2010 Annual Report

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2010 ANNUAL REPORT

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

VI. FCI 100 anniversary 15

VII. Outstanding Conformation Dogs of the Year 16

VIII. Our commissions 19

IX. Financial Report 40

X. Figures and Charts 49

XI. 2011 events 60

XII. List of members 68

XIII. List of Clubs With an FCI Contract 77

CHAPTER I MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

In economic life, financial reports serve to inform the own - ers of the companies, mostly the shareholders, about their company’s business developments. The picture is very sim - ilar for the group of non-profit associations, to which the FCI belongs. In our case, too, we endeavour to inform the members and partners in the 86 countries in which we are represented, as well as other interested groups about our activities and financial matters. We dispense in this regard with reports on meetings and the resolutions adopted in them on account of notification of the same being given to the countries via the Internet and the sending of minutes on a regular basis. The Executive Director’s report provides information on administrative matters. After the end of yet another year, we can state that is has become even more difficult to keep dogs in various coun - tries, with politics appearing to exert influence on our sphere of activity ever more frequently. This causes us con - cern, as do the increasingly noticeable efforts of animal protection organisations directed against dog owners. Although such measures may be justified in many cases and we can then hardly protest against them, such actions are, however, not justified in a large number of instances and are often politically motivated to an excessive extent. We cannot allow political discussions and decrees to be carried out to the detriment of dogs and their owners. We thank the management of the European section for its con - stant endeavour to improve the relationship with the European Union in an ongoing way and, in this way, gain influence in individual cases as laws emerge. Establishing a proper pro-dog lobby is, however, extremely difficult. So what can we do? I feel we must make an effort to be hon - in close cooperation between the FCI and the Société est and transparent in our “hobby”, especially with regard Royale Saint-Hubert. The FCI General Committee expects to breeding. The pedigrees issued by our members should great involvement on the part of the member and partner not only show the origin and descent of the animals; they countries in this regard. also need to constitute a quality document. It must be en - sured in absolute terms that dogs with hereditary defects We are delighted to be able to present you with a good fi - are not, insofar as these are recognisable, used for breed - nancial result once again, knowing fully well that this can ing. It is also necessary to pay sufficient attention to the mainly be ascribed, in terms of revenue, to the good levels behavioural tendencies of the animals. Hyper-type must of participation in our CACIB shows and the contributions be avoided in any case. This call is particularly directed at received from sponsors. An analysis of the CACIB statistics breeding officials, breeders and judges. does not show a positive trend in all cases, however, with The year under review (2010) was the last year before the various organisers suffering somewhat from declining reg - big centenary year of the FCI and the work at the office was istrations, which can be mainly ascribed to the increasing therefore strongly oriented towards this occasion during number of double shows (2 CACIB shows at the same place the period. We have undertaken everything possible to en - on the same weekend). Nonetheless, we make the transi - sure that the different centenary events be conducted in a tion into the second century of the FCI with confidence and successful and memorable way in 2011. In the case of the great expectations. three big shows in Dortmund, Paris and Leeuwarden, most With kind regards, of the work will fall on the shoulders of the organising countries, in contrast to the “FCI Cynological Days” from 11- 14 November 2011, which will be managed by the FCI, the Hans W. Müller FCI Centenary World Champion of Champions being run FCI President

5 MISSION STATEMENT CHAPTER II

MISSION STATEMENT

INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION IIn accordance with the celebration of the 100 Anniversary Dans le cadre du futur 100e anniversaire de la Fédération of the Federation Cynologique Internationale, the General Cynologique Internationale, le Comité Général de la FCI a Committee of the FCI reviewed its Mission and Vision revu la mission, les visions et les valeurs de la FCI afin de Statements and Values to maintain our leadership world - maintenir notre position de leader mondial. wide. MISSION DE LA FCI MISSION STATEMENT La FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) est The FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) l’autorité cynophile mondiale. Elle est responsable de la is the supreme authority of the canine culture worldwide. préservation de la santé des chiens et des activités canines The FCI is responsible for safeguarding canine health and internationales dont le but est de promouvoir les relations international dog activities to enhance the relations be - entre le chien et l’homme. La FCI a été fondée en 1911 et tween dogs and humans. Established in 1911 the FCI compte 84 membres et partenaires sous contrat (un mem - includes 84 members and contract partners (one member bre par pays). Chaque membre émet ses propres pedigrees per country). Each member issues their own pedigrees and et forme des juges de manifestations canines hautement train highly qualified judges. The FCI makes sure that the qualifiés. La FCI garantit la reconnaissance des pedigrees pedigrees and judges are mutually recognized by all the et des juges par tous ses membres, partenaires sous con - FCI members, contract partners and any person involved trat, ainsi que par toute personne active sur leur scène in their domestic canine scene. canine nationale.

VISION STATEMENT VISION DE LA FCI The FCI supports, via its members and contract partners, Par l’intermédiaire de ses membres et partenaires sous the well-being of all dogs Worldwide. contrat, la FCI soutient le bien-être de tous les chiens dans le monde entier. FCI VALUES • THE FCI cares about all dogs worldwide. VALEURS DE LA FCI • THE FCI considers the health, temperament and be - • La FCI se préoccupe du bien-être de tous les chiens dans haviour as the most important matters in dogs and le monde. their Breed Standards. • La FCI considère la santé, le caractère et le comporte - • THE FCI promotes dog activities and dog sports world - ment comme les points essentiels pour les chiens et leur standard de race. wide, which it considers beneficial to the dogs. • La FCI soutient, dans le monde, les activités canines et • THE FCI entrusts its commissions to make recommen - les disciplines canines sportives qu’elle considère béné - dations about other important matters. fiques pour les chiens. • THE FCI divides geographically the world of dogs • La FCI charge ses commissions d’émettre des recom- through its five sections. mandations sur d’autres thèmes importants. • THE FCI trusts its members and contract partners to • La FCI divise le monde canin en cinq sections géo - protect the integrity of their National Registries. graphiques. • THE FCI recognizes and respects agreements with non- • La FCI exprime toute sa confiance dans la capacité de member national organizations. ses membres et partenaires sous contrat à se porter garants de l’intégrité de leurs livres des origines. • THE FCI sets the highest standards for its headquarters. • La FCI respecte et reconnaît les accords qui ont été con - • THE FCI ensures the regular celebration of World and clus avec des organisations nationales non-membres. Section Championship events. • La FCI établit des normes de la plus haute qualité pour son siège social. • La FCI veille à l’organisation régulière de championnats du monde et de section.

6 CHAPTER II MISSION STATEMENT

INTRODUCCIÓN EINLEITUNG En el marco del 100º aniversario de la Fédération Im Rahmen des 100-jährigen Jubiläums der Fédération Cynologique Internationale, el Comité General de la FCI ha Cynologique Internationale hat der FCI-Vorstand das revisado y modificado su Declaración de Misión y su Mission-Statement und das Vision-Statement sowie die Declaración de Visión, así como los Valores de la FCI, a fin „Werte“ der FCI überarbeitet, um die weltweite de mantener nuestra posición de liderazgo mundial. Führungsposition in der Kynologie zu erhalten. DECLARACIÓN DE MISIÓN MISSION-STATEMENT

La FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) es Die FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI) la autoridad máxima a nivel mundial para la cinofilia. La ist die oberste Autorität für Hundekultur weltweit. Die FCI FCI es responsable del aseguramiento de la salud de los ist für die Sicherstellung der Gesundheit von Hunden und perros y de las actividades caninas internacionales para fo - für internationale Hundeaktivitäten zur Förderung der mentar las relaciones entre los perros y las personas. La FCI Beziehungen zwischen Hunden und Menschen verant - fue fundada en 1911 y tiene 84 miembros y países con - wortlich. tratantes (un miembro por cada país). Cada miembro expide sus propios pedigríes y forma a jueces altamente Die FCI wurde 1911 gegründet und hat 83 Mitglieder und cualificados. La FCI se asegura de que todos los miembros, Vertragspartner (ein Mitglied pro Land). Jedes Mitglied er - países contratantes y personas que en cada país se dedi - stellt seine eigenen Ahnentafeln und bildet can al mundo del perro reconozcan y acepten los pedigríes hochqualifizierte Richter aus. Die FCI stellt sicher, dass die y los jueces en el seno de la FCI. Ahnentafeln und Richter innerhalb der FCI von allen Mitgliedern, Vertragspartnern und allen in der DECLARACIÓN DE VISIÓN Hundeszene tätigen Personen anerkannt werden. Con ayuda de sus miembros y países contratantes, la FCI ampara y fomenta el bienestar de todos los perros del VISION-STATEMENT mundo. Die FCI unterstützt durch ihrer Mitglieder und Vertragspartner das Wohlergehen aller Hunde weltweit. VALORES DE LA FCI • A LA FCI le importa y preocupa mucho el bienestar de “WERTE” DER FCI todos los perros del mundo. • DER FCI liegt das Wohlergehen aller Hunde weltweit am Herzen. • LA FCI considera que la salud, el carácter y el compor - tamiento de los perros son las cuestiones más • DIE FCI erachtet die Gesundheit, das Wesen und das importantes en lo que se refiere a los perros y a su es - Verhalten als wichtigste Merkmale für Hunde und für tándar de cría. deren Rassestandards. • LA FCI fomenta a nivel mundial aquellas actividades • DIE FCI fördert weltweit Hundeaktivitäten und caninas y disciplinas de deporte canino que considera Hundesportarten, die sie für die Hunde als vorteilhaft beneficiosas para los perros. erachtet. • LA FCI encarga a sus Comisiones ofrecer recomenda - • DIE FCI beauftragt ihre Kommissionen damit, ciones para otros temas importantes. Empfehlungen zu anderen wichtigen Themen 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 con - • DIE FCI vertraut auf die Wahrheit und Vollständigkeit tratantes mantengan la homogeneidad e integridad de der nationalen Register ihrer Mitglieder und sus registros nacionales. Vertragspartner. • LA FCI respeta y acepta los acuerdos tomados con or - • DIE FCI anerkennt und respektiert Vereinbarungen, die ganizaciones nacionales de países que no son 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 los • DIE FCI sorgt für das regelmäßige Abhalten von Welt- Campeonatos Mundiales y de Sección. und Sektionsmeisterschaften.

