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Contact Details Number of Breeds Within FCI Groups List of Breeds Contact details Last and First name of Judge Semik Mariola Address 25-001 Kielce, ul. Massalskiego 26 m.40, Poland E-mail [email protected] Mobile (+48) 602 134 042 Home phone, Fax (+48) 41 368 96 87 ZKwP Branch Kielce Languages Polish Number of breeds within FCI Groups FCI Group FCI group name Level 1 Sheepdogs and Cattle Dogs (except Swiss Cattle Dogs) (50/52) International 2 Pinscher and Schnauzer - Molossoid breeds - Swiss Mountain and Cattle Dogs International and other breeds (7/54) 5 Spitz and primitive types (61/61) International List of breeds FCI Group Breed Level Sheepdogs and Cattle Dogs (except Swiss Cattle Dogs) 1 Ardennes Cattle Dog (FCI - 171) International 1 Australian Cattle Dog (FCI - 287) International 1 Australian Kelpie (FCI - 293) International 1 Australian Shepherd (FCI - 342) International 1 Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog (FCI - 351) International 1 Bearded Collie (FCI - 271) International 1 Belgian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 15) International 1 Belgian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 15) International 1 Belgian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 15) International 1 Belgian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 15) International 1 Bergamasco Shepherd (FCI - 194) International 1 Berger de Beauce (FCI - 44) International 1 Berger Picard (FCI - 176) International 1 Bohemian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 364) International 1 Border Collie (FCI - 297) International 1 Bouvier des Flandres (FCI - 191) International 1 Briard (FCI - 113) International 1 Catalan Sheepdog (FCI - 87) International 1 FCI Group Breed Level 1 Collie Rough (FCI - 156) International 1 Collie Smooth (FCI - 296) International 1 Croatian Sheepdog (FCI - 277) International 1 Czechoslovakian Wolfdog (FCI - 332) International 1 Dutch Schapendoes (FCI - 313) International 1 Dutch Shepherd Dog (FCI - 223) International 1 Komondor (FCI - 53) International 1 Kuvasz (FCI - 54) International 1 Lancashire Heeler (FCI - 360) International 1 Long-haired Pyrenean Sheepdog (FCI - 141) International 1 Majorca Shepherd Dog Long-haired (FCI - 321) International 1 Majorca Shepherd Dog Short-haired (FCI - 321) International 1 Maremma and The Abruzzes Sheepdog (FCI - 201) International 1 Miniature American Shepherd (FCI - 367) International 1 Mudi (FCI - 238) International 1 Old English Sheepdog - Bobtail (FCI - 16) International 1 Polish Lowland Sheepdog (FCI - 251) International 1 Portuguese Sheepdog (FCI - 93) International 1 Puli (FCI - 55) International 1 Pumi (FCI - 56) International 1 Pyrenean Sheepdog - smooth faced (FCI - 138) International 1 Romanian Carpathian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 350) International 1 Romanian Mioritic Shepherd Dog (FCI - 349) International 1 Saarloos Wolfdog (FCI - 311) International 1 Schipperke (FCI - 83) International 1 Shetland Sheepdog (FCI - 88) International 1 Slovakian Chuvach (FCI - 142) International 1 South Russian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 326) International 1 Tatra Shepherd Dog (FCI - 252) International 1 Welsh Corgi Cardigan (FCI - 38) International 1 Welsh Corgi Pembroke (FCI - 39) International 1 White Swiss Shepherd Dog (FCI - 347) International Pinscher and Schnauzer - Molossoid breeds - Swiss Mountain and Cattle Dogs and other breeds 2 Appenzell Cattle Dog (FCI - 46) International 2 Bernese Mountain Dog (FCI - 45) International 2 FCI Group Breed Level 2 Caucasian Shepherd Dog (FCI - 328) International 2 Central Asia Shepherd Dog (FCI - 335) International 2 Entlebuch Cattle Dog (FCI - 47) International 2 Great Swiss Mountain Dog (FCI - 58) International 2 Hovawart (FCI - 190) International Spitz and primitive types 5 Akita (FCI - 255) International 5 Alaskan Malamute (FCI - 243) International 5 American Akita (FCI - 344) International 5 Basenji (FCI - 43) International 5 Canaan Dog (FCI - 273) International 5 Canarian Warren Hound (FCI - 329) International 5 Chow Chow (FCI - 205) International 5 Cirneco dell'Etna (FCI - 199) International 5 East Siberian Laika (FCI - 305) International 5 Eurasian (FCI - 291) International 5 Finnish Lapphund (FCI - 189) International 5 Finnish Spitz (FCI - 49) International 5 Giant Spitz (FCI - 97) International 5 Greenland Dog (FCI - 274) International 5 Hokkaido (FCI - 261) International 5 Ibizan Podenco Rough haired (FCI - 89) International 5 Ibizan Podenco Smooth-haired (FCI - 89) International 5 Icelandic Sheepdog (FCI - 289) International 5 Italian Volpino (FCI - 195) International 5 Jämthund (FCI - 42) International 5 Japanese Spitz (FCI - 262) International 5 Kai (FCI - 317) International 5 Karelian Bear Dog (FCI - 48) International 5 Keeshond (FCI - 97) International 5 Kintamani-Bali Dog (FCI - 362) International 5 Kishu (FCI - 318) International 5 Korea Jindo Dog (FCI - 334) International 5 Lapponian Herder (FCI - 284) International 5 Medium size Spitz (FCI - 97) International 5 Miniature Spitz (FCI - 97) International 3 FCI Group Breed Level 5 Norrbottenspitz (FCI - 276) International 5 Norwegian Buhund (FCI - 237) International 5 Norwegian Elkhound black (FCI - 268) International 5 Norwegian Elkhound grey (FCI - 242) International 5 Norwegian Lundehund (FCI - 265) International 5 Peruvian Hairless Dog Large (FCI - 310) International 5 Peruvian Hairless Dog Medium-sized (FCI - 310) International 5 Peruvian Hairless Dog Miniature (FCI - 310) International 5 Pharaoh Hound (FCI - 248) International 5 Pomeranian (FCI - 97) International 5 Portuguese Podengo Large Smooth-haired (FCI - 94) International 5 Portuguese Podengo Large Wire-haired (FCI - 94) International 5 Portuguese Podengo Medium-sized Smooth-haired (FCI - 94) International 5 Portuguese Podengo Medium-sized Wire-haired (FCI - 94) International 5 Portuguese Podengo Miniature Smooth-haired (FCI - 94) International 5 Portuguese Podengo Miniature Wire-haired (FCI - 94) International 5 Russian-European Laika (FCI - 304) International 5 Samoyed (FCI - 212) International 5 Shiba (FCI - 257) International 5 Shikoku (FCI - 319) International 5 Siberian Husky (FCI - 270) International 5 Swedish Lapphund (FCI - 135) International 5 Swedish Vallhund (FCI - 14) International 5 Taiwan Dog (FCI - 348) International 5 Thai Bangkaew Dog (FCI - 358) International 5 Thai Ridgeback Dog (FCI - 338) International 5 West Siberian Laika (FCI - 306) International 5 Xoloitzcuintle Intermediate (FCI - 234) International 5 Xoloitzcuintle Miniatura (FCI - 234) International 5 Xoloitzcuintle Standard (FCI - 234) International 5 Yakutian Laika (FCI - 365) International BIS Finals Name Level Best of FCI Group 1 International Best of FCI Group 5 International 4 international - allowed to judge at all levels of shows in FCI countries and other recognized organizations national - allowed to judge exclusively at shows in Poland 5.
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