Annual Report 2 Table of Contents

2016 Annual report 2 Table of contents

Table of contents

I. Message from the President 3

II. Mission Statement 4

III. The General Committee 6

IV. FCI staff 8

V. Executive Director’s report 9

VI. Outstanding Conformation Dogs of the Year 12

VII. Our commissions 15

VIII. Financial report 39

IX. Figures 42

X. 2017 events 53

XI. List of members 61

XII. List of clubs with an FCI contract 70

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Message from the President

about the weakness of the FCI, today we are more united than ever, with new countries joining and the commitment of Australia and New Zealand to remain as part of the FCI. We are also in continuous communication with organisations such as the American Kennel Club, the Canadian Kennel Club and the UK Kennel Club to promote responsible dog breeding, promote the recognition of pedigrees and judges, and the joint effort to preserve dog sports and responsible breeding around the world.

We are renewing our administrative capacities, with new processing and data entry equipment to better serve our members. We are also repeating our communications efforts inserting the FCI in international campaigns on dog’s welfare with the purpose of creating dog-loving societies in every corner on Earth. We are rethinking how we communicate with the younger generations of dog lovers with the creation of study manuals on dog sports and dog activities for every Another year has concluded and like any other year we are age while promoting the inclusion of younger individuals celebrating our success and learning from our members. in cynological matters and supporting the promotion of We are thankful for another twelve months with a positive cynology-related careers and work opportunities. outcome for the FCI. Progressively we have proven to be on the right track, taking responsible fiscal decisions for the sake In order to maintain a modern and agile organisation it is of the future of the most important canine world organisation important to prepare for the future. That is why we are working for more than one century. on the FCI new Statutes that will open up the path of the FCI for years to come. We are making sure that all of our members’ This annual report you are reading will show you a best interests and concerns are being heard, analysed and comprehensive summary of our administrative and cynological discussed. Only united and with open and honest conversation activities as well as the work of our office in conjunction with we will ensure the FCI and our pedigree dogs’ future. our members’ offices related to the welfare of all dogs. A rapidly changing world compels us to protect our The president’s message for the annual report is normally used organisation, fiscally and morally. I take this opportunity to to summarise the achievements of the year that has passed thank my colleagues at the FCI General Committee and the and to justify the actions of the president or the organisation. FCI for their commitment and passion for the future and well But not this year. This time I want to tell you how our actions being of our organisation and most importantly for our dogs. in the past year will affect the future of the FCI. I am not And last but not least, the positive result of a year of great saying it is not important to summarise our achievements and work is definitely thanks to our members, who have trusted to explain why we proceeded in a certain way, but this year I me to humbly lead them and to maintain our passion and love want to talk about our future as an international organisation, for dogs. but most important about the future of our dogs worldwide.

Three aspects have been transcendental during the past year; cooperation and collaboration, innovation and preparation for the future. These three aspects will lead our organisation for the next year.

We have been working closely with our national organisations Rafael de Santiago ensuring them our full support on their national initiatives and FCI President hearing their concerns and proposals. After years of theories

2016 Annual report 4 Chapter II  Mission Statement

Mission Statement

Introduction Introduction In accordance with the celebration of the 100 Anniversary Dans le cadre du futur 100e anniversaire de la Fédération of the Fédération Cynologique Internationale, the Cynologique Internationale, le Comité Général de la FCI a General Committee of the FCI reviewed its Mission and revu la mission, les visions et les valeurs de la FCI afin de Vision Statements and Values to maintain our leadership maintenir notre position de leader mondial. worldwide. Mission Mission statement La FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) est The FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) is l’autorité cynophile mondiale. Elle est responsable de la the supreme authority of the canine culture worldwide. préservation de la santé des chiens et des activités canines The FCI is responsible for safeguarding canine health internationales dont le but est de promouvoir les relations and international dog activities to enhance the relations entre le chien et l’homme. La FCI a été fondée en 1911 between dogs and humans. Established in 1911 the FCI et compte 92 membres et partenaires sous contrat (un includes 92 members and contract partners (one member membre par pays). Chaque membre émet ses propres per country). Each member issues their own pedigrees and pedigrees et forme des juges de manifestations canines train highly qualified judges. The FCI makes sure that the hautement qualifiés. La FCI garantit la reconnaissance des pedigrees and judges are mutually recognised by all the pedigrees et des juges par tous ses membres, partenaires FCI members, contract partners and any person involved sous contrat, ainsi que par toute personne active sur leur in their domestic canine scene. scène canine nationale. Vision statement Vision The FCI supports, via its members and contract partners, par l’intermédiaire de ses membres et partenaires sous the well-being of all dogs Worldwide. contrat, la FCI soutient le bien-être de tous les chiens dans le monde entier. Values Valeurs THE FCI cares about all dogs worldwide. THE FCI considers the health, temperament and La FCI se préoccupe du bien-être de tous les chiens behaviour as the most important matters in dogs dans le monde. and their Breed Standards. La FCI considère la santé, le caractère et le compor- THE FCI promotes dog activities and dog sports tement comme les points essentiels pour les chiens worldwide, which it considers beneficial to the dogs. et leur standard de race. THE FCI entrusts its commissions to make recommen La FCI soutient, dans le monde, les activités canines dations about other important matters. et les disciplines canines sportives qu’elle considère bénéfiques pour les chiens. THE FCI divides geographically the world of dogs through its five sections. La FCI charge ses commissions d’émettre des recom- mandations 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 géo- graphiques. THE FCI recognises and respects agreements with nonmember national organisations. La FCI exprime toute sa confiance dans la capacité de ses membres et partenaires sous contrat à se porter THE FCI sets the highest standards for its headquar- garants de l’intégrité de leurs livres des origines. ters. La FCI respecte et reconnaît les accords qui ont été THE FCI ensures the regular celebration of World and conclus avec des organisations nationales non- Section Championship events. membres. La FCI établit des normes de la plus haute qualité pour son siège social. La FCI veille à l’organisation régulière de champion- nats du monde et de section.

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Introducción Einleitung en el marco del 100º aniversario de la Fédération Im Rahmen des 100-jährigen Jubiläums der Fédération Cynologique Internationale, el Comité General de la FCI Cynologique Internationale hat der FCI-Vorstand das ha revisado y modificado su Declaración de Misión y su Mission-Statement und das Vision-Statement sowie Declaración de Visión, así como los Valores de la FCI, a fin die „Werte“ der FCI überarbeitet, um die weltweite de mantener nuestra posición de liderazgo mundial. Führungsposition in der Kynologie zu erhalten. Declaración de misión Mission-statement la FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) es die FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) ist la autoridad máxima a nivel mundial para la cinofilia. La die oberste Autorität für Hundekultur weltweit. Die FCI ist FCI es responsable del aseguramiento de la salud de los für die Sicherstellung der Gesundheit von Hunden und perros y de las actividades caninas internacionales para für internationale Hundeaktivitäten zur Förderung der fomentar las relaciones entre los perros y las personas. Beziehungen zwischen Hunden und Menschen La FCI fue fundada en 1911 y tiene 92 miembros y países verantwortlich. contratantes (un miembro por cada país). Cada miembro expide sus propios pedigríes y forma a jueces altamente Die FCI wurde 1911 gegründet und hat 92 Mitglieder cualificados. La FCI se asegura de que todos los miembros, und Vertragspartner (ein Mitglied pro Land). Jedes países contratantes y personas que en cada país se dedican Mitglied erstellt seine eigenen Ahnentafeln und bildet al mundo del perro reconozcan y acepten los pedigríes y hochqualifizierte Richter aus. Die FCI stellt sicher, dass los jueces en el seno de la FCI. die Ahnentafeln und Richter innerhalb der FCI von allen Mitgliedern, Vertragspartnern und allen in der Hundeszene Declaración de visión tätigen Personen anerkannt werden. con ayuda de sus miembros y países contratantes, la FCI Vision-statement ampara y fomenta el bienestar de todos los perros del mundo. die FCI unterstützt durch ihrer Mitglieder und Vertragspartner das Wohlergehen aller Hunde weltweit. Valores “Werte” A LA FCI le importa y preocupa mucho el bienestar de todos los perros del mundo. DER FCI liegt das Wohlergehen aller Hunde weltweit am Herzen. LA FCI considera que la salud, el carácter y el com- portamiento de los perros son las cuestiones más DIE FCI erachtet die Gesundheit, das Wesen und das importantes en lo que se refiere a los perros y a su Verhalten als wichtigste Merkmale für Hunde und estándar de cría. für deren Rassestandards. LA FCI fomenta a nivel mundial aquellas actividades DIE FCI fördert weltweit Hundeaktivitäten und caninas y disciplinas de deporte canino que consi- Hundesportarten, die sie für die Hunde als vorteil- dera beneficiosas para los perros. haft 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 abzugeben. LA FCI clasifica el mundo del perro en cinco sectores, conforme a sus cinco secciones. DIE FCI unterteilt die Welt der Hunde in fünf Berei- che, entprechend ihren fünf geographischen Sekti- LA FCI confía en que sus miembros y países contra- onen. tantes mantengan la homogeneidad e integridad de sus registros nacionales. DIE FCI vertraut auf die Wahrheit und Vollständig- keit der nationalen Register ihrer Mitglieder und LA FCI respeta y acepta los acuerdos tomados con Vertragspartner. organizaciones nacionales de países que no son miembros. DIE FCI anerkennt und respektiert Vereinbarungen, die mit nationalen Nicht-Mitglieder-Organisationen LA FCI es extremadamente exigente con su sede cen- abgeschlossen wurden. tral. DIE FCI setzt für ihren Hauptsitz in jeglicher Hinsicht LA FCI se encarga de las celebraciones periódicas de höchste Ansprüche. los Campeonatos Mundiales y de Sección DIE FCI sorgt für das regelmäßige Abhalten von Wel- tund Sektionsmeisterschaften.

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FCI General Committee

FCI EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Rafael de Santiago (Puerto Rico): President Elected member for the first time in 1999 at the General Assembly held in Mexico (MX). Elected FCI President for the first time at the General Assembly in Budapest (HU) in 2013.

Current positions: President of the FCI and President of the Federación Canófila de Puerto Rico (Kennel Club of Puerto Rico).

Gerard Jipping (The Netherlands): Vice-President Elected member for the first time in 2011 at the General Assembly held in Paris (FR). President of the Raad van Beheer (Dutch Kennel Club) from June 2004 until December 2016.

Current positions: Vice-president of the FCI.

Carla Molinari (Portugal): Treasurer Elected member for the first time in 1987 at the General Assembly held in Tel Aviv (IL). Member from 1987 until 1999. Member of the Executive Committee from 1995 until 1999 as Treasurer. Elected member in 2013 at the General Assembly held in Budapest (HU).

Current positions: FCI Treasurer and President of the Clube Português de Canicultura (Portuguese Kennel Club) since 1985.

MEMBRES

Miguel-Ángel Martínez (Argentina) Elected in 1995 by the General Assembly of The Americas and the Caribbean Section held in Brussels (BE). President of The Americas and the Caribbean Section from 1995 until 2015. Elected member in 2015 at the General Assembly held in Milan (IT)

Current positions: Member of the FCI General Committee and Vice President of the Federación Cinólogica Argentina (Argentinian Kennel Club)

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Kari Järvinen (Finland) Tamas Jakkel (Hungary) Elected member for the first time Elected member in 2009 at in 1995 at the General Assembly the General Assembly held in held in Brussels (BE). Bratislava (SK).

Current position: Member of the Current position: Member of the FCI General Committee. FCI General Committee.

REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FCI SECTIONS

Jorgen Hindse (Denmark) Sitting member in the FCI General Committee: elected in 1991 by the General Assembly of the European Section in Zurich (CH).

Current positions: Member of the FCI General Committee, President of the Dansk Kennel Klub (Danish Kennel Club) and President of the European Section.

Jose Luis Payró Augusto Benedicto (Mexico) Santos III (Philippines) Member of the FCI Standards Member of the FCI Asia & Pacific Commission from 1998 until Section General Committee since 2015. Sitting member in the FCI its establishment in 2006. General Committee; Elected in Sitting member in the FCI General 2015 by the General Assembly of Committee: elected in 2013 by The Americas and the Caribbean the General Assembly of the FCI Section held in Milan (IT). Asia and Pacific Section in Ooty (IN). Current positions: Member of the FCI General Committee, Current positions: Member of the FCI General Committee. President of the Federación Canófila Mexicana (Mexican President of the Philippine Canine Club (Kennel Club of the Kennel Club) since 2005 and President of the FCI Americas and Philippines) since 2005 and President of the FCI Asia and the Caribbean Section. Pacific Section.

FCI 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.

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FCI staff

Catherine Gomrée Margareth Devaux Jean-Charles Corliano Hired in 2003 Hired in 1973 In charge of Accountancy and Hired in 2011 Marie-France Grulois In charge of the Awards In charge of the CACIB Hired in 1992 Administration Departments; Department and Translations and IT Projects Department In charge of Kennel Names Application for events and Breed Standards & schedules (CACIAG/ (English - French) CACIOB/CACIL/CACIT/ Departments CACITR) Graziella Soravia Hired in 1981 In charge of Kennel Names, Breed Standards (German) and Wendy Lagniaux Marjorie Grimmelprez Administration Departments Hired in 2016 Hired in 2008 In charge of Data In charge of the Judges Lynda Dock Yves De Clercq Processing and Breeds Standards Hired in 1994 (Spanish) Departments Hired in 1994 Cleaning Operative Executive Director

Alexandra Decoster Hired in 2009 Rosa Vinci In charge of the Titles Hired in 2006 Department In charge of Data Processing and Application for events & schedules (CACIAG/CACIOB/ CACIL/CACIT/CACITR)

Marie Luna Durán Sabine Segers Hired in 2006 Hired in 2010 Marketing and Public Relations In charge of Data Processing Manager; Publication Director of and Applications for events & the FCI newsletter; Schedules (CACIB) Translations and IT Projects

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Executive Director’s report

The Dog World does miss them: U. Fischer, honorary FCI Board member, Manuel Lourero Borges, Portuguese all-breed judge, Gert Christensen, Danish all-breed judge and Enrique Filippini, Argentinian all-breed judge, Bo Jonsson, former and long- standing President of the FCI Obedience Commission and Tibor Gellen, MEOE judge. There may be more for which we were not notified and I apologise if I fail to mention them! May they all rest in peace!

Globally, 2016 was a good year for the FCI if we take a look at the international activity of our members and contract partners. With a total of 1,206 international CACIB shows (vs 1,096 in 2015), the number of those events keeps increasing and follows the trends that we have observed over the last decades. The FCI Office confirmed more titles of Int.Ch than ever: 9,722 in total (beauty and working)! Accurate figures about the total entry at shows or the number of CACIB confirmed are not yet available as the FCI Office is still processing many 2016 show Dear Readers, results. Dear FCI Members and Contract Partners, Our members organised a total of 2,426 trials (all disciplines together), slightly higher than in 2015. One more year has passed, with lots of news and events, Finally, to end up with statistics, the FCI registered an amazing fortunate and unfortunate. number of 23,199 kennel names applications (vs 18,849 in I want to start this brief report by paying tribute to the 2015). following personalities who sadly left us in 2016. We will always remember them as good friends and competent people. Different activities were held in the frame of our official title “Thuin, World Capital of Dogs”: considering the success obtained in 2015, we organised once more a “Canine Walk” in the vicinity of our city. Dog owners loved it and it was another great achievement of which we can be very proud. It helps us strengthen our rooting in our home town.

Bo Jonsson Enrique Filippini

Gert Christensen Manuel Lourero Borges © Marie Luna Durán Uwe Fischer Tibor Gellén

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We also had an interesting conference held at the new with representatives of the Animal Protection Organisation “4 FCI Offices about the Perro Sin Pelo del Perú, with a nice Paws”, paving the way to some unofficial cooperation between presentation about this yet-to-be discovered breed. our two organisations.

We were happy to share our new museum with different visitors all year long. This nice room raises interest among people and it’s always a pleasure to have visitors at the FCI Office. © FCI

Finally, in September, for the first time ever, we organised the so-called “Cynothon” in a neighbouring city, Montigny- le-Tilleul. Once again it was a huge popular success with the presence of some representatives of the French canine organisation (SCC). Dog owners and their dogs had the opportunity to wander in the nice countryside of our region. © FCI

Last December, taking advantage of the visit of our President at the FCI Office, we invited our long-standing local partners for a X-mas cocktail. Representatives of the City Hall, of the Press, members of the Tourism Office, Mr JL Ibáñez from Eukanuba and representatives of the Pet Protection Society of Charleroi joined us. © Marie Luna Durán © Isabelle Noël

Other important meetings took place at the new FCI Headquarters: the Executive Committee met representatives of the Australian National Kennel Council, the FCI President met

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I also want to insist on some important agreements or decisions As a final conclusion, I would like to thank all the FCI Staff, who taken during the year 2016. is 100% dedicated to its tasks, daily and does its best to make our members happy. Ms Vanderstukken quit the FCI after a Our website includes a brand-new display of the statistics. bit less than 10 years. Her job was taken over by Mrs Segers We invite all of you to pay particular attention to this section: ([email protected]). http://www.fci.be/fr/statistics. The sections about the commissions are also under revision and you can check it at http://www.fci.be/fr/Commission-des-chiens-de-Troupeau- de-la-FCI-1296.html. We work in close cooperation with our commissions to harmonise the presentations for all of them.

The FCI signed an agreement with Brussels Airlines and the Lufthansa Group which gives a discount on a huge number of flights for those who could enjoy it. It’s my pleasure to inform you that the agreement will be reconducted in 2017. My warmest thanks to the FCI General Committee members, the FCI members and all the presidents of the FCI commissions A very important circular ruling the participation of cropped for their good cooperation. and docked dogs at FCI events was issued, clarifying the FCI position. The FCI General Committee listened to all parties involved and took a wise decision. As you can all see, we can definitely call 2016 a “great year”! Another important step was the launch of the official Anti-Yulin campaign with badges and stickers produced and distributed Best regards, at our major shows in order to show the fierce opposition of the FCI against this canine slaughter. Y. De Clercq FCI Executive Director

More points would be worth being developed, but most of them were communicated to our Members and Contract Partners by emailing or via our Newsletter.

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Outstanding Conformation Dogs of the Year

WORLD DOG SHOW, Moscow (Russia) 23-26/6

1 White Swiss Shepherd Dog 2 (Best in Show) Russian Black Terrier Doux of Ice Wine Fine Lady S Zolotogo Grada Owner: K. Magyar BIS judge: Eugene Yerusalimsky (Russia) Group judge: Rafael Malo Alcrudo (Spain) Owner: E.E. Zaytseva

3 Kerry Blue Terrier Edbrios Pride and Prejudice Owner: S. Inovska

4 Rabbit Dachshund Wire-Haired U Know I Like it Vitoraz Owner: J. Busta

5 Pharaoh Hound Antefa’s Xperiah on Reedly Road 1 Owner: M.S. Evteeva © Oleg Bochkov

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6 (BIS 4) Rhodesian Ridgeback Makao Line Atuin Art BIS judge: Eugene Yerusalimsky (Russia) Group judge: Chan Weng Wog (Malaysia) Owner: A. Ovchinnikov

7 (BIS 3) Weimaraner Doc N Camelot’s Heaven Can Wait BIS judge: Eugene Yerusalimsky (Russia) Group judge: Luis Pinto Teixeira (Portugal) Owners: E. Lenaerts, T. Finch, L. van der Sichel

8 (BIS 2) American Cocker Spaniel Very Vigie Huluberlulu BIS judge: Eugene Yerusalimsky (Russia) Group judge: Tamas Jakkel (Hungary) Owners: H. Kangas, S. Vartiainen, T. Korhonen

9 Maltese Shou Gerat Graffity Owner: Cinecitta’ Ian Somerhalder

10 Afghan Hound Amal Salang Dreams Come True 

Owner: N. Kurylev © Oleg Bochkov

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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC SECTION SHOW Jakarta (Indonesia) 19-20/3

Golden Retriever Hocus Pocus Gold Legend Judge: Damir Skok (Croatia) Owner: V. Lionardo Lioe (Indonesia) © Shirley Wibisono

THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN SECTION SHOW Bogota (Colombia) 21/3

Xoloitzcuintle Blancgh-O´Os Carolina Herrera Judge: Leyda Lucia Pérez B. (Colombia) Owner: José Miguel Sánchez (México) © Reynaldo Cepeda

EUROPEAN SECTION SHOW Brussels (Belgium) 26-28/8

Lakeland Terrier Aiola von den schonen Bergen Judge: Hans van den Berg (The Netherlands) Owner: F.-W. Schoeneberg (Germany) © Oleg Bochkov

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FCI SCIENTIFIC COMMISSION – ACTIVITY REPORT

President: Dr Kirsi Sainio (France). There is a reasonable hope that the Commission is Members: Prof. Åke Hedhammar, Dr Andreas Villalobos, able to continue its important work. Dr Margarita Durán, Dr Grégoire Leroy In the meantime, the Commission has not been idle. Dr The FCI Scientific Commission has faced an unusual situation Grégoire Leroy was in Moscow during the 2016 World Dog since the year 2015 left the Commission without a President. Show and conducted the examination of the Russian Toy This was due to the unfortunate circumstances that made Dogs, together with a member of the Standards Commission. impossible the re-election of our former President, Professor The final recognition of the breed will be on the agenda of Zeev Trainin, at the General Assembly held in Milan. The work the Commission for our next meeting. Dr Leroy has also been of the commission was paralysed after the extraordinary busy assessing the family groups of several new breeds that Commission meeting in Thuin in November, 2015. After this seek for FCI recognition. All these breeds will be assessed in the meeting, one member was missing, as well as the President. meeting to come. Prof. Trainin was proposed by the member of the Commission to be named as a “senior advisor” for the Commission. This The Commission has published several articles and presentations issue has not been fully resolved today. on the FCI website. Prof. Trainin and Dr Leroy published an article: Dog breeding and molecular tools: uses and concerns; During the meeting the Commission was nevertheless able Dr Villalobos an extensive presentation, also available as to finish the procedure of recognition of one new breed, the a PowerPoint presentation: Enfermedades hereditarias y Lancashire Heeler (FCI Standard number 360). The breed was congénitas. This important work still needs to be translated accepted on a provisional basis in May, 2016. The Commission into English. A new model for FCI Hip-/Elbow Dysplasia also dealt with the application of the two new Czech breeds, International Certificate was also published. This certificate can namely the Chodsky Dog and the Prazsky Krysarik Dog. Their also be used by the national canine organisations. population statistics still required more detailed information, and the issue will be on the agenda at the meeting in Paris, in The President of the Commission, Dr Kirsi Sainio, has been busy 2017. answering several questions and inquiries coming from the members, the FCI national canine organisations, but also from The new President was elected by the remaining members in a individuals that have been concerned about a certain health or vote conducted by the FCI office. Dr Kirsi Sainio was elected as genetic issue in dogs. the new President in February, 2016. All this has only shown that the Scientific Commission’s work Unfortunately, a few members of the Commission were unable is important and that we absolutely need this Commission in to attend the Scientific and Standards Commissions meetings the future as well. The work of the Commission is still facing that had been planned to be held in Mexico in April, 2016 challenges, but - I am convinced - nothing that we could not after a kind invitation of Federación Canófila Mexicana. The overcome for the sake of our dogs. Scientific Commission’s meeting was thus cancelled. The next meeting will be held in Paris, in April 2017, during the 3rd Dog Kirsi Sainio Health Workshop organised by the Société Centrale Canine President of the FCI Scientific Commission

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FCI STANDARDS COMMISSION – ACTIVITY REPORT

FCI Standards Commission meeting in Cancun (Mexico), Thursday 7th of April 2016.