7 THE GENERAL COMMITTEE CHAPTER III

THE GENERAL COMMITTEE

PRESIDENT

Hans Müller (Switzerland). Elected member for the first time in 1983 at the General Assembly held in Madrid (ES). Current position: President of the FCI.

VICE - PRESIDENT

Christofer Habig (Germany). Elected member in 2009 at the General Assembly held in Bratislava (SK). Current position: Vice-President of the FCI. Former President of the German Kennel Club (VDH), 2006-2009.

TREASURER

Rafael de Santiago (Puerto Rico). Elected member for the first time in 1999 at the General Assembly held in Mexico (MX). Current position: Treasurer of the FCI and President of the Federación Canófila de Puerto Rico (Kennel Club of Puerto Rico).

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

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

Takemi Nagamura (Japan). Stefan Stefik (Slovakia). Sitting member in the General Committee; elected in 2006 by Elected member for the first the General Assembly of Asia time in 1999 at the General and the Pacific Section held in Assembly held in Mexico (MX). Bangkok (TH). Current position: Member of Current position: member of the FCI General Committee and the FCI General Committee, President of the Slovenska President of the Japan Kennel Kynologicka Jednota (Kennel Club and President of the Asia Club of Slovakia). and the Pacific Section.

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.

9 FCI STAFF CHAPTER IV

FCI STAFF

Margareth Devaux Hired in 1973 Yves De Clercq In charge of the Awards Hired in 1994 Department and Working Trials Executive Director Schedules [email protected] [email protected]

Graziella Soravia Marie-France Grulois Hired in 1981 In charge of Kennel Names and Hired in 1992 Administration Departments In charge of Kennel Names and Breed (Standards : DE-FR) Standards Departments (EN-FR) [email protected] [email protected]

Catherine Gomrée Hired in 2003 In charge of Accountancy and Lynda Dock Administration Departments; Hired in 1994 Translations and IT Projects Cleaning Operative [email protected]

Marie Luna Durán Hired in 2006 Rosa Vinci Marketing and Public Relations Hired in 2006 Manager; In charge of Data Processing Translations and IT Projects [email protected] [email protected]

Marjorie Grimmelprez Alexandra Decoster Hired in 2008 In charge of the Judges and Breeds Hired in 2009 Standards (ES) Departments In charge of the Titles Department [email protected] [email protected]

Valérie Vanderstukken Sabine Segers Hired in 2010 In charge of Data Processing and Hired in 2010 Show Schedules In charge of Data Processing [email protected] [email protected]

10 CHAPTER V EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT

Dear Readers, Our 3rd FCI Annual Report is now in your hands! It took some time to collect all the information we wanted and needed but we managed to do so. The year 2010 has been, once again, a very successful one. The figures which you are going to discover are clear evidence of our leading position on the world canine scene. It was not only successful but also very busy with lots of preparation for the General Assembly 2011 and, mostly, for the 2011 FCI Centenary Year.

VERY IMPORTANT DECISIONS As you know, the FCI General Committee meets two to found it important to remind you some of them for they three times a year and makes many decisions. We however were taken having in mind the health of our 4-paw friends.

INTERNATIONAL FCI BREEDING STRATEGIES These strategies will play an essential role on canine are encouraged to apply them, to the greatest possible health if followed correctly. They were approved as rec - extent. They are available on ommendations and not as regulations but the members http://www.fci.be/uploaded_files/29-2010-annex-en.pdf

REQUIREMENTS TO BE COMPLIED BY A DOG FOR IT TO BE CONSIDERED PURE-BRED It was urgent and necessary for the FCI to clarify a position the awards obtained by the dogs at our FCI international taken more than 30 years ago regarding the requirements dog shows. These requirements are available on to register dogs in the studbooks and the consequences http://www.fci.be/circulaires/32-2010.pdf that the non-complying of these conditions can have on

CODE OF COMMITMENT FOR SHOW JUDGES The role of the show judges is very important in promoting prove a very good Code of Commitment for Show Judges, and rewarding healthy dogs that will be used for breeding. available on The FCI shows and show judges commissions are well http://www.fci.be/uploaded_files/110-2010-annex-en.pdf aware of it and have had the FCI General Committee ap -

APPENDIX-REGISTERED DOGS AND TITLES OF WORLD/SECTION WINNER The Board decided that for FCI World and Section shows or CACIL, can get the title of World/Section Champion/ and FCI Championships (Agility, Pointers, etc.), a dog regis - Winner. The complete text is available on tered in the appendix of an FCI recognised studbook, http://www.fci.be/circulaires/33-2010.pdf although not eligible for the CACIB, CACIT, CACIOB, CACIAG

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OUR STAFF Ms Monnom, who wanted to take new professional chal - lenges, has left the FCI staff and was replaced, efficiently, by Ms Segers Sabine. Ms Segers’ task is to process the CACIB results.

We are faced with an increasing number of shows (and double shows), which require more time and staff assigned to this function. Two projects are on the tracks: to make sure that all the show results sent by our members are processed electronically in order to avoid re-processing/re- typing them and to stop sending the CACIB cards to the countries but limit ourselves to sending a list of the CACIB winners, leaving the opportunity to the exhibitors to ask for their card(s) if they really want it. Under the leadership of Ms Luna Durán ([email protected]), the Marketing and Public Relations develops steadily and will reach its full capacity in 2011 during the preparation of the Cynological Days in November 2011 in Brussels. The drawing competition, which was held for the first time in 2008, has this year been extended to the FCI countries and we are happy to report that about 25 of them took part, l i competing against several schools in our neighbourhood. v n

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FCI AND FACEBOOK (FCI-FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE) Social networks are tools without which no company, be com - mercial or non-profit making, can do. The FCI opened its FB page and uses it as an essential communication tool. Please FCI-Fédération Cynologique Internationale pay us a visit. Several thousand people already joined us.

FCI WEB SITE (HTTP://WWW.FCI.BE) The website of the FCI is even more important a part of our updated standards, all contact details and areas of respon - communication strategy. It includes information which is sibility of the FCI staff, all important communications and very useful to all the people and clubs involved in the ca - key dates, all details of our members, etc. I invite all the nine scene: all the FCI circulars and regulations, all the FCI members to make extensive use of the website.

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FEDERACIÓN CANINA INTERNACIONAL (FCI) As indicated in my last year’s report, the legal case against audiences that took place in 2010. As any legal case, it takes this organisation is now well on the tracks and we are reg - a long time before a final decision is made but we trust our ularly updated with the results of the preliminary lawyers that they will finally announce our victory.

NEW PARTNERS Two new partners joined the FCI, giving our Federation an Vietnam into the FCI; both have become our contract part - ever more “world colour”. We welcomed Turkey and ners since October 14th, 2010.

FCI ACTIVITIES It seems that the terrible years 2008-2009 are behind us of production of this annual report, with a total number of and this is confirmed by the figures we recorded during international shows reaching 821 for a total entry of the year 2010. Most FCI members apparently went 881,059 dogs, our Federation definitely keeps its leadership through the worldwide crisis without too many difficul - position. Our office has confirmed 130,255 CACIB’s and 7,776 ties and the interest of people in attending the shows, titles of International Champion (CIB, CIE, CIT, CIAG, CIOB, mostly the “bigger” ones, has again increased. To the date CIC).

