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SECRETARIAT GENERAL DE LA FCI Place Albert 1er, 13 • B-6530 THUIN • BELGIUM Tel. : +32 71 59 12 38 • Fax : +32 71 59 22 29 Annual report E-mail: [email protected] www.fci.be • www.dogdotcom.be 2013 Annual report The General Committee Chapter III

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Table of contents

I. Message from the President 7

II. Mission Statement 10

III. The General Committee 12

IV. FCI staff 14

V. Executive Director’s report 15

VI. Outstanding Conformation Dogs of the Year 17

VII. Our commissions 20

VIII. FCI Financial report 46

IX. Figures and charts 52

X. 2014 events 61

XI. List of members 69

XII. List of clubs with an FCI contract 77

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Message from the President

how to implement this frame of agreement into a “real” agreement are expected to be finalised in 2014.

Later in 2013, in November, a friendly meeting between the KC and two members of the General Committee (R. de Santiago and K. Järvinen) was organised, upon invitation of the KC.

A meeting is also planned between the FCI Executive Committee and the AKC and CKC at the latter’s respective headquarters in January 2014 to discuss the mutual benefit of increased cooperation for a positive future for both organisations.

Passion for purebred dogs is at the heart of both the FCI and Eukanuba and in 2013, both organisations negotiated the continuation of their joint efforts with the renewal of their ‘’Partners in Excellence’’ agreement. This remarkably successful collaboration began in 2006, and among its achievements has been the birth and rise of the Eukanuba World Challenge. A new 3-year ‘’Partners in Excellence’’ agreement is planned to be signed in 2014.

The FCI General Committee expressed their warmest thanks to Mr Takemi Nagamura (JP) who sat in the FCI Reaching end of December 2013 and having a close look General Committee as representative of the FCI Asia and Pacific Section for 8 years. All through his mandate, back, we can state that the year 2013 was a busy one. Mr Nagamura acted for the benefit of dogs in the FCI and more particularly in the section that he chaired. He The General Committee met three times in Madrid - 27-28 was a great colleague and we were honoured that we February 2013, in Budapest - 12 and 15 May 2013 and could work together for so many years. We wished him Helsinki - 29-30 October 2013. good luck for the future. We congratulated Mr Augusto End 2013, following the elections held in Budapest, the Benedicto Santos III (PH) on his election as President of General Committee comprises the following members: the FCI Asia and Pacific Section (General Assembly of Rafael de Santiago (President from May 13th, 2013), th the FCI Asia and the Pacific Section, Ootacamund, India, Gerard Jipping (Vice-President from May 13 , 2013), September 2013) and welcomed him in the FCI General th Carla Molinari (Treasurer from May 13 , 2013), Dr Tamas Committee, looking forward to an excellent cooperation. Jakkel, Kari Järvinen, Stefan Stefik, Jorgen Hindse, Miguel Ángel Martínez, Augusto Benedicto Santos. Please allow me to use this space to communicate two The Executive Committee met 3 times: Thuin (FCI Office) important remarks: on 17-18 June 2013, Lisbon on 2-3-4 August 2013 and Jerez de la Frontera (ES) on 12-13 October 2013 Before the FCI publishes any official statement, the General Committee investigates about the circumstances The FCI General Committee and the Kennel Club of the reported case by addressing the national canine announced that a frame of agreement regarding the organisation involved in the situation, as well as any other mutual recognition of Kennel Club and FCI judges was party involved. reached following several months of detailed discussions. The FCI urges its members to fulfil their complete authority This agreement is considered to be a major step forward and process any case of dog or animal abuse until the last which will enable judges from both organisations to bring consequences. Animal mistreatment does not represent their experience and expertise to the benefit of all the the true spirit of the canine sports and cannot and will countries involved, and of course to the benefit of dogs. not be tolerated. The FCI General Committee urges the FCI members - the national kennel clubs - to take actions The frame of agreement was signed by the FCI and the in any unacceptable situation where cruelty to dogs is Kennel Club mid May in Budapest, Hungary. Details about witnessed.

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In memoriam of friends of the cynological world who passed away in 2013

We are grieving the loss of Mr Franco Stacchini, beloved Founder and President of the Kennel Club San Marino from January 1983 to June 2012;

Canina de España

Sociedad Mr Javier Sánchez, member of the Real Sociedad Canina de España (Spanish canine organisation) since 1973, owner of the kennel name “Barba-Negra” since

© Real 1980 and breeder of Giant Schnauzers and French Bulldogs, among others. Renowned All Rounder of the Real Sociedad Canina de España and Vice- president of the Real Sociedad Canina de España from 1981 until 1984;

Mr Bernhard Meyer, Chief Executive of the German canine organisation (Verband für das Deutsche Hundewesen) since 1986. He was a man of outstanding character who, over decades and with immense passion and commitment, exerted such a positive influence on the VDH.

May they rest in peace.

Plan for the future of the FCI

With a little over a century of history behind it, the FCI has as a global brand which looks to the best interests of dogs a very promising future. I believe in this future, I believe in and their owners worldwide. the FCI and I feel sure that in our hearts we know that, for the FCI, the best is still to come. As president, my work schedule will be based upon the common good, communication and teamwork. I have a vision of what the FCI should represent in the future, for every member country, for every breeder, for My plan can be summed up in terms of three main themes: every competitor and for every dog owner. I see the 1) Modernisation and innovation FCI as a frontline organisation, which sets the tone for 2) Empowerment discussion in the international dog community, with a spirit 3) Growth of openness, in an atmosphere of intellectual dialogue and

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Modernisation and innovation Our commitment to dogs is and will remain unshakable, which means that the FCI will be watching over the well- The FCI must open up to new ideas in order to solve being of dogs around the whole world. It will often be a everyday problems and improve communication, the hard road, but at the same time it is a very promising one. exchanging of ideas and the dissemination of information. I feel sure that I can guide the FCI towards a road to a We shall be strengthening our online presence, with brilliant future. Let’s do it together! a portal offering interactive information, which will be informative and kept up-to-date and it will set out to act as I could not end this report without expressing my warmest a reference source for breeders, vets, scientists, journalists and most sincere thanks and congratulations to one of the and the general public. most outstanding personalities of the FCI: Mr Hans Müller. He was our President for 30 years, he has brought the FCI We shall be forging commercial alliances which will to the level which it has today and he behaved as a leader provide the organisation with new revenue streams, such and a friend for all of us during all these years. Thank you as the sale of advertising space on www.fci.be, and other very much my friend Hans! marketing methods.

Empowerment

We need to entrust our main commissions with the task of presenting and publishing investigative, historical and social work with the aim of becoming a global reference centre, with educational and investigative information, and taking full advantage of our global reach.

Growth

We need to continue expanding our horizons and encourage more members to join our organisation, and to do this I shall be identifying countries in which the love of dogs is developing so that we can offer them our help in improving their organisations and also in order to benefit their dogs. However, we must also strengthen and back up our current members when they experience problems and support them in the struggles they face in their own countries. We must promote the growth of canine activities I would like to sincerely thank my colleagues on the in all countries and support educational initiatives. General Committee and in the sections, the members The FCI must look to the future beyond its worldwide of the commissions, those responsible in the national presence, which means that we need to stimulate organisations, as well as Mr De Clercq and his staff at participation in our organisation by young people and the FCI Office for all the good work they have performed young adults, which means that I shall be setting up a in all the different areas for the FCI community and for youth committee, which will be strictly in line with the aim cynology. of listening to and identifying any ideas, concerns and suggestions they may have which may be of benefit to Rafael de Santiago the FCI. FCI President

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Introduction Introduction In accordance with the celebration of the 100 Anniversary Dans le cadre du futur 100e anniversaire de la Fédération of the Federation Cynologique Internationale, the General Cynologique Internationale, le Comité Général de la FCI a Committee of the FCI reviewed its Mission and Vision revu la mission, les visions et les valeurs de la FCI afin de Statements and Values to maintain our leadership maintenir notre position de leader mondial. worldwide. Mission Mission statement La FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE The FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) est l’autorité cynophile mondiale. Elle est responsable (FCI) is the supreme authority of the canine culture de la préservation de la santé des chiens et des activités worldwide. The FCI is responsible for safeguarding canines internationales dont le but est de promouvoir les canine health and international dog activities to enhance relations entre le chien et l’homme. La FCI a été fondée en the relations between dogs and humans. Established in 1911 et compte 89 membres et partenaires sous contrat 1911 the FCI includes 89 members and contract partners (un membre par pays). Chaque membre émet ses propres (one member per country). Each member issues their pedigrees et forme des juges de manifestations canines own pedigrees and train highly qualified judges. The FCI hautement qualifiés. La FCI garantit la reconnaissance des makes sure that the pedigrees and judges are mutually pedigrees et des juges par tous ses membres, partenaires recognized by all the FCI members, contract partners and sous contrat, ainsi que par toute personne active sur leur any person involved 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 • THE FCI cares about all dogs worldwide. Valeurs • 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 and dans le monde. their Breed Standards. • La FCI considère la santé, le caractère et le compor- • THE FCI promotes dog activities and dog sports world- tement comme les points essentiels pour les chiens et wide, which it considers beneficial to the dogs. leur standard de race. • THE FCI entrusts its commissions to make recommen • La FCI soutient, dans le monde, les activités canines et dations about other important matters. les disciplines canines sportives qu’elle considère béné- fiques 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 géogra- phiques. • THE FCI recognizes and respects agreements with nonmember national organizations. • 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 • THE FCI ensures the regular celebration of World and été 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 championnats 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 die FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) es la autoridad máxima a nivel mundial para la (FCI) ist die oberste Autorität für Hundekultur weltweit. Die cinofilia. La FCI es responsable del aseguramiento FCI ist für die Sicherstellung der Gesundheit von Hunden de la salud de los perros y de las actividades caninas und für internationale Hundeaktivitäten zur Förderung der internacionales para fomentar las relaciones entre los Beziehungen zwischen Hunden und Menschen perros y las personas. La FCI fue fundada en 1911 y tiene verantwortlich. 89 miembros y países contratantes (un miembro por cada país). Cada miembro expide sus propios pedigríes y forma Die FCI wurde 1911 gegründet und hat 89 Mitglieder a jueces altamente cualificados. La FCI se asegura de que und Vertragspartner (ein Mitglied pro Land). Jedes todos los miembros, países contratantes y personas que Mitglied erstellt seine eigenen Ahnentafeln und bildet en cada país se dedican al mundo del perro reconozcan y hochqualifizierte Richter aus. Die FCI stellt sicher, dass acepten los pedigríes y los jueces en el seno die Ahnentafeln und Richter innerhalb der FCI von allen de la FCI. Mitgliedern, Vertragspartnern und allen in der Hundeszene tätigen Personen anerkannt werden. Declaración de visión Vision-statement con ayuda de sus miembros y países contratantes, la FCI die FCI unterstützt durch ihrer Mitglieder und ampara y fomenta el bienestar de todos los perros del Vertragspartner das Wohlergehen aller Hunde weltweit. mundo. Valores “Werte” • DER FCI liegt das Wohlergehen aller Hunde weltweit • A LA FCI le importa y preocupa mucho el bienestar de am Herzen. todos los perros del mundo. • DIE FCI erachtet die Gesundheit, das Wesen und das • LA FCI considera que la salud, el carácter y el compor- Verhalten als wichtigste Merkmale für Hunde und für tamiento de los perros son las cuestiones más impor- deren Rassestandards. tantes en lo que se refiere a los perros y a su estándar de cría. • DIE FCI fördert weltweit Hundeaktivitäten und Hundesportarten, die sie für die Hunde als vorteilhaft • LA FCI fomenta a nivel mundial aquellas actividades erachtet. caninas y disciplinas de deporte canino que considera beneficiosas para los perros. • DIE FCI beauftragt ihre Kommissionen damit, Empfehlungen zu anderen wichtigen Themen • LA FCI encarga a sus Comisiones ofrecer recomenda‑ abzugeben. ciones para otros temas importantes. • DIE FCI unterteilt die Welt der Hunde in fünf Bereiche, • LA FCI clasifica el mundo del perro en cinco sectores, entprechend ihren fünf geographischen Sektionen. conforme a sus cinco secciones. • DIE FCI vertraut auf die Wahrheit und Vollständigkeit • LA FCI confía en que sus miembros y países contra- der nationalen Register ihrer Mitglieder und Vertrags- tantes mantengan la homogeneidad e integridad de partner. sus registros nacionales. • DIE FCI anerkennt und respektiert Vereinbarungen, • LA FCI respeta y acepta los acuerdos tomados con die mit nationalen Nicht-Mitglieder-Organisationen organizaciones nacionales de países que no son miem- abgeschlossen wurden. bros. • DIE FCI setzt für ihren Hauptsitz in jeglicher Hinsicht • LA FCI es extremadamente exigente con su sede cen- höchste Ansprüche. tral. • DIE FCI sorgt für das regelmäßige Abhalten von Welt- • LA FCI se encarga de las celebraciones periódicas de und Sektionsmeisterschaften. los Campeonatos Mundiales y de Sección

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THE GENERAL COMMITTEE

President

Rafael de Santiago (Puerto Rico)

Elected member for the first time in 1999 at the General Assembly held in Mexico (MX). Current positions: President of the FCI and President of the Federación Canófila de Puerto Rico (national canine organisation of Puerto Rico).

Vice-president

Gerard Jipping (The Netherlands)

Elected member for the first time in 2011 at the General Assembly held in Paris (FR). Current positions: Vice-president of the FCI and President of the Raad van Beheer (national canine organisation of the Netherlands).

Treasurer

Carla Molinari (Portugal)

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. Current positions : FCI Treasurer (elected in May 2013 at the General Assembly held in Budapest), Vice-president of the FCI Commission for Show Judges and President of the Clube Português de Canicultura (national canine organisation of Portugal) since 1985.

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Members

Jorgen Hindse (Denmark)

Sitting member in the General Committee; elected in 1991 by the General Assembly of the Tamas Jakkel (Hungary) European Section in Zurich (CH). Current position: Member of Elected member in 2009 at the FCI General Committee, the General Assembly held in President of the Dansk Kennel Bratislava (SK). Klub (national canine organisation Current position: Member of of Denmark) and President of the the FCI General Committee. FCI European Section.

Miguel-Ángel Martínez (Argentina)

Sitting member in the General Kari Järvinen (Finland) Committee; elected in 1995 by the General Assembly of The Americas Elected member for the first and the Caribbean Section held in time in 1995 at the General Brussels (BE). Assembly held in Brussels Current position: Member of the FCI (BE). General Committee and President Current position: Member of of The Americas and the Caribbean the FCI General Committee. Section and President of the Federación Cinológica Argentina (national canine organisation of Argentina).

Augusto Benedicto Santos III (Philippines)

Elected President of the FCI Asia Stefan Stefik (Slovakia) and the Pacific Section at the General Assembly of Ooty (IN) in Elected member for the first 2013. time in 1999 at the General Current positions: Member of the Assembly held in Mexico FCI General Committee. (MX). President of the Philippine Canine Current position: Member of Club since 2005. the FCI General Committee. Member of the FCI (Asia & the Pacific) Section General Committee since its establishment in 2006. 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 Margareth Devaux

Hired in 1973 In charge of the Awards Department and Working Trials schedules Yves De Clercq [email protected]

Hired in 1994 Executive Director [email protected] Marie-France Grulois

Hired in 1992 In charge of Kennel Names and Breed Graziella Soravia Standards Departments (EN-FR) [email protected] Hired in 1981 In charge of Kennel Names and Administration Departments Catherine Gomrée (Standards : DE-FR) [email protected] Hired in 2003 In charge of Accountancy and Administration Departments; Translations and IT Projects [email protected]

Lynda Dock Marie Luna Durán

Hired in 1994 Hired in 2006 Cleaning Operative Marketing and Public Relations Manager; Translations and IT Projects [email protected]

Rosa Vinci

Hired in 2006 Alexandra Decoster In charge of Data Processing [email protected] Hired in 2009 In charge of the Titles Department [email protected]

Marjorie Grimmelprez

Hired in 2008 Sabine Segers In charge of the Judges and Breeds Standards (ES) Departments Hired in 2010 [email protected] In charge of Data Processing [email protected]

Valérie Vanderstukken Jean-Charles Corliano Hired in 2010 In charge of Data Processing and Hired in 2011 Show Schedules In charge of the CACIB Department [email protected] [email protected]

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Executive Director’s report

Dear Readers,

Year 2013 is now behind us. It was a year of changes: new President, new Executive Committee, new working methods.

Hans Müller (CH), FCI President for 30 years, decided to retire: a well-deserved retirement! I would like to express to him my deepest thanks and respect for all he has done for the FCI, his loyalty to our Federation and his constant willingness to move the FCI forward.

Rafael de Santiago (PR) took over as FCI President; he has already paved a new way towards modern working procedures and greater visibility of the FCI.

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We also welcome back and congratulate Carla Molinari (PT), new General and Executive Committee member. She was appointed Treasurer. Congratulations too to the new FCI Vice-President, Gerard Jipping (NL).

Finally, the FCI Asia and the Pacific Section elected a new President, Augusto Benedicto Santos III (PH), who now sits in the FCI General Committee in replacement of Takemi Nagamura (JP), whom we thank for the excellent job he did during the last 8 years as a member of the FCI General Committee.

Like any modern organisation, the FCI has now its two feet in the Modern Communication Era and has been making an intensive use of its website (http://www.fci.be) and Facebook page.

In addition, all the FCI members and contract partners now have the possibility to consult their accountancy online at any time. The project of consulting the show results online will be implemented early 2014.

The extension works at the FCI Office started in September and should be over end of next year. This is a huge initiative that will allow FCI to host Committee and Commission meetings in its headquarters and greet visitors in a cosy and friendly atmosphere.

In August, a partnership contract was signed with the Armenian Dog Lovers Association. We welcome our Armenian friends in the FCI family!

In October, the FCI launched a huge satisfaction survey as we believe it is essential to be attentive to our members. Approximately 40% of them answered and the conclusions will be examined in the course of 2014.

In December, the FCI President, Rafael de Santiago, announced in Orlando, on the occasion of the Eukanuba World Challenge, the renewal of the cooperation contract between the FCI and Eukanuba for another 3 years. We are very happy to keep our collaboration with our Partner in Excellence.

As always, stability is a key-word for an efficient team and work; the FCI Staff, 13 people, remained unchanged. Mrs Devaux celebrated her 40 years of office in the FCI! Congratulations to her.

It is a pleasure to work in close cooperation with a new team and an efficient staff; I look forward to a more and more prosperous FCI.

Yves De Clercq FCI Executive Director

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Outstanding Conformation Dogs of the Year

WORLD DOG SHOW, BUDAPEST (HUNGARY) 16-19/5/2013

1 2 1 Old English Sheepdog (BIS) Leonberger BOTTOM SHAKER MY SECRET SKJAERGAARDENS VALENTINE RUA SOLEIL Judge: Rafael de Santiago (PR) Judge: Rafael de Santiago (PR) Owner: Koroknai József Group judge: Ole Staunskjaer (DK) Owner: Natalia Romanova (RU)

3 1 Wire-Haired Fox Terrier TRAVELLA STARLORD Judge: Rafael de Santiago (PR) Group judge: András Korózs (HU) Owner: Victor Malzoni Jr. (BR)

4 1 Rabbit Dachshund long-haired FORMULA USPEHA COLIBRI Judge: Rafael de Santiago (PR) Group judge: Luis Pinto Teixeira (PT) 1 Owner: I. Yu. Hapaeva (RU)

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5 1 9 1 Samoyed Lhasa Apso (BIS 2) CABAKA’Ss PRETTY GOOD IDEAL CHIC CHOIX CLEOPATRA EURYDICE Judge: Rafael de Santiago (PR) Judge: Rafael de Santiago (PR) Group judge: Kari Järvinen (FI) Group judge: C.V. Sudarsan (IN) Owner: Gitte Morell (DK) Owner: Sanna-Kopola-Hirsimaki

6 1 10 1 Rhodesian Ridgeback Azawakh FAIRA ARIF KAMILIFU AZAMOUR WAHID Judge: Rafael de Santiago (PR) Judge: Rafael de Santiago (PR) Group judge: Rui Oliveira (PT) Group judge: Kenneth Edh (SE) Owner: Angelina Evmenova (RU) Owner: Jari-Pekka Kahelin Jussi Lindholm

7 1 Gordon Setter GOANGO BLACK BOOMS Judge: Rafael de Santiago (PR) Group judge: Hans Van Den Berg (NL) Owner: Minna Malo

8 1 Labrador Retriever LOCH MOR ROMEO Judge: Rafael de Santiago (PR) Group judge: Carla Molinari (PT) Owner: Franco Barberi 6

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THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN SECTION SHOW – Buenos Aires (Argentina) 21/7/2013

Dogo Argentino MONIKA DE DON ELOY Judge: Miguel Ángel Martínez (AR) Owner: Lilian Colantonio (AR)

EUROPEAN SECTION SHOW – Geneva (Switzerland) 30/8 -1/9 2013

Scottish Terrier FILISITE BRASH KOH-I-NOOR Judge: Hans Müller (CH) Owner: Valentina Popova (RU)

ASIA AND THE PACIFIC SECTION SHOW Ootacamund (India) 14-15/9/2013

Yorkshire Terrier NANETTE’S OCTOBER SAND DUNE Judge: Kari Järvinen (FI) Owner: Nanta Tansacha (TH)

EUKANUBA WORLD CHALLENGE Orlando (USA) – 10-15/12/2013

Standard Poodle Afterglow Maverick Sabre Judge: Miguel Ángel Martínez (AR) Owner: Jason Lynn, John & Sandra Stone (UK)

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FCI SCIENTIFIC COMMISSION - Activity report

documents delivered by the Czech canine organisation were lacking some of the FCI requirements thus no further steps have been accomplished until the required information in its right form is received.

Elbow Dysplasia

The international certificate for hip/elbow dysplasia was presented by Dr M. Durán. The certificate was discussed and the commission expressed their appreciation for the work done by Dr Durán with the late Prof Brass. Decision of the Commission: Dr Durán will reformulate the certificate according to the comments expressed by the members of the commission. A separate certificate will be issued for Hips and for Elbow Dysplasia. The certificates will be used for international purposes within the FCI members, after the approval of the FCI General Committee.