Participants: Mr Jorge Nallem, President of the Commission Mr Hans Wiblishauser Mr Rui Oliveira Dr Ferdinando Asnaghi Prof. Claude Guintard

Excused: Mr Petru Muntean

Secretary of the meeting: C. Guintard

We had a very warm welcome from the hosts J. L. Martínez and Amended or re-worded standards Dr Andrés Villalobos (Mexico) whom I want to thank in a very 1. Eurasier special way for all the work that they carried out to prepare our 2. Gordon Setter meeting and all the attentions they had for us. 3. Slovakian wire-haired Pointer 4. Bavarian Scenthound The meeting took place at the Hotel Live Aqua Cancun which 5. Cirnecco dell’Etna our guests reserved for us. 6. Kai 7. Hokkaido The FCI Standards Commission’s main work being to revise and 8. Kishu adapt new and existing standards is constant. The focus on 9. Shikoku dog’s health continues to cause countries to review the text 10. Shiba in standards extra carefully to avoid wordings that may result 11. Finnish Lapphund in interpretations that can lead to exaggerations that might cause health risks in the dogs. We revised the standards belonging to the Kennel Club.

The Commission continuously amends or thoroughly revises Standards of Irish breeds were received with an annex of the standards and the co-operation with the member countries is main points to give special attention to; we sent them back, usually efficient. Still, the procedure has to go through several underlying which points should be in the standards and not steps before a standard can be published, and rightly so as in the annex. these documents are the backbone in the work of the FCI and its member countries. Interra’s request to judge separately the Russell terriers wire and smooth was accepted. Viewing of the text in standards from a health and welfare perspective is intensified. This is not always to the liking of the The next meeting will take place in the same dates of the Third countries of origin, but in the interest of keeping the breeds Dog Health Workshop, in April 20th and 21st 2017, in Paris. for the future, we all have to realise that exaggerations in type as well as character issues in guard dogs might not only I would like to thank my colleagues for the friendship and jeopardise the health of the dogs, it may also increase the risk good work in the Commission. I also want to thank the FCI to have breeds banned by law. Scientific Commission, as well as the staff at the FCI General Secretariat in Thuin for the excellent collaboration, and the We tried to mark a working method within the commission; General Committee for their support. how to manage the standards since they arrive to the office until they are seen and discussed by the commission and send Jorge Nallem back to the FCI General Committee. President of the FCI Standards Commission

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FCI AGILITY COMMISSION – ACTIVITY REPORT

Agility is still the most important sport under the roof of The winners were: the FCI and at this kind of sport we do have the only one Individual international youth event, which is called Junior European Cat.L Teresa Kralova (Czech Republic) Open Championship (JEO). On the other hand, we do have Cat.M Laura Reinhalter (Austria) the European Open for adults (EO) and the World Champions Cat.S Claudia Schwab (Switzerland) (WAC). Team JEO Cat.L Germany Large 1 In 2016, more than 480 kids und juniors from 21 different Cat.S/M Simply The Best (Slovenia) national canine organisations participated in the JEO, which took place in a great area (x-bionic@ sphere) in Čilistov / Slovakia. Already impressive was the entrance of the area, with a huge sculpture of a metal horse. It is wonderful to see, how the kids and juniors do not have any language barrier, they communicate with each other, they exchange their T-shirts, they make friends and they keep friendship worldwide, without any borders in their mind, wherever they are from and, besides, they show excellent sport. © U. Bormann

WAC In 2016, there was a special World Championship, with about 400 entries from 42 different national canine organisations, for the first time in Zaragoza (Spain) in a wonderful venue, far away from Madrid where most of the Spanish Agility clubs are. It was the first time ever, that the executive board of the Spanish canine organisation accompanied the WAC from the © J. Fischer beginning to the end, and the last three days Carla Molinari, member of the FCI General Committee did the same. That was The winners were: a great appreciation for the athletes. Children Small Egor Zvorigin (Russia) Children Medium Antonia Lüthl (Switzerland) All over this special World Championship, all the volunteers Children Large Egor Zvorigin (Russia) were kindly and friendly, helping whenever they were asked to. We had a special veterinarian team, who stood there during Junior Small Zdenek Smrcek (Czech Republic) the whole event and I think they all became Agility enthusiasts. Junior Medium Barbara Stachova (Czech Republic) Junior Large Mikhail Shmelev (Russia) The winners were: Individual Teams L One Italy (Italy) Teams S/M Medium 2 (Czech Republic) Cat.L Anne Lenz (Germany) Cat.M Martina Magnoli Klimasova (Czech Republic) Cat.S: Tobias Wüst (Germany) EO Team In 2016, the EO took place at Parc des Loisirs d’Olhain (France), it was the first time that the EO took place in an amusement Cat.L Russia parc, thus allowing the more than 800 participants to have a Cat. M Germany lot of fun beside their runs. We saw excellent runs and even the Cat. S Germany adults had wonderful communication worldwide and this way transported the aim of Agility and made it still more successful.

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So far about our sportive activities. so all can be well prepared for the next meeting. I would like to thank all of them to take their free time to do this “job”. But we had two real working meetings: one in February in Zaragoza and the other one after the long days of the World We had a real good communication with the board members Championships - 2 days – Monday and Tuesday with a lot of also in between the meetings, so everyone is well informed. I applications according to the first drafts of rule changes. would like to thank the FCI General Committee for answering Since we had the changes of the rules, the judges guidelines our questions and the FCI General Secretariat for their and to add obstacle guidelines on our meeting agenda, and cooperation. because we think this part is also important for the safety We can be proud to say, that our international events for of our dogs, we formed three working groups, elected by the the next years have hosts and I am sure these events will be delegates. Their task was to do the final work for the next wonderful and will have a lot of spectators. meeting, so that all drafts were overviewed and changed according to the decisions we made in the meetings. All three Christa Bremer groups did an excellent job and all countries do have the drafts, President of the FCI Agility Commission

FCI BREEDING COMMISSION - ACTIVITY REPORT

The annual meeting of the FCI Breeding Commission was President: Luis Gorjão-Henriques; Vice-president: Maria arranged in Olso, May 28th, with the excellent hospitality of Ceccarelli and Secretary: Janne Orro. the Norwegian canine organisation.

Representatives from the following members were present The following issues were discussed: at the meeting: Margit Brenner (Austria), František Nahodil Type of coat, colour and size should be added in the three- (Czech Republic), Birgitte Schjoths (Denmark), Janne Orro generation pedigrees, including export pedigrees. (Estonia), Ruth O’Connor (France), Maria Ceccarelli (Italy), Inga Cerbule (Latvia), John Wauben (The Netherlands), Astrid This is of uttermost importance, especially in the case of Indreboe (Norway), Elzbieta Augustyniak (Poland), Luis Gorjão- crossbreeding between closely related breeds and varieties. Henriques (Portugal), Svetlana Nazarikhina (Russia), Rafael This proposal was approved by the General Assembly and Malo Alcrudo (Spain), Annica Uppström (Sweden), Yvonne written down in the Standing Orders, but some members are Jaussi (Switzerland), Olena Skliarova (Ukraine). still not following it. The FCI Breeding Commission asked the General Committee to make a circular to be sent to all members, The following guests also attended the meeting: with a possible transtition period and the deadline from which Mr Leschenko and Mrs Gladkikh (Russia), Mrs Renata Berlinska this decision starts to be compulsory. Although varieties and (Poland) and Mrs Kim Bellamy (Norway). coat types are easy to identify on every pedigree, colours are more difficult to describe in a uniform way. The Secretary for the Commission was Dr Janne Orro. As it is not possible to create a transition period for the countries that cannot follow this rule at the moment -the The President, Dr Astrid Indrebø, decided to leave her position rule is effective from the date of the General Assembly- the and the meeting began with elections. There was one candidate proposition was turned down. to each position and there was no voting as decision was made It was also suggested that the BC should ask that the Scientific consensually; new president, vice-president and secretary Commission makes a Code table with accepted colours and were named as follows:

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genetic code to be distributed to all NCO in order to be used on This was approved by the GA, and added to the Standing pedigrees and Export pedigrees. This table of colours will have orders, but the FCI Breeding Commission feels that a circular the scientific description of the colour and the breeds in which should be sent on this subject to all FCI members. it is accepted, so no pedigree will be issued with wrong colours. There is a need for a standardised nomenclature of coat colours FCI should take actions against the new EU law that does as it is now required to write the coat colours on the pedigrees. not allow each country to decide that puppies less than The NCOs are using different descriptions. 3 months can be imported from just some EU countries The FCI Breeding Commission asks the General Committee to (free of rabies); the new law says that if a country allows turn to the Scientific Commission to make a table with colour import from some EU countries, they have to allow import codes (for pedigrees and export pedigrees). from all EU countries. According to the new rule, EU does not permit to dis- GC decision October 2016 criminate between countries regardless the situation of The idea was found interesting by the GC, and is appreciated. contagious diseases; the same rules must be valid for all The matter will be referred to the FCI Scientific Commission. countries. The GC drew the attention on the curious division of the It is of major importance for the organised dog scene in colours in Pug (the correct distribution for CACIB should be Europe that FCI now takes action in this matter, to help Black and Fawn, only). dog breeders and dog owners in Europe, and to show the members the strength of FCI as a the largest dog organi- Registration of imported dogs that would have been sation in the world, working for dog welfare and genetic registered with limited registration (not allowed for diversity in pedigree dogs. breeding) if they were born in the country to which they are imported (amendment in the FCI Standing Orders) The FCI Breeding Commission felt that the proposal to This was approved by the GA, and added to the Standing FCI European Section should be done once again. We do orders, but the FCI Breeding Commission feels that a circular understand that each country can make its own decision to should be sent on this subject to all FCI members. enforce or not this decision of the EU, but FCI should ask the European Union that when to impose such a rule, there must Each dog of a litter has to be provided with only one be an exception for FCI pedigree dogs. pedigree and only one export pedigree, which must include the name of the owner of the dog; if the owner’s name is GC decision October 2016 not written on the pedigree, a separate owner’s certificate FCI European Section indicated that it’s a European Section must be issued by the national kennel organisation. matter, which is being taken care of.

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Guidelines regarding criteria for limited registration FCI should also spread the idea that “FCI pedigree dogs are Proposal to the FCI General Committee should be done once health-screened” and that “we care for the health of dogs, again. We do understand that FCI should not have too many while no-pedigree dogs cannot be controlled”. rules, but what we are proposing are just guidelines. The FCI Breeding Commission understands the General Committee’s GC decision October 2016 reluctance to impose and implement more regulations. BC’s The GC believed that the above proposal does not apply to proposal, however, is made with the goal to recommend and all breeds and that it is against the rights of the countries of educate. As background information, BC was again approached origin. This matter needs to be discussed within the Standards by several NCO’s delegates asking for recommendations on and Scientific Commissions. how to use limited registration. BC understands that NCOs may differ in how they use and implement regulations. The Breeding for longevity guidelines for limited registration are offered for information There was a request for volunteering to prepare a presentation and education for those NCOs that need it. about breeding for longevity. The delegate from Switzerland explained that this is a difficult subject as various aspects are GC decision October 2016 affecting longevity and it is controversial whether very long The GC reiterated its opinion, communicated at the meeting age necessarily means good quality of life. This subject will be held in Zagreb in 2015. worked out at the next meetings.

White Swiss Shepherd Dogs Proposal from Spanish delegate about special prize / title for It was noted that a lot of countries do not follow the FCI dogs in the veteran class: the presentation of Veteran dogs at circulars from 2007 and 2013 which state that it is not allowed dog shows with more awards and titles and separate classes to use dogs with German Shepherd Dogs in their 3-generation for the Veterans and the older Veterans should be promoted pedigrees. Genetic diversity is needed and as stated by Dutch worldwide. The more these older dogs are shown, the better statistics of the Raad van Beher, 74% of their WSS would we can spread the idea that pedigree dogs can live long and have to be taken off the breeding pool if the circulars were healthy until old ages, as the general public has the opposite followed. For the same reason, most countries do not apply perception. FCI’s circulars. The FCI Breeding Commission has decided that Swiss NCO will have a meeting with the concerned NCOs Registration of puppies in the studbook of a country before October. The Netherlands, France, Italy, Russia and different from where the breeder lives Germany should be involved in this meeting. The FCI Breeding FCI should send a reminder to its members that NCOs have Commission is available to be involved in this discussion. From to obey Breeding Regulations and the FCI Standing Orders. this meeting a decision can be addressed to the FCI. Pedigrees for dogs from unrecognised organisations should not be certified as FCI official pedigrees. GC decision October 2016 The General Committee will wait for the outcome of that International Partnership for dogs 3rd International Dog meeting before taking any further decision. Health Workshop The FCI Breeding Commission urged the NCOs to send «Breeding for function» presentations and discussions committee members to participate on the Dog Wealth on that subject Workshop in Paris. The Brachycephalic syndrome / BOAS The FCI Breeding Commission would like the following sentence How to handle an outcross programme when the to be added to all standards of all breeds: “The length of the country of origin is still doubting muzzle in relation to the skull should be at least 1:2 (measured There are 2 examples from the Netherlands: respectively from the tip of nose to the inner corner of the eye a. A breeder mated a Griffon Bruxellois with a Border Terrier. to occiput).” One of the Dutch breed clubs wants to develop a plan of action for more outcrosses. How to handle that when the The FCI Breeding Commission asked the General Committee to country of origin doesn’t agree? refer the subject to the Scientific Commission and the Standard b. One of the Dutch breed clubs wants a crossbreeding Commission to work out a general rule to be applied to all breeds programme for Irish Wolfhounds with Alaskan Malamute in concerning the minimum length of the muzzle compared with order to widen the gene pool and improve the health. The the length of the skull, to prevent brachiocephalic obstructive country of origin is strictly against. airways syndrome (BOAS). This proportion is not just a mere opinion of some but is the result of scientific studies made by Conclusion of the Breeding Comission: Any crossing NKK with the cooperation of SKK, with a written paper on this between unrelated breeds should be based only on scientific subject. The FCI Breeding Commission considered by majority evidence, with health, genetic diversity and conformation that the above sentence should be added to all breed standards. proof that it should be done. All dogs resulting from these crossings should be registered with the appendix studbook. Only crossing allowed by the FCI circular can be performed,

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FCI COMMISSION FOR BRITISH POINTERS – ACTIVITY REPORT

Held on 17-18 March 2016, the European Cup was organised by the Setter & Pointer Club Switzerland and took place in the vicinity of Nis in Serbia.

The judging team made up of: Mr Sakis Ponireas (GR) – President Mr Vladimir Demarez (FR) Mr Hari Herak (HR)

Judged teams from:

The Netherlands, Cyprus, San Marino, Czech Republic, Serbia, © Davide Bruni Russia, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Macedonia, Greece, France, Sergio Mascii with Milady and Davide Bruni Argentina, Turkey, Croatia and Germany. The 16 nations fielded a total of 64 dogs. Winner of the 2016 team prize: Italy

Winner of the 2016 European Cup Under the eyes of 24 judges, more than 100 participants in 8 Dog: PH Milady di Mascii, Italy groups took part in the “Excellence Trials” on 19 March 2016, Handler: Davide Bruni, Italy also in the vicinity of Nis in Serbia. Owner: Sergio Mascii, Italy Breeder: Sergio Mascii, Italy Thanks to the excellent availability of game in Nis, 34 dogs gained a ranking.

Werner Jost Vice-president of the FCI Commission for British Pointers

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FCI COMMISSION FOR CONTINENTAL POINTERS – ACTIVITY REPORT

(* France, Serbia, Poland, Belgium, Greece, Italy, Croatia, Ukraine, Spain, The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Portugal, Romania, Czech Republic).

The Experimental European Cup in Couple was held on March 21st.

The Cup was held in 4 batteries, with judges from Spain, Greece, Croatia.

Results at the barrage © Salvatore Moretti Team winner Italy European Champion: Francesconi Fausto with RUBY (Epagneul breton) from Italy. The yearly meeting was held the day before the European Cup in Nis (Serbia), on March 19th, 2016. Team results: 1st Italy 12 members attended the meeting and the discussion about 2nd Greece the various rules and the future European Cup were good and serious. The winner of the running in pairs was the Kurzhaar LAKY, owned by Mr Moretti and conducted by Mr Scarpecci (Italy) Election of the President and two Vice-presidents with award of the CACIT. President: Mr Giancarlo Passini 1st Vice-president: Mr Velimir Sruk On the 22nd, there was the traditional Prix d’Excellence with 2nd Vice-president: Mr Hannu Liedes around 105 participants in 9 batteries. The winner with CAC-CACIT was Mr Vettore with LUIS Mr P. Bahlke was elected Honorary President. (Epagneul breton) from Italy.

The European Cup was held on March 20th, in the area of Nis Giancarlo Passini and started with the presentation of 15 National Teams* – President of the FCI Commission for Continental Pointers with 54 dogs entered.

FCI COMMISSION FOR DOG DANCING - ACTIVITY REPORT

meeting was agreed on for January 2017 to help accomplish this agenda.

This commission also worked on establishing other important issues for the sport, like the regulations for an international judges list and the extent to which guidelines should also be set for the organisers of international championship competitions. The commission was unanimous on putting extra emphasis on the health and well-being of dogs in our sports, and that this should also be visible in the future rules.

The FCI Commission for Dog Dancing has also already helped The FCI Commission for Dog Dancing was founded in 2016 in settling some international disputes. All in all, the role of the and had its first meeting in Brussels (6-7 May), organised by FCI Commission for Dog Dancing has, in 2016, through its work the FCI. The FCI Commission for Dog Dancing consists of 11 become increasingly visible to the public in our sport, and there representatives, of whom 9 attended the meeting. has been a fair amount of interest in this commission’s work throughout the year. During 2016 the FCI Commission for Dog Dancing has continued working on its suggestion for the future international rules in Johanna Saariluoma both Heelwork to Music and Freestyle. The Commission’s next President of the FCI Commission for Dog Dancing

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FCI COMMISSION FOR FLYBALL - ACTIVITY REPORT

First goal for any FCI Commission for Flyball is always to get all noses to point in the same direction, which is never obvious. Once everybody can agree on a unanimous line, most countries see the opportunity of generally approved guidelines and regulations. For the first two meetings in 2014 and 2015, the Commission tackled the national differences in the applied rules and - after long discussions - agreed on a united set of rules for international flyball. The next hurdle for 2016 was to decide on the specifications for a very first international tournament for flyball.

Nevertheless, at the start of the Commission’s meeting in Prague (CZ), it turned out that especially the method of measuring in the new rules was not completely clear for all countries. Therefore, we started with outlining a clear document titled ‘recommendation on method of ulna measuring’ were the method was clearly described. This document will be published on the FCI website to avoid any kind of misunderstandings on the method.

For the international tournament, the Commission decided that an individual World Championship is not possible, since flyball is strictly a team sport. The Commission decided to applying to organise the very first FOWC in 2018. Applications describe the guidelines for a Flyball Open World Cup (FOWC), should arrive in writing before the next meeting of the which should be organised every second year. In the meantime, Commission, in the summer of 2017. these specifications were published on the FCI website and the Commission hopes to soon receive applications from NCOs, Edwin Vinken President of the FCI Commission for Flyball

FCI EARTH DOG COMMISSION – ACTIVITY REPORT

Meetings One meeting was held in 2016 (14.02.2016) in Helsinki, Finland which was attended by 13 delegates from the FCI member countries. We had to elect the President and Vice-President of our commission. The delegates elected Steffen Maar (Germany) as President and Franz Gruber (Austria) as Vice-President. We discussed the general rules and 12 regulations for CACIT and submitted 2 general rules and 7 regulations to the FCI General Committee.

I would like to express my gratitude to all the delegates of the FCI Earth Dog Commission for their support and active © Ines Oebl cooperation. I would also like to thank the FCI General Committee for its consistently positive appraisal of our motions, which likewise expresses its appreciation of our work.

The 2017 meeting will take place on 12.02.2017 in Malaga, Spain. © Ines Oebl

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2016 FCI Europa-Cup-Vielseitigkeitsprüfung für Teckel The 2016 FCI Europa-Cup-Prüfung took place in Razvadov (Czech Republic), on 2.-4. September. Eleven dogs took part. The best one was “Aimee z Krasne doliny” with Mrs Hana Knerova from Czech Republic.

I would like to express my gratitude to the organisers for their excellent work.

The 2017 FCI Europa-Cup-Prüfung will be held in Italy.

My thank goes also to the FCI General Secretariat for the cooperation and help over the last year. © Ines Oebl

Steffen Maar President of the FCI Earth Dog Commission © Ines Oebl © Ines Oebl © Ines Oebl © Ines Oebl © Ines Oebl © Ines Oebl

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FCI SHOW COMMISSION – ACTIVITY REPORT

The annual meeting of the FCI Show- and Judges Commission Once again I would like to thank Dinky B. Santos and the took place for the first time ever in Asia, the beautiful Island of members of the Philippines Canine Club, Inc. for hosting our Cebu, Philippines, the last weekend in January. meeting and the great hospitality, Dr Orlino Hosaka for the perfect organisation and Mr Joselito Rosales for taking over Our usual date, 1st weekend in February, was not very the important work as the secretary for the meeting. Not to convenient as the same weekend many countries in Asia forget Mr Larry Yuen’s sport lesson after lunch, which made us celebrated Chinese New Year and the main goal to have the fit for the next discussions. meeting in Asia was of course to get in better contact with our Asian and Pacific members.