Show entry Top 5 in Europe Top World Average Show Entry : 1. Sweden : 82,630 dogs Denmark : 6,292 dogs/show 2. Finland : 80,855 dogs 3. France : 71,781 dogs 4. Germany : 52,750 dogs 5. Russia : 47,396 dogs Show entry Top 3 in The Americas and Caribbean Show Entry Top 1 in Africa Brazil : 14,152 dogs South Africa: 765 dogs Argentina : 7,036 dogs Mexico : 3,862 dogs Show entry Top 5 in Asian and the Pacific Japan : 14,062 dogs Taiwan : 2,788 dogs Republic of Korea : 2,354 dogs

Other encouraging figures are those relating to the hunt - to promote healthy and capable pure-bred dogs. ing, working and sporting contests run by our members. I wish to express my warm thanks to all the readers for the These competitions are organised for retrievers, hounds, time they will take to read this Report. pointers, dachshunds, earth dog breeds and spaniels (hunt - ing), for any breed (agility and obedience) and for utility Best regards, breeds (IPO and rescue). With a total of 1,241 such contests, I congratulate our members. We do hope that those figures gave you a true image of the Yves De Clercq energy of our members, their efforts in doing all they can FCI Executive Director

CHAPTER VI FCI 100 ANNIVERSARY

FCI 100 ANNIVERSARY

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS

Jubilee Show 06-08/05 Dortmund (Germany)

World Dog Show 07-10/07 Paris (France)

Asia and the Pacific Section Show 28/08 Seoul (Republic of Korea)

European Section Show 01-04/09 Leeuwarden (The Netherlands)

Champion of Champions 12/11 Brussels (Belgium)

The Americas and the Caribbean Section Show 20/11 Guatemala (Guatemala)

FCI SPORTING CHAMPIONSHIPS

British Pointing Dogs – Spring European Cup 19-20/3 Nis (Serbia)

Continental Pointers – Spring European Cup 11/4 Ijzendijke (The Netherlands)

Utility – World Championship (Tracking Dogs) 14-17/4 Zadar (Croatia)

Obedience – World Champion – European Champion 8-10/7 Paris (France)

Sighthounds – European Championship - Coursing 16-17/7 Oirschot (The Netherlands)

Herding Dogs – European Championship – Traditional Style 14/8 Châteaumeillant (France)

Sighthounds – European Championship - Races 3-4/9 Beringen (Belgium)

Utility – World Championship (Working Dogs) 8-11/9 Rheine (Germany)

Agility – World Championship 7-9/10 Liévin (France)

Retrievers – European Cup 29-30/10 Reims (France)

Spaniels – European Cup 14-15/11 Kloosterzande (The Netherlands)

Hounds of the 6th Group – European Cup (date and place in France to be determined)

Continental and British Pointers - World Championship of Practical Hunting (date and place in France to be determined)

Earth Dogs – European Cup (date and place in Italy to be determined)

15 OUTSTANDING CONFORMATION DOGS OF THE YEAR CHAPTER VII

OUTSTANDING CONFORMATION DOGS OF THE YEAR

2 Affenpinscher BANANA JOE V. TANI KAZARI Judge: Svend Erik Løvenkjær (DK) Owner: W. Truesdale (NL)

3 Dachshund MAGIK RAINBOW ORDINAR Judge: Tamás Jakkel (HU) Owner: V. & V. IVANOVY (RU)

4 Shetland Sheepdog JAPARO EYE OF THE STORM Judge: Jørgen Hindse (DK) Owner: Mr & Mrs Nixon, Finn Helge Olsen (NO)

5 Scottish Terrier FILISITE BRASH CELEBRATION Judge: Wayne M. Burton (AU) 1 Owner: Valentina Popova (RU)

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WORLD DOG SHOW – American Akita ECHO STAR'S ANY TIME ANY WHERE 6 Judge: Elina Tan-Hietalahti (FI) HERNING, DENMARK Owner: Birkmar, Friedrich (NO)

Dalmatian ALPADIRATO FUTURE BRAND 7 Judge: Kresten Scheel (DK) Owner: Leelo Ratas (EE)

Weimaraner NOBISKRUG PLAYING ALLEGRO 8 Judge: Horst Kliebenstein (DE) Owner: Lenaerts Edwin & Kristina (BE)

Flat Coated Retriever CACI´S A BOY LIKE DADDY 9 Judge: Damir Skok (HR) Owner: Carina Östman o Mikael Persson (SE)

Afghan Hound AL-NACIRA BINT ROULA VON HAUSSMAN 10 Judge: Espen Engh (NO) Owner: E Levén, S Westerblad (SE) 6

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EUROPEAN SECTION SHOW – CELJE, SLOVENIA

Saluki SHIRAZ CALIFORNIA DREAMIN Judge: Marija Kavcic (SI) Owner: Eriksson Nicklas&Ingunn (SE) k a s o K

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THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN SECTION SHOW – LIMA, PERU

Afghan Hound ZURAH BINT RASHID VON HAUSS - MAN Judge: Miguel Ángel Martínez (AR) Owner: Ramón Podestá (CL)

EUKANUBA WORLD CHALLENGE – LONG BEACH, UNITED STATES

Italian Pointing Dog AXEL DEL MONTE ALAGO Judge: Carla Molinari (PT) Owner: Andrea Laruccia, Natalia Colombo, Anthony & Sheila A B U N A K U E

18 CHAPTER VIII OUR COMMISSIONS

FCI SHOW COMMISSION – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT The annual meeting in the FCI Show Commission was held The working party presented a first proposal for revised on February 6th and 7th in Warsaw together with the FCI FCI Show Regulations at the meeting in Warsaw 2010 Show Judges Commission. We would like to thank the which included some new ideas such as BOB and BOS, in - Polish Kennel Club for their hospitality and the largest troducing a best-of-sex class and a new grading, Champion number of delegates from 26 countries for attending and Quality, which were seriously discussed together with a lot thus giving power to the questions raised and decisions of other smaller adjustments to the regulations. A request made at this meeting. Proposals forwarded from 26 FCI was sent to the FCI-GC to start a process of looking into the member countries have to be considered seriously form present group nomenclature. The working party was asked our General Committee, and our Commission has also ex - to work further with the new proposal and present a sec - perienced a positive attitude from the GC to our proposals ond proposal at our meeting in 2011, and this has been and questions. Leif-Herman Wilberg, Nic Schwab and done by communication by e-mail. Wenche Eikeseth were reelected as President, vice-presi - dent and secretary. The discussions also revealed a need for recruiting and ed - ucating ring stewards and assistants, which is a neglected The Commission is concerned with the fact that entries for area in many countries where students are just brought in our shows seem to be declining. The general, difficult eco - as translators without the necessary knowledge of show nomic situation is believed to be the main reason for the regulations and ring procedures. The Commission decided decline, but our show regulations have been more or less to send a request to the FCI GC to send out a circular to the the same for 100 years, and every other sport or business FCI-NCOs to put this on their priority list. will always try to renew itself to attract more enthusiasts or customers. May be it is time for our organisation to look The European Judges Guide now includes the judges from for new ways of organising our shows. 20 different countries and at least two more important countries have started the process of joining. The list is be - The present situation shows that even though the FCI coming a very useful instrument for show organisers. Also Show Regulations is supposed to be valid in all FCI-NOs FCI-NCOs outside of Europe have been offered to join and and Contract partners, the interpretation and individual it is left up to the different sections to make similar differences are quite significant. In order to try and find arrangements as the European Section has done for their out what are the main differences, a working party elected FCI-NCOs. by the Show Commission in 2009 sent out a questionnaire to all the FCI-NCOs. The aim of the Show Commission is to The Commission expressed concern that the FCI-GC did not try and make the show regulations in the different FCI- consult the commission and the FCI-NCOs before intro - NCOs as uniform as possible, and also to try to develop our ducing the new CIE international show champion title, regulations in order to make life easier and our shows which caused a lot of discussions in many FCI-NCOs. more interesting for exhibitors, judges and spectators who travel word wide. Dog shows were introduced for evaluation of progeny and for selecting breeding stock. The Commission will con - The FCI Show Regulations are based on the quality evalu - tinue to discuss in which way the FCI can best contribute ation of the exhibits, with four different quality grades. The in producing quality dog shows that will help exhibitors questionnaire sent out showed that most dogs were and breeders in their search for the best breeding stock to awarded excellent, and when more and more countries produce high quality, sound dogs and at the same time award CAC in every adult class, the result is that most dogs contribute to satisfy the exhibitors competitive instincts. will gain their champion titles. The inferior quality of the champions will in turn reduce the overall quality of our The cooperation with the FCI Thuin Office has been good dog population. The question was raised if our system has and helpful in sending and translating the documents in outlived itself and we should adopt the English, American, preparation for our meeting. Australian system with no quality grading only competi - tion or if it is time to make a revision to try and reinstate Leif-Herman Wilberg the value of the quality grades and the champion title. President of the FCI Show Commission

