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2015 Annual report Table I ¢ ofM contents

Table of contents

I. Message from the President 5

II. Mission Statement 6

III. The General Committee 8

IV. FCI staff 10

V. Executive Director’s report 11

4 VI. Outstanding Conformation Dogs of the Year 12

VII. Our commissions 15

VIII. Financial report 36

IX. Figures 39

X. 2016 events 50

XI. List of members 59

XII. List of clubs with an FCI contract 67

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Message from the President

Youth is to the future what dogs are to happiness. With the FCI Youth initiative we started to take into consideration what youth in cynology wants and expects from us. In 2015, more and more of our members joined those who, for years, have had youth initiatives, developing activities for children, youngsters and young adults. The FCI Youth continues to be in contact with the younger public to keep our promise of counting with them. I assure you that we are listening and taking into consideration their hopes and dreams. 2016 will be a very exciting year for our youth with unique projects that will encourage the participation of youngsters in cynological activities.

Our organisation is getting bigger and more relevant than ever. To secure an efficient and modern institution, during the second semester of 2015, I appointed some of the most passionate minds in our sport to the Working Group for Restructuring the FCI. This group will discuss and recommend the role to be played by the FCI in several important matters. I am confident that this group will work intensely to provide solutions that will be positive for cynology, our members and dogs worldwide.

Dog welfare and responsible dog ownership is key for our future and we must continue to work together to ensure the The future of our organisation depends on today’s decisions, protection of all dogs worldwide. I trust our members will 5 decisions that affect countless dog fanciers that trust and make common cause against dog cruelty and join our mission depend on our assets: our knowledge, vision and global to educate about dog’s contribution to better societies. cooperation that will guide the future of cynology around the world. 2015 was definitely a great year. The very successful FCI World Dog Show in Milan, together with the FCI Sections Shows in 2015 marked a new path in the history of the FCI. Multiple Oslo, Santiago and Taipei and the different working trials and accomplishments and different challenges during the year activities, is proof that cynology has a great future, also the taught us how to build a better future for the FCI. Ultimately FCI. we can affirm that, despite our cultural and philosophical differences, we are united in one purpose: the protection our beloved friends, our dogs.

Presented at the FCI General Assembly in Milan, the FCI Agenda 2020 had the future of the Federation in mind. A very comprehensive plan that will take the FCI to the 21st century and will continue on a strong and promising path. The discussion for the foundation of this plan started in 2015 with three very important topics: Responsible dog ownership and Rafael de Santiago Dog welfare, Modernisation and Youth. FCI President

2015 Annual report Chapter II ¢ Mission Statement

Mission Statement

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 revu Committee of the FCI reviewed its Mission and Vision la mission, les visions et les valeurs de la FCI afin de maintenir Statements and Values to maintain our leadership worldwide. notre position de leader mondial. Mission statement Mission The FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) is the La FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) est supreme authority of the canine culture worldwide. The FCI is l’autorité cynophile mondiale. Elle est responsable de la responsible for safeguarding canine health and international préservation de la santé des chiens et des activités canines dog activities to enhance the relations between dogs and internationales dont le but est de promouvoir les relations humans. Established in 1911 the FCI includes 91 members entre le chien et l’homme. La FCI a été fondée en 1911 et and contract partners (one member per country). Each compte 91 membres et partenaires sous contrat (un membre member issues their own pedigrees and train highly qualified par pays). Chaque membre émet ses propres pedigrees judges. The FCI makes sure that the pedigrees and judges are et forme des juges de manifestations canines hautement mutually recognised by all the FCI members, contract partners qualifiés. La FCI garantit la reconnaissance des pedigrees et and any person involved in their domestic canine scene. des juges par tous ses membres, partenaires sous contrat, ainsi que par toute personne active sur leur scène canine nationale. Vision statement The FCI supports, via its members and contract partners, the Vision well-being of all dogs Worldwide. par l’intermédiaire de ses membres et partenaires sous contrat, la FCI soutient le bien-être de tous les chiens dans le monde entier. 6 Values THE FCI cares about all dogs worldwide. Valeurs THE FCI considers the health, temperament and behaviour as the most important matters in dogs and La FCI se préoccupe du bien-être de tous les chiens their Breed Standards. dans le monde. THE FCI promotes dog activities and dog sports La FCI considère la santé, le caractère et le comporte- worldwide, which it considers beneficial to the dogs. ment comme les points essentiels pour les chiens et leur standard de race. THE FCI entrusts its commissions to make recommen dations about other important matters. La FCI soutient, dans le monde, les activités canines et les disciplines canines sportives qu’elle considère THE FCI divides geographically the world of dogs bénéfiques pour les chiens. through its five sections. La FCI charge ses commissions d’émettre des recom- THE FCI trusts its members and contract partners to mandations sur d’autres thèmes importants. protect the integrity of their National Registries. La FCI divise le monde canin en cinq sections géogra- THE FCI recognises and respects agreements with phiques. nonmember national organisations. La FCI exprime toute sa confiance dans la capacité de THE FCI sets the highest standards for its headquar- ses membres et partenaires sous contrat à se porter ters. garants de l’intégrité de leurs livres des origines. THE FCI ensures the regular celebration of World and La FCI respecte et reconnaît les accords qui ont été Section Championship events. conclus avec des organisations nationales non- membres. La FCI établit des normes de la plus haute qualité pour son siège social. La FCI veille à l’organisation régulière de champion- nats du monde et de section.

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Introducción Einleitung en el marco del 100º aniversario de la Fédération Cynologique Im Rahmen des 100-jährigen Jubiläums der Fédération Internationale, el Comité General de la FCI ha revisado y Cynologique Internationale hat der FCI-Vorstand das Mission- modificado su Declaración de Misión y su Declaración de Statement und das Vision-Statement sowie die „Werte“ der Visión, así como los Valores de la FCI, a fin de mantener nuestra FCI überarbeitet, um die weltweite Führungsposition in der posición de liderazgo mundial. Kynologie zu erhalten. Declaración de misión Mission-statement la FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) es la die FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) autoridad máxima a nivel mundial para la cinofilia. La FCI es ist die oberste Autorität für Hundekultur weltweit. Die FCI responsable del aseguramiento de la salud de los perros y ist für die Sicherstellung der Gesundheit von Hunden und de las actividades caninas internacionales para fomentar las für internationale Hundeaktivitäten zur Förderung der relaciones entre los perros y las personas. La FCI fue fundada en Beziehungen zwischen Hunden und Menschen verantwortlich. 1911 y tiene 91 miembros y países contratantes (un miembro por cada país). Cada miembro expide sus propios pedigríes y Die FCI wurde 1911 gegründet und hat 91 Mitglieder und forma a jueces altamente cualificados. La FCI se asegura de Vertragspartner (ein Mitglied pro Land). Jedes Mitglied erstellt que todos los miembros, países contratantes y personas que seine eigenen Ahnentafeln und bildet hochqualifizierte Richter en cada país se dedican al mundo del perro reconozcan y aus. Die FCI stellt sicher, dass die Ahnentafeln und Richter acepten los pedigríes y los jueces en el seno de la FCI. innerhalb der FCI von allen 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 7 mundo. Vertragspartner das Wohlergehen aller Hunde weltweit. Valores “Werte” A LA FCI le importa y preocupa mucho el bienestar de DER FCI liegt das Wohlergehen aller Hunde weltweit todos los perros del mundo. am Herzen. LA FCI considera que la salud, el carácter y el compor- DIE FCI erachtet die Gesundheit, das Wesen und das tamiento de los perros son las cuestiones más impor- Verhalten als wichtigste Merkmale für Hunde und für tantes en lo que se refiere a los perros y a su estándar deren Rassestandards. de cría. DIE FCI fördert weltweit Hundeaktivitäten und LA FCI fomenta a nivel mundial aquellas actividades Hundesportarten, die sie für die Hunde als vorteilhaft caninas y disciplinas de deporte canino que consi- erachtet. dera beneficiosas para los perros. DIE FCI beauftragt ihre Kommissionen damit, LA FCI encarga a sus Comisiones ofrecer recomenda‑ Empfehlungen zu anderen wichtigen Themen ciones para otros temas importantes. abzugeben. LA FCI clasifica el mundo del perro en cinco sectores, DIE FCI unterteilt die Welt der Hunde in fünf Bereiche, conforme a sus cinco secciones. entprechend ihren fünf geographischen Sektionen. LA FCI confía en que sus miembros y países contra- DIE FCI vertraut auf die Wahrheit und Vollständigkeit tantes mantengan la homogeneidad e integridad de der nationalen Register ihrer Mitglieder und Vertrags- sus registros nacionales. partner. LA FCI respeta y acepta los acuerdos tomados con DIE FCI anerkennt und respektiert Vereinbarungen, organizaciones nacionales de países que no son die mit nationalen Nicht-Mitglieder-Organisationen miembros. abgeschlossen wurden. LA FCI es extremadamente exigente con su sede cen- DIE FCI setzt für ihren Hauptsitz in jeglicher Hinsicht tral. höchste Ansprüche. LA FCI se encarga de las celebraciones periódicas de DIE FCI sorgt für das regelmäßige Abhalten von Wel- los Campeonatos Mundiales y de Sección tund Sektionsmeisterschaften.

2015 Annual report Chapter III ¢ The General Committee

FCI General Committee

FCI Executive Committee

Rafael de Santiago (Puerto Rico): President

Elected member for the first time in 1999 at the General Assembly held in Mexico (MX). Elected FCI President for the first time at the General Assembly in Budapest (HU) in 2013.

Current positions: President of the FCI and President of the Federación Canófila de Puerto Rico (Kennel Club of Puerto Rico).

Gerard Jipping (The Netherlands): Vice-President

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 (Dutch Kennel Club).

8 Carla Molinari (Portugal): Treasurer

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. Elected member in 2013 at the General Assembly held in Budapest (HU).

Current positions: FCI Treasurer and President of the Clube Português de Canicultura (Portuguese Kennel Club) since 1985.

Members

Miguel-Ángel Martínez (Argentina)

Elected in 1995 by the General Assembly of The Americas and the Caribbean Section held in Brussels (BE). President of The Americas and the Caribbean Section from 1995 until 2015. Elected member in 2015 at the General Assembly held in Milan (IT)

Current positions: Member of the FCI General Committee and Vice President of the Federación Cinólogica Argentina (Argentinian Kennel Club)

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Kari Järvinen (Finland) Tamas Jakkel (Hungary)

Elected member for the first Elected member in 2009 at time in 1995 at the General the General Assembly held in Assembly held in Brussels (BE). Bratislava (SK).

Current position: Member of Current position: Member of the FCI General Committee. the FCI General Committee.

Representatives of the FCI Sections

Jorgen Hindse (Denmark)

Sitting member in the FCI General Committee: elected in 1991 by the General Assembly of the European Section in Zurich (CH).

Current positions: Member of the FCI General Committee, President of the Dansk Kennel Klub (Danish Kennel Club) and President of the European Section.

Jose Luis Payró (Mexico) Augusto Benedicto Santos III (Philippines) 9 Member of the FCI Standards Member of the FCI Asia & Pacific Commission from 1998 until Section General Committee 2015. Sitting member in since its establishment in 2006. the FCI General Committee; Sitting member in the FCI Elected in 2015 by the General General Committee: elected in Assembly of The Americas and 2013 by the General Assembly the Caribbean Section held in of the FCI Asia and Pacific Milan (IT). Section in Ooty (IN).

Current positions: Member of the FCI General Committee, Current positions: Member of the FCI General Committee. President of the Federación Canófila Mexicana (Mexican President of the Philippine Canine Club (Kennel Club of the Kennel Club) since 2005 and President of the FCI Americas and Philippines) since 2005 and President of the FCI Asia and Pacific the Caribbean Section. Section.

FCI 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.

2015 Annual report Chapter IV ¢ FCI staff

FCI staff

Graziella Soravia Catherine Gomrée Hired in 1981 Hired in 2003 In charge of Kennel Names and In charge of Accountancy and Administration Departments Administration Departments; (Standards : DE-FR) Translations and IT Projects [email protected] [email protected] Lynda Dock Hired in 1994 Cleaning Operative Marie-France Grulois Jean-Charles Corliano Hired in 1992 Marie Luna Durán In charge of Kennel Names Hired in 2011 Hired in 2006 In charge of the CACIB and Breed Standards Marketing and Public Relations Departments (EN-FR) Department Manager; [email protected] [email protected] Translations and IT Projects [email protected]

Marjorie Grimmelprez Valérie Vanderstukken Hired in 2008 Alexandra Decoster Hired in 2010 In charge of the Judges Hired in 2009 In charge of Data Processing and Breeds Standards (ES) In charge of the Titles and Show Schedules Departments Department [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Sabine Segers Margareth Devaux Rosa Vinci Hired in 2010 Hired in 1973 Hired in 2006 In charge of Data Processing In charge of the Awards In charge of Data Processing [email protected] Department and Working Trials [email protected] schedules [email protected]

Fédération Cynologique Internationale Chapter V ¢ Executive Director’s report

Executive Director’s report

Pr Z. Trainin left the FCI Scientific Commission, of which he was a member since 1985 and which he chaired for 6 years. The rest of the Dear Readers, team has remained unchanged. 2015 is behind us! It was, again, a very intensive year for the FCI, its Staff, its General and Executive Committees and all the working commissions (mandatory and non-mandatory).

It was a year with a General Assembly (Milan), with 4 General An important achievement in 2015 was the signing of the Committee meetings and 4 Executive Committee meetings. agreement of mutual reciprocity for FCI and KC judges. It was a year where our President, R. de Santiago (PR) was Of course, as usual, many “sport” and “show” regulations were re-elected for 2 years at the head of the General Committee, amended and the FCI members were regularly informed together with his colleagues K. Järvinen (FI) and M. A.Martínez about the changes. (AR). The General Committee was also happy to welcome a new President of the FCI Section for the Americas and the In addition, the FCI was very happy to welcome a new contract Caribbean, Dr J.L. Payró. partner: the Iran Kennel Club. We wish our Iranian friends lots of success with their Club. Let us underline that Nicaragua, Unfortunately, Mr Stefik did not run for re-election. I would Azerbaijan and the Republic of Macedonia were accepted as 11 like to thank him, on behalf of the General Committee, for his full members of the FCI while Turkey was promoted from the long and precious contribution over the last 16 years. status of contract partner to associate member.

Three breeds were granted definitive international recognition and are now eligible for the CACIB and the title of CIB (International Beauty Champion): Ciobanesc Romanesc Carpatin, Ciobanesc Romanesc Mioritic and Taiwan Dog.

In November, further to the request of some members, the FCI General Committee decided to create a highly important « Working Group for Restructuring the FCI ». The task of this group is not less than modernising the Federation through amendments in it Statutes and Standing Orders. Different meetings will take place next year so that a final proposal can New members have be put forward to the FCI 2017 General Assembly. also joined the Standards Commission: I do not believe in a good and efficient organisation without a J. Nallem (UY) who reliable and strong administration. I have been lucky enough was elected President, to cooperate with a very faithful team, which hardly changes P. Muntean (RO), R. over the years. We daily try to do our best to serve our Oliveira (PT) and F. members. (see page 10 of this Annual report). Asnaghi (IT). I would like to extend my thanks I would like to thank all of you, FCI members, FCI General to R. Sporre-Willes who Committee and FCI Staff, for the excellent cooperation, taking was a member of the us to a more modern, open and efficient FCI. commission for 16 years and its President for the last 8 years. Yves De Clercq FCI Executive Director

2015 Annual report Chapter VI ¢ Outstanding conformation dogs of the year

Outstanding conformation dogs of the year

WORLD DOG SHOW, Milan (Italy) 11-14/6/2015

1 Bearded Collie 2 Italian Corso Dog Ops I Did It Again Del Cuore Impavido (Best in Show) Brutus BIS judge: Francesco Balducci (Italy) Judge: Staunskjaer Ole (Denmark) Group judge: Hjorth Leif Ragnar (Norway) Owner: García Pagan Marta (Spain) Owner: Klimova Olga (Russia) 3 Fox Terrier (wire) Kingarthur Van Foliny Home Judge: Ericsson Dan (Sweden) Owner: Malzoni De Munter Uiterwijk Viktor Rony Dieny (Belgium)

4 Dachshund Piumetta Del Mio Cappello Judge: Ståhlberg Perttu (Finland) Owner: Saletti Annaluce (Italy)

5 Xoloitzcuintle Zoe (Mendez) Judge: Nikitina Liudmila (Russia) Owner: Méndez Galván Graciela (Mexico) 1

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6 Dalmatian Dalmino Voodoo Vision Judge: Molinari Carla (Portugal) Owner: Halper Drazic Zeljka & Drazic Mihael (Croatia)

7 Gordon Setter Ludstar Frederick Frankenstein (BIS 4) BIS judge: Francesco Balducci (Italy) Group judge: Müller Barbara (Switzerland) Owner: Ivaldi Michele (Italy)

8 American Cocker Afterglow Dragon Quest Judge: Dondina Paolo (Italy) Owner: Csaba Attila (USA)

9 Poodle miniature Kudos Firework (BIS 2) BIS judge: Francesco Balducci (Italy) Group judge: Schill Roberto (Romania) Owner: Nilsson Mikael (Sweden)

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Lady Godiva Dei Raggi Di Luna (BIS 3) © Oleg Bochkov BIS judge: Francesco Balducci (Italy) Group judge: Murante Gioacchino (Italy) Owner: Caldarone Gaetano (Italy)

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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC SECTION SHOW Taipei (Taiwan) 25-26/4/2015

Toy Poodle MAC DONALD OF SNOW CASTLE KENNEL Judge: Yolanda Nagler Magal (Israel) Owner: Micky Sung

Wire-Haired Fox Terrier KINGARTHUR VAN FOLINY HOME Judge: Hübenthal Rodi (Norway) Owner: D. Uiterwijk, R. de Munter (Belgium)

14 © Oleg Bochkov THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN SECTION SHOW Santiago (Chile) 27/9/2015

Afghan Hound ONUR EBN RASHIDA VON HAUSSMAN Judge: Rafael de Santiago (Puerto Rico) Owner: R. Podesta Valenzuela, J. Pio Milano, R. Quezada

American Cocker Spaniel VERY VIGIE I DON’T KNOW Judge: Rafael de Santiago (Puerto Rico) Owner: Mathilde Leonard-Nole (France)

Fédération Cynologique Internationale Chapter VII ¢ Our commissions

FCI STANDARDS COMMISSION - ACTIVITY REPORT

Members of the FCI Standards Commission during first part of The Commission amends or thoroughly revises standards the period were: continuously and the co-operation with the member- countries is usually efficient. Still, the procedure has to go Renée Sporre-Willes, President Sweden through several steps before a standard can be published, and Hans Wiblishauser Germany rightly so as these documents are the backbone in the work of Dr José Luis Payró Mexico the FCI and its member countries. Jorge Nallem Uruguay Claude Guintard France Viewing of the text in standards from a health and welfare perspective is intensified. This is not always to the liking of the countries of origin, but in the interest of keeping the breeds The Commission welcomed the new members voted on at the for the future, we all have to realise that exaggerations in General Assembly in Milan 2015: type as well as character issues in guard dogs might not only Mr Rui Oliveira from Portugal jeopardise the health of the dogs, it may also increase the risk Mr Petru Muntean from Romania to have breeds banned by law. Mr Ferdinando Asnaghi from Italy The model standard We said good bye to Mrs Renée Sporre-Willes who had It is the Standards Commission’s wish that the model standard decided not to present for re-election at the General Assembly will be regarded with the seriousness it is intended. It is and to Mr José Luis Payró who was voted as President of the updated to be a guide and advice to any amendments or Americas and the Caribbean Section of the FCI. revisions made to standards, regardless whether it concerns Both of them had been in our Commission for many years, so breeds that are fully or provisionally recognised. we will miss them very much, as well as their experience and cooperation. The 2015 Commission meeting took place in Dortmund, February 12th, 2015 At the renewed FCI offices in Thuin we held our first meeting The meeting took place at the Mercure Hotel, Messe & on November 5th, 2015, with the new members and I was Kongress Dortmund, where the Dortmund Dogs Welfare elected as new President of the Commission, which is a big Workshop also took place. honour and responsibility; I hope to carry on the excellent job that Renée has done as President and will try to use everything Amended revised standards 15 I learned from her - and from Prof. Triquet before - and with the cooperation of my friends on the commission will try to Bergamasco Shepherd 194 do my best. Bolognese 196 Italian Pointing Dog 202 Italian Corso Dog 343 Cirneco dell’Etna 199 Italian Greyhound 200 Romagna Water Dog 298 Maltese 65 Maremma and the Abruzzes Sheepdog 201 Neapolitan Mastiff 197 Italian Rough-Haired Segugio 198 Italian Short-Haired Segugio 337 Spinone 165 Italian Volpino 195

Modified Standards Dobermann 143 The Former FCI Standards Commission members at their meeting in Dortmund on February 12th, 2015. From left to right: Mr Claude Guintard Taiwan Dog 348: modified to be presented on the General (France), Mr Jorge Nallem (Uruguay), Mrs Renée Sporre-Willes (Sweden), Assembly 2015 in Milan. Mr Hans Wiblishauser (Germany) and Dr José Luis Payró (Mexico) Via email, the members of the commissions brought some small changes on GB breeds only to adapt them. The FCI Standards Commission’s main work to revise and An investigation by Dr Claude Guintard about different points adapt new and existing standards is constant. The focus on of view on missing PM1 and M3 was presented. dog health continues to cause countries to review the text in th standards extra carefully, to avoid wordings that may result Meeting at FCI office in Thuin, November 5 , 2015 in interpretations that can lead to exaggerations that might This is an extraordinary meeting that was organised to cause health risks in the dogs. elect the new president of the FCI Standards and Scientific Commissions. We took this opportunity to deal with some standards pending since last meeting.