Mr Augusto Benedicto Santos III, President of the Philippines Canine Club, Inc. opened the meeting and wished a very warm Even though the weather was not what at least the European welcome to all 49 delegates and guests from 31 countries. delegates had expected, we spent a wonderful and memorable time in Cebu. The very fruitful discussions showed the great importance and made clear, that only trough working together on a worldwide In this report I am very happy to mention that the World Dog basis with in the commissions, the FCI will be gaining more Show in Moscow and the Section Shows in Brussels (Europe) strength. and Jakarta (Asia) where organised with great empathies and attracted many exhibitors and visitors. The following proposals were sent to the FCI GC and approved: The total of organised CACIB shows in 2016 is 1203, divided as follows: 760 in Europe, 203 in the Americas and the Caribbean, Proposal 1: Junior Handling, Proposal from FCI Youth 230 in Asia and the Pacific, 9 in Africa and 1 in Middle East. The Show Commission reviewed the FCI Recommendations for These figures show once again how important dog shows World and Section Junior Handling Competitions. under the roof of the FCI are all over the world and that we The Junior Handling Proposal from FCI Youth was unanimously have to work strong and further on to get the same standards approved. and system on all continents. Approval of the General Committee Last but not least my thanks go to Dr Tamás Jakkel for his Proposal 2: Standing Order of the FCI support in the FCI General Committee, Yves de Clerq and his Article 10 – Events staff for the excellent cooperation and my colleagues Luis M. Proposal to the General Committee to add the underlined text Catalan and Ronnie Natividad for their help and support. in the Standing Orders. The International all-breed shows and international trials where FCI awards (CACIB, CACIT, CACIAG, CACIL, CACIOB) are granted come under the aegis of the FCI. All documents and catalogues related to the above events must carry the FCI logo. The FCI logo must be visible at all these events. At World Dog Shows and Section Shows the FCI logo and the FCI Flag must be visible at all these events, including at the main entrance and in the main ring. As result of the change, the following text should also be added in the APPLICATION FORM.

WORLD DOG SHOW (WDS) and SECTION DOG SHOWS (SDS). PRESENCE OF FCI LOGO AND FLAGS (in a central and “strategic” place, including at the main entrance and in the main ring). Approval. The matter will be referred to the 2017 General Barbara Müller Assembly (amendments to the Standing Orders are for the President of the FCI Show Commission GA).

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FCI COMMISSION FOR HOUNDS OF THE 6TH GROUP - ACTIVITY REPORT

The annual meeting of the FCI Commission for Hounds of The 24th European Cup Trials for Hounds were organised in the 6th Group took place in Croatia on October 10th, 2017. The Zadar by the national canine organisation of Croatia. President was Mr Bosio Gian Carlo (Italy) and the Secretary Mr Giovanni Brumana (Switzerland).

Results SOLO

1 Switzerland Linard Josty Asta vom Berner Jura Swiss Hound Jura 123 2 Croatia Milikovic Perica Bos Istrian Shorthaired Hound 121 3 Switzerland Duschen Leo & Adriana Cheyenne von Varuna Swiss Hound Lucerne 106 4 Bosnia and Herzegovina Luburic Milenko Bera-Bela Istrian Shorthaired Hound 104 5 Norway Brokerud Erik Gjermaa’s Mira Dunkerhund 100 6 Croatia Čikes Stipe Ciba Istrian Shorthaired Hound 87 7 Montenegro Nuculovic Petar Astra Posavaz Hound 82 8 Sweden Jonnson Erik Pavikens Vilda Hamiltonstovare 75 9 San Marino Francioni Silvano Mora Italian Rough-haired Hound 75 10 Austria Mack Ernst Donna Janska Brandlbracke 71 11 Finland Jokinen Janne, Heikki & Henri Mehtapellon Heinasato Finnish Hound 52 12 Finland Kettula Timo Huuhkajan Noppe Beagle 48 13 Bosnia and Herzegovina Pezer Dalibor Ari Serbian Tricolour Hound 48 14 Sweden Weden-Eriksson Bo Carlsatorpets Asta Drever 42 15 San Marino An Marino - Albani Gustavo Varennee Italian Rough-haired Hound 40 16 Montenegro Glavanovic Marko Saga Sutormanska Montenegrin Mountain Hound 38 17 Norway Jakobsen Bjorn Kviknelia’s Gulli Hygenhund 35 18 Austria Ramsl Wolfgang Arras von der Alpllucke Tirolerbracke 31

3 packs started in the class for pack hounds, two from Italy and one from Macedonia.

Results PACK

1 Italy Rampini Claudio Italian Short-haired Hound Lia 165 Sibilla di Montersino 180 Lea 168 Meri 166 Rino di Pontenizza 165 Mara 162 TOTAL 1006 2 Italy Sacchetti Davide Italian Short-haired Hound Lolita 162 Moschino 181 Cuca 161 Falco 162 Felice 165 Sara 166 TOTAL 997

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3 Macedonia Nuculovic Vaso Pasavaz Hound Baron 148 Lord 152 Rea 149 Arka 153 Boni 134 Bina 152 TOTAL 888

The 25th European Cup 2017 will be organised by the national canine organisation of Montenegro and will take place on October 2017.

Gian Carlo Bosio President of the FCI Commission for Hounds of the 6th Group

FCI COMMISSION FOR HERDING DOGS – ACTIVITY REPORT

The FCI Commission for Herding dogs had its annual meeting opportunity to see new herding breeds work successfully and in Bergamo (Italy), in June. Members of the following countries it is surprising to see that this aptitude has been preserved in were present: Austria, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Italy, lines that for many generations have not had any opportunity The Netherlands, Russia, San Marino Republic, Sweden, in this type of work. Each breed has its own style of work as Switzerland. a result of an ancient selection in different environments and with different herds. Concerning the herding situation in the various countries, in general, the number of trials in Traditional Style (TS) is In Collecting Style (CS), Border Collie and Kelpie, the number of increasing and the level of performance gets higher each year. FCI trials held is lower than in TS, but slowly increasing each The implementation of the FCI Rules is however not equal in year. A lot of Border Collies have double registrations, both all of the countries. Some countries just start organising trials, FCI and ISDS. Their handlers are getting more interested in FCI like in The Netherlands. In other, there has been a tradition CS. FCI trials CS are organised in Italy, Czech Republic, Poland, for a long time, like in France, Italy, Finland and in Czech Sweden and Germany. Republic, with a lot of competing dogs. Every year we have the

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In both styles there is an urgent need of judges. In Championship will be discussed following the proposal of some countries sufficient judges are acknowledged, but France and Italy to organise it together in Switzerland. communication is not always easy and, in many countries, the rules to become a judge are complicated and the process takes At the last meeting, Mario Masucci presented how his work and too much time. In other countries, it is easier. On the Herding testing of the Protecting Dogs on the flock has developed over page of the FCI website we introduce a judges list following the years. In view of the great interest in this area in recent the communications of different country members to the years the commission suggests that the FCI should appoint a commission’s secretary. special sub-committee about herding protecting dogs.

In 2015 the commission decided to set up a new set of rules On the last day of the meeting, the delegates attended an for herding. During the 2016 meeting, important work was official trial (traditional style). During the trial, the committee done on the revision. The conditions for organisation, sheep members had the opportunity to verify the level of the training management, animal welfare etc. are the same for all styles of different dogs and breeds to make considerations on rules, and levels. So, in the new set of rules, these conditions will be application and judging. presented in: The interest in herding dog activities, both collecting (Border INTERNATIONAL RULES FOR SHEEPDOG TRIALS Collies) and traditional (inter – breed) has increased in General Conditions the last few years, and the Commission pointed out this Rules for NHAT (Natural Herding Aptitude Test) recommendation to the FCI member countries, with the Rules for Tests and Trials Traditional Style purpose to practice this activity under the FCI umbrella: Rules for HWT TS (Herding Working Test) if the country doesn’t have a representative in the com- Rules for International Herding Trials TS mission, nominate a delegate with interest and experi- Rules for Tests and Trials Collecting Style ence Rules for HWT CS (Herding Working Test) adopt the FCI Herding rules Rules for international Herding Trials CS stimulate the organisation of tests and trials under FCI rules The Working Group prepared a draft for the General Conditions. This proposal was talked over in the Commission control of international trials following the FCI rules and is almost finished. Also the Rules for the Herding Working promote the formation of new herding judges with spe- Test, Traditional style were discussed. The Rules for IHT will be cific background discussed by either e-mail or video-conference and prepared for the next meeting that will be held in Interlaken on 20-22 April, Luigi Guidobono Cavalchini 2017. Rules and proposals for the organisation of a European President of the FCI Commission for Herding Dogs

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FCI OBEDIENCE COMMISSION – ACTIVITY REPORT

The FCI Obedience Commission had its annual meeting on Mrs Jeannine Tschupp from Switzerland and Mr Ralf Björklund 14-15 May in Riga, Latvia. Representatives from thirteen from Finland, both having earlier experience of judging WW countries participated. As we have had an extensive revision Obedience competitions. Mrs Carina Savander-Ranne, from of our Obedience rules and regulations when combining Finland was chief judge. classes 1-2-3 into one document and also composing some new exercises, there still seemed to be some work to make In the team competition the Finnish team once more won the amendments and clarifications, many of which were discussed golden medal and the World Winner title. The team’s result at our judges’ meeting in 2015. At our annual meeting also the was impressive with an average of almost 290 points and rules and regulations of international Obedience competitions altogether 869.25 points. The Russian team has been doing with CACIOB were dealt with. The work consisting in changing good work in the last few years and they took second place some of the practices and discussing the guidelines of the and the Swedish team landed third. Both teams also having the World Winner competitions in Obedience is ongoing and will average result of excellent, but some twenty points less than continue this year. the winning team. In the competition for the individual World Winner title all three medallists came from Finland: gold medal The World Winner competition 2016 in Obedience was arranged Oili Huotari and bc Tending Occult, silver Hanna-Mari Ikonen by the Russian Kynological Federation in Moscow, from the and bc Borderness Just Tosi and bronze medal Carita Kuparinen 30th of June until the 3rd of July. A very sincere thank you to and bc Saunajaakon Alfa Romeo. all who participated in the work and provided us with such a nice and well-organised event. The competition site was the The majority of the dogs were border collies with a few prestigious riding stadium of the Moscow Olympics 1980. This exceptions. There were some very nice performances by was an excellent place. The ground of the manege, a sand- retrievers. Jesús Martín with his Labrador retriever Tyson did sawdust-fibre mixture, was very friendly for the dogs and they impressive work in the qualification competition on Saturday could really be at their very best. being second. Fourth in the individual was a golden retriever from Norway, Renate Lund with Vassruggens Ålga Mildir. A Altogether, 80 competitors had enrolled from 15 countries. This more rare breed in obedience today, a staffordshire bullterrier is slightly less than usual and is probably due to the fact that from Russia, Amurski Strazh Germiona handled by Maya the journey to Moscow was certainly long for those coming Afanasova, showed some nice work and eagerness to do the from the southern parts of Europe. Not all competitors or their exercises. It missed a place in the finals by 1.5 points and a dogs like to fly, and going by car did not seem to be so attractive few places. This staffordshire bullterrier received the price “the as the journey was long. This then made it possible for reserves chief judge’s favourite”. to enter the competition. The competition layout was a three- day event. The first two competition days were about getting It was again nice to see so much friendship and good the title of best team in the world, i.e. finding the World Winner sportsmanship among all. The handling of the dogs was team. The team competition is also a qualification competition beautiful and both handlers and dogs seemed to enjoy for finding the 20 finalists competing for the title of individual themselves. Having watched obedience competitions for many World Winner on Sunday. years from both inside and outside the ring it has become clear that only happy dogs and happy handlers can succeed in this The judges were, as usual, from four different nations. The sport. representative of Russia was Mrs Elena Limonova. It was the first time that Russia had a representative in the judging team. It was also the first time that Mrs Vladislava Akimova, from Latvia, judged at our WW competition. One could see that they were putting their heart into this and were extra keen to master the new rules when judging. The other two judges were © Pavel Razov © Pavel Razov © Pavel

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THE TEAM RESULTS FOR 2016 WERE 1. FINLAND 869.25 Oili Huotari and Tending Occult Hanna-Mari Ikonen and Borderness Just Tosi Carita Kuparinen and Saunajaakon Alfa Romeo

2. RUSSIA 815.75 Galina Fedorova and Desh Miracle Ekaterina Gurova and Nafani Fast Flying Witch Elena Murashova and Love and Spirit Mabel 4. Switzerland 793 5. Poland 752.25 6. Denmark 752

THE INDIVIDUAL MEDALS WERE PRESENTED TO 1. Oili Huotari Finland Tending Occult 283.25 2. Hanna-Mari Ikonen Finland Borderness Just Tosi 276.25 3. Carita Kuparinen Finland Saunajaakon Alfa Romeo 276 4. Renate Lund Norway Vassruggens Ålga Mildir 271

3. SWEDEN 814.50 Madelaine Eriksson and Seven Emelie Wickströn and Eye Dog Glen Keith Anna Hilding and Busy Border Grym

5. Galina Fedorova Russia Desh Miracle 269.50 6. Mika Jalonen Finland Tending Fireball 265.25 7. Madelaine Eriksson Sweden Seven 261 8. Marianne Forsell Finland Flatkiss Guilty Intent 260.50 9. Tiltu Antikainen Finland Candyman 256 10. Elena Murashova Russia Love and Spirit 256

Carina Savander-Ranne President of the FCI Obedience Commission

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FCI COMMISSION FOR RESCUE DOGS – ACTIVITY REPORT

Meetings World Championship for Rescue Dog Teams Feb 27-28 2016, Craiova, Romania The 5th WC for Rescue Dog Teams was held on 25–28 of Aug 28 2016, Craiova, Romania August in Craiova, Romania. It was successfully organised by Main topics have been the new regulations for IPO-R and the Centrul de Educare Canina, Romania. combined working group FCI-IRO.

22 teams from 10 countries participated in rubble search, area search, tracking or, most prestigious, all three disciplines, TOP.

Area search 10 teams started World Champion: Italy 2 2nd: France 1 Rubble search 7 teams started World Champion: Belgium 1 2nd: Italy 1 Tracking 3 teams started World Champion: Czech Rep. 2nd: Germany TOP 2 teams started World Champion: Czech Rep 2nd: Romania

Frans Jansen President of the FCI Commission for Rescue Dogs

Opening ceremony

Magnificent street art in Craiova city

The Commission members were always present Obedience and dexterity

Devoted romanian staff members Winners in rubble search

Rubble search Winners in area search

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FCI SHOW JUDGES COMMISSION - ACTIVITY REPORT

As usual, our annual meetings were held in the first week of compulsory for all members from the 1st of July 2017. We are February. Our host was the Philippine Kennel Club. We are glad we finally can use “one” judges list for the FCI worldwide. grateful for their kind hospitality and for our memories of an educative, meaningful and agreeable weekend with a nice and Breed-specific education unforgettable trip to a beautiful Paradise along the beach in Our aim to have a uniform education for every individual Cebu. breed, developed by the country of origin of the breed, for international use became reality. Unfortunately, most countries Next to the meeting of the FCI Show Judges Commission, there did not answer our request to develop some breed education were also meetings of the FCI Show Commission in the same PowerPoint presentations. A lot of countries started to develop weekend. We always end up in a joint meeting to discuss topics these education PowerPoints, but never sent them. These that involve both show judges and show organisers. PowerPoints are not only very helpful in educating judges all over the world, they also give the opportunity to develop Our work and discussion often lead to several proposals for uniform education for national breeds that can be spread and the FCI General Committee. More and more non-European used by the whole world. countries enter the Show Judges Commission and that is a great achievement. That’s why both commissions decided to Guidelines and instructions how to write a dog’s report once every few years have their meetings outside Europe. Only together we can make it work. Throughout the last years, we often heard that judges have problems with writing good reports of dogs when judging. Nearly all proposals that had been sent to the FCI Board were Basic guidelines and instructions about how to write reports accepted. This is the crown on hard work and good preparation and a list of words that can be used would be very helpful. It by all of us. Thank you all for your cooperation! FCI General would also give judges better opportunities to find their way at Committee’s decisions to turn down proposals have to be shows where written reports are asked. motivated more properly. Sometimes these are very short. We prepared nothing more than guidelines about how to write We take the opportunity to discuss the decisions with the FCI a report and developed a list of the most common words used. General Committee and/or Office when we feel too. It is up to the FCI countries to decide whether they use it in their education programme. The FCI Show Judges Commission Joint Meetings with our colleagues from the Show submitted to the FCI General Committee to accept this document as guidelines and basic information about how to Commission write a dog’s report. Like every year we also organised a joint meetings with Germany, France and Uruguay finished the German, French and the Show Commission. It is always the last meeting in our Spanish translations of the glossary. They will be integrated in weekend during which we talk about topics that involve both our final guidelines. commissions. But we also inform each other about the specific Our members are free to use these guidelines in our countries topics that can have an influence on the other commission. to educate our judges! And some countries already did.

In 2016, we talked about regulations for shows that affect The matter of “supposed incorrect nomination of judges and vice versa, the publishing of online catalogues, the judges” in some countries ban of dogs and people at shows, the way to use online and digital systems in the ring, etc. Since quite a few years, the FCI has developed basic rules for education, examination and nomination of show judges Mutual recognition of Judges by FCI and KC and candidate judges. These basic rules must be followed and respected by all FCI members. We are highly surprised A statement about the mutual recognition of judges by FCI to hear very intense rumours that the nomination of group and KC that the two Boards (FCI and KC) discussed in 2014 and judges does not always follow the basic rules. We are now in approved in 2015 was withdrawn by the members of the KC. discussion with the FCI how to control it and how to act when In 2016, the KC withdrew the agreement with the FCI because countries have not followed the rules for a long time. To us, they were forced to by their members. We still wait for further the FCI General Committee should undertake more action and development. Once again, judges are not treated equally in the put pressure on their members who do not follow the rules. world. Judges worldwide should be treated equally, not only when European Judges Directory judging, but also when becoming a judge. Therefore we keep The FCI approved to coordinate this website from January 1st, on pushing FCI General Committee to act properly and actively. 2014. More and more countries participate in this international list and more and more organisers use it to develop their Promotion of new judges judges lists for shows. In December 2014, an English version We also discussed in the joint meeting the way to promote of the Administrator and User manuals was provided. This young and/or new judges to judge at international level. information was sent to the national canine organisations. The FCI General Committee decided this judges list to be

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Assisting members and answering their questions In 2016, we also regularly got questions from members regarding interpretation of rules, education programmes, nomination of judges and assistance on seminars and events. We are always willing to assist, together with our colleagues from the Show Commission Board. We also got several questions on the same matters, coming from the FCI Office, the FCI General Committee and our members and their countries.

In 2016, Mr John Wauben, the President of the FCI Judges Commission, was invited by the kennel club of Iran to educate their people for some breeds often seen in this country. Mr Wauben saw a lot of enthusiastic, willing and dog-loving people in a country that is still not that easy for dog-lovers. However the passion of the Board of the kennel club of Iran and its members will certainly lead Iran into a different way of looking at dogs. In 2016, the Executive Committee of the FCI Show Judges Commission was: In 2016, we were also involved in some FCI questions regarding John Wauben, President (The Netherlands) judges, moving from non-FCI countries to FCI Countries. We Adrian Landarte, Vice-president (Uruguay) are glad that FCI asks our advice about the nomination of these Anne-Marie Class, Secretary (France) judges. The President, Vice-president and Secretary met once to Further topics in 2016 prepare the agenda together. Several topics were discussed in the past year by email and at shows. You will largely find these Besides the above-mentioned topics we also spoke about: mentioned on the agendas of the commission’s meetings. Obligations for NON-FCI Judges officiating at shows. They should not only have the same rights, but also the same We thank Yves De Clercq and his colleagues from the FCI office obligations when judging at FCI shows. We suggested an in Thuin for the way in which our documents were at all times amendment to the Regulations. sent promptly and correctly translated for our members and Physical and mental health to judge in the ring. It was added our thanks also go to the FCI Board member Tamàs Jakkel who to the Regulations that judges must be fit in order to judge the supported and defended our proposals. breeds assigned to them, paying respect to dogs and exhibitors. We suggested to change the Standing Orders regarding the information regarding judges published in the official judges Contact with our members list. Next to the already-mentioned details, the national We tried to spread new information as soon as possible to canine organisation should also mention the year the judge our members. Members received several mails regarding our was nominated for his/her first breed. It is necessary to actions. We also inform our members about the FCI decisions check whether the nomination of All-Breed Judges was done regarding judges. properly. Again a year that passed very quickly. A year in which social pressures on our dogs and on ourselves as show judges intensified considerably in many countries. We must jointly make strong efforts for promoting fine, healthy, social and fit- for-function dogs. That will have to be a basic theme of our discussions and concerns in the coming years.

John Wauben Adrian Landarte Anne-Marie Class President Vice President Secretary

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FCI COMISSION FOR SIGHOUNDS RACES – ACTIVITY REPORT Year 2016 was a normal year with regular ups and downs for the European racing and European lure coursing community.

We prepared new Regulations for International Sighthound Races and Lure Coursing Events.

The annual meeting of the FCI Commission for Sighthounds Races took place in Velke Pole, Slovakia, on June 16th. We planned 84 races and 98 lure coursing.

The European Championship Coursing was held in Velke Pole, Slovakia on 17-19.6.2016. Over 890 participants were announced. We had 29 European Lure Coursing Champions from 14 different countries.

The European Championship Racing was held in Toulouse, France on 2-4.9.2016, over 250 participants were announced. We had 18 World Racing Champions from 8 different countries.

Maria Stenberg President of the FCI Commission for Sighthounds Races

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FCI COMMISSION FOR SLEDGE DOGS – ACTIVITY REPORT © FFPTC © FFPTC © FFPTC © FFPTC

In 2016 the FCI Commission for Sledge Dogs continued its work another one to establish the requirements in order to be able and met in Vilnius, Lithuania, on 21 and 22 May. A perfectly to get the title of International Working Champion. well organised meeting thanks to the organisers, Mrs Laura Baryte and the Lithuanian Kennel Club. As these rules would be FCI rules once adopted by the FCI General Committee, a long discussion took place about the The Commission welcomed three new countries participating possibility for FCI Member countries to be allowed to organise now in its work, namely Latvia, Lithuania and Switzerland, CACIT races on dryland races for countries that do not have increasing the number of participating countries to 16. snow. Many other issues were discussed like the minimum result on show to be eligible to the delivery of a CACIT as well The meeting started with some explanations on the work as the minimum distances per class on CACIT races. already done by the commission, the guidelines approved in 2014 that were also approved by FCI General Committee. New It is foreseen to be in the position to discuss and possibly participants took the opportunity to express some views and finalise the drafts for these two sets of rules at the next remarks on these guidelines. meeting of the commission.