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FCI COMMISSION FOR UTILITY DOGS – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT Meetings FCI International Judges’ Seminar 2010 Two meetings (Hämeenlinna/Finland) were held in 2010, In 2010, the Utility Dogs Commission organised the FCI which were attended by delegates from the FCI countries International Judges’ Seminar in Madrid/ Spain. These as well as representatives of the AWDF (American Working seminars are intended as further training for judges, with Dog Federation). I thank all the delegates present for their the aim of helping towards uniform assessment by the collaboration. judges. The judges are expected to serve as multipliers of this seminar in their countries and help to achieve the ob - FCI World Championships for Tracking Dogs 2010 jective of greater standardisation in the judging of the dogs The 2010 Tracking Dog World Championships were held in and dog handlers. This seminar was very well received, Grosuplje, Slovenia. I would like to extend my thanks for with 53 judges attending from 22 FCI countries, also in - the organisation, which was in the hands of Branko Pus cluding judges from the American Working Dog and his numerous assistants. The dogs, judged by Mr Federation. Dusan Majtas from Slovenia and Mr Udo Stachowiak from The FCI Commission for Utility Dogs would like to extend Germany, displayed remarkably good performances in its sincere gratitude to the speakers at this seminar, Grosuplje. The supervisor of the event was Mr Gerold Wilfried Schaepermeier – Germany, Edgar Scherkl – Schreyrer from Austria. Germany und Robert Markschlaeger – Austria, for the ef - The FCI Tracking Dog World Champion for 2010 was, for the fort they put into their presentations. The topic was: The second year, Eva Panaková from Bratislava (Slovakia) with adapted FCI IPO International Trials Regulations Manual, her German Shepherd Dog, “Tiko Betkin dvot”, 26.01.2003, as well as National and International Judging. IPO 3, SchH3, FH2, who scored a total of 189 points. Guidelines for the International Utility Dog Trials and In the national rankings, Slovakia was crowned World International Tracking Dog Trials Champion for 2010 with a total of 3,670 points. 3 x very good, 8 x good and 21 failed grades were awarded. These adapted guidelines for the International Utility Dog Trials and International Tracking Dog Trials, to be referred to by the term I.P.O. for everyone, were submitted to the FCI FCI World Championships for Utility Dogs 2010 in the form of a proposed amendment for approval in 2010. The 2010 FCI World Championships for Utility Dogs were held in Hämeenlinna/Finland on 16-19 September 2010 Mondioring with 103 competitors from 26 countries. The 2010 World Mondioring Championships were held in A big “thank you” is in order for the organisation by Mr Rotterdam/The Netherlands from 30 September to 3 Paavo Rapila and his assistants, as well as for the extremely October with 73 competitors from 21 countries. orderly and conscientious way in which the event was con - ducted. These World Championships were organised and Conclusion run to the great satisfaction of all those participating. To conclude, I would like to thank all the delegates of the The judges for the World Championships were Mr Nenad Utility Dogs Commission for their support and active co - Milojevic from Serbia (tracking), Mr Peter Mahlte Larsen operation. I also thank the FCI Executive for the very from Denmark (obedience) and Mr Hari Arcon from positive assessment of our motions, which also expresses Slovenia (protection). The supervisor of the event was Mr the high regard for our work. Wilfried Schäpermeier from Germany. My sincere thanks also go to the staff of the FCI office for First place (FCI World Champion 2010) went to Peter Scherk their good cooperation over the past year. from Germany with his Malinois Dog, Bendix vom Adlerauge, who scored a total of 291 points. In the national rankings, the title of 2010 Team World Champions was taken by Germany with a total of 865 points. Results; 4 x excellent, 17 x very good, 32 x good, 9 x satisfactory, 35 x Frans Jansen poor, 2 x sick, 4 x disqualification. President of the FCI Commission for Utility Dogs

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FCI OBEDIENCE COMMISSION – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT The year started off with the Joop de Reus memorial com - the work for the new rules at home, not only the typing petition in Belgium. There were 23 starters from 7 nations but the coordination work with all the delegates. in the FCI class. Like in previous years, it was a great suc - cess. The 2011 edition will be organised in Italy. The winners from the World Champion 2010 in Herning: The World Champion was held in Herning (DK) during the Teams World Dog Show. We had there, for the first time, a new system. There were two rings: half of the work took place First place: Denmark 822.75 points. in one ring and the other half was finished in ring two. Second place: Finland 819 points. There were two judges in each ring. After two days (Friday Third place: Norway 817.25 points. and Saturday), the team winners where known but the twenty best of both days competed on Sunday in the final under all four judges. The highest and lowest marks were not taken into account. It was an interesting event and be - Individual cause of this rule we could have 100 instead of 50 teams First place: Elina Nemi - Finland 283.25 points. competing. In Herning, we had 92 teams. The Judges came with Bordercollie TENDING BLUEY from Denmark, Germany, Finland and Austria. Second place: Christa Enquist – Finland 272.25 points. The organisation of this world winner was perfect and my - with Bordercollie TENDING VIGOR – thanks go to the Danish kennel club and, in particular, to Third place: Nina Manner – Finland 271.75 points. Hanne Madsen and Erling Olson. - with Bordercollie Tending HOTSPOR – But the year 2010 was also the year where we worked on new rules, especially in class one and two. This should Thank you to all the Kennelclubs who supported this sport come into function in 2011 after the FCI General Committee obedience and to the FCI which is always there when we gives its okay. The main point is that handlers may travel need help and advice. from one country to another and find the the rules like at home. Thank you to all the handlers: without their commitment, this sport would not survive. I have to give a great thank you to all the committee mem - bers for that load of work they have done during this year Johann Kurzbauer and a special thank to Carina Ranne Savander who did all President the FCI Obedience Commission

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FCI COMMISSION FOR SLED DOGS – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT The third meeting of the FCI Commission for Sled Dogs, A possible recommendation for all countries may be put originally planned to be held in Jyväskyla (Finland) on 17 forward at the next meeting. and 18 of April 2010 had to be postponed due to the prob - lems created by the Icelandic volcano. The meeting was 3. Based on a draft proposal from the president, the com - finally held in Helsinki on 25 and 26 of September 2010 at mission also worked on possible recommendations for the the invitation of the Finnish Kennel Club, Kennelliitto. education and nomination of FCI qualified working judges for sled dogs as they already exist in Finland and France, On this occasion, the commission had the opportunity to in order to be able, in the future, to award CACIT on selected experience the Finnish Working test for sled dogs live, in competitions and to deliver the working certificate needed Ohkola, and all members of the commission were im - to enter the Working dog class in shows. A revised proposal pressed by the high level and the perfect organisation of incorporating all the remarks made during the meeting this test. will be prepared and will serve as a basis for discussion and The Commission reelected its Board. Mr Franco Mannato possibly adoption at the next meeting. (France) was reelected chairman, Mr Henrik Soeborg 4. The commission also worked on guidelines on how dogs (Denmark), vice-chairman and Mrs Eveline Koch (Sweden) should be tested in order to be allowed to enter the as secretary. Working class in dog shows. These guidelines will be de - During the two days of the meeting, the work of the com - signed to first help countries new in this activity and mission focused on the following issues: which need some guidance. Later the commission will 1. The evaluation of the Finnish Working test that shows work towards harmonising the existing national rules. and evaluates the working ability of sled dogs, either as In addition to these issues, the commission was very wor - leaders or team dogs. In Finland, dogs passing this test are ried by the new EU regulations that affect travelling with allowed to enter the Working class in dog shows. The com - more than 5 dogs and which may be dramatically disrup - mission was unanimous in saying that the test is excellent, tive for sled dogs sports. The chairman contacted the EU easy to perform and with clear rules. However, at interna - Commission in Brussels. tional level, the commission considered that this working test should also be completed with one racing test in order Finally, the commission agreed that the next meeting to add the measurement of two additional qualities for should take place, by end of April, early May 2011, possibly sled dogs such as endurance and speed. in Italy. 2. Additional information coming from countries that are Franco Mannato not (yet) members of the commission was under scrutiny. President of the FCI Commission for Sled Dogs

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FCI LEGAL COMMISSION – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT During the year 2010 the Legal Commission of the FCI did nection with copyright matters, the execution of sanctions not hold a meeting. A frequent correspondence took place and kennel name problems. between the Executive Director and the President of the Franz Scheibler Legal Commission concerning the legal situation in con - President of the FCI Legal Commission

FCI COMMISSION FOR HOUNDS OF THE 6TH GROUP – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT The annual meeting of the FCI Commission for Hounds of Six couples competed in the couple-class. the 6th Group took place in Martigny, Switzerland on Prize-list couples October 9th, 2010. Mr Gustafsson was elected Chairman for the next two years. Mr Docrovolny was elected 1. Segugi Italiani Italy 252/400 Secretary (minutes) for the next two years. Chairman of 2. Segugi Itakiani Italy 230/400 the jury for the next two years: Mr Denayer was elected for the pack (couple) Jury and Mr Gustafsson for the solo dis - 3. Beagles Belgium 129/400 cipline. The other couples were not qualified. The 18th FCI European Cup Trials for Hounds was organ - ised by the Swiss Kennel Club on October10th, in Martigny. Prize-list individual 21 hounds from 8 countries competed in the solo-class, rep - 1st Segugio italiano Italy 130/200 VERY GOOD resenting 14 different breeds. 2nd Segugio italiano Italy 122/200 GOOD Prize-list 3rd Beagle Belgium 120/200 SOOD 1. Luzerner Hound Switzerland 1st prize, CACIT, 129 points

2. Halden Hound Norway 1st prize, resCACIT, 128 points The 19th European Cup will be organised by the 3. Luzerner Hound Switzerland 1st prize, 120 points Norwegian Kennel Club in Selbu, Trondelag, Norway on September 10th, 2011. 4. Jura Hound Switzerland 2nd prize, 114 points 5. Beagle Sweden 2nd prize, 108 points 6. Hamilton Hound Sweden 2nd prize, 107 points 7. Drever Finland 3rd prize, 72 points Curt-Christer Gustafsson President of the FCI Commission for Hounds 14 hounds were not qualified. of the 6th Group l o r n u g i s s n s e o b R

