varna 24 Jun Praha 2 Nov BS ACIFIC Baku 8 Jun Varna 27 Jun Praha 3 Nov U 3 0 3 7 54 10 54 25 12 Baku 9 Jun Varna 3 Jul 544 123 285 203 929 9193 1764 11445 Baku 19 Oct Varna 1 Aug DENMARK BREED CL HE P Baku 20 Oct Varna 2 Aug Fredericia 9-10 Feb Varna 3 Aug Roskilde 4 May AL BELARUS Varna 4 Aug Roskilde 5 May 10 323 715 159 Vejen 15-16 Jun 4492 1.188 4.193 9.984 Minsk 23 Feb Varna 6 Sep 67939 32.543 93.083 87.963 30.653 19.552 280356 2069420 2422217 M E BERS INDI V ID U Minsk 24 Feb Varna 7 Sep Bornholm 17 Aug Minsk 1 Jun Varna 8 Sep Ballerup 21-22 Sep Minsk 2 Jun Pleven 26 Oct Herning 2 Nov Minsk 7 Sep Pleven 27 Oct Herning 3 Nov 0 3 0 0 27 34 39 32 16 79 DGES 433 253 123 7114 1956 9756 1.603
JU Minsk 8 Sep Sofia 16 Nov Minsk 23 Nov Sofia 17 Nov ESTONIA Minsk 24 Nov Sofia 7 Dec Tallinn 9-10 Feb S
W Sofia 8 Dec Tallinn 13-14 Apr T ANDICS 2012 - ASIA 0 9 3 0 2 4 5 2 1 T Tallinn 1-2 Jun 14 10 15 12 73 146 495 718 BELGIUM
IS Mouscron 26-27 Jan CROATIA Parnu 6 Jul CACIB SHO T Parnu 7 Jul
communicated. Hoogstraten 16-17 Feb Zagreb 9 Mar A S
T Harju 17 Aug
W Antwerpen 13-14 Apr Zagreb 10 Mar S
Genk 29-30 Jun Zadar 1 May Harju 18 Aug 6 0 9 7 2 10 38 33 15 12 130 223 CAC Tartu 2 Nov 1494 1970 1527 5029
1.080 Liège 20-21 Jul Zadar 2 May
- BREED SHO Leuven 3-4 Aug Zadar 4 May Tartu 3 Nov ALL not or data available Mechelen 17-18 Aug Zadar 5 May Bruxelles 21-22 Sep Varazdin 25 May FINLAND Kajaani 12-13 Jan
ERS Kortrijk 16 Nov Varazdin 26 May 10 87 350 244 TT 5181 6.868 2.481 4.124 71703 13.427 10.194 15.286 23.966 LI 254363 199804 531061 Turku 19-20 Jan 122.777 Kortrijk 17 Nov Umag 8 Jun Umag 9 Jun Vaasa 13-14 Apr
not or data the country BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA Split 26 Jul Lahti 27-28 Apr Banja Luka 7 Apr Split 28 Jul Tampere 4-5 May Hamina 11-12 May 50 Vitez 1 Jun Osijek 14 Sep 833 385 1.133 9.209 18073 63.412 36.793 40.832 41.010 85.387 11.009 261606 640818 PUPP IES 350.815 1140124 2060671 Gradiska 29 Jun Osijek 15 Sep Helsinki 11-12 May Gradiska 30 Jun Zagreb 23 Nov Kuopio 25-26 May to no answer from Sarajevo 20 Jul Zagreb 24 Nov Kotka 15-16 Jun
ACIFIC Sarajevo 21 Jul Rovaniemi 22-23 Jun T HE P R Y Posušje 24 Aug Oulu 13 Jul ORLD T
HE CARIBBEAN CYPRUS N P E RO U H - AFRICA š I ndia Posu je 25 Aug Limassol 23 Mar Oulu 14 Jul C hina Korea Japan ustralia W AL Taiwan E U Pakistan Vietnam Thailand A T Malaysia S ri L anka CO I ndonesia S ingapore Philippines H ong Kong O ew Zealand N ew M IDDLE EAS
T Gradacac 6 Oct Limassol 24 Mar Tornio 20-21 Jul SO UT T AN AL ASIA
T Limassol 25 Mar Ylivieska 20-21 Jul T ANDM ERICAS O T A either Blank cells correspond Larnaka 1 Jun Helsinki 26-28 Jul
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Pori 27-28 Jul Saarbrücken 20 May IRELAND Iisalmi 3-4 Aug Neumünster 1-2 Jun Dublin 30 Apr Joensuu 10 Aug Erfurt 16 Jun Clonmel 5 May Joensuu 11 Aug Ludwighafen 27-28 Jul Dublin 5-6 Oct Tervakoski 24-25 Aug Bremen 3 Aug Eckerö 28-29 Sep Leipzig 24 Aug ISRAEL Seinäjoki 19-20 Oct Leipzig 25 Aug Kibbutz Chaim 18-19 Jan Lahti 26-27 Oct Rostock 7-8 Sep Mikveh 27 Mar Jyväskylä 16-17 Nov Dortmund Bundessieger 11-13 Oct Mikveh 28 Mar Helsinki 13 Dec Dortmund 11-13 Oct Mikveh 29 Mar Helsinki 14 Dec Hannover 26-27 Oct Arad 5 Oct Helsinki 15 Dec Karlsruhe 9-10 Nov Kassel 8 Dec ITALY FRANCE Rho 12-13 Jan Bordeaux 6 Jan GIBRALTAR Padova 19-20 Jan Vincennes 12-13 Jan (BRITISH OVERSEAS TERRITORY) Eboli 26 Jan Perpignan 27 Jan Gibraltar 21 Sep Eboli 27 Jan Troyes 2-3 Feb Gibraltar 22 Sep Forli 2-3 Feb Niort 10 Feb Arezzo 9 Feb Bourges 16-17 Feb GREECE Arezzo 10 Feb Toulouse 23-24 Feb Athens 23 Mar Sassari 16 Feb Valence 3 Mar Athens 24 Mar Sassari 17 Feb Périgueux 9-10 Mar Athens 27 Apr Gonzaga 2-3 Mar Montluçon 17 Mar Athens 28 Apr Cagliari 10 Mar Angers 31 Mar Thessaloniki 1 Jun Ragusa 17 Mar Limoges 13-14 Apr Thessaloniki 2 Jun Reggio Emilia 23 Mar Pau 20-21 Apr Athens 21 Jun Bologna 24 Mar Amiens 28-29 Apr Athens 22 Jun Rimini 6 Apr Marseille 9 May Athens 23 Jun Ferrara 6 Apr Saint Brieuc 12 May Thessaloniki 14 Sep San Remo 7 Apr Marseille 1-2 Jun Thessaloniki 15 Sep Campobasso 13 Apr Béziers 16 Jun Athens 5 Oct Montichiari 14 Apr Auch 23 Jun Athens 6 Oct Lucca 27 Apr Brive La Gaillarde 11 Aug Athens 3 Nov Lucca 28 Apr Strasbourg 24-25 Aug Alessandria 1 May Nevers 7-8 Sep HUNGARY Ercolano 4 May Beauvais 14-15 Sep Budapest 14 Feb Ercolano 5 May Besançon 21-22 Sep Budapest 15 Feb Firenze 11-12 May Pontoise 28-29 Sep Budapest 17 Feb Rende 25 May Avignon 5-6 Oct Miskolc 27 Apr Rende 26 May Douai 13 Oct Miskolc 28 Apr Terni 1 Jun Poitiers 19-20 Oct Budapest 15 May Viterbo 2 Jun Metz 3 Nov Budapest 16, 17, 18, 19 May Pisa 8 Jun Saint Etienne 9-10 Nov (World Dog Show) Palermo 9 Jun Tarbes 17 Nov Szekesfehervar 15 Jun Rapallo 16 Jun Rouen 7-8 Dec Szekesfehervar 16 Jun Prato 22 Jun Nantes 15 Dec Szombathely 13-14 Jul Orvieto 23 Jun Debrecen 27 Jul Torino 6 Jul GEORGIA Debrecen 28 Jul Torino 7 Jul Tbilisi 1 Jun Alsóörs 11 Aug Ostuni 20 Jul Tbilisi 2 Jun Hodmezovasarhely 7 Sep Bari 21 Jul Tbilisi 12 Oct Hodmezovasarhely 8 Sep Ancona 3 Aug Tbilisi 13 Oct Budapest 13 Oct Gradisca d’Isonzo 14 Aug Komarom 19 Oct Trieste 7-8 Sep GERMANY Komarom 20 Oct Ivrea 14-15 Sep Nürnberg 12-13 Jan Matera 22 Sep Offenburg 9-10 Mar ICELAND Bergamo 29 Sep München 31 Mar-1 Apr Reykjavik 23-24 Feb Roma 5-6 Oct Dresden 27-28 Apr Reykjavik 7-8 Sep Bastia Umbra 12-13 Oct Dortmund Europasieger 10-12 May Reykjavik 16-17 Nov Chieti 19 Oct Dortmund 10-12 May Chieti 20 Oct
