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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL KENNEL COUNCIL LTD Judge AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL KENNEL COUNCIL LTD GROUP 1 - TOYS Judge: Affenpinscher Bracco Italiano Dachshund (Rabbit Long Australian Silky Terrier Brittany Haired) * Bichon Frise Chesapeake Bay Retriever Dachshund (Smooth) Bolognese * Clumber Spaniel Dachshund (Min. Smooth) Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Cocker Spaniel Dachshund (Rabbit Smooth Chihuahua (Long Coat) Cocker Spaniel (American) Haired) * Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) Curly Coated Retriever Dachshund (Wire) Chinese Crested Dog Deutch Stichelhaar * Dachshund (Min. Wire) Continental Toy Spaniel Drentsche Partridge Dog * Dachshund (Rabbit Wire (Papillon) English Setter Haired) * Continental Toy Spaniel English Springer Spaniel Deerhound (Phalene) * Field Spaniel Drever * Coton De Tulear Flat Coated Retriever Fawn Brittany Griffon * Griffon Belge * French Pointing Dog Gascogne Finnish Hound * English Toy Terrier (Black & Type * Finnish Spitz Tan) French Pointing Dog Pyrenean Foxhound Griffon Bruxellois Type * Gascon Saintongeois * Havanese French Spaniel * German Hound * Italian Greyhound French Water Dog (Barbet) * Grand Basset Griffon Japanese Chin Frisian Pointing Dog * Vendeen King Charles Spaniel Frisian Water Dog * Grand Griffon Vendeen * Kromforhlander * German Shorthaired Pointer Great Anglo French-White & Lowchen German Wirehaired Pointer Black Hound * Maltese German Spaniel * Great Anglo-French Tri Colour Hound * Miniature Pinscher Golden Retriever Great Anglo-French White & Pekingese Gordon Setter Orange Hound * Petit Brabancon * Hungarian Vizsla Great Gascony Blue * Pomeranian Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla Greyhound Pug Irish Red & White Setter Griffon Nivernais * Russian Toy (Smooth Haired) Irish Setter Halden Hound * Russian Toy (Long Haired) Irish Water Spaniel Hamiltonstovare Tibetan Spaniel Italian Spinone Hanoverian Scenthound * Yorkshire Terrier Labrador Retriever Harrier Lagotto Romagnolo Hellenic Hound * GROUP 2 - TERRIERS Large Munsterlander Hungarian Hound * Nederlandse Kooikerhondje * Hygen Hound * Airedale Terrier Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Ibizan Hound American Hairless Terrier Retriever Ibizan Podenco * American Staffordshire Old Danish Pointing Dog * Irish Wolfhound Terrier Picardy Spaniel * Istrian Short Haired Scent Australian Terrier Pointer Hound * Bedlington Terrier Pont-Audemer Spaniel * Istrian Long Haired Scent Border Terrier Portuguese Pointing Dog * Hound * Brazilian Terrier * Pudel Pointer * Istrian Wire Haired Scent Bull Terrier Saint Germain Pointer * Hound * Bull Terrier (Miniature) Small Munsterlander * Italian Hound * Cairn Terrier Spanish Water Dog * Italian Rough Haired Segugio * Cesky Terrier Sussex Spaniel Medium Griffon Vendeen * Dandie Dinmont Terrier Weimaraner Medium Sized Anglo-French Fox Terrier (Smooth) Weimaraner (Longhair) Hound * Fox Terrier (Wire) Welsh Springer Spaniel Norman Artesian Basset Hound German Hunting Terrier Wire Haired Pointing Griffon * * Glen of Imaal Terrier Wire Haired Slovakian Pointer * Norwegian Hound * Irish Terrier Norwegian Elkhound Jack Russell Terrier GROUP 4 - HOUNDS Otterhound Japanese Terrier * Peruvian Hairless Dog Kerry Blue Terrier Afghan Hound (Large) Lakeland Terrier Alpine Dachsbracke * Peruvian Hairless Dog Manchester Terrier American Foxhound * (Medium) Norfolk Terrier Artois Hound * Peruvian Hairless Dog Norwich Terrier Austrian Black & Tan Hound * (Small) Parson Russell Terrier Azawakh Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen Scottish Terrier Basenji Poitevin * Sealyham Terrier Basset Fauve de Bretagne Polish Hound * Skye Terrier Basset Hound Polish Hunting Dog * Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Bavarian Mountain Scenthound Porcelaine * Staffordshire Bull Terrier * Posavaz Hound * Tenterfield Terrier Beagle Pharaoh Hound Welsh Terrier Beagle Harrier * Portuguese Podengo (Small) West Highland White Terrier Billy * Portuguese Podengo Black & Tan Coonhound (Medium) GROUP 3 – GUNDOGS Bloodhound Portuguese Podengo (Large) Blue Gascony Basset * Rhodesian Ridgeback American Water