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FCI STANDARDS COMMISSION – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT MEMBERS OF THE FCI STANDARDS COMMISSION DURING with no translations. The standard and the examination 2010 WERE: report were approved by the GC. Renée Sporre-Willes, president Sweden The standard of the Thai Bangkaew Dog was also approved Hans Wiblishauser Germany and the GC appointed Renée Sporre-Willes and FCI all- round judge Mr Paul Stanton to examine the breed in Dr José Luis Payró Mexico Bangkok in Oct. 2010, in conjunction with the FCI Asian Jorge Nallem Uruguay and the Pacific Section Show. The examination was carried Jennifer Mulholland Ireland out “with standard in hand”. Although considered a very homogenous breed, a few more amendments to the stan - The meeting planned in Cancun on the Yucatán peninsula dard will be proposed to prevent tendencies to in Mexico for the last weekend in April had to be cancelled exaggerated features. Amendments will be viewed by the because of the eruption of volcanoes in Iceland which cre - Standards Commission at their Brussels meeting in 2011. ated ash clouds that caused air-traffic in Europe to a stand The Moscow Watchdog. This large watch/guard dog - said still. to be from crossbreeding of the Leonberger, the Russian As president of the Standards Commission I took the pre - flecked hound and the St Bernard - looks very similar to the cautions to cancel the meeting as, even if some of the latter. Both mandatory Commissions decided to put the delegates might have been able to get to Mexico there was General Committee’s proposal from their July meeting no assurance that flights would be able to land in Europe 2009 at test and required the country of origin (Russia) to in a foreseeable time. provide a DNA test showing that “the breed for which recognition is applied for is different from any “similar” The meeting was instead set to take place the 29th & 30th breeds”. of May, and in Cancun as previously planned. The Cancun meeting also had 12 completely revised stan - The Mexican Kennel Club provided yet again a splendid lo - dards, called “New” standards. Thanks to an extended and cation and it was very pleasant to be able to enjoy lovely excellent collaboration with RKF’s representatives we had weather, excellent food and service during the little free new standards for several Russian breeds that for far too time we had. We had an unusually tall agenda. The long had not been updated. The new standards were: Standards Commission had never before had so many items in one meeting. Only thanks to the members’ perse - Black Terrier; Central Asia Shepherd Dog; Caucasian verance and hard work we managed to finish all items late Shepherd Dog; Russian-European Laika; East Siberian Laika Saturday night. and West Siberian Laika. Mr Wiblishauser was not able to attend the Cancun meet - As well as new standards for the English breeds Parson ing for health reasons. I went to Münich on the 19th of May Russell Terrier and Collie Rough and the Dutch breed to meet Mr Wiblishauser and view the agenda and the en - Nederlandse Kooikerhondje and Croatia’s Dalmatian, all closures. Hence all members in the Standards Commission were approved by the GC in Dortmund, Oct. 2010. participated in the Cancun work. There were 30 British breeds with amended standards. The Some of the Commissions’ proposals from the Vienna English KC has now closed a several-year-long viewing of meeting 2009 are featured below with the General the texts from a health perspective: Committee’s resolutions: Chow Chow, Sussex Spaniel, Afghan Hound, Airedale The GC agreed to add the text “and on the dogs ability to Terrier, Basset Hound, Bedlington Terrier, Bulldog, perform its traditional work” as last sentence under the Bullmastiff, Clumber Spaniel, Fox Terrier Smooth, obligatory Faults clause, for breeds concerned. Greyhound, Labrador Retriever, Lhasa Apso, Mastiff, Shih Tzu, Tibetan Terrier, Otterhound, Bull Terrier, Mexican Proposal for addition to rules for recognition of “new” Hairless Dog, West Highland White Terrier, Manchester breeds. The GC prefers an obligatory DNA test showing Terrier, Norwich Terrier, Norfolk Terrier, Old English that the breed in question is different from any “similar” Sheepdog, Pug, Beagle, Skye Terrier, Welsh Terrier, Scottish breed. Terrier, Chinese Crested Dog, King Charles Spaniel. All were Proposal of use of the captions “disqualifying faults” versus approved by the GC in Dortmund, Oct. 2010. “eliminating faults”. The GC approved to use “disqualify - It has also been agreed that all British standards published ing faults” in standards (for show) instead of “eliminating by the FCI will be adapted to the FCI Model Standard; hence faults”. From now on “eliminating faults” will only be used the two obligatory sentences under Disqualifying Faults in when excluded from breeding. FCI standards will also be included, i.e. The GC has also agreed that British breed’s standards be • Aggressive or overly shy dogs. no longer published with imperial measures (inches and lbs). Measures (cms & kgs) will be the ones published by • Any dog clearly showing physical or behavioural abnor - the country of origin. malities shall be disqualified There were three new breeds on the Cancun agenda. 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their standards. It is now approved to use it in the FCI stan - • To have a size and weight limit in every standard in order dards. to combat extreme features. The GC added the following statement: “any change considered to be against the We also had four amended Italian standards in Cancun. health of a particular breed will be rejected in any FCI stan - ENCI and its Technical Judges Committee (2010) had been dard”. very co-operative, hence we finished the Italian Greyhound and the Lagotto Romagnolo and they were approved by the GC in Dortmund, Oct. 2010. But the Commission had • The proposal to have an educational illustration with the questions for the Cane Corso and the Neapolitan Mastiff dog’s topographical anatomy on the back cover of all FCI so they are expected back from ENCI to be viewed again at standards was agreed by the General Committee. Present the 2011 Commission meeting. and former president of the FCI Standards Commission (Mr R. Triquet) will prepare the material, the GC informed. “Any The two German standards, Large Münsterländer and new, amended or republished standard will carry this il - Hovawart - that by an unfortunate mistake had been de - lustration at the back. The FCI website will be amended layed at an earlier meeting, which I apologise for - were (section “standards and nomenclature”) accordingly too”. reviewed. Both were approved by the GC in Dortmund, Oct. 2010. The GC, asked in 2009 for both Commissions’ views on The third German breed was the German Shepherd Dog crossbreeding between varieties and to prepare and com - which was discussed with the Scientific Commission at the plete an extended proposal, breed by breed. This is a very request of the VDH to establish a variety of Long stockhaar important issue, hence the Commissions invited the coat – once a disqualifying fault – which seemed very con - breeds’ countries of origin for a dialogue before issuing any tradictory to FCI policy. Both mandatory Commissions final proposals. A questionnaire was sent out early 2010 were strongly against to close the studbook and to grant but with a rather limited timespan for answers, the ques - CACIBs immediately. However, the long-haired variety and tionnaire is to be re-written and sent out again in 2011. a standard outside the FCI model format were granted by the GC at a meeting in August 2010. I would like to thank my colleagues and the Scientific Commission for the excellent collaboration and of course The GC at its July meeting in Vienna also approved the fol - thank the staff at the FCI’s General Secretariat in Thuin for lowing amendments to the guidelines in the FCI Model their professional help, as well as the General Committee standard: for their support. • “Wording asking for surgical procedure will be rejected in any FCI standard”, for instance, wording like “dewclaws Renée Sporre-Willes to be removed” etc. President of the FCI Standards Commission

Very typical Thai Bangkaew Dog examined in Bangkok, Oct. 2010. The colouring often gives this attractive “striped” effect. Rounded flecks are less common. The president of the Thai KC, Mrs Suntrangkoon had - together with the breed people - done their utmost to gather as many dogs as possible, a difficult task as Thailand at that time suffered from severe flooding in the Bangkok area. A good number of TBD were gathered and it was a pleasure to see their sound homo - geneity and true Asian Spitz type.

The event was honoured by HRH Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol who owns several TBD. The Princess interviewed us about the FCI procedure to have the breed provision - ally recognised. The Princess - casually dressed in jeans and T-shirt – can be seen greeting a TBD dog of excellent type, with a very appreciated colouring. In a red cardigan behind the dog is Mrs Suntrangkoon and, according to Royal court code in Thailand, no one can stand when close to the Royal family. Hence the friendly conversations were held with people kneeling

The charming Thai Bangkaew Dog is highly appreciated for its disposition and looks. HRH Princess Bajrakitiyabha had brought two of her own dogs to the show; she is hold - ing one of them, while in conversation with Mr Paul Stanton. We were very grateful for the Princess’ interest in the breed since, usually, photographing is not allowed close to the Royal family. However, the show photographer could provide us with this unique footage that we have the right to publish in the FCI Annual Report.

