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SHOW SCHEDULE 45Th & 46Th Championship Dog Show (Pointed Shows) 1St & 2Nd ASIA AFRICA OCEANIA Dog Show Obedience Trials OUR JUDGES www.hyderabadcanineclub.org ASIA AFRICA OCEANIA FCI DOG SHOW 1 - 3 November, 2019 HITEX, Hyderabad The Hyderabad Canine Club Presents SHOW SCHEDULE 45th & 46th Championship Dog Show (Pointed Shows) 1st & 2nd ASIA AFRICA OCEANIA Dog Show Obedience Trials OUR JUDGES 2 LAKHS CASH AWARD Glen Vernon (AUS) Labrador Specialist & All Breeds Judge FOR HYCAN BIS WINNERS HYCAN (BOTH SHOWS) TOP Marion Watson (Aus) GRAND WINNER Beagle Specialist & All Breeds Judge OF HYCAN AWARD AWARDS Irina Poletaeva (FIN) All Breeds Judge HYCAN TOP 10 GSD, LABRADOR, GOLDEN Pieter Tjerkstra (AUS) RETRIEVER, BEAGLE AND DOBERMAN GSDCA Specialist & All Breeds Judge BEST HANDLER AND Zaur Agabeyli (AZ) BEST LADY HANDLER Doberman Specialist & All Breeds Judge Johnny De a Marques (SA) Obedience & All Breeeds Judge SALONE FREE STYLE PURE BREED STYLE MODEL DOG INTERNATIONALOUR JUDGESJUGES ON GROOMING OUR JUDGES Karla Addington Smith IJA Sanctioned Judge & Certified Master Groomer Shannon Tupes Moore IJA Sanctioned Judge & Certified Master Groomer ORGANIZED BY TITLE SPONSOR GROOMING S SHOW SUPPORTER OFFICIAL HOST HOW PARTNER WHEN AND WHERE? The Pedigree HyCan’19 & AAO Dog Shows will be held at the prestigious HITEX Exhibition Center at Hyderabad. The happening venue for the Biggest events in town will host the Pedigree HYCAN’19. TENTATIVE PROGRAM SCHEDULE FRIDAY NOV 1, 2019 9am Veterinary Check 10am Judging of Obedience Trials 10am All India Grooming Competition 4pm Show Inauguration 5pm to 6pm Veterinary Check for All Breed Show SATURDAY NOV 2, 2019 7:30 am Veterinary Check and Benching 9am Judging Starts 6pm Best in Show Presentation Ceremony SUNDAY NOV 3, 2019 9am Judging Starts 4pm HyCan TOP 10 award for GSD,Labrador, Golden Retriever, Dobermann and Beagle 6pm Best in Show Presentation Ceremony Grand Winner of HyCan Award Those who are not at the judging ring in time will be marked absent. Note: As per KCI regulations, the show has to end at 6pm on Nov.3rd as such the judging will start at 9am sharp. OUT STATION EXHIBITORS For accommodation with dogs please contact Mr. Niranjan - +91 91002 13369 (Limited rooms, on first come first serve basis) SILVY SILVY WHO ARE THE JUDGES? Glen Vernon (AUS) Labrador Specialist & All breed judge. Glen Vernon commenced judging dogs in 1989. He has judged around the world including the UK, Japan, Indonesia, Canada, Sweden, New Zealand, Thailand, Philippines, Argentina and USA. His Labradors have been extremely successful winning well over 400 best exhibits in show awards. He has also exhibited and won Best in Show with Dalmatian, Pointers, Dobermans, Boston Terriers ,Siberian Huskies, British Bulldogs and Keeshonds. He has represented his country twice at the world championships held in florida. Pieter Tjerkstra (AUS) GSDCA Specialist & All Breeds Judge Pieter Tjerkstra has been involved for over 30 Years with breeding and showing GSDs. Judging for over 20 Years, having attained Championship Status all Groups GSD Specialty license. He is also a terrier specialist having successfully bred & shown the Staffordshire Bull terrier. He has also owned, Bred & shown the Siberian Husky and has judged the QLD Siberian Husky Show and the Alaskan Malamute specialty in Melbourne Victoria. He has judged all over th world including New Zealand, India and China , many of them being GSD specialty shows LAST DATE FOR ACCEPTING ENTRIES IS October 20th, 2019 SILVY SILVY Mrs. Marion Watson (AUS) Beagle Specialist and All breed Judge. Mrs. Watson first started judging hounds in 1979 and judged the Inaugural Dachshund Club Show in Western Australia in 1983. Gained All Breeds Status in 1996 and since then she has judged in many countries all over the world. Her first love was and still is Beagles and she is currently still involved in breeding and exhibiting them, having bred well over 100 Champions in Australia as well as in Canada, USA, New Zealand and Singapore. She has also Bred and Exhibited Dachsunds (Mini Smooth), Border Terriers and owned and exhibited a Large Munsterlander. Zaur Agabeyli (AZ) Doberman Specialist & All Breeds Judge Pedigree HyCan’19 is his first Indian Assignment Zaur is one of the founders of the Kennel Union of the Republic of Azerbaijan. He has lead this organization as a President since 2001. He is the mentor of training courses for judges in Azerbaijan. He has been judging since 2006 and has judged all over the world. Since 1999 he has been breeding dobermanns under his own kennel name “v. Feuer Stamm”. He has imported several successful dogs in Azerbaijan, breeding dobermanns with very attention on character and health of dogs. Irina Poletaeva (FIN) All Breeds Judge Pedigree HyCan’19 is her first Indian Assignment Irina is a confirmation and working trials judge since 1980. For many years she had been the president of St. Petersburg Schnauzer club, chairman of show committee, member of