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The new members elected in Milan and mentioned above Amendments to standards participated in the meeting. St. Bernard 61 The last edition of the Model Standard, with information on Gordon Setter 6 guidelines and advices, was presented. Norwegian Hound 203 Japanese Terrier 259 New breeds Japanese Chin 206 Chodsky pes (Bohemian Shepherd Dog) Bichon Frise 215 Pazsky Krysarik (Prague Ratter) Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier 302 Lancashire Heeler, assessment report Irish Red and White Setter 330 Lancashire Heeler Standard Irish Red Setter 120 Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier 40 Re-worded Standards Irish Terrier 139 Drentsche Partridge Dog 224 Irish Water Spaniel 124 Irish Wolfhound 160 Re-worded Standards to be accepted by GC Kerry Blue Terrier 3 Bergamasco Shepherd 194 Bolognese 196 Election of New President Italian Pointing Dog 202 My colleagues elected me as new President of the FCI Italian Corso Dog 343 Standards Commission. Italian Greyhound 200 Romagna Water Dog 298 I would like to thank my colleagues for their trust and also Maltese 65 want to thank the Scientific Commission, as well as the staff Maremma and the Abruzzes Sheepdog 201 at the FCI General Secretariat in Thuin, for the excellent Neapoletan Mastiff 197 collaboration, as well as the General Committee for their Italian Rough-Haired Segugio 198 support. Italian Short-Haired Segugio 337 Spinone 165 Jorge Nallem Italian Volpino 195 President of the FCI Standards Commission

FCI AGILITY COMMISSION – ACTIVITY REPORT

The last year was very successful for the Agility World. Up to the end of 2014, the Agility world did not know whether We had two meetings: one in February, combined with an or not we would have a host for the EO 2015. I promised at the international judges’ seminar. prize-giving parade EO 2014 in Hungary that we would find an 20 of the 36 NCO attended the meeting and sent judges to NCO. Last but not least, Germany applied to be the host and the seminar, too. all delegates agreed, because they knew the location from 25 NCO were represented at the October meeting. the 2009 WAC, which is in Rieden. This EO was a special one: We got all necessary information about the venue, where the for the first time, we had an international judge from outside World Champion and the JEO would take place. The main of Europe (Japan), another one from Finland and two from themes at the meetings were: Germany. changing the obstacle-guidelines voting for judges for the international events A brief review of our international events 2015 setting up some rule changes for JEO and EO. Junior European Open, 10-12 July in Roznov pod Radhostem (CZ) colleting applications from the different NCO for rule changes, which will be valid from 2017 onwards answering upcoming questions from new delegates

We could welcome China, Philippines, Colombia and Turkey as new members of the Agility Commission.

The delegate of Italy, Sandra Deidda, invited all delegates to the WAC, answered all questions about the WAC; so did the delegate of Czech Republic for the Junior European Open, which took place in a football stadium in Roznov pod Radhostem. For the WAC, we confirmed Sandra Deidda

from Italy and nominated Sascha Grunder (CH); for the JEO ©Dieter Bremer we confirmed two judges from CZ and nominated 1 from The first 3 places Team run: Czech Republic, Germany, Austria Hungary and 1 from Austria.

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©Dieter Bremer

©Dieter Bremer Winner Individual L: 1. J. Patterson (Canada), 2. Susan Garrett (Canada), European winner youth – individual Kat. S – Jule Ullrich 3. Christina Kuko (Germany)

More than 300 participants from 25 countries presented their The horse ride stadium and the surroundings in Rieden/ dogs in this wonderful event. The JEO was well organised. A Kreuth were the perfect location to cater for over 800 dogs lot of attention was given to the kids – lots of things to do from 36 different NCO’s: 4 rings were so close to each other, besides running a dog, like attending a party where parents handlers and visitors were able to watch quite a lot of the runs, were not allowed, enjoying a swimming pool next door. which they loved. Overall it was wonderful for the kids and they certainly loved The time schedule was excellent so this high number of entries it. They find new friends and kept friendships they found years did not make any problems. The judges did a wonderful job before through the international Agility events. and the veterinarian control was strong but fair. The campers could stay in their mobile homes and watch the runs. We had The Junior European Winners are: a lot of volunteers and that helped: any question received an Individual answer.

Youth Children The winners were: Cat. S: Jule Ullrich (DE) Zdenek Smrcek (CZ) Individual Team Cat. M: Anastasia Savchenko Ekatarina Sapriko (RU) Cat. L Cat. L (RU) Ekatarina Sapriko (RU) Jessica Patterson (Canada) Germany 5 Cat. L: Yulia Mahnutina (RU) Cat. M Cat. M/S 17 Martina Klimesova (CZ) Slovenia Simply the best The Team-Winners Cat. S Cat. L: Czech Republic Sandi Okanovic (Slovenia) Cat. M/S: Italy

World Championship, 8-11 October in Bologna European Open, 23-26 July in Rieden/Kreuth (DE) (Italy)

©Dieter Bremer ©Guido Küster

Winner Team Large: 1. Germany 5; 2. Russian Stars, 3. Germany Spongos Celebration for the winning team Jumping Cat. M

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no small part down to the organisers and their whole team. Smashing job Italy, well done! The nominated judges Sandra Deidda (Italy) and Sascha Grunder (CH) did a real good job.

The World Champions: Team Large: 1st Great Britain – 2nd Slovenia – 3rd France Team Medium: 1st Czech Republic – 2nd Switzerland – 3rd Slovenia Team Small: 1st Czech Republic, 2nd Austria – 3rd Lithuania

Ind. Large 1st Vakonuc Pavol (SI) Ind. Medium 1st Silvia Trkman (SI) Ind. Small 1st Cirprian Vlad Stefanut (IT)

©Guido Küster Daniel Schröder with his Sheltie (ranking 3rd place Ind. Medium) I would like to thank all my colleges on the commission; special The overall impression was excellent. The organising thanks to all the hosts and their volunteers. Last but not least, committee and the volunteers deserve thumbs up, they really I thank the employees of the FCI office for their cooperation. did a terrific job. 37 countries took part, about 400 dogs were entered. The championship was well planned and executed. We had Christa Bremer a wonderful atmosphere during the whole event, this was in President of the FCI Agility Commission

FCI BREEDING COMMISSION - ACTIVITY REPORT

The delegates at the meeting of the FCI Breeding Commission, Dortmund 2015

The annual meeting of the Breeding Commission was Borkowski), Portugal (Luís Gorjão Henriques), Russia (Larissa arranged in Dortmund, on February 13th, the day prior to Galiaskarova and translator Svetlana Nazarikhina), Slovakia the 2nd International Dog Health Workshop, with excellent (Nora Takácová), Sweden (Annica Uppström) and Switzerland hospitality of the canine organisation (VDH). (Yvonne Jaussi).

Delegates from the following countries attended the meeting: President: Astrid Indrebø, Norway Belgium (Roger van Hoenacker), Denmark (Birgitte Schjøth), Vice-president: Yvonne Jaussi, Switzerland Estonia (Janne Orro-Taruste), France (Fréderic Maison), Secretary at the 2015 meeting: Kristin Aukrust, Norway Germany (Peter Friedrich), Italy (Maria Ceccarelli), Latvia (Inga Cerbule), Luxembourg (Nicolas Schwab), The Netherlands Here are the main issues and decisions from the meeting: (John Wauben), Norway (Astrid Indrebø), Poland (Tom

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Wisdom Panel - DNA breed identification 3. Who can rescind (remove) a limited registration of a It was a great pleasure to welcome Dr Gregoire Leroy, for the dog? FCI Scientific Commission, who had kindly offered to give a FCI International Breeding Rules, Art 15: A limited lecture on the laboratory Wisdom Panel concerning DNA registration can only be rescinded by the national canine breed identification. The delegates from the FCI Scientific organisation that has established it. and Standards commissions, as well as from the FCI Breeding Commission, were present to enjoy this very interesting 4. Criteria for issuing limited registration: lecture. After the lecture and some brief discussion, the FCI 4.1 Background Scientific and Standard Commissions left to attend their joint The fundament of these guidelines are given in FCI meeting. International Breeding Rules: Art. 1.1: These FCI breeding regulations apply directly to all FCI Guidelines regarding criteria for limited member countries as well as the contract partners. This means registration (not allowed for breeding) that breeding may only be carried out with pedigree dogs which have a sound temperament, are healthy in functional Based on a suggestion from Slovakia, it was decided in and hereditary terms and are registered with a studbook or 2014 that the commission should work out a document register (appendix) recognised by the FCI. In addition, they with guidelines regarding criteria for limited registration. have to fulfil the requirements specified by the relevant FCI The delegates agreed that such guidelines will be of great member or contract partners. importance for the national kennel clubs. It is, however, Art. 1.2: The only dogs which are considered to be healthy important that these are guidelines – not specific rules. in hereditary terms are those transferring breed standard The BC (Breeding Commission) decided that the guidelines features, breed type and temperament typical of that breed should be sent to FCI for approval and publication on the without displaying any substantial hereditary defects which FCI website. The delegates are encouraged to publish the could impair the functional health of its descendants. The guidelines on the website of their national canine organisation. members and contract partners of the FCI are required in this regard to prevent any exaggeration of breed features in These are the guidelines approved by the Breeding the standards which could result in impairment of the dogs’ th Commission, on February 13 , 2015: functional health. 1. The definition of limited registration in this document is Art. 1.3: Dogs with eliminating faults such as e.g. unsound “not allowed for breeding”. A dog registered with limited temperament, congenital deafness or blindness, hare-lip, registration will be issued an FCI pedigree, but the remark cleft palate, substantial dental defects or jaw anomalies, PRA, “not allowed for breeding” will be printed on the pedigree. epilepsy, cryptorchidism, monorchidism, albinism, improper This remark must also be available in the database of the coat colours or diagnosed severe hip dysplasia may not be national canine organisation, and be included in the bred. 19 data with open access for the public, if such a database is available. 4.2 Registration of puppies with unhealthy parents The national canine organisation can register with limited If a dog with limited registration is used for breeding, the registration puppies from parents with severe hip dysplasia offspring cannot be registered in the studbook of any FCI and/or elbow dysplasia, inherited severe eye diseases like member country or contract partner, unless the limited PRA, congenital deafness, unsound temperament, severe registration has been rescinded by the national canine respiration problems or other eliminating fault, whether or organisation who established the limited registration. not mentioned as examples in Art 1.3. in FCI International Breeding Rules. When the term “national canine organisations” is used in this document, it includes the breed clubs commissioned by 4.3 Matador breeding and heavy inbreeding the national canine organisation to register dogs and issue Background - Art 3, FCI Breeding Strategies: To preserve, or pedigrees. preferably extend, the genetic diversity of the breed, matador breeding and heavy inbreeding should be avoided. Mating 2. Who can decide to register a dog with limited between siblings, mother to son or father to daughter should registration? never be performed. As a general recommendation, no dog The national canine organisation that issues the orig- should have more offspring than equivalent to 5% of the inal pedigree number of puppies registered in the breed population during Import of dogs: The national canine organisation to a five-year period. The size of the breed population should be which the dog is exported looked upon not only on national but also on international The breeder of the dog can ask the national canine level, especially in breeds with few individuals. organisation to register a puppy with limited registration when applying for registering. The breeder CAN- 4.3.1 Matador breeding NOT choose to add limited registration to a pedigree Limited registration can be used to prevent matador after the ownership of the dog has been transferred breeding, in accordance with FCI Breeding Strategy, Art 3. to a new owner Some national kennel clubs have registration restrictions The dog’s owner can ask the national canine organi- concerning the number of offspring/litters from a single dog sation to register his/her dog with limited registration (male or female), to avoid decreasing the genetic diversity of the breed. If this number of offspring is exceeded, a limited registration can be used.

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4.3.2 Inbreeding Statements regarding strategies for the use of Limited registration can be used to prevent heavy genetic tests in dog breeding inbreeding, in accordance with FCI Breeding Strategy, Art 3. recommended by the FCI Breeding Commission, Dortmund Some national canine organisations have registration February 13th 2015, based on a document from the Scientific restrictions concerning heavy inbreeding: Mating between Commission of the Nordic Kennel Union, November 2014 siblings, mother to son or father to daughter is not allowed. In some countries, mating with an inbreeding coefficient The FCI Breeding Commission fully supports the document made equal or exceed 25%, based on a six-generation pedigree, by the NKU Scientific Commission (NKU/VK) regarding the use of is not allowed. genetic tests in dog breeding. If such mating is done, the puppies can be registered with We want to highlight the following statements from the NKU/ limited registration. VK-document, and encourage the national canine organisations and breed clubs to make it available to all dog owners: 4.4 Dogs with hereditary diseases or functional disabilities The breeder and/or owner can ask the national canine 1. The genetic testing in dogs should be used with common sense organisation to put limited registration on a dog that suffers and caution. from hereditary diseases or functional disabilities, included 2. A dog showing clinical symptoms of a serious disease should those mentioned above. not be used for breeding – regardless of genetic test results. 3. There is a need for further efforts from the international dog The national canine organisation can, without a request community to support dog breeders and owners with respect from the owner, put a limited registration on a dog that to validation and guidance on the use of genetic tests. is suffering from severe hereditary diseases or function 4. The FCI Breeding Commission advices against the use of disabilities, included those mentioned above. genetic tests for conditions where the inheritance is unclear. Tests for diseases that are influenced by many genes should DNA-tests: A dog who is homozygote for a severe disease be applied only in cases where evidence based on scientific with autosomal recessive or homozygote/heterozygote for publications has established that the mutation(s) cause(s) a a disease with dominant inheritance can be registered with significant and defined risk of disease, and provided that the limited registration. disease is of clinical relevance in the breed concerned. 5. The FCI Breeding Commission is reluctant to promote the use of 4.5. Dogs with disqualifying faults multi-tests and combination test packages currently available. The national canine organisation can, with or without This position is based on shortcomings in validation and/or a request from the breeder and/or owner, put a limited relevance for some of the mutations in the package as well as registration on a dog with disqualifying faults, such as 20 the potential negative consequences on the overall breeding disqualifying coat colour, according to the rules of the goal that uncritical use of genetic tests is likely to cause. national canine organisation. Instead, it should be recommended to the breeders and dog owners to test for the specific mutation(s) that is(are) relevant The use of genetic tests in dog breeding in the current breed, provided that these tests are validated. The Scientific Commission of NKU (Nordic Kennel Union) has 6. The FCI Breeding Commission would like to emphasize the worked out a strategy on DNA-tests in dog breeding, approved importance of breeders and/or dog owners carefully evaluating by the commission meeting in Iceland November 2014. It the usefulness and accuracy of a genetic test before it is was decided on the NKU-meeting to send the document to performed. Only use the tests that are properly evaluated and both FCI Breeding Commission and Scientific Commission for for conditions of clinical relevance in the breed. No dog, or any further action within the FCI regarding the DNA-strategies. other living creature, is completely free of disease mutations. Uncritical use of DNA tests may in the worst case result in The availability of genetic tests for different diseases in negative effects on the breed’s health and gene pool. Please dogs has increased dramatically in recent years. For dog contact your breed club or kennel club for more information breeders and owners, the utility and accuracy of these tests if you are doubtful. are often difficult to assess. Even though DNA tests offer 7. General statement new opportunities as a tool for breeding, they also imply The FCI breeding commission fully supports the following new questions and challenges. The fact that a genetic test statements from the Scientific Commission of the Nordic is available for a disease in a breed does not automatically Kennel Union, concerning the general policy regarding the mean that the test is accurate or appropriate to use as basis application of genetic tests in dog breeding. for breeding decisions. The Scientific Committee of the Nordic a. Genetic testing is an excellent tool in breeding for improved Kennel Union (NKU/VK) would like to stress that genetic health, provided that the tests are reliable, relevant and used testing in dogs should be used with common sense and wisely. Breeders and dog owners should carefully evaluate the caution. The points described in the document should serve benefits and consequences of a genetic test before it is applied. as guidelines for breeders and dog owners regarding the use b. A one-side or exaggerated focus on DNA test results may of genetic tests. result in an increased risk that other important conditions or characteristics are overlooked. The NKU document was presented to the Breeding c. Breeding programmes should be based on the prevalence and Commission, and it was decided to send the following severity of various health issues, rather than on the availability statement regarding the strategies, to the FCI General of genetic tests. Secretariat, to make it available at the FCI website: d. If a disease does not constitute a clinical problem in the breed and/or the genetic test is not validated or accurate, it is better

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to refrain from the testing of the dog. Otherwise, there is a risk We encourage the FCI European section to take actions of excluding potential breeding animals and decreasing the to make it possible for the national governments to make genetic variation, based on uncertain or false grounds. exception from the new rule: It should be allowed to import e. Keep in mind that dog breeding is about more than specific unvaccinated puppies less than 3 months, based on an diseases and genetic tests that, even though they are many, do application from the new owner and a statement from the not give the entire picture. breeder, from countries with no cases of rabies the last 5-10 years (“countries free of rabies”) – without having to allow Import of puppies less than 3 months old such import from all EU countries. To allow such import, The Breeding Commission agreed to send this issue forward the condition should be that the puppy is registered in the to the FCI European Section: national canine organisation (or the breed club commissioned by the national canine organisation to register dogs and Summary issue pedigrees) in the country where it is born. The national FCI should take actions against the new EU law that does not canine organisation to which the puppy is imported should allow the individual member country to decide that puppies less undertake the responsibility to control all the import papers than 3 months, unvaccinated against rabies, can be imported prior to register the puppy in its register. It will then be from just some EU countries (free of rabies); the new law says that possible to avoid import of puppies from dog traders, as well if a country allows import from some EU countries, it has to allow as import of street dogs less than 3 months old. import from all EU countries. It is of major importance for the organised dog-Europe that Background FCI now takes action in this matter, to help dog breeders and Until late 2014, it was up to the individual countries to decide dog owners in Europe, and to show the member countries the whether or not to give a permission to import puppies that strength of FCI as a the largest dog organisation in the world, were less than 3 months of age and unvaccinated against working for dog welfare and genetic diversity in pedigree rabies. It was up to the government of the different countries dogs. to decide from which countries they would allow such import (”rabies-free countries”). Keeping the original registration number when dogs are imported According to the new rule, EU does not permit to discriminate The issue was raised by the Swedish delegate: Sweden finds between countries regardless the situation of contagious it very important that dogs keep their original registration diseases; the same rules must be valid for all countries. If a numbers throughout their life. It is a problem when the same national government permits to import unvaccinated puppies dog has more than one registration number, when calculating less than 3 months, the country will have to accept puppies inbreeding coefficients, breeding values etc. Norway is, to our 21 from all EU countries, not only the “rabies-free countries” as knowledge, the only country that does not give an imported has been done up to now. This will result in a much higher dog a new registration number. risk of importing contagious diseases, compared to the rules we have had until now. Consequently, most countries will The delegates agree that it would be beneficial to keep the probably not permit any import of puppies less than 3 month original registration number throughout the dog’s life, but it of age. might be a problem in some countries, due to the computer systems. The background for the new EU rule is, to our knowledge, based on an attempt to reduce the risk of contagious diseases The Breeding Commission decided to recommend the due to import/export of “street dogs” and from commercial national canine organisation to keep the original registration puppy farms etc. It is now up to the national governments number on imported dogs. If the current computer system to decide whether to allow such import from all EU countries does not support this, it should be integrated in the future – or not to allow from any EU countries. The FCI Breeding new systems. The delegates will inform their national canine Commission fully supports actions against import to reduce organisations about this recommendation. the risk of contagious diseases, but we find it very unfortunate that the only way to avoid import of puppies less than 3 Decisions at the FCI General Assembly concerning months from countries with rabies and a high prevalence of proposals from the Breeding Commission other contagious disease, is to forbid such import from all EU FCI Standing Orders, Art 8.3 (new text bold and underlined): On countries, including rabies-free countries with low prevalence the original pedigree, the studbook registration number should of other contagious diseases. follow the initials of the studbook in which the dog is registered (e.g.: SHSB: no 255 333); in addition, the registration numbers and To maintain the genetic variation in dog breeds, import of the initials should be provided for at least three generations. The dogs are of major importance. The new law will make import type of coat, the colour and the size variety should be added more difficult for the serious breeders and dog owners. It on the pedigrees, including the export pedigrees. is a lot of work to socialise puppies from 8 to 15 weeks in a proper way, and we are afraid that conscientious breeders GA decision: Approved. will refuse to sell puppies abroad due to this new law. It is not beneficial for a young puppy to be kept in a kennel with little FCI Standing Orders, Art 8.5 (new text bold and underlined): socialisation until 15 weeks old. It is of uttermost importance Any member or contract partner can refuse to (re)-register in its for a puppy to be well socialised at early age; this is basic for studbook, or alternatively can (re-)register with a “limited the future welfare of the dog. registration: not to be used for breeding”, a dog suffering from

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hereditary defects or featuring defects which go against Art 2 in or contract partner and then exported, the national canine the Statutes, or a dog which does not comply with the rules of organisation that last registered the dog shall certify the selection defined by the member or contract partner in question. transfer of the ownership to the new owner by stating his name and address on the export pedigree or by issuing a separate GA decision: Approved. owner’s certificate.”