Then the work of the commission focused mainly on The next meeting of the commission is planned to be held on the discussion, on a coherent basis, of two different but 27th and 28th May 2017 in Budapest. complementary issues, the drafting of a set of rules for the delivery of CACIT for sledge dogs possibly on snow races, and Franco Mannato President of the FCI Commission for Sledge Dogs

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FCI COMMISSION FOR SPANIELS – ACTIVITY REPORT

The meeting of the FCI Commission for Spaniels took place The judges were: on November 28th in Blingel (France), in the frame of the Yvette Chavernac (France) 9th European Cup for Spaniels which was held in Blingel on Jacques Pasturel (France) November 28th and 29th. Jan Luijendijk (The Netherlands) Donato Grimaldi (Italy) As was already the case in 2015, The Netherlands were unable Tiziano Pavolettoni (Italy) to organise the European Cup in 2016. In an effort to address Jeff Verrees (Belgium) the shortcoming, France – who deserves our heartfelt thanks – stepped forward to take over the organisation of the 2016 The event was well organised. The venue was well-suited and edition. the fields were perfect and naturally rich in game, among which lots of woodcocks. Everything ran smoothly, in full compliance The Commission’s meeting was successful and was attended with the rules, and to the satisfaction of the participants. by new countries: Belgium, France, The Netherlands and Italy were joined by Sweden and Finland. The results are as follows: English Cocker Spaniel We discussed the regulations in effect in various countries, which need to be aligned with the Standing Orders of the FCI Individuals: so as to allow further CACIT trials to be organised. 1. Bishwell Scooby - J. Trublin 2. Sunset d’Hell Isy - Patrice Raquin As far as the “A” set of rules is concerned, the approved 3. Sperrinside Dragon - Michele Rota Ex-aequo Monkslea countries are: Belgium - France - Ireland and Italy; that of The Jade - Nicolas Bournisien Netherlands, which the Commission has endorsed, is in the process of being approved. In teams: 1. France During the meeting, we discussed the possible amendments to 2. Italy the “A” set of rules and to that of the FCI European Cup. 3. The Netherlands The arguments will be reconsidered during the next meeting of the Commission, which will take place in Pisa on May Other Spaniels 20th 2017. There, we expect the countries that apply the Individuals: “B” Regulations of the FCI to be present, so they can let us 1. Nitro of Glharame - Gregory Palix know in what way they wish the Regulations to be amended, 2. Ginger Babe of Lisloran - Christophe Bonneville considering the significant volume of derogation requests. 3. Great Jess - G. Dieu

The following countries took part in the European Cup for In teams: Spaniels: France, Belgium, The Netherlands, Italy, Spain. 1. France 2. Belgium 3. Italy

Andrea Cupini President of the FCI Commission for Spaniels

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FCI COMMISSION FOR UTILITY DOGS – ACTIVITY REPORT

Meetings The 41 participants 20 different countries. There were two meetings of the FCI Commission for Utility FCI - Tracking Dog World Champion 2016 is Christian Caron Dogs in 2016 (05/06-03-2016 and 19-09-2016) in Nova Gorica, from France with his Belgium Shepherd Extra dry du Foxene Slovenia. I want to thank all the delegates that attended them. with 189 points.

The results were: 10 x Very Good, 11 x Good, 2 x Satisfactory, 17 x Unsatisfactory and 1 disqualification.

The 2017 FCI-WC for Tracking Dogs will be held in Ptuj, Slovenia.

FCI - European Open für Fährtenhunde 2016 In 2016, because of problems in the organisation, there was no FCI European Open for Tracking Dogs.

FCI-World Championship for Utility Dogs 2016 The FCI-World Championship for Utility Dogs 2016 was held in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, from 15 until 18 September 2016 with 127 participants from 36 countries.

On behalf of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs I want to thank Mr Hari Arcon and his assistants for the perfect organisation of this WC. The performance of the organisation was appreciated by the participants and the spectators.

The judges for this FCI IPO WC: in Tracking, Mr Daniele Peres from Italy, in Obedience Mr Juanjo López-Pérez from Spain and in Protection, Mr Berry Kleinhesselink from The Netherlands. Supervisor in Tracking was Mr Eberhard Uekötter from Germany, Supervisor of the FCI IPO WC was Mr Robert Markschläger from Austria.

Individual 2016 FCI-IPO World Champion is Jozef Adamuscin from Slovakia with his GSD Harysson Ad Gür with 283 points. 2016 FCI IPO WC Countries: Slovakia is 2016 FCI IPO WC with 833 points.

Results: 30 x Very Good, 65 x Good, 11 x Satisfactory, 18 x Unsatisfactory and 3 x Disqualification.

At the 2016 FCI WC for Utility Dogs there were 6 Starters with a „Wild Card“. These participants were the 2016 Utility World Champions of their breed (Rottweiler, Dobermann, Hollandse Herder, Riezenschnauzer, Beauceron and Boxer).

Mondioring In 2016 there were two meetings of the section Mondioring of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs: FCI-World Championship Tracking Dogs 2016 20-02-2016, Dison, Belgium and 28-09-2016 Herve, Belgium. The FCI IPO FH WC 2016 was held from 7-10th of April, in Mukachevo, Ukraine. FCI World Championship for Mondioring Dogs 2016 On behalf of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs, I want to This FCI World Championship for Mondioring Dogs, was held thank Mr Vasyl Urban and his assistants for the excellent in Dison, Belgium, from 29/09 until 03/10 and there were 83 organisation. Also we want to thank Mr I. Lengvarsky being competitors from 21 countries. supervisor and the Judges Mr J. Proneber from Austria and Mr Rudolf Danek from Slovakia for their excellent work.

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Grand Prix for Mondioring Category 1 and Category 2. On behalf of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs I want to Category 1: 1st place Monica Erhsam, Switzerland, with the thank the organisers for their perfect organisation of the 2016 Belgian Shepherd jagger van de Duvetorre. FCI World Championship for Mondioring Dogs. Category 2: 1st place Tom Andrykowski, Switzerland, with the The performance of the organisation was appreciated by the Belgian Shepherd Jackpot des Loups de St. Benoit. participants and the spectators. Also we want to thank the supervisor Mr Valeer Linclau from 2016 FCI World Champion Mondioring is Monica Andersson Belgium and the Judges, Mrs M. Mc Kenna from Belgium and from Sweden with the Belgian Shepherd Emier des plaines de Mr St.Hubert from Switzerland. Thierache. © www.hok.ch © www.hok.ch Cat. 1 Cat. 2 © www.hok.ch © www.hok.ch Cat. 3 Teams

FCI International Judges seminars In 2016 the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs did not organise the FCI General Committee for their positive support and any regional education seminar for FCI IPO Judges. This acceptance of our proposals. It shows their appreciation of our education will be done in 2017 after approval by the General work. Committee of the 2018 FCI IPO Regulations. My special thanks go to the Executive Director and staff of the I want to thank all the delegates of the commission for their FCI General Secretariat for the excellent cooperation. contribution and active work in 2016. I also want to thank

Frans Jansen President of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs

The FCI Commission for Retrievers did not share any Activity report for the year under review.

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JULIÁN HERNÁNDEZ LUIS Economist Madrid, Spain

AUDIT REPORT

To the members of the Fédération Cynologique Internationale

I went to the headquarters in Thuin (Belgium) on 16th and 17th February this year in order to audit the accounts for the 2016 financial year.

1. – Over the course of the two days I was there, I audited the FCI’s financial statements, which include the balance sheet to 31st December 2016, the profit and loss account, the statement of changes in net equity and the report on these latter, all corresponding to the financial year ending on the aforesaid date.

The General Committee is responsible for drawing up the organisation’s financial statements, in accordance with the regulatory framework for financial information which is applicable to it and in such a way as to ensure that it provides an accurate picture of the FCI’s assets, financial position and results.

It is my own responsibility to offer an opinion about the financial statements as a whole, based upon the work carried out in accordance with the applicable regulatory standards, and this requires an examination - carried out by means of selective tests - of the evidence provided to back up the financial statements and an assessment of whether its presentation, the accounting principles and criteria used and the estimates made are in accordance with the applicable regulatory framework for financial information.

2. - OPINION In my opinion, the financial statements for the 2016 financial year do, in all significant aspects, indeed provide an accurate picture of the assets and financial situation of the Fédération Cynologique Internationale at 31st December 2016 and the results of its operations relating to the financial year which ended on the aforesaid date.

Signed: Julián Hernández Luis

Madrid, 25th February 2017

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Financial report ASSETS

BALANCE SHEETS (as of 31/12)

ASSETS

5.49% 0.27% Tangible Tangible assets assets 22.20% Stocks Stocks 0.00% Tra Tradede debt debtorsors 66.20% 5.38% Other Other debtors debtors

LIABILITIES Investment Investmentss 0.46% Ca Cashsh at bank at bank and in and hand in hand

LIABILITIES Associatif fund 0.94% Social fund 1.87% Social fund Allocated fund 2.30% 0.02% Accumulated profits Accumulated profits Provisions for liabilities and charges 39.37% Provisions for liabilities and charges 38.08 % TradeTrade debtdebtss 17.42% SocialSocial debtdebtss

DeferralsDeferrals and and accruals accruals income income

Export pedigrees PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT 0.07%

TURNOVER Miscellaneous 0.22%

Penalty on trials CACIAG 0.61% 0.04% Sponsorships+misc . CACIL 4.38% 0.13% Penalty on CACIOB Subscriptions shows 0.04% 3.93% 0.62% Subscriptions Kennel names Subscriptions 7.61% CACIB (tax per dog) CACIB (tax per dog) CACIT World dog show World dog show 1.91% CACIT CACIT World dog show Kennel names 3.14% Kennel names Penalty on shows Penalty on shows CACIOBCACIOB CACILCACIL CACIAG CACIB (tax per dog) CACIAG 77.30% ExportExport pedigreespedigrees MiscellaneousMiscellaneous PenaltyPenalty on on trials trials Sponsorships+misc.Sponsorships+misc.

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OPERATING CHARGES

0.88% 5.70% 0.00%

Goods for resale Services and other goods

44.76% Remuneration and social security costs

48.66 % Depreciation of fixed assets and provisions Other operating charges

OPERATING INCOME / CHARGES

2,000,000.00 2007 1,800,000.00 2008 2009 1,600,000.00 2010

E 1,400,000.00 2011 U 1,200,000.00 2012 R 1,000,000.00 2013 2014 800,000.00 2015 600,000.00 2016 400,000.00

200,000.00 2016 2015 2014

0.00 2013 2012

ME 2011

CO 2010 2009

OPERATING IN 2008 OPERATING CHARGES 2007 2007 2008 2,000,000.00 2009 2010 TURNOVER / PROFIT 1,800,000.00 2011 1,600,000.00 2012 2013 1,400,000.00 2014 E 1,200,000.00 2015 U 2016 1,000,000.0 0 R 800,000.00 2016 2015 2014 600,000.00 2013 2012 400,000.00 2011 2010 200,000.00 2009 2008 0.00 2007

TURNOVER

PROFIT OF THE YEAR

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FIGURES

TITLES OF INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION AWARDED IN 2016

International Beauty Champion (C.I.B.) 7818 International Show Champion (C.I.E.) 1596 International Working Champion (C.I.T.) 140 International Working Champion (hunting trial) (C.I.T. ec) 35 International Working Champion (field trial) (C.I.T. ft) 26 Cumulative Title of International Beauty and Working Champion (C.I.B.T.) 17 International Races Champion (C.I.C.) 46 International Champion of Beauty and Performance (C.I.B.P.) 37 International Agility Champion (C.I.AG.) 7 International Obedience Champion (C.I.OB.) 0 FCI-Centenary Shows Champion (C.E.C.) 0 Total 9722

DISTRIBUTION OF THESE TITLES PER COUNTRY BEAUTY (C.I.B.)

Argentina 48 Hungary 136 Poland 365 Austria 81 Iceland 40 Portugal 15 Azerbaïjan 2 Indonesia 1 Puerto Rico 9 Belgium 108 Ireland 47 Romania 22 Belorussia 35 Israel 36 Russia 748 Brazil 134 Italy 751 San Marino 1 Bulgaria 17 Japan 277 Serbia 87 Chile 3 Kazakhstan 25 Singapore 8 China 20 Kirghizistan 2 Slovakia 75 Colombia 7 Korea (Rep. of) 33 Slovenia 41 Croatia 62 Latvia 50 South Africa (Rep. of) 48 Cuba 3 Lithuania 57 Spain 112 Cyprus 5 Luxembourg 6 Sweden 473 Czech Republic 452 Macedonia 8 Switzerland 82 Denmark 149 Malaysia 12 Taiwan 32 Ecuador 3 Mexico 209 Thailand 64 El Salvador 4 Monaco 1 Turkey 2 Estonia 54 Montenegro 2 Ukraine 259 Finland 955 Netherlands 154 United States 1 France 583 Norway 247 Uruguay 2 Germany 368 Panama 1 Uzbekistan 1 Great Britain 29 Paraguay 2 Greece 19 Peru 18 Guatemala 15 Philippines 100

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SHOW (C.I.E.)

Austria 32 Greece 5 Norway 27 Belgium 50 Hungary 20 Poland 113 Belorussia 5 Iceland 10 Portugal 4 Bulgaria 1 Ireland 21 Romania 8 Croatia 5 Israel 3 Russia 155 Czech Republic 132 Italy 185 Serbia 5 Denmark 37 Kazakhstan 4 Slovakia 19 Estonia 20 Kirghizistan 1 Slovenia 2 Finland 199 Latvia 10 Spain 40 France 155 Lithuania 17 Sweden 111 Germany 77 Luxembourg 1 Switzerland 15 Great Britain 7 Netherlands 62 Ukraine 38

WORKING (C.I.T.)

Austria 5 Hungary 1 San Marino 1 Belgium 3 Italy 54 Slovakia 3 Czech Republic 1 Netherlands 3 Spain 5 Finland 10 Norway 1 Sweden 2 France 36 Poland 2 Switzerland 2 Germany 4 Russia 6 Ukraine 1

WORK (C.I.T.-ec)

France 2 Italy 32 Sweden 1

WORK (C.I.T.-ft) Belgium 1 France 17 Italy 5 Denmark 1 Germany 1 Spain 1

BEAUTY AND WORKING (C.I.B.T.)

Finland 2 Poland 2 Slovakia 1 Italy 12

RACES (C.I.C.)

Austria 5 Italy 2 Switzerland 4 Belgium 3 Netherlands 3 Czech Republic 5 Norway 1 Finland 2 Poland 3 France 1 Slovakia 2 Germany 12 Sweden 3

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BEAUTY AND PERFORMANCE (C.I.B.P.)

Austria 6 France 2 Slovakia 1 Belgium 1 Germany 9 Slovenia 2 Czech Republic 4 Italy 5 Sweden 1 Finland 5 Poland 1

AGILITY (C.I.AG.)

Denmark 1 Finland 2 South Africa (Rep. of) 1 Estonia 1 Norway 1 Sweden 1

DISTRIBUTION PER BREED BEAUTY (C.I.B.)

Affenpinscher 13 Bichon Havanais 45 Cesky Fousek 3 Afghan Hound 76 Black and Tan Coonhound 3 Cesky Terrier 13 Airedale Terrier 49 Bolognese 26 Chart Polski 5 Akita 38 Border Collie 23 Chesapeake Bay Retriever 4 Alaskan Malamute 51 Border Terrier 37 Chien de Berger Belge 28 Alpenländische Dachsbracke 5 Bosanski Ostrodlaki Gonic-Barak 4 Chien de Montagne des Pyrénées 27 American Akita 38 Boston Terrier 41 Chien de Saint Hubert 4 American Cocker Spaniel 71 Bouledogue Français 77 Chihuahua 157 American Staffordshire Terrier 68 Bouvier des Flandres 7 Chin 28 Appenzeller Sennenhund 9 Bracco Italiano 9 Chinese Crested Dog 78 Australian Cattle Dog 33 Braque d’Auvergne 1 Chow Chow 41 Australian Kelpie 4 Braque du Bourbonnais 1 Ciobanesc Romanesc Carpatin 1 Australian Shepherd 50 Braque Français – type Gascogne 1 Ciobanesc Romanesc Mioritic 2 Australian Silky Terrier 30 Braque Français – type Pyrénées 3 Cirneco dell’Etna 5 Australian Terrier 18 Braque Saint-Germain 1 Clumber Spaniel 7 Azawakh 12 Broholmer 4 Coban Köbegi 2 Barbet 3 Bull Terrier 33 Collie Rough 89 Basenji 32 Bulldog 70 Collie Smooth 23 Basset Artésien Normand 1 Bullmastiff 41 Coton de Tuléar 31 Basset Fauve de Bretagne 3 Cairn Terrier 51 Crnogorski Planinski Gonic 1 Basset Hound 32 Canaan Dog 2 Curly Coated Retriever 8 Bayrischer Gebirgsschweißhund 7 Cane Corso Italiano 46 Dachshund 242 Beagle 60 Cane de Pastore Bergamasco 1 Dalmatinski pas 77 Bearded Collie 53 Cane da Pastore Maremmano/Abbruzzese 9 Dandie Dinmont Terrier 7 Bedlington Terrier 18 Caniche 300 Deerhound 25 Berger Blanc Suisse 30 Cao da Serra da Estrella 4 Deutsch Drahthaar 14 Berger de Beauce 6 Cao da Serra de Aires 4 Deutsch Kurzhaar 47 Berger de Brie 16 Cao de Agua Portugês 20 Deutsch Langhaar 1 Berner Sennenhund 69 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 70 Deutsche Dogge 135 Bichon à poil frisé 68 Ceskoslovensky Vlcak 18 Deutscher Boxer 56

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Deutscher Jagdterrier 4 Hollandse Herdershond 20 Norrbottenspets 10 Deutscher Pinscher 26 Hovawart 7 Norsk Buhund 3 Deutscher Schäferhund 33 Ioujnorousskaia Ovtcharca 7 Norsk Elghund Grä 14 Deutscher Spitz 194 Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier 7 Norsk Elghund Sort 3 Deutscher Wachtelhund 2 Irish Red and White Setter 3 Norsk Lundehund 9 Do-Khyi (Tibetan Mastiff) 15 Irish Red Setter 16 Norwich Terrier 36 Dobermann 63 Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier 44 Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever 10 Dogo Argentino 27 Irish Terrier 26 Ogar Polski 1 Dogo Canario 5 Irish Water Spaniel 4 Old English Sheepdog 46 Dogue de Bordeaux 41 Irish Wolfhound 51 Parson Russell Terrier 31 Drentsche Patrijshond 2 Islenkur Fjarhundur 8 Pekingese 49 Drever 1 Jack Russell Terrier 40 Perdigueiro Portugues 1 Drovitzörü Magyar Vizsla 10 Jämthund 7 Perro de Agua Español 20 Dunker 2 Jugoslovenski ovcarski pas Sarplaninac 4 Perro Dogo Mallorquin 7 English Cocker Spaniel 44 Karjalankarhukoira 6 Perro Sin Pelo del Perú 13 English Pointer 30 Kavkazskaia Ovtcharka 22 Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen 6 English Setter 25 Kerry Blue Terrier 44 Petit Bleu de Gascogne 2 English Springer Spaniel 22 King Charles Spaniel 26 Petit Brabançon 27 English Toy Terrier 13 Kishu 2 Petit Chien Lion 23 Entlebucher Sennenhund 15 Kleiner Münsterländer 7 Pharaoh Hound 18 Epagneul Bleu de Picardie 1 Komondor 3 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 58 Epagneul Breton 16 Korea Jindo Dog 2 Podenco Ibicenco 3 Epagneul Nain Continental 114 Kraski Ovcar 1 Podengo Portugues 16 Epagneul Picard 5 Kromfohrländer 8 Polski Owczarek Nizinny 18 Eurasier 25 Kuvasz 3 Polski Owczarek Podhalanski 6 Field Spaniel 7 Labrador Retriever 76 Porcelaine 3 Fila Brasileiro 13 Lagotto Romagnolo 33 Pug 76 Flat Coated Retriever 42 Lakeland Terrier 20 Puli 19 Fox Terrier Smooth 38 Landseer (TCE) 22 Pumi 21 Fox Terrier Wire 41 Lapinporokoira 6 Rhodesian Ridgeback 73 Galgo Español 8 Leonberger 41 Riesenschnauzer 17 Gammel Dansk Honsehund 1 Lhasa Apso 46 Rottweiler 33 Golden Retriever 70 Magyar Agar 8 Rovidszörü Magyar Vizsla 23 Gordon Setter 18 Maltese 78 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 56 Gos d’Atura Catala 10 Manchester Terrier 18 Russkiy Tchiorny Terrier 43 Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen 4 Mastiff 20 Saarloos Wolfhond 6 Greyhound 36 Mastin del Pirineo 13 Saluki 60 Griffon à poil dur - Korthals 8 Mastin Español 8 Samoiedskaia Sabaka (Samoyede) 60 Griffon Belge 8 Mastino Napoletano 3 Schipperke 23 Griffon Bruxellois 29 Miniature Bull Terrier 25 Schnauzer 76 Griffon Fauve de Bretagne 1 Mudi 11 Schweizer Laufhund 6 Gronlandshund 2 Nederlandse Kooikerhondje 13 Scottish Terrier 74 Grosser Münsterländer 3 Nederlandse Schapendoes 16 Sealyham Terrier 8 Grosser Schweizer Sennenhund 28 Newfoundland 69 Segugio Italiano a Pelo forte 2 Hannover’Scher Schweisshund 3 Nihon Supittsu 21 Segugio Italiano a Pelo raso 4 Hokkaido 4 Norfolk Terrier 30 Shar Pei 50

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Shetland Sheepdog 79 Suomenajokoira (Finsk Stövare) 10 Welsh Corgi Cardigan 30 Shiba 48 Suomenlapinkoira 21 Welsh Corgi Pembroke 75 Shih Tzu 92 Suomenpystykorva (Finsk Spets) 6 Welsh Springer Spaniel 19 Shikoku 1 Svensk Lapphund 6 Welsh Terrier 11 Siberian Husky 100 Taiwan dog 1 West Highland White Terrier 80 Skye Terrier 23 Terrier Brasileiro 17 Whippet 92 Sloughi 9 Thai Ridgeback Dog 11 Xoloitzquintle 28 Slovensky Cuvac 9 Tibetan Spaniel 37 Yorkshire Terrier 126 Slovensky Hrubosrsty Stavac 1 Tibetan Terrier 50 Zwergpinscher 88 Slovensky Kopov 1 Tosa 10 Zwergschnauzer 231 Spinone Italiano 5 Vastgotaspets 25 Sredneasiatskaia Ovtcharka 12 Volpino Italiano 11 St.Bernardshund 59 Vostotchno-Sibirskaia Laika 4 Staffordshire Bull Terrier 57 Weimaraner 40

SHOW (C.I.E.)