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Reggio Calabria 26 Oct MOLDAVIA POLAND Messina 27 Oct Chisinau 16 Feb Glogów 25-26-27 Jan Busto Arsizio 2-3 Nov Chisinau 17 Feb Rzeszów 2-3 Feb Latina 10 Nov Chisinau 13 Apr Zielona Góra 2-3 Mar Genova 16-17 Nov Chisinau 14 Apr Katowice 15-17 Mar Cremona 23-24 Nov Chisinau 15 Jun Opole 27-28 Apr Verona 30 Nov-1 Dec Chisinau 16 Jun Lódź 4-5 May Foggia 8 Dec Tiraspol 7 Sep Leszno 1-2 Jun Erba 14-15 Dec Tiraspol 8 Sep Kraków 15-16 Jun Sora 22 Dec Chisinau 5 Oct Szczecin 29-30 Jun Chisinau 6 Oct Warszawa 13-14 Jul KAZAKHSTAN Chisinau 30 Nov Zakopane 3-4 Aug Karaganda 17 Mar Chisinau 1 Dec Sopot 10-11 Aug Almaty 6 Apr Bialystok 24-25 Aug Almaty 7 Apr MONACO Wroclaw 28-29 Sep Astana 12 May Monaco 11-12 May Poznań 26 Oct Ust-Kamenogorsk 9 Jun Poznań 27 Oct Kapchagay 29 Jun MONTENEGRO Kielce 9-10 Nov Almaty 13 Oct Bar 11 May Bar 12 May PORTUGAL KYRGYZSTAN Cetinje 22 Jun Norte 26 Jan Bishkek 13 Apr Cetinje 23 Jun Norte 27 Jan Bishkek 14 Apr Podgorica 23 Jul Caldas da Raínha 17 Mar Bishkek 6 Oct Golubovci 24 Jul Vila Franca de Xira 2 Jun Kotor 24 Aug Lisboa 6 Jul LATVIA Niksic 25 Aug Lisboa 7 Jul Riga 30-31 Mar Danilovgrad 21 Sep Sintra 28 Jul Riga 8 Jun Danilovgrad 22 Sep Estoril 25 Aug Riga 9 Jun Bijelo Polje 26 Oct Aveiro 8 Sep Riga 9-10 Nov Pljevlja 27 Oct Ponta Delgada 13 Oct Braga 10 Nov LITHUANIA MOROCCO Santarém 1 Dec Kaunas 26 Jan Casablanca 15-16 Jun Vilnius 2 Mar ROMANIA Vilnius 3 Mar NETHERLANDS Timisoara 19-20 Jan Molétai 25 May Eindhoven 1-2-3 Feb Slobozia 6 Apr Molétai 26 May Groningen 2-3 Mar Slobozia 7 Apr Druskininkai 2 Aug Leiden 23-24 Mar Satu Mare 13 Apr Druskininkai 3 Aug Goes 20-21 Apr Satu Mare 14 Apr Vilnius 14 Dec Oss 31 May 1-2 Jun Timisoara 27 Apr Vilnius 15 Dec Echt 6-7 Jul Timisoara 28 Apr Rotterdam 24-25 Aug Sibiu 25 May LUXEMBOURG Maastricht 28 Sep Sibiu 26 May Luxembourg 30-31 Mar Maastricht 29 Sep Constanta 22 Jun Luxembourg 7-8 Sep Zwolle 5-6 Oct Constanta 23 Jun Bleiswijk 2-3 Nov Ploiesti 7 Jul MACEDONIA Amsterdam 14-15 Dec Alba Iulia 18 Aug Bitola 30 Mar Cuijk 21-22 Dec Targu Mures 7 Sep Prilep 31 Mar Targu Mures 8 Sep Gevgelija 6 Apr NORWAY Arad 28 Sep Gevgelija 7 Apr Bo 23-24 Feb Arad 29 Sep Skopje 4 May Kristiansand 16-17 Mar Baia Mare 5 Oct Ohrid 21 Aug Bergen 6-7 Apr Baia Mare 6 Oct Ohrid 23 Aug Alesund 4-5 May Turda 20 Oct Ohrid 25 Aug Drammen 1-2 Jun Skopje 19 Oct Tromso 15-16 Jun RUSSIA Skopje 20 Oct Trondelag 6-7 Jul Perm 2-3 Feb Oslo 24-25 Aug St-Petersburg 9-10 Feb MALTA Rogaland 14-15 Sep Krasnodar 17 Mar Cottonera 30 Nov Harstad 5-6 Oct Moscow 23 Mar Cottonera 1 Dec Lillstrom 16-17 Nov Moscow 24 Mar
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Belgorod 7 Apr Obrenovac 21 Sep Málaga 20 Oct Ekaterinburg 20-21 Apr Bačka Topola 22 Sep Martorell 26-27 Oct Krasnodar 21 Apr Pozarevac 28 Sep Jerez de la Frontera 3 Nov Samara 4-5 May Novisad 29 Sep Murcia 10 Nov St-Petersburg 4-5 May Kruševac 13 Oct Talavera de la Reina 16-17 Nov Omsk 11 May Beograd 3 Nov Alicante 8 Dec Kaliningrad 25-26 May Valencia 15 Dec Vladivostok 26 May SLOVAKIA Rostov-na-donu 2 Jun Trenčín 26-27 Jan SWEDEN Irkutsk 8 Jun Nitra 23 Feb Göteborg 3 and 5 Jan Novorossiysk 9 Jun Nitra 24 Feb Göteborg 4 and 6 Jan Smolensk 15-16 Jun Košice 11-12 May Strängnäs 9-10 Mar Tjumen 15-16 Jun Nitra 1 Jun Malmö 23-24 Mar St-Petersburg 29 Jun Nitra 2 Jun Kista/Stockholm 29-31 Mar St-Petersburg 30 Jun Velka Ida 6 Jul Osterbybruk 25-26 May Vladimir 6 Jul Velka Ida 7 Jul Vänersborg 8-9 Jun Kursk 28 Jul Bratislava 17 Aug Vännäs 15-16 Jun Kazan 3-4 Aug Bratislava 18 Aug Gällivare 29-30 Jun Pskov 10-11 Aug Bratislava 26 Oct Pitea 6-7 Jul Chelyabinsk 17-18 Aug Bratislava 27 Oct Tvaaker 12 Jul Ulan-Ude 18 Aug Nitra 30 Nov Köping 20-21 Jul Velikiy Novgorod 24-25 Aug Nitra 1 Dec Ransäter 27-28 Jul Kharbarovsk 7 Sep Svenstavik 3-4 Aug Vladivostok 28-29 Sep SLOVENIA Ronneby 10-11 Aug Sochi 28 Sep Ljubljana 12 Jan Norrköping/Himmelstalund 17-18 Aug Stavropol 6 Oct Ljubljana 13 Jan Eskilstuna 17-18 Aug Rostov-na-donu 12-13 Oct Maribor 20 Apr Visby 24 Aug Moscow 19 Oct Pohorje 21 Apr Visby 25 Aug Moscow 20 Oct Bled 15 Jun Högbo/Sandviken 7-8 Sep Voronezh 27 Oct Bled 16 Jun Gimo Herrgard 14-15 Sep Nizhny Novgorod 2 Nov Koper 5 Oct Sofiero/Helsingborg 14-15 Sep Nizhny Novgorod 3 Nov Koper 6 Oct Sundsvall 12-13 Oct Ekaterinburg 16-17 Nov Šempeter 9 Nov Växjo 1-2-3 Nov St-Petersburg 7 Dec Vrtojba 10 Nov Stockholm 7-8 Dec St-Petersburg 8 Dec Celje 30 Nov Novosibirsk 8 Dec Celje 1 Dec SWITZERLAND