FCI Standing Orders, Art 8.8 (new text bold and underlined): GA decision: Approved. … Each dog of a litter has to be provided with only one export pedigree, which must should include the name of the owner of Date and place for the next meeting the dog; if the owner’s name is not written on the pedigree, a The Norwegian canine organisation kindly invited the separate owner’s certificate must be issued by the national Commission to have its next meeting in Oslo, May 28th 2016. kennel organisation.

GA decision: Approved.

Standing Orders, Art 8.9 (the proposed changes are bold and Astrid Indrebø underlined): …For each dog registered with an FCI member President of the FCI Breeding Commission

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The Italian team: from left to right: Paolo Verdiani, Francesco Balducci, Award ceremony Severino Traina, Manuele Targetti, Davide Bruni, Silvio Marelli, Ernesto Pezzotta, Stefano Girandola

The FCI Commission for British Pointers held its meeting in On this occasion, the President expressed words of praise for Vitry-le-Francois (France) on 29th March in order to discuss the organisation, focusing especially to the technical aspect. the topics on the agenda: Wonderful grounds both for conformation and for vegetation 1. President’s report (of right height). These conditions have allowed the subjects 2. Minutes of the meeting held on October 22nd, 2014 in Pieve to express the best of themselves. Even the game, of excellent San Stefano (Italy) quality, contributed to this result. 3. European Cup 2015 in France 4. European Cup 2016 (organiser: Switzerland) in Serbia As for the topics on the agenda of the meeting, they were 5. Grande Quête 2016 - Schedules discussed and approved. 6. Regulations check 7. Application from Argentina to take part in the European Cup 8. Miscellaneous Francesco Balducci President of the FCI Commission for British Pointers

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FCI FLYBALL COMMISSION - ACTIVITY REPORT

The main goal for the FCI Flyball community in 2015 was to All other discussions also found solutions and after the meeting finish the international regulations. During the first year of of the FCI Flyball Commission at the DVG Schulungszentrum existence of the commission, the national differences turned in Hemer (Germany). The final proposal for international out to be bigger than expected, so it was quite a challenge Flyball regulations were sent for approval to the FCI General trying to combine all different rules into one international set. Committee. After a first discussion in Milan, the GC asked The main rules were, of course, very similar in all countries, but first for further information on the measuring method, which details prevailed in the discussions. was provided by the commission. At the meeting of the FCI General Committee in Zagreb on November 13th, the One of the main discussions was how the height dog should regulations were finally approved. be defined. In Flyball, the jump height for all dogs of the team is determined by the smallest dog, called the height During 2015, several countries applied with new candidates dog. Historically, the height at the withers had been used on the commission. There was a new delegate assigned from to determine jump heights, but several organisations in the France and we got new delegates from The Netherlands, world changed into a new direction over the last years. In this Hungary and the Philippines. At the 2015 meeting, it had new method, the length of the forearm of the front paw is the already been proposed to host a World Cup of Flyball as soon determining factor for deciding the jump height. The length of as the regulations would have been approved. It will be the the ulna bone is used in a formula to set the jumping capacity main issue at the next meeting, to develop a protocol for such of the height dog. Not all countries were already using this international tournament. The next meeting of the FCI Flyball method, but after the FCI meeting, finally, everybody came to Commission will be held in Prague, Czech Republic, on March a consensus. The formula was slightly altered, but in the new 19th 2016. FCI regulations the length of the forearm is converted into a jump height. Edwin Vinken President of the FCI Flyball Commission

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23 Committee for its consistently positive appraisal of our motions, which likewise expresses its appreciation of our work.

The 2016 meeting will take place on February 14th in Helsinki (Finland).

2015 FCI European Cup - Versatility Trial for Dachshunds The 2015 FCI European Cup - Versatility Trial took place on 17-18 October in Lengau (Austria). Twelve dogs participated in the trial. The winner was “Ilona von der Deyster Drift” with Mr Kurt Hartmann from Switzerland. Meeting One meeting was held in St. Leonhard (Austria) on February I would like to express my gratitude to the organisers for their 15th, which was attended by delegates from the FCI member excellent work. countries. We had to elect the President and Vice-President of our commission. The delegates elected Steffen Maar The 2016 FCI European Cup - Versatility Trial for Dachshunds (Germany) as President and Franz Gruber (Austria) as Vice- will be held in Czech Republic. President. My thanks also go to the FCI General Secretariat for their We discussed 13 regulations for CACIT trials and sent them to cooperation and help over the last year. the FCI General Committee.

I would like to express my gratitude to all the delegates of the FCI Earth Dog Commission for their support and active Steffen Maar cooperation. I would also like to thank the FCI General President of the FCI Earth Dog Commission

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FCI SHOW COMMISSION – ACTIVITY REPORT

The annual meeting of the FCI Show- and Judges Commission “The FCI observer’s expenses, incl. daily allowance, to be covered took place in Luxembourg, as usual, on the first weekend of by the FCI.” February. The FCI General Committee does not agree. However, they agree to add a clause stating that in case a visit, Mrs Gitty Schwab-Kersch, President of the Fédération prior to the event, is asked by the General Committee, all the Cynologique Luxembourgeoise (FCL) and her board members expenses will be borne by the FCI. were the most perfect hosts and all delegates from 30 countries felt very welcome. Proposal 4: the FCI should also provide a check list and time schedule for the observer visiting and preparing the show. Approval of the General Committee. TJ will take care of it.

Proposal 5: The Kennel Club (England) does not recognise champion titles from the Continent, which makes it very unattractive for English exhibitors to show on the Continent: the FCI General Committee is asked to get in contact with the KC to solve this problem. The General Committee takes note of the request.

Proposal 6: Ban of showing, Art. 14: Every member and contract partner of the FCI is obliged, in accordance with its national legislation, to publish a list of all dogs, exhibitors and/or handlers who are banned from shows. All organisers are bound by this ban. Not all countries (member and contract partners) follow the rules. The FCI General Committee is asked to investigate and send After very open and interesting discussions the following legal advice how to implement this article more effectively. proposals were sent to the FCI General Committee. Most were approved: Yves De Clercq informs that the forfeit-list indeed is not 24 respected by most countries. In addition, in case an exhibitor Proposal 1: Regulations for FCI Dog Shows art. 3 settles his account (entry fee), is the FCI going to confirm all The old text in the regulation art. 3: “If a show has to be the CACIB that were denied when he was not in order with cancelled because of force majeure, the organiser must partly payments? How about the RCACIB? The situation is very refund the entry fees that have been paid” complicated and pretty much time-consuming for very poor should be changed into effective results. “If a show has to be cancelled because of force majeure, the organisers are recommended to partly refund the entry fees The General Committee decides to cancel article 14. The that have been paid, based on their own existing rules.” article 13 of the FCI Standing Orders which reads as follows is Approval of the General Committee. considered to be sufficient: Article 13 - Penalties and sanctions Proposal 2: Regulations for FCI Dog Shows art. 5 The FCI recognises all legally valid final sanctions (against The old text in the regulation art. 5: “Once the entries for a show any person, such as judges, breeders, exhibitors, handlers, have closed it is not allowed to transfer a dog from one class to etc.) notified to it by its members and contract partners and another after the catalogue is printed except if an administrative informs the other members and contract partners so that mistake was made by the Show Committee” the sanctions can be applied in all the countries under FCI should be changed into jurisdiction. “Once the entries for a show have closed, it is not allowed to It is up to each NCO to send the names of all punished people transfer a dog from one class to to the FCI Office. That system is efficient. another after the catalogue is printed, except if an administrative mistake was made by the Show Committee.” Over the last few years, our commission has worked very hard Approval of the General Committee. on many articles of the show regulations. Most of the time, the General Committee followed our proposals and the actual Proposal 3: Regulations for FCI Dog Shows: Observer at World Regulations for FCI Dog Shows can be downloaded from the and Section Shows FCI website. Our goal was to create modern show regulations, Art. D, the old text in the regulations: “The FCI observer at World not only for Scandinavia or the rest of Europe, but also for and Section shows is to receive from the organiser the same daily the farther FCI countries, which are sometimes - because of allowance as the judges, as well as his travelling, accommodation their cynological background - a bit closer to the English or and meal expenses” American way of organising dog shows. We do hope that now should be changed into: all FCI countries can follow these regulations easily, without any problems when organising international dog shows.

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Dog Shows are one important window for the cynological meet the standard set for each respective breed and which are activities and it might be of interest that in 2014, 8,204 able to work and to carry out different functions in accordance international Champion titles were issued by the FCI and with the specific characteristics of their breed; in 2015 a total of 990 CACIB shows were organised in 86 (2) To protect the use, the keeping and the breeding of countries of the FCI world. purebred dogs in the countries, where the FCI has a member or a contract partner; to support the non-profit exchange of Dog people travel around the globe and it is nowadays easy dogs and of cynological information between the members to find exhibitors from Switzerland or any other European and to initiate the organisation of shows, tests, trials and country at dog shows in Korea or the Philippines and vice other activities like sport events, the use of dogs in rescue versa. operations, etc. But this causes sometimes big problems for exhibitors and (3) To promote and support dogdom and dog welfare organisers. worldwide.

What is forbidden in Switzerland by animal welfare law is Let’s work on it with great passion for our most beloved maybe of no interest in another country and again vice versa. friends, the dogs. How can we inform and teach our exhibitors around the world? Once again I would like to thank the Fédération Cynologique It is not only done with nice paragraphs and regulations in the Luxembourgeoise for hosting our meeting. The warm catalogue. We all have to start in our home countries teaching atmosphere, the lovely dinner at the Château de Bourglinster future exhibitors, but also professional handlers, to respect and the very interesting bus trip to Schengen will always stay high ethical rules and act as dog lovers. What has happened in our memories. to the BIS dog at Cruft’s and a group winner at the European Dog Show in Lillestrom should never happen again. And last but not least my thanks go to Dr Tamás Jakkel for his support in the FCI General Committee, Yves De Clerq and his The FCI Statutes say it clearly under staff for the excellent cooperation and my colleagues Nick Article 2 Objectives Schwab and Bojan Matakovic for their help and support. The aims of the FCI are: (1) To encourage and promote the breeding and use of purebred dogs, whose functional health and physical features Barbara Müller President of the FCI Show Commission

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In the solo class competed 16 hounds from 8 countries representing 14 different breeds. Two hounds got a nd2 prize and five hounds got a rd3 prize. Four hounds were dissqualified, three of them for hunting roe.

The annual meeting of the FCI Commission for Hounds of the 6th Group took place in San Marino on March 6th, 2015. President was Mr Curt-Christer Gustafsson (Sweden) and secretary Mr Kaj Westerback (Finland).

The 23rd European Cup Trials for Hounds were organised by the Kennel Club San Marino, in collaboration with the San Marino Scenthounds, the Federation San Marino Hunting and the Italian Society for Hounds on March 7th, 2015 in San Marino and Italy. The event had the Patronage of the Ministry for Tourism and Sport of the Republic of San Marino. The winner Walter Jäger with his Luzerner and two members of the staff

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Results 1st Walter Jäger (Switzerland) with a Luzerner 107 points 2nd Kjell Bergström (Sweden) with a Drever 101 points 3rd Britta Lindgren (Sweden) with a Hamilton Hound 87 points

In the class for packhounds started 6 packs, three from Italy and three from France.

Results 1st Michel Menou (France) with Bruno du Juras 852 points 2nd Castello Ferrero (Italy) with Seguggio Italiano 825 points

The 24th European Cup 2016 will be organised by the Croatian canine organisation and will take place in Zadar, Island of Pag, in mid-October 2016.

Curt-Christer Gustafsson President of the FCI Commission for Hounds of the 6th Group

Left Second place Kjell Bergström with his Drever and right third place Britta Lindgren with her Hamilton Hound

The Hamilton Hound URAX is looking at the beautiful surroundings of San Marino.

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FCI COMMISSION FOR HERDING DOGS – ACTIVITY REPORT

The last meeting of the FCI Herding Commission was in The interest in herding dog activities, both collecting Amsterdam on 26-27 June, 2015. Delegates from Austria, (Border Collies) and traditional (inter – breed) increased Czech Republic, Finland, Italy, The Netherlands, Russia, over the last few years and the commission pointed out this Switzerland and Sweden were present. During the meeting, recommendation to the FCI member countries, with the Luigi Cavalchini (Italy) was re-elected as President of the purpose to practice this activity under the FCI umbrella: Commission, Jean-Paul Kerihuel (France) as Vice-president and Sandra von Erlach (Switzerland) as Secretary, all of them if the country does not have any representative in the unanimously. The Natural Herding Aptitude Test NHAT was commission, nominate a delegate with interest and approved by the FCI General Committee. The Herding Instinct experience is a complex of hereditary characteristics and abilities, which adopting the FCI Herding rules makes a dog useful to control flock animals: interest in flock stimulating the organisation of tests and trials under animals, willingness to cooperate with its handler, the drive to FCI rules control the movement of the flock, the natural aim to search for the balance position opposite its handler in order to gain controlling international trials following the FCI rules, better control of the flock. Only training and experience will promoting the education of new herding judges with allow the dog to face more difficult trials, in which the most specific background. gifted dogs will be able to express at the maximum level of their natural aptitude. The next meeting will take place in Bergamo (Italy), on 10-11- 12 June, 2016. The commission works on the revision of herding rules, revision to be completed during the next meeting. At the meeting, special attention was pointed out on animal care Luigi Guidobono Cavalchini during herding training of dogs and about animal welfare. President of the FCI Commission for Herding Dogs

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FCI OBEDIENCE COMMISSION – ACTIVITY REPORT

The FCI Obedience Commission had its annual meeting on different countries, of which 19 countries had sent a team. 23-24 May 2015 in Prague Czech Republic). Representatives There were altogether 101 competitors. The judges of the WW from sixteen countries participated; we are delighted, since the competition were Gianfranco Giraudi (ltaly), Christelle Nomine number of participants has been increasing. Efforts are made (France), Kjell Edström (Sweden) and Palle Bergsø (Denmark). to increase the number of representatives in our commission and to spread the interest in dog Obedience sport. The team results for 2015 were: 1. FINLAND 802 points One of the main topics at our annual meeting was discussing Christa-Enqvist Pukkila, Tending Able Tiger some details of and making some clarifications in the new Riitta Kivimäki, Somolis Tikka Obedience rules and guidelines for classes I-III that are Oili Huotari, Tending Occult effective from 1.1.2016. Delightfully, most - if not all - European countries are applying these rules for classes I-III. In addition, most countries have a national beginners’ class with exercises and judging criteria of their own, but probably well aligned with the FCI classes I-III.

As the World Winner in Obedience will not be tied to the World Winner Dog Show anymore in the future, planning and deciding on the sites of future World Winner competitions - some 4-5 years ahead - and discussing the guidelines for arranging a World Winner competitions were important issues of the meeting.

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2. GERMANY 786 points 3. NORWAY 773 points Sandra Rohrer, I’m Freezer vom Chiemgauer Ländchen Aina Røine, Kylie Shauna Wenzel, Cedric, Cherish Chances von der kleinen Arche Line Fatland Frøystad, Harry-Pepper Birgit Lacher, Gwendolyn from Carolyn’s Home Hege Bakke, Despina Galdr

4. SWEDEN 765 points 5. ITALY 757 points 6. RUSSIA 755 points

The individual medals were presented to: 1 Mirian Søndergaard Denmark Casey 275 2 Christa Enqist-Pukkila Finland Tending Able Tiger 270.5 3 Fedorova Galina Russia Wonder Westspacy 264.5 4 Riitta Kivimäki Finland Somollis Tikka 264.25 29 5 Rebecca Wiederman Germany Dancer from Schwanauer Land 260.75 6 Oili Huotari Finland Tending Occult 259.75

In October the FCI Obedience Commission arranged a weekend-judges’ meeting in Hemer (Germany) at the excellent and very well suitable facilities of DVG (Deutscher Verband der Gebrauchshundsportvereine). The German canine organisation, VDH, hosted the event. There were over 40 participants from some 20 countries. The arrangements were excellent and all participants were interested in and keen on learning the nuances of the new rules we composed. The Commission is grateful to all those who contributed to this successful and useful weekend.

Carina Savander-Ranne President of the FCI Obedience Commission

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FCI COMMISSION FOR RESCUE DOGS – ACTIVITY REPORT

30 Meeting The commission had only one meeting in 2015: it was held in Tokyo (Japan) on February 28th and March 1st at the Japan Kennel Club.

A working group was formed to work with the adaption of the IPO-R regulations.

Frans Jansen, Detlef Kühn, Jeremias Janki and Alois Russegger sere elected.

The members discussed the necessity and possibility to develop the skills of dogs and handlers, also in view of sport vs. real mission.

There was also a presentation of suggested regulations for man-trailing, RH-MT.

Mr Jansen expressed every delegate’s thanks to JKC for their great hospitality.

Frans Jansen President of the FCI Commission for Rescue Dogs

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FCI SHOW JUDGES COMMISSION - ACTIVITY REPORT

As usual, our annual meeting was held in the first week of it was officially signed, but the KC decided to make it public February. Our hosts were our colleagues from Luxembourg. without any signatures. Until now it is unclear if the statement We are grateful for their kind hospitality and for our memories has been signed by both parties. of an educative, meaningful and agreeable weekend with a nice an unforgettable trip along the river Moselle, a visit to the FCI Show Judges Directory European City of Schengen and a special Winery. The FCI approved to coordinate this website from January 1st, 2014. More and more countries participate in this Special was the visit of our FCI president, Mr Rafael de international list and more and more organisers use it to Santiago, who paid tribute to Horst Kliebenstein (Germany) develop their judges lists for shows. From December 2014, as Honorary President of our commission, with the first FCI an English version of the Administrator´s and User´s manuals Golden Pin. Once again, a big thank you to Horst who has lead has been provided. This information was sent to the national this commission for a long time. He did this with great spirit, canine organisations (NCOs). enthusiasm and knowledge. Breed-specific education Again it was a weekend with a lot of work and discussion in Our aim to have a uniform education for every individual breed, two committees that lead to several important proposals for developed by the country of origin of the breed for international the FCI General Committee. More and more non-European use became reality. The FCI General Committee approved countries enter the Show Judges Commission and that is a our proposal and sent our PowerPoint presentations to all great achievement. This is why both commissions decided to NCOs with the request to develop PowerPoint presentations once have their meetings outside Europe in a few years. Only for all breeds. The FCI also decided to follow our proposal together we can make it work. and published all the official PowerPoint presentations on their website. On Facebook, we got hundreds of positive As every year, the FCI General Committee decided months comments on this action. Unfortunately, most countries have after our meeting about our proposals, so a lot of time has not answered our request to develop some breed education been left waiting for answers. This time the proposals were PowerPoint presentations. We also hope that countries finally discussed in the June meeting in Milan. start to develop these education PowerPoint presentations, because they are not only very helpful in educating judges all The proposals that were sent to the FCI General Committee over the world, but they also give the opportunity to develop were nearly all accepted. This is the crown on hard work 31 uniform education for your national breeds that can be spread and good preparation by all of us. Thank you all for your over and used by the whole world. cooperation! However, we are not very happy with the fact that the General Committee did not motivate their rejection Guidelines and instructions on how to write a of some proposals (as the guidelines for writing reports on dog’s report dogs). We asked the FCI General Committee to motivate negative decisions, but until now we have not received any Throughout the last years, we often heard that judges had feedback. problems to write good reports on dogs when judging. Basic guidelines and instructions about how to write reports and a Joint Meeting with our colleagues from the Show list of words that can be used would be very helpful. It would Commission also give judges better opportunities to find their way at shows where written reports are asked. Like every year, we organised a joint meeting with the Show Commission, also in Luxembourg. It is usually the last meeting We prepared nothing more than guidelines about how to in our weekend in which we talk about topics that involve both write a report and developed a list of the most common commissions. But we also inform each other about the specific words used. It is up to the FCI Countries to decide whether topics that can have an influence on the other commissions. they use it in their education programme. The FCI Show Mutual recognition of judges by FCI and KC Judges Commission submitted this document as guidelines and basic information about how to write a dog’s report to the The former President and former Vice-president of our FCI General Committee. commission discussed a concept statement in London, twice in 2013. This lead to a revised statement and some agreements Germany, France and Uruguay have finished the German, that the two boards (FCI and KC) discussed further in 2015. It French and Spanish translations of the dictionary. was surprising to read in social media and from a press release in Our Dogs that there has been an agreement between the Without any motivation, the FCI General Committee turned KC and the FCI. down our proposal. We think this is strange, because we only want to assist our colleagues by developing guidelines to Of course we asked the FCI General Committee to explain this make judging easier and in a more uniform way! We asked to agreement. They informed us that the FCI agreed with the KC be send the motivation of this negative decision! However, we that they would write the document “clean” and send it to the are free to use these guidelines in our countries to educate our FCI to be signed by the President. The FCI’s intention was to judges! And some countries already do so. inform the members and our commission immediately after

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The matter of “supposed incorrect nomination of The Executive Committee of the FCI Show Judges Commission judges” in some countries in 2015: Since quite a few years, the FCI developed basic rules for John Wauben, President (The Netherlands) education, examination and nomination of show judges and Adrian Landarte, Vice-president (Uruguay) candidate show judges. These basic rules must be followed Anne Marie Class, Secretary (France) and respected by all FCI members. We are highly surprised to hear very intense rumours that the nomination of group The President, Vice-president and Secretary met once. Several judges does not always follow the basic rules. We now are topics were discussed by email and at shows. You will largely in discussion with the FCI about how to control this and act find these mentioned on the agendas of the commission. when countries do not follow the rules. We thank Yves De Clercq and his colleagues from the FCI Exaggerating dog feeding in the ring General Secretariat for the way in which our documents were This point was discussed in the joint meeting. Since a few at all times promptly and correctly translated and sent to our years, it has become a “hype” to bait dogs big and small treats members. Our thanks also go to the FCI General Committee in the individual and main rings. Constant baiting leads to a member Tamás Jakkel, who supported and defended our different balance of the dog (high neck, different angulations proposals. and topline, bigger eyes staring, more wet lips), but it also affects its behaviour. The dog is only watching the hand Contact with our members holding the treat. We tried to spread new information as soon as possible to our members. During the last year, members received several The FCI Joint Commission suggested that the FCI General mails regarding our actions. We have also already sent our Committee publish a circular in which the organisers of dog minutes of the last meeting in April, so our members can shows, the exhibitors, the ring stewards and the judges are undertake action in their own country when needed. asked to stop exaggerated dog baiting in the breed and main ring with no treats at all judgement or placement. The FCI New Years’ wish General Committee turned down our proposal. It is now up to all our members to try to stop this exaggerating feeding in the Every year we do a lot of work developing statements, making ring by giving our judges and stewards guidelines. rules, trying to uniform education programmes and to develop our way of judging in a way people around and in the ring can Promotion of new judges understand. We do this – all together – with a lot of passion and energy, with good and positive discussions and when going It was also discussed in the joint meeting the way to promote home after two days of meetings a lot of us go home with a lot 32 young and/or new judges to judge at international level. We of spirit to inform their NCO and colleagues about our work. But worked on a proposal for the 2016 meeting. unfortunately, some of our proposals and agreements are not spread in our countries. A PowerPoint Education Programme Assisting members and answering their questions can only work when we all take our responsibility to work on During the year, we regularly get questions form members it. Statements and rules we develop can only work when we regarding interpretation of rules, education programmes, all spread them and also follow them. Our strength is that we nomination of judges and assistance on seminars and events. prepare and develop a lot together. More strength will come We are always willing to assist, together with our colleagues when we not only dare act but also act together! This is our new from the Show Commission board. This year, we got several years’ wish for the present year! questions on the same matters, coming from the FCI General Secretariat, the FCI General Committee and our members and Again another year that passed very quickly. A year in which their countries. social pressures on our dogs and on ourselves as show judges intensified considerably in many countries. We must jointly In 2015, your president was invited by the Kennel club of Iran make strong efforts to promote fine, healthy, social and fit to inform their people about the structure and work of the for function dogs. That will have to be a basic theme of our FCI and of our commission. They organised a workshop for discussions and concerns in the coming years. handlers and exhibitors regarding dog handling in the ring. They also organised a seminar for vets and students about John Wauben Adrian Landarte Anne-Marie Class the relationship between judges and vets and the way we can President Vice President Secretary work together to get dogs that are good looking, healthy and fit for their function. Our President saw a lot of enthusiastic, willing and dog loving people in a country that is not yet that easy for dog lovers. However, the passion of the Board and its members will certainly lead Iran into a different way of looking at dogs.