Airedale Terrier 5 Cirneco Dell’Etna 8 Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen 6 Alpenlandische 7 Clumber Spaniel 9 Griffon à poil dur – Korthal 7 Australian Kelpie 11 Curly Coated Retriever 8 Griffon Fauve de Bretagne 1 Barbet 10 Dachshund 257 Grosser Münsterländer 3 Basset Artésien Normand 2 Deutsch Drahthaar 11 Hannover’scher Schweisshund 1 Basset Bleu de Gascogne 2 Deutsch Kurzhaar 15 Hovawart 31 Basset Fauve de Bretagne 4 Deursch Langhaar 2 Irish Red & White Setter 8 Basset Hound 22 Deutscher Boxer 53 Irish Red Setter 39 Bayrischer Gebirgsschweisshund 9 Deutscher Jagdterrier 5 Irish Water Spaniel 3 Beagle 52 Deutscher Schäferhund 19 Istarski Ostrodlaki Gonic 1 Berger de Beauce 26 Deutscher Wachtelhund 3 Jack Russel Terrier 17 Berger de Brie 49 Dobermann 36 Karjalankarhukoira 1 Berger Picard 4 Drentsche Patrijshond 6 Kleiner Münsterländer 4 Border Collie 44 Drotzörü Magyar Vizsla 6 Labrador Retriever 56 Border Terrier 4 English Cocker Spaniel 58 Norrbottenspets 1 Bouvier des Flandres 29 English Pointer 10 Norsk Elghund Gra 1 Bracco Italiano 9 English Setter 27 Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever 39 Braque d’Auvergne 2 English Springer Spaniel 37 Ogar Polski 3 Braque du Bourbonnais 2 Epagneul Breton 7 Parson Russell Terrier 5 Braque Français – Type Pyrénées 2 Epagneul de Pont-Audemer 1 Perdigueiro Portugues 1 Braque Saint-Germain 1 Epagneul Français 3 Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen 14 Ceskoslovensky Vlcak 22 Epagneul Picard 1 Porcelaine 2 Cesky Fousek 2 Field Spaniel 8 Riesenschnauzer 50 Chesapeake Bay Retriever 8 Flat Coated Retriever 50 Rottweiler 30 Chien de Berger Belge 71 Fox Terrier Smooth 5 Rövidszörü Magyar Vizsla 17 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées à face rase 5 Fox Terrier Wire 7 Schweizer Niederlaufhund 1 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées à poil long 8 Golden Retriever 66 Schweizer Laufhund 4 Chien de Saint Hubert 3 Gordon Setter 28 Segugio Italiano a pelo raso 1

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Spinone Italiano 6 Welsh Springer Spaniel 22 Stabyhoun 6 Welsh Terrier 2 Sussex Spaniel 2 Zapadno-Sibirskaïa Laïka 2 Weimaraner 48

WORKING (C.I.T.)

Ariegeois 2 English Springer Spaniel 6 Parson Russel Terrier 1 Beagle 2 Fox Terrier Wire 3 Rottweiler 1 Border Terrier 2 Golden Retriever 1 Segugio Italiano a Pelo Forte 1 Dachshund 22 Gordon Setter 4 Slovensky Kopov 1 Deutscher Jagdterrier 3 Hamiltonstövare 1 Suomenpystykorva 4 Deutscher Wachtelhund 1 Irish Red Setter 11 Vostotchno-Sibirskaïa Laïka 1 Drever 1 Jamthund 2 English Cocker Spaniel 3 Karjalankarhukoira 1 English Pointer 22 Labrador Retriever 11 English Setter 32 Norsk Elghund Gra 1

WORKING (C.I.T. ec)

Bracco Italiano 5 Drotzörü Magyar Vizsla 1 Spinone Italiano 2 Deutsch Drahthaar 2 Epagneul Breton 8 Weimaraner 1 Deutsch Kurzhaar 14 Griffon à poil dur – Korthals 2

WORKING (C.I.T. ft)

Braque Du Bourbonnais 1 Deutsch Kurzhaar 7 Griffon d’Arrêt à Poil Dur - Korthals 1 Braque Français – Type Gascogne 2 Epagneul Bleu de Picardie 1 Weimaraner 1 Braque Français – Type Pyrénées 5 Epagneul Breton 5 Deutsch Drahthaar 2 Epagneul Picard 1

BEAUTY AND WORKING (C.I.B.T.)

Beagle 2 Dachshund 1 Jämthound 1 Bracco Italiano 3 English Pointer 3 Deutsch Drahthaar 2 Epagneul Breton 3 Deutsch Wachtelhund 1 Griffon à poil dur – Korthals 1

RACES (C.I.C.)

Afghan Hound 4 Greyhound 2 Sloughi 1 Azawakh 2 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 5 Whippet 12 Deerhound 2 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 6 Galgo Español 2 Saluki 10

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BEAUTY AND PERFORMANCE (C.I.B.P.)

Afghan Hound 3 Magyar Agar 2 Whippet 6 Azawakh 3 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 7 Galgo Español 1 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 5 Greyhound 2 Saluki 8

AGILITY (C.I.AG.)

Nederlandse Schapendoes 1 Shetland Sheepdog 4 Zwergschnauzer 1 Parson Russel Terrier 1

CACIT OFFERED FOR COMPETITION

Argentina 31 Greece 157 Poland 87 Austria 27 Hungary 22 Russia 23 Belgium 42 Ireland 2 Serbia 100 Belorussia 3 Italy 811 Slovakia 23 Croatia 95 Japan 6 Slovenia 2 Cyprus 13 Kosovo 2 Spain 86 Czech Republic 44 Lithuania 12 Sweden 17 Denmark 70 Luxembourg 2 Switzerland 69 Finland 61 Macedonia 2 Taiwan 1 France 424 Montenegro 9 Ukraine 47 Germany 31 Netherlands 30 Total 2426 Georgia 6 Norway 69

KENNEL NAMES

Argentina 1515 Cyprus 22 Ireland 142 Austria 234 Czech Republic 1177 Israel 24 Azerbaijan 3 Denmark 298 Italy 383 Bahrain 10 Dominican Republic 8 Japan 1015 Belarus 134 Ecuador 32 Kazakhstan 41 Belgium 195 Egypt 42 Korea (Republic of) 750 Bolivia 117 El Salvador 1 Kosovo 1 Bosnia-Herzegovina 31 Estonia 38 Kyrgyzstan 4 Brazil 2027 Finland 663 Latvia 57 Bulgaria 100 France 1678 Lithuania 118 Chile 864 Georgia 6 Luxembourg 9 China 1927 Germany 1476 Macedonia 14 Colombia 134 Greece 97 Malta 73 Costa Rica 5 Guatemala 15 Mexico 4 Croatia 116 Hungary 347 Moldavia 2 Cuba 8 Iceland 33 Montenegro 29

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Morocco 4 Romania 157 Turkey 138 Netherlands 347 Russia 1471 Ukraine 471 Nicaragua 3 Serbia 181 Uruguay 137 Norway 383 Singapore 9 Uzbekistan 1 Panama 2 Slovakia 334 Venezuela 86 Paraguay 30 Slovenia 46 Total 23109 Peru 332 Spain 657 Poland 1420 Sweden 537 Portugal 116 Switzerland 110 Puerto Rico 6 Taiwan 112

2016 Annual report 50 Chapter IX  Figures 0 133 2000 4000 5850 2000 10000 17000 28500 55000 55000 470000 300000 120000 150000 584000 509000 500000 2071869 7000000 2000000 1300000 1500000 5000000 1500000 21110350 91828115 68643763 OWNERS OF DOGS Lastest update : 8/4/2017 (PURE-BRED OR NOT) 0 619 5000 3000 6600 2600 DOGS 50050 20000 48929 270000 500000 300000 500000 120000 784000 655000 600000 164424 575000 7000000 9000000 1500000 2000000 45104603 50142423 15000000 15000000 168153241 272400886 (PURE-BRED OR NOT) 907 581 5078 5061 1953 3400 4789 9465 20070 38510 61324 92990 40050 22920 52322 22829 37956 110263 236314 152156 308023 776298 300000 546527 530000 520000 273483 1181713 7010860 2291702 1556915 1268027 4295206 4464958 2929000 2630000 26559813 50344429 18542779 TOTAL PURE-BRED DOGS TOTAL REGISTERED UNTIL END 2016 7 416 151 243 262 127 765 7119 3119 3871 6981 1986 1672 4550 9090 4522 1236 7557 4225 12116 16119 22311 41132 41072 51049 17189 10619 61524 13182 38023 20854 30540 48583 14879 48639 17968 238419 230341 320944 589397 168696 2111495 1267409 PURE-BRED DOGS REGISTERED 2016 3 2 0 1 3 8 4 10 31 44 24 28 54 28 48 32 29 42 36 74 62 64 72 58 114 207 307 105 120 395 220 209 984 445 177 220 504 160 135 1100 1073 1693 1453 2058 10327 12436 CLUBS 0 0 0 21 30 15 361 503 638 900 483 940 2010 1015 8951 3541 1058 1514 3132 2479 9000 5620 7800 4000 2446 1858 3678 31085 71920 30200 23000 58000 58052 25443 53727 49776 146111 112000 172046 179744 275000 250000 1413489 1598097 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS STATISTICS 2016 - EUROPE 2016 STATISTICS 3 5 4 1 0 0 5 2 10 99 25 30 40 52 37 33 12 37 27 97 54 111 119 213 237 275 490 598 160 469 752 192 160 145 346 275 497 880 187 329 183 126 330 6419 7647 JUDGES 6 6 4 1 1 4 5 5 2 5 4 9 4 9 11 11 11 11 10 10 13 30 25 14 28 17 17 36 15 17 15 29 35 19 78 12 30 20 15 27 53 20 211 683 128 1033 CACIB SHOWS 7 8 3 2 0 1 1 3 4 0 6 6 1 3 4 4 11 71 91 10 31 26 14 52 12 12 27 23 36 58 44 15 12 98 30 26 18 19 13 15 982 142 1181 4177 1055 1962 CAC SHOWS 6 36 58 33 57 23 611 511 681 431 290 185 128 935 293 906 3137 1413 3621 3321 9857 2279 3939 2660 6806 9747 6789 1430 1489 1677 4657 1998 8224 11315 15710 70595 10640 64669 36897 45952 265365 186928 520934 LITTERS 37 106 700 194 322 155 824 589 1131 3911 3391 1916 1960 3773 6395 8050 7286 2967 3945 6940 10114 11054 51049 17189 14127 27080 36155 40289 59942 15836 12683 17535 46778 17859 46237 20958 39853 317105 242917 582777 165368 227993 2075490 1233805 PUPPIES ITALY SPAIN ISRAEL MALTA LATVIA SERBIA AFRICA RUSSIA TURKEY GREECE CYPRUS FRANCE POLAND KOSOVO AUSTRIA ESTONIA ICELAND IRELAND CROATIA SWEDEN FINLAND UKRAINE GEORGIA NORWAY BELGIUM MONACO COUNTRY ARMENIA ROMANIA HUNGARY SLOVENIA SLOVAKIA BULGARIA GERMANY DENMARK MOROCCO PORTUGAL LITHUANIA MOLDAVIA GIBRALTAR UZBEKISTAN BELORUSSIA AZERBAIJAN MACEDONIA SAN MARINO MIDDLE EAST KAZAKHSTAN KIRGHIZISTAN LUXEMBOURG TOTAL WORLD TOTAL SWITZERLAND MONTENEGRO TOTAL EUROPE TOTAL CZECH REPUBLIC ASIA AND PACIFIC THE NETHERLANDS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA THE AMERICAS AND CARIBBEAN N.B.: The data have been collected from the national canine organisations member of FCI. Blank cells in table mean either no answer organisation FCI or not available. N.B.:

Fédération Cynologique Internationale Chapter IX  Figures 51 133 133 133 2000 2000 1850 87363 37600 702610 2071869 192446 650000 400000 21110350 2071869 91828115 68643763 21110350 91828115 68643763 OWNERS OF DOGS OWNERS OF DOGS (PURE-BRED OR NOT) (PURE-BRED OR NOT) Lastest update : 4/8/2017 Lastest update : 8/4/2017 619 619 619 2371 68130 DOGS DOGS 1400135 9000000 1500000 1900000 9000000 45104603 45271787 50142423 45104603 50142423 168153241 272400886 168153241 272400886 (PURE-BRED OR NOT) (PURE-BRED OR NOT) 581 3000 5043 581 581 68130 62561 95034 12000 102463 776298 1559980 2556747 4464958 26559813 776298 18542779 50344429 4464958 26559813 50344429 18542779 TOTAL PURE-BRED DOGS TOTAL TOTAL PURE-BRED DOGS TOTAL REGISTERED UNTIL END 2016 REGISTERED UNTIL END 2016 151 876 230 2371 4016 2285 2987 3306 16119 151 151 62561 238419 589397 159787 2111495 16119 1267409 238419 589397 2111495 1267409 PURE-BRED DOGS REGISTERED 2016 PURE-BRED DOGS REGISTERED 2016 0 8 9 5 2 6 8 12 60 85 12 207 209 0 0 1693 10327 12436 CLUBS 207 209 1693 10327 12436 CLUBS 0 0 21 36 132 990 622 450 189 566 3541 6015 9000 21 21 172046 1413489 1598097 3541 9000 172046 1413489 1598097 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS 1 2 1 5 15 13 56 16 17 469 135 338 160 598 6419 7647 1 1 JUDGES STATISTICS 2016 - MIDDLE EAST 2016 STATISTICS 598 160 469 6419 7647 JUDGES 1 7 2 3 0 4 6 6 10 28 55 17 211 683 128 1033 1 1 10 211 128 683 1033 STATISTICS 2016 - THE AMERICAS AND CARIBBEAN 2016 STATISTICS CACIB SHOWS CACIB SHOWS 0 2 1 8 0 10 45 19 52 46 401 982 649 1181 4177 1962 0 0 52 CAC SHOWS 982 1181 4177 1962 CAC SHOWS 33 42 919 694 253 778 449 1225 3939 1323 64669 13326 45660 186928 265365 520934 LITTERS 33 33 3939 64669 520934 186928 265365 LITTERS 212 155 822 2371 5713 1995 3887 3256 2765 62109 15836 242917 582777 159787 2075490 1233805 PUPPIES 155 155 15836 242917 582777 2075490 1233805 PUPPIES PERU CUBA CHILE BRAZIL AFRICA EUROPE BOLIVIA MEXICO PANAMA COUNTRY ECUADOR URUGUAY COLOMBIA PARAGUAY HONDURAS ARGENTINA VENEZUELA COSTA RICA COSTA NICARAGUA GUATEMALA PUERTO RICO PUERTO MIDDLE EAST EL SALVADOR TOTAL WORLD TOTAL AFRICA EUROPE BAHRAIN COUNTRY ASIA AND PACIFIC CARIBBEAN TOTAL WORLD TOTAL DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ASIA AND PACIFIC TOTAL MIDDLE EAST TOTAL THE AMERICAS AND TOTAL THE AMERICAS AND CARIBBEAN TOTAL N.B.: The data have been collected from the national canine organisations member of FCI. Blank cells in table mean either no answer organisation FCI or not available. N.B.: N.B.: The data have been collected from the national canine organisations member of FCI. Blank cells in table mean either no answer organisation FCI or not available. N.B.:

2016 Annual report 52 Chapter IX  Figures 133 133 4511 2266 2000 2000 2000 16986 300000 120000 200000 2071869 2071869 21110350 21110350 91828115 91828115 68000000 68643763 68643763 OWNERS OF DOGS OWNERS OF DOGS (PURE-BRED OR NOT) (PURE-BRED OR NOT) Lastest update : 8/4/2017 Lastest update : 8/4/2017 619 619 88210 DOGS DOGS 700000 190200 500000 1796831 9878000 9000000 9000000 9000000 45104603 50142423 45104603 50142423 168153241 155000000 272400886 168153241 272400886 (PURE-BRED OR NOT) (PURE-BRED OR NOT) 581 121 581 4200 71299 13097 772098 776298 200000 775853 398886 439420 260963 184697 776298 4464958 1093233 4464958 26559813 15105210 50344429 18542779 26559813 50344429 18542779 TOTAL PURE-BRED DOGS TOTAL TOTAL PURE-BRED DOGS TOTAL REGISTERED UNTIL END 2016 REGISTERED UNTIL END 2016 151 56 151 664 1300 16119 5851 14819 6502 16119 88210 10641 13510 39194 33216 70426 238419 20657 589397 2111495 300470 238419 589397 1267409 2111495 1267409 PURE-BRED DOGS REGISTERED 2016 PURE-BRED DOGS REGISTERED 2016 5 0 2 5 3 6 2 0 82 13 38 83 22 15 207 204 209 207 161 377 884 209 1693 1693 10327 12436 10327 12436 CLUBS CLUBS 5 21 21 270 369 800 309 190 568 4511 3271 3541 9000 3541 1950 9000 27054 20818 13156 76953 25363 172046 172046 1413489 1598097 1413489 1598097 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS 4 1 0 1 10 16 44 48 36 15 42 160 160 598 469 125 129 598 469 160 6419 6419 7647 7647 JUDGES JUDGES STATISTICS 2016 - AFRICA 2016 STATISTICS STATISTICS 2016 - ASIA AND THE PACIFIC 2016 STATISTICS 5 3 5 2 0 6 4 1 2 3 1 10 10 10 15 25 18 16 211 211 107 683 128 128 683 1033 1033 CACIB SHOWS CACIB SHOWS 4 0 0 0 48 12 52 28 30 28 18 20 20 52 174 364 982 133 155 982 1181 1181 4177 4177 1962 1962 CAC SHOWS CAC SHOWS 49 33 33 110 250 122 2113 1177 4371 6379 3689 3939 2084 4237 3939 11264 30086 64669 18962 64669 105974 520934 265365 186928 520934 186928 265365 LITTERS LITTERS 450 172 155 432 155 6122 4901 1200 10562 38883 14636 15836 32969 85942 69730 18957 15836 13495 300162 242917 242917 582777 582777 2075490 2075490 1233805 1233805 PUPPIES PUPPIES IRAN INDIA EGYPT CHINA JAPAN AFRICA EUROPE EUROPE TAIWAN VIETNAM COUNTRY COUNTRY PAKISTAN THAILAND MALAYSIA SRI LANKA AUSTRALIA INDONESIA MONGOLIA SINGAPORE PHILIPPINES HONG KONG MIDDLE EAST MIDDLE EAST TOTAL AFRICA TOTAL TOTAL WORLD TOTAL TOTAL WORLD TOTAL SOUTH AFRICA NEW ZEALAND ASIA AND PACIFIC REPUBLIC OF KOREA TOTAL ASIA AND PACIFIC TOTAL THE AMERICAS AND CARIBBEAN THE AMERICAS AND CARIBBEAN N.B.: The data have been collected from the national canine organisations member of FCI. Blank cells in table mean either no answer organisation FCI or not available. N.B.: N.B.: The data have been collected from the national canine organisations member of FCI. Blank cells in table mean either no answer organisation FCI or not available. N.B.:

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2017 events FCI Dog Shows Calendar (as of 28/4/2017)

Please check the updated version of this list at http://www.fci.be/en/schedules/default.aspx

EUROPE Charleroi, 7-8 Oct Kranevo (Varna), 10 Sep Leuven, 28-29 Oct Asenovgrad, 12 Oct AUSTRIA Kortrijk, 18-19 Nov Asenovgrad, 13 Oct Graz, 4-5 Mar Brussels, 16 Dec Asenovgrad, 14 Oct Salzburg, 8-9 Apr Brussels, 17 Dec Asenovgrad, 15 Oct Wieselburg, 20-21 May Sofia, 17 Nov Klagenfurt, 10 Jun BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA Sofia, 18 Nov Klagenfurt, 11 Jun Banja Luka, 2 Apr Sofia, 19 Nov Oberwart, 15-16 Jul Vitez, 28 May Sofia, 15 Dec Sofia, 16 Dec Innsbruck, 19 Aug Kozarska Dubica, 18 Jun Sofia, 17 Dec Innsbruck, 20 Aug Sarajevo, 15 Jul Tulln, 30 Sep Sarajevo, 16 Jul CROATIA Tulln, 1 Oct Posusje, 1 Sep Rijeka, 25 Feb Wels, 2 Dec Posusje, 2 Sep Rijeka, 26 Feb Wels, 3 Dec Gradiska, 3 Sep Dubrovnik, 25 Apr Gradacac, 8 Oct Dubrovnik, 26 Apr ARMENIA Zadar, 28 Apr Yerevan, 24 May BULGARIA Zadar, 29 Apr Yerevan, 25 May Sofia, 20 Jan Zadar, 30 Apr Yerevan, 20 Sep Sofia, 21 Jan Zadar, 1 May Yerevan, 21 Sep Sofia, 22 Jan Varazdin, 13 May Sofia, 17 Feb Varazdin, 14 May AZERBAIJAN Sofia, 18 Feb Umag, 3 Jun Baku, 24 Mar Sofia, 19 Feb Umag, 4 Jun Baku, 25 Mar Sofia, 16 Mar Split, 28 Jul Baku, 26 Mar Sofia, 17 Mar Split, 30 Jul Baku, 1 Jun Sofia, 18 Mar Karlovac, 9 Sep Baku, 2 Jun Sofia, 19 Mar Karlovac, 10 Sep Baku, 3 Jun Asenovgrad, 23 Apr Osijek, 23 Sep Baku, 4 Jun Asenovgrad, 24 Apr Osijek, 24 Sep Baku, 16 Sep Asenovgrad, 25 Apr Zagreb, 25 Nov Baku, 17 Sep Asenovgrad, 26 Apr Zagreb, 26 Nov Baku, 8 Dec Asenovgrad, 27 Apr Baku, 9 Dec Asenovgrad, 18 Mai CYPRUS Baku, 10 Dec Asenovgrad, 19 Mai Lemesos, 4 Mar Asenovgrad, 20 Mai Lemesos, 5 Mar BELARUS Asenovgrad, 21 Mai Pafos, 3 Jun Minsk, 25 Feb Varna, 12 Jun Pafos, 4 Jun Minsk, 26 Feb Varna, 13 Jun Lefkosia, 7 Oct Minsk, 10 Jun Varna, 14 Jun Lefkosia, 8 Oct Minsk, 11 Jun Varna, 15 Jun Minsk, 2 Sep Varna, 16 Jun CZECH REPUBLIC Minsk, 3 Sep Varna, 17 Jun Brno, 4 Feb Minsk, 25 Nov Kranevo (Varna), 12 Jul Brno, 5 Feb Minsk, 26 Nov Kranevo (Varna), 13 Jul Ceske Budejovice, 22-23 Apr Kranevo (Varna), 14 Jul Praha, 15-16 Apr BELGIUM Kranevo (Varna), 15 Jul Litomerice, 20-21 May Kranevo (Varna), 16 Jul Brno, 24-25 Jun Mouscron, 28-29 Jan Asenovgrad, 9 Aug Weelde, 25-26 Feb Mlada Boleslav, 12-13 Aug Asenovgrad, 10 Aug Ceske Budejovice, 7-8 Oct Antwerpen, 29-30 Apr Asenovgrad, 11 Aug Genk, 24-25 Jun Praha, 4 Nov Asenovgrad, 12 Aug Praha, 5 Nov Liège, 22 Jul Asenovgrad, 13 Aug Liège, 23 Jul Kranevo (Varna), 6 Sep DENMARK Mechelen, 19 Aug Kranevo (Varna), 7 Sep Fredericia, 11-12 Feb Mechelen, 20 Aug Kranevo (Varna), 8 Sep Roskilde, 29 Apr Namur, 9-10 Sep Kranevo (Varna), 9 Sep