Abbreviations and list of Hereditary Diseases

Prof. Zeev Trainin Dr Andrés Villalobos prepared a comprehensive list of hereditary diseases and disorders in the dog, including their internationally recognised abbreviations, according to a previous request from the Commission. This excellent list was been accepted by the Commission Official Meeting and later on by the General Committee. The list will be further completed to its perfection and then During the period under review, the Scientific Commission issued as an FCI official publication. met on 21-22 March 2013 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Meeting of the Presidents of the Standards On the first day of the meeting, the Scientific Commission and Scientific Commissions with the FCI discussed health and genetic issues raised either by the General Committee, February 2013 in Madrid General Committee of the FCI or by the FCI member clubs. In addition, the commission initiated its own ideas The president of the Scientific Commission presented and recommendations regarding topics relevant to health the commission proposals to be approved by the General improvement of pure bred dogs Committee:

The second day was dedicated to joint discussions with List of Abbreviations: it was approved and will be the Standard Commission on items relevant to new translated into the 4 official languages of the FCI. standards, change in standards or health impairment due to standards and on the proposal of new regulations for Dog Dentition: the General Committee accepted the international recognition of new breeds. that missing PM1 and M3 should not be a reason for disqualification in any breed, as it is an evolutionary trait Recognition of New Breeds and not a genetic failure.

The task of the Scientific Commission, in the process of Experts Panels: it was decided to establish FCI Health the recognition of new breeds, is to investigate whether Experts Panels for the major hereditary diseases, namely there are any severe anatomic or genetic impairments and Orthopedic screening programmes to take care that the breeding basis of the new breeds Hereditary eye disorders is wide and diverse enough (8 family groups, previously Hereditary heart diseases denoted blood lines) to enable a healthy breeding. Furthermore, to look whether the potential new breed is a I’d like to express my gratitude to all the members of the new breed or is rather a variety of an already-recognised Scientific Commission, who contributed so much to the breed. tasks of the commission, always willingly, effectively and in a friendly atmosphere. The New Breeds which the commission investigated during this period are the Prague Ratter (Prazsky Krysarik) Prof. Zeev Trainin and the Bohemian shepherd Dog (chodsky pes) .The President of the FCI Scientific Commission

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FCI STANDARDS COMMISSION - Activity report

Members of the Standards Commission during the first from scientific jargon etc. This is an important part of the part of 2013 were: information in the Model standard that should be regarded as a worksheet. Renée Sporre-Willes, President Sweden The important additions made in Buenos Aires, and agreed Hans Wiblishauser Germany by both the Standards- & the Scientific Commissions, José Luis Payró Mexico were approved by the General Committee at their meeting Jorge Nallém Uruguay in Helsinki in October 2013. The circular is shortly to be Jennifer Mulholland Ireland published.

At the General Assembly held in Budapest in May, three Amended and new standards of the members were up for election: Hans Wiblishauser, re-elected; José Luis Payró, re-elected and our The Commission amended the standards of Puli (now congratulations on their re-election. Jennifer Mulholland again accepting the grey colour); Swedish Vallhund and had one vote less than the new candidate, Claude Large Münsterländer (now accepting all black coat colour). Guintard from France. We thank Jennifer Mulholland for Some six standards were returned to the countries of her valuable work in the Commission and welcome Claude origin by the GC. It was recommended to make them more Guintard. user-friendly with genetically correct coat colours and less The Commission’s former president, Mr Raymond Triquet metrics and scientific jargon. is much appreciated as the Commission’s senior adviser, Perro (sin pelo) del Perú and Xoloitzcuintle (no more to a position he has held since 2007 when he resigned from be called Mexican hairless) were approved in 2012 (now the full membership. accepted at shows also with the coated variety). The Peruvian breed standard is now published. The breed The presidents of the Standards- and Scientific name remains with ‘sin pelo’, hairless as the breed is Commissions were invited to the General Committee regarded in the national hereditary act with that name. The meeting in Madrid in February. An earlier proposal standard of the Xolo will be published when all translations in co-operation with the Breeding Commission was are carried out. presented. The proposed sentence, “Only clinically and functionally healthy dogs with breed typical New breeds conformation should be used for breeding” was approved by the GC and all standards will be amended The Commission had received some applications for new with this now obligatory text under the heading of Nota breeds where all requirements had not been met. Hence Bene. This is published (circular 19/13) in the FCI Model none were presented at the General Assembly. Some standard. of the breeds had not had their standards finalised and It was pointed out that the standard of the German others had not the required number of different bloodlines, Shepherd Dog still states Hip Dysplasia as a disqualifying some were not showing an adequate genetic diversity or fault. The General Committee agrees to delete the HD an acceptable health picture. as a disqualifying fault as this cannot be assessed by the The Commission took into consideration the combined human eye. recommendations made at the 1st International Workshop on Enhancement on Genetic Health in Purebred Dogs Commission meeting in Buenos Aires (Stockholm 2012) where the Workshop was held as a post-conference to the 6th International Conference on The Commission’s annual meeting took place in Buenos Advances in Canine and Feline Genomics and Inherited Aires where the few of us able to attend was once again Diseases. The results was reported in the Commission’s given superior hospitality by the Argentinian canine annual report 2012. organisation. Although several of our members could not The rules for accepting new breeds are fairly old so attend, the agenda was followed as it was pre-worked also have been revised and a proposal to the GC was made by the absent members, hence the meeting was carried in Buenos Aires by both Commissions. The proposal out with most issues decided on. was viewed by the GC in Helsinki, and after some minor changes was approved. Model standard Illustrations in standards The FCI Model standard is a ‘living’ document where additions are made when believed necessary. Many The Commission is, as are members of the GC, concerned standards were written decades ago. In modern times, about the illustrations on the front cover often lacking both knowledge and a more scientific approach have in quality. It is a difficult task, as the countries do not succeeded, hence many standards need to be revised always take lightly the critique from the Commission. The and updated and the Model standard is a guideline to Standards Commission has the responsibility to chose that work. There is a need for standards to be easily and to accept illustrations. Even though the illustrations understood by everyone, which do not ask for features are never said to be the perfect specimen, they should that can jeopardise the health and soundness in the dog illustrate correct proportions, typical head, correct anatomy, and that is kept in a recognisable FCI format and free coat and colour.

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It is a known fact that a quality illustration (or photograph), when shown to five experts - three will disagree on the quality. Shown to five new experts – and they will disagree with the choice that the first five approved! Like in judging dogs – it is subjective. Hence there is no single solution, but the Commission sincerely hope that the collaboration should result in as typical illustrations as it is ever possible.

Cross breeding between varieties

Both Commissions signed a proposal in Buenos Aires in March 2013 to the GC with clarified suggestions about how to handle the procedure. The GC decided at their meeting in Helsinki, October 13th to forward the matter to the General Assembly in 2015.

I like to thank my colleagues and the Scientific Commission, as well as the staff at the FCI General Secretariat in Thuin for excellent collaboration and the General Committee for their support.

Perro (sin pelo) del Perú, on the left is the breed in size ‘medió’ in the Renée Sporre-Willes coated variety, now accepted at shows. On the right, in the size ‘grande’, is the traditional hairless variety. The breed name remains with ‘sin pelo’, President of the FCI Standards Commission i.e. hairless although it now can be seen at shows in also a coated variety.

FCI AGILITY COMMISSION – Activity report

In 2013, we had only one meeting with the delegates of will be offered to send two of their international FCI judges. those national canine organisations holding membership The contents of this workshop would be interpretation of in the Commission. Usually, we have two meetings, both the valid trial rules, course design; reviews would also be held at the place of the World Championship. Some discussed particularly in relation with judging refusals and years ago, the majority of the delegates decided to hold disqualifications. This workshop should help to harmonise the World Championship 2013 - for the first time in the the judging worldwide. history of the dog sport - outside from Europe, in another continent: Johannesburg (South Africa). 350 youth starters from 23 nations participated in the JEO in Wichtrach (CH). This was the highest number of It was already clear at the meeting in October 2012 that starters ever, which shows that this event is getting more the Agility Commission would not hold two meetings in and more interest. Unfortunately during this event a dog Johannesburg; the majority of the delegates decided not died during the course running in the tunnel. The accident to hold the February meeting there, due to the high travel was not due to incorrect course design or incorrect costs. The delegate of the French canine organisation equipment, but to a problem with the blood circulation of then offered to be the host of the meeting. the dog. The SKG and the organising club deplored the tragic death very much, but upon the owner’s request and So the meeting was held on the 2nd and 3rd of February after confirmation from the FCI supervisor, Paolo Meroni, at the building of the Société Centrale Canine in Paris. the event continued after a short break. 35 canine organisations had confirmed their attendance and named delegates, but only 19 delegates attended the The EO was held in Neeroteren (Belgium). About 800 Paris’ meeting. participants from 33 nations broke all previous records. This high turn-out was probably due to the fact that most This meeting was a two-day, real work meeting, with a lot of of the nations had decided not to send a team to the WC debates, resolutions about the interpretation of rules and 2013 in South Africa. The organiser of the EO were facing necessary amendments for the JEO and EO, the necessity a huge task, but they managed it perfectly. of guidelines for Agility obstacles and final information The list of winners and all other results can be found at about the events in 2013 JEO (host: Switzerland), EO http://european-open-2013.jimdo.com (host: Belgium) and WC (host: South Africa). The World Championship in South Africa was prepared It was decided to send an application to the FCI General over several years and has been superbly supported by Committee for the organisation of an international judges’ the South African canine organisation KUSA; it took place workshop in 2014, where the national canine organisations in a very nice hall.

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It was a big pity that only a total number of 8 nations me know that they would not be present. We agreed with sent their teams to this World Championship. We missed the FCI office not to hold a second meeting, because it is big Agility nations like France, Finland, Sweden and the not suitable that 8 delegates find resolutions and apply founding country of the sport, United Kingdom and also the FCI board for final decisions on behalf of all the 35 the organising team of this year’s World Championship. countries. Except UK, all other countries had already hosted several WC and were proud to participate in the event with teams Shortly before the end of the year 2013 it was possible from other continents, to which they had been hosts. to get in touch with The Kennel Club (UK) for a possible mutual recognition of Agility judges between the FCI and Up to the deadline for entries, the host of the WC 2013 The Kennel Club (UK). This initiative was supported by and myself hoped to have about 100 participants, but the FCI. unfortunately there were only a total of only 70 starters. It was an overall very emotional event, all nations were close I would like to thank my board members, all the members to each other, helped each other and everyone recognised of the working groups and the delegates for their the results other nations reached. It was an historical event cooperation. with a special atmosphere. In these thanks I would like to include the members of The list of winners and all other results can be found at the FCI General Committee and the employees of the FCI http://www.fciagility2013.co.za/ office.

It was not possible to hold the second meeting of the Commission in Johannesburg: after asking the 35 canine Christa Bremer organisations, I got a positive answer from 8, all other let President of the FCI Agility Commission

© Uwe Dybski © Uwe Dybski Winning team Large - agility run: 1st Germany, 2nd Switzerland and Winners - Individual - Jumping run Large : 1st Liska Radovan (CZ), 3rd Austria 2nd Helmut Paulik (AT), 3rd Philipp Müller-Schnick (DE)

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FCI BREEDING COMMISSION - Activity report

The annual meeting of the Breeding Commission was than the need of rules and regulations. It’s important to arranged in Helsinki, June 8th, with excellent hospitality of keep the power of initiative! RAS is a way to secure quality the Finnish Kennel Club. in dog breeding, and the clubs have done a tremendous job. SKK has now accomplished to produce RAS for every Representatives from the following member countries breed in Sweden. were present at the meeting: Austria (Mrs Heliane Maissen-Jarisch), Belgium (Mr Roger van Hoenacker), The RAS template include population, genetic diversity, Finland (Dr Kirsi Sainio), France (Dr Fréderic Maison), health, mentality and function as well as conformation. It Italy (Ms Maria Ceccarelli), Latvia (Ms Baiba Rumba), includes breed history, description of the present situation Luxembourg (Mr Nicolas Schwab), Norway (Dr Astrid and aims and strategies for the future. It is confirmed Indrebø), Portugal (Mr Luís Gorjão Henriques), Slovenia by SKK, and a report is written. Support is given by (Mrs Marija Kavcic), Slovakia (Mrs Nora Takacova) and supervisors engaged by SKK, breeding committee, Sweden (Ms Britt-Marie Dornell). breeding consultants as well as breed club officials.

President: Dr Astrid Indrebø, Norway RAS is a living document, with a follow up every year, a Vice president: Mrs Maissen-Jarish, Austria revision every 5th year, firmly established among members. Secretary: Dr Kirsi Sainio, Finland The future of RAS is evaluation and progress of health programmes, education at different levels, research and Breed-specific breeding strategies international collaboration.”

Several important issues were discussed at the meeting. It is of great value that the kennel clubs inform each Among them was Breed Specific Breeding Strategies. other – and get ideas and inspiration from each other. Britt-Marie Dornell gave an excellent presentation of the France has started a similar project on the initiative of the situation in Sweden, were the breed clubs have been breed clubs. Finland has been working with RAS from the responsible for working out such strategies for their same model as SKK for some years, and Norway started a own breed(s), based on the breeding policy and Code of similar RAS project based on the Swedish model last year. Ethics of the Swedish Kennel Club (SKK). Here is a short summary of her presentation: Proposal to the FCI General Secretariat: FCI should “The project started in 2001. In earlier days a breeders encourage every member and contract partner to make career was often life long, but today it is often much shorter. breed-specific breeding strategies in cooperation with the There is a need for long-term breeding strategies set by breed clubs. Information about the SKK RAS-project and the breed club. The breed clubs have an overall breed other similar national projects should be available on the responsibility; the breeders themselves are responsible of FCI Web page or on the platform suggested by the FCI their breeding plans. Breed Specific Breeding Strategies Working Group 2012: The FCI Dog Health, Well-Being (RAS) is a joint agreement pointing more to a direction and Welfare Initiative.

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Breeds with individuals which are genetically How do we register imported dogs that are registered impossible to avoid in order to breed what is without limitations in the country from were they are accepted in the breed standard imported, but would have limited registration if they were born in our country? Does the Standing Orders allow us As a result from a proposal from the Breeding Commission to register these dogs with limited registration (not to be last year, the General Committee asked the commission to used for breeding) due to our national rules? make a complete list of the breeds concerned. Some examples: Decision: the commission agreed on the following list to • Some national canine organisations register e.g. two- be equally recognised in the breed standard: coloured poodles, white boxers etc, with a limited registration. In accordance with FCI International • Ridgeless dogs in breeds where only ridge is accepted Breeding Rules, Art 18, all litters are to be fully in the standard registered at the same time; this includes all puppies - Rhodesian ridgeback reared to the date of application for registration. This - Thai ridgeback implies that it is not allowed to refuse registration of puppies with disqualifying coat colour born in a litter • Coated type in breeds where only naked dogs are with accepted colours. accepted - Peruvian hairless dog • Can an imported e.g. two-coloured poodle with a full The breed standard is being changed, and will registration from the export country be registered with follow the same principles as the Mexican Hairless a limited registration? standard concerning the coated type. But will it be equally recognised? • If one (or both) parents have severe hip dysplasia or elbow dysplasia, offspring in some countries are • Merle in breeds where harlequin is accepted registered with limited registration. If a dog from - Great Dane – Germany is now changing the breed parents with severe HD/ED is imported, can it then be standard registered with limited registration?

Registration of imported dogs that would • Some national canine organisations issue pedigrees have been registered with limited registration with limited registration on offspring if the stud dog has (not allowed for breeding) if they were born more than a certain number of offspring/litters (and in the country to where they are imported some national canine organisations refuse to register these puppies). If the stud dog has puppies in another Proposal to the General Committee: Standing country after exceeding the number of puppies/litters Orders, art 5.2 should be changed to (the suggested and these puppies are imported to the country where addition to the text is in bold and underlined characters): his puppies would have been registered with limited Any member or contract partner can refuse to (re)-register registration, is the recipient country allowed to register in its studbook, or register with limited registration the dog with limited registration? not to be used for breeding, a dog suffering from hereditary defects or featuring defects which go against Registration of two-coloured poodles Art 2 in the Statutes or a dog which does not comply with the rules of selection defined by the member or contract Proposal to the General Committee: the parent partner in question. organisation of the breed standard cannot instruct FCI members and contract partners not to register dogs with Background disqualifying colours. Some national canine organisations register dogs with a limited registration (not no be used for breeding) due to Background e.g. increased risk for diseases or for diseased offspring, FCI circular 49/2012: At the request of the Société disqualifying coat colour (like two-coloured poodles) or Centrale Canine pour l’Amélioration des Races de Chiens to prevent matador breeding. According to the FCI rules en France (SCC), parent organisation of the breed standard (Standing Orders, art. 8.2), a member or contract partner “Caniche” (Poodle, standard 172), the FCI members and can refuse to (re)-register in its studbook a dog suffering contract partners are reminded that two-coloured poodle- from hereditary defects or featuring defects which go related dogs can under no circumstances be called against Art 2 in the Statutes or a dog which does not “Poodle” neither on pedigrees nor in show catalogues and comply with the rules of selection defined by the member in other official documents. or contract partner in question. The Breeding Commission wants to point out that the The following questions were discussed: Are the kennel parent organisation of the breed standard can define clubs allowed to register an imported dog with limited e.g. disqualifying colours in the breed standard, but they registration, according to Standing Orders 8.2, even though cannot instruct FCI members and contract partners not to it has a normal registration (without limitation) from the register dogs with disqualifying colours. export country? Or are the national canine organisations only allowed to refuse registration of the dog?

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In accordance to FCI International Breeding Rules, Art 18, Proposal to the General Committee: FCI-approved all litters are to be fully registered at the same time; this kennel names should only be used on litters registered in includes all puppies reared to the date of application for the stud book of the national kennel organisations. This registration. This implies that it is not allowed to refuse point should be stated in the agreement signed by the registration of puppies with disqualifying coat colour born breeder applying for the FCI Kennel Name. in a litter with accepted colours. Kennel name – prefix or suffix The use of FCI-approved kennel names FCI do not mention in the breeding rules if a kennel name The following addition to the FCI Standing Orders was (affix) can be used as prefix and/or suffix, and wanted to approved by the General Assembly in 2013, based on discuss the matter. the proposal from Breeding Commission in 2011 and the General Committee in 2011: Proposal to the General Committee: The Breeding Commission suggests the following to be added to the A national canine organisation can add the FCI- Standing Orders (the new text is underlined): registered kennel name on the pedigrees if the breed in question is recognised by the national Article 9.1, Standing Orders: canine organisation issuing the pedigree and/or All members must apply to the FCI Secretariat General for by the FCI. the registration of new kennel names in the International FCI Kennel Name Register. The official application must The Breeding Commission discussed the matter again indicate clearly whether the kennel name is to be used, on their 2012 meeting, and agreed that this does not permanently and for every single puppy, as a prefix or as cover the main point of our proposal, which is that an a suffix. FCI kennel name should not be allowed to be used on unrecognised “breeds”, like sc designer dogs. Some of Article 9.4.c (the current art 9.4.c will then be 9.4.d etc.): these unrecognised breeds might have sc breed clubs with The kennel name is to be used only on litters registered their own register, and we were told that some breeders in the stud book of the national kennel club, and always use FCI-recognised kennel names in this register – either as a prefix or as a suffix in accordance with the and/or when they announce their puppies for sale. The breeders application for the kennel name. Breeding Commission therefore made a new proposal to the General Committee based on the discussion in our Astrid Indrebø 2012 meeting: President of the FCI Breeding Commission

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FCI COMMISSION FOR BRITISH POINTERS - Activity report

The meeting of the FCI Commission for British Pointers The final dates are however confirmed by the committee was held in Tessaloniki (Greece) on February 24th,2013 to each year for the next one. discuss the topics on the agenda. The seventh point was of considerable importance as The session opened with the welcome of the President. Mr Bahlke, after checking the Regulation of the European Then, the committee began to analyse the different Cup, had considered necessary to make some changes. matters. Therefore, he suggested to establish a committee composed of three persons with the aim to study and The committee unanimously approved the minutes of the suggest corrections; these suggestions will be discussed previous meeting held in Nis (Serbia) on March 23rd, 2013. during the meeting in Spain.

Then, the committee discussed the progress of the In particular, the committee will discuss the following European Cup in Greece, with particular attention to the matters: grounds, the quality and density of partridges. • Rules of the European Cup; • Morphological tests during the Cup; All the members expressed their congratulations to the • Unrolling of the Cup with one or two juries; Greek canine organisation for the excellent logistics put • International Rules for English Pointing Dogs to be in place. proposed to FCI.

The committee then moved on to the fifth item on the The last point was related to the unrolling of Breeds agenda which concerned the assignment of Judges for Championships: whether together with the Cup or the European Cup 2014 which, due to a rotation system, separately. will be held in Spain. According to the principle applied for Initially, it had been decided to make them separately and many years, almost one of the wringers should belong to specifically, in 2014, the European Cup in Spain and the one of the founding countries. other championships in France.

All the members agreed on the proposal about the Afterwards, following the requests of some nations, Italy calendar 2014 for international tests on grey partridges included, the decision was to organise the championships (point sixth), that is: in the same nation as the Cup. The main reason that led to this conclusion has to be found in the economic crisis that • from 1/2 to 14/2 in Spain has affected all the countries and which makes necessary • from 15/2 to 28/2 in Greece to optimise the transfers of the competitors. • from 1/3 to 25/3 in Serbia • from 26/3 to14/4 in France The situation however will be reviewed each year and the • from 15/4 to 30/4 in Belgium decisions will be taken according to the calendar.

Francesco Balducci President of the FCI Commission for British Pointers

Giorgio Baldoni with the 2013 European Champion, the Setter Notala della Vecchia Irlanda and Ernesto Pezzotta with the vice-champion Eros di Loro Piceno (European Cup 2013 in Greece)

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FCI COMMISSION FOR CONTINENTAL POINTERS – Activity report

Results of the Barrage First and European Champion: Capelli Fernando with Kurzhaar Pablo Pradellinensis from Italy

Second and Vice Champion: Hari Herak with Braque Français Daffy du Pied du Mont from Croatia

Third: Vlasenko A. with Glock du Mas d’Eyraud from Ukraine

Fourth: © Hannu Liedes Gervasoni M. with Epagneul Breton Caid des Genets de We had our annual meeting the day before the European l’Azur from France Cup in hotel Ambassador in Nis (Serbia), on March 23rd 2013. Team Results First and European Champion: Spain with 24 points 17 countries attended this meeting, which was a good and Second and Vice Champion: Sweden with 15 points interesting one, with serious discussions especially about the rules of the different countries. The European Cup will be held next year in La Tollara (Italy), with judges from Serbia, France, Portugal and Sweden.