In 2015, we were also involved with some FCI questions regarding judges coming from non-FCI countries to FCI Countries. We are glad that FCI asks our advice about the nomination of these judges.

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FCI COMMISSION FOR SIGHTHOUNDS RACES - ACTIVITY REPORT

The Year 2015 was a normal year with normal ups and downs The European Championship - Coursing was held in Helsinki for the European racing – and lure coursing community. (Finland) on 6-7 June. Over 530 participants were announced.

The annual meeting of the FCI Commission for Sighthounds The European Championship - Racing was held in Hünstetten Races took place in Vantaa, Helsinki, on June 5th. (Germany) on 5-7 September, with 536 participants. The results can be consulted on http://www.dwzrv.de/1738-0- We planned 82 races and 98 lure coursings. 2015.html Hubert Iser President of the FCI Commission for Sighthounds Races

FCI COMMISSION FOR SLEDGE DOGS – ACTIVITY REPORT

©Anne Miclo

After several years of intensive work and the finalisation of Now the work of the Commission will restart in 2016 with two several Guidelines and Recommendations, approved by the main issues to be discussed: FCI General Committee, the Commission for Sledge Dogs the Preparation of some revisions to the document decided to have a “sabbatical year” in 2015. approved in 2011 on FCI Sled Dogs Working Judges; the Preparation of the main lines of the document Many FCI Member Countries are now trying to implement, about regulations for the delivery of CACIT for sled on a domestic basis, the recommendations provided by dogs. the Commission on both the nomination of Sled Dogs Working Judges and the more complicated Guidelines and The next meeting of the commission will be held in Vilnius Recommendations for international regulations for the tests (Lithuania) on 21st and 22nd May 2016. making dogs eligible to enter the “working class” in dog shows and the delivery of CACT to enable dogs to become Working Franco Mannato Champions, adopted in 2014. President of the FCI Commission for Sledge Dogs

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FCI COMMISSION FOR SPANIELS – ACTIVITY REPORT

The FCI Spaniel Commission met on November 14th in Pisa, organisation of the next European Cup for Spaniel and for a Italy, in parallel with the European Cup for Spaniel. possible revision of the CACIT “A” regulation.

During the meeting, the members of the commission examined and approved some national regulations for Andrea Cupini the CACIT “A”. They also took some decisions about the President of the FCI Commission for Spaniels

FCI COMMISSION FOR UTILITY DOGS – ACTIVITY REPORT

Meetings There were two meetings of the Utility Dogs Commission in 2015 (9-10 March and 23 September) in Delémont, Switzerland. I want to thank all the delegates who attended the meetings.

FCI-World Championship Tracking Dogs 2015 The FCI IPO FH WC 2015 was held from May 14th until 17th, in Yakhroma, Dimitrov, Russia, about 60 km from Moscow.

On behalf of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs, I want to thank Mr Sergey Zhirkevic and his assistants for the excellent organisation. We also want to thank the Supervisor, Mr I.

Lengvarsky from Slovakia, and the Judges, Mr Toshihiko ©Kim Hechler Mochiziki from Japan and Mr Mike Grueb from Switzerland, 34 for their work. The judges for this WC were: in Tracking, Mr Frederic Clemens 33 participants from 17 different countries entered the from Belgium, in Obedience Mr Clemente Grosso from Italy competition. and in Protection, Mr Robert Markschlaeger from Austria. FCI - Tracking Dog World Champion 2015 is Michael Tomczak Supervisor in Tracking was Mr Martin Gugler from Germany, with the German Shepherd Dog Aik vom Rio Negro, from Supervisor of the WC was Mr Wilfried Schäpermeier from Germany, with 192 points. Germany.

Results FCI-IPO World Champion 2015 is Jozef Adamuscin from 1 x Excellent, 6 x Very Good, 11 x Good and 15 x Unsatisfactory. Slovakia with his German Shepherd Dog Harysson Ad Gür, with 290 points. The 2016 FCI-WC for Tracking Dogs will be held in Maribor, Slovenia.

FCI-European Open for Tracking Dogs 2015 Because of organisational problems in Croatia, there was no FCI-European Open for Tracking Dogs.

FCI-World Championship for Utility Dogs 2015 The FCI-World Championship for Utility Dogs 2015 was held in ©Kim Hechler Delémont, Switzerland, from September 19th until September 22nd, with 127 participants from 36 countries.

On behalf of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs, I want to thank Mr Hans Peter Reich and his assistants for the perfect organisation of this WC. The performance of the organisation was appreciated by the participants and the spectators.

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FCI-IPO World Champion 2015 is Jozef Adamuscin from FCI International Judges seminars Slovakia with his German Shepherd Dog Harysson Ad Gür, In 2014, the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs started with with 290 points. regional education seminars for FCI IPO Judges.

There are 4 Regions: 1. Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Israel, Spain and the American Working Dogs Federation 2. Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania 3. Austria, Switzerland, Poland, Hungary, Russia, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Japan, Taiwan 4. Slovenia, Italy, Croatia, Serbia, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria,

In 2015, the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs organised 2 Results seminars: one in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, and one in Vienna, Austria. These educational seminars aim at leading to a more 3 x Excellent, 40 x Very Good, 61 x Good, 3 x Satisfactory, 13 x homogeneous judging system of dogs and dog handlers. Unsatisfactory, 4 x Reported ill and 3 x Disqualification. Both seminars, with a theoretical and practical part, were There were 4 Starter with a „Wild Card“. These participants were successful, with a high number of attendees. the 2015 Utility World Champions of their breed (Rottweiler, Dobermann, Dutch Shepherd Dog and Riesenschnauzer). I want to thank the referents of these seminars, Mr Hari Arcon from Slovenia and Mr Robert Markschlaeger from Austria for their very good and appreciated work. FCI-World Championship for Mondioring Dogs The theme of the seminars was: national and international 2015 judging according to the FCI Regulations. There were two meetings of the Mondioring section of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs (February 23rd and October 10th, On 18 October, the Vice-president of the FCI Commission for both in Vendenheim, France). Utility Dogs, Mr Wilfried Schäpermeier, from Germany, passed away. He was a great figure of dog sports, a great dog handler In June, the FCI General Committee accepted Mondioring as and a very valuable member of our commission, for many 35 an official FCI Dog sport. years. On behalf of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs, the Further to this decision, we could have 1st FCI-World President attended the funeral and brought the condolences Championship for Mondioring Dogs. of all the commission members to Mrs Schäpermeier.

This first FCI World Championship for Mondioring Dogs At the meeting of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs held on was held in Vendenheim, France from September 28th until September 23rd, the following decisions took place: October 3rd with 60 participants from 16 countries. the 2019 FCI IPO WC for Utility Dogs will take place in Austria The FCI World Champion Mondioring is Bea Regg, from the 2016 FCI WC for Tracking Dogs will take place in Switzerland, with her Belgian Shepherd Dog-Malinois Elvis Ukraine von Hängelen City, with 348 points out of 400.

On behalf of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs, I want to I want to thank all the delegates of the FCI Commission for thank Mr Bernard Roser and his assistants for the perfect Utility Dogs for their contribution and active work in 2015. organisation of this first FCI WC. The performance of the I also want to thank the FCI General Committee for their organisation was appreciated by the participants and the positive support and acceptance of our proposals. It shows spectators. We also want to thank the supervisor Mr Valeer their appreciation of our work. Linclau, from Belgium, and the Judges, Mrs Iris Remund, from Switzerland, and Mr Alfred Schot, from France. My special thanks go to the Executive Director and staff of the FCI General Secretariat for their excellent cooperation.

Frans Jansen President of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs

The following FCI commissions did not share any Activity report for the year under review: Scientific, Continental Pointers, Retrievers.

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Financial report

BALANCE SHEETS (as of 31/12)

ASSETS

0.77%

9.40% 25.41% Tangible assets 0.00% Stocks Trade debtors 56.14% Other debtors 7.77% Investments 0.51%

LIABILITIES

2.09% 1.16% Social fund 1.92% 0.02% Allocated fund Accumulated pro ts 42.43% 35.85% Provisions for liabiities and charges Trade debts 16.52% Social debts Deferrals and accruals income 36

PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT

TURNOVER

CACIL Export pedigrees 0.03% Miscellaneous 0.17% 0.01% Penalty on trials CACIOB 0.74% 0.07% CACIAG 0.06% Sponsorships+misc. 5.05% Subscriptions Penalty on Subscriptions shows 4.44% 1.17% CACIB (tax per dog) Kennel names 7.14% World dog show CACIT CACIT 2.11% Kennel names World dog show 3.74% Penalty on shows CACIOB CACIL CACIAG CACIB (tax per dog) 75.28% Export pedigrees Miscellaneous Penalty on trials Sponsorships+misc.

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OPERATING CHARGES OPERATING CHARGES

0.73% 2.80% 0.01%

Goods for resale Services and other goods 47.83% Remuneration and social security costs 48.62% Depreciation of xed assets and provisions Other operating charges

OPERATING INCOME / CHARGES Operating Income / Charges

1,800,000.00 2006 2007 1,600,000.00 2008 1,400,000.00 2009 2010 1,200,000 .00 2011 E 1,000,000.00 2012 U R 800,000 .00 2013 2014 37 600,000 .00 2015 400,000 .00 200,000.00 2015 2014 2013

0.00 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007

OPERATING INCOME 2006 OPERATING CHARGES 2006

2007

2008 1,800,000.00 TURNOVER / PROFIT 2009 1,600,000.00 2010 2011 1,400,000.00 2012

1,200,000.00 2013

2014 E 1,000,000.00 U 2015 800,000.00 R 2015 2014 600,000.00 2013 2012 2011 400,000.00 2010 2009 200,000.00 2008 2007

0.00 2006 R

TURNOVE

PROFIT OF THE YEAR

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URBANIZACION MONTECLARO C/ HIGUERAS, 26 28223 POZUELO DE ALARCON MADRID S P A I N JULIÁN HERNANDEZ LUIS Economist

TEL. 34-91-3520752

Madrid, 15th March 2016

To the members of the Fédération Cynologique Internationale

I have audited the FCI’s financial statements, which include the balance sheet to 31st December 2015, the profit and loss account, the statement of changes in net equity and the report on these latter, all corresponding to the financial year ending on the aforesaid date.

The General Committee of the FCI is responsible for drawing up the financial statements in such a way as to give an accurate reflection of the FCI’s assets, financial position and results.

My own responsibility is to give an opinion on the financial statements. 38 OPINION In my opinion, the financial statements for the 2015 financial year do, in all significant aspects, give an accurate reflection of the assets and financial situation of the Fédération Cynologique Internationale at 31st December 2015 and the results of its operations relating to the financial year which ended on the aforesaid date in accordance with the applicable regulatory framework for financial information.

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Figures

TITLES OF INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION AWARDED IN 2015 International Beauty Champion (C.I.B.) 6596 International Show Champion (C.I.E.) 1317 International Working Champion (C.I.T.) 121 International Working Champion (hunting trial) (C.I.T. ec) 19 International Working Champion (field trial) (C.I.T. ft) 48 Cumulative Title of International Beauty and Working Champion (C.I.B.T.) 12 International Races Champion (C.I.C.) 49 International Champion of Beauty and Performance (C.I.B.P.) 35 International Agility Champion (C.I.AG.) 4 International Obedience Champion (C.I.OB.) 1 FCI-Centenary Shows Champion (C.E.C.) 2 Total 8204

DISTRIBUTION OF THESE TITLES PER COUNTRY BEAUTY (C.I.B.)

Argentina 55 El Salvador 7 Kosovo 0 Romania 33 Armenia 0 Estonia 76 Latvia 62 Russia 786 Australia 0 Finland 804 Lithuania 33 San Marino 2 39 Austria 68 France 528 Luxembourg 1 Serbia 60 Azerbaïjan 0 Georgia 0 Macedonia 5 Singapore 20 Bahraïn 0 Germany 394 Malaysia 20 Slovakia 71 Belgium 96 Gibraltar 0 Malta 0 Slovenia 50 Belorussia 52 Great Britain 19 Mexico 60 South Africa (Rep. of) 41 Bolivia 0 Greece 15 Moldavia 9 Spain 132 Bosnia-Herzegovina 2 Guatemala 8 Monaco 0 Sri Lanka 0 Brazil 108 Honduras 0 Montenegro 3 Sweden 400 Bulgaria 13 Hong Kong 0 Morocco 0 Switzerland 69 Canada 0 Hungary 162 Netherlands 138 Taiwan 39 Chile 6 Iceland 47 New Zealand 0 Thailand 32 China 43 India 0 Nicaragua 0 Turkey 0 Colombia 9 Indonesia 18 Norway 180 Ukraine 173 Costa Rica 0 Iran Pakistan 0 United States 4 Croatia 56 Ireland 50 Panama 0 Uruguay 2 Cuba 0 Israel 25 Paraguay 0 Uzbekistan 2 Cyprus 3 Italy 430 Peru 2 Venezuela 0 Czech Republic 314 Japan 217 Philippines 78 Vietnam 0 Denmark 148 Kazakhstan 24 Poland 259 Dominican Republic 0 Kirghizistan 2 Portugal 8 Ecuador 0 Korea (Rep. of) 17 Puerto Rico 6

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SHOW (C.I.E.)

Austria 32 France 109 Kirghizistan 2 Russia 156 Belgium 50 Germany 82 Latvia 8 Serbia 1 Belorussia 3 Great Britain 9 Lithuania 12 Slovakia 16 Bulgaria 1 Greece 2 Luxembourg 3 Slovenia 3 Croatia 2 Hungary 24 Malta 2 Spain 37 Cyprus 2 Iceland 15 Netherlands 44 Sweden 82 Czech Republic 77 Ireland 7 Norway 7 Switzerland 15 Denmark 32 Israel 4 Poland 108 Ukraine 32 Estonia 18 Italy 105 Portugal 5 Finland 197 Kazakhstan 10 Romania 3

WORKING (C.I.T.)

Austria 6 Germany 7 Serbia 1 Belgium 3 Hungary 1 Slovakia 6 Czech Republic 6 Italy 40 Spain 3 Denmark 2 Netherlands 2 Sweden 2 Finland 9 Poland 3 Ukraine 4 France 21 Russia 5

40 WORK (C.I.T.-ec)

France 3 Italy 14 Serbia 2

WORK (C.I.T.-ft)

Belgium 2 France 23 Germany 1 Italy 20 Ukraine 2

BEAUTY AND WORKING (C.I.B.T.)

Czech Republic 1 France 6 Italy 4 Ukraine 1

RACES (C.I.C.)

Austria 1 France 1 Poland 2 Czech Republic 4 Germany 22 Slovakia 1 Denmark 1 Italy 7 Sweden 4 Finland 2 Netherlands 2 Switzerland 2

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BEAUTY AND PERFORMANCE (C.I.B.P.)

Austria 1 France 3 Poland 2 Switzerland 1 Belgium 4 Germany 9 Russia 2 Czech Republic 2 Netherlands 3 Slovakia 1 Finland 1 Norway 1 Sweden 5

AGILITY (C.I.AG.)

Denmark 1 Estonia 1 Japan 2

OBEDIENCE (C.I.OB.)

Russia 1

CENTENARY SHOWS CHAMPION (C.E.C.)

Czech Republic 1 Russia 1

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

Affenpinscher 12 Berger de Beauce 9 Cairn Terrier 46 Afghan Hound 73 Berger de Brie 4 Cane Corso Italiano 19 Airedale Terrier 37 Berner Sennenhund 62 Cane da Pastore Bergamasco 2 41 Akita 34 Bichon à poil frisé 58 Cane da Pastore Maremmano/Abbruzzese 3 Alaskan Malamute 39 Bichon Havanais 39 Caniche 267 Alpenländische Dachsbracke 1 Bolognese 21 Cao da Serra da Estrela 2 American Akita 39 Border Collie 23 Cao da Serra de Aires 1 American Cocker Spaniel 63 Border Terrier 45 Cao de Agua Portugês 21 American Staffordshire Terrier 53 Bosanski Ostrodlaki Gonic-barak 1 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 68 Appenzeller Sennenhund 7 Boston Terrier 48 Ceskoslovensky Vlcak 5 Australian Cattle Dog 16 Bouledogue Français 63 Cesky Terrier 11 Australian Kelpie 2 Bouvier des Ardennes 2 Chart Polski 4 Australian Shepherd 39 Bouvier des Flandres 6 Chesapeake Bay Retriever 5 Australian Silky Terrier 18 Bracco Italiano 8 Chien de Berger Belge 35 Australian Terrier 24 Braque d’Auvergne 7 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées à face rase 1 Azawakh 11 Braque de l’Ariège 2 Chien de Montagne des Pyrénées 25 Basenji 44 Braque du Bourbonnais 1 Chien de Saint Hubert 5 Basset Fauve de Bretagne 4 Braque Français – type Gascogne 2 Chihuahua 139 Basset Hound 25 Braque Français – type Pyrénées 7 Chin 25 Bayrischer Gebirgsschweißhund 9 Braque Saint-Germain 2 Chinese Crested Dog 53 Beagle 39 Broholmer 3 Chow Chow 39 Bearded Collie 41 Bull Terrier 38 Cirneco dell’Etna 5 Bedlington Terrier 20 Bulldog 56 Clumber Spaniel 2 Berger Blanc Suisse 7 Bullmastiff 38 Collie Rough 69