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Roskilde, 30 Apr Lyon, 23 Apr Athens, 23 Jun Vejen, 10 Jun Amiens, 29-30 Apr Athens, 24 Jun Vejen, 11 Jun Frejus, 8 May Athens, 25 Jun Bornholm, 19 Aug Rennes, 14 May Syros, 2 Jul Bornholm, 20 Aug Nantes, 3-4 Jun Thessaloniki, 16 Sep Copenhagen, 23-24 Sep Auch, 25 Jun Thessaloniki, 17 Sep Herning, 4 Nov St Denis de la Réunion, 2 Jul Athens, 13 Oct Herning, 5 Nov Dunkerke, 14-15-16 Jul Athens, 14 Oct Ales, 22-23 Jul Athens, 15 Oct ESTONIA Brive la Gaillarde, 13 Aug Athens, 19 Nov Tallinn, 11-12 Feb Strasbourg, 19-20 Aug Narva, 25-26 Mar Macon, 2-3 Sep HUNGARY Tallinn, 8-9 Apr Besançon, 23-24 Sep Budapest, 8 Jan Tallinn, 3-4 Jun Compiegne, 23-24 Sep Budapest, 16 Feb Parnu, 8 Jul Villepinte, 30 Sep-1 Oct Budapest, 17 Feb Parnu, 9 Jul Douai, 7-8 Oct Budapest, 19 Feb Tallinn, 19 Aug Poitiers, 21-22 Oct Debrecen, 15 Apr Tallinn, 20 Aug Metz, 5 Nov Debrecen, 16 Apr Tallinn, 23-24 Sep Martigues, 25-26 Nov Budapest, 29 Apr Tartu, 4 Nov Rouen, 2-3 Dec Budapest, 30 Apr Tartu, 5 Nov Nantes, 10 Dec Budapest, 1 May Miskolc, 13 May FINLAND GEORGIA Miskolc, 14 May Kajaani, 14-15 Jan Tbilisi, 25 Mar Székesfehérvár, 10 Jun Turku, 21-22 Jan Tbilisi, 26 Mar Székesfehérvár, 11 Jun Lahti, 25-26 Mar Tbilisi, 27 May Szombathely, 15-16 Jul Vaasa, 8-9 Apr Tbilisi, 28 May Debrecen, 22 Jul Lappeenranta, 15-16 Apr Telavi, 23 Sep Hódmezovásárhely, 9 Sep Tampere, 6-7 May Telavi, 24 Sep Hódmezovásárhely, 10 Sep Hamina, 20-21 May Komárom, 20 Oct Helsinki, 20-21 May GERMANY Komárom, 21 Oct Kotka, 17-18 Jun Nürnberg, 7-8 Jan Komárom, 22 Oct Rovaniemi, 24-25 Jun Offenburg, 11-12 Mar Budapest, 3 Dec Hameenlinna, 1-2 Jul Chemnitz, 8-9 Apr Ylivieska, 8-9 Jul Erfurt, 7 May ICELAND Oulu, 15 Jul Neumunster, 13-14 May Reykjavik, 4-5 Mar Oulu, 16 Jul Dortmund, 19-21 May Reykjavik, 25 Jun Kemi, 22-23 Jul Dortmund Europasieger, 19-21 May Reykjavik, 16-17 Sep Helsinki, 28-30 Jul Saarbrücken, 4 Jun Reykjavik, 25-26 Nov Pori, 29-30 Jul Hannover, 10 Jun Kuopio, 5-6 Aug Hannover, 11 Jun IRELAND Joensuu, 12 Aug Bremen, 5 Aug Dublin, 17 Mar Eckero, 30 Sep-1 Oct Ludwigshafen, 12-13 Aug Dublin, 18 Mar Jyvaskyla, 14 Oct Rostock, 30 Sep-1 Oct Dublin, 15 Apr Jyvaskyla, 15 Oct Dortmund, 13-15 Oct Clonmel, 30 Apr Seinajoki, 28-29 Oct Dortmund Bundessieger, 13-15 Oct Dublin, 17 Jun Tampere, 26 Nov Leipzig, 8 Nov Dublin, 7 Oct Helsinki, 8 Dec Leipzig (World Dog Show), Dublin, 8 Oct Helsinki, 9 Dec 9-12 Nov Helsinki, 10 Dec Karlsruhe, 3 Dec ISRAEL Kassel, 10 Dec Afula, 28 Jan FRANCE Tel Aviv, 6 May GIBRALTAR Le Bourget, 7-8 Jan Arad, 21 Oct Bordeaux, 15 Jan (BRITISH OVERSEAS TERRITORY) Perpignan, 29 Jan Gibraltar, 16 Sep ITALY Troyes, 4-5 Feb Gibraltar, 17 Sep Modena, 6 Jan Niort, 12 Feb Carrara, 8 Jan Bourges, 18-19 Feb GREECE Padova, 14 Jan Toulouse, 25-26 Feb Thessaloniki, 4 Feb Padova, 15 Jan Valence, 4-5 Mar Thessaloniki, 5 Feb Bari, 22 Jan Perigueux, 11-12 Mar Athens, 6 May Caresanablot, 4 Feb Montluçon, 19 Mar Athens, 7 May Caresanablot, 5 Feb Angers, 26 Mar Thessaloniki, 20 May Arezzo, 11 Feb Limoges, 8-9 Apr Thessaloniki, 21 May Arezzo, 12 Feb Pau, 15-16 Apr

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Civitanova Marche, 18-19 Feb Foggia, 3 Dec Ohrid, 6 Aug Nuoro, 25 Feb Latina, 8 Dec Ohrid, 7 Aug Cagliari, 26 Feb Erba, 9-10 Dec Ohrid, 8 Aug Gonzaga, 4-5 Mar Verona, 16-17 Dec Mavrovo, 16 Sep Catanzaro, 12 Mar Mavrovo, 17 Sep Reggio Emilia, 17 Mar KAZAKHSTAN Skopje, 21 Oct Reggio Emilia, 18 Mar Karaganda, 19 Mar Skopje, 22 Oct Reggio Emilia, 19 Mar Almaty, 1 Apr Kumanovo, 9 Dec Modica, 26 Mar Almaty, 2 Apr Kumanovo, 10 Dec Ferrara, 2 Apr Ust-Kamenogorsk, 4 Jun Montichiari, 8-9 Apr Kapchagay, 23 Jun MALTA Rimini, 15 Apr Kapchagay, 24 Jun Mosta, 10 Jun Rimini, 16 Apr Kapchagay, 25 Jun Mosta, 11 Jun Forli, 22 Apr Almaty, 14 Oct Pembroke, 18 Nov Livorno, 23 Apr Almaty, 15 Oct Pembroke, 19 Nov Ravenna, 25 Apr Grosseto, 29 Apr KIRGHIZISTAN MOLDAVIA Campobasso, 30 Apr Bishkek, 8 Apr Chisinau, 10 Feb Casale Monferrato, 1 May Bishkek, 9 Apr Chisinau, 11 Feb Ercolano, 6 May Bishkek, 30 Sep Chisinau, 12 Feb Ercolano, 7 May Bishkek, 1 Oct Chisinau, 7 Apr Riva del Garda, 13 May Chisinau, 8 Apr Enna, 14 May KOSOVO Chisinau, 9 Apr Palermo, 21 May Tiraspol, 26 May Rende, 27 May Peje, 3 Aug Tiraspol, 27 May Rende, 28 May Peje, 4 Aug Tiraspol, 28 May Pisa, 2 Jun Chisinau, 8 Jul Pisa, 4 Jun LATVIA Chisinau, 9 Jul Viterbo, 10-11 Jun Riga, 18 Mar Chisinau, 28 Aug Rho, 16 Jun Riga, 19 Mar Chisinau, 29 Aug Rho, 17 Jun Riga, 10-11 Jun Chisinau, 30 Aug Rho, 18 Jun Riga, 30 Sep-1 Oct Chisinau, 6 Oct Narni, 24 Jun Chisinau, 7 Oct Porano, 25 Jun LITHUANIA Chisinau, 8 Oct Ivrea, 30 Jun Kaunas, 28 Jan Chisinau, 15 Dec Torino, 2 Jul Kaunas, 29 Jan Chisinau, 16 Dec Sassari, 8 Jul Vilnius, 4 Mar Chisinau, 17 Dec Lecce, 9 Jul Vilnius, 5 Mar Fermo, 16 Jul Moletai, 27 May MONACO Mondovi, 30 Jul Moletai, 28 May Monaco, 6-7 May Gradisca d’Isonzo, 12-13 Aug Druskininkai, 4 Aug Prato, 2 Sep Druskininkai, 5 Aug MONTENEGRO Matera, 3 Sep Druskininkai, 6 Aug Ostuni, 10 Sep Vilnius, 16 Dec Herceg Novi, 5 Feb Bologna, 16 Sep Vilnius, 17 Dec Bar, 22 Apr Roma, 16 Sep Bar, 23 Apr Roma, 17 Sep LUXEMBOURG Bijelo Polje, 26 May Oristano, 23 Sep Pljevlja, 27 May Luxembourg, 8-9 Apr Siracusa, 24 Sep Danilovgrad, 21 Jun Luxembourg, 2-3 Sep Chieti, 30 Sep Danilovgrad, 22 Jun Chieti, 1 Oct Cetinje, 1 Aug MACEDONIA Rapallo, 7 Oct Cetinje, 2 Aug Bergamo, 8 Oct Skopje, 11 Feb Kotor, 3 Sep Bastia Umbra, 14-15 Oct Skopje, 12 Feb Golubovci, 4 Sep Roma, 21 Oct Bitola, 25 Mar Nikšic, 23 Sep Roma, 22 Oct Bitola, 26 Mar Nikšic, 24 Sep Reggio di Calabria, 28 Oct Prilep, 8 Apr Budva, 21 Oct Messina, 29 Oct Prilep, 9 Apr Canj, 22 Oct Busto Arsizio, 3 Nov Skopje, 29 Apr Podgorica, 25 Nov Busto Arsizio, 4 Nov Skopje, 30 Apr Podgorica, 26 Nov Busto Arsizio, 5 Nov Gevgelija, 27 May Genova, 18 Nov Gevgelija, 28 May MOROCCO Skopje, 10 Jun Genova, 19 Nov Marrakech, 6-7 May Cremona, 25-26 Nov Skopje, 11 Jun Asti, 2 Dec Ohrid, 5 Aug

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NETHERLANDS Torres Vedras, 20 Aug Nizhniy Novgorod, 21 Oct Eindhoven, 3-5 Feb Aveiro, 1 Oct Nizhniy Novgorod, 22 Oct Groningen, 4-5 Mar Braga, 19 Nov Moscow, 18 Nov Leiden, 18-19 Mar Santarem, 3 Dec Moscow, 19 Nov Goes, 15 Apr Novosibirsk, 26 Nov Goes, 16 Apr ROMANIA Yekaterinburg, 2-3 Dec Oss, 26-28 May Cluj Napoca, 11 Feb St. Petersburg, 16 Dec Echt, 1-2 Jul Cluj Napoca, 12 Feb St. Petersburg, 17 Dec Rotterdam, 29 Jul Bucuresti, 11 Mar Stavropol, 10 Dec Rotterdam, 30 Jul Bucureti, 12 Mar Maastricht, 30 Sep Bistrita, 2 Apr SAN MARINO Maastricht, 1 Oct Satu Mare, 22 Apr San Marino, 12 Mar Zwolle, 7 Oct Satu Mare, 23 Apr San Marino, 18 May Zwolle, 8 Oct Timisoara, 6 May San Marino, 19 May Bleiswijk, 4 Nov Timisoara, 7 May San Marino, 20 May Bleiswijk, 5 Nov Sibiu, 27 May San Marino, 21 May Amsterdam, 8 Dec Sibiu, 28 May San Marino, 10 Sep Amsterdam, 9-10 Dec Bucharest, 10 Jun San Marino, 2 Dec Gorinchem, 16-17 Dec Bucharest, 11 Jun San Marino, 3 Dec Ploiesti, 8 Jul NORWAY Ploiesti, 9 Jul SERBIA Bo, 18-19 Feb Alba Iulia, 29 Jul Belgrade, 5 Mar Kristiansand, 18-19 Mar Alba Iulia, 30 Jul Bogatic, 25 Mar Bergen, 22-23 Apr Oradea, 6 Aug Vrsac, 26 Mar Alesund, 13-14 May Targu Mures, 9 Sep Jagodina, 1 Apr Drammen, 10-11 Jun Targu Mures, 10 Sep Zajecar, 2 Apr Tromso, 18 Jun Arad, 30 Sep Odzaci, 8 Apr Trondheim, 1-2 Jul Arad, 1 Oct Kragujevac, 9 Apr Hamar, 19-20 Aug Turda, 14 Oct Natalinci, 23 Apr Rogaland, 9-10 Sep Turda, 15 Oct Vranje, 1 May Harstad, 7-8 Oct Craiova, 28 Oct Stara Pazova, 2 May Lillestrom, 18-19 Nov Craiova, 29 Oct Ruma, 7 May Nis, 13 May POLAND RUSSIA Topola, 14 May Zielona Gora, 4-5 Mar Perm, 28-29 Jan Ada, 20 May Katowice, 17-18-19 Mar St. Petersburg, 25-26 Feb Subotica, 21 May Opole, 22-23 Apr Moscow, 17 Mar Becej, 17 Jun Lodz, 13-14 May Moscow, 18 Mar Kraljevo, 18 Jun Rzeszow, 20-21 May Moscow, 19 Mar Sabac, 25 Jun Krakow, 17-18 Jun Belgorod, 9 Apr Irig, 9 Jul Kolobrzeg, 24-25 Jun Krasnodar, 16 Apr Sokobanja, 29 Jul Warszawa, 8-9 Jul St. Petersburg, 22-23 Apr Smederevo, 19 Aug Czestochowa, 22-23 Jul Samara, 7 May Obrenovac, 2 Sep Sopot, 5 Aug Rostov-on-Don, 21 May Leskovac, 10 Sep Sopot, 6 Aug Omsk, 27 May Novi Sad, 16 Sep Zakopane, 12-13 Aug Vladivostok, 28 May Pozarevac, 17 Sep Bialystok, 19-20 Aug Irkutsk, 3 Jun Gorni Milanovac, 23 Sep Wroclaw, 23-24 Sep Smolensk, 17-18 Jun Cacak, 24 Sep Poznan, 21 Oct St. Petersburg, 24 Jun Backa Topola, 30 Sep Poznan, 22 Oct St. Petersburg, 25 Jun Krusevac, 1 Oct Kielce, 24 Nov Kaliningrad, 1-2 Jul Belgrade, 19 Nov Kielce, 25 Nov Tjumen, 22-23 Jul Kielce, 26 Nov Kazan, 29-30 Jul SLOVAKIA Kursk, 30 Jul Nitra, 14 Jan PORTUGAL Pskov, 5-6 Aug Nitra, 15 Jan Chelyabinsk, 12-13 Aug Matosinhos, 14 Jan Bratislava, 1 Apr Ulan-Ude, 19 Aug Matosinhos, 15 Jan Bratislava, 2 Apr Rostov-on-Don, 20 Aug Caldas da Rainha, 19 Mar Lucenec, 6 May Velikiy Novgorod, 19-20 Aug Montijo, 23 Apr Lucenec, 7 May Khabarovsk, 2-3 Sep Elvas, 13 May Nitra, 2 Jun Novorossiysk, 10 Sep Vila Franca de Xira, 4 Jun Nitra, 3 Jun Krasnodar, 17 Sep Lisboa, 14 Jul Nitra, 4 Jun Sochi, 24 Sep Lisboa, 15 Jul Velka Ida, 1 Jul Vladivostok, 1 Oct Sintra, 30 Jul Velka Ida, 2 Jul Voronezh, 1 Oct Torres Vedras, 19 Aug Bratislava, 19 Aug

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Bratislava, 20 Aug Palma de Mallorca, 15 Oct TURKEY Nitra, 16 Sep Torrepachecho, 22 Oct Antalya, 11 Mar Nitra, 17 Sep Valls, 28-29 Oct Antalya, 12 Mar Nitra, 9 Dec Santiago de Compostela, 29 Oct Istanbul, 22 Jul Nitra, 10 Dec Jerez de la Frontera, 5 Nov Istanbul, 23 Jul Pamplona (Navarra), 19 Nov Izmir, 19 Aug SLOVENIA Malaga, 26 Nov Izmir, 20 Aug Ljubljana, 21 Jan Alicante, 3 Dec Istanbul, 24 Sep Ljubljana, 22 Jan Valencia, 17 Dec Istanbul, 28 Oct Celje, 18 Feb Istanbul, 29 Oct Celje, 19 Feb SWEDEN Maribor, 15 Apr Göteborg, 5-7 Jan UKRAINE Maribor, 16 Apr Göteborg, 6-8 Jan Kyiv, 24 Aug Obala, 7 May Strängnäs, 10-11-12 Mar Kyiv (European Section Show), Bled, 24 Jun Malmö, 18-19 Mar 25-27 Aug Bled, 25 Jun Lidköping, 6-7 May Odesa, 31 Aug Slovenj Gradec, 16 Sep Hässleholm, 20-21 May Odesa, 1 Sep Slovenj Gradec, 17 Sep Österbybruk, 27-28 May Odesa, 2 Sep Lipica, 7 Oct Norrköping, 3 Jun Lyiv, 2 Sep Lipica, 8 Oct Norrköping, 4 Jun Lyiv, 3 Sep Vrtojba, 9 Dec Norrköping, 5 Jun Mykolaiv, 9 Sep Vrtojba, 10 Dec Vännäs, 17-18 Jun Uzhgorod, 16 Sep Gällivare, 30 Jun-1 Jul Uzhgorod, 17 Sep SPAIN Tvååker, 7 Jul Dnipropetrovsk, 16 Sep Vigo (Pontevedra), 22 Jan Piteå, 15-16 Jul Dnipropetrovsk, 17 Sep Zaragoza, 5 Feb Köping, 22-23 Jul Vinnytsia, 23 Sep Granada, 19 Feb Ransäter, 29-30 Jul Zaporizhzhia, 30 Sep Valladolid, 26 Feb Svenstavik, 5-6 Aug Zaporizhzhia, 1 Oct Sevilla, 5 Mar Visby, 6 Aug Kharkiv, 7 Oct Gerona, 18-19 Mar Ronneby, 12-13 Aug Odesa, 14 Oct Talavera de la Reina, 2 Apr Askersund, 12-13 Aug Lviv, 21 Oct Aviles, 9 Apr Sandviken/Högbo, 2-3 Sep Lviv, 22 Oct Irun (Guipuzcoa), 23 Apr Helsingborg, 9-10 Sep Kherson, 22 Oct Tenerife, 14 May Sundsval, 7-8 Oct Odesa, 4 Nov Badajoz, 14 May Växjö, 3-4-5 Nov Kharkiv, 5 Nov Madrid, 27-28 May Stockholm/Älvsjö, 16-17 Dec Kyiv, 2 Dec Martorell, 11 Jun Kyiv, 3 Dec Castellon, 18 Jun SWITZERLAND Las Palmas, 17-18 Jun Aarau, 24 Jun UZBEKISTAN Medina De Pomar, 25 Jun Aarau, 25 Jun Tashkent, 15 Apr Cantabria, 2 Jul Kreuzlingen, 5-6 Aug Tashkent, 16 Apr Portugalete, 9 Jul Genf, 17 Nov Tashkent, 23 Sep Bilbao (Vizcaya), 3 Sep Genf, 18 Nov Tashkent, 24 Sep Leon, 24 Sep Genf, 19 Nov Talavera de la Reina, 7-8 Oct THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN

ARGENTINA Jauregui, 10 Sep BRAZIL Cordoba, 5 Mar Tandil, 17 Sep São Paulo, 4-5 Mar Santiago del Estero, 19 Mar Santa Fe, 24 Sep São Paulo, 18-19 Mar Buenos Aires, 5 Apr Rosario, 1 Oct Fortaleza, 1-2 Apr Buenos Aires, 7 Apr Bahia Blanca, 8 Oct Rio de Janeiro city, 1-2 Apr Buenos Aires, 9 Apr Mendoza, 15 Oct Uberlândia, 1-2 Apr Necochea, 23 Apr Mar Del Plata, 12 Nov Cuiabá, 15-16 Apr Rosario, 7 May Villa Gesell, 19 Nov Niterói, 13-14 May Neuquen, 14 May Buenos Aires, 26 Nov São Luiz–Maranhão, 20-21 May Santa Fe, 28 May São Paulo, 26 May San Luis, 4 Jun BOLIVIA São Paulo, 27 May Corrientes, 25 Jun Tarija, 23 Jul São Paulo, 28 May Cordoba, 2 Jul Cochabamba, 12 Aug Juiz de Fora, 10-11 Jun Escobar, 30 Jul Cochabamba, 13 Aug Fortaleza, 24-25 Jun Jujuy, 13 Aug Santa Cruz, 23 Sep São Paulo, 24-25 Jun Buenos Aires, 2 Sep La Paz, 22 Oct Crato, 15-16 Jul Buenos Aires, 3 Sep Porto Alegre, 15-16 Jul