The presentation of the teams was in the beautiful old centre of Nis. 17 teams were participating and 58 dogs would compete on the next day for the European Cup for Continental Pointers. The 24th European Cup was organised in the beautiful fields around Nis, which were perfect for this kind of trial. This area has a lot of natural grey partridges.

© Hannu Liedes The Cup was held in 4 batteries with judges from Croatia, the winning Sweden. Italy, Poland and Norway. There was a barrage between the winners of the 4 Peter Bahlke batteries. The winners all had a first excellent, all without President of the FCI Commission for Continental Pointers CAC so there was unfortunately no CACIT. The judges of the Barrage came from Croatia, Italy and Norway.

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FCI EARTH DOGS COMMISSION - Activity report

underline their hunting characteristics (under the heading “Brief historical summary”) - now want to have certain admission requirements removed from the FCI CACIT trial regulations on account of national hunting regulations or a lack of suitable game. Yet proof of the spurlaut when tracking hares and the ability to work a fox or badger underground are essential elements of any Dachshund or German Hunting Terrier test. Neither profit-oriented financial aspects nor national laws can be allowed to influence the desired innate characteristics of our four- legged hunting friends. Where would the FCI be, should national circumstances such as laws or game availability no longer require small hunting dogs (“Bracken”) to scent and chase game (the German “brackieren”), pointers to point game birds, flushing dogs to flush out game, retrievers to retrieve shot game or sighthounds to course, as proof for gaining an FCI working title? It is of utmost importance to do everything to maintain the hunting characteristics of all hunting dog breeds covered by the FCI. The “day of Robert Osterwalder reckoning” will soon come when a fundamental decision will have to be taken. The FCI General Committee With cynology having so many different facets, it comes as is responsible for ensuring the future of the hunting no surprise that opinions are often very divergent. This is characteristics of our hunting dog breeds. to be seen within the FCI and the Earth Dogs Commission, as well as in the different national laws regarding the The European Cup Trials for Dachshunds were held in keeping and training of dogs and in hunting regulations. Germany on 4 - 6 October 2013, with the FCI “InterVGP” It also comes as no surprise that national breed clubs trial regulations being used for the second time. Of the 15 and their kennel clubs put their own interests first. teams entered, eight finally took to the field, doing their The FCI and its Earth Dogs Commission have the duty best to meet the high requirements. The eight teams came however of putting their main focus on upholding breed from Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Holland and standards and making sure that dogs perform to these Italy. Four teams successfully completed the trials, with standards. Yet what are we now seeing? Certain kennel both the four handlers and the four dogs – gentlemen, club delegates representing Dachshunds (FCI Standard take heed - belonging to the “fairer sex”! The overall No. 148) and German Hunting Terriers (FCI Standard winner of these demanding trials, a team from Austria, No. 103) - breeds whose FCI standard descriptions

Joachim Dietl 1. President LV Thüringen DTK The winning team: Xavier van den Eynden Delegate BE - Caramelo Zelene mytiny with Vaclav Luka CZ Steffen Maar In charge of Hunting Dogs DTK - Justus Nonnenschlag with Roswitha Eckstein DE Vaclav Luka Winner GPE 2013 CZ - Dusty Boyvital with Gonny v. Tankeren NL Peter Mätzke In charge of Trials DFV - Kyrah Jufferfey with Alfred Schmucki CH Jaroslav Svec Delegate CZ - Enzo Uhlighof with Albert Kreuzer AT Hubert Stäblein Trials leader DE - Ambra Hohen Börde with Knut Wedel DE Johann Huschens Parson Russel Terrier Club DE - Henry Schloss Rosenau with Bernd Trautmann DE Robert Osterwalder President of the FCI Commission for Earth Dogs

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achieved the coveted CACIT (necessary for the FCI title of them eligible to gain the CACIT, whereby it was good to International Working Champion). see the German Hunting Terrier bitch among the CACIT 30 August - 1 September 2013 saw the “Grand Prix for winners. Earth Dogs” (GPE) taking place in Thuringia (Germany) for the second time. 11 teckel teams and one hunting terrier Further tasks await us. The 2014 meeting, scheduled to team from Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Germany, be held in Dresden, is set to show us the way forwards. the Netherlands and Switzerland did their best to fulfil the high requirements, with seven teams successfully completing the trials. A team from the Czech Republic was Robert Osterwalder the overall winner. Three teams achieved scores making President of the FCI Earth Dogs Commission

FCI SHOW COMMISSION – Activity report

Some of the delegates on sightseeing in Cartagena

The Colombian canine organisation hosted the FCI Show ended in many proposals from the two commissions to the Commission’s annual meeting first weekend in February FCI General Committee, the delegates had a wonderful together with the FCI Show Judges Commission. This time in the historical city of Cartagena and also had the was the first time this meeting was held outside Europe. opportunity to enjoy a memorable day on a Caribbean The commission has during the last five years worked island. on the revision of the FCI Regulations for Dog Shows which was accepted by the FCI General Committee and We expect that dog people traveling around the world to made valid from 1.1.2013. In the process of working with attend dog shows really love their dogs and are concerned the new regulations where delegates from two different about their health and welfare. It is still common for dog South American and one Asian Country took active shows organisers during summertime that dogs are left to part, it became obvious that the cultural variety in the suffer in warm cars, in some cases dogs have also been vast number of FCI countries is a major problem when found dead in overheated cars. To try and make exhibitors discussing and trying to agree on regulations that shall more responsible, the commission made the following include all countries in the organisation. The ambition of proposal to the FCI General Committee: accepting the Colombian canine organisation’s wish to host our annual meeting was to bring the discussions Proposal: Ask FCI to send a circular to all national canine closer to the South American member countries and we organisations to put following wording in front of the show had hoped that much more of the member countries from catalogue for all to read: this region would have taken the opportunity to express The exhibitors are responsible for safeguarding the their views on the commission’s work. As it turned out it welfare of the dog at a dog show. It is forbidden to was still only delegates from Colombia and Uruguay that expose the dog for a situation that can be dangerous attended the meeting. for the health and welfare of the dog, such as leaving a dog in the car in hot or cold weather and/or treating the The Colombian canine organisation was a perfect host dog in a cruel manner. and in addition to very constructive discussions which

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Violation of these rules will result in exclusion from the There has been good communication with the FCI General current and future dog shows. Secretariat in Thuin during the year, and some questions The proposal was accepted by the FCI General brought forward by the office have been solved during the Committee in their October meeting. year with communication by mail. These questions have been related to understanding of the regulations. The Show Commission both at its meeting in 2011 and 2012 discussed the matter of FCI member countries As the number of member countries attending our awarding national CACs at shows held in another member commission meeting steadily increases, the commission country. At the FCI General Assembly 2013 it was decided experience that the FCI General Committee consider our to follow the proposal from the FCI Show Commission: proposals in a very serious and positive manner which results in most of our proposals being accepted. New proposed wording in the FCI Standing Orders: Only international all-breed shows and international trials Our dog shows and dog breeding are a constant concern at which FCI awards (CACIB, CACIT, CACIAG, CACIL, in the press and public opinion, but with the FCI making CACIOB) are granted come under the aegis of the FCI. international regulations for shows, dog judges, breeding, All documents and catalogues related to the above events ethics, all concentrating on health and soundness as very must carry the FCI logo. The FCI logo must also be visible important, and if all countries try to act according to the at all these events. different regulations, I believe that we can be enjoying our No CAC title/certificate can be given by an FCI fabulous hobby for years to come. member / contract partner on the occasion of shows held on the territory of another FCI member / contract partner. Leif-Herman Wilberg President of the FCI Show Commission

FCI COMMISSION FOR HOUNDS OF THE 6TH GROUP - Activity report

The annual meeting of the FCI Commission for Hounds of by Yrjö Vouti (Finland). On the right side, on the third place the 6th Group took place in Kuopio (Finland), on September the Luzerner Diana von Claus with 126 points, owned by 20th, 2013. The Chairman was the Vice-president Mr Leo and Adriana Duchen (Switzerland). Pircher (Switzerland), since I had to stay at home for reasons regarding my wife’s health. The Secretary was Mr Dorovolny (Austria).

The 21st European Cup Trials for Hounds was organised by the Finnish canine organisation on September 21st in Kuopio. 14 hounds from 6 countries representing 12 different breeds competed in the solo-class. 4 hounds got a 1st prize, 1 hound got a 2nd prize and 2 hounds got a 3rd prize. 7 hounds were not qualified.

The 22nd European Cup 2014 will be organised by the VDH “Verband für das deutsche Hundewesen” (German canine organisation) in Hofheim-Rügheim (Germany) on September 20th.

The next meeting of the FCI Commission for Hounds of the 6th Group will also take place in Hofheim-Rügheim th

The winner was the Drever Slagstigens Qitty with 132 points, owned by Jyrki Vouti (Sweden), in the middle on Curt-Christer Gustafsson the picture. On the left side, on the second place the President of the FCI Commission Finnish Hound Villipuron Amanda with 131 points, owned for Hounds of the 6th Group

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FCI COMMISSION FOR HERDING DOGS – Activity report

Herding working test and trial are open to sheep and cattle The international situation concerning Border Collies dogs of FCI groups 1, 2, 5. Sheepdog trials promote good is rather difficult as the UK Border Collies that work as handling of the sheep with a minimum of stress for them, herding dogs are registered in the ISDS studbook and as well as good handling of the sheepdog, to promote also the trials are organised under the control of the ISDS. its will and working ability to secure and select the best working lines and to preserve the correct breeding of The commission expects some help from the FCI to herding dogs. support the working sheepdog, to make it grow and develop in more member countries under the FCI. Also in In the past years the commission has drafted regulations traditional style the availability of judges with experience for international trials. Collecting style for Border Collies is very limited and the discipline needs expert judges with and Kelpies, which follows fixed courses, and traditional good knowledge and training. The commission plans to style open to all other herding breeds with courses, which organise meetings to be able to recruit more judges. require more alternatives and follows the daily work of a Shepherd. The commission had their meeting in October 2013 in Talheim (Germany). The number of members of the FCI The regulations are recognised by the FCI and were Commission for Herding Dogs is 18, but there were only 8 published on the FCI website. At international trials the attending the meeting in Talheim. CACITR will be gained, which allows to obtain the title (CITR), Champion International de Troupeau. The next meeting will be held in September/October in Finland. Only some of the FCI member countries have recognised the regulations and published the international sheepdog Luigi Guidobono Cavalchini regulations and (or) drafted similar national regulations. President of the FCI Commission for Herding Dogs

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FCI OBEDIENCE COMMISSION - Activity report

At the annual meeting of the Obedience commission, most time was spent integrating the rules of classes I, II and III, so that there will be a clearer alliance between the classes and so that the judging is consequent throughout the classes. The wish of the commission is to improve the rules and to launch them in as many FCI countries as possible, so that they will eventually replace the national rules. It is also a wish to once more get a broader scope of breeds competing on top. One can already see a more active exchange of judges and competitors attending Obedience competitions on their holidays to other countries.

The presidency of the Obedience Commission is held by Dr Carina Savander-Ranne from Finland, the vice- The highlight of our obedience sport in year 2013 was presidency by Mr Johann Kurzbauer from Austria. Mr Ton the World Winner competition in Obedience in Budapest, Hofman from the Netherlands is the Secretary for the Hungary. The competition was held in connection with the Commission. World Dog Show. The competition site, however, was an outdoors facility, which worked well as the weather also favoured us. It was easy for the dogs to perform on the lawn. Another event was the FCI Obedience Commission meeting in Helsinki in June, hosted by the Finnish canine organisation.

The WW competition was well organised, Adel Slanitz having taken responsibility for the competition with the assistance of her fellow-countrymen and some experienced stewards from Austria. The nice work and good cooperation were appreciated.

Fifteen nations had sent a full team of six competitors to contest for the world championship. There was a full number of entries, 100 altogether. Hungary had sent a competitor for the first time. Carina Savander-Ranne President of the FCI Obedience Commission The judges of the WW competition were Jean-Pierre Deplancke (Belgium), Erling Olsen (Denmark), John van Hemert (The Netherlands), Svein Georg Rönning (Norway). The team results were:

1. NORWAY 860.50 2. FINLAND 859.00 3. CZECH REPUBLIC 828.50 4. SWEDEN 826.25 5. ITALY 818.50 6. GERMANY 815.50

The individual medals were presented to:

1. Kjellaug Selsaas Norway Myrullens Junior Flis 283.75 2. Christa Enqist-Pukkila Finland Tending Able Tiger 281.25 3. Katja Kiviaho Finland Tending Airborne 280.75 4. Fedorova Galina Russia Wonder Westspacy 280.75 5. Aina Røine Norway Yra 278.00 6. Carin Bengtsson Sweden Vallhunden Lyxa 276.75

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FCI COMMISSION FOR RESCUE DOGS – Activity report

Meeting Speakers: One meeting was held in 2013 (2-3 March in Paris, Christiane Geritzer, Austria Obedience and dexterity France), with delegates from the FCI countries taking part. Walter Hoffmann, Germany Area search Alois Russegger, Austria Tracking The agenda of the August 26th meeting included the Patrick Corpataux, Switzerland Rubble search following: • Review of the 2012 FCI World Championship for Rescue Dog Teams in the Czech Republic. Conclusion • The pool of international judges for FCI World In conclusion I would like to thank all delegates of the FCI Championships for Rescue Dog Teams. Commission for Rescue Dogs for their support and active • Preview of the FCI 2014 World Championship for participation. I also thank the FCI General Committee for Rescue Dog Teams in Italy. its positive assessment of our applications, seen as an • Amendments to the current trial regulations. expression of appreciation for our work. • A proposal to raise the daily allowance of rescue dog Finally, I would like to extend my thanks to the staff of the judges (from EUR 35 a day to EUR 50). FCI Secretariat for their cooperation over the last year. • A proposal to raise the km allowance (from EUR 0.35/km to EUR 0.50). • A proposal to introduce an FCI European Open for Frans Jansen Rescue Dog Teams. This event would take place once President of the FCI Commission for Rescue Dogs every two years, in those years when there are no World Championships for Rescue Dogs Teams.

2013 FCI international judges’ seminar 2013 saw the FCI Commission for Rescue Dogs, in conjunction with the IRO, holding the 2013 seminar for FCI and IRO rescue dog judges in Berlin, Germany. This seminar is designed to update judges’ skills and help them achieve a uniform level of assessment.

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FCI COMMISSION FOR RETRIEVERS - Activity report

For the difficult task of judging 6 judges were present: Jennifer and Gordon Hay, also Graham West from England, Keld Jorgensen from Denmark, Anja Möller from Germany and Kurt Becksteiner from Austria. This team of judges provided the competitors with tempting and ‘close to the real thing’ exercises.

Forty teams of three retrievers and their handlers out of twelve countries competed against each other.

At the end of two well-organised days in a good atmosphere, the final results were proclaimed on Sunday afternoon: the winner of the IWT Challenge Trophy was the © G. Ting Hungarian team with C. Karai and Int. FTCH Blackthorn In second place from Denmark: J. Lorenzen with Stenhoejgaards Brit, O. Achenar, R. Kószó and Golden Real Gold Storm, T. Zsolt Simonsen with Laerkereden's Ask and J. Raaballe with Batmoors' Gentle George Will. and Blachthorn Grus and reserve O. Kiraly and Golden On the third place: G.Kohler with Lockthorn Topper, M. Zintl with Lost and Whispering Oaks Gambler. Found Bo and D. Albrecht with Dave von der Steinmauer. The most important event in 2013 was the International Due to a promise that could not be kept, we did not have a Working Test (IWT) organised in Germany. European Field Trial Championship for Retrievers in 2013. Since our commission normally gathers on the occasion On the 6th and the 7th of July, the 22nd IWT was organised of this Field Trial Championship, our meeting was also near Kleve at Castle Moyland. Permission to use the superb postponed. Our meeting is planned for the 4th of July in grounds was granted by the family von Steengracht. Denmark, where on the 5th and the 6th the International Gamekeeper Wesley Henn and his team prepared the Working Test will be organised. grounds for the tests. The beaters of the Moyland shoot were throwing dummies and firing blanks at each test. As The national delegates and myself would like to thank a surprise the very well trained spaniels of the beating everybody that contributed to what went well for the and picking up team of the shoot were integrated in some retriever community in 2013. tests. The flushing of the spaniels before the retrievers were sent for their retrieves made the tests even more Fons Exelmans realistic. President of the FCI Commission for Retrievers

From left to right (standing): G. Hay, K. Becksteiner, K. Jorgensen, A. Möller, G. West; (kneeling): J. Lorenzen, O. Simonsen J. Raaballe – team Denmark, J. Hay, T. Zsolt, R. Kószó, C. Karai – the winners from Hungary, M. Zintl, G. Kohler and D. Albrecht – team Germany.

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FCI SHOW JUDGES COMMISSION - Activity report

Our Annual meeting was held as usual in the first week FCI website. We think this approval shows that the FCI of February. Our hosts were our Colombian colleagues General Committee really understands the importance of in Cartagena. We are grateful to the Colombian canine breeding and judging healthy dogs with a good behaviour. organisation for their best hospitality and for our memories of an educative, meaningful and agreeable weekend. The Proposal 5 weekend was an unforgettable one, not only because of Our aim to have a uniform education for every individual the nice weather, the best hospitality, a visit to a beautiful breed, developed by the country of origin of the breed for island, but also because it was full of work and discussions international use will be a step closer to reality. The FCI in two committees, leading to important proposals for the General Committee approved our proposal and they will FCI General Committee. It is a pity that from the South sent our Basic PowerPoint to all NCO’s with the request American Section there were so less delegates present. to develop PowerPoints in English for their own breeds. It was the perfect possibility to feel the importance of this We will make arrangements for breeds whose origin is in committee at first hand. non-FCI countries. The first PowerPoint we received was a really special one from the Swedish canine organisation, Unfortunately, the FCI General Committee could only about the Swedish Vallhund. decide in October 2013 about our proposals, so a lot of time was left waiting for answers. Proposal 6 There is an AKC Rule that says that foreign judges have However, the proposals that were been sent to the FCI to do a test before they can judge at AKC Events. The FCI General Committee were all accepted. This is the crown General Committee was asked to discuss this matter with on hard work and good preparation by all of us. Thank you the AKC and ask them to exempt judges from this ruling. all for your cooperation! The FCI General Committee approved our request.

Proposal 1 Proposal 7 Mutual recognition of Judges by FCI and KC. The president To ask FCI to approve a ruling for FCI Show Judges who and vice president of our commission have discussed a move abroad and implement it immediately. This request concept statement in London twice this year. This led to a was approved and will be effective from January 1st, 2014. revised statement and some agreements that both boards (FCI’s and KC’s) have to discuss further in 2014. Proposal 8 Approval to change Judges Fees for CACIB in Europe, Proposal 2 World and Section Shows into € 50 per day for a judging European Judges List. The FCI has approved to coordinate day and € 35 per day for a travelling day. Our request this website from January 1st, 2014. More and more was approved. Changes will be effective from January 1st, countries participate in this international list and more and 2014. more organisers use it to develop their judges lists for shows. However, there still are some technical problems Proposal 9 that make a friendly use for NCO’s not always so easy. Through the FCI General Committee, the Standard Norsk Kennelclub is working on it to solve the problems. Commission will be asked to use pictures of the breed that are very close to the ideal type and delete the sentence Proposal 3 under the pictures. This will be for new or newly adopted A great step forward was our proposal of a uniform FCI standards. The Standard Commission will also be asked Judges Contract. This contract has been accepted by to be careful with drawings of dogs to be enclosed into the FCI General Committee with some amendments. The standards. proposal will be implemented. The contract will be posted on the FCI website. During 2013, we have also been working on several items: a. Starting to use the PowerPoint Model for the Proposal 4 education “judging dog breeds”. We would like to build Another important issue we discussed in 2013 was up our digital “dog library” filled by all NCO’s. A new to have a basic statement for show judges to take into FCI circular at the end of the year asked the NCO’s account that a champion dog has to be fit for function and to develop PowerPoint presentations for at least a few that this dog has to have correct morphology and physical national breeds before July 1st, 2014. mind as well as good health in order to its job properly and that dogs that do not fit in this list, can never be champions b. During 2013 our President has been talking to his or Best in Breed. The statement was approved. However, colleagues from other commissions to hear their there is no need to “attach” it to the breed standards as aims, wishes and problems. He also talked about the also requested, as most of its contents is already included FCI General Committee and its future under the new in the breed standards. It is however considered important FCI President. We are happy to communicate with to give to this statement the visibility it deserves. A – judges all over the world about their education and revised in English – statement will be published on the development in judging.

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c. Together with the FCI Office we were involved in Our President, Vice-president and Secretary met once several requests, remarks and complaints regarding this year. Several topics were discussed in the past year judges. All cases could be solved in a positive way. by email and several times at shows. You will largely find these mentioned on the agenda. In 2013 the executive committee of this commission consisted of: We thank Yves De Clercq and his colleagues from the - Horst Kliebenstein, President (Germany) FCI office in Thuin for the way in which our documents - Carla Molinari, Vice-president (Portugal) were at all times sent promptly and correctly translated to - John Wauben, Secretary (The Netherlands) our members and our thanks also go to the FCI General Committee member Tamàs Jakkel who supported and defended our proposals at all times.

2013 passed quickly. Another year in which social pressures on our dogs, and on ourselves as show judges, intensified considerably in many countries. We must jointly make a strong case for promoting fine but, especially, healthy and social dogs as well that are fit for their function, to ensure that cynology does not end in an irreversible downward spiral. That will have to be a basic theme of our discussions and concerns in the coming years.