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Collie Smooth 18 Golden Retriever 54 Lhasa Apso 40 Coton de Tuléar 24 Gordon Setter 16 Magyar Agar 7 Dachshund 238 Gos d’Atura Catala 6 Maltese 58 Dalmatinski pas 71 Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen 1 Manchester Terrier 14 Dandie Dinmont Terrier 10 Grand Bleu de Gascogne 1 Mastiff 22 Deerhound 19 Greyhound 36 Mastin del Pirineo 5 Deutsch Drahthaar 18 Griffon à poil dur - Korthals 4 Mastin Español 9 Deutsch Kurzhaar 26 Griffon Belge 20 Mastino Napoletano 9 Deutsch Langhaar 2 Griffon Bruxellois 27 Miniature Bull Terrier 27 Deutsche Dogge 118 Grosser Münsterländer 2 Mudi 7 Deutscher Boxer 46 Grosser Schweizer Sennenhund 15 Nederlandse Kooikerhondje 10 Deutscher Jagdterrier 11 Hamiltonstovare 2 Nederlandse Schapendoes 23 Deutscher Pinscher 24 Hannover’Scher Schweisshund 1 Newfoundland 55 Deutscher Schäferhund 22 Hokkaido 2 Nihon Supittsu 24 Deutscher Spitz 154 Hollandse Herdershond 10 Nihon Teria 2 Do-Khyi (Tibetan Mastiff) 13 Hovawart 17 Norfolk Terrier 14 Dobermann 50 Hrvatski Ovcar 1 Norrbottenspets 1 Dogo Argentino 15 Ioujnorousskaia Ovtcharca 3 Norsk Buhund 5 Dogo Canario 2 Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier 5 Norsk Elghund Grä 8 Dogue de Bordeaux 38 Irish Red & White Setter 5 Norsk Elghund Sort 1 Drentsche Patrijshond 1 Irish Red Setter 12 Norsk Lundehund 8 Drever 1 Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier 50 Norwich Terrier 33 42 Drovitzörü Magyar Vizsla 3 Irish Terrier 13 Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever 3 Dunker 1 Irish Wolfhound 42 Old English Sheepdog 45 English Cocker Spaniel 27 Islenkur Fjarhundur 8 Otterhound 2 English Pointer 24 Istarski Kratkodlaki Gonic 2 Parson Russell Terrier 18 English Setter 19 Jack Russell Terrier 22 Pekingese 49 English Springer Spaniel 11 Jämthund 13 Perro de Agua Español 11 English Toy Terrier 17 Jugoslovenski ovcarski pas Sarplaninac 4 Perro Dogo Mallorquin 2 Entlebucher Sennenhund 16 kai 1 Perro Sin Pelo del Perú 1 Epagneul Bleu de Picardie 2 Karjalankarhukoira 2 Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen 6 Epagneul Breton 14 Kavkazskaia Ovtcharka 23 Petit Bleu de Gascogne 1 Epagneul de Pont Audemer 1 Kerry Blue Terrier 38 Petit Brabançon 24 Epagneul Français 2 King Charles Spaniel 17 Petit Chien Lion 20 Epagneul Nain Continental 74 Kleiner Münsterländer 8 Pharaoh Hound 18 Epagneul Picard 1 Komondor 2 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 60 Eurasier 28 Kromfohrländer 5 Podenco Ibicenco 5 Field Spaniel 1 Kuvasz 4 Podengo Portugues 16 Fila Brasileiro 10 Labrador Retriever 68 Polski Owczarek Nizinny 17 Flat Coated Retriever 30 Lagotto Romagnolo 7 Polski Owczarek Podhalanski 7 Fox Terrier Smooth 38 Lakeland Terrier 18 Porcelaine 2 Fox Terrier Wire 39 Landseer (TCE) 13 Pug 73 Galgo Español 3 Lapinporokoira 10 Puli 17 Gammel Dansk Honsehund 1 Leonberger 37 Pumi 8

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Rhodesian Ridgeback 53 Skye Terrier 21 Vostotchno-Sibirskaia Laika 2 Riesenschnauzer 22 Sloughi 6 Weimaraner 27 Rottweiler 28 Slovensky Cuvac 12 Welsh Corgi Cardigan 25 Rovidszörü Magyar Vizsla 11 Slovensky Kopov 2 Welsh Corgi Pembroke 55 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 54 Spinone Italiano 2 Welsh Springer Spaniel 4 Russkiy Tchiorny Terrier 42 Sredneasiatskaia Ovtcharka 9 Welsh Terrier 22 Saarloos Wolfhond 3 Srpski Trobojni Gonic 1 West Highland White Terrier 69 Saluki 42 St.Bernardshund 61 Whippet 64 Samoiedskaia Sabaka (Samoyede) 56 Staffordshire Bull Terrier 52 Xoloitzquintle 6 Schipperke 25 Suomenajokoira (Finsk Stövare) 12 Yorkshire Terrier 124 Schnauzer 73 Suomenlapinkoira 20 Zapadno-Sibirskaia Laika 1 Schweizer Laufhund 4 Suomenpystykorva (Finsk Spets) 2 Zwergpinscher 66 Scottish Terrier 60 Svensk Lapphund 3 Zwergschnauzer 211 Sealyham Terrier 13 Terrier Brasileiro 9 Segugio Italiano a Pelo raso 2 Thai Ridgeback Dog 9 Shar Pei 51 Tibetan Spaniel 43 Shetland Sheepdog 72 Tibetan Terrier 43 Shiba 30 Tosa 9 Shih Tzu 98 Vastgotaspets 18 Siberian Husky 72 Volpino Italiano 4

SHOW (C.I.E.) 43 Airedale Terrier 2 Ceskoslovensky Vlcak 13 English Springer Spaniel 33 Alpenländische Dachsbracke 3 Chesapeake Bay Retriever 2 Epagneul Breton 4 American Water Spaniel 1 Chien de Berger Belge 59 Epagneul Français 2 Australian Kelpie 7 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées face rase 2 Epagneul Picard 1 Barbet 7 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées poil long 4 Field Spaniel 9 Basset Artésien Normand 1 Chien de Saint Hubert 6 Flat Coated Retriever 47 Basset Bleu de Gascogne 2 Cirneco Dell’Etna 7 Fox Terrier Smooth 1 Basset Fauve de Bretagne 2 Clumber Spaniel 8 Fox Terrier Wire 8 Basset Hound 29 Curly Coated Retriever 5 Golden Retriever 61 Bayrischer Gebirgsschweisshund 8 Dachshund 248 Gordon Setter 28 Beagle 31 Deutsch Drahthaar 8 Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen 7 Berger de Beauce 15 Deutsch Kurzhaar 10 Grand Griffon Vendéen 1 Berger de Brie 37 Deursch Langhaar 2 Griffon à poil dur – Korthal 4 Berger Picard 7 Deutscher Boxer 24 Grosser Münsterländer 2 Border Collie 46 Deutscher Jagdterrier 2 Hannoverscher Schweisshund 2 Border Terrier 6 Deutscher Schäferhund 10 Hovawart 31 Bouvier des Flandres 27 Dobermann 31 Irish Red & White Setter 11 Bracco Italiano 8 Drentsche Patrijshond 5 Irish Red Setter 44 Braque d’Auvergne 7 Drotzörü Magyar Vizsla 2 Irish Water Spaniel 3 Braque du Bourbonnais 2 English Cocker Spaniel 53 Jack Russel Terrier 5 Braque Français – Type Gascogne 1 English Pointer 7 Jämthund 1 Braque Français – Type Pyrénées 2 English Setter 23 Karjalankarhujoira 1

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Kleiner Münsterländer 4 Pudelpointer 1 Suomenajokoira 1 Labrador Retriever 42 Riesenschnauzer 43 Sussex Spaniel 5 Norsk Elghund Gra 1 Rottweiler 21 Weimaraner 26 Norsk Elghund Sort 1 Rövidszörü Magyar Vizsla 10 Welsh Springer Spaniel 16 Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever 12 Russko-Evropeïskaïa Laïka 1 Welsh Terrier 4 Ogar Polski 1 Schweizer Laufhund 9 Zapadno-Sibirskaïa Laïka 1 Parson Russell Terrier 3 Slovensky Hrubosrsty Stavac (Ohar) 1 Perdigueiro Portuguès 2 Slovensky Kopov 2 Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen 8 Spinone Italiano 4 Porcelaine 2 Stabyhoun 8

WORKING (C.I.T.)

Ariegeois 2 English Pointer 13 Irish Red Setter 3 Segugio Italiano a Pelo Forte 2 Bayrischer Gebirgsschweißhund 1 English Setter 29 Jamthund 4 Segugio Italiano a Pelo Raso 1 Border Terrier 1 English Springer Spaniel 7 Karjalankarhukoira 1 Suomenajokoira 2 Dachshund 25 Fox Terrier Wire 1 Labrador Retriever 8 Suomenpystykorva 2 Deutscher Jagdterrier 9 Golden Retriever 3 Norrbottenspets 1 English Cocker Spaniel 3 Gordon Setter 2 Riesenschnauzer 1

WORKING (C.I.T. ec)

44 Bracco Italiano 4 Deutsch Drahthaar 1 Epagneul Breton 7 Spinone Italiano 1 Deutsch Kurzhaar 3 Deutsch Langhaar 1 Kleiner Münsterländer 2

WORKING (C.I.T. ft) Deutsch Drahthaar 4 Epagneul Breton 15 Bracco Italiano 3 Deutsch Kurzhaar 13 Epagneul Français 2 Braque Français – Type Pyrénées 3 Deutsch Langhaar 1 Griffon d’Arrêt à Poil Dur 4 Braque Saint Germain 1 Drotzörü Magyar Vizsla 1 Weimaraner 1

BEAUTY AND WORKING (C.I.B.T.)

Bracco Italiano 1 Dachshund 2 English Pointer 2 Golden Retriever 1 Braque Français – Type Pyrénées 1 Drotzörü Magyar Vizsla 4 Epagneul Breton 1

RACES (C.I.C.)

Afghan Hound 5 Irish Wolfhound 2 Sloughi 1 Chart Polski 1 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 2 Whippet 15 Deerhound 2 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 8 Galgo Español 3 Saluki 10

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BEAUTY AND PERFORMANCE (C.I.B.P.)

Afghan Hound 3 Irish Wolfhound 2 Saluki 12 Azawakh 1 Magyar Agar 2 Sloughi 3 Deerhound 5 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 3 Whippet 1 Galgo Español 2 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 1

AGILITY (C.I.AG.)

Caniche 1 Epagneul Nain Continental 1 Shetland Sheepdog 2

OBEDIENCE (C.I.OB.)

Border Collie 1

CENTENARY SHOWS CHAMPION (C.E.C.)

Cesky Fousek 1 Dachshund 1

CACIT OFFERED FOR COMPETITION

Argentina 26 Germany 29 Montenegro 31 Spain 122 Austria 35 Georgia 0 Morocco 0 Sweden 40 Belgium 62 Greece 147 Netherlands 24 Switzerland 40 Belorussia 0 Hungary 11 Norway 70 Taiwan 1 45 Bulgaria 42 Ireland 0 Poland 83 Ukraine 53 Croatia 112 Italy 691 Portugal 0 Total 2341 Cyprus 6 Japan 3 Romania 15 Czech Republic 38 Lithuania 4 Russia 26 Denmark 58 Luxembourg 0 San Marino 0 Estonia 1 Macedonia 0 Serbia 126 Finland 64 Mexico 0 Slovakia 37 France 342 Moldavia 0 Slovenia 2

KENNEL NAMES

Argentina 998 Chile 805 El Salvador 1 Iceland 37 Armenia 1 China 109 Estonia 108 Iran Australia 0 Colombia 78 Finland 700 India 0 Austria 214 Costa Rica 12 France 1729 Indonesia 0 Azerbaijan 3 Croatia 88 Georgia 5 Ireland 128 Bahrain 4 Cuba 11 Germany 893 Israel 23 Belarus 133 Cyprus 15 Gibraltar 0 Italy 362 Belgium 196 Czech Republic 1088 Greece 96 Japan 1433 Bolivia 92 Denmark 201 Guatemala 13 Kazakhstan 49 Bosnia-Herzegovina 12 Dominican Republic 8 Honduras 0 Korea (Republic of) 443 Brazil 1540 Ecuador 48 Hong Kong 0 Kosovo 0 Bulgaria 78 Egypt 35 Hungary 294 Kyrgyzistan 4

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Latvia 105 New Zealand 0 Russia 1517 Thailand 0 Lithuania 133 Nicaragua 7 San Marino 0 Turkey 85 Luxembourg 10 Norway 338 Serbia 238 Ukraine 477 Macedonia 19 Panama 1 Singapore 9 Uruguay 161 Malaysia 0 Pakistan 0 Slovakia 287 Uzbekistan 0 Malta 71 Paraguay 27 Slovenia 48 Venezuela 261 Mexico 7 Peru 250 South Africa 0 Vietnam 0 Moldavia 10 Philippines 0 Spain 747 Monaco 1 Poland 1065 Sri Lanka 0 Montenegro 21 Portugal 113 Sweden 652 Morocco 9 Puerto Rico 4 Switzerland 138 Netherlands 349 Romania 164 Taiwan 60

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0 0 0 0 0 0 94 1545 8000 4500 5750 15690 19468 14000 20000 42000 110000 505000 470000 500000 150000 450000 550000 200000 1973144 1500000 6000000 7000000 1300000 28864408 30839191 10000000 OWNERS OF DOGS OWNERS (PURE-BRED OR NOT) Lastest update : 3/21/2016 update Lastest 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 449 5000 6200 39495 10000 17000 42000 58000 270000 400000 650000 580000 600000 300000 530000 730000 500000 9312178 2000000 7500000 6900000 1500000 37637695 56970322 10020000 15000000 DOGS (PURE-BRED OR NOT) 430 2003 8700 2343 4807 5016 14989 33730 45685 56802 39495 21400 38129 45300 200373 262864 537437 500000 530000 144599 103282 223132 250000 4173355 1515783 2400000 1147046 6812350 2230178 2800000 3000000 1226955 3502000 27702395 47879510 16001327 TOTAL PURE-BRED DOGS TOTAL REGISTERED UNTIL END 2014 35 21 133 850 230 521 3794 3878 9162 1174 1018 4537 1613 6847 1171 1950 1200 20659 10852 40401 20441 49362 14489 10937 18998 61398 50234 35880 11578 37770 12141 12043 229650 473772 215510 159204 367000 1185880 1890453 REGISTERED 2014 PURE-BRED DOGS 3 0 3 1 3 0 2 25 57 15 72 86 10 48 21 30 74 40 52 29 30 128 103 189 135 160 114 151 176 204 451 309 306 220 1391 2046 1472 1000 7200 14773 16356 CLUBS

47 0 13 21 44 12 27 439 522 365 330 494 1481 3726 1613 4878 4000 1734 1489 1005 2150 2506 8959 6500 57542 50300 30100 24659 58396 29003 25100 172031 162758 147454 250000 280000 110000 1275378 1439651 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 2015 - EUROPE STATISTICS 5 0 2 7 8 2 0 2 0 4 97 63 31 37 26 32 25 90 49 37 270 454 120 344 190 195 539 135 867 341 309 140 235 270 284 465 208 733 6160 8792 2176 JUDGES 6 6 3 1 8 6 4 4 3 4 2 5 1 4 39 12 18 53 10 10 65 27 34 19 15 18 11 61 16 30 21 18 13 29 24 17 14 41 603 114 786 CACIB SHOWS CACIB 6 7 5 4 0 7 6 7 4 1 6 8 1 0 1 3 9 0 71 11 12 14 15 29 16 93 19 29 33 53 29 26 17 83 21 140 1795 1182 4429 1447 1014 CAC SHOWS CAC 3 0 26 42 39 904 251 129 902 273 251 150 430 460 429 116 7579 1389 2052 8174 4755 9537 3170 2026 1396 2686 9740 6617 2250 2443 59070 43986 39245 15886 10636 75128 252945 462717 150547 LITTERS 17 621 134 800 185 491 182 7811 3590 1039 4070 1568 1078 6331 1870 1200 2211 19527 10394 39124 19023 46953 13873 10510 18998 50234 33878 58339 10630 37062 11621 10479 228622 472274 212303 155228 359000 1149619 1851270 PUPPIES ITALY SPAIN MALTA ISRAEL SERBIA LATVIA RUSSIA AFRICA GREECE CYPRUS TURKEY FRANCE POLAND SWEDEN KOSOVO AUSTRIA ESTONIA CROATIA IRELAND ICELAND NORWAY UKRAINE FINLAND BELGIUM GEORGIA MONACO ARMENIA COUNTRY ROMANIA SLOVAKIA SLOVENIA HUNGARY GERMANY DENMARK BULGARIA MOROCCO MOLDAVIA GIBRALTAR LITHUANIA PORTUGAL BELORUSSIA UZBEKISTAN MACEDONIA AZERBAIJAN SAN MARINO MIDDLE EAST KAZAKHSTAN KIRGHIZISTAN TOTAL WORLD TOTAL LUXEMBOURG SWITZERLAND MONTENEGRO TOTAL EUROPE TOTAL CZECH REPUBLIC THE NETHERLANDS ASIA AND THE PACIFIC ASIA AND BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN THE AMERICAS AND not available. member of the FCI or data canine organisation the national from in the table mean either no answer member of the FCI. Blank cells canine organisations the national been collected from have data The N.B.:

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0 0 0 0 449 449 449 NOT) 1900842 4511236 1400100 9312178 1500000 9312178 OR NOT) 56970322 10020000 37637695 37637695 10020000 56970322 DOGS (PURE-BRED DOGS (PURE-BRED OR 430 4813 2003 430 430 83842 99573 91018 2003 1497419 2396690 4173355 47879510 16001327 27702395 4173355 27702395 16001327 47879510 TOTAL PURE-BRED DOGS TOTAL TOTAL PURE-BRED DOGS TOTAL REGISTERED UNTIL END 2014 REGISTERED UNTIL END 2014 203 842 133 6417 2991 3650 1018 133 133 67534 1018 148013 229650 473772 1890453 1185880 473772 229650 1185880 1890453 REGISTERED 2014 PURE-BRED DOGS REGISTERED 2014 PURE-BRED DOGS 8 6 2 3 0 12 60 91 10 189 3 0 0 1391 16356 14773 CLUBS 189 1391 14773 16356 CLUBS 0 0 28 42 13 21 189 553 669 1481 13 21 21

48 162758 1439651 1275378 1481 162758 1275378 1439651 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS INDIVIDUAL 1 4 0 2 13 17 51 126 242 454 8792 6160 2176 0 2 2 JUDGES 454 6160 2176 8792 STATISTICS 2015 - MIDDLE EAST STATISTICS JUDGES 4 0 6 3 3 1 12 29 60 65 114 786 603 3 1 1 65 603 114 786 CACIB SHOWS CACIB STATISTICS 2015 - THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN THE AMERICAS AND 2015 - STATISTICS CACIB SHOWS CACIB 8 5 0 37 12 10 19 405 691 1182 4429 1795 1447 5 0 0 CAC SHOWS CAC 1447 1795 1182 4429 CAC SHOWS CAC 32 26 216 457 626 129 1268 14373 42098 59070 462717 252945 150547 LITTERS 26 26 129 59070 150547 252945 462717 LITTERS 159 742 621 134 6081 2890 3651 67086 148013 228622 472274 1851270 1149619 PUPPIES 621 134 134 472274 228622 1149619 1851270 PUPPIES PERU CUBA CHILE BRAZIL AFRICA MEXICO EUROPE BOLIVIA PANAMA COUNTRY ECUADOR URUGUAY COLOMBIA PARAGUAY HONDURAS COSTA RICA COSTA ARGENTINA VENEZUELA NICARAGUA GUATEMALA PUERTO RICO PUERTO MIDDLE EAST EL SALVADOR TOTAL WORLD TOTAL AFRICA EUROPE BAHRAIN COUNTRY CARIBBEAN TOTAL WORLD TOTAL ASIA AND THE PACIFIC ASIA AND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC TOTAL MIDDLE EAST TOTAL ASIA AND THE PACIFIC ASIA AND THE AMERICAS AND THE THE AMERICAS AND TOTAL THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN THE AMERICAS AND TOTAL not available. member of the FCI or data canine organisation the national from in the table mean either no answer member of the FCI. Blank cells canine organisations the national been collected from have data The N.B.: not available. member of the FCI or data canine organisation the national from in the table mean either no answer member of the FCI. Blank cells canine organisations the national been collected from have data The N.B.:

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2016 events

FCI DOG SHOWS CALENDAR (as of 8/4/2016)

Please check the updated version of this list at http://www.fci.be/en/schedules/default.aspx