breeding committee of all Schnauzer breeds. Her work in judging had been honored several times by different awards. In 2013 the Finnish Kennel Club awarded her the Vuolasvirta award, which is the highest award for Finnish breeders as recognition of their outstanding results in breeding. She has bred and owned German shepherds, Airedale terriers, Miniature schnauzers and East European Shepherd and Doberman. LAST DATE FOR ACCEPTING ENTRIES IS October 20th, 2019 SILVY SILVY Johnny De A Marques (SA) Obedience & All Breeds Judge Johnny Marques is a GSD specialist judge, Obedience and all breeds judge senior Judge for the Working, Herding, Hound, Gundog and Terrier groups. He has judged Australian Shepherd and German Shepherd Championship Specialty Shows as well as Boxer, Corgi and White Swiss Shepherd Non-Championship Specialty Shows He is the founding member of the Western Province Alaskan Malamute Club and was Chairman of the club for many years. He currently owns 3 Alaskan Malamutes and has been involved in the breed for 25 years. Pedigree HyCan’19 is his first Indian Assignment The Show Committee reserves the right to nominate a new judge in the event of any of the above-mentioned judges not being able to fulfil their obligation and should there be more entries than expected in any group the Show Committee reserves the right to allot a breed or breeds to any other judge in the panel or nominate a new judge in order to finish the show on time. HyCan has set the bench mark with the use of technology from entry to award. Kudos to team HyCan! - Niteesh Sharma, Meerut SILVY SILVY WHO CAN PARTICIPATE ? ELIGIBILITY Only dogs registered with The Kennel Club of India shall compete. Dogs being entered from overseas and if their club is a member of the FCI, are entitled to enter their dogs with the registration number issued by their home club. No R.A.F. entries will be accepted. MALE ANIMALS SHOULD HAVE TWO APPARENTLY NORMAL TESTICLES DESCENDED INTO THE SCROTUM. Bitches in season cannot compete in obedience trials. Children between 12 years and 16 years of age can compete in Junior Handling Competition. VETERINARY EXAM All Dogs must undergo a mandatory veterinary examination at the entrance without which they will not be permitted in the ring. Sick (temporarily ill or suffering from a contagious illness) or lame dogs or those males which show atrophy of the testicles and bitches which are lactating or which are accompanied by their puppies will be excluded from any dog show. Bitches on heat are allowed to participate in the breed class and not in the Obedience Trials. Blind or deaf dogs are not eligible to participate at the show. However, should this ruling not be observed and a judge discovers that a dog is deaf or blind, he/she has to send the dog out of the ring. Dogs with docked tails or cropped ears will be admitted to the show. It is forbidden to treat the coat, skin or nose with anything that alters the structure, colour or form. It is forbidden to prepare the dog in the show ground with any substances or equip- ment. Only combing and brushing are allowed. It is also forbidden to leave the dog tied up on the trimming table longer than necessary for the preparation. Note: Microchips (ISO-standard) and tattoos are accepted equally. If in the relevant country there are no scanners for reading, the exhibitor including the overseas exhibitor will have to bring his own scanner to enable the dog to be cleared through customs and sent back. The organising committee reserves the right not to accept the participation of any exhibitor at the show. LAST DATE FOR ACCEPTING ENTRIES IS October 20th, 2019 SILVY SILVY WHERE WILL MY DOG STAY AT THE SHOW? There are 3 options for exhibitors at Pedigree HYCAN’19. It is mandatory for exhibitors to choose one of them. a. Twin Shared A/C Bench for 2 days (8 x4 in A/C hall can accommodate 2 dogs one chair provieded per exhibitor) ` 3,000 Inclusive of entry fee and catalogue b. Premium A/C Kennels* for 2 days: (10’x10’ in a/c hall can accommodate 4 dogs) Note: Dog Show will be in the adjacent Hall - ` 30,000 Inclusive of 4 dogs’ entry fee and catalogue c. Premium Car parking* near hall for 2 days (Limited parking adjacent to hall) - ` 5,000 *Available on first come first serve basis. ENTRY FEES: Entry fee for 4 shows ` 3,000 (Inclusive of Twin Shared A/C Benching space for 2 days) Obedience Trials ` 500 per class Junior Handling ` 100 It is mandatory to submit Aadhar Card copy along with Junior Handling Entry form Space options as mentioned above are mandatory. Every dog should have a designated reserved space at the show. DOWNLOAD OUR APP Download Now Download the HyCan App from playstore and avail ` 500 discount for first 100 entries! Get instant, updates, exhibit numbers and show results! SILVY SILVY OFFLINE REGISTRATION Alternatively, you can fill and send entry from enclosed with the schedule or use the stan- www.petex.in dard KCI entry form separate entry form to be filled for the obedience entries.
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