Fribourg 16 Feb SAN MARINO SPAIN Fribourg 17 Feb San Marino 6-7 Jul Martorell 12-13 Jan St. Gallen 4 May San Marino 7-8 Dec Vigo 20 Jan St. Gallen 5 May Zaragoza 3 Feb Geneva 29 Aug SERBIA Granada 17 Feb Geneva 30, 31 Aug and 1 Sep Beograd 10 Mar Valladolid 24 Feb (European Section Show) Jagodina 23 Mar Sevilla 3 Mar Geneva 16 Nov Bogatić 30 Mar Gerona 16-17 Mar Geneva 17 Nov Vršac 31 Mar Bilbao 14 Apr Zajecar 7 Apr Irun 28 Apr TURKEY Ruma 13 Apr Badajoz 11-12 May Istanbul 6 Jul Odžaci 20 Apr Tenerife 12 May Istanbul 7 Jul Kragujevac 27 Apr Madrid 25-26 May Istanbul 29 Sep Natalinci 28 Apr Oviedo 9 Jun Izmir 6 Oct Vranje 1 May Castellón 16 Jun Subotica 4 May Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 22-23 Jun UKRAINE Niš 5 May Medina de Pomar 23 Jun Donetsk 2 Mar Smederevska Palanka 11 May Cabarceno 30 Jun Donetsk 3 Mar Bejec 8 Jun Portugalete 7 Jul Kyiv 20 Apr Sabac 9 Jun Pamplona 8 Sep Kyiv 21 Apr Ada 23 Jun Mallorca 8 Sep Mariupol 2 May Irig 14 Jul Lalin (Pontevedra) 15 Sep Sevastopol 5 May Sokobanja 27 Jul León 29 Sep Odessa 11 May Leskovac 8 Sep Ciudad Real 6 Oct Odessa 12 May
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Lviv 25 May Mykolayiv 18 Aug Zaporizhia 6 Oct Lviv 26 May Dnipropetrovsk 24 Aug Odesa 12 Oct Kherson 26 May Dnipropetrovsk 25 Aug Lviv 19 Oct Ivano-Frankivsk 8 Jun Simferopol 7 Sep Donetsk 3 Nov Ternopil 9 Jun Simferopol 8 Sep Kyiv 14 Dec Dnipropetrovsk 16 Jun Zhitomyr 8 Sep Kyiv 15 Dec Sumy 30 Jun Chernihiv 14 Sep Poltava 6 Jul Donetsk 14 Sep UZBEKISTAN Poltava 7 Jul Odesa 21 Sep Tashkent 20 Apr Uzhgorod 17 Aug Vinnytsia 29 Sep Tashkent 21 Apr Uzhgorod 18 Aug Zaporizhia 5 Oct
THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN ARGENTINA Sao Paulo 16-17 Mar Santa Maria 2-3 Nov Buenos Aires 21 Mar Porto Alegre 23-24 Mar Campina Grande 9-10 Nov Buenos Aires 22 Mar Ribeirao Preto 6-7 Apr Pelotas 9-10 Nov Buenos Aires 23 Mar Rio de Janeiro 13-14 Apr Curitiba 16-17 Nov Buenos Aires 24 Mar Porto Alegre 25-26 May Belém 16-17 Nov Santiago Del Estero 31 Mar Sao Paulo 25-26 May Natal 16-17 Nov Necochea 28 Apr Rio Grande Do Sul 1-2 Jun Rio de Janeiro 16-17 Nov Rosario 5 May Rio de Janeiro 1 Jun Brasília 23-24 Nov Canino Gran Norte 12 May Rio de Janeiro 2 Jun Recife 23-24 Nov Santa Fe 26 May Barbacena 8-9 Jun São Paulo 23-24 Nov San Luis 2 Jun Aracaju 15-16 Jun Fortaleza 30 Nov-1 Dec Corrientes 16 Jun Presidente Prudente 15-16 Jun Foz do Iguaçu 30 Nov-1 Dec Cordoba 7 Jul Florianopolis 22 Jun Goiás 30 Nov Buenos Aires 18 Jul Florianopolis 23 Jun Goiás 1 Dec Buenos Aires 19 Jul Gurupi 22-23 Jun Uberlândia 7-8 Dec Buenos Aires 20 Jul Sao Paulo 22-23 Jun Betim 14-15 Dec Buenos Aires 21 Jul Ribei Crato 27-28 Jul Porto Alegre 14-15 Dec (The Americas and the Caribbean Crato 20-21 Jul São Vicente 14-15 Dec Section Show) Blumenau 27 Jul Jauregui 4 Aug Blumenau 28 Jul CHILE Jujuy 18 Aug Niterói 27-28 Jul Viña del Mar 20 Jan San Juan 1 Sep Porto Alegre 3-4 Aug Valparaíso 31 Mar Sante Fe 8 Sep Recife 3-4 Aug Santiago 8 Jun Tandil 22 Sep Confins 10-11 Aug Santiago 7 Sep Neuquen 29 Sep São Vicente 10-11 Aug Santiago 8 Sep Bahía Blanca 13 Oct Uberlândia 17-18 Aug Mendoza 27 Oct Natal 24-25 Aug COLOMBIA La Pampa 3 Nov São José do Rio Preto 24-25 Aug Bogotá 22 Mar Mar Del Plata 10 Nov Brasília 31 Aug- 1 Sep Bogotá 23 Mar Villa Gesell 24 Nov Itajaí 7-8 Sep Bogotá 24 Mar Buenos Aires 29 Nov Marília 7-8 Sep Bogotá 25 Mar Buenos Aires 1 Dec São Luiz 7-8 Sep Bogotá 14 Sep Fortaleza 14-15 Sep Bogotá 21 Oct BOLIVIA Rio de Janeiro 14-15 Sep Cochabamba 3 Mar São Bernardo dos Campos 21-22 Sep COSTA RICA Santa Cruz 20-21 Apr Volta Redonda 21-22 Sep San José 20 Apr Cochabamba 3 Aug Santana do Livramento 28-29 Sep San José 21 Apr Cochabamba 4 Aug Niterói 5-6 Oct San José 28 Sep Santa Cruz 21-22 Sep Caxias do Sul 12-13 Oct San José 29 Sep Cochabamba 3-4 Nov Laura de Freitas 12-13 Oct San José 30 Nov João Pessoa 19-20 Oct San José 1 Dec BRAZIL São Paulo 19-20 Oct Jundiai 16-17 Feb Vitoria 19-20 Oct CUBA São Paulo 23-24 Feb Salvador 2 Nov La Habana 25 Apr Porto Alegre 9-10 Mar Salvador 3 Nov La Habana 26 Apr
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La Habana 27 Apr Tegucigalpa 28 Jul Lima 14 Jul La Habana 28 Apr Tegucigalpa 2 Nov Arequipa 25 Aug La Habana 21 Nov Tegucigalpa 3 Nov Lima 22 Sep La Habana 22 Nov Lima 23 Nov La Habana 23 Nov MEXICO Lima 24 Nov La Habana 24 Nov Mexico 19 Sep Mexico 20 Sep PUERTO RICO ECUADOR Mexico 21 Sep San Juan 28 Mar Quito 26-27 Jan Mexico 22 Sep San Juan 29 Mar Riobamba 6-7 Apr Mexico 4 Dec San Juan 30 Mar Guayaquil 1-2 Jun Mexico 5 Dec San Juan 31 Mar Quito 27-28 Jul Mexico 6 Dec Ibarra 24-25 Aug Mexico 8 Dec REPUBLICA Quito 21-22 Sep DOMINICANA NICARAGUA Santo Domingo 11 Oct EL SALVADOR Managua 2 Mar Santo Domingo 12 Oct San Salvador 16 Mar Managua 3 Mar Santo Domingo 13 Oct San Salvador 17 Mar Managua 29 Jun Santo Domingo 14 Oct San Salvador 4 May Managua 30 Jun Santo Domingo 5 Dec San Salvador 5 May Managua 27 Oct Santo Domingo 6 Dec San Salvador 23 Nov Managua 28 Oct Santo Domingo 7 Dec San Salvador 24 Nov Santo Domingo 8 Dec PANAMA GUATEMALA Panama 12 Oct URUGUAY Guatemala 2 Feb PARAGUAY Punta del Este 17 Feb Guatemala 3 Feb Asunción 28 Apr Montevideo 16 Nov Guatemala 25 May Asunción 2 Jun Montevideo 17 Nov Guatemala 26 May Asunción 9 Aug Guatemala 9 Nov Asunción 10 Aug VENEZUELA Guatemala 10 Nov Asunción 11 Aug Maracaibo 1 Mar Maracaibo 2 Mar HONDURAS PERU Maracaibo 3 Mar Tegucigalpa 23 Feb Arequipa 30 Mar Maracaibo 27 Sep Tegucigalpa 24 Feb Chiclayo 23 Jun Maracaibo 28 Sep Tegucigalpa 27 Jul Lima 13 Jul Maracaibo 29 Sep