Europe Mechelen, 13-14 Aug Kranevo, 23 Aug Brussels (European Section Show), Shkorpilovtzi, 7 Sep ARMENIA 26-28 Aug Shkorpilovtzi, 8 Sep Yerevan, 15 Mar Namur, 17-18 Sep Shkorpilovtzi, 9 Sep Yerevan, 16 Mar Charleroi, 8-9 Oct Shkorpilovtzi, 10 Sep Yerevan, 20 Sep Leuven, 29-30 Oct Shkorpilovtzi, 11 Sep Yerevan, 21 Sep Kortrijk, 19-20 Nov Bansko, 9 Sep Bansko, 10 Sep AUSTRIA BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA Bansko, 11 Sep Graz, 5-6 Mar Banja Luka, 10 Apr Pleven, 13 Oct Salzburg, 9-10 Apr Vitez, 14 May Pleven, 14 Oct Wieselburg, 21-22 May Novi Grad, 18 Jun Pleven, 15 Oct Klagenfurt, 18 Jun Sarajevo, 16 Jul Pleven, 16 Oct Klagenfurt, 19 Jun Sarajevo, 17 Jul Sofia, 18 Nov Oberwart, 16-17 Jul Posusje, 19 Aug Sofia, 19 Nov Innsbruck, 13 Aug Posusje, 20 Aug Sofia, 20 Nov Innsbruck, 14 Aug Gradiska, 3 Sep Sofia, 16 Dec Tulln, 1 Oct Gradacac, 1 Oct Sofia, 17 Dec Tulln, 2 Oct Gradacac, 2 Oct Sofia, 18 Dec Wels, 10 Dec Wels, 11 Dec BULGARIA CROATIA Sofia, 15 Jan Rijeka, 6 Feb 50 AZERBAIJAN Sofia, 16 Jan Rijeka, 7 Feb Baku, 18 Mar Sofia, 17 Jan Dubrovnik, 25 Apr Baku, 19 Mar Sofia, 19 Feb Dubrovnik, 26 Apr Baku, 20 Mar Sofia, 20 Feb Zadar, 28 Apr Baku, 26 May Sofia, 21 Feb Zadar, 29 Apr Baku, 27 May Sofia, 17 Mar Zadar, 30 Apr Baku, 28 May Sofia, 18 Mar Zadar, 1 May Baku, 29 May Sofia, 19 Mar Varazdin, 28 May Balakan, 24 Sep Sofia, 20 Mar Varazdin, 29 May Balakan, 25 Sep Asenovgrad, 25 Apr Umag, 4 Jun Baku, 11 Nov Asenovgrad, 26 Apr Umag, 5 Jun Baku, 12 Nov Asenovgrad, 27 Apr Split, 29 Jul Baku, 13 Nov Asenovgrad, 28 Apr Split, 31 Jul Dobrich, 19 May Osijek, 10 Sep BELARUS Dobrich, 20 May Osijek, 11 Sep Dobrich, 21 May Karlovac, 24 Sep Minsk, 27 Feb Karlovac, 25 Sep Minsk, 28 Feb Dobrich, 22 May Kranevo, 13 Jun Zagreb, 26 Nov Minsk, 4 Jun Zagreb, 27 Nov Minsk, 5 Jun Kranevo, 14 Jun Kranevo, 15 Jun Minsk, 10 Sep CYPRUS Minsk, 11 Sep Kranevo, 16 Jun Minsk, 26 Nov Kranevo, 17 Jun Lemesos, 5 Mar Minsk, 27 Nov Kranevo, 18 Jun Lemesos, 6 Mar Shkorpilovtzi, 13 Jul Pafos, 28 May BELGIUM Shkorpilovtzi, 14 Jul Pafos, 29 May Shkorpilovtzi, 15 Jul Lefkosia, 1 Oct Hoogstraten, 9-10 Jan Shkorpilovtzi, 16 Jul Lefkosia, 2 Oct Mouscron, 30-31 Jan Shkorpilovtzi, 17 Jul Gent, 20-21 Feb Kranevo, 19 Aug CZECH REPUBLIC Genk, 12-13 Mar Kranevo, 20 Aug Brno, 6 Feb Antwerpen, 16-17 Apr Kranevo, 21 Aug Liège, 23-24 Jul Brno, 7 Feb Kranevo, 22 Aug Ceske Budejovice, 23-24 Apr

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Praha, 30 Apr-1 May FRANCE GIBRALTAR (BRITISH OVERSEAS Litomerice, 28-29 May Vincennes, 9-10 Jan TERRITORY) Brno, 18-19 Jun Perpignan, 23 Jan Gibraltar, 17 Sep Mlada Boleslav, 13-14 Aug Troyes, 6-7 Feb Gibraltar, 18 Sep Ceske Budejovice, 8-9 Oct Bourges, 20-21 Feb Praha, 29 Oct Toulouse, 27-28 Feb GREECE Praha, 30 Oct Perigueux, 12-13 Mar Salonika, 9 Apr Montluçon, 20 Mar Salonika, 10 Apr DENMARK Angers, 27 Mar Athens, 7 May Frederica, 13-14 Feb Mulhouse, 3 Apr Athens, 8 May Roksilde, 30 Apr Limoges, 9-10 Apr Salonika, 11 Jun Roksilde, 1 May Lyon, 23-24 Apr Salonika, 12 Jun Vejen, 10 Jun Amiens, 30 Apr-1 May Athens, 1 Jul Vejen, 11 Jun Frejus, 5-6 May Athens, 2 Jul Vejen, 12 Jun Saint-Brieuc, 8 May Athens, 3 Jul Bornholm, 13 Aug Ajacio, 14-15 May Salonika, 10 Sep Bornholm, 14 Aug Marmande, 22 May Salonika, 11 Sep Copenhagen, 17-18 Sep Metz, 4-5 Jun Athens, 14 Oct Herning, 5 Nov Douai, 12 Jun Athens, 15 Oct Herning, 6 Nov Ales, 9-10 Jul Athens, 16 Oct Brive la Gaillarde, 14-15 Aug Athens, 13 Nov ESTONIA Dijon, 3-4 Sep Tallinn, 6-7 Feb Pontoise, 2 Oct HUNGARY Tallinn, 16-17 Apr Orléans, 8-9 Oct Budapest, 10 Jan Tallinn, 4-5 Jun Poitiers, 22-23 Oct Budapest, 18 Feb Pärnu, 9 Jul Metz, 6 Nov Budapest, 19 Feb Pärnu, 10 Jul Saint-Etienne, 12-13 Nov Budapest, 20 Feb Tallinn, 20 Aug Tarbes, 20 Nov Budapest, 21 Feb Tallinn, 21 Aug Marseille, 26-27 Nov Pécs, 12 Mar Tartu, 5 Nov Rouen, 3-4 Dec Pécs, 13 Mar Tartu, 6 Nov Nantes, 11 Dec Debrecen, 23 Apr Debrecen, 24 Apr 51 FINLAND GEORGIA Szilvásvárad, 14 May Tbilisi, 12 Mar Kajaani, 9-10 Jan Szilvásvárad, 15 May Tbilisi, 13 Mar Turku, 16-17 Jan Szilvásvárad, 16 May Batumi, 20 May Lappeenranta, 26-27 Mar Budapest, 3 Jun Batumi, 21 May Vaasa, 16-17 Apr Budapest, 4 Jun Batumi, 22 May Lahti, 2-3 Apr Budapest, 5 Jun Kutaisi, 17 Sep Tampere, 30 Apr-1 May Szombathely, 16 Jul Kutaisi, 18 Sep Hamina, 21-22 May Szombathely, 17 Jul Helsinki, 21-22 May Debrecen, 23 Jul Joensuu, 28 May GERMANY Békéscsaba, 6 Aug Kotka, 18-19 Jun Nürnberg, 9-10 Jan Békéscsaba, 7 Aug Rovaniemi, 18-19 Jun Offenburg, 12-13 Mar Kecskemét, 16 Sep Kokkola, 9-10 Jul Chemnitz, 2-3 Apr Kecskemét, 17 Sep Oulu, 9-10 Jul Lingen, 23-24 Apr Komárom, 7 Oct Kemi, 23-24 Jul Dortmund, 6-8 May Komárom, 8 Oct Pori, 30-31 Jul Dortmund Europasieger, 6-8 May Komárom, 9 Oct Kuopio, 5 Aug Saarbrücken, 15 May Kuopio, 6 Aug Neumünster, 4-5 Jun ICELAND Kuopio, 7 Aug Erfurt, 19 Jun Reykjavik, 27-28 Feb Oulu, 13-14 Aug Bremen, 30 Jul Reykjavik, 24 Jul Janakkala, 3-4 Sep Ludwigshafen, 6-7 Aug Reykjavik, 3-4 Sep Eckerö, 24-25 Sep Leipzig, 20 Aug Reykjavik, 12-13 Nov Seinajoki, 22-23 Oct Leipzig, 21 Aug Lahti, 29-30 Oct Gießen, 3-4 Sep IRELAND Jyvaskyla, 12 Nov Rostock, 1-2 Oct Jyvaskyla, 13 Nov Dortmund, 14-16 Oct Dublin, 19 Mar Helsinki, 10 Dec Dortmund Bundessieger, 14-16 Oct Dublin, 20 Mar Helsinki, 11 Dec Hannover, 29-30 Oct Dublin, 26 Mar Karlsruhe, 12-13 Nov Clonmel, 30 Apr Kassel, 11 Dec Dublin, 12 Nov Dublin, 13 Nov

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ISRAEL Montichiari, 25 Sep MACEDONIA Giv’ at Haim, 16 Jan Chieti, 1 Oct Skopje, 13 Feb Tel-Aviv, 21 May Chieti, 2 Oct Skopje, 14 Feb Jerusalem, 19 Oct Bastia Umbra, 8-9 Oct Bitola, 26 Mar Jerusalem, 20 Oct Matera, 16 Oct Prilep, 27 Mar Arad, 22 Oct Messina, 22 Oct Gevgelija, 16 Apr Messina, 23 Oct Gevgelija, 17 Apr ITALY Busto Arsizio, 29-30 Oct Skopje, 30 Apr Ozieri, 5 Nov Massa, 3 Jan Skopje, 19 Jun Sassari, 6 Nov Modena, 6 Jan Mavrovo, 22 Jul Ostuni, 13 Nov Rho, 10 Jan Mavrovo, 23 Jul Roma, 19 Nov Bari, 17 Jan Ohrid, 11 Aug Frosinone, 20 Nov Padova, 23-24 Jan Ohrid, 12 Aug Cremona, 26-27 Nov Eboli, 30 Jan Ohrid, 13 Aug Foggia, 4 Dec Eboli, 31 Jan Ohrid, 14 Aug Erba, 10-11 Dec Vercelli, 6 Feb Skopje, 22 Oct Roma, 17 Dec Biella, 7 Feb Skopje, 23 Oct Roma, 18 Dec Arezzo, 13 Feb MALTA Arezzo, 14 Feb KAZAKHSTAN Pesaro, 20 Feb Cottonera, 19 Nov Pesaro, 21 Feb Almaty, 2 Apr Cottonera, 20 Nov Gonzaga, 5-6 Mar Almaty, 3 Apr Cagliari, 12 Mar Astana, 15 May MOLDAVIA Kapchagay, 17 Jun Catanzaro, 13 Mar Chisinau, 13 Feb Kapchagay, 18 Jun Reggio Emilia, 18 Mar Chisinau, 14 Feb Kapchagay, 19 Jun Reggio Emilia, 19 Mar Chisinau, 16 Apr Ust-Kamenogorsk, 14 Aug Reggio Emilia, 20 Mar Chisinau, 17 Apr Almaty, 9 Oct Rimini, 26 Mar Chisinau, 10 Jun Rimini, 27 Mar KIRGHIZISTAN Chisinau, 11 Jun Catania, 3 Apr Chisinau, 12 Jun Montichiari, 9-10 Apr Bishkek, 9 Apr Tiraspol, 5 Aug 52 Ferrara, 16 Apr Bishkek, 10 Apr Tiraspol, 6 Aug Campobasso, 17 Apr Bishkek, 1 Oct Tiraspol, 7 Aug Forli, 23 Apr Bishkek, 2 Oct Chisinau, 1 Oct Campiglia Marittima, 24 Apr Chisinau, 2 Oct Ravenna, 25 Apr KOSOVO Chisinau, 10 Dec Novara, 30 Apr Peja, 23 Jul Chisinau, 11 Dec Alessandria, 1 May Peja, 24 Jul Ercolano, 7 May MONACO Ercolano, 8 May LATVIA Monaco, 7-8 May Firenze, 15 May Riga, 19 Mar Genova, 20 May Riga, 20 Mar MONTENEGRO Genova, 22 May Riga, 11-12 Jun Rende, 28 May Heceg Novi, 7 Feb Adazi, 30 Jul Rende, 29 May Bar, 23 Apr Riga, 12-13 Nov Pisa, 3 Jun Bar, 24 Apr Budva, 21 May Orvieto, 11 Jun LITHUANIA Narni, 12 Jun Canj, 22 May Rapallo, 18 Jun Kaunas, 30 Jan Danilovgrad, 18 Jun Prato, 19 Jun Kaunas, 31 Jan Danilovgrad, 19 Jun Cuneo, 2 Jul Vilnius, 5 Mar Cetinje, 26 Jul Torino, 3 Jul Vilnius, 6 Mar Cetinje, 27 Jul Rieti, 9 Jul Moletai, 28 May Kotor, 21 Aug Lecce, 10 Jul Moletai, 29 May Golubovci, 22 Aug Viterbo, 16 Jul Druskininkai, 5 Aug Nikšic, 17 Sep Fermo, 17 Jul Druskininkai, 6 Aug Podgorica, 18 Sep Modica, 24 Jul Druskininkai, 7 Aug Bijelo Polje, 19 Nov Mondovi, 31 Jul Vilnius, 17 Dec Pljevlja, 20 Nov Jesi, 7 Aug Vilnius, 18 Dec Treviso, 4 Sep MOROCCO Oristano, 10 Sep LUXEMBOURG Rabat, 14-15 May Caltanissetta, 11 Sep Luxembourg, 26-27 Mar Palermo, 18 Sep Luxembourg, 10-11 Sep

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NETHERLANDS Torres Vedras, 21 Aug Krasnodar, 18 Sep Eindhoven, 22-23-24 Jan Aveiro, 25 Sep Vladivostok, 25 Sep Groningen, 5-6 Mar Braga, 13 Nov Sochi, 25 Sep Leiden, 19-20 Mar Santarém, 27 Nov Voronezh, 8 Oct Utrecht, 9-10 Apr Moscow, 28 Oct Tilburg, 4-5 Jun ROMANIA Moscow, 29 Oct Uden, 18 Jun Cluj-Napoca, 20 Feb Moscow, 30 Oct Uden, 19 Jun Cluj-Napoca, 21 Feb Nizhniy Novgorod, 5 Nov Rotterdam, 3 Sep Bucuresti, 5 Mar Nizhniy Novgorod, 6 Nov Rotterdam, 4 Sep Bucuresti, 6 Mar Yekaterinburg, 19-20 Nov Maastricht, 24 Sep Bistrita, 2 Apr Novosibirsk, 10-11 Dec Maastricht, 25 Sep Bistrita, 3 Apr Stavropol, 11 Dec Zwolle, 1 Oct Satu Mare, 16 Apr St. Petersburg, 17 Dec Zwolle, 2 Oct Satu Mare, 17 Apr St. Petersburg, 18 Dec Bleiswijk, 5 Nov Timisoara, 7 May Bleiswijk, 6 Nov Timisoara, 8 May SAN MARINO Amsterdam, 9 Dec Suceava, 14 May San Marino, 3 Apr Amsterdam, 10-11 Dec Suceava, 15 May San Marino, 21 May Cuijk, 16-17-18 Dec Sibiu, 28 May San Marino, 22 May Sibiu, 29 May San Marino, 11 Sep NORWAY Bucharest, 11 Jun San Marino, 3 Dec Bo, 20-21 Feb Bucharest, 12 Jun San Marino, 4 Dec Kristiansand, 12-13 Mar Ploiesti, 9 Jul Bergen, 16-17 Apr Ploiesti, 10 Jul SERBIA Alesund, 7-8 May Oradea, 23 Jul Beograd, 6 Mar Drammen, 4-5 Jun Alba Iulia, 13 Aug Bogatic, 26 Mar Tromso, 18-19 Jun Alba Iulia, 14 Aug Vrsac, 27 Mar Trondelag, 2-3 Jul Targu Mures, 3 Sep Jagodina, 2 Apr Hamar, 13-14 Aug Targu Mures, 4 Sep Zajecar, 3 Apr Rogaland, 17-18 Sep Arad, 24 Sep Kragujevac, 10 Apr Harstad, 22-23 Oct Arad, 25 Sep Odzaci, 16 Apr Turda, 8 Oct Lillestrom, 19-20 Nov Ruma, 17 Apr 53 Turda, 9 Oct Natalinci, 24 Apr POLAND Craiova, 29 Oct Kraljevo, 30 Apr Craiova, 30 Oct Zielona Gora, 5-6 Mar Vranje, 1 May Stara Pazova, 2 May Opole, 23-24 Apr RUSSIA Lodz, 14-15 May Topola, 15 May Rzeszow, 21-22 May Perm, 30-31 Jan Ada, 21 May Leszno, 28-29 May St. Petersburg, 26 Feb Subotica, 22 May Krakow, 18-19 Jun St. Petersburg, 27 Feb Nis, 5 Jun Warsaw, 9-10 Jul St. Petersburg, 28 Feb Sabac, 12 Jun Czestochowa, 23-24 Jul Belgorod, 9-10 Apr Becej, 19 Jun Zakopane, 6-7 Aug Krasnodar, 24 Apr Irig, 10 Jul Sopot, 20-21 Aug St. Petersburg, 30 Apr-1 May Sokobanja, 30 Jul Bialystok, 3-4 Sep Samara, 1 May Smederevo, 20 Aug Wroclaw, 24-25 Sep Omsk, 14-15 May Obrenovac, 4 Sep Poznan, 29 Oct Vladivostok, 21-22 May Pozarevac, 10 Sep Poznan, 30 Oct Rostov-na-Donu, 22 May Leskovac, 18 Sep Kielce, 12 Nov Smolensk, 21-22 May Novi Sad, 25 Sep Kielce, 13 Nov Moscow (World Dog Show), Backa Topola, 2 Oct Lublin, 10-11 Dec 23-26 Jun Krusevac, 9 Oct Vladimir, 9 Jul Beograd, 4 Dec PORTUGAL Irkutsk, 9 Jul Tjumen, 23-24 Jul SLOVAKIA Norte, 23 Jan Kazan, 30-31 Jul Norte, 24 Jan Nitra, 16 Jan Kursk, 31 Jul Caldas da Rainha, 17 Apr Nitra, 17 Jan Pskov, 6-7 Aug Elvas, 7 May Nitra, 2 Apr Velikiy Novgorod, 13-14 Aug Vila Franca de Xira, 5 Jun Nitra, 3 Apr Chelyabinsk, 13-14 Aug Lisboa, 15 Jul Lucenec, 8 May Rostov-na-Donu, 20 Aug Lisboa, 16 Jul Nitra, 11 Jun Ulan-Ude, 20 Aug Sintra, 31 Jul Nitra, 12 Jun Khabarovsk, 3-4 Sep Torres Vedras, 20 Aug Velka Ida, 3 Jul Novorossiysk, 4 Sep Bratislava, 20 Aug

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Bratislava, 21 Aug Santiago de Compostela, 30 Oct Izmir, 4 Sep Bratislava, 5 Nov Jerez de la Frontera, 6 Nov Istanbul, 30 Oct Bratislava, 6 Nov Torre Pacheco, 13 Nov Nitra, 3 Dec Malaga, 27 Nov UKRAINE Nitra, 4 Dec Alicante, 4 Dec Uzhgorod, 19 Mar Valencia, 18 Dec Uzhgorod, 20 Mar SLOVENIA Kyiv, 23 Apr Ljubljana, 16 Jan SWEDEN Kyiv, 24 Apr Ljubljana, 17 Jan Göteborg, 7-8 Jan Mariupol, 1 May Celje, 20 Feb Göteborg, 8-9 Jan Kharkiv, 2 May Celje, 21 Feb Strängnäs, 11-13 Mar Mykolayiv, 8 May Maribor, 16 Apr Malmö, 19-20 Mar Lviv, 7 May Maribor, 17 Apr Lidköping, 7-8 May Lviv, 8 May Bled, 11 Jun Hässleholm, 21-22 May Kharkiv, 9 May Bled, 12 Jun Österbybruk, 28-29 May Odesa, 14 May Lendava, 18 Sep Vänersborg, 11-12 Jun Odesa, 15 May Lipica, 8 Oct Leksand, 18-19 Jun Dnipropetrovsk, 15 May Lipica, 9 Oct Gällivare, 2-3 Jul Dnipropetrovsk, 5 Jun Vrtojba, 12 Nov Tvååker, 8 Jul Ivano-Frankivsk, 11 Jun Vrtojba, 13 Nov Alfta, 9-10 Jul Ternopil, 12 Jun Piteå, 16-17 Jul Sumy, 18 Jun SPAIN Köping, 23-24 Jul Poltava, 2 Jul Vigo, 31 Jan Ransäter, 30-31 Jul Poltava, 3 Jul Zaragoza, 7 Feb Svenstavik, 6-7 Aug Kharkiv, 30 Jul Granada, 21 Feb Visby, 7 Aug Kyiv, 2 Sep Valladolid, 28 Feb Askersund, 13-14 Aug Kyiv, 3 Sep Sevilla, 6 Mar Norrköping, 20-21 Aug Kyiv, 4 Sep Gerona, 19-20 Mar Sandviken, 3-4 Sep Dnipropetrovsk, 17 Sep Talavera de la Reina, 3 Apr Eslov, 10-11 Sep Dnipropetrovsk, 18 Sep Oviedo (Asturias), 10 Apr Sundsval, 15-16 Oct Kherson, 18 Sep Irun (Guipuzcoa) 24 Apr Växjö, 4-5-6 Nov Kharkiv, 24 Sep Stockholm, 2 Dec Odesa, 24 Sep 54 Badajoz, 8 May Tenerife, 15 May Stockholm, 3-4 Dec Vinnytsia, 25 Sep Madrid, 21-22 May Zaporizhzhia, 8 Oct Martorell, 5 Jun SWITZERLAND Zaporizhzhia, 9 Oct Castellón, 12 Jun Kreuzlingen, 21-22 May Odesa, 15 Oct Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 18-19 Jun Aarau, 19 Jun Lviv, 22 Oct Medina de Pomar, 19 Jun Grand-Saconnex, 18 Nov Kyiv, 3 Dec Cantabria, 3 Jul Grand-Saconnex, 19 Nov Kyiv, 4 Dec Portugalete (Vizcaya), 10 Jul Grand-Saconnex, 20 Nov Bilbao (Vizcaya), 4 Sep UZBEKISTAN Leon, 25 Sep TURKEY Tashkent, 16 Apr Talavera de la Reina, 8-9 Oct Antalya, 20 Mar Tashkent, 17 Apr Palma de Mallorca, 2 Oct Istanbul, 23 Jul Tashkent, 24 Sep Pamplona (Navarra), 16 Oct Istanbul, 24 Jul Tashkent, 25 Sep Valls (Tarragona), 22-23 Oct Izmir, 3 Sep