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FCI SCIENTIFIC COMMISSION – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT In the year under review, the Scientific Commission was new breeds and the required documentary proof of, offered the possibility to meet for a working session with among other things, 8 differing blood lines. its members. This event took place at the same time and venue as the annual meeting of the Standards Dr. Villalobos presented his revised list of abbreviations for Commission. This made it possible to organise a joint major canine diseases in various languages. The final list is working and discussion meeting on the second day in the to be forwarded to the General Committee for its informa - normal manner in addition to the separate Commission tion and for subsequent distribution to the Kennel Clubs, sessions. The meetings were held in Cancun on 19 and 30 after being examined by the members of the Commission. May at the kind invitation of the Federación Canófila Mexicana. The Commission furthermore decided that, in the case of different diagnoses of hip dysplasia by national experts, Besides these annual working sessions of both Commis- the ruling by the FCI Appeal Board shall be final and can - sions, the latter were also invited by the Board for the first not be influenced by further examinations. All X-ray time in October to send one representative each to the images must be submitted to the Appeal Board. General Committee meeting to be held in Dortmund in October. Mrs Sporre-Willes and Prof. Trainin were given The planned discussion on the results of the ad hoc group the opportunity to explain proposals made by their on breed standards and the FCI activities concerning in - Commissions, comment on decisions taken by the Board ternational cooperation was essentially moved to the joint and conduct an intensive exchange of views. meeting with the Standards Commission. The fruitful discussions eventually led to the Board decid - The Board’s consent to the request by the Scientific ing at the suggestion of Prof. Trainin to invite one delegate Commission to make direct contact with corresponding from each Commission to a meeting in the future. groups from the AKC and KC for the purpose of developing The agenda of the meeting in Cancun included the elec - a common strategy to improve the health of purebred dogs tion of the President of the Scientific Commission for the is of particular significance. next two years. The President in office for more than the last twenty years, Prof. Wilhelm Brass, explained that he In conclusion, it can be said that the cooperation between would no longer be able to stand as a candidate for per - the Standards Commission and the Scientific Commission sonal reasons. On account of the members being surprised is very good, as is the contact with the General Committee. by this decision and Prof. Denis not being able to attend, it Special thanks are due to the President, Hans W. Müller, was decided unanimously to postpone the election of the and the Executive Director Yves De Clercq for their under - President to the next meeting. Prof. Brass will continue to standing of the Commission’s interests. act as President until then, with the assistance of Prof. Trainin. The Scientific Commission also dealt with the examination Wilhelm Brass of applications made for the provisional recognition of President of the FCI Scientific Commission

FCI COMMISSION FOR SPANIELS – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT Since my appointment as President of the FCI Commission During the meeting in France in September 2009 the Rules for Spaniels, in Stockolm in March 2008, we have reorgan - of the European Cup and the alterations of the Rules "A", ised the European Cup which was not carried out for many that had never been modified since 1992, were discussed. years. Both Rules will be discussed during the next meeting, to be scheduled as soon as possible but, anyway, within the The 1st edition was in Italy in November 2008, the second was end of March, as required by some delegates. in France in November 2009 and the third was in Spain in November 2010. These two Rules, as well the Dutch proposal to organise the 2011 European Cup, will be dealt and submitted for ap - The Netherlands proposed its candidature for the next edi - proval. tion. This bet has not been easy to overcome in its Domenico Coradeschi organisation, but we were successful. President of the FCI Commission for Spaniels t n o m u a e B e d e i l a h t a N

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FCI AGILITY COMMISSION – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT The FCI Agility Commission is now comprised of 32 coun - pedigree would like to have a purebred as their next dog, if tries that practise the Agility discipline and which have only in the hope of taking part in the World appointed a delegate. Championships.

It meets twice a year, at the beginning of February in the Many thanks to Slovakia and Germany, organisers of the country organising the year’s Agility World Champion- 2010 Senior and Junior European Opens respectively. ships, and the second meeting takes place at the end of the World Championships. In 2010, the Commission began to work on proposals for changes to the Agility Regulations, which will take effect The 2010 World Championships were held successfully In on 1 January 2012 after the agreement of the FCI’s General Rieden, Germany on 1-3 October, with entries from 34 coun - Committee. tries. Very good organisation and an excellent atmosphere provided a positive image of our discipline. The large num - The final choice of amendments to be proposed to the FCI ber of visitors was able to see the progress of the 395 will be made at the next meeting of the Commission on 5 dog/handler teams that competed in an admirably sport - and 6 February 2011. ing and friendly spirit. A big thank you to Germany for its perfect organisation of these World Championships and As happens every year, I would like to highlight the excel - for the warm welcome extended to us. lent work carried out by the members of the Agility Commission, who have always operated in a constructive The next Agility World Championships will be held in and friendly spirit. I would like to thank them for their de - Liévin, France on 7 - 9 October 2011. France is honoured to voted service to dog-lovers and canine organisations and be entrusted with this prestigious event and will make all for the honesty and friendship they have always shown the necessary arrangements to ensure that this global en - me. counter will be worthy of the World Championships. The Commission thanks president Müller, all of the mem - As has been the case every year since its inauguration, the bers of the General Committee, as well as the Executive Senior and Junior European Open was a great success. Director Yves De Clercq for their enduring support and More than 600 dogs came together to honour the Agility wants to assure them of its commitment to successfully discipline and the FCI, and these international encounters completing the mission with which it has been entrusted. were very well received by the public, who greatly appre - ciate the fact that the FCI is open to pure-bred dogs of Jean-Paul Petitdidier purebred appearance. Many owners of dogs without a President of the FCI Agility Commission k a v o N o s a S

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FCI COMMISSION FOR SIGHTHOUNDS RACES – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT The annual meeting of our commission was held in the owners. On Sunday evening, after 3 days of hard work, Rabapatona, Hungary on September 3rd 2010, in combina - the team-leader of the German team, Mr. Frank Schmidt, tion with the FCI World Championship - Races in the same gave a big compliment to the organisation team and the weekend. coursing master, Mrs Françoise Degas-Bourrasset, with a Mr Martin Haas, Germany, was reelected as president of present from the German team. the commission, and also Mr Henk Hendricks, Belgium, as Results secretary, for the next two years. Breed Name of the dog Sex Owner Points The following points were treated in the discussions: Afghan Hound Tari-Suleika F Zürcher (CH) 530 (45/41) of Goldenqueen In 2011 the 100 year FCI-Jubilee Race will be held in Afghan Hound Tian Shan M Schmid (DE) 530 (38/36) vom Mandelberg Germany, on the 4th and 5th of June. Azawakh U'Soon Jaouhara M Gueny (FR) 505 (12/10) Shahel Mr Hedberg (SE) proposed the formation of a working Azawakh Meliha of Silverdale F Roeder/Naumann (DE) 529 group for drafting all amendments to the rulebook. This (13/11) Borzoi (51/50) Turgai's Jashma F Franz (DE) 521 was approved by the delegates. Were appointed as mem - Borzoi (33/30) Urkoff des Crocs M Kolbasin (BE) 520 bers to the working group: Mr Haas (DE), Mr Hedberg (SE), de la Moliere Polish Greyhound Anosh Aziza M Müller Bloch (CH) 525 Mr Martin (FR) and Mr Hendricks (BE). (12/12) men Tara Deerhound Islay's Ghualainn F Johannsen (DE) 510 Proposal from France to modify the regulations with re - (18/17) gard to establishing the results at European Deerhound Atchafalaya M Boxhoorn (DE) 507 (10/10) Gaelic Braveheart Championships. After discussion a vote was taken on the Spanish Greyhound Zakeya's F Hoverberg (SE) 523 proposal, with the following result: 1 in favour, 11 against (17/17) Mizz Merizza Spanish Greyhound Don Juan M reuser (NL) 528 and 2 abstentions. (11/10) of Little Milwaukee Greyhound Delfina F Kalinovskiy (RUS) 516 To avoid further occurrences with dogs under the age stip - (15/12) ulated in the regulations, the text was to be amended to Greyhound Sansone della Caveja M Verlicchi (IT) 528 (13/11) include a reference to § 1.4.2, whereby racing or coursing Irish Wolfhound Flower of F Köcher (AT) 517 results were only recognised as qualifications for FCI title (14/10) Twilight Zone Irish Wolfhound Flower of F Köcher (AT) 517 events when dogs were older than 18 months (or 15 months (14/10) Twilight Zone in the case of whippets and Italian greyhounds). Irish Wolfhound Casino Royal M Maison (FR) 505 (12/12) du Grand Chien The following locations for future championships were de Culann Hungarian Greyhound Szoborkerti Claes Dereumax (BE) 518 agreed: (20/15) Merges Nikol Hungarian Greyhound Várvitéz M Nagy (HU) 520 Year Event Country Delegate (13/11) Szell of the Commission Pharaoh Hound Tat-Teterra F Biemans (NL) 521 2011 100 years Germany (14/13) Tifla Gwida FCI Jubilee race Ibizan Podenco Daphne M Gradet-Coppey (FR) 545 (13/11) des Coteaux 2011 European Coursing The Netherlands Mr Iser (BE) de Soubirous Championship Saluki (51/44) Jinn'iya Al'Ain F Bergerweiß (DE) 533 2011 European Racing Belgium Mr Will (NL) Al Asmaanii Championship Saluki (54/46) Carim-mizai al Firdous M Jurgens (CH) 527 Arabian Greyhound Di aïa de la F Kohler (CH) 531 2012 European Coursing Hungary Mrs Kuerová (CZ) (22/21) Bérondière Championship Arabian Greyhound Wahad Bersheba's M van der Wees/Camenis (CH) 540 2012 World Racing France to be determined (19/19) Championship Whippet (53/49) Moira Ayort Back F Valentová (CZ) 531 Whippet Dondeestascorazon M Piazza (IT) 532 2013 European Coursing Germany to be determined (58/52) Championship Italian Greyhound SOLTAR'S F Mäntysaari (FI) 531 2013 World Racing Switzerland Mr Martin (FR) (17/16) FLEUR-DE-LIS Championship Italian Greyhound Vertragus M Ghetti (IT) 526 (18/16) Zefiro The next meeting of the commission will be held in Beringen on Friday September 2nd, 2011, were the working Officials: FCI European Championship - Coursing, 23- group will present its proposals for amendments to the 25/6/2010, Chardonnay (FR) rulebook. Friday June 23rd Saturday June 24th Sunday June 25th Field nr 1 Field nr 1 Field nr 1 FCI European Championship - Coursing, 23-25/6/2010, Enrico BORILE (IT) Marina FRANZ (DE) Alain LACOMBE (FR) Chardonnay (FR) Bernard LEFEVRE (FR) Claude KLEIN (FR) Leandro LEANDRI (IT) The FCI European Championship - Coursing took place on Jan SCOTLAND (DE) Kurt MULLER (CH) Gert ZEKERT (DE) Field nr 2 Field nr 2 Field nr 2 the 23rd, 24th and 25th of July 2010 in Chardonnay, France, Milan BERGL (CZ) Jean Pierre ANCIAUX (BE) Tony VANDERBRULE (BE) with 654 participants from 17 nations. The most successful Hubert ISER (BE) Daniel COSTES (FR) Bernard LASSIGNARDIE (FR) Hannes KRAPFENBAUER (AT) Tamas PAGANY (HU) Els SIEBEL (NL) countries of this event were: RESERVE RESERVE RESERVE Germany with 6 Champions, Switzerland 5, France and Ralf LÖWE (DE) Gert ZEKERT (DE) Ralf LÖWE (DE) Italy 3, Belgium and The Netherlands with 2 and Sweden, Paul COLLEY (BE) Heike SCHWARZ (DE) Stephan ZIGAN (DE) Jean Pierre ANCIAUX (BE) Dagmar KOHL (DE) Dagmar KOLH (DE) Russia, Austria, Hungy, Czech Republic and Finland with 1 Claude KLEIN (FR) Hannes KRAPFENBAUER (AT) Helge KRONSTEINER (AT) Champion title. Daniel COSTES (FR) Gustaaf GILLEMOT (BE) Hannes KRAPFENBAUER (AT) Bernard LASSIGNARDIE (FR) Bernard LASSIGNARDIE (FR) Daniel COSTE (FR) It was a big challenge for the organisation, the judges and Leandro LEANDRI (IT) Alain LACOMBE (FR) Bernard LEFEVRE (FR)