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Asia and the pacific
CHINA Osaka 8 Dec Gyeonggi-do 5 May Shanghai 15-16 Mar Tokyo 15 Dec Gyeonggi-do 26 May Shanghai 17 Mar Seoul 31 Aug Xi’an 13-14 Apr MALAYSIA Seoul 1 Sep Harbin 11-12 May Kuala Lumpur 16 Mar Gyeonggi-do 6 Oct Kunming 8-9 Jun Kuala Lumpur 17 Mar Gyeonggi-do 3 Nov Beijing 18-19 Oct Kuala Lumpur 28 Sep Seoul 7 Dec Beijing 20 Oct Kuala Lumpur 29 Sep Seoul 8 Dec Ningbo 23-24 Nov PAKISTAN SINGAPORE HONG-KONG Lahore 17 Feb Singapore 10 Mar Kitec 15 Sep Karachi 24 Feb Singapore 18 Aug Kitec 17 Nov Islamabad 10 Mar TAIWAN INDIA PHILIPPINES Taoyuan 13 Jan Thrissur 4 Jan Marikina 12 Jan Miaoli 24 Feb Thrissur 5 Jan Marikina 13 Jan Kaohsiung 17 Mar Thrissur 6 Jan Marikina 21 Feb Taipei 21 Apr Ootacamund 14-15 Sep Marikina 22 Feb Taichung 26 May (Asia and the Pacific Section Show) Marikina 23 Feb Taiinan 16 Jun Marikina 24 Feb Taoyuan 14 Jul INDONESIA Marikina 25 May Taichung 3 Aug Semerang 27 Jan Marikina 26 May Taichung 4 Aug Yogyakarta 24 Feb Marikina 15 Jun Tainan 8 Sep Surabaya 31 Mar Marikina 16 Jun Taoyuan 13 Oct Bandung 28 Apr Marikina 20 Jul Taichung 10 Nov Surabaya 8 Sep Marikina 21 Jul Taiinan 15 Dec Jakarta 10 Nov Marikina 17 Aug Marikina 18 Aug THAILAND JAPAN Marikina 21 Sep Bangkok 20 Jan Chiba 20 Jan Marikina 22 Sep Bangkok 11 May Kanagawa 10 Feb Iloilo 6 Nov Bangkok 12 May Shizuoka 24 Feb Iloilo 7 Nov Bangkok 27 Jun Ibaraki 17 Mar Iloilo 8 Nov Bangkok 28 Jun Tokyo 6-7 Apr Iloilo 9 Nov Bangkok 29 Jun Kagawa 21 Apr Marikina 16 Nov Bangkok 30 Jun Shiga 12 May Marikina 17 Nov Bangkok 19 Oct Yamagata 26 May Marikina 14 Dec Bangkok 20 Oct Nagano 16 Jun Marikina 15 Dec Nakornpathom 15 Dec Hokkaido 14 Jul Saitama 6 Oct REP. OF KOREA VIETNAM Okayama 20 Oct Gyeonggi-do 17 Mar Hà nôi 6 Oct Fukuoka 10 Nov Gyeonggi-do 14 Apr
AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA Pretoria 17 May Gauteng 31 May Pretoria 11 Oct Cape Town 22-23 Oct
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FCI SECTION SHOWS CALENDAR World Dog Show 16-19/5 Budapest (Hungary) http://www.wds2013.hu The Americas and the Caribbean Section Show 21/7 Buenos Aires (Argentina) European Section Show 30/8 – 1/9 Geneva (Switzerland) Asia and the Pacific Section Show 14-15/9 Ootacamund (India)
FCI ChampionshipS CALENDAR Continental Pointers - European Cup 25/3 Nis (Serbia) Tracking - World Championship 10-14/4 Ebeltoft (Denmark) Obedience - World Championship 16-19/5 Budapest (Hungary) Earth Dogs - GPE 30/8-1/9 Hilderburghausen (Germany) Utility - World Championship 18-22/9 Roudnice nad Labern (Czech Republic) Hounds - European Cup 20-21/9 Kuopio (Finland) Agility - World Championship 10-14/10 Johannesburg (South Africa) British Pointing Dogs - European Cup Date and city to be determined in Greece Coursing - European Championship Date and city to be determined in Germany Races - World Championship Date and city to be determined in Switzerland Spaniels - European Cup Date and place to be determined Rescue - World Championship Date and place to be determined
MEETINGS OF THE FCI GENERAL COMMITTEE 27-28/2 Madrid, Spain 29-30/10 Place to be determined
MEETINGS OF THE FCI COMMISSIONS Show 2-3/2 Cartagena (Colombia) Show Judges 2-3/2 Cartagena (Colombia) Agility 2-3/2 Roissy (France) Earth Dogs 10/2 Rome (Italy) British Pointers 24/2 Thessaloniki (Greece) Rescue 2-3/3 Paris (France) Utility 16-17/3 Roudnice Nad Labem (Czech Republic) Scientific 21/3 Buenos Aires (Argentina) Standards 21/3 Buenos Aires (Argentina) Continental Pointers 23/3 Nis (SR) Obedience 1-2/6 Helsinki (Finland) Breeding 8/6 Helsinki (Finland) Sighthounds Races 21/6 Greppin (Germany) Sledge Dogs 6-7/7 place to be determined in Denmark Hounds of the 6th Group 20/9 Kuopio (Finland) Herding Dogs Date and city to be determined in Switzerland
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LIST OF MEMBERS EUROPE FULL MEMBERS (37)