Horst Kliebenstein President of the FCI Show Judges Commission

FCI COMMISSION FOR SIGHTHOUNDS RACES - Activity report

The European Championship Lure-Coursing was held in Greppin – Halbinsel Pouch (Germany) on 22-23 June. Over 800 participants took part. The results can be found at www.dwzrv.de

The European championship Racing was held in Versoix (Switzerland) on 7-8 September, with 352 participants. The results can be found at www.igwr.ch

During this championship the decision of the commission to perform a control measurement on all Whippets and Italian Greyhounds was carried out with the following results:

© Didier Vanmollekot Procedure The Year 2013 was a year of changes in our commission: Because the control took place under unusual Mr Haas was not available anymore to fulfil another term circumstances – on a racetrack and in the presence as President. To replace him there was only one candidate: of many other dogs – a tolerance of 1 centimetre was the undersigned Hubert Iser. granted. The control was divided into two steps: To avoid that there would be a President and a Secretary a) a swift control executed by Mr Christian Magré, a from the same country Mr Hendricks gave back his French show- and working judge. He measured all mandate as a Secretary. He was replaced by Mrs Veronika dogs except the French. The French dogs where Kúcerove-Chrpova from Czech Republic. measured by myself. The owners/handlers of the dogs came into a separated room. First they were shown a The elections took place in Greppin (Germany) on June drawing of the position the dog should take. Then the 21st, on the occasion of the annual meeting of the dog was put into this position by the owner/handler on commission. Due to these changes, there are no figures a wooden board, on which two strips of 1 centimetre available about the number of CACIL races and lure- height were attached. The dog was positioned with coursing run. We planned 89 races en 75 lure-coursings. its forelegs between these strips. The measurement

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Results of this procedure Whippet males: 12 out of the 64 announced dogs were absent (= 18.75%). From the remaining 52 dogs, 10 were too tall at the first measuring (= 19.23%); 4 of them passed at the second measurement. Finally, 11.54% of the measured dogs were rejected and only 46 dogs came to the start after 1 dog was withdrawn before the competition.

Whippet females: 17 out of the 61 announced dogs were absent (= 27.87%). From the remaining 44 dogs, 9 were too tall at the first measurement (= 20.45%); 5 of them passed at the second measurement. Finally, 9.09% of the measured dogs were rejected and only 41 dogs came to the start.

Italian Greyhounds males: 1 out of the 12 announced dogs was absent (= 8.33%). From the remaining 11 dogs, 5 were too tall at the first measurement (= 45.45%); 1 of them passed the second measurement. Finally, 4 (36.36%) of the measured dogs were rejected and only 7 dogs came to the start.

Italian Greyhounds females: 3 out of the 19 announced dogs were absent (= 15.79%). From the remaining 16 dogs, 1 was too tall at the first measurement (= 6.25%); this dog passed the second measurement. Finally, none of the measured dogs was rejected and all 16 dogs came to the start.

tool was then placed upon the dog’s withers and on The national canine organisation where the rejected dogs the 1cm-high strips. If the dog’s height was correct, a are registered received a message in which they were green light on the measurement tool was lit. If the dog asked to reconsider the licence of those dogs. was too tall, a red light was lit. The dogs which passed this control where immediately accepted. The cross-breeding from Sighthounds with other (Sighthounds) breeds is a problem which the FCI b) The dogs which did not pass the swift control Commission for Sighthounds Races wants to solve it. where directed to another room, where they were In order to do so, a meeting with delegates from The re-measured by the commission’s delegate for the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium was organised. On championship, Mr Andreas Huschka. He carried this occasion, some proposals are formulated. They will out the measurement, according to the rules (10 be presented to the other member countries. measurements).

Hubert Iser President of the FCI Commission for Sighthounds Races

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Afghan Hound Kassidy – Leloup (BE)

Saluki Laaibah of Falconers Dream – Wiehser (AT)

Greyhound Vierin Zeagle – Valvekens (BE)

Magyar Agar Thajra Erdesz – Leman (DE)

Borzoi Stephun’s Anfisa – Klein (DE)

PLI Fifablue del Buffone – Toma (IT)

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FCI COMMISSION FOR SLEDGE DOGS – Activity report

In 2013 the FCI Commission for Sledge Dogs continued The Commission reelected its Board. Mr Franco Mannato its work and met in Copenhague, Denmark on 1-2 June (France) was reelected chairman, Mr Henrik Soeborg 2013. A perfectly well organised meeting thanks to the (Denmark) vice-chairman and Mrs Eveline Koch (Sweden) organisers from Dansk Polar Hunde Klub and the Danish secretary. Kennel Club, D.K.K. During the period under review, the work of the commission focused mainly on the discussion and drafting of recommendations for international guidelines for the tests making dogs eligible to enter the “working class” in dog shows as well as the delivery of CACT to enable dogs to become working champions, on a coherent basis.

Guidelines under preparation take into account the two kinds of tests existing currently, the working test and the racing test. The working test is highly appreciated by all participants, but it only exists in Finland at the moment, while racing tests exist in many countries and need to be harmonised. Most discussions focused on the various problems faced by Member countries and how they try to solve them.

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A revised version of these guidelines will be discussed and possibly approved at the next meeting of the Commission.

Another issue was also mentionned, the fact that show judges in general have little eye for functional dogs. It is the opinion of the commission that show judges should be more educated about the purpose of the breed and see in practice what is written in the standards as these are sled dogs.

The next meeting of the commission is planned to be held on 17th and 18th May 2014 in Bratislava, Slovakia. Immediately after the meeting, all decisions - and possibly the adopted document - will be forwarded to the General Committee for perusal and, whenever possible, adoption.

Franco Mannato President of the FCI Commission for Sledge Dogs

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FCI COMMISSION FOR SPANIELS – Activity report

One point on the agenda of the commission’s meeting game, only four countries are regular participants, Italy, on June 8th, 2013 in Rome (IT) was “Proposals for the Belgium, France and The Netherlands. We hope to be organisation of the 2013 European Cup for Spaniels”. joined by other countries soon. In the absence of the delegate from France and after a discussion, it was decided that if the organisation of the We will contact the Spanish canine organisation to decide event was impossible for France, Belgium would then - at the next meeting of the commission to be held in organise the 6th Cup in 2014. The terms regarding the May - about their organising the European Cup. participation of docked dogs were defined.

The trials are appreciated by all participants and the results Domenico Coradeschi are satisfying. However, the activities of the commission President of the FCI Commission for Spaniels are difficult to organise: the trials being organised on shot

FCI COMMISSION FOR UTILITY DOGS – Activity report

Marco Dreyer, Germany, 1st place with German Shepherd Dog Erk vom Waliboer Land with 194 points. Judge: Frederic Clemens (Belgium)

Mathias Samuelsson, Sweden, with German Shepherd Dog Izemdrift Noggy; 3rd place with 189 points

Meetings

Two meetings were held in 2013 (9-10 March and 23 Hammers from Norway, performed extraordinarily well. September in Roudnice nad Labem, Czech Republic), with The event, in which 38 dogs from 19 different countries delegates from the FCI countries taking part. Also present competed, was supervised by Mr Pentti Rapila from as guests at the September meeting were representatives Finland. from the AWDF (American Working Dog Federation) and Israel. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all The title of 2013 World Tracking Dog Champion went to delegates who took part for their cooperation. Mr Marco Dreyer, with his German Shepherd Dog “Erik von Waliboer Land” scoring a total of 194 points. FCI 2013 World Championship for Tracking Germany came out top of the 2013 country rankings, Dogs collecting a total of 385 points. The following assessments were awarded: 1 excellent, 4 very good, 5 good, 1 The 2013 FCI World Championship for Tracking Dogs satisfactory. 26 failed to pass. One dog was disqualified. took place on 10-14 April in Ebeltoft, Denmark. I would like to extend my thanks to the organisation committee, The 2014 FCI World Championship for Tracking Dogs will with Ms Vivi Gilsager at the head of a team of helpers. be taking place in Oberdorla-Thüringen, Germany. The dogs taking part in the Ebeltoft event, judged by Mr Frederic Clemens Straus from Belgium and Mr Terje

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FCI 2013 European Open for Tracking Dogs

The 2013 FCI European Championships for Tracking Dogs took place on 17-20 October in Cormons, Italy. I would like to extend my thanks to the organisation committee, with Daniele Peres at the head of a team of helpers. The 30 participants came from 13 different FCI countries. The dogs taking part in the Cormons event, judged by Mr Peter Lengvarsky from Slovakia and Mr Saso Cvek from Slovenia, performed extraordinarily well. The event was supervised by Mr Mike Greub from Switzerland.

© Ad Schot /adschotfotografie © Ad Schot The title of 2013 European Tracking Dog Champion went to Mr Zdravco Klicek from Switzerland, with his German event being conducted in an exceptionally orderly and Shepherd Dog “Fait t Palameinehof” scoring a total of 194 conscientious manner. points. Both participants and spectators of this World The following assessments were awarded: 1 excellent, 8 Championship expressed their great satisfaction with the very good, 10 good, 3 satisfactory, 4 insufficient. Two dogs organisation. failed to finish. This World Championship was judged by Mr Zdravco FCI 2013 World Championships for Utility Klicek from Croatia (Tracking), Ms Lene Carlson from Dogs Denmark (Obedience) and Mr Alphons van den Bosch from Belgium (Protection). It was supervised by Mr Wilfried The 2013 FCI World Championships for Utility Dogs took Schäpermeier from Germany. place in Roudnice nad Labem (Czech Republic) on 19-22 September, with 127 participants from 36 countries The title of 2013 FCI World Utility Dog Champion went competing. to Jozef Adamuscin from Slovakia, with his German The originally selected judge for Section C, Mr E. Scherkl Shepherd Dog “Chris Spod Lazov” scoring a total of 293 from Germany, had to be replaced by Mr A. van den Bosch points. Slovakia won the team championship, gaining a from Belgium on account of a breach of animal protection total of 855 points. regulations. Results: 3 excellent, 40 very good, 61 good, 3 satisfactory, 13 insufficient. 4 dogs were ill and 3 disqualified. I would like to extend my thanks to the organisation team headed by Mr Vaclav Kejr and Mr Martin Cecho. The The 2014 FCI World Championship for Utility Dogs will be preparations for this event took 2 years, and led to the taking place in Malmö, Sweden.

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Country teams 1st place and FCI World Champion 2013: Germany, with 385 points 2nd place: Sweden with 189 points 3rd place: Slovakia, with 187 points

1st 2013 FCI IPO-FH World Champion Marco Dreyer from Germany, with the German Shepherd Dog Erk vom Waliboerland, with 96 points in the FCI International Judges’ Seminar first track and 98 points in the second track 2nd 2013 FCI IPO-FH World Champion Michael Tomczak with the The 2013 FCI International Judges’ Seminar organised German Shepherd Dog Aik vom Rio Negro. First track 98 points and by the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs was held in Nova second track 93 points

Gorica, Slovenia. These seminars are designed to update 3rd 2013 FCI IPO-FH World Champion Mathias Samuelsson from judges’ skills and help them achieve a uniform level of Sweden with the German Shepherd Dog Izemdrifts Noggy. First track 98 assessment. The judges are supposed to act as multipliers points and second track 91 points in their countries, contributing to achieving greater uniformity in the assessment of dogs and their handlers.

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This seminar went very well, with 53 judges from 22 A. Judges for World Championships will be selected 3 FCI countries taking part. Judges from the American years in advance. Working Dog Federation (AWDF) were also present. All B. From 2014 onwards, the annual judges’ seminar will be judges worked together to judge 3 dogs in the categories held in the form of regional training courses and special Obedience and Protection, with the different assessments courses for judges selected to judge World Championship subsequently discussed in detail. events.

On behalf of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs, I In its October 2013 meeting in Helsinki, Finland, the FCI would like to thank the speakers - Günther Diegel General Committee approved the following proposals and Wilfried Schäpermeier from Germany, and Robert submitted by the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs: Markschläger from Austria, for all the work they put into • the amended regulations for FCI World Tracking Dog their presentations. Championships; The theme of the seminar was: 1 year after the introduction • the amended regulations for FCI World Utility Dog of the amended FCI IPO guidelines, and national and Championships; international judging. • the regulations for the FCI European Open for Tracking Dogs. The decision was taken at the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs’ meeting of 23 September for the 2016 FCI World Closing remarks Championship for Utility Dogs to be held in Slovakia and for the corresponding 2017 event to take place in I would like to end by thanking all delegates of the FCI Germany. The 2015 World Championship for Utility Dogs Commission for Utility Dogs for their support and active had already been awarded to Switzerland. participation. I also thank the FCI General Committee for its positive assessment of our applications, seen as an The meeting also saw the following decisions being taken: expression of appreciation for our work.

Finally, I would like to extend my thanks to the staff of the FCI Secretariat for their cooperation over the last year.

Frans Jansen President of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs

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Financial report

Balance sheets (as of 31.12)

(in 1000 Euro) 2013 2012 ASSETS Fixed Assets Land 75 75 Buildings and Building layout 23 32 Furniture and Hardware 11 16 Ongoing Assets 150 29 Total Fixed Assets 259 152 Current Assets Goods stock for resale 12 27 Trade Debtors 333 302 Other Debtors 21 14 Investments and cash money Investments 3118 3114 Cash at bank and in hand 404 370 Deferrals and accruals income 30 18 Total Current Assets 3918 3845 TOTAL ASSETS 4177 3997 Social Fund Associative Fund (Patrimony) 1882 1882 Accumulated Profits 1483 1453 Own Capital 3365 3335 Affected Fund for dismissal 532 432 Provisions 85 110 Total Own Capital and Funds 3982 3877 Creditors Trade Debts 88 40 Social Debts 107 80 Total Creditors 195 120 TOTAL LIABILITIES 4177 3997

Comments on the Balance sheets as of 31.12.2013 Assets

Fixed Assets Current Assets The item “Land” corresponds to the purchase value of The item “Goods stock for resale” covers inventories the plot of land purchased in 2011 in Thuin. related to the FCI Centenary (Cobby, FCI Centenary The other Fixed Assets refer to net values after Book). The value of this inventory was reduced by 50% in depreciation. The gross values (i.e. before depreciation) 2013 and another similar reduction will be operated end amount to €761,001 for property, plant and equipment of 2014 to bring the value of the stock down to 0. (PPE) and to €131,376 for furniture and computer hardware. The item “Trade Debtors” consists mainly of outstanding Ongoing Assets (Work in progress) relate to the planning amounts to be received from our member countries. These costs and fees already incurred for the new building. were kept at a normal level in 2013.

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The item “Investments and cash money” is greatly this fund grow - via annual payments - to reach the annual dependent on stock market developments (securities) payroll amount. 2013 saw the sum of €100,000 again even though the value of the whole portfolio is secured. being allocated to this fund. Our liquidity continues to be excellent. The decrease in “Provisions” reflects the reversal of provisions amounting to €25,000 for the 2013 General Liabilities Assembly. The increase in the item “Accumulated Profits” Trade Debts increased by €48,000 in 2013, while corresponds to the annual profits for 2013. Social Debts rose by €27,000. The levels of both items The item “Allocated fund for dismissal” covers are normal. statutory reserves for staff; the defined objective is to have

PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT (in 1000 Euro) 2013 2012 Diff. Operating income Turnover Subscriptions (member fees) 67 67 0 CACIB 1256 1212 44 Other CACI. 38 35 3 Kennel names 116 116 0 1477 1430 47 Other operating income Miscellaneous (Advertising, sponsoring, etc.) 108 104 4 Total operating income 1585 1534 51 Operating charges Remuneration 541 527 14 Social security costs + other staff-related social costs 183 178 5 Publications (Magazine, Annual Report) 62 83 -21 Sections financial support 83 83 0 Leasing and machine maintenance 37 46 -9 Stamps and telephone costs 57 66 -9 General Assembly 40 0 40 General and Executive committees - mandatory commissions 135 90 45 Task Force "IPFD and DogWellNet.com" 76 14 62 Legal and accountancy fees 41 46 -5 Translations, Marketing, Internet 113 62 51 Office supplies, heating, electricity 37 28 9 Other operating charges 86 66 20 FCI Centenary Celebrations 0 20 -20 Depreciation of fixed assets 15 36 -21 Written-off stocks 11 0 11 Provisions (decrease/increase) -25 46 -71 Taxes 7 7 0 Total operating charges 1499 1398 101 Operating profit 86 136 -50 Financial incomes 44 68 -24 Affected fund (increase) -100 -100 0 Profit of the year 30 104 -74

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Comments on the Profit and Loss account (contents and major differences vis-à-vis the previous financial year)

Operating Income commissions is mostly attributable to the fact that the General Committee met 3 times in 2013 and to the new Revenues from international shows (CACIB fees) working method of the Executive Committee that included represent the FCI’s main source of income; this year they 3 meetings as well. have been higher than in the previous year. The other CACI awards and the Kennel Names similarly reached the Expenditure on Legal and accountancy fees relates same level as in 2012. to our accounting and auditing firm and to our lawyer in The item “Miscellaneous” under “Other operating Belgium. It should be pointed that we no longer have a income” covers mainly revenues from advertising and mandatory Legal Commission in the FCI. sponsoring. These basically remained at the same level as The increase in expenditure on “Translations, in the previous year. Marketing, Internet” can be mainly attributed to the Operating Charges sharp rise in costs on marketing actions (FCI stand at different shows, production of gadgets, etc.) and Internet The main factors contributing to the increase in the item remodelling (online tools). Remuneration are certain, necessary or legally required, wage adjustments and the associated expenditure on The item “Other operating charges” combines several social security contributions. expenditure items which together increased by a total of €20,000. This increase mainly reflects expenditure for An excellent agreement with a new printing company “Members on duty” and for “Partnership and membership”. led to a decrease in printing costs in 2013. In addition, another very good agreement with the Post Office resulted The reversal of provisions amounting to €25,000 refers in a significant decrease in Stamps, despite 2013 being a to the provisions made in 2012 for the 2013 General “General Assembly Year” with lots of documents to send Assembly. to the members. Operating profit amounts to €86,000 (2012: In years when a General Assembly takes place, the €136,000). annual financial statements also include the actual costs for the GA (2013). In the interim years, provisions are Financial income includes the value adjustments in the made for this event. securities portfolio as well as earnings from securities and liquid assets. The item has decreased by €23,000 in The task-force “International Partnership for Dogs 2013, mainly due to the present low interest rates. and DogWellNet.com” generated costs totalling €75,782: a big investment for a project yet to be born, Allocated fund: cf. notes on the balance sheet item considered however essential. “Affected Fund for dismissal”. The increase in expenditure on meetings of the General The result posted for the year amounts to €30,000 and Executive committees and mandatory (2012: €104,000).

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Auditor’s report

I have audited the above Annual Accounts for the accounting year 1 January – 31 December 2013 for the FCI. The audit has been performed in accordance with ordinary principles and has comprised the auditing procedures considered necessary, including control of entered vouchers and control of the presence of the assets and bank credit balance.

The accounts have been presented in accordance with the articles of association of the FCI and in my opinion the Annual Accounts give a true and correct view of the FCI financial position and result.

25th February 2014

______Nils Erik Åhmansson (Auditor)

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FIGURES AND CHARTS TITLES OF INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION AWARDED IN 2013

International Beauty Champion (C.I.B.) 7410 International Show Champion (C.I.E.) 1332 International Working Champion (C.I.T.) 124 International Working Champion (hunting trial) (C.I.T. ec) 17 International Working Champion (field trial) (C.I.T. ft) 34 Cumulative Title of International Beauty and Working Champion (C.I.B.T.) 27 International Races Champion (C.I.C.) 71 International Champion of Beauty and Performance (C.I.B.P.) 77 International Agility Champion (C.I.AG.) 2 International Obedience Champion (C.I.OB.) 0 FCI-Centenary Shows Champion (C.E.C.) 5 Total 9099

DISTRIBUTION OF THESE TITLES PER COUNTRY BEAUTY (C.I.B.) Argentina 63 El Salvador 12 Latvia 42 Russia 1007 Armenia 0 Estonia 74 Lithuania 46 San Marino 4 Australia 0 Finland 970 Luxembourg 8 Serbia 63 Austria 81 France 585 Macedonia 0 Singapore 5 Azerbaïjan 0 Georgia 0 Malaysia 4 Slovakia 84 Bahraïn 1 Germany 381 Malta 3 Slovenia 43 Belgium 144 Gibraltar 0 Mexico 48 South Africa (Rep. of) 18 Belorussia 59 Great Britain 22 Moldavia 0 Spain 104 Bolivia 0 Greece 14 Monaco 0 Sri Lanka 0 Bosnia-Herzegovina 1 Guatemala 19 Montenegro 5 Sweden 499 Brazil 151 Honduras 0 Morocco 0 Switzerland 86 Bulgaria 9 Hong Kong 0 Netherlands 162 Taiwan 44 Canada 0 Hungary 172 New Zealand 0 Thailand 25 Chile 31 Iceland 39 Nicaragua 0 Turkey 2 China 25 India 0 Norway 234 Ukraine 187 Colombia 1 Indonesia 18 Pakistan 0 United States 5 Costa Rica 0 Ireland 59 Panama 1 Uruguay 3 Croatia 52 Israel 23 Paraguay 0 Uzbekistan 0 Cuba 4 Italy 395 Peru 13 Venezuela 0 Cyprus 0 Japan 243 Philippines 87 Vietnam 0 Czech Republic 424 Kazakhstan 21 Poland 268 Denmark 150 Kirghizistan 0 Portugal 8 Dominican Republic 0 Korea (Rep. of) 19 Puerto Rico 21 Ecuador 8 Kosovo 0 Romania 11

SHOW (C.I.E.) Austria 38 France 126 Kirghizistan 2 Serbia 1 Belgium 52 Germany 68 Latvia 6 Slovakia 13 Belorussia 6 Great Britain 5 Lithuania 13 Slovenia 2 Bulgaria 0 Greece 1 Luxembourg 1 Spain 26 Croatia 4 Hungary 23 Netherlands 66 Sweden 90 Cyprus 0 Iceland 6 Norway 18 Switzerland 15 Czech Republic 90 Ireland 13 Poland 76 Ukraine 29 Denmark 40 Israel 7 Portugal 4 Estonia 17 Italy 105 Romania 4 Finland 193 Kazakhstan 2 Russia 170

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WORKING (C.I.T.) Austria 2 France 28 Netherlands 5 Sweden 3 Belgium 2 Germany 14 Norway 2 Switzerland 1 Czech Republic 5 Hungary 1 Russia 1 Finland 1 Italy 55 Spain 4

WORK (C.I.T.-ec)

Hungary 1 Italy 14 Netherlands 1 Poland 1

WORK (C.I.T.-ft)

Belgium 2 France 25 Netherlands 2 Denmark 1 Italy 1 Spain 3

BEAUTY AND WORKING (C.I.B.T.) Austria 2 Germany 4 Poland 2 France 12 Italy 7

RACES (C.I.C.) Austria 6 France 2 Netherlands 3 Sweden 1 Belgium 7 Germany 28 Norway 2 Switzerland 7 Czech Republic 1 Hungary 3 Poland 1 Finland 4 Italy 4 Slovakia 2

BEAUTY AND PERFORMANCE (C.I.B.P.) Austria 5 France 10 Norway 2 Sweden 8 Belgium 4 Germany 22 Poland 1 Switzerland 2 Czech Republic 7 Italy 7 Russia 1 Finland 5 Netherlands 1 Slovakia 2

AGILITY (C.I.AG.)