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ARGENTINA Corrientes, 19 Jun Mendoza, 23 Oct Corboda, 6 Mar Buenos Aires, 7 Jul Mar del Plata, 6 Nov Buenos Aires, 31 Mar Buenos Aires, 8 Jul Villa Gesell, 20 Nov Buenos Aires, 1 Apr Buenos Aires, 9 Jul Buenos Aires, 25 Nov Buenos Aires, 3 Apr Buenos Aires, 10 Jul Buenos Aires, 27 Nov Salta, 10 Apr Cordoba, 24 Jul Necochea, 24 Apr Santiago Del Estero, 14 Aug BOLIVIA Rosario, 1 May Jauregui, 11 Sep Santa Cruz, 16 Apr Neuquen, 15 May Tandil, 18 Sep La Paz, 24 Jul Santa Fe, 22 May Santa Fe, 25 Sep Cochabamba, 27 Aug San Luis, 5 Jun Rosario, 2 Oct Santa Cruz, 24 Sep Lomas de Zamora, 12 Jun Bahía Blanca, 9 Oct Tarija, 13 Nov

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BRAZIL Pelotas, 12-13 Nov Quito, 23-24 Jul São Paulo, 27-28 Feb Ribeirao Preto, 12-13 Nov Ibarra, 27-28 Aug Santos, 5-6 Mar Belo Horizonte, 19-20 Nov Guayaquil, 17-18 Sep Porto Alegre, 26-27 Mar Goiania, 19-20 Nov EL SALVADOR São Paulo, 1-2-3 Apr Porto Alegre, 19-20 Nov San Salvador, 7 May Cuiaba, 16-17 Apr Teresina, 19 Nov San Salvador, 8 May Rio de Janeiro, 16-17 Apr Brasilia, 26-27 Nov San Salvador, 12 Nov Fortaleza, 16-17 Apr Campos, 26-27 Nov San Salvador, 13 Nov Itajai, 7-8 May Recife, 26-27 Nov Niteroi, 14-15 May São Paulo, 26-27 Nov GUATEMALA Cuiaba, 3-4 Dec Uberlandia, 14-15 May Guatemala, 23 Jan Fortaleza, 3-4 Dec São Paulo, 27 May Guatemala, 24 Jan Santa Maria, 3-4 Dec São Paulo, 28 May Guatemala, 16 Apr Santos, 3-4 Dec São Paulo, 29 May Guatemala, 17 Apr Natal, 10-11 Dec Juiz de Fora, 11-12 Jun Guatemala, 19 Nov Vitoria, 10-11 Dec São Paulo, 2-3 Jul Guatemala, 20 Nov João Pessoa, 2-3 Jul CHILE Fortaleza, 9-10 Jul HONDURAS Crato, 16-17 Jul Santiago, 16 Jan Tegucigalpa, 27 Feb Porto Alegre, 16-17 Jul Santiago, 17 Jan Tegucigalpa, 28 Feb Ribeirao Preto, 16-17 Jul Santiago, 14 May Tegucigalpa, 30 Jul Joinville, 23-24 Jul Santiago, 15 May Tegucigalpa, 31 Jul Florianópolis, 30-31 Jul Santiago, 30 Oct Tegucigalpa, 5 Nov Niteroi, 30-31 Jul Santiago, 31 Oct Tegucigalpa, 6 Nov Recife, 6-7 Aug COLOMBIA Santos, 6-7 Aug MEXICO Uberlandia, 6-7 Aug Bogota, 18 Mar Mexico, 15 May Porto Alegre, 13-14 Aug Bogota, 19 Mar Mexico, 23 Jul Rio de Janeiro, 13-14 Aug Bogota, 20 Mar Mexico, 24 Jul Goiânia, 20-21 Aug Bogotá (The Americas and the Mexico, 15-18 Sep Brasilia, 27-28 Aug Caribbean Section Show), 21 Mar Mexico, 20 Nov Itajai, 27-28 Aug Medellin, 14 Aug Mexico, 1-4 Dec 55 Rio de Janeiro, 3-4 Sep Medellin, 15 Aug Foz de Iguacu, 3-4 Sep Bogota, 8 Oct NICARAGUA Sao Bernardo do Campo, 10-11 Sep Bogota, 9 Oct Belo Horizonte, 17-18 Sep Bogota, 23 Oct Managua, 4 Jun Londrina, 17-18 Sep Managua, 5 Jun Santana do Livramento, 17-18 Sep COSTA RICA Granada, 29 Oct Cuiaba, 24 Sep Granada, 30 Oct San José, 22 Apr Cuiaba, 25 Sep San José, 23 Apr Volta Redonda, 24-25 Sep PANAMA San José, 24 Apr Campinas, 1-2 Oct San José, 25 Nov João Pessoa, 8-9 Oct San José, 26 Nov PARAGUAY Londrina, 8-9 Oct San José, 27 Nov Asuncion, 30 Apr Niteroi, 8-9 Oct Asuncion, 29 May Presidente Prudente, 8-9 Oct CUBA Asuncion, 26 Aug Florianópolis, 15-16 Oct Asuncion, 27 Aug Guaratingueta, 15-16 Oct La Habana, 21 Apr Asuncion, 28 Aug São Paulo, 21-22-23 Oct La Habana, 22 Apr Asuncion, 23 Oct Caxias do Sul, 22-23 Oct La Habana, 23 Apr Campinas, 29-30 Oct La Habana, 24 Apr PERU Joinville, 29-30 Oct La Habana, 24 Nov Rio de Janeiro, 29-30 Oct La Habana, 25 Nov Lima, 30 Jan Salvador, 29-30 Oct La Habana, 26 Nov Lima, 31 Jan Jundiai, 5-6 Nov La Habana, 27 Nov Lima, 27 Feb Porto Alegre, 5-6 Nov Lima, 28 Feb Rio de Janeiro, 5-6 Nov ECUADOR Arequipa, 26 Mar Uberlandia, 5-6 Nov Quito, 30-31 Jan Arequipa, 27 Mar Belo Horizonte, 12 Nov Santo Domingo, 5-6 Mar Lima, 16 Apr Campina Grande, 12-13 Nov Riobamba, 9-10 Apr Lima, 17 Apr Campo Grande, 12-13 Nov Quito, 30 Apr Lima, 14 May Curitiba, 12-13 Nov Quito, 1 May Lima, 15 May Lauro de Freitas, 12-13 Nov Guayaquil, 28-29 May Lima, 1 Jul

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AUSTRALIA Beijing, 30 May Wenzhou, 8 Dec Jinan, 3 Jun Wenzhou, 9 Dec CHINA Jinan, 4 Jun Wenzhou, 10 Dec Jinan, 5 Jun Wenzhou, 11 Dec Guangzhou, 2 Jan Qingdao, 24 Jun Hangzhou, 16 Dec Guangzhou, 3 Jan Qingdao, 25 Jun Hangzhou, 17 Dec Fuzhou, 9 Jan Qingdao, 26 Jun Hangzhou, 18 Dec Fuzhou, 10 Jan Beijing, 2 Jul Zhengzhou, 22 Jan Beijing, 3 Jul HONG-KONG Zhengzhou, 23 Jan Beijing, 4 Jul Zhengzhou, 24 Jan Kitec, 25 Sep Shenzhen, 15 Jul Kam Tin, 20 Nov Weifang, 26 Feb Shenzhen, 16 Jul Weifang, 27 Feb Shenzhen, 17 Jul INDIA Weifang, 28 Feb Hangzhou, 26 Aug Chennai, 30 Sep Hefei, 4 Mar Hangzhou, 27 Aug Chennai, 1 Oct Hefei, 5 Mar Hangzhou, 28 Aug Chennai, 2 Oct Hefei, 6 Mar Beijing, 8 Sep 56 Hangzhou, 11 Mar Beijing, 9 Sep INDONESIA Hangzhou, 12 Mar Beijing, 10 Sep Hangzhou, 13 Mar Beijing, 11 Sep Bandung, 13 Feb Shanghai, 17 Mar Hangzhou, 23 Sep Bandung, 14 Feb Shanghai, 18 Mar Hangzhou, 24 Sep Jakarta (Asia and the Pacific Section Shanghai, 25 Mar Hangzhou, 25 Sep Show), 18-20 Mar Shanghai, 26 Mar Kunshan, 3 Oct Jakarta, 7-8 May Shanghai, 27 Mar Kunshan, 4 Oct Yogyakarta, 4-5 Jun Wuhan, 8 Apr Kunshan, 5 Oct Semarang, 31 Jul Wuhan, 9 Apr Langfang, 20 Oct Jakarta, 6-7 Aug Wuhan, 10 Apr Langfang, 21 Oct Shenzhen, 15 Apr Langfang, 22 Oct JAPAN Shenzhen, 16 Apr Langfang, 23 Oct Chiba, 31 Jan Shenzhen, 17 Apr Shanghai, 28 Oct Kanagawa, 7 Feb Benxi, 21 Apr Shanghai, 29 Oct Aichi, 21 Feb Benxi, 22 Apr Shanghai, 30 Oct Gunma, 13 Mar Benxi, 23 Apr Shanghai, 4 Nov Tokyo, 2-3 Apr Benxi, 24 Apr Shanghai, 5 Nov Kagawa, 17 Apr Nanjing, 1 May Shanghai, 6 Nov Yamagata, 15 May Nanjing, 2 May Fuzhou, 11 Nov Shiga, 29 May Nanjing, 3 May Fuzhou, 12 Nov Niigata, 19 Jun Beijing, 6 May Fuzhou, 13 Nov Hokkaido, 17 Jul Beijing, 7 May Hangzhou, 18 Nov Saitama, 2 Oct Beijing, 8 May Hangzhou, 19 Nov Okayama, 16 Oct Hangzhou, 13 May Hangzhou, 20 Nov Fukuoka, 13 Nov Hangzhou, 14 May Zhongshan, 24 Nov Osaka, 27 Nov Hangzhou, 15 May Zhongshan, 25 Nov Tokyo, 23 Dec Zhengzhou, 20 May Zhongshan, 26 Nov Zhengzhou, 21 May Zhongshan, 27 Nov MALAYSIA Zhengzhou, 22 May Wuhan, 2 Dec Beijing, 28 May Kuala Lumpur, 4 Mar Wuhan, 3 Dec Kuala Lumpur, 5 Mar Beijing, 29 May Wuhan, 4 Dec

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EGYPT BAHRAIN Cairo, 12 Feb Saar 3 Dec Cairo, 23 Apr Hurghada, 12-13 Sep Cairo, 3 Dec

SOUTH AFRICA Johannesburg, Gauteng, 13 May Johannesburg, Gauteng, 27 May Johannesburg, Gauteng, 19 Aug Johannesburg, Gauteng, 7 Oct

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FCI SECTION SHOWS CALENDAR Asia and the Pacific Section Show 19-20 March, Jakarta (India) The Americas and the Caribbean Section Show 21 March, Bogota (Colombia) World Dog Show 23-26 June, Moscow (Russia) http://rkf.org.ru/shows/wds/2016 European Section Show 26-28 August, Brussels (Belgium) http://www.europeandogshow2016.com/

FCI CHAMPIONSHIPS CALENDAR British Pointers - European Cup 16-22 March, Nis (Serbia) ); organised by Switzerland Tracking Dogs - World Championship 7-10 April, Munkatschevo (Ukraine) Coursing - European Championship 17-19 June, Velke Pole (Slovakia) Obedience - World Championship 30 June-3 July, Moscow (Russia) Agility - Junior European Open 7-10 July, Cilistova (Slovakia) Agility - European Open 28-31 July, Maisnil-lès-Ruitz (France) Racing - World Championship 2-4 September, Toulouse (France) Earth Dogs - European Cup 3-4 September, Tachov (Czech Republic) Utility - World Championship 14-18 September, Nova Goricia (Slovenia) Agility - World Championship 22-25 September, Zaragoza (Spain) Mondioring - World Championship 6-9 October, Herve (Belgium) Pointing Dogs - World Championship 22-24 October, Jutland (Belgium); organised by Denmark 58 Hounds - European Cup date to be determined, Zadar (Croatia)

MEETINGS OF THE FCI GENERAL COMMITTEE 4-5 April Thuin (Belgium) 30-31 October Paris (France)

MEETINGS OF THE FCI COMMISSIONS Show 29-30 January-1 February, Cebu (Philippines) Show Judges 29-30 January-1 February, Cebu (Philippines) Agility 6-7 February, Zaragoza (Spain) Earth Dogs 14 February, Helsinki (Finland) Rescue 27-28 February, Craiova (Romania) Utility 5-6 March, Nova Gorica (Slovenia) British Pointers 15 March, Nis (Serbia) Flyball 19-20 March, Prague (Czech Republic) Continental Pointers 19 March, Nis (Serbia) Retrievers 1 April, Arschot (Belgium) Standards 7-10 April, Cancun (Mexico) Obedience 14-15 May, Riga (Latvia) Sledge Dogs 21-22 May, Vilnius (Lithuania) Breeding 28 May, Oslo (Norway) Herding Dogs 10-11-12 June, Bergamo (Italy) Hounds of the 6th Group 15 October, place to be determined (Croatia)

Fédération Cynologique Internationale Chapter XI ¢ List of members

LIST OF MEMBERS (as of April 2nd, 2016) Full members : 41 Associate members : 6 EUROPE Contract partners : 4

1. ARMENIA ( Contract partner ) 7. BULGARIA ( Full member ) Armenian Dog-Lovers’ Association Bulgarian Republican Federation of Cynology 9 Tpagrichner str. 99, Bulgarska morava str., office 1 AM 0010 YEREVAN BG 1303 SOFIA Tel. 00 374 10 54 00 81 Tel. 00 359 2 422 41 35 Tel. 00 374 95 28 88 78 Tel. 00 359 2 422 41 36 http://www.adla.am Fax. 00 359 2 422 41 34 [email protected] http://www.brfk.org [email protected] 2. AUSTRIA ( Full member ) Österreichischer Kynologenverband 8. CROATIA ( Full member ) Siegfried Marcus - Strasse 7 Hrvatski Kinoloski Savez AT 2362 BIEDERMANNSDORF Ilica 61 Tel. 00 43 2236 710 667 HR 10000 ZAGREB Fax. 00 43 2236 710 667 30 Tel. 00 385 1 48 46 125 http://www.oekv.at Fax. 00 385 1 48 46 124 - 1 48 46 126 [email protected] http://www.hks.hr [email protected] 3. AZERBAIJAN ( Full member ) Kennel Union of the Republic of Azerbaijan 9. CYPRUS ( Full member ) 57/2 Nobel av. Cyprus Kennel Club AZ 1025 BAKU 44 Vas. Voulgaroctonou street Tel. 00 994 12 480 35 32 Flat 3 - 4 Tel. 00 994 12 480 35 92 CY NICOSIA Fax. 00 994 12 489 54 19 Tel. 00 357 22 677 102 59 http://www.kinolog.az Tel. 00 357 22 672 803 [email protected] - [email protected] Fax. 00 357 22 669 407 http://www.cypruskennelclub.net 4. BELGIUM ( Full member ) [email protected] Union Royale Cynologique Saint Hubert Avenue A. Giraud, 98 10. CZECH REPUBLIC ( Full member ) BE 1030 BRUXELLES Ceskomoravská Kynologická Unie Tel. 00 32 2 245 48 40 Maskova 3 Fax. 00 32 2 245 87 90 CZ 18253 PRAHA 8 http://www.srsh.be Tel. 00 420 234 221 371 [email protected] Fax. 00 420 234 221 371 http://www.cmku.cz 5. BELORUSSIA ( Full member ) [email protected] Belorussian Cynological Union (BCU) P.O. Box 532 11. DENMARK ( Full member ) BY 220050 MINSK Dansk Kennel Klub Tel. 00 375 17 306 31 64 Parkvej 1 Fax. 00 375 17 306 05 95 DK 2680 SOLRØD STRAND http://www.bcu-upo.org Tel. 00 45 56 1881 00 [email protected] Fax. 00 45 56 1881 91 http://www.dkk.dk 6. BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA ( Contract partner ) [email protected] Kinološki Savez u Bosni i Hercegovini (KSuBiH) Mladena Stojanovica 26 12. ESTONIA ( Full member ) BA 78000 BANJA LUKA Eesti Kennelliit [email protected] Tuisu 2A EE 11314 TALLINN Tel. 00 372 6 540 130 Fax. 00 372 6 540 132 http://www.kennelliit.ee [email protected]

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13. FINLAND ( Full member ) 20. ICELAND ( Full member ) Suomen Kennelliitto - Finska Kennelklubben Hundareaktarfelag Islands - Icelandic Kennel Club Kamreerintie 8 Sioumúla 15 FI 02770 ESPOO IS 108 REYKJAVIK Tel. 00 358 9 887 300 Tel. 00 354 588 52 55 Fax. 00 358 9 887 303 31 Fax. 00 354 588 52 69 http://www.kennelliitto.fi http://www.hrfi.is [email protected] [email protected]

14. FRANCE ( Full member ) 21. IRELAND ( Full member ) Société Centrale Canine pour l’Amélioration des Irish Kennel Club - Fottrell House Races de Chiens en France Unit 36 - Greenmount Office Park 155, avenue Jean Jaurès (Harold’s Cross Bridge) FR 93535 AUBERVILLIERS CEDEX IE DUBLIN 6W Tel. 00 33 1 49 37 54 00 Tel. 00 353 1 453 3300 Fax. 00 33 1 49 37 01 20 Tel. 00 353 1 453 2309 http://www.scc.asso.fr Fax. 00 353 1 453 3237 [email protected] http://www.ikc.ie [email protected] 15. GEORGIA ( Associate member ) 22. ISRAEL ( Full member ) Fédération Cynologique de Géorgie 39 Pekini Ave. Israel Kennel Club GE 0160 TBILISSI 6, Hamasger Street Tel. 00 995 322 37 02 59 PO Box 162 Fax. 00 995 322 37 02 59 IL 60251 OR YEHUDAH http://www.fcg.ge Tel. 00 972 3 672 71 74 [email protected] Fax. 00 972 3 672 71 73 http://www.ikc.org.il 16. GERMANY ( Full member ) [email protected] Verband für das Deutsche Hundewesen 23. ITALY ( Full member ) Postfach 10 41 54 DE 44 041 DORTMUND Ente Nazionale della Cinofilia Italiana 60 Tel. 00 49 231 56 50 00 Viale Corsica 20 Fax. 00 49 231 59 24 40 IT 20137 MILANO http://www.vdh.de Tel. 00 39 02 700 20 31 [email protected] Fax. 00 39 02 700 20 323 http://www.enci.it 17. GIBRALTAR ( Full member ) [email protected] Gibraltar Kennel Club 24. KAZAKHSTAN ( Associate member ) P.O. Box 493 19/23 Naval Hospital Road Union of Cynologists of Kazakhstan GI GIBRALTAR Gagarin ave. 73 Tel. 00 350 200 41791 KZ 050 009 ALMATY Fax. 00 350 200 40826 Tel. 00 53 7 727 375 66 01 http://www.gkc.gi Fax. 00 53 7 727 375 66 01 [email protected] http://www.uck-kz.org [email protected] 18. GREECE ( Full member ) 25. KIRGHIZISTAN ( Contract partner ) Kennel Club of Greece P.O. Box 51 957 Union of Cynologists of Kyrgyz Republic GR 145 65 AG. STEFANOS Scherbakova st. 38/1 Tel. 00 30 210 8145 165 KG 720042 BISCHKEK Fax. 00 30 210 8145 167 Tel. 00 996 555 975 808 http://www.koe.gr Fax. 00 996 312 551 300 [email protected] http://www.uckr.kg [email protected] 19. HUNGARY ( Full member ) 26. KOSOVO ( Contract partner ) Magyar Ebtenyésztok Országos Egyesületeinek Szövetsége Federata Kinologjike e Kosovës Hofherr Albert u. 38-40 Bill Clinton 12/1 HU 1194 BUDAPEST KV 30000 PEJA Tel. 00 36 1 208 2307 Tel. Mobile: 00 377 44 258 554 Fax. 00 36 1 208 2306 Tel. 00 381 433 077 http://www.kennelclub.hu www.fkk-ks.org [email protected] [email protected]

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27. LATVIA ( Full member ) 34. MONTENEGRO ( Associate member ) Latvijas Kinologiska Federacija Kinoloski Savez Crne Gore (KSCG) Elijas 21 Zupci 64/A LV 1050 RIGA ME 85000 BAR Tel. 00 371 6 7614 819 Tel. 00 382 30 323 306 Fax. 00 371 6 7618 015 Fax. 00 382 30 323 306 http://www.dogs.lv http://www.kscg.co.me [email protected] [email protected]

