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The Dog Show Project Is Growing Into a Bigger The Dog Show Project is growing into a bigger show! We are happy to announce that the following clubs joined us for our second exhibition: Swiss Setter und Pointer Club, Swiss Dalmatiner Club, Swiss Dachs- hundclub, Swiss Spaniel Club as well as Swiss Kooikerhondje Club. Of course the founders stay in the pro- ject: Swiss Retriever Club, Swiss Rhodesian Ridgeback Club, Swiss Lagotto Romagnolo Club und Swiss Barbet Club. Together we would like to kindly invite you to the Swiss Dog Arena in Münsingen (Bern) swiss- dogarena - to take part in our show! The organizing committee of the Dog Show Projects 17.3.2019 Retriever Club Schweiz: Michael Gruber, Thomas Schär, Martina Wenk-Grossmann, Manuela Schär, Maria Antich, Sarah Weibel Rhodesian Ridgeback Club Schweiz: Jürg Fluri, Katharina Cafourek Lagotto Club Schweiz: Jacqueline Egger, Patricia Lehnert-Dünki Dachshundclub Schweiz: Doris Vetsch Spaniel Club Schweiz: Sabina Büttner, Theres Schmid Dalmatiner Club Schweiz: Chantal Baumgartner Setter und Pointer Club Schweiz: Barbara Lüdi Barbet Club Schweiz: Sylvia Richner, Renate Zuber Kooikerhondje Club Schweiz: Claudine Flück, Sabina Leuenberger We are happy to introduce you our judges Golden Retriever: Paula Edwards (GB) Labrador Retriever: Torunn Sørbye (NO) Flatcoated Retriever: Helen Fox (GB) Chesapeake Bay Retriever: Perttu Ståhlberg (FI) Curly coated Retriever: Perttu Ståhlberg (FI) Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever: Perttu Ståhlberg (FI) Dachshunde: Perttu Ståhlberg (FI) Rhodesian Ridgeback: Richard Van Aken (ZA) Spaniels: Rosemarie Wild (CH) Kooikerhondje: Rosemarie Wild (CH) Setter/Pointer: Milivoje Urošević (RS) Dalmatiner: Milivoje Urošević (RS) Barbet: Barbara Müller (CH) Lagotto Romagnolo: Barbara Müller (CH) 1. deadline 4.2.2019: 1st dog CHF 55.-/EU 50.- 2nd dog of the same owner CHF 40.-/EU 36.- every following dog of the same owner CHF 30.-/EU 27.- Baby and Veteran classes CHF 25.-/EU 23.- 2. deadline 25.2.2019: 1st dog CHF 70.-/EU 64.- 2nd dog of the same owner CHF 50.-/EU 45.- every following dog of the same owner CHF 40.-/EU 36.- Baby and Veteran classes CHF 25.-/EU 23.- 3. deadline 11.3.2019: 1st dog CHF 80.-/EU 72.- 2nd dog of the same owner CHF 60.-/EU 54.- every following dog of the same owner CHF 50.-/EU 45.- Baby and Veteran classes CHF 25.-/EU 23.- Parking spaces Cars - CHF 5.-/day Mobile homes (without electricity) – CHF 10.-/day Mobile homes (with electricity) – CHF 25.-/day – LIMITED AMOUNT! Please, reserve when entering dogs online! Show classes: Baby: 3-6 months old Puppy: 6-9 months old Junior: 9-18 months old Intermediate: 15-24 months old Open: 15+ months old Working: 15+ months old + working certificate Champion: 15+ months old + champion diploma Veteran: 8+ years old Registration: you can enter your dogs on the OnlineDogShows portal only - www.onlinedogshows.eu Programm: 07.00 h – doors opening for exhibitors, access to the online catalogue 9.00 h – start of judging (all classes males, followed by all classes females) I the following rings: Ring 1: Golden Retriever Ring 2: Labrador Retriever Ring 3: Flatcoated Retriever Ring 4: Chesapeake Bay, Curly Coated, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, Dachshunde Ring 5: Rhodesian Ridgeback Ring 6: Dalmatiner, Setter Ring 7a: Barbet, Lagotto Romagnolo Ring 7b: Spaniels, Kooikerhondje 16.00 h – Best in Show programm in the main ring Changes in the main ring schedule are possible – please, follow the announcements Visit our homepage: www.dogshowproject.ch Secretariat: Martina Wenk-Grossmann, +41 79 290 20 79 or [email protected] .
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