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Exponor 14.15. Janeiro.17 EXPONOR 14.15. JANEIRO.17 actividades no Ringue de Honra que ocuparão parte da manhã. No domingo, na 85.ª Qualifi cativa de Campeonato, terá lugar mais uma edição do Campeonato Ibérico, acordado entre o Clube Português de Canicultura e a Real Sociedad Canina de Espanha, iniciado em 2014, e fruto do contínuo relacionamento institucional entre os nossos dois países. Conforme anunciado, em termos numéricos registamos uma signifi cativa subida de inscrições, que ultrapassaram largamente os números atingidos em 2016 o que muito nos agradou. Este ano de novo irão participar nestes dois eventos muitos exemplares de diversas raças provenientes do estrangeiro, para além dos Estes dois grandes eventos de morfologia Canina, exemplares pertencentes aos nossos habituais os maiores que se realizam anualmente em expositores Portugueses, aos quais desde já Portugal e tradicionalmente na Exponor, refl etem agradecemos a presença. Serão expositores bem qual seja a dinâmica de crescimento da provenientes de 21 países, um número excelente canicultura em Portugal. de participações internacionais e um verdadeiro São duas mega exposições onde estarão voto de confi ança na qualidade do nosso trabalho presentes os “top dogs“ nacionais e estrangeiros e das nossas exposições. no que será o primeiro ponto qualificativo de Queremos agradecer a todos os que nos ajudam Campeonato do ano de 2017. e colaboram connosco, aos membros de comissões, Apostamos novamente num modelo de subcomissões e outros colaboradores, aos juízes e exposição inovador, integrando o nosso certame comissários, assim como aos nossos funcionários em todo um conjunto de eventos onde o mundo da Sede e Delegação, todos eles membros duma do animal de companhia está representado e equipa funcional e incansável que opera nos que como é natural irá ser alvo de visita de muito bastidores desta grande exposição! público à Exponor. Um agradecimento muito especial é devido ao A montagem desta exposição para ocupar uma nosso Patrocinador Principal – EUKANUBA pela sua ampla área de espaço onde se integram zonas de contínua confi ança no CPC. arrumação de expositores com cães sendo este Neste ano de 2017 desejamos a todos os o modelo de evento mais adequado a permitir a expositores que participam nos nossos eventos visita do público e a sua circulação sem interferir grandes sucessos e muitas vitórias. no trabalho de grooming e preparação de ringue dos nossos expositores. Esperamos que ao longo do ano em curso participem nos diversos eventos que organizamos Com 24 ringues à disposição dos nossos 26 juízes, em todo o país incentivando a canicultura a nível que por sua vez fazem parte de um painel de regional. juízes excepcional e internacional, representando 14 países, estamos certos que estas exposições Bem hajam pela dedicação que demonstram terão um grande sucesso e serão do agrado dos ao Clube Português de Canicultura, aos nossos nossos expositores. Eventos e à Canicultura Portuguesa. De salientar o número de inscrições de exemplares O nosso companheiro fi el, o CÃO, vai continuar que aumentou signifi cativamente este ano! a ser em 2017 o grande elo de ligação entre todos os expositores. Uma vez mais o nosso catálogo estará online, acessível a todos os expositores a partir das 6h do dia da exposição, como mandam as directivas Bem-vindos ao Porto! da FCI. Por iniciativa do nosso CPC JOVEM, inteiramente Carla Molinari vocacionadas para os jovens canicultores vão Presidente da Direcção do realizar-se cursos de apresentação e diversas Clube Português de Canicultura 1 O Clube Português de Canicultura agradece o apoio prestado pelas seguintes entidades: Spectrum Brands 2 A DIRECÇÃO DO CPC / CPC BOARD OF DIRECTORS CARLA MOLINARI LUÍS CATALAN LUÍS GORJÃO-HENRIQUES RUI OLIVEIRA COMISSÃO DE EXPOSIÇÕES / SHOWS COMMISSION RUI MARTINS CARLOS MOCHO M.ª FILIPE FERREIRA M.ª GABRIELA RAFAEL M.ª GRAÇA BORGES RUTE SOARES COMISSÃO NORTE / NORTH COMMISSION DAVID RIBEIRO AIDA ROSAS DOMINGOS CARNEIRO M.ª GABRIELA RAFAEL RICARDO PEREIRA LEITE RICARDO SILVA 3 SERVIÇO MÉDICO-VETERINÁRIO / VETERINARY SERVICE Dr. MÁRIO SANTOS Dr. RUI GONÇALVES Dr.ª ILDA GOMES ROSA Inspecção Médico-Veterinária na admissão para os exemplares previamente sorteados e itinerante durante a exposição. É obrigatória a apresentação de boletim sanitário ou prova da vacinação anti-rábica dentro do prazo de validade conforme determinado anualmente pela DGAV, devendo comprovar também possuir as vacinações contra as principais doenças infecto-contagiosas da espécie efectuadas há mais de oito dias. “É obrigatória a identifi cação por método electrónico através da aplicação subcutânea de uma cápsula (microchip) no centro da face lateral esquerda do pescoço.” (Dec.-Lei n.º 313/2003, 17 de Dezembro, Art.º 3.º) Os animais perigosos ou potencialmente perigosos que se encontrarem em território nacional por período inferior a 4 meses, deverão apresentar comprovativo do registo no país de origem e subscrever um termo de responsabilidade, em modelo DGAV. (Dec.