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Lõuna-Eesti Koertekeskus Mtü Two International All Breeds Dog Shows 05 LÕUNA-EESTI KOERTEKESKUS MTÜ TWO INTERNATIONAL ALL BREEDS DOG SHOWS 05. and 06.11.2016 TARTU (AS Tartu Näitused, Kreutzwaldi 60, Tartu http://tartunäitus.ee) Information: [email protected] and phone: 003725045669 (workdays from 12.00 till 18.00) SHOW CLASSES: Puppy Class – dogs from 6 to 9 months. Junior Class – dogs from 9 to 18 months. Intermediate Class – dogs from 15 to 24 months. Open Class – dogs over 15 months. Working Class – dogs over 15 months. Entry requires a certificate of working trial results. The Working Certificate must be submitted together with the entry form. Champion Class – dogs over 15 months. Entry requires the certifivate verifying the champion title. The certificate must be submited together with the entry form. Veteran Class – dogs over 8 years. Breeder`s Class – 3 to 5 dogs of the same breed from one breeder. Dogs must come from at least two diffrent combinations of stud male and bitch and be over 9 months of age. All the dogs in the class must have received at least „very good“ on the given show in quality judging. Progeny Class – 3 to 5 offsprings of stud male or female. The offspring must come from at least two diffrent combinations of stud male and bitch and be over 9 months of age and must have received at least „very good“ on the given show in quality judging. Brace – Male and female dog of same breed owned by same person and handled by one handler. Both dogs must be at least 9 months of age and receive at least „very good“ on the given show. Additional competitions: Child and Dog – Children from 6 to 9 years of age. Junior Handlers – Handlers from 10 to 13 years and from 14 to 17 years of age. ENTRY DATES AND FEES The price of the firs dog include a catalogue. Till -10.08.2016 11.08.2016 – 10.10.2016 One show Two shows One show Two shows Puppy, Veteran 25 EUR 50 EUR 45 EUR 90 EUR Dog 35 EUR 70 EUR 55 EUR 110 EUR Second dog of the same -2 EUR - 2 EUR owner Breeder Class, 10 EUR 20 EUR 10 EUR 20 EUR Progeny Class, Brace Additional 10 EUR 20 EUR 10 EUR 20 EUR Competitions ADVERTISMENT IN CATALOGUE – Deadline 17.10.2016. Price: 1 page black and white 20 EUR / in colour 40 EUR. ENTRIES ACCEPTED: 1) EKU online registration system 2) by e-mail [email protected] 3) by post : Lõuna-Eesti Koertekeskus MTÜ, Saekoja 36a, Tartu, 50107, Estonia Please attach a copy of the registration certificate, copies of championship diplomas and/or working certificates as well as a copy of the receipt to the entry form. Unless these documents are provided the dog will not be registered. Entry fees can be paid: SWEDPANK account EE252200221011224926, SWIFT/BIC: HABAEE2X receiver: Lõuna-Eesti Koertekeskus MTÜ (write on the payment order: studbook number and owner name). NB! Entries with guarantee letter only for groups (minimum 5 dogs). NB! Please check, whether all the documentation has reached us. NB! All dogs participating the show must have a valid certificate of vaccination against Distemper, Rabies, Parvovirus infection (canine) and Hepatitis infectious (canine) (for further information please check our Kennel Union web-page http://www.kennelliit.ee/eng/shows_and_sports/eku_show_calendar/vaccinations_requirements All dogs must have an ID-marking (tattoo or