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FCI-World Championship – Races, 4-5/9/2010, Rabapatona (HU) Rabapatona, a small town in Hungary, was once again the place to be for the main event in sighthounds racing in September 2010. 450 dogs of 15 nations took part in this big event. It was a pity that the organisation met some problems which resulted in the last finals on both days to be run in the dark with a just partly functioning illumination. Due to that the honouring of the finalists lasted till late in the evening. For example on Saturday it was only completed by 10 p.m. The most successful countries of this event were: Germany with 7 Champions, Austria, Czech Republic and Hungary with 3 Champions and France, Finland and Switzerland with 1 Champion.

Results: Breed Names of the dog Sex Owner (nationality) Distance Time in seconds Afghan Hound Paschdou's Zayna F Haidle (DE) 480 m 36.15 Afghan Hound Cassedy's Dragon M Scharfe (DE) 480 m 35.95 Azawakh Bastien's Warui M Gaischnek (AT) 480 m 38.05 Borzoi Simonház Szépe Ánina F Nagy (HU) 480 m o.Z. Borzoi Kuskaya´s Grischa M Traxler (CH) 480 m 37.17 Spanish Narooma Brantome M Provenzano (FI) 480 m 33.01 Greyhound Greyhound Salomé F Arnold (DE) 480 m 29.98 vom Monarchenhügel Greyhound Quo Vadis R Prölss (DE) 480 m 29.34 vom Monarchenhügel Irish Wolfhound Flower of R Köcher (AT) 480 m 40.35 mixed Twilight Zone A Hungarian Dévaj Pompás F Gschwendner (AT) 480 m 32.43 Greyhound Hungarian Csíkos Jaguár Titusz M Fülöp (HU) 480 m 31.43 Greyhound Pharaoh Aken Asis Ammut F Patzak (CZ) 480 m 40.82 Hound Saluki Medea z Farsistanu F Mazánková (CZ) 480 m 34.70 Saluki Abu Khan El Hor Al Jawf WR M Fischetti (D)E 480 m 33.85 Arabian Dagash Ksar Ghilane M Schwarzat (DE) 480 m 34.19 Greyhound Whippet Simply Heurekas Amy F Merkel (DE) 360 m 23.28 Whippet Dévaj Viktor M Gyarmati (HU) 360 m 22.99 Italian Soltar´s Fleur-de-lis F Mantysaari (FI) 360 m 29.70 Greyhound Italian Braien De Marte Moor CZ M Mildner (CZ) 360 m 29.42 Greyhound

Jury members at FCI-World Championship – Races, 4-5 September 2010, Rabapatona: 04.09.2010: Mrs Rita Egger (At) and Molnár Ágnes (HU), Mr Jozef Kaffka (SK), Konrad Alfréd (HU), Ronny Metdepenningen (BE) und Franz-Bernhard Ehlert (DE). 05.09.2010: Mrs Lida Will (NL) and Yvonne Jordaens (BE), Mr Konrad Alfréd (HU), Harry Waelbers (BE), Roger z n

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FCI COMMISSION FOR EARTH DOGS – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT The World Canine Organisation (FCI) has the most varied Smooth Fox Terriers and 19 Dachshunds worldwide! section commissions - 16 of them – to advise it and its The Earth Dogs Commission awards and supervises the an - General Committee and to give recommendations with re - nual European Cup trials run by the FCI. At present, it is gard to inspection and possible implementation. The only the German Hunting Terrier and Dachshund commissions do not have any decision-making powers. Associations under the patronage of the FCI that conduct One of these many commissions represents the interests such trials. The hosts alternate between the national asso - of Earth Dogs. The name of the commission conveys that ciations that are able, in relation to game stocks and the work domain of hunting dogs working below ground infrastructure, to hold such top-class trials entered by for predatory game is represented here. The requirements teams from all over the world. Only the national associa - for such work greatly restrict the breeds with the neces - tions are entitled to register teams for these trials. The dogs sary inherent predispositions. In the final analysis, this and handlers have already demonstrated their readiness leaves the dachshunds and a small number of terrier to perform beforehand. The conditions for admittance are breeds that display the required innate dispositions such established in each set of FCI trials regulations. as keenness for predatory game, courage, toughness, ap - propriate anatomical constellation and physical strength, New FCI rules and trials regulations as well as an understanding of hunting. The national as - sociations affiliated to the FCI can, on request, apply for a At its meeting held in October 2010, the FCI General seat on the Earth Dogs Commission. Each authorised na - Committee adopted the enforcement of three new rules tional association determines an expert to represent the from 1 January 2011. These are: interests of its organisation. However, priority is to be given • International Working Championship (CIT). Special pro - to the interests of the FCI in the international domain. visions for earth dogs Looking for the Earth Dogs Commission in the FCI archive • Europa Cup Trials (ECP) for Earth Dogs. Rules reveals comments about trials for dachshunds in the min - utes of the Copenhagen executive meeting of 1936, but no • FCI International Versatility Trials (InterVp) for mention of an Earth Dogs Commission. Dachshunds. New trials regulations. 1949 – a commission for earth dogs appears in the minutes. All relevant FCI rules and trials regulations concerning 1950 – a commission for dachshunds appears in the docu - earth dogs will be posted on the website as soon as possi - mentation. ble. The FCI website can be found at www.fci.be. 1976 – the Earth Dogs Commission is mentioned for the In principle, it can be stated that a CACIT can only be first time. awarded at trials for which the FCI has issued approval for the carrying-out of such trials and the FCI trials regulations The following cynological experts have presided over earth lodged with the FCI Secretariat are applied. dogs in the FCI since the end of World War II: In the case of Dachshund clubs that want to organise and 1950-1975 Dr. Robert Bandel (DE) hold versatility trials with the awarding of candidature 1976-1996 Fritz Flückiger (CH) (CACIT) for the FCI CIT title, it is extremely important to note that the International Versatility Trials Regulations 1997-2009 Gerhard Held (AT) (IntVp), in accordance with page 55 of the PO DTK, are no since 2010 Robert Osterwalder (CH) longer valid as FCI trials from 1 January 2011! The organiser The main task of the Commission for Earth Dogs is the must apply the FCI “InterVp” trials regulations from that drawing-up of trials regulations under which a candida - date. ture for the title of “Champion International de Travail” These differ substantially from the DTK trials regulations (CIT) from the FCI may be awarded. The abbreviation of the on a small number of points. candidature for this sought-after title is “CACIT”, standing for “Certificat d’Aptitude au Championnat International de We request those responsible to inform themselves in good Travail”. time and draw the attention of the dog handlers involved who would like to complete an FCI “InterVp” with their Contention can only be awarded to a dog for outstanding four-legged friends to the new situation. performance at trials approved by the FCI. The trials regu - lations under which a CACIT can be awarded are drawn up Special thanks go to Ms Graziella Soravia for going to the by the Earth Dogs Commission, adopted by the meeting of trouble of delving into the deepest catacombs of the FCI delegates of the Earth Dogs Commission and implemented archive room to bring the data used above from oblivion by the FCI. The list of the trials regulations is lodged in an to the light of day. annex with the FCI, e.g.: • International trials after the gunshot for German Hunting Terriers (InterPndS) • International Versatility Trials for Dachshunds (InterVp) • Versatile Hunting Trials for Dachshunds (InterVGP) Robert Osterwalder In 2009, the title of “Champion International de Travail” President of the FCI Commission was only awarded to one German Hunting Terrier, four for Earth Dogs