28. LITHUANIA ( Full member ) 35. MOROCCO ( Full member ) Lietuvos Kinologu Draugija Société Centrale Canine Marocaine Visoriu Street 8 Résidence Auteuil LT 08300 VILNIUS 158 Bd d’Anfa, Bureau 28, 7ème étage Tel. 00 370 5 279 68 81 MA 20 050 CASABLANCA Fax. 00 370 5 279 68 81 Tel. 00 212 5 22 39 17 39 http://www.kinologija.lt Tel. 00 212 5 22 36 68 47 [email protected] Fax. 00 212 5 22 39 13 67 http://www.chiensdumaroc.org 29. LUXEMBOURG ( Full member ) [email protected] Fédération Cynologique Luxembourgeoise Boîte Postale 69 36. NORWAY ( Full member ) LU 4901 BASCHARAGE Norsk Kennel Klub Tel. 00 352 50 28 66 Nils Hansen vei, 20 Fax. 00 352 50 54 14 Box 163 BRYN http://www.uchl.lu NO 0611 OSLO 6 [email protected] Tel. 00 47 21 600 900 Fax. 00 47 21 600 901 30. MACEDONIA ( Full member ) http://www.nkk.no [email protected] Structure of Kennel Association of the Republic of Macedonia 37. POLAND ( Full member ) Kosta Shahov str. No. 6/1/1/1, P.O. Box 728 Zwiazek Kynologiczny w Polsce MK 1000 SKOPJE Al. Jerozolimskie 30 lok. 11 61 Tel. 00 389 23 085 860 PL 00 024 VARSOVIE Fax. 00 389 23 085 860 Tel. 00 48 228 26 05 74 http://www.ksm.org.mk Fax. 00 48 228 26 46 54 [email protected] http://www.zkwp.pl [email protected] 31. MALTA ( Full member ) 38. PORTUGAL ( Full member ) Malta Kennel Club 54, rue D’Argens Clube Português de Canicultura MT MSIDA, MSD 05 MALTA Rua Frei Carlos 7 Tel. 00 356 21 34 35 24 PT 1600 095 LISBONNE Fax. 00 356 21 34 35 24 Tel. 00 351 21 799 47 90 http://www.maltakennelclub.org Fax. 00 351 21 799 47 99 [email protected] http://www.cpc.pt [email protected] 32. MOLDAVIA ( Full member ) 39. ROMANIA ( Full member ) Uniunea Chinologica Din Moldava (UChM) Str. Traian 1/1 of.1 Asociatia Chinologica Romana MD 2060 CHISINAU Bd Dinicu Golescu 37, Bl. 4, Entrance C, Floor 1, Ap. 70 Tel. 00 373 22 660777 RO 010867 BUCHAREST Fax. 00 373 22 562541 Tel. 00 40 21 314 3763 http://www.fci.md Fax. 00 40 21 316 1320 [email protected] http://www.ach.ro [email protected] 33. MONACO ( Full member ) 40. RUSSIA ( Full member ) Société Canine de Monaco Avenue d’Ostende 12 - Palais des Congres Russian Kynological Federation MC 98000 MONTE CARLO P.O Box 28 RKF Tel. 00 377 93 50 55 14 Gostinichnaja 9-4 Fax. 00 377 93 30 55 03 RU 127106 MOSCOW [email protected] Tel. 00 7 495 956 82 17 Fax. 00 7 495 956 82 17 http://www.rkf.org.ru [email protected] ; [email protected]

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41. SAN MARINO ( Associate member ) 48. THE NETHERLANDS ( Full member ) Kennel Club San Marino Raad van Beheer op Kynologisch Gebied in Strada Cardio, 58 Nederland SM 47899 SERRAVALLE Postbus 75901 Tel. 00 378 903 591 NL 1070 AX AMSTERDAM Z Fax. 00 378 904 465 Tel. 31 20 664 44 71 http://www.kennelclubsanmarino.com Fax. 31 20 671 08 46 [email protected] http://www.raadvanbeheer.nl [email protected] 42. SERBIA ( Full member ) KINOLOSKI SAVEZ REPUBLIKE SRBIJE (KSS) 49. TURKEY ( Associate member ) Bukovicka 1 Köpek Irklari ve Kinoloji Federasyonu RS 11000 BEOGRAD Inönü Caddesi Sümer Sokak Sümko Sitesi No : L 4 Blok Tel. 00 381 11 393 38 88 D: 1 Fax. 00 381 11 247 25 51 Kozyatagi/Kadiköy http://www.ksrs.rs TR 34737 ISTANBUL [email protected] Tel. 00 90 216 909 14 68 Tel. 00 90 216 909 14 77 43. SLOVAKIA ( Full member ) Fax. 00 90 216 969 68 75 http://www.kif.org.tr Slovenska Kynologicka Jednota [email protected] Furmanská 9 SK 841 03 BRATISLAVA Tel. 00 421 2 52 49 22 98 50. UKRAINE ( Full member ) Fax. 00 421 2 64 28 27 35 Ukrainian Kennel Union http://www.skj.sk Vul. Obolonska Str, 39, Office 17 [email protected] UA 04071 KIEV Tel. 00 380 44 531 37 56 44. SLOVENIA ( Full member ) Tel. 00 380 44 531 37 63 Fax. 00 380 44 531 37 64 Kinološka zveza Slovenije - Cynological http://www.uku.com.ua Association of Slovenia [email protected]; [email protected] Zapoge 3 D SI 1217 Vodice 51. UZBEKISTAN ( Associate member ) 62 Tel. +386 (0)1 23 40 950 Fax. +386 (0)1 23 40 960 Cynological Federation of Uzbekistan http://www.kinoloska.si Buyuk Ipak Yuli 65 [email protected] UZ 700 077 TASHKENT Tel. 00 998 712 68 18 82 45. SPAIN ( Full member ) Fax. 00 998 712 68 18 82 [email protected] Real Sociedad Central de Fomento de Razas Caninas en España Lagasca 16, Bajo derecha ES 28001 MADRID Tel. 00 34 91 426 49 60 Fax. 00 34 91 435 11 13 - 435 28 95 http://www.rsce.es [email protected]

46. SWEDEN ( Full member ) Svenska Kennelklubben Rinkebysvängen 70 SE 163 85 SPÄNGA Tel. 00 46 8 795 30 00 Fax. 00 46 8 795 30 40 http://www.skk.se [email protected]

47. SWITZERLAND ( Full member ) Société Cynologique Suisse Brunnmattstrasse 24 Case Postale 8276 CH 3001 BERNE Tel. 00 41 31 306 62 62 Fax. 00 41 31 306 62 60 http://www.skg.ch [email protected]

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THE AMERICAS AND Full members : 19 THE CARIBBEAN Associate members : 1 Contract partners : 0

1. ARGENTINA ( Full member ) 7. CUBA ( Full member ) Federación Cinológica Argentina Federación Cinólogica de Cuba Moreno 1325 Patrocinio No. 463 (entre Juan Delgado y Goicuria) AR C1091ABA BUENOS AIRES Víbora, 10 de Octubre Tel. 00 54 11 43 83 00 31 CU 12300 CIUDAD DE LA HABANA Tel. 00 55 11 43 81 39 45 Tel. 00 53 7 209 73 17 Fax. 00 54 11 43 84 77 85 Tel. 00 53 7 641 35 19 http://www.fca.org.ar [email protected] [email protected] 8. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ( Full member ) 2. BOLIVIA ( Associate member ) Federación Canina Dominicana Kennel Club Boliviano Ciudad Ganadera Avenida Busch # 1572 Edificio Boston, Planta Baja DO SANTO DOMINGO, D.N Oficina 09 Tel. 00 809 532 8716 Zona Miraflores Tel. 00 809 532 8337 BO LA PAZ http://www.fcd.org.do Tel. 00 591 2 725 111 97 (office) [email protected] Tel. 00 591 2 656 365 36 (secretary) http://www.kennelbolivia.com 9. ECUADOR ( Full member ) [email protected] Asociación Ecuatoriana de Registros Caninos Calle Azuay E2 - 81 y Av. Republica 3. BRAZIL ( Full member ) EC QUITO Confederaçao Brasileira de Cinofilia Tel. 00 593 2 462 726 Rua Newton Prado, 74 Fax. 00 593 2 245 9114 Sao Cristovao http://www.aercan.com BR 20930 RIO DE JANEIRO RJ [email protected] Tel. 00 55 21 3125 7777 63 Fax. 00 55 21 2580 8178 10. EL SALVADOR ( Full member ) http://www.cbkc.org Asociación Canófila Salvadoreña [email protected] 83, Avenida Sur, Pasaje A#18 Colonia Escalón 4. CHILE ( Full member ) SV SAN SALVADOR Kennel Club de Chile Tel. 00 503 2556 1693 Dr. Barros Borgoño 236 - of.1201-1204 Tel. 00 503 2556 1694 Providencia Fax. 00 503 2263 5201 CL SANTIAGO http://www.acansal.com Tel. 00 56 2 597 02 01 [email protected] Tel. 00 56 2 597 02 02 Fax. 00 56 2 597 02 09 11. GUATEMALA ( Full member ) http://www.kennelclub.cl Asociación Canofila Guatemalteca [email protected] Avenida de Las Américas 19-54, zona 13 GT GUATEMALA CIUDAD 5. COLOMBIA ( Full member ) Tel. 00 502 2332 1442 Asociación Club Canino Colombiano Fax. 00 502 2332 1442 Calle 123 n° 60-23 http://www.acangua.org Apartado Postal 102268 [email protected] CO BOGOTA D.C Tel. 00 57 1 624 60 16 12. HONDURAS ( Full member ) Fax. 00 57 1 226 41 95 Asociación Canófila de Honduras http://www.accc.com.co Colonia Humuya Calle Sendero Alfa Casa 2401 [email protected] HN TEGUCIGALPA Tel. 00 504 2 239 2433 6. COSTA RICA ( Full member ) Fax. 00 504 2 239 2626 Asociación Canófila Costarricense http://www.canofiladehonduras.com Los Yoses Sur del Club Alemán 75 metros Sur, Casa # 808 [email protected] CR SAN PEDRO Tel. 00 506 2280 8711 Tel. 00 506 2280 8749 Fax. 00 506 2524 3041 http://www.costarica-acc.com [email protected] ; [email protected]

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13. MEXICO ( Full member ) 17. PERU ( Full member ) Federación Canófila Mexicana Kennel Club Peruano Apartado Postal 22 535 Avenida Mariscal Miller n°2649 MX 14001 MÉXICO DF. MEXICO P.O. Box 18-0320 Tel. 00 52 55 56 55 93 30 PE LIMA 14 Fax. 00 52 55 56 55 73 62 Tel. 00 511 441 13 67 http://www.fcm.mx Tel. 00 511 441 12 47 / 00 511 441 12 07 [email protected] ; [email protected] Fax. 00 511 441 13 67 Ext. 25 http://www.kcp.com.pe 14. NICARAGUA ( Full member ) [email protected] Asociación Canina Nicaraguense Carr. Vieja a Leon, Km 14 1/2 18. PUERTO RICO ( Full member ) El Planetarium, calle Saturno n°4 Federación Canófila de Puerto Rico NI MANAGUA P.O.Box 13968 Santurce Station Tel. 00 505 22 650 813 PR 00908-3968 SAN JUAN Tel. 00 505 88 834 637 Tel. 00 1 787 748 36 54 http://www.acan-nicaragua.com Tel. 00 1 787 748 36 55 [email protected] Fax. 00 1 787 283 11 43 http://www.federacioncanofila.org 15. PANAMA ( Full member ) [email protected] Club Canino de Panama Apartado 0818-00112 19. URUGUAY ( Full member ) PA PANAMA Kennel Club Uruguayo Tel. 00 507 261 5118 Carlos Quijano 1333 Fax. 00 507 261 5118 Piso 1 http://www.clubcaninopanama.com UY MONTEVIDEO [email protected] Tel. 00 598 2 901 8155 Tel. 00 598 2 902 6278 16. PARAGUAY ( Full member ) Fax. 00 598 2 902 6278 http://www.kcu.com.uy Paraguay Kennel Club [email protected] Casilla de Correo 1809 - La Franconi n° 4264 C/ Choferes del Chaco PY ASUNCION 20. VENEZUELA ( Full member ) 64 Tel. 00 595 21 608 595 Federación Canina de Venezuela Tel. 00 595 0981 331 484 (mobile) Urbanizacion California Norte [email protected] Avenida Madrid, Quinta FCV VE 1071 CARACAS Tel. 00 58 212 271 3426 Tel. 00 58 212 232 5475 Fax. 00 58 212 232 5475 http://www.fcv.org.ve [email protected] ; [email protected]

ASIA AND THE PACIFIC Full members : 11 Associate members : 4

Contract partners :2

1. AUSTRALIA ( Associate member ) 2. CHINA ( Full member ) Australian National Kennel Council China Kennel Union P.O. Box 309 D302 Kingfield Plaza- 3, Chaowai Street, Chaoyang Carina District AU 4152 QUEENSLAND CN 100020 BEIJING Tel. 00 61 7 3398 8608 Tel. 00 86 10 6553 9773 Fax. 00 61 7 3395 3858 Tel. 00 86 139 11 353 215 (mobile) http://www.ankc.org.au http://www.cku.org.cn [email protected] [email protected]

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3. HONG KONG ( Full member ) 10. PAKISTAN ( Associate member ) Hong Kong Kennel Club Kennel Club of Pakistan Unit D1, 18/F., TML Tower, LG-21 Gulberg Arcade, 3 Hoi Shing Road, Tsuen Wan, N.T. Gulberg II. HK HONG KONG PK 54660 LAHORE Tel. 00 852 25 23 39 44 Tel. 00 92 30 84566974 Fax. 00 852 25 21 87 47 Tel. 00 92 42 35788291 http://www.hkkennelclub.com.hk Fax. 00 92 42 35788291 [email protected] http://www.kcp.com.pk [email protected] 4. INDIA ( Full member ) Kennel Club of India 11. PHILIPPINES ( Full member ) P.O. BOX 6872 Philippine Canine Club Nr 28, AA Block - First street Annanagar Rm 206 Hillcrest Condominium IN 600 040 CHENNAI 1616 E. Rodriguez, Sr Avenue corner Hillcrest Street Tel. 00 91 44 2621 4035 PH 1100 CUBAO, QUEZON CITY Tel. 00 91 44 2621 3661 Tel. 00 63 2 721 83 45 http://www.kennelclubofindia.org Fax. 00 63 2 721 71 52 [email protected] http://www.pcci.org.ph [email protected] 5. INDONESIA ( Full member ) The All Indonesia Kennel Club 12. REPUBLIC OF KOREA ( Full member ) Kompleks Roxy Mas Blok D III n° 28, 3rd Floor Korea Kennel Federation J1.K.H.Hasyim Ashari 5F, 252-23 ID 10150 JAKARTA Yongdu-dong, Dongdaemun-gu Tel. 00 62 21 630 6905 KR SEOUL Fax. 00 62 21 630 6904 Tel. 00 82 2 2278 0661 [email protected] Fax. 00 82 2 2277 4073 http://www.thekkf.or.kr 6. IRAN ( Contract partner ) [email protected] Iran Kennel Club (IKC) No.20 Third Alley 13. SINGAPORE ( Full member ) IR Qazvin (HaftSangan) Singapore Kennel Club Tel. 00 98 28 33292599 170, Upper Bukit Timah Road 65 http://www.irankc.ir #12-02, Bukit Timah Shopping Centre [email protected] SG 588179 SINGAPORE Tel. 00 65 6469 4821 7. JAPAN ( Full member ) Fax. 00 65 6469 9118 http://www.skc.org.sg Japan Kennel Club [email protected] 1-5 Kanda, Suda-cho, Chiyoda-ku JP 101-8552 TOKYO Tel. 00 81 3 32 511 651 13. SRI LANKA ( Associate member ) Fax. 00 81 3 32 511 659 The Kennel Association of Sri Lanka http://www.jkc.or.jp 113, Kynsey Road [email protected] SRI LANKA LK COLOMBO 08 8. MALAYSIA ( Full member ) Tel. 00 94 11 438 65 86 http://www.kasl.lk Malaysian Kennel Association [email protected] N°8 (1st Floor) Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad Dua Taman Tun Dr Ismail MY 60000 KUALA LUMPUR 14. TAIWAN ( Full member ) Tel. 00 60 03 7729 2027 Kennel Club of Taiwan Tel. 00 60 03 7729 7822 1F, 303-1, Da Chang, 1st Road Fax. 00 60 03 7728 2312 KAOHSIUNG [email protected] TW TAIWAN ROC Tel. 00 886 7 389 2957 9. NEW ZEALAND ( Associate member ) Tel. 00 886 7 389 2964 Fax. 00 886 7 389 3060 New Zealand Kennel Club http://www.kctdog.org.tw Prosser Street, Eldson - Private Bag [email protected] NZ 50903 PORIRUA Tel. 00 64 4 237 4489 Fax. 00 64 4 237 0721 http://www.nzkc.org.nz [email protected]

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15. THAILAND ( Full member ) 16. VIETNAM ( Contract partner ) The Kennel Association of Thailand Vietnam Kennel Association (VKA) 338/468 Ladprao 87 Rd. (Soi. Chantrasuk) 188C Lê Van Sy, Phuong 10 Chaokunsing Wangthonglang Quân Phu Nhuân, TP.HCM TH 10310 BANGKOK VN HO CHI MINH CITY Tel. 00 662 539 8394 Tel. 00 84 839 91 69 01 Tel. 00 662 539 8395 Fax. 00 84 839 91 69 01 Fax. 00 662 539 8405 http://www.vka.vn http://www.kathailand.org [email protected] [email protected]

MIDDLE EAST Full members : 0 Associate members : 1

Contract partners :0

1. BAHRAIN ( Associate member ) Kennel Club of Bahrain P.O. Box 82499 Manama BH KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN (ARABIAN GULF) Tel. 00 973 3667 7934 Fax. 00 973 1779 1096 [email protected]

AFRICA Full members : 1 Associate members : 0

Contract partners :1

1. EGYPT ( Contract partner ) 2. SOUTH AFRICA ( Full member ) Egyptian Kennel Federation Kennel Union of Southern Africa 4 Moaz Ibn Gabal St. P.O. Box 2659 El Hegaz St. ZA 8000 CAPE TOWN EG HELIOPOLIS, CAIRO Tel. 00 27 21 423 9027 Tel. 00 20 226230530 Fax. 00 27 21 423 5876 Tel. 00 20 1121666888 (Cell) http://www.kusa.co.za Fax. 00 20 226230460 [email protected] http://www.ekf-eg.com [email protected]

Fédération Cynologique Internationale Chapter XII ¢ List of clubs with an FCI contract

List of clubs with an FCI contract

Cooperation agreements between the FCI and world associations (of breed clubs)

DESIGNATION OF THE WORLD FCI BREED INITIALS HEADQUARTERS COUNTRY DATE OF SIGNATURE BREED ASSOCIATION NUMBER IDC Internationaler Dobermann Club München (DE) GERMANY 2/06/05 Dobermann 143 Weltunion der Schäferhundvereine WUSV Augsburg (DE) GERMANY 18/04/13 Deutscher Schäferhund 166 e.V. DD-WV Deutsch Drahthaar Weltverband Rosenheim (DE) GERMANY 15/10/05 Deutsch Drahthaar 98 Riesenschnauzer 181 Schnauzer 182 Internationale Schnauzer Pinscher Zwergschnauzer 183 ISPU Remscheid (DE) GERMANY 15/10/05 Union e.V. Deutscher Pinscher 184 Zwergpinscher 185 Affenpinscher 186 WUT Weltunion der Teckel Duisburg (DE) GERMANY 15/10/05 Teckel 148 Weltverband Deutsch-Kurzhaar Langlingen/ Celle (DE) GERMANY 15/10/05 Deutsch Kurzhaar 119 Internationale Föderation IFEZ für Eurasierzucht - Eurasier Hedingen (CH) SWITZERLAND 19/02/06 Eurasier 291 Weltverband Internationale Union für IULH (DE) GERMANY 19/02/06 Leonberger 145 Leonberger Hunde Internationaler Verband für IV-DJT (DE) GERMANY 19/02/06 Deutscher Jagdterrier 103 Deutsche Jagdterrier 67 Weltverband "Association COUNTRY OF THE COUNTRY OF THE ATIBOX Technique Internationale du 19/02/06 Deutscher Boxer 144 PRESIDENT * PRESIDENT Boxer" Internationale Hovawart IHF Gummersbach (DE) GERMANY 15/07/06 Hovawart 190 Föderation Internationale Föderation der IFR Borken (DE) GERMANY 24/07/06 Rottweiler 147 Rottweilerfreunde Verband Kleine Münsterländer - KIM-I Nürnberg (DE) GERMANY 7/12/06 Kleiner Münsterländer 102 International Amicale Internationale des Clubs A.I.C.E.B Ancenis (FR) FRANCE 10/11/07 Epagneul breton 95 de l'Epagneul Breton Bayerischer Gebirgsschweisshund- Bayerischer BGS-WV München (DE) GERMANY 27/03/08 217 Weltverband e.V. Gebirgsschweisshund World Association for Dogo A.M.D.A. Rosario (AR) ARGENTINA 24/02/10 Dogo Argentino 292 Argentino Fédération Mondiale du Berger FMBB Stalhille (BE) BELGIUM 26/01/11 Berger Belge 15 Belge WDSF World Dog Shepherd Federation Zeewolde (NL) THE NETHERLANDS 10/08/15 Hollandse Herdershond 223 Association mondiale des Dogues ATIBORDEAUX Bus-la-Mésière (FR) FRANCE 21/08/15 Dogue de Bordeaux 116 de Bordeaux

2015 Annual report Chapter XII ¢ List of clubs with an FCI contract

Fédération Cynologique Internationale Chapter XII ¢ List of clubs with an FCI contract

2015 Annual report Chapter XII ¢ List of clubs with an FCI contract

Fédération Cynologique Internationale Chapter XII ¢ List of clubs with an FCI contract

2015 Annual report Chapter XII ¢ List of clubs with an FCI contract

Fédération Cynologique Internationale Chapter XII ¢ List of clubs with an FCI contract

2015 Annual report Chapter XII ¢ List of clubs with an FCI contract

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