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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL KENNEL COUNCIL LTD NOTE: Any breed highlighted below has the Pre-1987 Standard GROUP 1 – TOYS GROUP 2 – TERRIERS GROUP 3 - GUNDOGS Affenpinscher KC Airedale Terrier KC Bracco Italiano KC Australian Silky Terrier ANKC American Hairless Terrier AKC Brittany FCI Bichon Frise KC American Staffordshire Terrier AKC Chesapeake Bay Retriever KC Cavalier King Charles Spaniel KC Australian Terrier ANKC Clumber Spaniel KC Chihuahua (Long Coat) KC Bedlington Terrier KC Cocker Spaniel KC Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) KC Border Terrier KC Cocker Spaniel (American) AKC Chinese Crested Dog KC Bull Terrier KC Curly Coated Retriever KC Coton De Tulear (show from 1/3/16) FCI Bull Terrier (Miniature) KC English Setter KC English Springer Spaniel English Toy Terrier (Black & Tan) KC Cairn Terrier KC KC Field Spaniel KC Griffon Bruxellois KC Cesky Terrier FCI Flat Coated Retriever KC Havanese KC Dandie Dinmont Terrier KC German Shorthaired Pointer FCI Italian Greyhound KC Fox Terrier (Smooth) KC German Wirehaired Pointer FCI Japanese Chin KC Fox Terrier (Wire) KC Golden Retriever KC King Charles Spaniel KC German Hunting Terrier FCI Gordon Setter KC Lowchen KC Glen of Imaal Terrier KC Hungarian Vizsla FCI Maltese Irish Terrier KC KC Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla FCI Miniature Pinscher Jack Russell Terrier KC ANKC Irish Red & White Setter KC Papillon KC Kerry Blue Terrier KC Irish Setter KC Pekingese KC Lakeland Terrier KC Irish Water Spaniel KC Pomeranian KC Manchester Terrier KC Italian Spinone KC Pug KC Norfolk Terrier KC Labrador Retriever KC Russian Toy FCI Norwich Terrier KC Lagotto Romagnolo FCI Tibetan Spaniel KC Parson Russell Terrier KC Large Munsterlander KC Yorkshire Terrier KC Scottish Terrier KC Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever CKC Sealyham Terrier KC Pointer KC Skye Terrier KC Spanish Water Dog FCI Sussex Spaniel Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier KC KC Staffordshire Bull Terrier Wirehaired Slovakian Pointer FCI KC Tenterfield Terrier ANKC Weimaraner FCI Welsh Terrier KC Weimaraner (Longhair) FCI West Highland White Terrier KC Welsh Springer Spaniel KC Listing last amended: August 2018 GROUP 4 - HOUNDS GROUP 5 - WORKING DOGS GROUP 6 - UTILITY Afghan Hound KC Australian Cattle Dog ANKC Akita KC Azawakh FCI Australian Kelpie ANKC Akita (Japanese) FCI Basenji KC Australian Shepherd AKC Alaskan Malamute AKC Basset Fauve de Bretagne KC Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog ANKC Anatolian Shepherd Dog FCI Basset Hound KC Bearded Collie KC Bernese Mountain Dog FCI Beagle KC Belgian Shepherd Dog (All Varieites) FCI Boxer KC Black & Tan Coonhound AKC Bergamasco Shepherd Dog FCI Bullmastiff KC Canadian Eskimo Dog Bloodhound KC Border Collie ANKC CKC Cane Corso Bluetick Coonhound ANKC Bouvier des Flandres FCI FCI Caucasian Shepherd Dog FCI Borzoi KC Briard KC Central Asian Shepherd Dog FCI Dachshund (All Varieties) KC Collie (Rough & Smooth) KC Dobermann KC Deerhound KC Dutch Shepherd FCI Dogue de Bordeaux FCI Finnish Spitz FCI Finnish Lapphund FCI Estrela Mountain Dog (show 1/1/16) FCI Foxhound KC German Shepherd Dog FCI German Pinscher KC Grand Basset Griffon Vendeen FCI German Shepherd Dog (LSC) FCI Leonberger KC Greyhound Icelandic Sheepdog KC FCI Kangal Shepherd Dog FCI Hamiltonstovare KC Komondor FCI Landseer ECT FCI Harrier ANKC Kuvasz FCI Mastiff KC Ibizan Hound KC Maremma Sheepdog FCI Neapolitan Mastiff FCI Irish Wolfhound FCI Norwegian Buhund KC Newfoundland KC Norwegian Elkhound KC Old English Sheepdog KC Portuguese Water Dog KC Otterhound KC Polish Lowland Sheepdog KC Pyrenean Mastiff FCI Peruvian Hairless Dog (All Varieties) FCI Puli KC Pyrenean Mountain Dog KC Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen KC Pumi FCI Rottweiler FCI Pharaoh Hound KC Pyrenean Sheepdog Longhaired FCI Russian Black Terrier FCI Portuguese Podengo (All Varieties) FCI Shetland Sheepdog KC Samoyed KC Rhodesian Ridgeback FCI Swedish Lapphund FCI Schnauzer (All Varieties) KC Saluki KC Swedish Vallhund KC Shiba Inu FCI Sloughi KC Tatra Shepherd Dog FCI Siberian Husky AKC Whippet KC Welsh Corgi (Cardigan) KC Spanish Mastiff FCI St. Bernard FCI Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) KC White Swiss Shepherd Dog FCI Tibetan Mastiff KC Listing last amended: August 2018 GROUP 7 - NON SPORTING Boston Terrier AKC British Bulldog KC Canaan Dog FCI Chow Chow KC Dalmatian KC Eurasier FCI French Bulldog KC German Spitz (Klein) KC German Spitz (Mittel) KC Great Dane KC Japanese Spitz KC Keeshond KC Lhasa Apso KC Poodle (Standard) KC Poodle (Miniature) KC Poodle (Toy) KC Schipperke KC Shar Pei KC Shih Tzu KC Tibetan Terrier KC Xoloitzcuintle FCI Listing last amended: August 2018 .
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