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Contact Details Number of Breeds Within FCI Groups List of Breeds Contact details Last and First name of Judge Szulc Krystyna Address 96-321 Osowiec, Leśna 25, Poland E-mail [email protected] Mobile (+48) 502 700 154 Home phone, Fax ZKwP Branch Warszawa Languages Polish, English Number of breeds within FCI Groups FCI Group FCI group name Level 1 Sheepdogs and Cattle Dogs (except Swiss Cattle Dogs) (50/52) International 9 Companion and Toy Dogs (33/33) International 10 Sighthounds (13/13) International List of breeds FCI Group Breed Level Sheepdogs and Cattle Dogs (except Swiss Cattle Dogs) 1 Ardennes Cattle Dog (FCI - 171) International 1 Australian Cattle Dog (FCI - 287) International 1 Australian Kelpie (FCI - 293) International 1 Australian Shepherd (FCI - 342) International 1 Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog (FCI - 351) International 1 Bearded Collie (FCI - 271) International 1 Belgian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 15) International 1 Belgian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 15) International 1 Belgian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 15) International 1 Belgian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 15) International 1 Bergamasco Shepherd (FCI - 194) International 1 Berger de Beauce (FCI - 44) International 1 Berger Picard (FCI - 176) International 1 Bohemian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 364) International 1 Border Collie (FCI - 297) International 1 Bouvier des Flandres (FCI - 191) International 1 Briard (FCI - 113) International 1 Catalan Sheepdog (FCI - 87) International 1 Collie Rough (FCI - 156) International 1 FCI Group Breed Level 1 Collie Smooth (FCI - 296) International 1 Croatian Sheepdog (FCI - 277) International 1 Czechoslovakian Wolfdog (FCI - 332) International 1 Dutch Schapendoes (FCI - 313) International 1 Dutch Shepherd Dog (FCI - 223) International 1 Komondor (FCI - 53) International 1 Kuvasz (FCI - 54) International 1 Lancashire Heeler (FCI - 360) International 1 Long-haired Pyrenean Sheepdog (FCI - 141) International 1 Majorca Shepherd Dog Long-haired (FCI - 321) International 1 Majorca Shepherd Dog Short-haired (FCI - 321) International 1 Maremma and The Abruzzes Sheepdog (FCI - 201) International 1 Miniature American Shepherd (FCI - 367) International 1 Mudi (FCI - 238) International 1 Old English Sheepdog - Bobtail (FCI - 16) International 1 Polish Lowland Sheepdog (FCI - 251) International 1 Portuguese Sheepdog (FCI - 93) International 1 Puli (FCI - 55) International 1 Pumi (FCI - 56) International 1 Pyrenean Sheepdog - smooth faced (FCI - 138) International 1 Romanian Carpathian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 350) International 1 Romanian Mioritic Shepherd Dog (FCI - 349) International 1 Saarloos Wolfdog (FCI - 311) International 1 Schipperke (FCI - 83) International 1 Shetland Sheepdog (FCI - 88) International 1 Slovakian Chuvach (FCI - 142) International 1 South Russian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 326) International 1 Tatra Shepherd Dog (FCI - 252) International 1 Welsh Corgi Cardigan (FCI - 38) International 1 Welsh Corgi Pembroke (FCI - 39) International 1 White Swiss Shepherd Dog (FCI - 347) International Companion and Toy Dogs 9 Bichon a poil frisé (FCI - 215) International 9 Bolognese (FCI - 196) International 9 Boston Terrier (FCI - 140) International 9 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (FCI - 136) International 2 FCI Group Breed Level 9 Chihuahua Long-haired (FCI - 218) International 9 Chihuahua Smooth-haired (FCI - 218) International 9 Chinese Crested Dog (FCI - 288) International 9 Continental Toy Spaniel - Papillon (FCI - 77) International 9 Continental Toy Spaniel - Phalene (FCI - 77) International 9 Coton de Tuléar (FCI - 283) International 9 French Bulldog (FCI - 101) International 9 Griffon Belge (FCI - 81) International 9 Griffon Bruxellois (FCI - 80) International 9 Havanese (FCI - 250) International 9 Japanese Chin (FCI - 206) International 9 King Charles Spaniel (FCI - 128) International 9 Kromfohrländer (FCI - 192) International 9 Lhasa Apso (FCI - 227) International 9 Little Lion Dog (FCI - 233) International 9 Maltese (FCI - 65) International 9 Medium size Poodle (FCI - 172) International 9 Miniature Poodle (FCI - 172) International 9 Pekingese (FCI - 207) International 9 Petit Brabançon (FCI - 82) International 9 Prague Ratter (FCI - 363) International 9 Pug (FCI - 253) International 9 Russian Toy Longhaired (FCI - 352) International 9 Russian Toy Smooth-haired (FCI - 352) International 9 Shih Tzu (FCI - 208) International 9 Standard Poodle (FCI - 172) International 9 Tibetan Spaniel (FCI - 231) International 9 Tibetan Terrier (FCI - 209) International 9 Toy Poodle (FCI - 172) International Sighthounds 10 Afghan Hound (FCI - 228) International 10 Azawakh (FCI - 307) International 10 Barzoi (FCI - 193) International 10 Deerhound (FCI - 164) International 10 Greyhound (FCI - 158) International 10 Hungarian Greyhound (FCI - 240) International 3 FCI Group Breed Level 10 Irish Wolfhound (FCI - 160) International 10 Italian Greyhound (FCI - 200) International 10 Polish Greyhound (FCI - 333) International 10 Saluki (FCI - 269) International 10 Sloughi (FCI - 188) International 10 Spanish Greyhound (FCI - 285) International 10 Whippet (FCI - 162) International Other competitions Name Level FCI not recognized breeds International BIS Finals Name Level Best of FCI Group 1 International Best of FCI Group 9 International Best of FCI Group 10 International Best in Show Judge International international - allowed to judge at all levels of shows in FCI countries and other recognized organizations national - allowed to judge exclusively at shows in Poland 4.
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