AUSTRIA Österreichischer Kynologenverband Siegfried Marcus Strasse 7 • AT - 2362 BIEDERMANNSDORF Tel. : +43 / 2236 710 667 • Fax: +43 / 2236 710 667 30 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.oekv.at BELARUS Belorussian Cynological Union (BCU) Revolutzionnaja str., 13 • P.O.Box 532 • BY - 220050 MINSK Tel. : 375/17 306 31 64 • Tel/Fax : +375/17 306 05 95 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.bcu-upo.org BELGIUM Union Royale Cynologique Saint-Hubert Avenue A. Giraud, 98 • BE - 1030 BRUXELLES Tel. : +32 / 2 245 48 40 • Fax: +32 / 2 245 87 90 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.srsh.be • http://www.kmsh.be BULGARIA Bulgarian Republican Federation of Cynology 99, Bulgarska morava str., office 1 • BG - SOFIA 1303 Tel. : +359 / 2 422 41 35 - 2 422 41 36 • Fax : + 359 /2 422 41 34 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.brfk.org CROATIA Hrvatski Kinoloski Savez Ilica 61 • HR – 10000 ZAGREB Tel. : +385 / 1 4846 125 • Fax: +385 / 1 48 46 124 - 1 48 46 126 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.hks.hr CYPRUS Cyprus Kennel Club 44 Vas. Voulgaroctonou Street • Flat 3 - 4 • CY - NICOSIA Tel. : + 357 / 22 677 102 - 22 672 803 • Fax: +357 / 22 669 407 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cypruskennelclub.net CZECH REPUBLIC Ceskomoravská Kynologická Unie Jankovcova 53 • CZ - 170 00 PRAHA 7 Tel. : +420 / 602 216 874 - 234 602 274 • Fax: +420 / 234 602 278 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cmku.cz DENMARK Dansk Kennel Klub Parkvej 1 • DK - 2680 SOLRØD STRAND Tel. : +45 / 56 1881 00 • Fax: +45 / 56 1881 91 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.dansk-kennel-klub.dk ESTONIA Eesti Kennelliit Tuisu 2A • EE 11314 - TALLINN Tel. : +372 / 6 540 130 • Fax: +372 / 6 540 132 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelliit.ee FINLAND Suomen Kennelliitto - Finska Kennelklubben Kamreerintie 8 • FI - 02770 ESPOO Tel. : +358 / 9 887300 • Fax: +358 / 9 88730331 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelliitto.fi FRANCE Société Centrale Canine pour l’Amélioration des Races de Chiens en France 155, avenue Jean Jaurès • FR - 93535 AUBERVILLIERS CEDEX Tel. : +33 / 1 49 37 54 00 • Fax: +33 / 1 49 37 01 20 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.scc.asso.fr
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GERMANY Verband für das Deutsche Hundewesen Westfalendamm 174 • DE - 44141 DORTMUND Postfach 10 41 54 • D - 44041 DORTMUND Tel. : +49 / 231 56 50 00 • Fax : +49 / 231 59 24 40 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.vdh.de GREECE Kennel Club of Greece Koimisseos Theotokou & Eirinis • GR - 145 65 AGIOS STEFANOS P.O.Box 51 957 • GR - 145 65 AG. STEFANOS Tel. : +30 / 210 8145 165 • Fax: +30 / 210 8145 167 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.koe.gr HUNGARY Magyar Ebtenyésztök Országos Egyesülete Hofherr Albert u. 38-40 • HU - 1194 BUDAPEST Tel. : +36 / 1 208 2307 • Fax: +36 / 1 208 2306 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelclub.hu ICELAND Hundaræktarfélag Íslands - Icelandic Kennel Club Sioumúla 15 • IS - 108 REYKJAVIK Tel. : +354 / 588 52 55 • Fax : +354 / 588 52 69 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.hrfi.is IRELAND Irish Kennel Club - Fottrell House Unit 36 - Greenmount Office Park (Harold’s Cross Bridge) • IE - DUBLIN 6W Tel. : +353 / 1 453 3300 - 1 453 2309 - 1 453 2310 • Fax: +353 / 1 453 3237 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.ikc.ie ISRAEL Israel Kennel Club 6, Hamasger Street • PO Box 162 • IL – OR-YEHUDAH 60251 Tel. : +972 / 3 6727174 • Fax: +972 / 3 6727173 • @ : [email protected] • http:// www.ikc.org.il ITALY Ente Nazionale della Cinofilia Italiana Viale Corsica 20 • IT - 20137 MILANO Tel. : +39 / 02 700 20 31 - 02 700 20 334 • Fax: +39 / 02 700 20 323 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.enci.it LATVIA Latvijas Kinologiska Federacija (L.K.F.) Elijas 21 • LV - 1050 RIGA Tel. : +371 / 6 7614 819 • Fax: +371 / 6 7618 015 • @ : [email protected] • [email protected] • http://www.dogs.lv LITHUANIA Lietuvos Kinologu Draugija (L.K.D.) Visorių str. 8 • LT- 08300 VILNIUS Tel./Fax: +370 / 5 2796881 • @ : [email protected] • http://www. kinologija.lt LUXEMBOURG Fédération Cynologique Luxembourgeoise (A.s.b.l) (F.C.L.) Boîte Postale 69 • LU - 4901 BASCHARAGE Tel. : +352 / 50 28 66 • Fax : +352 / 50 54 14 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.uchl.lu MALTA The Malta Kennel Club 54, rue D’Argens • MT - MSIDA, MSD 05 Tel/Fax : +356 / 21 34 35 24 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.maltakennelclub.org MONACO Société Canine de Monaco Avenue d’Ostende 12 • Palais des Congrès • MC - 98000 MONTE CARLO Tel. : +377 / 93 50 55 14 • Fax: +377 / 93 30 55 03 • @ : [email protected] MOROCCO Société Centrale Canine Marocaine Bd. D’Anfa, 158 • Rés. Auteuil, bureau 28, 7è étg • MA - 20050 CASABLANCA Boîte Postale 15941 • CASABLANCA PRINCIPAL Tel. : +212 / 22 39 17 39 • Fax: +212 / 22 39 13 67 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.chiensdumaroc.ma