Denmark 1 Japan 1

OBEDIENCE (C.I.OB.) 0

CENTENARY SHOWS CHAMPION (C.E.C.)

France 1 Poland 1 Slovenia 1 Germany 1 Russia 1

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

Affenpinscher 19 American Akita 44 Australian Kelpie 6 Afghan Hound 85 American Cocker Spaniel 73 Australian Shepherd 52 Airedale Terrier 48 American Staffordshire Terrier 44 Australian Silky Terrier 38 Akita 35 American Water Spaniel 2 Australian Terrier 25 Alaskan Malamute 55 Appenzeller Sennenhund 15 Azawakh 7 Alpenländische Dachsbracke 7 Australian Cattle Dog 18 Barbet 2

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Basenji 52 Curly Coated Retriever 5 Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier 10 Basset Artésien Normand 6 Dachshund 254 Irish Red & White Setter 6 Basset Bleu de Gascogne 1 Dalmatinski pas 63 Irish Red Setter 22 Basset Fauve de Bretagne 4 Dandie Dinmont Terrier 12 Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier 40 Basset Hound 27 Deerhound 20 Irish Terrier 27 Bayrischer Gebirgsschweißhund 9 Deutsch Drahthaar 12 Irish Water Spaniel 4 Beagle 58 Deutsch Kurzhaar 33 Irish Wolfhound 44 Bearded Collie 51 Deutsch Langhaar 5 Islenkur Fjarhundur 9 Bedlington Terrier 30 Deutsche Dogge 115 Istarski Ostrodlaki Gonic 1 Berger Blanc Suisse 15 Deutscher Boxer 43 Jack Russell Terrier 35 Berger de Beauce 4 Deutscher Jagdterrier 7 Jämthund 9 Berger de Brie 11 Deutscher Pinscher 16 Jugoslovenski ovcarski pas Sarplaninac 4 Berner Sennenhund 78 Deutscher Schäferhund 24 Karjalankarhukoira 6 Bichon à poil frisé 50 Deutscher Spitz 172 Kavkazskaia Ovtcharka 23 Bichon Havanais 46 Deutscher Wachtelhund 2 Kerry Blue Terrier 49 Black and Tan Coonhound 2 Do-Khyi (Tibetan Mastiff) 18 King Charles Spaniel 31 Bolognese 15 Dobermann 66 Kleiner Münsterländer 3 Border Collie 22 Dogo Argentino 24 Komondor 6 Border Terrier 44 Dogo Canario 7 Korean Jindo Dog 3 Boston Terrier 46 Dogue de Bordeaux 44 Kraski Ovcar 1 Bouledogue Français 86 Drever 8 Kromfohrländer 7 Bouvier des Ardennes 2 Drovitzörü Magyar Vizsla 7 Kuvasz 5 Bouvier des Flandres 2 Dunker 1 Labrador Retriever 69 Bracco Italiano 4 English Cocker Spaniel 53 Lagotto Romagnolo 15 Braque d’Auvergne 6 English Pointer 26 Lakeland Terrier 10 Braque du Bourbonnais 1 English Setter 20 Landseer (TCE) 20 Braque Français – type Pyrénées 6 English Springer Spaniel 26 Lapinporokoira 6 Broholmer 1 English Toy Terrier 12 Leonberger 49 Bull Terrier 35 Entlebucher Sennenhund 16 Lhasa Apso 37 Bulldog 64 Epagneul Bleu de Picardie 1 Magyar Agar 6 Bullmastiff 44 Epagneul Breton 18 Maltese 57 Cairn Terrier 65 Epagneul de Pont Audemer 1 Manchester Terrier 13 Canaan Dog 2 Epagneul Français 3 Mastiff 16 Cane Corso Italiano 18 Epagneul Nain Continental 83 Mastin del Pirineo 8 Cane da Pastore Bergamasco 2 Epagneul Picard 1 Mastin Español 10 Cane da Pastore Maremmano/Abbruzzese 8 Erdelyi Kopo 1 Mastino Napoletano 14 Caniche 320 Eurasier 15 Miniature Bull Terrier 21 Cao da Serra da Estrela 4 Field Spaniel 6 Mudi 9 Cao da Serra de Aires 4 Fila Brasileiro 14 Nederlandse Kooikerhondje 25 Cao de Agua Portugês 22 Flat Coated Retriever 34 Nederlandse Schapendoes 22 Cao de Castro Laboreiro 2 Fox Terrier Smooth 37 Newfoundland 67 Cao Fila de San Miguel 4 Fox Terrier Wire 49 Nihon Supittsu 23 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 54 Galgo Español 5 Norfolk Terrier 40 Ceskoslovensky Vlcak 3 Gammel Dansk Honsehund 1 Norrbottenspets 2 Cesky Terrier 8 Golden Retriever 68 Norsk Buhund 3 Chart Polski 4 Gordon Setter 11 Norsk Elghund Grä 15 Chesapeake Bay Retriever 2 Gos d’Atura Catala 7 Norsk Elghund Sort 5 Chien de Berger Belge 20 Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen 10 Norsk Lundehund 8 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées à poil long 2 Greyhound 23 Norwich Terrier 37 Chien de Montagne des Pyrénées 31 Griffon Belge 22 Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever 7 Chien de Saint Hubert 4 Griffon Bruxellois 39 Ogar Polski 1 Chihuahua 133 Griffon d’Arrêt à poil dur 10 Old English Sheepdog 44 Chin 39 Gronlandshund 2 Parson Russell Terrier 26 Chinese Crested Dog 69 Grosser Münsterländer 3 Pekingese 47 Chow Chow 55 Grosser Schweizer Sennenhund 21 Perdigueiro Portugues 1 Cirneco dell’Etna 3 Hamiltonstovare 3 Perro de Agua Español 11 Clumber Spaniel 1 Hannover’Scher Schweisshund 2 Perro Dogo Mallorquin 5 Coban Koepegi 1 Hokkaido 4 Perro Sin Pelo del Perú 13 Collie Rough 66 Hollandse Herdershond 14 Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen 11 Collie Smooth 29 Hovawart 12 Petit Brabançon 24 Coton de Tuléar 34 Hrvatski Ovcar 3 Petit Chien Lion 13 Crnogorski Planinski Gonic 1 Ioujnorousskaia Ovtcharca 9 Pharaoh Hound 25

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Piccolo Levriero Italiano 48 Sealyham Terrier 19 Thai Ridgeback Dog 10 Podenco Ibicenco 8 Segugio Italiano a Pelo raso 2 Tibetan Spaniel 41 Podengo Portugues 9 Segugio Italiano a Pelo Forte 2 Tibetan Terrier 32 Polski Owczarek Nizinny 26 Shar Pei 38 Tosa 10 Polski Owczarek Podhalanski 6 Shetland Sheepdog 87 Vastgotaspets 18 Pug 77 Shiba 36 Volpino Italiano 10 Puli 22 Shih Tzu 78 Vostotchno-Sibirskaia Laika 4 Pumi 14 Shikoku 2 Weimaraner 22 Rhodesian Ridgeback 75 Siberian Husky 74 Welsh Corgi Cardigan 23 Riesenschnauzer 22 Skye Terrier 19 Welsh Corgi Pembroke 60 Rottweiler 47 Sloughi 13 Welsh Springer Spaniel 10 Rovidszörü Magyar Vizsla 19 Slovensky Cuvac 11 Welsh Terrier 19 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 61 Slovensky Kopov 4 West Highland White Terrier 75 Russkiy Tchiorny Terrier 39 Spinone Italiano 3 Whippet 88 Russko-Evropeiskaia laika 1 Sredneasiatskaia Ovtcharka 15 Xoloitzquintle 12 Saarloos Wolfhond 1 St.Bernardshund 46 Yorkshire Terrier 105 Saluki 50 Staffordshire Bull Terrier 59 Zapadno-Sibirskaia Laika 2 Samoiedskaia Sabaka (Samoyede) 47 Suomenajokoira (Finsk Stövare) 9 Zwergpinscher 72 Schipperke 22 Suomenlapinkoira 17 Zwergschnauzer 245 Schnauzer 95 Suomenpystykorva (Finsk Spets) 2 Schweizer Laufhund 1 Svensk Lapphund 6 Scottish Terrier 77 Terrier Brasileiro 13

SHOW (C.I.E.)

Airedale Terrier 4 Deutsch Kurzhaar 10 Kleiner Münsterländer 5 Alpenländische Dachsbracke 6 Deutscher Boxer 31 Labrador Retriever 44 American Water Spaniel 1 Deutscher Jagdterrier 6 Lakeland Terrier 1 Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Australian Kelpie 9 Deutscher Schäferhund 12 27 Barbet 3 Deutscher Wachtelhund 2 Retriever Ogar Polski 3 Basset Artésien Normand 3 Dobermann 20 Parson Russell Terrier 11 Basset Bleu de Gascogne 2 Drentsche Patrijshond 3 Perdigueiro Portuguès 1 Basset Fauve de Bretagne 3 Drever 2 Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen 19 Basset Hound 21 Drotzörü Magyar Vizsla 2 Riesenschnauzer 42 Bayrischer Gebirgsschweisshund 3 English Cocker Spaniel 55 Rottweiler 20 Beagle 43 English Pointer 8 Rövidszörü Magyar Vizsla 7 Berger de Beauce 25 English Setter 31 Schweizer Laufhund 2 Berger de Brie 39 English Springer Spaniel 36 Segugio Italiano a Pelo Raso 3 Berger Picard 3 Epagneul Breton 7 Segugio Italiano a Pelo Forte 1 Border Collie 38 Epagneul de Pont-Audemer 3 Slovensky Kopov 1 Border Terrier 2 Epagneul Français 1 Spinone Italiano 5 Bouvier des Ardennes 1 Field Spaniel 10 Stabyhoun 8 Bouvier des Flandres 14 Flat Coated Retriever 29 Suomenajokoira 1 Bracco Italiano 14 Fox Terrier Smooth 1 Sussex Spaniel 4 Braque du Bourbonnais 2 Fox Terrier Wire 9 Weimaraner 27 Braque Français – Type Pyrénées 1 Golden Retriever 53 Welsh Springer Spaniel 20 Ceskoslovensky Vlcak 19 Gordon Setter 26 Welsh Terrier 9 Cesky Fousek 3 Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen 14 Zapadno-Sibirskaïa Laïka 1 Chesapeake Bay Retriever 4 Griffon d’Arrêt à poil dur 5 Chien de Berger Belge 67 Griffon Fauve de Bretagne 4 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées face rase 1 Grosser Münsterländer 3 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées poil long 6 Hannoverscher Schweisshund 1 Chien de Saint Hubert 6 Hovawart 28 Clumber Spaniel 9 Irish Red & White Setter 10 Curly Coated Retriever 9 Irish Red Setter 51 Dachshund 215 Irish Water Spaniel 5 Deutsch Drahthaar 7 Jack Russel Terrier 9

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WORKING (C.I.T.)

Beagle 1 English Setter 30 Irish Red Setter 7 Chesapeake Bay Retriever 1 English Springer Spaniel 2 Labrador Retriever 9 Dachshund 34 Fox Terrier Smooth 2 Segugio Italiano a Pelo Raso 2 Deutscher Jagdterrier 2 Fox Terrier Wire 1 Segugio Italiano a Pelo Forte 1 English Cocker Spaniel 1 Gordon Setter 2 Suomenajokoira 1 English Pointer 27 Hamiltonstovare 1

WORKING (C.I.T. ec) Bracco Italiano 4 Drotzörü Magyar Vizsla 1 Spinone Italiano 1 Deutsch Kurzhaar 6 Epagneul Breton 5

WORKING (C.I.T. ft)

Bracco Italiano 1 Drotzörü Magyar Vizsla 5 Braque Français – Type Pyrénées 2 Epagneul Breton 8 Deutsch Drahthaar 1 Griffon d’Arrêt à Poil Dur 7 Deutsch Kurzhaar 9 Rövidszörü Magyar Vizsla 1

BEAUTY AND WORKING (C.I.B.T.) Bracco Italiano 1 Deutsch Kurzhaar 3 Griffon d’arrêt à Poil Dur 5 Braque Français – Type Pyrénées 5 English Setter 1 Dachshund 6 Epagneul Breton 1 Deutsch Drahthaar 4 Fox Terrier Wire 1

RACES (C.I.C.) Afghan Hound 14 Irish Wolfhound 2 Saluki 14 Azawakh 1 Magyar Agar 2 Whippet 21 Deerhound 1 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 7 Greyhound 2 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 7

BEAUTY AND PERFORMANCE (C.I.B.P.) Afghan Hound 11 Irish Wolfhound 2 Whippet 6 Azawakh 4 Magyar Agar 1 Chart Polski 1 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 7 Deerhound 2 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 9 Galgo Español 7 Saluki 16 Greyhound 5 Sloughi 6

AGILITY (C.I.AG.) Caniche 1 Shetland Sheepdog 1

OBEDIENCE (C.I.OB.) 0

CENTENARY SHOWS CHAMPION (C.E.C.) Airdale Terrier 2 Grosser Schweizer Sennenhund 1 Cao Fila De Sao Miguel 1 Hovawart 1

CACIT OFFERED FOR COMPETITION

Argentina 25 Bulgaria 4 Denmark 64 Austria 24 Croatia 105 Estonia 1 Belgium 54 Cyprus 18 Finland 54 Belorussia 0 Czech Republic 50 France 329

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Germany 30 Mexico 1 San Marino 4 Georgia 2 Moldavia 0 Serbia 139 Greece 173 Montenegro 15 Slovakia 42 Hungary 9 Morocco 0 Slovenia 1 Ireland 7 Netherlands 19 Spain 134 Italy 646 Norway 70 Sweden 39 Japan 3 Poland 74 Switzerland 28 Lithuania 0 Portugal 12 Ukraine 35 Luxembourg 0 Romania 23 Total 2256 Macedonia 0 Russia 22

KENNEL NAMES

Argentina 1117 Kazakhstan 75 Armenia 0 Korea (Republic of) 335 Australia 0 Kosovo 0 Austria 269 Kyrgyzistan 4 Azerbaijan 0 Latvia 31 Bahrain 3 Lithuania 136 Belarus 114 Luxembourg 8 Belgium 186 Macedonia 13 Bolivia 75 Malaysia 0 Bosnia-Herzegovina 23 Malta 79 Brazil 1508 Mexico 6 Bulgaria 74 Moldavia 0 Chile 435 Monaco 0 China 52 Montenegro 8 Colombia 100 Morocco 8 Costa Rica 11 Netherlands 394 Croatia 99 New Zealand 0 Cuba 15 Nicaragua 3 Cyprus 19 Norway 337 Czech Republic 992 Panama 7 Denmark 179 Pakistan 0 Dominican Republic 8 Paraguay 20 Ecuador 41 Peru 228 El Salvador 3 Philippines 2 Estonia 66 Poland 1041 Finland 714 Portugal 112 France 1849 Puerto Rico 8 Georgia 4 Romania 134 Germany 880 Russia 1114 Gibraltar 0 San Marino 0 Greece 114 Serbia 172 Guatemala 28 Singapore 12 Honduras 0 Slovakia 271 Hong Kong 0 Slovenia 58 Hungary 346 South Africa 0 Iceland 25 Spain 702 India 1 Sri Lanka 0 Indonesia 0 Sweden 673 Ireland 154 Switzerland 122 Israel 34 Italy 274 Japan 1976

2013 Annual report | 57 Figures and charts Chapter IX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 6100 1900 18916 25121 49000 42000 510000 150000 400000 500000 150000 1441787 6200000 4000000 1500000 2500000 16053037 46005980 28511121 OWNERS OF DOGS (PURE-BRED OR NOT) Latest update : 14/04/14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 183 6800 2800 27990 15000 54000 150000 655000 156799 200000 400000 575000 600000 100000 300000 9000000 2000000 8000000 5200000 2000000 6000000 22933511 26443389 49316730 107693813 DOGS (PURE- BRED OR NOT) 0 0 183 8163 6850 1790 4436 31139 25979 51940 31145 17696 38536 90657 20305 52000 83326 519212 725757 180337 241509 183654 126209 182000 553600 200581 722499 1133952 1434738 4448710 2000000 8300000 1123010 6464518 1152600 2165198 16390463 27147579 48712692 TOTAL PURE-BREDTOTAL DOGS REGISTERED UNTIL END 2013 0 72 52 632 315 154 9212 1067 7352 3237 4580 8240 1233 1250 2669 6115 1320 3688 8550 40250 17620 21495 19183 10876 37875 20118 49535 19888 32800 16627 35589 11106 60406 509537 774975 230718 215365 124196 1532922 REGISTERED 2013 PURE-BRED DOGS DOGS PURE-BRED 0 2 1 3 99 27 25 61 70 70 10 43 30 70 36 51 23 13 18 28 46 296 203 491 137 159 214 108 180 126 220 116 287 400 1072 6648 8137 1983 1419 BREED CLUBS BREED 2 0 0 0 12 33 30 430 970 384 675 4235 3875 2655 1334 1100 6029 1889 1494 4000 4523 2400 9471 2673 52480 54300 50802 32555 22850 25621 66000 102992 150509 156720 150015 550000 395644 1701291 1858702 MEMBERS INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL 0 3 1 3 86 15 45 90 41 11 26 12 29 27 12 30 45 96 288 291 407 257 308 115 330 394 184 182 851 139 341 195 461 100 224 170 6091 7149 1340 JUDGES STATISTICS 2013 - EUROPE STATISTICS 0 4 9 4 9 9 9 4 3 3 4 8 2 2 7 13 11 68 37 30 16 10 27 33 19 13 11 60 12 17 12 12 25 14 12 30 487 694 135 CACIB SHOWSCACIB 0 4 5 3 4 8 1 4 0 2 8 3 4 6 11 46 62 10 14 15 15 20 17 88 17 16 48 90 29 16 41 23 79 27 60 548 750 2615 1271 SHOWS CAC ALL-BREEDCAC 0 0 11 48 24 253 651 195 260 197 473 359 142 606 1160 4870 8353 3097 1432 2074 7976 3741 9607 1457 4741 1258 7620 3670 9980 2114 1464 7137 59164 44852 27026 16161 166708 168128 398881 LITTERS 0 49 950 225 658 123 7452 1322 7152 3010 4217 1183 7483 1148 2364 5566 1706 3184 8550 17328 19831 16430 10410 36727 18804 46904 19334 36275 15847 34937 10142 56806 38324 507300 752935 228512 212114 123757 1506124 PUPPIES CARIBBEAN HE T Italy Israel Malta Spain Latvia Turkey Serbia France Russia Cyprus Ireland Greece Austria Poland Croatia Iceland AFRICA Kosovo Finland Estonia Norway Belarus AND Ukraine Georgia Monaco Sweden Belgium Armenia Bulgaria Hungary Portugal Slovakia Morocco Slovenia Gibraltar Germany Romania Denmark Moldavia Lithuania COUNTRY Azerbaijan Kyrgyzstan Macedonia Uzbekistan San Marino Kazakhstan Switzerland Montenegro Luxembourg MIDDLE EAST TOTAL WORLD TOTAL Czech Republic Czech TOTAL EUROPE TOTAL The Netherlands The ERICAS Bosnia-Herzegovina ASIA AND THE PACIFIC A M Blank cells correspond either to no answer from the country or data not available communicated.