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Ribeirão Preto, 15 Jul San José, 3 Dec Mexico D.F., 5 Nov Ribeirão Preto, 16 Jul Mexico D.F., 11 Nov Niteroi, 22-23 Jul CUBA Mexico D.F., 12 Nov Joinville, 22-23 Jul La Habana, 20 Apr Mexico D.F., 7 Dec Minas Gerais, 29 Jul La Habana, 21 Apr Mexico D.F., 8 Dec Minas Gerais, 30 Jul La Habana, 22 Apr Mexico D.F., 9 Dec Palmas, 29 Jul La Habana, 23 Apr Mexico D.F., 10 Dec Porto Alegre, 5-6 Aug La Habana, 23 Nov Recife, 5-6 Aug La Habana, 24 Nov NICARAGUA Uberlândia, 5-6 Aug La Habana, 25 Nov Managua, 25 Feb Cuiabá, 12 Aug La Habana, 26 Nov Managua, 26 Feb Cuiabá, 13 Aug Granada, 28 Oct Distrito Federal, 26-27 Aug ECUADOR Granada, 29 Oct Foz do Iguaçu, 2-3 Sep Quito, 11 Feb Delta do Parnaíba–Maranhão, 9 Sep Quito, 12 Feb PANAMA Porto Alegre, 9 Sep Santo Domingo, 4 Mar Panama, 15 Oct Santana do Livramento, 16 Sep Santo Domingo, 5 Mar Londrina, 23-24 Sep Riobamba, 8 Apr PARAGUAY Espírito Santo, 30 Sep-1 Oct Riobamba, 9 Apr Niterói, 7-8 Oct Asunción, 29 Apr Quito, 6 May Paraíba, 7-8 Oct Asunción, 28 May Quito, 7 May São Paulo, 14-15 Oct Asunción, 4 Aug Guayaquil, 27 May Alagoas, 21 Oct Asunción, 5 Aug Guayaquil, 28 May Alagoas, 22 Oct Asunción, 6 Aug Quito, 8 Jul Caxias do Sul, 21 Oct Quito, 9 Jul Fortaleza, 21-22 Oct PERU Ibarra, 12-13 Aug Londrina, 28-29 Oct Lima, 28 Jan Guayaquil, 16 Sep Rio de Janeiro, 4-5 Nov Lima, 29 Jan Guayaquil, 17 Sep Campina Grande, 11-12 Nov Lima, 25 Feb Curitiba, 11-12 Nov Lima, 26 Feb EL SALVADOR Pelotas, 12-13 Nov Lima, 18 Mar Distrito Federal, 18-19 Nov San Salvador, 18 Mar Lima, 19 Mar Porto Alegre, 18-19 Nov San Salvador, 19 Mar Arequipa, 9 Apr Teresina, 18-19 Nov San Salvador, 11 Nov Lima, 20 May Recife, 25-26 Nov San Salvador, 12 Nov Lima, 21 May Cuiabá, 2-3 Dec Lima, 24 Jun Lauro de Freitas, 2-3 Dec GUATEMALA Lima, 25 Jun Santa Maria, 2 Dec Guatemala, 28 Jan Lima, 21 Jul Natal, 9-10 Dec Guatemala, 29 Jan Lima, 22 Jul Uberlândia, 9-10 Dec Guatemala Lima, 19 Aug Belém, 16-17 Dec (The Americas and the Caribbean Lima, 20 Aug Section Show), 25 Mar 26 Mar Chiclayo, 16 Sep CHILE Guatemala, 18 Nov Lima, 17 Nov Santiago, 14 Jan Guatemala, 19 Nov Lima, 18 Nov Santiago, 13 May Santiago, 19 Oct HONDURAS PUERTO RICO Santiago, 20 Oct Tegucigalpa, 18 Feb San Juan, 19 May Santiago, 21 Oct Tegucigalpa, 19 Feb San Juan, 20 May Santiago, 22 Oct Tegucigalpa, 29 Jul San Juan, 30 Nov Tegucigalpa, 30 Jul San Juan, 1 Dec COLOMBIA Tegucigalpa, 4 Nov San Juan, 2 Dec Bogota, 17 Mar Tegucigalpa, 5 Nov San Juan, 3 Dec Bogota, 18 Mar Bogota, 19 Mar MEXICO DOMINICAN Bogota, 20 Mar Guadalajara, 18 Feb REPUBLIC Pereira, 26 Jun Medellin, 20 Aug Guadalajara, 19 Feb Santo Domingo 8 Dec Medellin, 21 Aug Tijuana Baja, 6 Apr Santo Domingo 9 Dec Bogota, 29 Oct Tijuana Baja, 7 Apr Santo Domingo 10 Dec Tijuana Baja, 8 Apr COSTA RICA Tijuana Baja, 9 Apr URUGUAY San José, 27 May Mexico D.F., 14 May Punta del Este, 12 Feb San José, 28 May Mexico D.F., 21 Sep Montevideo, 9-10-11 Jul San José, 26 Aug Mexico D.F., 22 Sep Montevideo, 19 Nov San José, 27 Aug Mexico D.F., 23 Sep San José, 2 Dec Mexico D.F., 24 Sep VENEZUELA

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AUSTRALIA Changchun, 14 Jun INDIA Changchun, 15 Jun Bangalore, 2 Dec CHINA Changchun, 16 Jun Bangalore, 3 Dec Shenzhen, 16 Jun Fuzhou, 13 Jan Shenzhen, 17 Jun Fuzhou, 14 Jan INDONESIA Shenzhen, 18 Jun Fuzhou, 15 Jan Jakarta, 4 Feb Haerbin 11 Aug Nanning, 10 Feb Surabaya, 19 Feb Haerbin, 12 Aug Nanning, 11 Feb Bandung City, 8 Apr Haerbin, 13 Aug Nanning, 12 Feb Bandung City, 9 Apr Kunming, 18 Aug Langfang, 17 Feb Jakarta, 19 May Kunming, 19 Aug Langfang, 18 Feb Surabaya, 16 Jul Kunming, 20 Aug Langfang, 19 Feb Bandung City, 5 Aug Beijing, 8 Sep Weifang, 24 Feb Bandung City, 6 Aug Beijing, 9 Sep Weifang, 25 Feb Semarang, 26 Aug Beijing, 10 Sep Weifang, 26 Feb Semarang, 27 Aug Xi’an, 15 Sep Hefei, 3 Mar Yogyakarta, 21 Oct Xi’an, 16 Sep Hefei, 4 Mar Yogyakarta, 22 Oct Xi’an, 17 Sep Hefei, 5 Mar Jakarta, 4 Nov Shenyang, 22 Sep Xuzhou, 10 Mar Surabaya, 3 Dec Shenyang, 23 Sep Xuzhou, 11 Mar Shenyang, 24 Sep Xuzhou, 12 Mar Hangzhou, 28 Sep JAPAN Wuhan, 17 Mar Hangzhou, 29 Sep Chiba, 22 Jan Wuhan, 18 Mar Hangzhou, 30 Sep Kanagawa, 5 Feb Wuhan, 19 Mar Shanghai (Asia and the Pacific Aichi, 19 Feb Tianjin, 24 Mar Section Show), 3-6 Oct Gunma, 19 Mar Tianjin, 25 Mar Beijing, 13 Oct Tokyo, 1-2 Apr Tianjin, 26 Mar Beijing, 14 Oct Kagawa, 16 Apr Wuxi, 31 Mar Beijing, 15 Oct Shiga, 14 May Wuxi, 1 Apr Langfang, 19 Oct Yamagata, 28 May Wuxi, 2 Apr Langfang, 20 Oct Niigata, 18 Jun Langfang, 7 Apr Langfang, 21 Oct Hokkaido, 16 Jul Langfang, 8 Apr Langfang, 22 Oct Okayama, 15 Oct Langfang, 9 Apr Xiamen, 27 Oct Fukuoka, 12 Nov Zhengzhou, 14 Apr Xiamen, 28 Oct Osaka, 3 Dec Zhengzhou, 15 Apr Xiamen, 29 Oct Tokyo, 17 Dec Zhengzhou, 16 Apr Wuxi, 3 Nov Saitama, 24 Dec Benxi, 20 Apr Wuxi, 4 Nov Benxi, 21 Apr Wuxi, 5 Nov MALAYSIA Benxi, 22 Apr Hangzhou, 17 Nov Kuala Lumpur, 3 Mar Benxi, 23 Apr Hangzhou, 18 Nov Kuala Lumpur, 4 Mar Dalian, 28 Apr Hangzhou, 19 Nov Kuala Lumpur, 5 Mar Dalian, 29 Apr Zhongshan, 23 Nov Dalian, 30 Apr Zhongshan, 24 Nov NEW ZEALAND Nanjing, 1 May Zhongshan, 25 Nov Nanjing, 2 May Zhongshan, 26 Nov Nanjing, 3 May PAKISTAN Guangzhou, 1 Dec Shanghai, 5 May Guangzhou, 2 Dec Multan, 22 Jan Shanghai, 6 May Guangzhou, 3 Dec Karachi, 5 Feb Shanghai, 7 May Chengdu, 8 Dec Lahore, 26 Feb Jinan, 19 May Chengdu, 9 Dec Jinan, 20 May Chengdu, 10 Dec PHILIPPINES Jinan, 21 May Wenzhou, 15 Dec Quezon, 19 Jan Qingdao, 26 May Wenzhou, 16 Dec Quezon, 20 Jan Qingdao, 27 May Wenzhou, 17 Dec Quezon, 21 Jan Qingdao, 28 May Hangzhou, 30 Dec Quezon, 22 Jan Changchun, 2 Jun Hangzhou, 31 Dec Marikina, 18 Mar Changchun, 3 Jun (+Hangzhou, 1 Jan 2018) Marikina, 19 Mar Changchun, 4 Jun Marikina, 27 May Chongqinq, 9 Jun HONG-KONG Marikina, 28 May Chongqinq, 10 Jun Marikina, 17 Jun Chongqinq, 11 Jun HKCEC, 10 Sep Hong Kong, 19 Nov Marikina, 18 Jun Chongqinq, 12 Jun Marikina, 14 Jul

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Marikina, 15 Jul Seoul, 2 Sep Tainan, 17 Sep Marikina, 16 Jul Seoul, 3 Sep Taipei, 14 Oct Iloilo, 21 Jul Gyeonggi-do, 23 Sep Taipei, 15 Oct Iloilo, 22 Jul Gyeonggi-do, 24 Sep Taichung, 18-19 Nov Iloilo, 23 Jul Jeonju, 21 Oct Tainan, 17 Dec Marikina, 19 Aug Jeonju, 22 Oct Marikina, 20 Aug Gyeonggi-do, 18 Nov THAILAND Cebu, 26 Aug Gyeonggi-do, 19 Nov Bangkok, 20 Jan Cebu, 27 Aug Seoul, 1 Dec Bangkok, 21 Jan Cebu, 28 Aug Seoul, 2 Dec Bangkok, 22 Jan Marikina, 16 Sep Seoul, 3 Dec Bangkok, 9 Feb Marikina, 17 Sep Bangkok, 10 Feb Marikina, 21 Oct SINGAPORE Bangkok, 11 Feb Marikina, 22 Oct Singapore, 16 Apr Bangkok, 12 Feb Marikina, 25 Nov Bangkok, 22 Apr Marikina, 26 Nov SRI LANKA Bangkok, 23 Apr Bangkok, 27 May REP. OF KOREA Sri Lanka, 4 Mar Sri Lanka, 5 Mar Bangkok, 28 May Seoul, 11 Feb Bangkok, 29 Jun Seoul, 12 Feb TAIWAN Bangkok, 30 Jun Daejeon, 11 Mar Bangkok, 1 Jul Daejeon, 12 Mar Taipei, 14 Jan Bangkok, 2 Jul Daejeon, 29 Apr Taipei, 15 Jan Bangkok, 21 Oct Daejeon, 30 Apr Tainan, 19 Feb Bangkok, 22 Oct Daegu, 27 May Taichung, 18-19 Mar Bangkok, 2 Dec Daegu, 28 May Taipei, 15 Apr Bangkok, 3 Dec Seoul, 10 Jun Taipei, 16 Apr Seoul, 11 Jun Taichung, 21 May VIETNAM Seoul, 1 Jul Tainan, 18 Jun Taipei, 16 Jul Ho Chi Minh, 16 Dec Seoul, 2 Jul Ho Chi Minh, 17 Dec Seoul, 5 Aug Miaoli, 19 Aug Seoul, 6 Aug Miaoli, 20 Aug

AFRICA

EGYPT SOUTH AFRICA Cairo, 11 Feb Gauteng, 12 May Cape Town, 19 Feb Durban, 26 May Cairo, 22 Apr Cape Town, 17 Jun Hurghada, 2 Sep Johannesburg, Gauteng, 18 Aug Hurghada, 3 Sep Gauteng, 6 Oct Cairo, 2 Dec Cape Town, 17 Oct

MOYEN ORIENT

BAHRAIN Saar, 9 Dec

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FCI SECTION SHOWS CALENDAR The Americas and the Caribbean Section Show 25-26 March, Guatelama (Guatemala) European Section Show 25-27 August, Kyiv (Ukraine) Asia and the Pacific Section Show 3-6 October, Shanghai (China) World Dog Show 9-12 November, Leipzig (Germany) FCI CHAMPIONSHIPS CALENDAR Continental Pointers – European Cup 5-7 March, Zadar (Croatia) Tracking Dogs - World Championship 6-9 April, Ptuj (Slovenia) www.ipo-fh2017.si Coursing - European Championship 30 June – 2 July, Lotzwil (Switzerland) Races - European Championship 1-3 September, Alsónémedi (Hungary) Agility – World Championship 5-8 October, Liberec (Czech Republic) www.agility2017.cz/cs/novinky Obedience – World Championship 15-18 June, Ostend (Belgium) Earth Dogs – European Cup 9-10 September, Carrezza-Latemar (Italy) IPO World Championship 12-17 September, Rheine (Germany) Hounds – European Cup 16-17 September, Podgorica (ME) Mondioring – World Championship 4-8 October, Bilbao (Spain) British Pointing Dogs date and place to be determined Serbia MEETINGS OF THE FCI GENERAL COMMITTEE

10-11 April Prague, Czech Republic 22-23 August Kiev, Ukraine 5-7 November Leipzig, Germany MEETINGS OF THE FCI COMMISSIONS Show 4-5 February, Sochi (Russia) Show Judges 4-5 February, Sochi (Russia) Agility 4-5 February, Liberec (Czech Republic) Earth Dogs 12 February, Malaga (Spain) Rescue 25-26 February, Helsinki (Finland) Continental Pointers 5 March, Zadar (Croatia) Utility 11-12 March (Münsterland, Germany) Standards 20-21 April, Paris (France) Scientific 20-21 April, Paris (France) Herding Dogs 20-22 April, Interlaken (Switzerland) Obedience 20-21 May, place to be determined (Switzerland) Breeding 27-28 May, Moscow (Russia) Sledge Dogs 27-28 May, Budapest (Hungary) Sighthounds Races 29 June, Lotzwil (Switzerland) Retrievers 3 July, Benesov (Czech Republic) Spaniels date to be determined in November, place to be determined

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LIST OF MEMBERS (as of April 28th, 2017) Full members : 41 Europe Associate members : 6 Contract partners : 4

1. ARMENIA ( Contract partner ) 7. BULGARIA ( Full member ) Armenian Dog-Lovers’ Association Bulgarian Republican Federation of Cynology 9 Tpagrichner str. 11, Plovdivsko pole str. - entr.1, office 1 AM 0010 YEREVAN BG 1756 SOFIA Tel. 00 374 10 54 00 81 Tel. 00 359 2 996 44 62 Tel. 00 374 95 28 88 78 http://www.brfk.org http://www.adla.am [email protected] [email protected] 8. CROATIA ( Full member ) 2. AUSTRIA ( Full member ) Hrvatski Kinoloski Savez Österreichischer Kynologenverband Ilica 61 Siegfried Marcus - Strasse 7 HR 10000 ZAGREB AT 2362 BIEDERMANNSDORF Tel. 00 385 1 48 46 125 Tel. 00 43 2236 710 667 Fax. 00 385 1 48 46 124 - 1 48 46 126 Fax. 00 43 2236 710 667 30 http://www.hks.hr http://www.oekv.at [email protected] [email protected] 9. CYPRUS ( Full member ) 3. AZERBAIJAN ( Full member ) Cyprus Kennel Club Kennel Union of the Republic of Azerbaijan 44 Vassiliou Voulgaroktonou 57/2 Nobel av. Flat 3-4 AZ 1025 BAKU CY 1010 NICOSIA Tel. 00 994 12 480 35 32 Tel. 00357 22677488 Tel. 00 994 12 480 35 92 Fax. 00357 22669407 Fax. 00 994 12 489 54 19 http://www.cypruskennelclub.org http://www.kinolog.az [email protected] [email protected] - [email protected] 10. CZECH REPUBLIC ( Full member ) 4. BELGIUM ( Full member ) Ceskomoravská Kynologická Unie Union Royale Cynologique Saint Hubert Maskova 3 Avenue A. Giraud, 98 CZ 18253 PRAHA 8 BE 1030 BRUXELLES Tel. 00 420 234 221 371 Tel. 00 32 2 245 48 40 Fax. 00 420 234 221 371 Fax. 00 32 2 245 87 90 http://www.cmku.cz http://www.srsh.be [email protected] [email protected] 11. DENMARK ( Full member ) 5. BELORUSSIA ( Full member ) Dansk Kennel Klub Belorussian Cynological Union (BCU) Parkvej 1 P.O. Box 532 DK 2680 SOLRØD STRAND BY 220050 MINSK Tel. 00 45 56 1881 00 Tel. 00 375 17 306 31 64 Fax. 00 45 56 1881 91 Fax. 00 375 17 306 05 95 http://www.dkk.dk http://www.bcu-upo.org [email protected] [email protected] 12. ESTONIA ( Full member ) 6. BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ( Contract partner ) Eesti Kennelliit Kinološki Savez u Bosni i Hercegovini (KSuBiH) Tuisu 2A Mladena Stojanovica 26 EE 11314 TALLINN BA 78000 BANJA LUKA Tel. 00 372 6 540 130 [email protected] Fax. 00 372 6 540 132 http://www.kennelliit.ee [email protected]

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13. FINLAND ( Full member ) 19. HUNGARY ( Full member ) Suomen Kennelliitto - Finska Kennelklubben Magyar Ebtenyésztok Országos Egyesületeinek Szövetsége Kamreerintie 8 Hofherr Albert u. 38-40 FI 02770 ESPOO HU 1194 BUDAPEST Tel. 00 358 9 887 300 Tel. 00 36 1 208 2307 Fax. 00 358 9 887 303 31 Fax. 00 36 1 208 2306 http://www.kennelliitto.fi http://www.kennelclub.hu [email protected] [email protected] 14. FRANCE ( Full member ) 20. ICELAND ( Full member ) Société Centrale Canine pour l’Amélioration des Races de Hundareaktarfelag Islands - Icelandic Kennel Club Chiens en France Sioumúla 15 155, avenue Jean Jaurès IS 108 REYKJAVIK FR 93535 AUBERVILLIERS CEDEX Tel. 00 354 588 52 55 Tel. 00 33 1 49 37 54 00 Fax. 00 354 588 52 69 Fax. 00 33 1 49 37 01 20 http://www.hrfi.is http://www.scc.asso.fr [email protected] [email protected] 21. IRELAND ( Full member ) 15. GEORGIA ( Associate member ) Irish Kennel Club - Fottrell House Fédération Cynologique de Géorgie Unit 36 - Greenmount Office Park 39 Pekini Ave. (Harold’s Cross Bridge) GE 0160 TBILISSI IE DUBLIN 6W Tel. 00 995 322 37 02 59 Tel. 00 353 1 453 3300 Fax. 00 995 322 37 02 59 Tel. 00 353 1 453 2309 http://www.fcg.ge Fax. 00 353 1 453 3237 [email protected] http://www.ikc.ie [email protected] 16. GERMANY ( Full member ) Verband für das Deutsche Hundewesen 22. ISRAEL ( Full member ) Postfach 10 41 54 Israel Kennel Club DE 44 041 DORTMUND 6, Hamasger Street Tel. 00 49 231 56 50 00 PO Box 162 Fax. 00 49 231 59 24 40 IL 60251 OR YEHUDAH http://www.vdh.de Tel. 00 972 3 672 71 74 [email protected] Fax. 00 972 3 672 71 73 http://www.ikc.org.il 17. GIBRALTAR ( Full member ) [email protected] Gibraltar Kennel Club P.O. Box 493 23. ITALY ( Full member ) 19/23 Naval Hospital Road Ente Nazionale della Cinofilia Italiana GI GIBRALTAR Viale Corsica 20 Tel. 00 350 200 41791 IT 20137 MILANO Fax. 00 350 200 40826 Tel. 00 39 02 700 20 31 http://www.gkc.gi Fax. 00 39 02 700 20 323 [email protected] http://www.enci.it [email protected] 18. GREECE ( Full member ) Kennel Club of Greece 24. KAZAKHSTAN ( Associate member ) P.O. Box 51 957 Union of Cynologists of Kazakhstan GR 145 65 AG. STEFANOS Gagarin ave. 73 Tel. 00 30 210 8145 165 KZ 050 009 ALMATY Fax. 00 30 210 8145 167 Tel. 00 53 7 727 375 66 01 http://www.koe.gr Fax. 00 53 7 727 375 66 01 [email protected] http://www.uck-kz.org [email protected]