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NETHERLANDS Raad van Beheer op Kynologisch Gebied in Nederland Postbus 75901 • NL - 1070 AX AMSTERDAM Z Tel. : +31 / 20 664 44 71 • Fax: +31 / 20 671 08 46 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.raadvanbeheer.nl NORWAY Norsk Kennel Klub Nils Hansens Vei 20 • Box 163 BRYN • NO - 0611 OSLO 6 Tel. : +47 / 21 600 900 • Fax: +47 / 21 600 901 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.nkk.no POLAND Zwiazek Kynologiczny w Polsce Al. Jerozolimskie 30 lok. 11 • PL - 00 024 WARSAW Tel. : +48 / 228 26 05 74 • Fax: +48 / 228 26 46 54 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.zkwp.pl PORTUGAL Clube Português de Canicultura Rua Frei Carlos 7 • PT - 1600-095 LISBOA Tel. : +351 / 21 799 47 90 • Fax: +351 / 21 799 47 99 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cpc.pt ROMANIA Asociatia Chinologica Romana Bd. Dinicu Golescu n° 37, Bl. 4, Sc C, Floor. 1, ap. 70 - Sector 1 • RO - BUCHAREST 014750 Post mail : O.P. 12 - C.P. 262 • RO - BUCHAREST 014750 Tel. : +40 / 21 314 3763 • Fax: +40 / 21 316 1321 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.ach.ro RUSSIA Russian Kynological Federation (R.K.F.) Gostinichnaja, 9-4 • RU - MOSCOW 127106 P.O.Box 28 RKF • RU - MOSCOW 127106 Tel./Fax : +7 / 495 956 82 17 • @ : [email protected] - [email protected] • http://www.rkf.org.ru SERBIA Kinoloski Savez Republike Srbije (KSS) Bukovička 1 • RS - 11000 BEOGRAD Tel. : +381 / 11 412 43 12 - 73 • Fax: +381 / 11 247 25 51 • @ : [email protected] • http:// www.ksrs.rs SLOVAKIA Slovenská Kynologická Jednota Furmanská 9 • SK - 841 03 BRATISLAVA Tel. : +421 / 2 52 49 22 98 Fax : +421 / 2 64 28 27 35 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.skj.sk SLOVENIA Kinološka Zveza Slovenije Zapoge 3D • SI – 1217 VODICE Tel. : +386 / 1 234 0950 • Fax : +386 / 1 234 0960 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kinoloska-zveza.si SPAIN Real Sociedad Canina de España Lagasca, 16. Bajo derecha • ES - 28001 MADRID Tel. : +34 / 91 4264960 • Fax: +34 / 91 4351113 - 4352895 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.rsce.es SWEDEN Svenska Kennelklubben Rinkebysvängen 70 • SE - 163 85 SPÄNGA Tel. : +46 / 8 795 30 00 • Fax : +46 / 8 795 30 40 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.skk.se SWITZERLAND Société Cynologique Suisse Brunnmattstrasse 24 • Case Postale 8276 • CH - 3001 BERNE Tel. : +41 / 31 306 62 62 • Fax : +41 / 31 306 62 60 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.skg.ch UKRAINE Ukrainian Kennel Union Obolonskaya Str., 39, office 17 • UA - 04071 KIEV Tel. : +380 / 44 531 37 63 • Fax : +380 / 44 531 37 64 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.uku.com.ua
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ASSOCIATED MEMBERS (8)
GEORGIA Fédération Cynologique de Georgie 39, Pekini Ave. • GE - 0160 TBILISI Tel/Fax : +995 / 32370259 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fcg.ge GIBRALTAR (British Overseas Territory) Gibraltar Kennel Club P.O. Box 493 • 19/23 Naval Hospital Road • GI - GIBRALTAR Tel/Fax : +350 / 41791 - 40826 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.gkc.gi KAZAKHSTAN Union of Cynologists of Kazakhstan Gagarin Avenue, 73 • KZ - 050 009 ALMATY Tel/Fax : +53 / 7 727 375 66 01 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.uck-kz.org MACEDONIA Kennel Association of the Republic of Macedonia (KARM) Krcin 8 • P.O.Box 728 • MK - 1000 SKOPJE Tel/Fax : +389 / 23 085 860 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.ksm.org.mk MOLDAVIA Uniunea Chinologica Din Moldova (UChM) Bd. Traian 1/1 of.1 • MD - 2060 CHISINAU Tel. : +373 / 22 660777 • Fax : +373 / 22 562541 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fci.md MONTENEGRO Kinološki Savez Crne Gore (KSCG) Zupci 64/A • ME - 85000 BAR Tel/Fax : +382 / 30 323306 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kscg.co.me REPUBLIC OF SAN MARINO Kennel Club San Marino Strada Cardio, 58 • SM - 47899 SERRAVALLE Tel : +378 / 903591 • Fax : +378 / 904465 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelclubsanmarino.com UZBEKISTAN Cynological Federation of Uzbekistan Buyuk Ipak Yuli 65• UZ – TASHKENT 700 077 Tel/Fax : + 998/712 68 18 82 • @ : [email protected]
CONTRACT PARTNERS (4)
AZERBAIJAN Kennel Union of the Republic of Azerbaijan 34-2, Qurban Abbasov str. • AZ - 1003 BAKU Tel. : +994 / 12 4185173 • Fax : +994 / 12 4911538 • @ : [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • http://www.kinolog.az BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA Kinološki Savez u Bosni i Hercegovini (KSuBiH) Mladena Stojanovića 26 • BA-78000 BANJA LUKA Tel. : not yet available • Fax : not yet available • @ : [email protected] KIRGHIZISTAN Union of Cynologists of Kyrgyz Republic Orozbekova str., 241a • KG-720000 BISCHKEK Tel. : +996 / 775 975808 • Fax : +996 / 312 5122140 • @ : [email protected]
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TURKEY Köpek Irklari Ve Köpek Bilimleri Federasyonu (Cynology Federation of Turkey) (KIF) Perpa Ticaret Merkezi • A Blok Kat: 13 No: 2008 • OKMEYDANI ŞIŞLI • TR -34384 ISTANBUL Tel. : +90/212 220 45 47 - 212 220 45 48 • Fax : +90/212 323 10 31 • @ : [email protected] - [email protected] • http://www.kif.org.tr
Section’s representative within the FCI : Jørgen Hindse (Dansk Kennel Klub).
THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN FULL MEMBERS (18)
ARGENTINA Federación Cinológica Argentina Moreno 1325 • AR - C1091ABA - BUENOS AIRES Tel. : +54/11 43 83 00 - 11 43 81 39 45 - 11 43 84 77 14 - 11 43 81 04 65 - Fax : + 54/11 4384 77 85 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fca.org.ar BRAZIL Confederaçao Brasileira de Cinofilia Rua Newton Prado, 74 • Sao Cristovao • BR - CP. 20930 - RIO DE JANEIRO - RJ Tel. : +55/21 3125 7777 • Fax : +55/21 2580 8178 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cbkc.org CHILE Kennel Club de Chile Dr. Barros Borgoño 236 - of. 1201 - 1204 • Providencia • CL - SANTIAGO Tel. : +56/2 597 0201 (02-03-04-05-06) • Fax : +56/2 597 0209 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelclub.cl COLOMBIA Asociación Club Canino Colombiano Calle 123 N° 60 – 23 • CO - BOGOTA D.C. Apartado Postal 102268 • CO - BOGOTA D.C. Tel. : +57/1 6 246016 • Fax : +57/1 2 264195 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.accc.com.co COSTA RICA Asociación Canófila Costarricense Los Yoses Sur del Club Alemán 75 metros Sur, Casa #808 • CR - SAN PEDRO Apartado 132-2300 Curridabat • CR - SAN JOSE Tel. : + 506/2280 8711 - 2280 8749 • Fax : + 506/2524 3041 • @ : [email protected] • [email protected] • http://www.costarica-acc.com CUBA Federación Cinológica de Cuba Patrocinio No. 463 (entre Juan Delgado y Goicuria) Víbora, 10 de Octubre • CU - CIUDAD DE LA HABANA Apartado Postal 6135 • La Habana 6 • CU - 12300 CIUDAD DE LA HABANA Tel. : + 53/7 2097317 - 7 6413519 • @ : [email protected] - [email protected] DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Federación Canina Dominicana Ciudad Ganadera • DO - SANTO DOMINGO. D.N. Tel. : +1809/532 8716 - 8337 •@ : [email protected] • http://www.fcdonline.org ECUADOR Asociación Ecuatoriana de Registros Caninos (AERCAN) Calle Azuay E2-81 y Av. República • EC - QUITO Tel. : +593/2 462726 • Fax : +593/2 2459114 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.aercan.com EL SALVADOR Asociación Canófila Salvadoreña (ACANSAL) 83, Avenida Sur, Pasaje A#18 • Colonia Escalón • SV - SAN SALVADOR Tel. : +503/2556 1693 - 2556 1694 • Fax : +503/2263 5201 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.acansal.com GUATEMALA Asociación Canófila Guatemalteca (ACANGUA) Avenida de Las Américas 19-54, zona 13 • GT - CIUDAD Tel./Fax : +502/23321442 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.acangua.org
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HONDURAS Asociación Canófila de Honduras Colonia Humuya • Calle Sendero Alfa Casa 2401 • HN - TEGUCIGALPA Tel. : +504/2239 2433 • Tel./Fax : +504/2239 2626 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.canofilahonduras.com MEXICO Federación Canófila Mexicana Zapotecas # 29 • Colonia Tlalcoligia • MX – C.P. 14 430 MEXICO D.F. Apartado Postal 22 535 • MX - C.P. 14001 MEXICO. D.F. Tel. : +52/55 56 55 93 30 - 16 00 • Fax : +52/55 56 55 73 62 - 55 13 14 39 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fcm.org.mx
PARAGUAY Paraguay Kennel Club Casilla de Correo 1809 • La Franconi n° 4264 • C/ Choferes del Chaco • PY - ASUNCION Tel. : +595/21 608595 • Mobile : +595/0981331 484 • @ : [email protected] PERU Kennel Club Peruano Avenida Mariscal Miller Nº 2649 • P.O Box 18-0320 • PE - LIMA 14 Tel. : +511/441 13 67 - +511/441 12 47 - +511/441 12 07 • Fax : +511/441 13 67 ext. 25 •@ : [email protected] • http://www.kcp.com.pe PUERTO RICO Federación Canófila de Puerto Rico Urb. Caribe • 1580 Ponce de León Avenue • PR - SAN JUAN 00926 P.O.Box 13968 Santurce Station • PR - San Juan • PUERTO RICO 00908-3968 Tel. : +1/787 748 3654 - 3655 - 9295 • Fax : +1/787 283 1143• @ : [email protected] • http://www.federacioncanofila.org REPUBLIC OF PANAMA Club Canino de Panama Apartado 0818-00112 • PA - PANAMA Tel. /Fax : +507/261 5118 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.clubcaninopanama.com URUGUAY Kennel Club Uruguayo Carlos Quijano 1333, Esc.103, 104,105 • UY - MONTEVIDEO Tel. : +598/2 901 8155 • Tel./Fax : +598/2 902 6278 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kcu.com.uy VENEZUELA Federación Canina de Venezuela Urbanización California Norte • Avenida Madrid, Quinta FCVVE - 1071 CARACAS CCS 14456 • P.O. Box 025323 • USA - Miami, FL. 33103-5323 Tel. :+58/212 271 3426 • Tel. /Fax : +58/212 232 5475 • @ : [email protected] • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fcv.org.ve
ASSOCIATED MEMBERS (2)
BOLIVIA Kennel Club Boliviano Avenida Bush # 1572 Edificio Boston • Planta Baja Oficina 09 (Entre calles Panamá y Pasoskanki) • Zona Miraflores • BO - LA PAZ Mobile : +591/2 725 11197 (office) - 2 656 36536 (secretary) • @: [email protected] • http://www.kennelbolivia.com NICARAGUA Asociación Canina Nicaragüense (A.C.A.N) Carr. Vieja a Leon, km 14 ½ • El Planetarium, calle Saturno n° 4 • NI - MANAGUA Tel. : +505/22650813 - 86051347 - 88834637 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.acan-nicaragua.com
Section’s representative within the FCI : M. Miguel Ángel Martínez (Federación Cinológica Argentina).