58 | Fédération Cynologique Internationale Chapter IX Figures and charts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 35 35 35 6100 1900 18916 25121 49000 42000 173697 185102 705624 650000 510000 150000 400000 500000 150000 1441787 3049245 1441787 1441787 6200000 4000000 1500000 2500000 28511121 16053037 46005980 23747453 28511121 16053037 46005980 16053037 46005980 28511121 OWNERS OF DOGS OWNERS OF DOGS OWNERS OF DOGS (PURE-BRED OR NOT) (PURE-BRED OR NOT) (PURE-BRED OR NOT) Latest update : 14/04/14 Latest update : 14/04/14 Latest update : 14/04/14 0 0 0 0 183 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 183 299496 183 183 6800 2800 9000000 7900000 1401759 5090475 1500000 OR NOT) 27990 15000 54000 49316730 26443389 22933511 33125000 150000 655000 156799 200000 400000 575000 600000 100000 300000 107693813 9000000 2000000 8000000 5200000 2000000 6000000 9000000 OR NOT) 22933511 26443389 49316730 49316730 22933511 26443389 107693813 107693813 DOGS (PURE- BRED OR NOT) DOGS (PURE-BRED DOGS (PURE-BRED 0 183 3375 9305 0 0 21017 93780 43542 83399 725757 440000 183 183 183 4448710 1367755 2386537 2013 8163 6850 1790 4436 27147579 48712692 16390463 31139 25979 51940 31145 17696 38536 90657 20305 52000 83326 725757 519212 725757 180337 241509 183654 126209 182000 553600 200581 722499 4448710 1133952 1434738 4448710 2000000 8300000 1123010 6464518 1152600 2165198 16390463 27147579 48712692 16390463 27147579 48712692 TOTAL PURE-BREDTOTAL DOGS REGISTERED UNTIL END END UNTIL REGISTERED TOTAL PURE-BREDTOTAL DOGS REGISTERED UNTIL END 2013 TOTAL PURE-BREDTOTAL DOGS REGISTERED UNTIL END 2013 0 72 943 3249 2973 2548 2292 3537 72 72 69600 17620 13123 230718 774975 509537 132453 0 1532922 17620 72 52 230718 509537 774975 632 315 154 1532922 9212 1067 7352 3237 4580 8240 1233 1250 2669 6115 1320 3688 8550 40250 17620 21495 19183 10876 37875 20118 49535 19888 32800 16627 35589 11106 60406 509537 774975 230718 215365 124196 1532922 REGISTERED 2013 PURE-BRED DOGS DOGS PURE-BRED REGISTERED 2013 PURE-BRED DOGS DOGS PURE-BRED REGISTERED 2013 PURE-BRED DOGS DOGS PURE-BRED 3 0 4 2 8 9 59 91 11 15 12 0 0 214 203 6648 8137 1072 203 214 1072 6648 8137 0 2 1 3 99 27 25 61 70 70 10 43 30 70 36 51 23 13 18 28 46 296 203 491 137 159 214 108 180 126 220 116 287 400 1072 6648 8137 1983 1419 BREED CLUBS BREED BREED CLUBS BREED BREED CLUBS BREED 0 0 0 12 83 47 246 178 546 550 12 12 2655 4235 1005 2 0 0 0 12 4235 2655 33 30 150509 430 970 384 675 1701291 1858702 4235 3875 2655 1334 150509 1100 6029 1889 1494 4000 4523 2400 9471 2673 52480 54300 50802 32555 1701291 1858702 22850 25621 66000 102992 150509 156720 150015 MEMBERS 550000 395644 INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL 1701291 1858702 MEMBERS INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL 4 0 9 6 0 0 18 14 17 10 49 394 103 407 164 257 257 407 394 6091 7149 0 6091 7149 3 1 3 86 15 45 90 41 11 26 12 29 27 12 30 45 96 288 291 407 257 308 115 330 394 184 182 851 139 341 195 461 100 224 170 JUDGES 6091 7149 1340 JUDGES JUDGES 4 0 0 68 135 487 694 STATISTICS 2013 - EUROPE STATISTICS 6 0 4 5 4 7 6 2 26 68 53 12 14 0 4 9 4 9 9 9 135 4 487 694 3 3 4 8 2 2 7 13 11 68 37 30 16 10 27 33 19 13 11 60 12 17 12 12 25 14 12 30 487 694 135 CACIB SHOWSCACIB STATISTICS 2013 - MIDDLESTATISTICS EAST CACIB SHOWSCACIB CACIB SHOWSCACIB 0 0 46 548 750 0 1271 2615 19 46 34 28 17 25 10 20 19 376 750 548 723 0 4 5 3 4 8 1 4 0 2 8 3 4 6 1271 2615 11 46 62 10 14 15 15 20 17 88 17 SHOWS 16 48 90 29 16 41 23 79 27 60 548 750 2615 1271 SHOWS SHOWS CAC ALL-BREEDCAC CAC ALL-BREEDCAC CAC ALL-BREEDCAC STATISTICS 2013 - THE AMERICASSTATISTICS AND THE CARIBBEAN 11 11 11 593 808 218 871 420 512 509 4870 4870 3070 59164 59164 14862 37301 166708 168128 398881 168128 398881 166708 LITTERS LITTERS 0 0 11 48 24 253 651 195 260 197 473 359 142 606 1160 4870 8353 3097 1432 2074 7976 3741 9607 1457 4741 1258 7620 3670 9980 2114 1464 7137 59164 44852 27026 16161 166708 168128 398881 LITTERS 49 49 49 943 3147 2895 4304 2225 2211 3191 17328 69009 17328 13073 507300 228512 752935 228512 752935 507300 127514 1506124 1506124 PUPPIES PUPPIES 0 49 950 225 658 123 7452 1322 7152 3010 4217 1183 7483 1148 2364 5566 1706 3184 8550 17328 19831 16430 10410 36727 18804 46904 19334 36275 15847 34937 10142 56806 38324 507300 752935 228512 212114 123757 1506124 PUPPIES CARIBBEAN HE Peru Chile Cuba Brazil T Bahrain AFRICA Bolivia Mexico AFRICA EUROPE Panama Ecuador Uruguay COUNTRY EUROPE Paraguay Colombia COUNTRY Honduras Argentina Italy Nicaragua Venezuela Costa Rica Guatemala Israel El Salvador Malta Spain Puerto Rico Puerto Latvia Turkey Serbia France Russia Cyprus Ireland Greece Austria Poland Croatia Iceland AFRICA Kosovo Finland Estonia Norway Belarus AND Ukraine Georgia TOTAL WORLD TOTAL Monaco Sweden Belgium Armenia Bulgaria Hungary Portugal MIDDLE EAST Slovakia Morocco Slovenia Gibraltar Germany Romania TOTAL WORLD TOTAL Denmark Moldavia Lithuania COUNTRY Azerbaijan Kyrgyzstan Macedonia Uzbekistan San Marino Kazakhstan Switzerland Montenegro Luxembourg MIDDLE EAST Dominican Republic TOTAL MIDDLETOTAL EAST TOTAL WORLD TOTAL Czech Republic Czech TOTAL EUROPE TOTAL The Netherlands The ASIA AND THE PACIFIC ERICAS ASIA AND THE PACIFIC Bosnia-Herzegovina ASIA AND THE PACIFIC AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN A M TOTAL AMERICAS ANDTOTAL THE CARIBBEAN Blank cells correspond either to no answer from the country or data not available communicated. 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9000000 AUSTRIA OR NOT) 11000000 22933511 26443389 49316730 107693813 Graz, 8-9 Mar Vitez, 30 May DOGS (PURE-BRED Salzburg, 5-6 Apr Sarajevo, 19 Jul CROATIA Wieselburg, 17-18 May Sarajevo, 20 Jul Rijeka, 15 Feb Klagenfurt, 14 Jun Posusje, 23 Aug Rijeka, 16 Feb Klagenfurt, 15 Jun Posusje, 24 Aug Dubrovnik, 28 Apr 0 183 2013 1582 Gradiska, 31 Aug

85000 Dubrovnik, 29 Apr 659344 288885 874255 284694 725757 Oberwart, 12-13 Jul 4448710 14196703 16390463 48712692 27147579 Innsbruck, 23 Aug Gradacac, 5 Oct Zadar, 1 May Innsbruck, 24 Aug Zadar, 2 May REGISTERED UNTIL END END UNTIL REGISTERED TOTAL PURE-BREDTOTAL DOGS Tulln, 27-28 Sep BULGARIA Zadar, 3 May Wels, 6 Dec Sofia, 17 Jan Zadar, 4 May Wels, 7 Dec Sofia, 18 Jan Varazdin, 24 May 72 828 798 9580 40351 39469 81951 10545 17620 Sofia, 19 Jan Varazdin, 25 May 326015 509537 774975 230718 1532922 ARMENIA Sofia, 14 Feb Umag, 7 Jun REGISTERED 2013 PURE-BRED DOGS DOGS PURE-BRED Erevan, 18-19 Oct Sofia, 15 Feb Umag, 8 Jun Sofia, 16 Feb Split, 25 Jul Sofia, 14 Mar Split, 27 Jul 3 0 64 11 24 27 10 15 AZERBAIJAN 918 214 203 1072 8137 6648 Baku, 15 Mar Sofia, 15 Mar Osijek, 13 Sep

BREED CLUBS BREED Baku, 16 Mar Sofia, 16 Mar Osijek, 14 Sep Ganja, 6 Apr Asenovgrad, 23 Apr Zagreb, 22 Nov Baku, 15 May Asenovgrad, 24 Apr Zagreb, 23 Nov

12 Asenovgrad, 25 Apr 800 323 169 Baku, 16 May 4298 2655 4235 83315 18437 32467 10700 150509 1858702 1701291

MEMBERS Asenovgrad, 26 Apr INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL Baku, 17 May CYPRUS Baku, 18 May Asenovgrad, 27 Apr Limassol, 1 Mar Baku, 14 Nov Dobrich, 22 May Limassol, 2 Mar Dobrich, 23 May Paphos, 31 May 3 0

0 Baku, 15 Nov 23 36 28 76 122 119 407 394 257 7149 6091 Dobrich, 24 May Paphos, 1 Jun JUDGES Baku, 16 Nov Balchik, 24 Jun Nicosia, 4 Oct BELARUS Balchik, 25 Jun Nicosia, 5 Oct Minsk, 22 Feb Balchik, 26 Jun 2 4 6 1 0 4 15 18 10 12 68 694 487 135 Minsk, 23 Feb Balchik, 27 Jun CZECH REPUBLIC Minsk, 31 May Balchik, 28 Jun Brno, 22 Feb CACIB SHOWSCACIB Minsk, 1 Jun Balchik, 29 Jun Brno, 23 Feb Minsk, 6 Sep Balchik, 15 Jul Ceske Budejovice, 26-27 Apr

STATISTICS 2013 - ASIA AND THESTATISTICS PACIFIC Minsk, 7 Sep Balchik, 16 Jul Praha, 3-4 May 8 6 2 0 29 88 18 46 142 255 548 750 2615 1271 Balchik, 21 Jul Litomerice, 24-25 May SHOWS Minsk, 22 Nov Balchik, 22 Jul Brno, 21-22 Jun CAC ALL-BREEDCAC Minsk, 23 Nov Balchik, 25 Jul Mlada Boleslav, 30-31 Aug BELGIUM Bansko, 21 Aug Ceske Budejovice, 20-21 Sep

11 Bansko, 22 Aug Brno (European Section Show) 240 154 Hoogstraten, 4-5 Jan 7001 2981 3728 4870 14752 22753 59164 115099 166708 398881 168128 LITTERS Mouscron, 25-26 Jan Bansko, 23 Aug 23-24-25-26 Oct Gent, 22-23 Feb Bansko, 24 Aug Praha, 1 Nov Antwerpen, 12-13 Apr Shkorpilovtzi, 5 Sep Praha, 2 Nov Genk, 28-29 Jun Shkorpilovtzi, 6 Sep 49 735 776 9486 39863 38940 81406 10325 17328 325769 507300 752935 228512

1506124 Liège, 19-20 Jul Shkorpilovtzi, 7 Sep DENMARK PUPPIES Mechelen, 23-24 Aug Pleven, 17 Oct Fredericia, 8-9 Feb Charleroi, 11-12 Oct Pleven, 18 Oct Roskilde, 10 May Kortrijk, 15-16 Nov Pleven, 19 Oct Roskilde, 11 May ACIFIC CARIBBEAN

E Bruxelles, 6-7 Dec Sofia, 14 Nov Vejen, 21 Jun ORLD HE T

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ERICAS Sofia, 14 Dec Bornholm, 17 Aug

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Herning, 1 Nov Angers, 7-8 Jun Athens, 22 Jun Herning, 2 Nov La Rochelle, 22 Jun Thessaloniki, 13 Sep Montpellier, 29 Jun Thessaloniki, 14 Sep ESTONIA Cahors, 3 Aug Athens, 10 Oct Tallinn, 8-9 Feb Brive, 17 Aug Athens, 11 Oct Tallinn, 12-13 Apr Dijon, 6-7 Sep Athens, 12 Oct Narva, 19-20 Apr Compiègne, 13-14 Sep Athens, 16 Nov Tallinn, 31 May-1 Jun Pontoise, 20-21 Sep Parnu, 5 Jul Orléans, 11-12 Oct HUNGARY Parnu, 6 Jul Poitiers, 18-19 Oct Budapest, 13 Feb Tallinn, 23 Aug Metz, 2 Nov Budapest, 14 Feb Tallinn, 24 Aug Saint-Etienne, 8-9 Nov Budapest, 15 Feb Tartu, 8 Nov Tarbes, 16 Nov Budapest, 16 Feb Tartu, 9 Nov Avignon, 22-23 Nov Szilvasvarad, 19 Apr Rouen, 6-7 Dec Szilvasvarad, 20 Apr FINLAND Nantes, 14 Dec Szilvasvarad, 21 Apr Kajaani, 11-12 Jan Székesfehérvár, 10 May Turku, 18-19 Jan GEORGIA Székesfehérvár, 11 May Jyvaskyla, 22-23 Feb Tbilisi, 5 Apr Komarom, 7 Jun Lappeenranta, 19-21 Apr Tbilisi, 10 May Komarom, 8 Jun Vaasa, 26-27 Apr Tbilisi, 11 May Komarom, 9 Jun Lahti, 26-27 Apr Tbilisi, 22 Nov Pécs, 21 Jun Tampere, 3-4 May Tbilisi, 23Nov Pécs, 22 Jun Hamina, 10-11 May Szombathely, 12 Jul Helsinki, 10-11 May GERMANY Szombathely, 13 Jul Joensuu, 17 May Nürnberg, 11-12 Jan Debrecen, 19 Jul Oulu, 18 May Offenburg, 15-16 Mar Debrecen, 20 Jul Kotka, 14-15 Jun Berlin, 29 Mar Debrecen, 23 Aug Rovaniemi, 21-22 Jun Chemnitz, 12-13 Apr Kecskemét, 6 Sep Pori, 28-29 Jun Lingen, 26-27 Apr Kecskemét, 7 Sep Oulu, 12-13 Jul Dortmund, 9-11 May Komarom, 11 Oct Kokkola, 12-13 Jul Dortmund Europasieger, Komarom, 12 Oct Kemi, 19-20 Jul 9-11 May Kuopio, 1 Aug Neumunster, 31 May-1 Jun ICELAND Kuopio, 2 Aug Saarbrücken, 8 Jun Reykjavik, 22-23 Feb Kuopio, 3 Aug Erfurt, 15 Jun Reykjavik, 22 Jun Helsinki (World Dog Show), Bremen, 2 Aug Reykjavik, 6-7 Sep 8-10 August Ludwigshafen, 16-17 Aug Reykjavik, 8-9 Nov Tervakoski, 30-31 Aug Leipzig, 23 Aug Eckerö, 27-28 Sep Leipzig, 24 Aug IRELAND Jyväskylä, 8-9 Nov Gießen, 6-7 Sep Dublin, 19 Apr Helsinki, 6 Dec Rostock, 13-14 Sep Clonmel, 3 May Helsinki, 7 Dec Dortmund, 17-19 Oct Newtownards, 11 May Dortmund Bundessieger, 17-19 Oct Dublin, 4 Oct FRANCE Hannover, 1-2 Nov Dublin, 5 Oct Vincennes, 11-12 Jan Karlsruhe, 8-9 Nov Bordeaux, 19 Jan Kassel, 7 Dec ISRAEL Perpignan, 26 Jan Kibbutz Givat Chaim, 17-18 Jan Troyes, 1-2 Feb GIBRALTAR Tel-Aviv, 17 May Bourg en Bresse, 15-16 Feb (BRITISH OVERSEAS Arad, 18 Oct Douai, 2 Mar TERRITORY) Perigueux, 8-9 Mar Gibraltar, 20 Sep ITALY Montluçon, 16 Mar Gibraltar, 21 Sep Rho, 12 Jan Colmar, 6 Apr Biella, 18-19 Jan Limoges, 12-13 Apr GREECE Eboli, 25 Jan Chateauroux, 19-20 Apr Thessaloniki, 5 Apr Eboli, 26 Jan Amiens, 26-27 Apr Thessaloniki, 6 Apr Forli, 1-2 Feb Avignon, 8 May Athens, 3 May Biella, 8-9 Feb Saint-Brieuc, 11 May Athens, 4 May Fermo, 15 Feb Marmande, 25 May Athens, 20 Jun Fermo, 16 Feb Ajaccio, 31 May-1 Jun Athens, 21 Jun Cagliari, 23 Feb

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Gonzaga, 1-2 Mar Verona, 7 Dec MOLDAVIA Modica, 9 Mar Erba, 13-14 Dec Chisinau, 8 Feb Reggio Emilia, 14 Mar Roma, 20 Dec Chisinau, 9 Feb Reggio Emilia, 15 Mar Sora, 21 Dec Chisinau, 29 Mar Reggio Emilia, 16 Mar Chisinau, 30 Mar Catanzaro, 22 Mar KAZAKHSTAN Chisinau, 7 Jun Catanzaro, 23 Mar Almaty, 5 Apr Chisinau, 8 Jun Padova, 29-30 Mar Almaty, 6 Apr Tiraspol, 23 Aug Ferrara, 6 Apr Aktobe, 18 May Tiraspol, 24 Aug Montichiari, 12-13 Apr Ust-Kamenogorsk, 8 Jun Chisinau, 4 Oct Rimini, 20 Apr Kapchagay, 28 Jun Chisinau, 5 Oct Rimini, 21 Apr Karaganda, 21 Sep Chisinau, 29 Nov Taranto, 25 Apr Almaty, 12 Oct Chisinau, 30 Nov Rieti, 26 Apr Alessandria, 1 May KOSOVO MONACO Ercolano, 3 May Monaco, 3-4 May Ercolano, 4 May KIRGHIZISTAN Venturina, 10 May Bishkek, 12 Apr MONTENEGRO Venturina, 11 May Bishkek, 13 Apr Bar, 3 May Orvieto, 17 May Bishkek, 5 Oct Bar, 4 May Firenze, 18 May Cetinje, 21 Jun Rende, 24 May LATVIA Cetinje, 22 Jun Rende, 25 May Riga, 22 Mar Golubovci, 22 Jul Pisa, 31 May Riga, 23 Mar Niksic, 23 Aug Pisa, 1 Jun Riga, 7 Jun Kotor, 24 Aug Viterbo, 2 Jun Riga, 8 Jun Danilovgrad, 27 Sep Bari, 7 Jun Adazi, 26 Jul Podgorica, 28 Sep Palermo, 8 Jun Riga, 22-23 Nov Bijelo Polje, 31 Oct Prato, 14 Jun Pljevlja, 1 Nov Rapallo, 15 Jun LITHUANIA Cuneo, 21-22 Jun Vilnius, 8 Mar MOROCCO Roma, 28 Jun Vilnius, 9 Mar Casablanca, 14-15 Jun Narni, 29 Jun Molétai, 23 May Torino, 5 Jul Molétai, 24 May NETHERLANDS Torino, 6 Jul Molétai, 25 May Eindhoven, 7-9 Feb Matera, 13 Jul Druskininkai, 1 Aug Groningen, 1-2 Mar Fabriano, 20 Jul Druskininkai, 2 Aug Leiden, 22-23 Mar Marsala, 27 Jul Vilnius, 20 Dec Utrecht, 5-6 Apr Ancona, 3 Aug Vilnius, 21 Dec Goes, 19 Apr Gradisca d’Isonzo, 13 Aug Goes, 20 Apr Gradisca d’Isonzo, 14 Aug LUXEMBOURG Tilburg, 24-25 May Oristano, 31 Aug Luxembourg, 29-30 Mar Arnhem, 7-9 Jun Muggia, 6-7 Sep Luxembourg, 30-31 Aug Uden, 21-22 Jun Chieti, 13 Sep Rotterdam, 6-7 Sep Chieti, 14 Sep MACEDONIA Maastricht, 27 Sep Latina, 19 Sep Skopje, 16 Mar Maastricht, 28 Sep Roma, 21 Sep Bitola, 29 Mar Zwolle, 4 Oct Montichiari, 27 Sep Prilep, 30 Mar Zwolle, 5 Oct Montichiari, 28 Sep Skopje, 12 Apr Bleiswijk, 1-2 Nov Lecce, 4 Oct Gevgelija, 27 Apr Amsterdam, 12 Dec Bastia Umbra, 11-12 Oct Mavrovo, 19 Jul Amsterdam, 13-14 Dec Messina, 18 Oct Mavrovo, 20 Jul Cuijck, 19-20-21 Dec Messina, 19 Oct Ohrid, 28 Aug Busto Arsizio, 1 Nov Ohrid, 30 Aug NORWAY Busto Arsizio, 2 Nov Ohrid, 31 Aug Bo, 22-23 Feb Sassari, 8 Nov Skopje, 18 Oct Kristiansand, 15-16 Mar Sassari, 9 Nov Skopje, 19 Oct Bergen, 5-6 Apr Genova, 15 Nov Alesund, 3-4 May Genova, 16 Nov MALTA Drammen, 31 May-1 Jun Foggia, 23 Nov Cottonera, 29-30 Nov Tromso, 15 Jun Cremona, 29-30 Nov Trondheim, 5-6 Jul

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Oslo, 16-17 Aug RUSSIA Nis, 25 May Rogaland, 13-14 Sep Perm, 1-2 Feb Ada, 31 May Harstad, 4-5 Oct St-Petersburg, 15-16 Feb Sabac, 8 Jun Lillstrom, 14 Nov Moscow, 22 Mar Becej, 15 Jun Lillstrom, 15-16 Nov Moscow, 23 Mar Irig, 13 Jul Belgorod, 6 Apr Soko Banja, 26 Jul POLAND Krasnodar, 20 Apr Obrenovac, 30 Aug Legnica/Glogów, 24-26 Jan Samara, 3-4 May Leskovac, 14 Sep Rzeszów, 15-16 Feb St-Petersburg, 3-4 May Pozarevac, 21 Sep Zielona Góra, 1-2 Mar Omsk, 10 May Novi Sad, 28 Sep Katowice, 21-23 Mar Kaliningrad, 17-18 May Backa Topola, 4 Oct Opole, 26-27 Apr Rostov-na-donu, 1 Jun Krusevac, 11 Oct Lódź, 10-11 May Vladivostok, 1 Jun Beograd, 23 Nov Leszno, 31 May-1 Jun Irkutsk, 7 Jun Krakow, 14-15 Jun Novorossiysk, 7 Jun SLOVAKIA Szczecin, 28-29 Jun Tyumen, 14-15 Jun Trencin, 18-19 Jan Warszawa, 12-13 Jul Smolensk, 14-15 Jun Nitra, 29 Mar Zakopane, 2-3 Aug St-Petersburg, 28 Jun Nitra, 30 Mar Sopot, 23-24 Aug St-Petersburg, 29 Jun Nitra, 31 May Bialystok, 30-31 Aug Vladimir, 5 Jul Nitra, 1 Jun Wroclaw, 27-28 Sep Kazan, 26-27 Jul Velka Ida, 6 Jul Poznań, 18 Oct Kursk, 27 Jul Bratislava, 16 Aug Poznań, 19 Oct Pskov, 2-3 Aug Bratislava, 17 Aug Kielce, 8-9 Nov Chelyabinsk, 16-17 Aug Lucenec, 14 Sep Rostov-na-donu, 23-24 Aug Bratislava, 4 Oct PORTUGAL Khabarovsk, 30-31 Aug Bratislava, 5 Oct Norte, 18 Jan Velikiy Novgorod, 30-31 Aug Nitra, 29 Nov Norte, 19 Jan Krasnodar, 21 Sep Nitra, 30 Nov Caldas da Rainha, 16 Mar Vladivostok, 20-21 Sep Elvas, 10 May Sochi, 28 Sep SLOVENIA Vila Franca de Xira, 1 Jun Voronezh, 4-5 Oct Ljubljana, 18 Jan Lisboa, 11 Jul Moscow, 8 Nov Ljubljana, 19 Jan Lisboa, 12 Jul Moscow, 9 Nov Celje, 22 Feb Sintra, 27 Jul Nizhniy Novgorod, 15 Nov Celje, 23 Feb Estoril, 24 Aug Nizhniy Novgorod, 16 Nov Maribor, 19 Apr Aveiro, 7 Sep Ekaterinburg, 22-23 Nov Pohorje, 20 Apr Ponta Deldgada, 12 Oct Novosibirsk, 13-14 Dec Bled, 21 Jun Santarem, 30 Nov Stavropol, 14 Dec Bled, 22 Jun St-Peterburg, 13 Dec Lendava, 21 Sep ROMANIA St-Peterburg, 14 Dec Koper, 4 Oct Cluj Napoca, 15 Feb Koper, 5 Oct Cluj Napoca, 16 Feb SAN MARINO Šempeter, 8 Nov Satu Mare, 26 Apr San Marino, 24-25 May Vrtojba, 9 Nov Satu Mare, 27 Apr San Marino, 6-7-8 Dec Timisoara, 10 May SPAIN Timisoara, 11 May SERBIA Martorell, 11-12 Jan Sibiu, 31 May Beograd, 9 Mar Vigo, 26 Jan Sibiu, 1 Jun Bogatic, 29 Mar Zaragoza, 2 Feb Constanta, 21 Jun Vrsac, 30 Mar Granada, 16 Feb Constanta, 22 Jun Jagodina, 5 Apr Valladolid, 23 Feb Ploiesti, 20 Jul Zajecar, 6 Apr Sevilla, 2 Mar Alba Iulia, 16 Aug Smederevo, 12 Apr Gerona, 15-16 Mar Alba Iulia, 17 Aug Ruma, 13 Apr Cieza, 29-30 Mar Targu Mures, 13 Sep Odzaci, 19 Apr Oviedo, 13 Apr Targu Mures, 14 Sep Kraljevo, 20 Apr Irun, 27 Apr Arad, 18 Oct Kragujevac, 26 Apr Badajoz, 11 May Arad, 19 Oct Vranje, 1 May Tenerife, 11 May Craiova, 1 Nov Stara Pazova, 3 May Madrid, 24-25 May Craiova, 2 Nov Topola, 10 May Castellon, 15 Jun Iasi, 16 Nov Natalinci, 11 May Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Subotica, 18 May 21-22 Jun