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25. KIRGHIZISTAN ( Contract partner ) 31. MALTA ( Full member ) Union of Cynologists of Kyrgyz Republic Malta Kennel Club Scherbakova st. 38/1 54, rue D’Argens KG 720042 BISCHKEK MT MSIDA, MSD 05 MALTA Tel. 00 996 555 975 808 Tel. 00 356 21 34 35 24 Fax. 00 996 312 551 300 Fax. 00 356 21 34 35 24 http://www.uckr.kg http://www.maltakennelclub.org [email protected] [email protected] 26. KOSOVO ( Contract partner ) 32. MOLDAVIA ( Full member ) Federata Kinologjike e Kosovës Uniunea Chinologica Din Moldava (UChM) Bill Clinton 12/1 Str. Traian 1/1 of.1 KV 30000 PEJA MD 2060 CHISINAU Mobile: 00 377 44 258 554 Tel. 00 373 22 660777 Tel. 00 381 433 077 Fax. 00 373 22 562541 www.fkk-ks.org http://www.fci.md [email protected] [email protected] 27. LATVIA ( Full member ) 33. MONACO ( Full member ) Latvijas Kinologiska Federacija Société Canine de Monaco Elijas 21 Avenue d’Ostende 12 - Palais des Congres LV 1050 RIGA MC 98000 MONTE CARLO Tel. 00 371 6 7614 819 Tel. 00 377 93 50 55 14 Fax. 00 371 6 7618 015 Fax. 00 377 93 30 55 03 http://www.dogs.lv [email protected] [email protected] 34. MONTENEGRO ( Associate member ) 28. LITHUANIA ( Full member ) Kinoloski Savez Crne Gore (KSCG) Lietuvos Kinologu Draugija Zupci 64/A Visoriu Street 8 ME 85000 BAR LT 08300 VILNIUS Tel. 00 382 30 323 306 Tel. 00 370 5 279 68 81 Fax. 00 382 30 323 306 Fax. 00 370 5 279 68 81 http://www.kscg.co.me http://www.kinologija.lt [email protected] [email protected] 35. MOROCCO ( Full member ) 29. LUXEMBOURG ( Full member ) Société Centrale Canine Marocaine Fédération Cynologique Luxembourgeoise Résidence Auteuil Boîte Postale 69 158 Bd d’Anfa, Bureau 28, 7ème étage LU 4901 BASCHARAGE MA 20 050 CASABLANCA Tel. 00 352 50 28 66 Tel. 00 212 5 22 39 17 39 Fax. 00 352 50 54 14 Tel. 00 212 5 22 36 68 47 http://www.uchl.lu Fax. 00 212 5 22 39 13 67 [email protected] http://www.chiensdumaroc.org [email protected] 30. MACEDONIA ( Full member ) Kennel Association of Republic of Macedonia 36. NORWAY ( Full member ) Kosta Shahov str. No. 6/1/1/1, Norsk Kennel Klub P.O. Box 728 Nils Hansen vei, 20 MK 1000 SKOPJE Box 163 BRYN Tel. 00 389 23 085 860 NO 0611 OSLO 6 Fax. 00 389 23 085 860 Tel. 00 47 21 600 900 http://www.ksm.org.mk Fax. 00 47 21 600 901 [email protected] http://www.nkk.no [email protected]

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37. POLAND ( Full member ) 43. SLOVAKIA ( Full member ) Zwiazek Kynologiczny w Polsce Slovenska Kynologicka Jednota Al. Jerozolimskie 30 lok. 11 Furmanská 9 PL 00 024 VARSOVIE SK 841 03 BRATISLAVA Tel. 00 48 228 26 05 74 Tel. 00 421 2 52 49 22 98 Fax. 00 48 228 26 46 54 Fax. 00 421 2 64 28 27 35 http://www.zkwp.pl http://www.skj.sk [email protected] [email protected] 38. PORTUGAL ( Full member ) 44. SLOVENIA ( Full member ) Clube Português de Canicultura Kinološka zveza Slovenije - Cynological Association of Rua Frei Carlos 7 Slovenia PT 1600 095 LISBONNE Zapoge 3 D Tel. 00 351 21 799 47 90 SI 1217 Vodice Fax. 00 351 21 799 47 99 Tel. +386 (0)1 23 40 950 http://www.cpc.pt Fax. +386 (0)1 23 40 960 [email protected] http://www.kinoloska.si [email protected] 39. ROMANIA ( Full member ) Asociatia Chinologica Romana 45. SPAIN ( Full member ) Bd Dinicu Golescu 37, Bl. 4, Entrance C, Floor 1, Ap. 70 Real Sociedad Canina de España RO 010867 BUCHAREST Lagasca 16, Bajo derecha Tel. 00 40 21 314 3763 ES 28001 MADRID Fax. 00 40 21 316 1320 Tel. 00 34 91 426 49 60 http://www.ach.ro Fax. 00 34 91 435 11 13 - 435 28 95 [email protected] http://www.rsce.es [email protected] 40. RUSSIA ( Full member ) Russian Kynological Federation 46. SWEDEN ( Full member ) P.O Box 28 RKF Svenska Kennelklubben Gostinichnaja 9-4 Rinkebysvängen 70 RU 127106 MOSCOW SE 163 85 SPÄNGA Tel. 00 7 495 956 82 17 Tel. 00 46 8 795 30 00 Fax. 00 7 495 956 82 17 Fax. 00 46 8 795 30 40 http://www.rkf.org.ru http://www.skk.se [email protected]; [email protected] [email protected] 41. SAN MARINO ( Associate member ) 47. SWITZERLAND ( Full member ) Kennel Club San Marino Société Cynologique Suisse Strada Cardio, 58 Brunnmattstrasse 24 SM 47899 SERRAVALLE CH-3007 BERN Tel. 00 378 903 591 CH Postfach 3055 CH-3001 BERN Fax. 00 378 904 465 Tel. 00 41 31 306 62 62 http://www.kennelclubsanmarino.com Fax. 00 41 31 306 62 60 [email protected] http://www.skg.ch [email protected] 42. SERBIA ( Full member ) KINOLOSKI SAVEZ REPUBLIKE SRBIJE (KSS) 48. THE NETHERLANDS ( Full member ) Bukovicka 1 Raad van Beheer op Kynologisch Gebied in Nederland RS 11000 BEOGRAD Postbus 75901 Tel. 00 381 11 393 38 88 NL 1070 AX AMSTERDAM Z Fax. 00 381 11 247 25 51 Tel. 31 20 664 44 71 http://www.ksrs.rs Fax. 31 20 671 08 46 [email protected] http://www.raadvanbeheer.nl [email protected]

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49. TURKEY ( Associate member ) 51. UZBEKISTAN ( Associate member ) Köpek Irklari ve Kinoloji Federasyonu Cynological Federation of Uzbekistan Inönü Caddesi Sümer Sokak Sümko Sitesi No : L 4 Blok D: 1 Buyuk Ipak Yuli 65 Kozyatagi/Kadiköy UZ 700 077 TASHKENT TR 34737 ISTANBUL Tel. 00 998 712 68 18 82 Tel. 00 90 216 909 14 68 Fax. 00 998 712 68 18 82 Tel. 00 90 216 909 14 77 [email protected] Fax. 00 90 216 969 68 75 http://www.kif.org.tr [email protected] 50. UKRAINE ( Full member ) Ukrainian Kennel Union Vul. Obolonska Str, 39, Office 17 UA 04071 KIEV Tel. 00 380 44 531 37 56 Tel. 00 380 44 531 37 63 Fax. 00 380 44 531 37 64 http://www.uku.com.ua [email protected]; [email protected]

The Americas and the Caribbean Full members : 19 Associate member : 1 Contract partners : 0

1. ARGENTINA ( Full member ) 4. CHILE ( Full member ) Federación Cinológica Argentina Kennel Club de Chile Moreno 1325 Dr. Barros Borgoño 236 - of.1201-1204 AR C1091ABA BUENOS AIRES Providencia Tel. 00 54 11 43 83 00 31 CL SANTIAGO Tel. 00 55 11 43 81 39 45 Tel. 00 56 2 597 02 01 Fax. 00 54 11 43 84 77 85 Tel. 00 56 2 597 02 02 http://www.fca.org.ar Fax. 00 56 2 597 02 09 [email protected] http://www.kennelclub.cl [email protected] 2. BOLIVIA ( Associate member ) Kennel Club Boliviano 5. COLOMBIA ( Full member ) Avenida Busch # 1572 Edificio Boston, Planta Baja Oficina 09 Asociación Club Canino Colombiano Zona Miraflores Calle 123 n° 60-23 BO LA PAZ Apartado Postal 102268 Tel. 00 591 2 725 111 97 (office) CO BOGOTA D.C Tel. 00 591 2 656 365 36 (secretary) Tel. 00 57 1 624 60 16 http://www.kennelbolivia.com Fax. 00 57 1 226 41 95 [email protected] http://www.accc.com.co [email protected] 3. BRAZIL ( Full member ) Confederaçao Brasileira de Cinofilia 6. COSTA RICA ( Full member ) Rua Newton Prado, 74 Asociación Canófila Costarricense Sao Cristovao Los Yoses Sur del Club Alemán 75 metros Sur, Casa # 808 BR 20930 RIO DE JANEIRO RJ CR SAN PEDRO Tel. 00 55 21 3125 7777 Tel. 00 506 2280 8711 Fax. 00 55 21 2580 8178 Tel. 00 506 2280 8749 http://www.cbkc.org Fax. 00 506 2524 3041 [email protected] http://www.costarica-acc.com [email protected] ; [email protected]

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7. CUBA ( Full member ) 13. MEXICO ( Full member ) Federación Cinológica de Cuba Federación Canófila Mexicana Patrocinio No. 463 (entre Juan Delgado y Goicuria) Apartado Postal 22 535 Víbora, 10 de Octubre MX 14001 MÉXICO DF. MEXICO CU 12300 CIUDAD DE LA HABANA Tel. 00 52 55 56 55 93 30 Tel. 00 53 7 209 73 17 Fax. 00 52 55 56 55 73 62 Tel. 00 53 7 641 35 19 http://www.fcm.mx [email protected] [email protected] ; [email protected] 8. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ( Full member ) 14. NICARAGUA ( Full member ) Asociación Canófila Salvadoreña Asociación Canina Nicaraguense 83, Avenida Sur, Pasaje A#18 Carr. Vieja a Leon, Km 14 1/2 Colonia Escalón El Planetarium, calle Saturno n°4 SV SAN SALVADOR NI MANAGUA Tel. 00 503 2556 1693 Tel. 00 505 22 650 813 Tel. 00 503 2556 1694 Tel. 00 505 88 834 637 Fax. 00 503 2263 5201 http://www.acan-nicaragua.com http://www.acansal.com [email protected] [email protected] 15. PANAMA ( Full member ) 9. ECUADOR ( Full member ) Club Canino de Panamá Asociación Ecuatoriana de Registros Caninos Apartado 0818-00112 Calle Azuay E2 - 81 y Av. Republica PA PANAMA EC QUITO Tel. 00 507 261 5118 Tel. 00 593 2 462 726 http://www.clubcaninodepanama.com Fax. 00 593 2 245 9114 [email protected] http://www.aercan.com [email protected] 16. PARAGUAY ( Full member ) Paraguay Kennel Club 10. EL SALVADOR ( Full member ) Casilla de Correo 1809 - La Franconi n° 4264 Asociación Canófila Salvadoreña C/ Choferes del Chaco 83, Avenida Sur, Pasaje A#18 PY ASUNCION Colonia Escalón Tel. 00 595 21 608 595 SV SAN SALVADOR Tel. 00 595 0981 331 484 (mobile) Tel. 00 503 2556 1693 [email protected] Tel. 00 503 2556 1694 Fax. 00 503 2263 5201 17. PERU ( Full member ) http://www.acansal.com Kennel Club Peruano [email protected] Avenida Mariscal Miller n°2649 P.O. Box 18-0320 11. GUATEMALA ( Full member ) PE LIMA 14 Asociación Canofila Guatemalteca Tel. 00 511 441 13 67 Avenida de Las Américas 19-54, zona 13 Tel. 00 511 441 12 47 / 00 511 441 12 07 GT GUATEMALA CIUDAD Fax. 00 511 441 13 67 Ext. 25 Tel. 00 502 2332 1442 http://www.kcp.com.pe Fax. 00 502 2332 1442 [email protected] http://www.acangua.org [email protected] 18. PUERTO RICO ( Full member ) Federación Canófila de Puerto Rico 12. HONDURAS ( Full member ) P.O.Box 13968 Santurce Station Asociación Canófila de Honduras PR 00908-3968 SAN JUAN Colonia Humuya Calle Sendero Alfa Casa 2401 Tel. 00 1 787 748 36 54 HN TEGUCIGALPA Tel. 00 1 787 748 36 55 Tel. 00 504 2 239 2433 Fax. 00 1 787 283 11 43 Fax. 00 504 2 239 2626 http://www.federacioncanofila.org http://www.canofiladehonduras.com [email protected] [email protected]

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19. URUGUAY ( Full member ) 20. VENEZUELA ( Full member ) Kennel Club Uruguayo Federación Canina de Venezuela Carlos Quijano 1333 Urbanizacion California Norte Piso 1 Avenida Madrid, Quinta FCV UY MONTEVIDEO VE 1071 CARACAS Tel. 00 598 2 901 8155 Tel. 00 58 212 271 3426 Tel. 00 598 2 902 6278 Tel. 00 58 212 232 5475 Fax. 00 598 2 902 6278 Fax. 00 58 212 232 5475 http://www.kcu.com.uy http://www.fcv.org.ve [email protected] [email protected] ; [email protected]

Asia and the Pacific Full members : 11 Associate members : 4 Contract partners : 3

1. AUSTRALIA ( Associate member ) 5. INDONESIA ( Full member ) Australian National Kennel Council The All Indonesia Kennel Club P.O. Box 309 Kompleks Roxy Mas Blok D III n° 28, 3rd Floor Carina J1.K.H.Hasyim Ashari AU 4152 QUEENSLAND ID 10150 JAKARTA Tel. 00 61 7 3398 8608 Tel. 00 62 21 630 6905 Fax. 00 61 7 3395 3858 Fax. 00 62 21 630 6904 http://www.ankc.org.au [email protected] [email protected] 2. CHINA ( Full member ) 6. IRAN ( Contract partner ) China Kennel Union Iran Kennel Club (IKC) Room 508, Building A, Center V , Beichen Fudi Plaza No.20 Third Alley Changhui Road IR Qazvin (HaftSangan) CN 100024 BEIJING Tel. 00 98 28 33292599 Tel. 00 86 139 1126 1975 http://www.irankc.ir Fax. 00 8610 6553 9813 [email protected] http://www.cku.org.cn [email protected] 7. JAPAN ( Full member ) Japan Kennel Club 3. HONG KONG ( Full member ) 1-5 Kanda, Suda-cho, Chiyoda-ku Hong Kong Kennel Club JP 101-8552 TOKYO Unit D1, 18/F., TML Tower, Tel. 00 81 3 32 511 651 3 Hoi Shing Road, Tsuen Wan, N.T. Fax. 00 81 3 32 511 659 HK HONG KONG http://www.jkc.or.jp Tel. 00 852 25 23 39 44 [email protected] Fax. 00 852 25 21 87 47 http://www.hkkennelclub.com.hk 8. MALAYSIA ( Full member ) [email protected] Malaysian Kennel Association N°8 (1st Floor) Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad Dua 4. INDIA ( Full member ) Taman Tun Dr Ismail Kennel Club of India MY 60000 KUALA LUMPUR P.O. BOX 6872 Tel. 00 60 03 7729 2027 Nr 28, AA Block - First street Annanagar Tel. 00 60 03 7729 7822 IN 600 040 CHENNAI Fax. 00 60 03 7728 2312 Tel. 00 91 44 2621 4035 [email protected] Tel. 00 91 44 2621 3661 http://www.kennelclubofindia.org [email protected]

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9. MONGOLIA ( Contract partner ) 15. SRI LANKA ( Associate member ) Mongolian Kynological Federation (MKF) The Kennel Association of Sri Lanka Khan-Uul district, 15th khoroo, Ikh Mongol street NO. 75 (G/2) - Nelum Court Khansvill 101-1, # 902 KANDEWATTE ROAD MN 17011 Ulaanbaatar LK NUGEGODA Tel. 00976 99735573 Tel. 00 94 11 438 65 86 Tel. 00976 99833232 http://www.kasl.lk [email protected] [email protected] 10. NEW ZEALAND ( Associate member ) 16. TAIWAN ( Full member ) New Zealand Kennel Club Kennel Club of Taiwan Prosser Street, Eldson - Private Bag 1F, 303-1, Da Chang, 1st Road NZ 50903 PORIRUA KAOHSIUNG Tel. 00 64 4 237 4489 TW TAIWAN ROC Fax. 00 64 4 237 0721 Tel. 00 886 7 389 2957 http://www.nzkc.org.nz Tel. 00 886 7 389 2964 [email protected] Fax. 00 886 7 389 3060 http://www.kctdog.org.tw 11. PAKISTAN ( Associate member ) [email protected] Kennel Club of Pakistan LG-21 Gulberg Arcade, 17. THAILAND ( Full member ) Gulberg II. The Kennel Association of Thailand PK 54660 LAHORE 338/468 Ladprao 87 Rd. (Soi. Chantrasuk) Tel. 00 92 30 84566974 Chaokunsing Wangthonglang Tel. 00 92 42 35788291 TH 10310 BANGKOK Fax. 00 92 42 35788291 Tel. 00 662 539 8394 http://www.kcp.com.pk Tel. 00 662 539 8395 [email protected] Fax. 00 662 539 8405 http://www.kathailand.org 12. PHILIPPINES ( Full member ) [email protected] Philippine Canine Club Rm 206 Hillcrest Condominium 18. VIETNAM ( Contract partner ) 1616 E. Rodriguez, Sr Avenue corner Hillcrest Street Vietnam Kennel Association (VKA) PH 1100 CUBAO, QUEZON CITY 188C Lê Van Sy, Phuong 10 Tel. 00 63 2 721 83 45 Quân Phu Nhuân, TP.HCM Fax. 00 63 2 721 71 52 VN HO CHI MINH CITY http://www.pcci.org.ph Tel. 00 84 839 91 69 01 [email protected] Fax. 00 84 839 91 69 01 http://www.vka.vn 13. REPUBLIC OF KOREA ( Full member ) [email protected] Korea Kennel Federation 5F, 252-23 Yongdu-dong, Dongdaemun-gu KR SEOUL Tel. 00 82 2 2278 0661 Fax. 00 82 2 2277 4073 http://www.thekkf.or.kr [email protected] 14. SINGAPORE ( Full member ) Singapore Kennel Club 170, Upper Bukit Timah Road #12-02, Bukit Timah Shopping Centre SG 588179 SINGAPORE Tel. 00 65 6469 4821 Fax. 00 65 6469 9118 http://www.skc.org.sg [email protected]

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Middle East Full members : 0 Associate member : 1 Contract partners : 0

1. BAHRAIN ( Associate member ) Kennel Club of Bahrain P.O. Box 82499 Manama BH KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN (ARABIAN GULF) Tel. 00 973 3667 7934 Fax. 00 973 1779 1096 [email protected]

Africa Full member : 1 Associate members : 0 Contract partner : 1

1. EGYPT ( Contract partner ) 2. SOUTH AFRICA ( Full member ) Egyptian Kennel Federation Kennel Union of Southern Africa 4 Moaz Ibn Gabal St. P.O. Box 2659 El Hegaz St. ZA 8000 CAPE TOWN EG HELIOPOLIS, CAIRO Tel. 00 27 21 423 9027 Tel. 00 20 226230530 Fax. 00 27 21 423 5876 Tel. 00 20 1121666888 (Cell) http://www.kusa.co.za Fax. 00 20 226230460 [email protected] http://www.ekf-eg.com [email protected]

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Cooperation agreements between the FCI and world associations (of breed clubs)

DATE OF INITIALS DESIGNATION OF THE WORLD HEADQUARTERS BREED BREED ASSOCIATION SIGNATURE NUMBER IDC Internationaler Dobermann Club München (DE) 2/06/2005 Dobermann 143

WUSV Weltunion der Schäferhundvereine e.V. Augsburg (DE) 18/04/2013 Deutscher Schäferhund 166

DD-WV Deutsch Drahthaar Weltverband Rosenheim (DE) 15/10/2005 Deutsch Drahthaar 98

Riesenschnauzer 181 Schnauzer 182 Zwergschnauzer 183 ISPU Internationale Schnauzer Pinscher Union e.V. Remscheid (DE) 15/10/2005 Deutscher Pinscher 184 Zwergpinscher 185 Affenpinscher 186 WUT Weltunion der Teckel Duisburg (DE) 15/10/2005 Teckel 148 Weltverband Deutsch-Kurzhaar Langlingen/ Celle (DE) 15/10/2005 Deutsch Kurzhaar 119

Internationale Föderation für Eurasierzucht - IFEZ Hedingen (CH) 19/02/2006 Eurasier 291 Eurasier Weltverband

IULH Internationale Union für Leonberger Hunde (DE) 19/02/2006 Leonberger 145 Internationaler Verband für Deutsche IV-DJT (DE) 19/02/2006 Deutscher Jagdterrier 103 Jagdterrier

Weltverband «Association Technique COUNTRY OF THE ATIBOX 19/02/2006 Deutscher Boxer 144 Internationale du Boxer» PRESIDENT

IHF Internationale Hovawart Föderation Gummersbach (DE) 15/07/2006 Hovawart 190 Internationale Föderation der IFR Borken (DE) 24/07/2006 Rottweiler 147 Rottweilerfreunde KIM-I Verband Kleine Münsterländer - International Nürnberg (DE) 7/12/2006 Kleiner Münsterländer 102 Amicale Internationale des Clubs de A.I.C.E.B Ancenis (FR) 10/11/2007 Epagneul breton 95 l’Epagneul Breton

Bayerischer Gebirgsschweisshund- Bayerischer BGS-WV München (DE) 27/03/2008 217 Weltverband e.V. Gebirgsschweisshund

A.M.D.A. World Association for Dogo Argentino Rosario (AR) 24/02/2010 Dogo Argentino 292 FMBB Fédération Mondiale du Berger Belge Stalhille (BE) 26/01/2011 Berger Belge 15 WDSF World Dog Shepherd Federation Zeewolde (NL) 10/08/2015 Hollandse Herdershond 223 Association mondiale des Dogues de ATIBORDEAUX Bus-la-Mésière (FR) 21/08/2015 Dogue de Bordeaux 116 Bordeaux COUNTRY OF THE I.I.R.S.C. International Irish Red Setter Club 25/07/2016 Irish Red Setter 120 PRESIDENT

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