microchip). Dogs whose date of birth is 1th of August 2013 or later and whose ears have been cropped and /or tails docked may not take part in shows listed in the calendar of EKU. SHOW JUDGES NB! The organising Committee reserves the right to make changes if necessary in the list of breeds and judges. Rühm Saturday 05.11.2016 Sunday 06.11.2016 0 Bohemian Shepherd, American Bohemian Shepherd, American Bulldog, Bulldog, Hälleforsehund, White Hälleforsehund, White Swedish Elkhound, Swedish Elkhound, Estonian Hound, Estonian Hound, Lithuanian Hound, Latvian Lithuanian Hound, Latvian Hound, Hound, Russian Hound, Russian Pied Russian Hound, Russian Pied Hound, Hound, Russian Spaniel, Prazky Krysarik, Russian Spaniel, Prazky Krysarik, Hortaya(Hortaya Borzoya), Taigan, Tazi – Hortaya(Hortaya Borzoya), Taigan, Ricardo Simeos, Brazil Tazi – Carlos Renau, Spain I Border Collie, Briard, Collie Smooth , Border Collie, Briard, Collie Smooth , Collie Collie Rough, Bearded Collie, Shetland Rough, Bearded Collie, Shetland Sheepdog, Sheepdog, Welsh Corgi Cardigan, Welsh Corgi Cardigan, Welsh Corgi Welsh Corgi Pembroke – Jadranka Pembroke - Jahn Stääv, Sweden Mijatovic, Croatia All other breeds – Jadranka Mijatovic, All other breeds– Jahn Stääv, Sweden Croatia II Bullmastif, Rottweiler, German Boxer, Do-Khyi (Tibetan Mastiff) – Dianne Russian Black Terrier – Serghei Degryze, Belgium Volinets, Moldova Entlebuch Cattle Dog, Hovawart, Great Dobermann, Bulldog, Italian Corso Dane, Great Swiss Mountain Dog, Danish- Dog, Leonberger – Ricardo Simoes, Swedish Farmdog - Kirsti Louhi, Finland Brazil Dobermann, Bulldog, Italian Corso Dog, Entlebuch Cattle Dog, Miniature Leonberger – Serghei Volinets, Moldova Schnauzer, Schnauzer, Giant Schnauzer, Miniature Schnauzer, Russian Black Terrier, Great Swiss Mountain Dog – German Boxer, Giant Schnauzer, Schnauzer Malgorzata Halas, Poland – Ricardo Simoes, Brazil Do-Khyi (Tibetan Mastiff), Hovawart, Newfoundland – Frode Jevne, Norway Miniature Pinscher, Newfoundland, All other breeds – Malgorzata Halas, Great Dane, German Pinscher – Jan Poland Gajewski, Poland All other breeds – Carlos Renau, Spain III American Staffordshire Terrier, Yorkshire Terrier – Dianne Degryze, Australian Terrier, Australian Silky Belgium Terrier, Bull Terrier, Miniature Bull Australian Terrier, Australian Silky Terrier Terrier, Sealyham Terrier, Staffordshire – Agnieszka Onuk, Turkey Bull Terrier – Ricardo Simoes, Brazil Airedale Terrier, Cairn Terrier, Fox Terrier, Airedale Terrier, Cairn Terrier, Fox Jack Russell Terrier, Kerry Blue Terrier, Terrier, Jack Russell Terrier, Kerry Blue Parson Russell Terrier, Skye Terrier, Scottish Terrier, Parson Russell Terrier, Skye Terrier, Welsh Terrier, West Highland White Terrier, Scottish Terrier, Welsh Terrier, Terrier – Jan Gajewski, Poland West Highland White Terrier – Zoja All other breeds– Zoja Bogdanova, Russia Bogdanova, Russia All other breeds – Agnieszka Onuk, Turkey IV All breeds - Katrin Raie, Estonia All breeds - Carlos Renau, Spain V Basenji, Cirneco dell´Etna, Ibizian Volpino Italiano, Japanese Spitz, German Warren Hound, East Siberian Laika, Spitz, Siberian Husky - Agnieszka Onuk, Canarian Warren Hound, West Siberian Turkey Laika, Podengo Portugues, Pharaoh Samoyed – Jadranka Mijatovic, Croatia Hound, All other breeds – Pekka Teini , Finland Russian-European