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Medina de Pomar, 22 Jun Jönköping, 2 Aug Donetsk, 18 May Santander, 29 Jun Jönköping, 3 Aug Dnipropetrovsk, 15 Jun Portugalete, 6 Jul Norrköping, 16-17 Aug Ivano-Frankivsk, 21 Jun Bilbao, 7 Sep Visby, 31 Aug Ternopil, 22 Jun Mallorca, 14 Sep Högbo/Sandviken, 6-7 Sep Sumy, 29 Jun Pamplona, 14 Sep Gimo Herrgard, 13-14 Sep Poltava, 5 Jul Leon, 28 Sep Eslöv, 13-14 Sep Poltava, 6 Jul Talavera de la Reina, 4-5 Oct Sundsvall, 11-12 Oct Kharkiv, 3 Aug Santiago de Compostela, 12 Oct Växjo, 31 Oct-2 Nov Mykolayiv, 17 Aug Malaga, 19 Oct Stockholm, 13-14 Dec Uzhgorod, 16 Aug Valls, 1-2 Nov Uzhgorod, 17 Aug Jerez de la Frontera, 2 Nov SWITZERLAND Dnipropetrovsk, 23 Aug Murcia, 9 Nov Fribourg, 22 Feb Dnipropetrovsk, 24 Aug Ciudad Real, 15 Nov Fribourg, 23 Feb Simferopol, 6 Sep Alicante, 7 Dec St. Gallen, 10 May Simferopol, 7 Sep Valencia, 14 Dec St. Gallen, 11 May Donetsk, 14 Sep Grand Saconnex, 15 Nov Odesa, 20 Sep SWEDEN Grand Saconnex, 16 Nov Kherson, 28 Sep Göteborg, 3 and 5 Jan Vinnytsia, 28 Sep Göteborg, 4 and 6 Jan TURKEY Zaporizhia, 4 Oct Strängnäs, 7-9 Mar Istanbul, 21 Jun Zaporizhia, 5 Oct Malmö, 22-23 Mar Istanbul, 22 Jun Lviv, 11 Oct Stockholm, 18-20 Apr Izmir, 31 Aug Odesa, 11 Oct Hässleholm, 17-18 May Istanbul, 12 Oct Kharkiv, 19 Oct Österbybruk, 24-25 May Donetsk, 2 Nov Avesta, 14-15 Jun UKRAINE Kyiv, 6 Dec Gällivare, 28-29 Jun Donetsk, 1 Mar Kyiv, 7 Dec Pitea, 5-6 Jul Donetsk, 2 Mar Ronneby, 5-6 Jul Kyiv, 26 Apr UZBEKISTAN Tvaaker, 11 Jul Kyiv, 27 Apr Tashkent, 19 Apr Köping, 19-20 Jul Mariupol, 2 May Tashkent, 20 Apr Askersund, 19-20 Jul Sevastopol, 4 May Tashkent, 27 Sep Ransäter, 26-27 Jul Odessa, 17 May Tashkent, 28 Sep Jönköping, 1 Aug Odessa, 18 May

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ARGENTINA Mar del Plata, 9 Nov Niteroi, 3-4 May Buenos Aires, 29 Mar Buenos Aires, 15 Nov Atajía, 24-25 May Buenos Aires, 30 Mar Buenos Aires, 16 Nov São Paulo, 31 May Salta, 20 Apr Villa Gesell, 23 Nov São Paulo, 1 Jun Necochea, 27 Apr Porto Alegre, 7-8 Jun Neuquen, 18 May BOLIVIA Londrina, 14-15 Jun Rosario, 4 May Cochabamba, 15-16 Mar João Pessoa, 15 Jun Sante Fe, 1 Jun Santa Cruz, 19-20 Apr Lomas de Zamora, 15 Jun San Luis, 8 Jun Cochabamba, 17-18 May Florianópolis, 21-22 Jun Lomas de Zamora, 15 Jun Cochabamba, 2 Aug Palmas, 21-22 Jun Corrientes, 22 Jun Cochabamba, 3 Aug Sao Paulo, 28-29 Jun Cordoba, 6 Jul Santa Cruz, 20-21 Sep Joinville, 5-6 Jul Buenos Aires, 26 Jul Cochabamba, 22-23 Nov Ribeirao Preto, 5-6 Jul Buenos Aires, 27 Jul Vitoria, 5-6 Jul Escobar, 3 Aug BRAZIL Rio de Janeiro, 19-20 Jul Tucuman, 17 Aug Sao Paulo, 22-23 Feb Foz do Iguaçu, 26-27 Jul Santa Fe, 7 Sep Jundiai, 8-9 Mar Recife, 2-3 Aug Tandil, 21 Sep Sao Paulo, 15-16 Mar Fortaleza, 16-17 Aug Jauregui, 28 Sep Uberlandia, 5-6 Apr Minas Gerais, 23-24 Aug Rosario, 5 Oct Rio de Janeiro, 12-13 Apr Natal, 23-24 Aug Bahia Blanca, 19 Oct Cuiba, 19-20 Apr Distrito Federal, 30-31 Aug Mendoza, 26 Oct Ribeirao Preto, 26-27 Apr Itajai, 30-31 Aug

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São Bernardo do Campo, 6-7 Sep CUBA Granada, 26 Oct Rio de Janeiro, 13-14 Sep La Habana, 24 Apr Guaratinguetá, 20-21 Sep La Habana, 25 Apr PANAMA Volta Redonda, 20-21 Sep La Habana, 26 Apr Panama, 29-30 Nov Santana do Livramento, 27-28 Sep La Habana, 27 Apr Campos, 27 Sep La Habana, 13 Nov PARAGUAY Marília, 4 Oct La Habana, 14 Nov Asuncion, 18 May Niteroi, 4-5 Oct La Habana, 15 Nov Asuncion, 29 Aug Caxias do Sul, 11-12 Oct La Habana, 16 Nov Asuncion, 30 Aug Salvador, 11-12 Oct Asuncion, 31 Aug Sao Paulo, 18-19 Oct ECUADOR João Pessoa, 25 Oct Quito, 1-2 Feb PERU João Pessoa, 26 Oct Santo Domingo, 15-16 Mar Lima, 16 Mar Minas Gerais, 25-26 Oct Riobamba, 5-6 Apr Arequipa, 20 Apr Santa Maria, 1-2 Nov Guayaquil, 17-18 May Chiclayo, 14 Jun Salvador, 1-2 Nov Quito, 5-6 Jul Lima, 19 Jul Uberlândia, 1-2 Nov Imbabura, 3 Aug Lima, 20 Jul Campina Grande, 8-9 Nov Guayaquil, 27-28 Sep Arequipa, 24 Aug Pelotas, 8-9 Nov Lima, 15 Nov Fortaleza, 15 Nov EL SALVADOR Lima, 16 Nov Fortaleza, 16 Nov San Salvador, 3 May Paraná, 15-16 Nov San Salvador, 4 May PUERTO RICO Rio de Janeiro, 15-16 Nov San Salvador, 11 Oct San Juan, 16 May Distrito Federal, 22-23 Nov San Salvador, 12 Oct San Juan, 17 May Sorocaba, 22-23 Nov San Juan, 20 Nov Goiás, 29-30 Nov GUATEMALA San Juan, 21 Nov Recife, 29-30 Nov Guatemala, 18 Jan San Juan, 22 Nov São Paulo, 29-30 Nov Guatemala, 19 Jan San Juan, 23 Nov Aracaju, 6 Dec Guatemala, 9 Mar Belém, 6-7 Dec Guatemala, 5 Apr REPUBLICA Cuiabá, 6-7 Dec Guatemala, 6 Apr DOMINICANA Viamão, 6-7 Dec Guatemala, 22 Nov Porto Alegre, 13-14 Dec Guatemala, 23 Nov URUGUAY São José do Rio Preto, 13-14 Dec Punta del Este, 16 Feb Atibaia, 20-21 Dec HONDURAS Montevideo, 20-21 Jul Tegucigalpa, 22 Feb CHILE Tegucigalpa, 23 Feb Vina Del Mar, 18-19 Jan Tegucigalpa, 2 Aug VENEZUELA Santiago, 5-6 Sep Tegucigalpa, 3 Aug Maracaibo, 28 Mar Santiago, 7 Sep Tegucigalpa, 1 Nov Maracaibo, 29 Mar Santiago, 8-9 Nov Tegucigalpa, 2 Nov Maracaibo, 30 Mar Mérida, 26 Jul COLOMBIA MEXICO Mérida, 27 Jul Bogota, 21 Mar Mexico, 16 Feb Caracas, 13 Nov Bogota, 22 Mar Mexico, 14 Jun Caracas, 14 Nov Bogota, 23 Mar Mexico, 15 Jun Caracas, 15 Nov Bogota, 24 Mar Mexico, 27 Jul Caracas, 16 Nov Medellin, 16 Aug Mexico, 18 Sep Medellin, 17 Aug Mexico, 19 Sep Mexico, 20 Sep COSTA RICA Mexico, 21 Sep San José, 29 Mar Mexico, 16 Nov San José, 30 Mar Mexico, 4 Dec San José, 27 Sep Mexico, 5 Dec San José, 28 Sep Mexico, 6 Dec San José Mexico, 7 Dec (The Americas and the Caribbean NICARAGUA Section Show),27-28-29-30 Nov Managua, 1 Mar Managua, 2 Mar Granada, 25 Oct

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Asia and the pacific

CHINA Chiba, 19 Jan Daegu, 3 May Shangai, 14 Mar Kanagawa, 9 Feb Daegu, 4 May Shangai, 15-16 Mar Shizuoka, 2 Mar Seoul, 28 Jun Shunde, 22 Mar Gunma, 16 Mar Seoul, 30 Aug Shunde, 23 Mar Tokyo (Asia and the Pacific Seoul, 31 Aug Zhengzhou, 20 Apr Section Show), 29-30 Mar Gyeonggi-do, 21 Sep Zhengzhou, 21 Apr Tokushima, 20 Apr Gyeonggi-do, 12 Oct Wuhan, 26 Apr Shiga, 11 May Goyang, 8 Nov Wuhan, 27 Apr Yamagata, 25 May Goyang, 9 Nov Jinan, 17 May Nagano, 15 Jun Seoul, 6 Dec Jinan, 18 May Hokkaido, 13 Jul Seoul, 7 Dec Hangzhou, 31 May Saitama, 5 Oct Hangzhou, 1 Jun Okayama, 19 Oct SINGAPORE Shunde, 31 May Fukuoka, 9 Nov Singapore, 2 Mar Shunde, 1 Jun Osaka, 7 Dec Singapore, 7-8 Jun Qingdao, 21 Jun Tokyo, 21 Dec Shunde, 30 Aug TAIWAN Shunde, 31 Aug MALAYSIA Taipei, 19 Jan Hangzhou, 20 Sep Kuala Lumpur, 5 Apr Taichung, 16 Feb Shunde, 11 Oct Kuala Lumpur, 6 Apr Taipei, 2 Mar Shunde, 12 Oct Kuala Lumpur, 19 Sep Kaohsiung, 16 Mar Langfang, 17 Oct Kuala Lumpur, 20 Sep Miaoli, 20 Apr Langfang, 18 Oct Kuala Lumpur, 21 Sep Taichung, 18 May Langfang, 19 Oct PAKISTAN Tainan, 15 Jun Taiyuan, 8 Nov Islamabad, 12 Jan Taipei, 13 Jul Beijing, 22 Nov Karachi, 16 Feb Taichung, 17 Aug Zhongshan, 4 Dec Lahore, 23 Feb Tainan, 14 Sep Zhongshan, 5 Dec Taipei, 19 Oct Zhongshan, 6 Dec PHILIPPINES Taichung, 16 Nov Zhongshan, 7 Dec Pasay, 23 Jan Tainan, 14 Dec Pasay, 24 Jan HONG-KONG Pasay, 25 Jan THAILAND Kitec, 28 Sep Pasay, 26 Jan Bangkok, 24 Jan Kitec, 23 Nov Manila, 24 May Bangkok, 25 Jan Manila, 25 May Bangkok, 26 Jan INDIA Manila, 14 Jun Bangkok, 15 Mar Jamshedpur, 24 Jan Manila, 15 Jun Bangkok, 16 Mar Jamshedpur, 25 Jan Manila, 19 Jul Bangkok, 24 May Jamshedpur, 26 Jan Manila, 20 Jul Bangkok, 25 May Manila, 16 Aug Bangkok, 26 Jun INDONESIA Manila, 17 Aug Bangkok, 27 Jun Jakarta, 19 Jan Manila, 20 Sep Bangkok, 28 Jun Surabaya, 16 Feb Manila, 21 Sep Bangkok, 29 Jun Yogyakarta, 26 Apr Manila, 18 Oct Bangkok, 30 Aug Semarang, 18 May Manila, 19 Oct Bangkok, 31 Aug Jakarta, 7-8 Jun Manila, 15 Nov Bangkok, 16 Oct Surabaya, 21 Sep Manila, 16 Nov Bangkok, 17 Oct Bandung, 19 Oct Manila, 6 Dec Bangkok, 18 Jan Jakarta, 16 Nov Manila, 7 Dec Bangkok, 19 Jan Semarang, 7 Dec Nakornpathom, 21 Dec REP. KOREA JAPAN Gyeonggi-do, 23 Mar VIETNAM Wonju, 13 Apr Ho Chi Minh, 5 Oct

AFRICA Pretoria, 16 May Cape Town, 1 Jun Gauteng, 12 Oct SOUTH AFRICA Gauteng, 10 Oct Cape Town, 21-22 Oct

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FCI SECTION SHOWS CALENDAR Asia and the Pacific Section Show 29-30 March, Tokyo (Japan) World Dog Show 8-10 August, Helsinki (Finland) http://www.worlddogshow2014.fi European Section Show 23-26 October, Brno (Czech Republic) The Americas and the Caribbean Section Show 27-30 November, San José (Costa Rica)

FCI ChampionshipS CALENDAR Spaniels - European Cup 25-26 January, Mettekoven&Groot-Gelmen&Heks (Belgium) Continental Pointers - European Cup 4 April, La Tollara (Italy) Tracking Dogs - World Championship 24-27 April, Oberdorla – Thuringe (Germany) www.fci-wm-fh2014.de Coursing – European Championship 27-29 June, Malga Millegrobbe – Lavarone (Italy) www.folgarialavaroneluserna.it Obedience – World Championship 8-10 August, Helsinki (Finland) http://www.worlddogshow2014.fi/about-the-show/other- competitions/obedience-world-championships Rescue Dogs - World Championship 20-24 August, Caselette – Torino (Italy) Races - World Championship 4-5 September, Tampere (Finland) Agility - World Championship 11-14 September, Luxembourg (Luxembourg) Utility - World Championship 11-14 September, Malmö (Sweden) Hounds – European Cup 19-20 September (place to be determined in Germany)

MEETINGS OF THE FCI GENERAL COMMITTEE 9-10 April Cancún, Mexico 3-4 November Amsterdam, The Netherlands

MEETINGS OF THE FCI COMMISSIONS Agility 30-31 January, Luxembourg (Luxembourg) Show 1-2 February, Paris (France) Show Judges 1-2 February, Paris (France) Earth Dogs 9 February, Dresden (Germany) British Pointers 10 February, Chiclana de la Frontera (Spain) Utility 8-9 March, Malmö (Sweden) Continental Pointers 3 April, Alessandria (Italy) Scientific 4-5 April, Amsterdam (The Netherlands) Standards 4-5 April, Amsterdam (The Netherlands) Obedience 12-13 April, Brussels (Belgium) Breeding 30 May, Riga (Latvia) Sighthounds Races 26 June, Lavarone (Italy) Rescue 24 August, Torino (Italy) Agility 15 September, Luxembourg (Luxembourg) Hounds of the 6th Group 25 September, Hofheim-Rügheim (Germany) Sledge Dogs place and time to be determined Herding Dogs place and time to be determined Retrievers place and time to be determined

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LIST OF MEMBERS EUROPE

FULL MEMBERS (39)

AUSTRIA Österreichischer Kynologenverband Siegfried Marcus – Strasse 7 • AT – 2362 BIEDERMANNSDORF Tel. : +43/2236 710 667 • Fax : +43/2236 710 667 30 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.oekv.at BELORUSSIA Belorussian Cynological Union (BCU) P.O.Box 532 • BY - 220050 MINSK Tel. : +375/17 306 31 64 • Tel/Fax : +375/17 306 05 95 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.bcu-upo.org BELGIUM Union Royale Cynologique Saint-Hubert Avenue A. Giraud, 98 • BE - 1030 BRUXELLES Tel. : +32/2 245 48 40 • Fax : +32/2 245 87 90 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.srsh.be • http://www.kmsh.be BULGARIA Bulgarian Republican Federation of Cynology 99, Bulgarska morava str., office 1 • BG - SOFIA 1303 Tel. : +359/2 422 41 35 - 2 422 41 36 • Fax: +359/2 422 41 34 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.brfk.org CROATIA Hrvatski Kinoloski Savez Ilica 61 • HR – 10000 ZAGREB Tel. : +359/2 422 41 35 - +359/2 422 41 36 • Fax: +359/2 422 41 34 : +385/1 48 46 125 Tel. : +359/2 422 41 35 - +359/2 422 41 36 • Fax: +359/2 422 41 34/Fax: +385/1 48 46 124 - 1 48 46 126 @ : [email protected] • http://www.hks.hr CYPRUS Cyprus Kennel Club 44 Vas. Voulgaroctonou Street • Flat 3 - 4 • CY - NICOSIA Tel. : +357/22 677 102 - 22 672 803 • Fax: +357/22 669 407 @ : [email protected] • http://www.cypruskennelclub.net CZECH REPUBLIC Ceskomoravská Kynologická Unie Maskova 3 • CZ - 18253 PRAHA 8 Tel./Fax : +420/234221371 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cmku.cz DENMARK Dansk Kennel Klub Parkvej 1 • DK - 2680 SOLRØD STRAND Tel. : +45/56 1881 00 • Fax: +45/56 1881 91 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.dkk.dk ESTONIA Eesti Kennelliit Tuisu 2A • EE - 11314 TALLINN Tel. : +372/6 540 130 • Fax: +372/6 540 132 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelliit.ee FINLAND Suomen Kennelliitto - Finska Kennelklubben Kamreerintie 8 • FI - 02770 ESPOO Tel. : +358/9 887300 • Fax: +358/9 88730331 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelliitto.fi FRANCE Société Centrale Canine pour l’Amélioration des Races de Chiens en France 155, avenue Jean Jaurès • FR - 93535 AUBERVILLIERS CEDEX Tel. : +33/1 49 37 54 00 • Fax: +33/1 49 37 01 20 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.scc.asso.fr