Spaniel * Blue Gascony Griffon * Saluki Ariege Pointing Dog * Bluetick Coonhound Schillerstovare * Auvergne * Borzoi Serbian Hound * Blue Picardy Spaniel * Canarian Warren Hound * Serbian Tricolour Hound * Bohemian Wire Haired Pointing Coarse Haired Styrian Hound * Sloughi Griffon * Dachshund (Long) Slovakian Hound * Bourbonnais Pointing Dog * Dachshund (Min. Long) Smalandsstovare * Listing last amended: March 2018 Small Blue Gascony Hound * Akita Schipperke Small Swiss Hound Bernese * Akita (Japanese) Shar Pei Small Swiss Hound Jura * Alaskan Malamute Shih Tzu Small Swiss Hound Lucerne * Anatolian Shepherd Dog Tibetan Terrier Small Swiss Hound Schywz * Austrian Pinscher * Xoloitzcuintle (Miniature) Tyrolean Hound * Bernese Mountain Dog Xoloitzcuintle (Intermediate) Westphalian Dachsbracke * Boxer Xoloitzcuintle (Standard) Whippet Broholmer * Bullmastiff BEST IN SHOW GROUP 5 - WORKING DOGS Castro Laboreiro Dog * JUNIOR HANDLER Caucasian Shepherd Dog * Appenzell Cattle Dog * Cirneco Dell Etna * NOTE 1: Breeds highlighted in bold Atlas Mountain Dog * Canadian Eskimo Dog Australian Cattle Dog are breeds that are currently Cane Corso registered in Australia. Australian Kelpie Central Asian Shepherd Dog Australian Shepherd Dobermann NOTE 2: Breeds highlighted with an Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dogue de Bordeaux asterisk (*) at the end of their names Dog East Siberian Laika * are FCI recognised breeds. Bearded Collie Eastern European Shepherd * Belgian Shepherd Dog Estrela Mountain Dog Breed Standards for FCI breeds which are not in Australia can be (Groen) German Pinscher accessed from the FCI website breed Belgian Shepherd Dog (Laek) Great Swiss Mountain Dog * Belgian Shepherd Dog (Mal) standards page at: Greenland Dog * http://www.fci.be/en/Nomenclature Belgian Shepherd Dog (Terv) Hokkaido * Bergamasco Shepherd Dog Hovawart * If as a consequence of the ANKC Berger de Beauce * Jamthund * recognition of all the breeds Border Collie Kai * recognised by the FCI on a definitive Bouvier des Ardennes * Karelian Bear Dog * basis, a particular breed wants to Bouvier des Flandres Kishu * split into varieties then it needs to Briard Korean Jindo Dog * apply to ANKC through its National Breed Council (NBC), if there is not a Catalan Sheepdog * Landseer * NBC for the breed, then by a breed Collie (Rough) Leonberger Collie (Smooth) club through a Member Body. ANKC Majorca Mastiff * will not be arbitrarily splitting breeds Croatian Shepherd Dog * Mastiff into varieties as it believes that Czechoslvakian Wolfdog * Neapolitan Mastiff choice should be left to the breed Danish Swedish Farmdog * Newfoundland owners. Not all breeds want to go in Dutch Schapendoes * Norrbottenspitz * that direction. Dutch Shepherd Norwegian Lunehund * Entlebuch Cattledog * Portuguese Water Dog Finnish Lapphund Pyrenean Mastiff German Shepherd Dog Pyrenean Mountain Dog German Shepherd Dog (LSC) Rottweiler Icelandic Sheepdog Russian Black Terrier Karst Shepherd Dog * Russian European Laika * Komondor Samoyed Kuvasz Schnauzer Lapponian Herder * Schnauzer (Min.) Majorca Shepherd Dog * Schnauzer (Giant) Maremma Sheepdog Shiba Inu Norwegian Buhund Shikoku * Old English Sheepdog Siberian Husky Picardy Sheepdog * Spanish Mastiff Polish Lowland Sheepdog St. Bernard Portugese Sheepdog * Taiwan Dog * Puli Thai Ridgeback * Pumi Thai Bangkaew Dog * Pyrenean Sheepdog Tibetan Mastiff Longhaired Uraguyan Cimmaron * Rafeiro do Alentejo * West Siberian Laika * Romanian Carpathian Shepherd Dog * GROUP 7 - NON SPORTING Romanian Mioritic Shepherd Dog * Boston Terrier Saarloos Wolfhound * British Bulldog Saint Miguel Cattle Dog * Canaan Dog Shetland Sheepdog Chow Chow Slovakian Chuvach * Dalmatian South Eastern European Dutch Smoushound * Shepherd * Eurasier South Russian Shepherd Dog * French Bulldog Swedish Lapphund German Spitz (Klein) Swedish Vallhund German Spitz (Mittel) Tatra Shepherd Dog Great Dane Tornjak * Italian Volpino * Welsh Corgi (Cardigan) Japanese Spitz Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) Keeshond White Swiss Shepherd Dog Lhasa Apso Yugoslavian Shepherd Dog * Poodle (Standard) GROUP 6 - UTILITY Poodle (Miniature) Poodle (Toy) Listing last amended: March 2018 .
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