Laika – Katrin Raie, Estonia Alaskan Malamute, Swedish Vallhund, Mexican Hairless Dog, Swedish Lapphund – Jahn Stääv, Sweden Volpino Italiano, Japanese Spitz, Norwegian Lundehund, Norwegian Buhund, Peruvian Hairless Dog, Samoyed, Thai Ridgeback Dog - Kirsti Louhi, Finalnd Akita, American Akita, Eurasier, Shiba, Siberian Husky – Carlos Renau, Spain All other – Serghei Volinets, Moldova VI All breeds – Pekka Teini, Finland All breeds – Serghei Volinets, Moldova VII Gordon Setter, Irish Red Setter, Irish All breeds – Tony Rainey, Ireland Red and White Setter, English Setter, English Pointer , Italian Pointing Dog, Italian Wire-haired Pointing Dog – Domenico di Matteo, Italy All other breeds – Pekka Teini, Finland VIII Golden Retriever – Tony Rainey, Welsh Springer Spaniel – Tony Rainey, Ireland Ireland American Cocker Spaniel, Labrador English Cocker Spaniel, English Springer Retriever, Flat Coated Retriever – Spaniel, Golden Retriever – Domenico di Domenico di Matteo, Italy Matteo, Italy English Cocker Spaniel, English French Water Dog, Chesapeake Bay Springer Spaniel, Welsh Springer Retriever, Spanish Waterdog, Nederlandse Spaniel – Kirsti Louhi, Finland Kooikerhondje, Curly Coated Retriever, All other breeds – Agnieszka Onuk, Labrador Retriever, Portuguese Water Dog, Turkey Field Spaniel, Romagna water Dog – Kirsti Louhi, Finland All other breeds – Carlos Renau, Spain IX Chihuahua smooth-haired, all Poodles, Boston Terrier, Cavalier King Charles Lhasa Apso, Little Lion Dog, Shih Tzu, Spaniel, Chihuahua long-haired, Japanese Tibetan Terrier, Tibetan Spaniel – Jane Chin, King Charles Spaniel, Pug, French Lilley, England Bulldog – Jane Lilley, England Bolognese, Boston Terrier, Cavalier Chinese Crested Dog, all Poodles, Lhasa King Charles Spaniel, Chihuahua long- Apso, Little Lion Dog, Tibetan Spaniel, haired, King Charles Spaniel, Pug, Tibetan Terrier – Bertold Peterburs, French Bulldog – Frode Jevne, Germany Norway Chihuahua smooth-haired, Coton de Tulear, Chinese Crested Dog – Dianne Havanese, Bichon Frise, Maltese, Pekingese, Degryze, Belgium Shih Tzu – Frode Jevne, Norway All other breeds– Bertold Peterburs, All other breeds – Dianne Degryze, Germany Belgium X Deerhound, Irish Wolfhound, Russian hunting sighthound – Tony Rainey, Greyhound, Whippet – Tony Rainey, Ireland Ireland All other breeds – Katrin Raie, Estonia All other breeds - Dianne Degreze, Belgium Additional competitions Saturday 05.11.2016 Sunday 06.11.2016 Child and Dog ; Juniorhandler Frode Jevne Zoja Bogdanova The Best Puppy Serghei Volinets Bertold Peterburs The Best Junior Jan Gajewski Kirsti Louhi The Best Veteran Kirsti Louhi Jan Gajewski The Best Brace Malgorzata Halas Frode Jevne The Best Breeder Domenico di Matteo Jane Lilley The Best Progeny Class Jane Lilley Domenico do Matteo Best in Group I Jahn Stääv Jadranka Mijatovic Best in Group II Carlos Renau Malgorzata Halas Best in Group III Zoja Bogdanova Agnieszka Onuk Best in Group IV Katrin Raie Jahn Stääv Best in Group V Carlos Renau Pekka Teini Best in Group VI Tony Rainey Serghei Volinets Best in Group VII Pekka Teini Tony Rainey Best in Group VIII Agnieszka Onuk Ricardo Simoes Best in Group IX Bertold Peterburs Dianne Degryze Best in Group X Dianne Degryze Katrin Raie BEST IN SHOW Ricardo Simoes Carlos Renau .
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