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GERMANY Verband für das Deutsche Hundewesen Westfalendamm 174 • DE - 44141 DORTMUND Postfach 10 41 54 • DE - 44041 DORTMUND Tel. : +49/231 56 50 00 • Fax: +49/231 59 24 40 • @: [email protected] • http://www.vdh.de GIBRALTAR (British Overseas Territory) Gibraltar Kennel Club P.O. Box 493 • 19/23 Naval Hospital Road • GI - GIBRALTAR Tel. /Fax : +350/41791 • Fax : +350/40826 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.gkc.gi GREECE Kennel Club of Greece Koimisseos Theotokou & Eirinis • GR - 145 65 AGIOS STEFANOS P.O.Box 51 957 • GR - 145 65 AG. STEFANOS Tel. : +30/210 8145 165 • Fax: +30/210 8145 167 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.koe.gr HUNGARY Magyar Ebtenyésztök Országos Egyesülete Hofherr Albert u. 38-40 • HU - 1194 BUDAPEST Tel. : +36/1 208 2307 • Fax: +36/1 208 2306 • @ : [email protected] • http:// www.kennelclub.hu ICELAND Hundaræktarfélag Íslands - Icelandic Kennel Club Sioumúla 15 • IS - 108 REYKJAVIK Tel. : +354/588 52 55 • Fax : +354/588 52 69 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.hrfi.is IRELAND Irish Kennel Club - Fottrell House Unit 36 - Greenmount Office Park • (Harold’s Cross Bridge) • IE - DUBLIN 6W Tel. : +353/1 453 3300 - 1 453 2309 - 1 453 2310 • Fax: +353/1 453 3237• @ : [email protected] • http://www.ikc.ie ISRAEL Israel Kennel Club 6, Hamasger Street • PO Box 162 • IL – OR-YEHUDAH 60251 Tel. : +972/3 6727174 • Fax: +972/3 6727173 • @ : [email protected] • http:// www.ikc.org.il ITALY Ente Nazionale della Cinofilia Italiana Viale Corsica 20 • IT - 20137 MILANO Tel. : +39/02 700 20 31 - 02 700 20 334 • Fax: +39/02 700 20 323 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.enci.it LATVIA Latvijas Kinologiska Federacija (L.K.F.) Elijas 21 • LV - 1050 RIGA Tel. : +371/6 7614 819 • Fax : +371/6 7618 015 • @ : [email protected] • [email protected] • http://www.dogs.lv LITHUANIA Lietuvos Kinologu Draugija (L.K.D.) Visorių str. 8 • LT- 08300 VILNIUS Tel. /Fax : +370/5 2796881 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kinologija.lt LUXEMBOURG Fédération Cynologique Luxembourgeoise (A.s.b.l) (F.C.L.) Boîte Postale 69 • LU - 4901 BASCHARAGE Tel. : +352/50 28 66 • Fax : +352/50 54 14 • @: [email protected] • http://www.uchl.lu MALTA The Malta Kennel Club 54, rue D’Argens • MT - MSIDA, MSD 05 Tel./Fax : +356/21 34 35 24 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.maltakennelclub.org MOLDAVIA Uniunea Chinologica Din Moldova (UChM) Str. Traian 1/1 of.1 • MD – 2060 CHISINAU Tel. : +373/22 660777 • Fax : +373/22 562541 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fci.md MONACO Société Canine de Monaco Avenue d’Ostende 12 • Palais des Congrès • MC - 98000 MONTE CARLO Tel. : +377/93 50 55 14 • Fax: +377/93 30 55 03 • @ : [email protected]

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MOROCCO Société Centrale Canine Marocaine Bd. D’Anfa, 158 • Rés. Auteuil, bureau 28, 7è étg • MA - 20050 CASABLANCA Boîte Postale 15941 • CASABLANCA PRINCIPAL Tel. : +212/22 39 17 39 • Fax: +212/22 39 13 67 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.chiensdumaroc.ma NETHERLANDS Raad van Beheer op Kynologisch Gebied in Nederland Postbus 75901 • NL - 1070 AX AMSTERDAM Z Tel. : +31/20 664 44 71 • Fax : +31/20 671 08 46 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.raadvanbeheer.nl NORWAY Norsk Kennel Klub Nils Hansens Vei 20 • Box 163 BRYN • NO - 0611 OSLO 6 Tel. : +47/21 600 900 • Fax: +47/21 600 901 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.nkk.no POLAND Zwiazek Kynologiczny w Polsce Al. Jerozolimskie 30 lok. 11 • PL - 00 024 VARSOVIE Tel. : +48/228 26 05 74 • Fax: +48/228 26 46 54 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.zkwp.pl PORTUGAL Clube Português de Canicultura Rua Frei Carlos 7 • PT - 1600-095 LISBONNE Tel. : +351/21 799 47 90 • Fax: +351/21 799 47 99 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cpc.pt ROMANIA Asociatia Chinologica Romana Bd. Dinicu Golescu n° 37, Bl. 4, Entrance C, Floor. 1, ap. 70 • RO - BUCHAREST 010867 O.P. 12 - C.P. 262 • RO - BUCHAREST 014750 Tel. : +40/213143763 • Fax: +40/213161320 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.ach.ro RUSSIA Russian Kynological Federation (R.K.F.) Gostinichnaja, 9-4 RU - MOSCOW 127106 P.O.Box 28 RKF •RU - MOSCOW 127106 Tel./Fax : +7/495 956 82 17 • @ : [email protected] • [email protected] • http://www.rkf.org.ru SERBIA Kinološki Savez Republike Srbije (KSS) Bukovička 1 • RS - 11000 BEOGRAD Tel. : +381/11 3933888 • Fax: +381/11 2472551 • @ : [email protected] • http:// www.ksrs.rs SLOVAKIA Slovenská Kynologická Jednota Furmanská 9 • SK – 841 03 BRATISLAVA Tel. : +421/2 52 49 22 98 • Fax: +421/2 64 28 27 35 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.skj.sk SLOVENIA Kinološka Zveza Slovenije Cynological Association of Slovenia, a.k.a. CAS Zapoge 3D • SI – 1217 VODICE Tel. : +386/1 234 0950 • Fax : +386/1 234 0960 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kinoloska.si SPAIN Real Sociedad Canina de España Lagasca, 16. Bajo derecha • ES - 28001 MADRID Tel. : +34/91 4264960 • Fax: +34/91 4351113 - 4352895 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.rsce.es SWEDEN Svenska Kennelklubben Rinkebysvängen 70 • SE - 163 85 SPÄNGA Tel. : +46/8 795 30 00 • Fax : +46/8 795 30 40 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.skk.se SWITZERLAND Société Cynologique Suisse Brunnmattstrasse 24 • Case Postale 8276 • CH - 3001 BERNE Tel. : +41/31 306 62 62 • Fax : +41/31 306 62 60 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.skg.ch

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UKRAINE Ukrainian Kennel Union Obolonskaya Str., 39, office 17 • UA - 04071 KIEV Tel. : +380/44 531 37 63 • Tel./Fax : +380/44 531 37 64 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.uku.com.ua

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS (7)

AZERBAIJAN Kennel Union of the Republic of Azerbaijan 57/2 Nobel av. • AZ - 1025 BAKU Tel. : +994/124803532 - +994/124803592 • Tel./Fax : +994/124895419 • @ : [email protected] [email protected] • http://www.kinolog.az GEORGIA Fédération Cynologique de Georgie 39, Pekini Ave. • GE - 0160 TBILISI Tel./Fax : +995/322370259 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fcg.ge KAZAKHSTAN Union of Cynologists of Kazakhstan Gagarin Avenue, 73 • KZ - 050 009 ALMATY Tel./Fax : +53/7 727 375 66 01 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.uck-kz.org MACEDONIA Kennel Association of the Republic of Macedonia (KARM) Sava Kovacevic str. N° 1-4/5 • P.O. Box 728 • MK - 1000 SKOPJE Tel./Fax : +389/23 085 860 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.ksm.org.mk MONTENEGRO Kinološki Savez Crne Gore (KSCG) Zupci 64/A • ME - 85000 BAR Tel. /Fax : +382/30 323306 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kscg.co.me REPUBLIC OF SAN MARINO Kennel Club San Marino Strada Cardio, 58 • SM-47899 SERRAVALLE Tel.: +378/903591 • Fax: +378/904465 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelclubsanmarino.com UZBEKISTAN Cynological Federation of Uzbekistan Buyuk Ipak Yuli 65 • UZ – TASHKENT 700 077 Tel./Fax : +998/712 68 18 82 • @ : [email protected]

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ARMENIA Armenian Dog-Lovers’ Association (ADLA) Aghayan 19 Str. • AM - 0069 YEREVAN Tel. : +374/10564964 - +374/95288878 - +374/91456712 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.adla.am BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA Kinološki Savez u Bosni i Hercegovini (KSuBiH) Mladena Stojanovića 26 • BA-78000 BANJA LUKA Tel. : not yet available • Fax : not yet avalaible • @ : [email protected] KIRGHIZISTAN Union of Cynologists of Kyrgyz Republic Scherbakova st. 38/1 • KG -720042 BISCHKEK Tel. : +996/555975808 • Fax : +996/312551300 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.uckr.kg REPUBLIC OF KOSOVO Federata Kinologjike e Kosovës (Kosova Kennel Club) (KKC) Bill Clinton 12/1 • XK- 30000 PEJA Mobile: +37744258554 • Fax: +381433077 • @ : [email protected] • www.fkk-ks.org

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TURKEY Köpek Irklari Ve Köpek Bilimleri Federasyonu (Cynology Federation of Turkey) (KIF) Perpa Ticaret Merkezi • A Blok Kat: 13 No: 2008 • OKMEYDANI ŞIŞLI • TR -34384 ISTANBUL Tel. : +90/212 220 45 47 - 212 220 45 48 • Fax : +90/212 323 10 31 • @ : [email protected] • [email protected] http://www.kif.org.tr

Section’s representative within the FCI : Jørgen Hindse (Dansk Kennel Klub). THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN FULL MEMBERS (18)

ARGENTINA Federación Cinológica Argentina Moreno 1325 • AR - C1091ABA - BUENOS AIRES Tel. : +54/11 43 83 00 31 - 11 43 81 39 45 - 11 43 84 77 14 - 11 43 81 04 65 • Fax : + 54/11 4384 77 85 @ : [email protected] • http://www.fca.org.ar BRAZIL Confederaçao Brasileira de Cinofilia Rua Newton Prado, 74 • Sao Cristovao • BR - CP. 20930 - RIO DE JANEIRO - RJ Tel. : +55/21 3125 7777 • Fax : +55/21 2580 8178@ : [email protected] • http://www.cbkc.org CHILE Kennel Club de Chile Dr. Barros Borgoño 236 - of. 1201 - 1204 • Providencia • CL - SANTIAGO Tel. : +56/2 597 0201 (02-03-04-05-06) • Fax : +56/2 597 0209 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelclub.cl COLOMBIA Asociación Club Canino Colombiano Calle 123 N° 60 – 23 • CO - BOGOTA D.C. Apartado Postal 102268 • CO - BOGOTA D.C. Tel. : +57/1 6 246016 • Fax : +57/1 2 264195 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.accc.com.co COSTA RICA Asociación Canófila Costarricense Los Yoses Sur del Club Alemán 75 metros Sur, Casa #808 • CR – SAN PEDRO Apartado 132-2300 Curridabat • CR - SAN JOSE Tel. : + 506/2280 8711 - 2280 8749 • Fax : + 506/2524 3041 • @ : [email protected] • [email protected] • http://www.costarica-acc.com CUBA Federación Cinológica de Cuba Patrocinio No. 463 (entre Juan Delgado y Goicuria) • Víbora, 10 de Octubre • CU - CIUDAD DE LA HABANA Apartado Postal 6135 • La Habana 6 • CU - 12300 CIUDAD DE LA HABANA Tel.: +53/7 2097317 • +53/7 6413519 • @ : [email protected] • [email protected]

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Federación Canina Dominicana Ciudad Ganadera • DO - SANTO DOMINGO. D.N. Tel. : +1809/532 8716 - 8337 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fcdonline.org ECUADOR Asociación Ecuatoriana de Registros Caninos (AERCAN) Calle Azuay E2-81 y Av. República • EC - QUITO Tel.: +593/2 462726 • Fax : +593/2 2459114 • @ : [email protected] • [email protected] http://www.aercan.com EL SALVADOR Asociación Canófila Salvadoreña (ACANSAL) 83, Avenida Sur, Pasaje A#18 • Colonia Escalón • SV - SAN SALVADOR Tel.: +503/2556 1693 - 2556 1694 • Fax : +503/2263 5201 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.acansal.com GUATEMALA Asociación Canófila Guatemalteca (ACANGUA) Avenida de Las Américas 19-54, zona 13 • GT - CIUDAD Tel./Fax : +502/23321442 • @ : [email protected] •http://www.acangua.org

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HONDURAS Asociación Canófila de Honduras Colonia Humuya • Calle Sendero Alfa Casa 2401 • HN - TEGUCIGALPA Tel. : +504/2239 2433 • Tel. /Fax : +504/2239 2626 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.canofiladehonduras.com MEXICO Federación Canófila Mexicana Apartado Postal 22 535 • MX - C.P. 14001 MEXICO. D.F. Zapotecas # 29 • Colonia Tlalcoligia • MX – C.P. 14 430 MEXICO D.F. Tel. : +52/55 56 55 93 30 - 16 00 • Fax : +52/55 56 55 73 62 - 55 13 14 39 • @ : [email protected] http://www.fcm.org.mx PARAGUAY Paraguay Kennel Club Casilla de Correo 1809 • La Franconi n° 4264 • C/ Choferes del Chaco • PY - ASUNCION Tel. : +595/21 608595 • Mobile : +595/0981331 484 • @ : [email protected] PERU Kennel Club Peruano Avenida Mariscal Miller Nº 2649 • P.O Box 18-0320 • PE - LIMA 14 Tel. : +511/441 13 67 - 441 12 47 - 441 12 07 • Fax : +511/441 13 67 ext. 25 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kcp.com.pe PUERTO RICO Federación Canófila de Puerto Rico Urb. Caribe • 1580 Ponce de León Avenue • PR - SAN JUAN 00926 P.O.Box 13968 Santurce Station • PR - San Juan • PUERTO RICO 00908-3968 Tel. : +1/787 748 3654 - 3655 - 9295 • Fax : +1/787 283 1143 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.federacioncanofila.org REPUBLIC OF PANAMA Club Canino de Panama Apartado 0818-00112 • PA - PANAMA Tel./Fax : +507/261 5118 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.clubcaninopanama.com URUGUAY Kennel Club Uruguayo Carlos Quijano 1333, Esc.103, 104,105 • UY - MONTEVIDEO Tel. : +598/2 901 8155 • Tel./Fax : +598/2 902 6278 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kcu.com.uy VENEZUELA Federación Canina de Venezuela Urbanización California Norte • Avenida Madrid, Quinta FCV • VE - 1071 CARACAS CCS 14456 • P.O. Box 025323 • USA - Miami, FL. 33103-5323 Tel. : +58/212 271 3426 • Tel./Fax : +58/212 232 5475 • @ : [email protected] • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fcv.org.ve

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS (2)

BOLIVIA Kennel Club Boliviano Avenida Bush # 1572 Edificio Boston • Planta Baja Oficina 09 (Entre calles Panamá y Pasoskanki) • Zona Miraflores • BO - LA PAZ Mobile : +591/2 725 11197 (office) • +591/2 656 36536 (secretary) • @: [email protected] http://www.kennelbolivia.com NICARAGUA Asociación Canina Nicaragüense (A.C.A.N) Carr. Vieja a Leon, km 14 ½ • El Planetarium, calle Saturno n° 4 • NI - MANAGUA Tel. : +505/22650813 • +505/88834637 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.acan-nicaragua.com

Section’s representative within the FCI : Miguel Ángel Martínez (Federación Cinológica Argentina).

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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC FULL MEMBERS (11)

CHINA China Kennel Union (CKU) D302, Kingfield Plaza • N° 3 Chaowai street • Chaoyang District • CN - BEIJING 100020 Tel. : +86/10 65539773 • Mobile : +86/13911353215 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cku.org.cn HONG-KONG Hong Kong Kennel Club Stanley Street 28/B, 3rd Floor • HK - HONG KONG Tel. : +852/25 23 39 44 • Fax : +852/25 21 87 47 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.hkkennelclub.com.hk INDIA Kennel Club of India Post Box n° 6872, No. 28, AA Block • First street, Annanagar • IN - CHENNAI 600 040 Tel. : +91/44 26213661 • +91/44 26214035 • @ : [email protected] • [email protected] http://www.kennelclubofindia.org INDONESIA Perkumpulan Kynologi Indonesia (Perkin Pusat) - The All Indonesia Kennel Club Kompleks Roxy Mas Blok D III n° 28, 3rd Floor • J1.K.H.Hasyim Ashari • ID - JAKARTA 10150 Tel.: +62/21 6306905 • Fax : +62/21 6306904 • @ : [email protected] JAPAN Japan Kennel Club 1-5 Kanda, Suda-cho, Chiyoda-ku • JP - TOKYO 101- 8552 Tel. : +81/3 32 511 651 • Fax : +81/3 32 511 659 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.jkc.or.jp MALAYSIA Persatuan Kenel Anjing Malaysia - Malaysian Kennel Association n° 8 (1st Floor) Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad Dua • Taman Tun Dr Ismail • MY - 60000 KUALA LUMPUR Tel. : +60/03 7729 2027 - 7822 • Fax : +60/03 7728 2312 • @ : [email protected] PHILIPPINES Philippine Canine Club, Inc (PCCI) Rm 206 Hillcrest Condominium • 1616 E. Rodriguez, Sr. Avenue corner Hillcrest Street • PH - CUBAO, QUEZON CITY 1100 Tel. : +63/2 7218345 • Fax : +63/2 7217152 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.pcci.org.ph REPUBLIC OF DE KOREA Korea Kennel Federation 5F, 252-23, Yongdu-dong, Dongdaemun-gu • KR – SEOUL Tel. : +82/2 2278 0661 • Fax : +82/2 2277 4073 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.thekkf.or.kr SINGAPORE Singapore Kennel Club 170, Upper Bukit Timah Road • # 12-02 Bukit Timah Shopping Centre • SG - SINGAPORE 588179 Tel. : +65/64694821 • Fax : +65/64699118@ : [email protected] • http://www.skc.org.sg TAIWAN Kennel Club of Taiwan (KCT) 1F, 303-1,Da Chang 1st Road - KAOHSIUNG • TW - TAIWAN – R.O.C. Tel. : + 886/7 389 2957 - 7 389 2964 - 7 389 3006 • Fax : + 886/7 389 3060 - 7 389 5096 @ : [email protected] • http://www.kctdog.org.tw THAILAND The Kennel Club of Thailand 338/468 LADPRAO 87 RD. • (SOI.CHANTRASUK) CHAOKUNSING WANGTHONGLANG • TH - BANGKOK 10310 Tel. : + 66 2 5398394-5 • Fax : + 66 2 5398405-6 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kcthailand.org

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ASSOCIATE MEMBERS (4)

AUSTRALIA Australian National Kennel Council P.O.Box 309 • Carina • AU - QUEENSLAND 4152 60 Stephen Street • Camp Hill • AU – QUEENSLAND 4152 Tel. : +61/7 3398 8608 • Fax : +61/7 3395 3858 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.ankc.org.au NEW ZEALAND New Zealand Kennel Club (NZKC) Prosser Street, Eldson • Private Bag 50903 • NZ - PORIRUA Tel. +64/4 237 4489 • Fax : +64/4 237 0721 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.nzkc.org.nz PAKISTAN Kennel Club of Pakistan (KCP) LG-21 Gulberg Arcade • Gulberg II. • PK – 54660 LAHORE Tel. : +92/3084566974 • Tel. /Fax: +92/4235788291 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kcp.com.pk SRI LANKA The Kennel Association of Sri Lanka N° 106 Reid Avenue • LK - COLOMBO 4 Tel. : +94/114386586 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kasl.lk

CONTRACT PARTNER (1)

VIETNAM Vietnam Kennel Association (VKA) Hotline : +84/912 11 60 98 • 188C Lê van Sy, Ward 10, Phú Nhuân District • VN - HÔ CHI MINH CITY Tel. /Fax : +84/839 91 69 01 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.vka.vn

Section’s representative within the FCI : Augusto Benedicto Santos (Philippine Canine Club). MIDDLE EAST ASSOCIATE MEMBER (1)

BAHRAIN Kennel Club of Bahrain P.O. Box 82499 Budaiya • BH – KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN (ARABIAN GULF) Tel. : +973/36677934 • Fax : +973/17791096 • @ : [email protected]

AFRICA FULL MEMBER (1)

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA Kennel Union of Southern Africa P.O.Box 2659 • ZA - CAPE TOWN 8000 Tel. : +27/21 423 9027 • Fax : +27/21 423 5876 • @ : [email protected] • www.kusa.co.za

Total (89) : Full members : 65 Associate members : 17 Contract members : 5

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LIST OF CLUBS WITH AN FCI CONTRACT

COOPERATION AGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE FCI AND WORLD ASSOCIATIONS (OF BREED CLUBS)

DESIGNATION DATE FCI INITIALS HEADQUARTERS COUNTRY BREED OF THE WORLD ASSOCIATION OF SIGNATURE NBR IDC Internationaler Dobermann Club München GERMANY 2/06/05 Dobermann 143

DD-WV Deutsch Drahthaar Weltverband Rosenheim GERMANY 15/10/05 Deutsch Drahthaar 98

Riesenschnauzer 181 Schnauzer 182 Zwergschnauzer ISPU Internationale Schnauzer Pinscher Union e.V. Remscheid GERMANY 15/10/05 183 Deutscher Pinscher 184 Zwergpinscher 185 Affenpinscher 186 WUT Weltunion der Teckel Duisburg GERMANY 15/10/05 Teckel 148

Weltverband Deutsch-Kurzhaar Langlingen / Celle GERMANY 15/10/05 Deutsch Kurzhaar 119

IRO Internationale Rettungshundeorganisation Ulrichsberg AUSTRIA 25/01/06 Internationale Föderation für Eurasierzucht IFEZ Hedingen SWITZERLAND 19/02/06 Eurasier 291 Eurasier Weltverband IULH Internationale Union für Leonberger Hunde GERMANY 19/02/06 Leonberger 145

IV-DJT Internationaler Verband für Deutsche Jagdterrier GERMANY 19/02/06 Deutscher Jagdterrier 103 Weltverband "Association Technique Internationale COUNTRY OF ATIBOX 19/02/06 Deutscher Boxer 144 du Boxer" THE PRESIDENT IHF Internationale Hovawart Föderation GERMANY 15/07/06 Hovawart 190 Borken (au moment IFR Internationale Föderation der Rottweilerfreunde GERMANY 24/07/06 Rottweiler 147 de la signature) KIM-I Verband Kleine Münsterländer - International Nürnberg GERMANY 7/12/06 Kleiner Münsterländer 102

A.I.C.E.B Amicale Internationale des Clubs de l'Epagneul Breton Ancenis FRANCE 10/11/07 Epagneul breton 95 Bayerischer BGS-WV Bayerischer Gebirgsschweisshund-Weltverband e.V. München GERMANY 27/03/08 217 Gebirgsschweisshund A.M.D.A. World Association for Dogo Argentino Rosario ARGENTINA 24/02/10 Dogo Argentino 292

FMBB Fédération Mondiale du Berger Belge Stalhille BELGIUM 26/01/11 Berger Belge 15

WUSV Weltunion der Schäferhundvereine e.V. Augsburg GERMANY 18/04/13 Deutscher Schäferhund 166

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