-Lei nº 315/2009, 29 de Outubro, Art.º 5.º). A falta de apresentação dos exemplares ao exame médico-veterinário é motivo de exclusão. The veterinary inspection is itinerant during the show and is processed in a random fashion. In Portugal there are no quarantine rules for dogs arriving from abroad or from any Community State. However, a PET PASSPORT for dogs from EU members or a HEALTH CERTIFICATE for dogs from non EU countries, with an anti-rabies Vaccination Certifi cate is required and the vaccination should have been performed, within the year before the date of show. Vaccination against the main dog diseases must have been made more than eight days before the show. Dogs coming from abroad must be identifi ed either electronically or by tatto according to the legislation of the country of origin. Dangerous or potentially dangerous dogs (American Staff ordshire Terrier, Dogo Argentino, Fila Brasileiro, Rottweiller, Staff ordshire Bull Terrier and Tosa) that enter the portuguese territory for a period of time of less than 4 months, must have proof of registration on the country of origin and subscribe a statement of responsability in a form supplied by the portuguese veterinary authority (DGAV). AMPUTAÇÕES De acordo com o Regulamento de Exposições e Concursos de Beleza (Eventos de Morfologia Canina) é proibida a inscrição e participação em exposições e concursos de qualquer cão que apresente amputação do tecido das orelhas. A participação de exemplares que apresentem amputação da cauda apenas é permitida nas raças cujo estalão preveja essa caraterística. EAR CROPPING/TAIL DOCKING According to the CPC Shows Regulations, it is forbidden to enter and show dogs with cropped ears in all dog shows in Portugal. The participation of dogs with docked tail is only allowed if the breed standard allows it. 4 O bem estar do seu cão é muito importante para nós. Salvaguarde-o durante a exposição cumprindo na integra as seguintes importantes recomendações: - Não deixe nunca o seu cão dentro do carro ao sol. - Não deixe o seu exemplar preso sobre a mesa de preparação para além do tempo necessário para o seu preparo e em caso algum sem vigilância. - Deverá propocionar ao seu exemplar um local adequado que o proteja de condições climatéricas nocivas e outras situações que o coloquem em perigo. - Deverá sempre vigiar o seu cão de forma a evitar que em risco a vida ou a integridade física de outras pessoas e/ou animais. Os expositores são responsáveis por salvaguardar o bem-estar dos cães na exposição. É proibido colocar os cães em situações que possam ser prejudiciais para a sua saúde e bem-estar, tais como deixá-los nos veículos com clima quente ou frio ou tratá-los de forma cruel. A violação destas regras implicará a exclusão do expositor desta exposição e de futuras exposições e provas. Nestas exposições está presente em permanência uma equipa veterinária sempre à disposição dos nossos expositores. Your dogs welfare is extremely important to us. Please protect him or them by respecting fully all the following recomendations: - Do not leave your dog inside the car in the sun. - Do not leave your dog on the preparation table for longer than necessary for its grooming and under no circumstances you should leave him unattended. - Find a suitable location that protects him from weather conditions and other situations that could possibly endanger him. - Always watch your dog in order to prevent a risk to its life or to the physical integrity of other dogs, animals or people. The exhibitors are responsible for safeguarding the welfare of the dog at a dog show. It is forbidden to put the dog in a situation that can be dangerous for its health and welfare, such as leaving the dog in the car in hot or cold weather and/or treating the dog in a cruel manner. Violation of this ruling will result in exclusion from the ongoing and future dog shows. During the duration of the whole show a veterinary team will be at your disposal at all times. 5 COMISSÁRIOS / RING STEWARDS ANA FILIPA SILVA MARIA GABRIELA VEIGA ANTÓNIO AGUILAR PEREIRA MARIA JESUS MACAU BARBARA SILVA MARIA JORGE CRUZ CARLA SAMPAIO MÓNICA MADUREIRA CARLOS DANIEL BESSA NUNO MÁXIMO CARLOS MOCHO NUNO RAFAEL DIOGO CARDOSO PAULA SANTOS JORGE ELISABETE FERREIRA PEDRO ANTUNES FERNANDO GOMES RAQUEL CORREIA FRANCISCO MASCARENHAS RODRIGO SILVA JOANA BARBOSA RUTE MAUHIN CRUZ JOÃO RODRIGUES SANDRA NOGUEIRA JOÃO SILVINO SILVINO MACAU JOÃO OLIVEIRA E SOUSA SÓNIA MARQUES JOSÉ EDUARDO BISCAINHO TERESA VASCONCELOS JOSÉ PACHECO VERA CORREIA LUÍS FILIPE MAGRO LUÍSA RUFINO Tirocinantes: MARIA FILIPE FERREIRA MARTA CORREIA MARIA GABRIELA RAFAEL PATRÍCIA OLIVEIRA E SOUSA COLABORADORES / COLLABORATORS AIDA ROSAS DAVID RIBEIRO DOMINGOS CARNEIRO PEDRO COSTA MACEDO RUI MARTINS SÍLVIO RAFAEL 11.ª CLÍNICA OFTALMOLÓGICA Organizada pelo Clube Português de Canicultura sob a direção da Dr.ª CRISTINA SERUCA 6 CPC SECRETARIA & STAND / CPC OFFICE & INFO-SHOP HUGO M.
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