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC FULL MEMBERS (9)
HONG-KONG Hong Kong Kennel Club Stanley Street 28/B, 3rd Floor • HK - HONG KONG Tel. : +852/25 23 39 44 Fax : +852/25 21 87 47 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.hkkennelclub.com.hk INDIA Kennel Club of India No. 28, AA Block • First street, Annanagar IN - CHENNAI 600 040 • IN - P.O. BOX 6872 Tel. : +91/44 26213661 - 44 26214035@ : [email protected] - [email protected] • http://www.kennelclubofindia.org INDONESIA Perkumpulan Kynologi Indonesia (Perkin Pusat) - The All Indonesia Kennel Club Kompleks Roxy Mas Blok D III n° 28, 3rd Floor • J1.K.H.Hasyim Ashari • ID - JAKARTA 10150 Tel. : +62/21 6306905 • Fax : +62/21 6306904 • @ : [email protected] JAPAN Japan Kennel Club 1-5 Kanda, Suda-cho, Chiyoda-ku • JP - TOKYO 101- 8552 • KDD n° TOKINBTH J 29 400 Tel. : +81/3 32 511 651 • Fax : +81/3 32 511 659 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.jkc.or.jp PHILIPPINES Philippine Canine Club, Inc (PCCI) Rm 206 Hillcrest Condominium • 1616 E. Rodriguez, Sr. Avenue corner Hillcrest Street • PH - CUBAO, QUEZON CITY 1100 Tel. : +63/2 7218345 • Fax : +63/2 7217152 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.pcci.org.ph REPUBLIC OF KOREA Korea Kennel Federation 5F, 252-23, Yongdu-dong, Dongdaemun-gu • KR – SEOUL Tel. : +82/2 2278 0661 • Fax : +82/2 2277 4073 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.thekkf.or.kr SINGAPORE Singapore Kennel Club 170, Upper Bukit Timah Road • # 12-02 Bukit Timah Shopping Centre • SG - SINGAPORE 588179 Tel. : +65/64694821 • Fax : +65/64699118 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.skc.org.sg TAIWAN Kennel Club of Taiwan (KCT) 1F, 303-1,Da Chang 1st Road - KAOHSIUNG • TW - TAIWAN – R.O.C. Tel. : + 886/7 389 2957 - 7 389 2964 - + 7 389 3006 • Fax : + 886/7 389 3060 - 7 389 5096 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kctdog.org.tw THAILAND The Kennel Club of Thailand 338/468 LADPRAO 87 RD. • (SOI.CHANTRASUK) CHAOKUNSING WANGTHONGLANG • TH - BANGKOK 10310 Tel. : + 66 2 5398394-5 • Fax : + 66 2 5398405-6 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kcthailand.org
ASSOCIATED MEMBERS (6)
AUSTRALIA Australian National Kennel Council 60 Stephen Street Camp Hill • AU – QUEENSLAND 4152 P.O. Box 309 Carina • AU - QUEENSLAND 4152 Tel. : +61/7 3398 8608 • Fax : +61/7 3395 3858 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.ankc.org.au CHINA China Kennel Union (CKU) D302, Kingfield Plaza • N° 3 Chaowai street • Chaoyang District • CN - BEIJING 100020 Tel. : +86/10 65539773 • Mobile : +86/13911353215 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cku.org.cn
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MALAYSIA Persatuan Kennel Anjing Malaysia - Malaysian Kennel Association n° 8 (1st Floor) Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad Dua • Taman Tun Dr Ismail • MY - 60000 KUALA LUMPUR Tel. : +60/03 7729 2027 - 7822 • Fax : +60/03 7728 2312 • @ : [email protected] NEW ZEALAND New Zealand Kennel Club (NZKC) Prosser Street, Eldson • Private Bag 50903 • NZ - PORIRUA Tel. : +64/4 237 4489 • Fax : +64/4 237 0721 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.nzkc.org.nz PAKISTAN Kennel Club of Pakistan (KCP) Church Road 4 • Old Anarkali • PK - 54000 LAHORE Tel : +92/42 7355855 • Fax : +92/42 7239072 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kcp.com.pk SRI LANKA The Kennel Association of Sri Lanka 14, Philip Gunawardena Mawatha (Reid Avenue) • LK - COLOMBO 07 Tel. : +94/11 2698205 - 11 2694809 • Fax : +94/11 2698205 • @ : [email protected]
CONTRACT PARTNER (1)
VIETNAM Vietnam Kennel Association (VKA) Hotline : +84/912 11 60 98 • 188C Lê van Sy, Ward 10, Phú Nhuân District • VN - HÔ CHI MINH CITY Tel./Fax : +84/839 91 69 01 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.vka.vn
Section’s representative within the FCI : M. Takemi Nagamura c/o Japan Kennel Club.
MIDDLE EAST ASSOCIATED MEMBER (1)
BAHREIN Kennel Club of Bahrain P.O.Box 28555 RUFA • BH – KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN (ARABIAN GULF) Tel. : +973/36677934 • Fax : +973/17612611 • @[email protected]
AFRICA FULL MEMBER (1)
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH-AFRICA Kennel Union of Southern Africa P.O.Box 2659 • ZA - CAPE TOWN 8000 Tel. : +27/21 423 9027 • Fax : +27/21 423 5876 • @ : [email protected] • www.kusa.co.za
Total (87) : Federated Members : 65 Associated Members : 17 Contract partners : 5
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LIST OF CLUBS WITH AN FCI CONTRACT COOPERATION AGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE FCI AND WORLD ASSOCIATIONS
INITIALS DESIGNATION HEADQUARTERS COUNTRY DATE BREED FCI OF THE WORLD ASSOCIATION OF SIGNATURE NBR IDC Internationaler Dobermann Club München GERMANY 2/06/05 Dobermann 143
WUSV Weltunion der Schäferhundvereine e.V. Augsburg GERMANY 2/06/05 Deutscher Schäferhund 166
DD-WV Deutsch Drahthaar Weltverband Rosenheim GERMANY 1 5/10/05 Deutsch Drahthaar 98
Riesenschnauzer 181 Schnauzer 182 Zwergschnauzer 183 ISPU Internationale Schnauzer Pinscher Union e.V. Remscheid GERMANY 15/10/05 Deutscher Pinscher 184 Zwergpinscher 185 Affenpinscher 186
WUT Weltunion der Teckel Duisburg GERMANY 15/10/05 Teckel 148
Weltverband Deutsch-Kurzhaar Langlingen / Celle GERMANY 15/10/05 Deutsch Kurzhaar 119
IRO Internationale Rettungshundeorganisation Ulrichsberg AUSTRIA 25/01/06
Internationale Föderation für Eurasierzucht IFEZ Eurasier Weltverband Hedingen SWITZERLAND 19/02/06 Eurasier 291
IULH Internationale Union für Leonberger Hunde GERMANY 19/02/06 Leonberger 145
IV-DJT Internationaler Verband für Deutsche Jagdterrier GERMANY 19/02/06 Deutscher Jagdterrier 103
ATIBOX Weltverband “Association Technique Internationale du Boxer” COUNTRY OF THE PRESIDENT 19/02/06 Deutscher Boxer 144
IHF Internationale Hovawart Föderation GERMANY 15/07/06 Hovawart 190
IFR Internationale Föderation der Rottweilerfreunde Borken GERMANY 24/07/06 Rottweiler 147
KIM-I Verband Kleine Münsterländer - International Nürnberg DEUTSCHLAND 7/12/06 Kleiner Münsterländer 102
Amicale Internationale des Clubs A.I.C.E.B de l’Epagneul Breton Ancenis FRANCE 10/11/07 Epagneul breton 95
A.M.D.A. World Association for Dogo Argentino Rosario ARGENTINE 24/02/10 Dogo Argentino 292
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