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FCI COMMISSION FOR CONTINENTAL POINTERS – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT 1. Commission Board members of some neighbour communes. The morning customary -President: Mr Antonio M. Fernández (Spain). national teams and judges presentation parade was in the nearby ‘Centre National des Scouts’, followed by the de - -1st Vice-president: Mr Jacques Goubie (France). parture of all participants to the four fields. Chosen among -2nd Vice-president: Mr Peter Bahlke (The Netherlands). the best available for their suitability, the fields used were found of excellent quality for their ground conditions, 2. Commission meetings cover and game. At the end of the trials, an awarding and The commission customary annual meeting was held in farewell ceremony was held in Château Landon's Foyer Nemours, France, on March 28th, 2010. The commission Rural. proposed regulations amendments to the General 55 dogs of 12 different countries registered in the country Committee that where accepted, successfully projected teams, out of them 45 competed: Belgium (4 dogs), Croatia and supervised the Spring European Cup for Continental (4 dogs), Denmark (4 dogs), Spain (4 dogs), France (4 dogs), Pointers, and decided the hosting countries and organizers Greece (4 dogs), The Netherlands (4 dogs), Italy (4 dogs), up to 2014. The commission also informed and advised the Poland (4 dogs), Czech Republic (2 dogs) Russia (3 dogs) and General Secretariat on different matters and exhorted the Sweden (4 dogs); and 10 more were stand-by dogs. canine organisations of not member countries to join its meetings, inviting their leading authorities present at the The new individual Champion of Europe was "Bingo", a Cup of Europe. Once more we must congratulate ourselves German shorthaired pointer male from Croatia led by Mr. for the excellent cooperation and spirit of mutual respect Hari Herak. Italy was the Champion Team for 2010 with 3 among our members, all our meetings took place in per - dogs classified. fect harmony. For their high contribution to our goals, my We hope that this annual meeting on European fields gratitude to all our members. keeps on favouring good relationship and friendship among participants in benefit of our beloved continental 3. The Spring European Cup for Continental Pointers 2010 pointers. (France) And again, my most sincere thanks to the FCI’s Secretariat The commission thanks the Société Centrale Canine de for their great collaboration, and very especially to Mr. Yves France and its organising team for the excellent organisa - De Clercq. tion and the participation attained, their hospitality was one of the event’s highlights. The Cup took place on Antonio M. Fernández Monday, March 29th, in the fields of Château Landon and President of the FCI Commission for Continental Pointers z e d n á n r e F

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FCI SHOW JUDGES COMMISSION – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT Our Annual meeting was held, as usual, in the first week of board over the last year. We have send our work to the FCI February. Our hosts were our Polish colleagues in Warsaw. board and asked them to decide about this complete We are grateful to the Polish Kennel Club for their hospi - Judges Regulations. tality and our memories for an educative, meaningful and Nonetheless, we hope to be able to discuss in the future be - agreeable weekend. forehand the decisions that the FCI Board will take Following a detailed discussion in Warsaw of the codes of concerning Show Judges. We refer to the decision con - commitment for show judges and a basic view concerning cerning Double Bookings for one weekend as well as the training of show judges in all countries, we translated your August 2010 FCI Board decision on general rules regarding opinions and comments into two concepts which have stricter assessment of dogs with over-typification and in - been put to the FCI board for approval. They were discussed herited or behavioural impairments. Unfortunately, we and a decision was taken in October 2010. were not consulted on these initial steps. In addition to preparing these two notices, the agenda this year included the following items as a theme: Show judges appearing as having two residential ad - dresses (in different countries); A Code of Conduct for show judges, as an Appendix to the Rules for Show Judges; Organisation of a Show Judges Congress during the Euro show 2011 in Leeuwarden (Netherlands). The Congress will be entitled “Picture Perfect, without exaggeration”, with attention being paid to countering exaggeration in the breeding of pedigree dogs and associated assessments. Election of a new Board for our Commission. The FCI Show Judges Commission Board comprised the following mem - In addition to discussing topics on our Board, Board mem - bers in 2010: bers tackled these individually and other matters with FCI Horst Kliebenstein, chairman (Germany) board representatives and questions from our colleagues Carla Molinari, vice-chairman (Portugal) concerning training and other subjects were answered by John Wauben, secretary (The Netherlands) email or in person. Our chairman, Vice Chairman and Secretary met twice this We thank Yves De Clercq and his colleagues from the FCI year, in Lisbon in the spring and in Amsterdam in the au - Thuin office for the way in which our documents were at tumn, the latter meeting being concerned with preparing all times sent promptly and correctly translated to our the agenda for February 2011. Two topics were discussed in members and our thanks also go to the FCI Board member the past year. You will largely find these mentioned on the Tamàs Jakkel who supported and defended our views on agenda. the basis of his "show judges portfolio". We are pleased to note that the FCI Board approved our 2010 passed quickly. A year in which social pressures on proposed “Code of commitment to the welfare of pure bred our dogs and on ourselves as show judges intensified con - dogs” for show judges in October 2010 with a very small siderably in many countries. We must jointly make a number of textual changes, as this is an innovative concept strong case for promoting fine but, especially, healthy and for our Federation. The appendix for the Show Judges social dogs as well, to ensure that cynology does not, in one Regulations regarding training met as well with the FCI or other country, end up in due course in an irreversible Board approval in principle. downward spiral. That will have to be a basic theme of our discussions and concerns in the coming years. The wish of the FCI board was that those regulations be a real part if the Judgers regulations and not an appendix. Your board of the commission was asked to compare the Judges regulations with the appendix we agreed upon last year and integrate both the Judges and the education ap - pendix into one new Judges regulations. This we have Horst Kliebenstein done. We also integrated some other decisions from the President of the FCI Show Judges Commission

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FCI COMMISSION FOR BRITISH POINTERS – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT The meeting of the commission was held in Serbia on the a lot of wild game. We are providing them with assistance occasion of the European Grande Quête Championship and in training judges, in organisation and above all in the dif - in conjunction with the meeting of the World ferent FCI regulations, i.e. putting them into practice. Championships' organising committee. Dog handlers have been there to demonstrate how to lead It took place in an excellent atmosphere, as was the case dogs in Fields. with the Field trials before and after the Championship. It took place without a CACIT competition. These are regions that will without doubt soon be holding events, as it is difficult to find sufficient places where a Serbia is again stepping in on behalf of Belgium in 2011. large number of trials can be held. The commission is very worried about wild game, which The commission remains astonished at the decisions of the unfortunately is now only to be found in just a few coun - General Committee, which are taken without consulting tries - in Eastern Europe, Greece and Spain. the commissions. But we have not yet given up hope of re - This poses a great number of problems when organising lations becoming closer. major trials. The Secretary, the Chairman of the Pointer Club International, Mr. Dorn, the German delegate and myself have been to Russia and Ukraine a number of times. These Henri Göldlin von Tiefenau are developing countries with regard to cynology and have President of the FCI Commission for British Pointers h c s t i p p o K o t t O

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FCI COMMISSION FOR RESCUE DOGS – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT Meetings FCI national organisations. The FCI Rescue Dog Two meetings were held in 2010 (17-18 April in Milan, Italy Commission had appointed Mr Vladimir Kuchta from the and 23 August in Bergamo, Italy) which were attended by Czech Republic and Mr Leif Sundberg from Sweden to delegates from the FCI countries. We were also able to wel - judge the performances for obedience and dexterity. The come the delegates of the AWDF (American Working Dog area search work was judged by Joop Meijer from The Federation) as guests. Netherlands, tracking work by Walter Hoffmann from Germany and rubble search work by Alois Russegger from The FCI World Championships for Rescue Dog Teams in Austria. Bergamo (IT) were discussed at the meeting on 17-18 April. All of the designated FCI judges are experienced practi - The Rescue Dog judges designated for the FCI World tioners and made a substantial contribution to the success Championships for the team competition were as follows: of the event. Supervisor: Mr Detlef Kühn Germany The competition itself was conducted in a very fair and Tracking: Mr Walter Hoffmann Germany sporting manner by the competing teams, providing a great deal of excitement and satisfactory to excellent per - Area search: Mr Joop Meijer The Netherlands formances from the first to the last team. Rubble search: Mr Alois Russegger Austria In the obedience and dexterity section, 17 teams entered Obedience/dexterity: Mr Leif Sundberg Sweden from the 20 national teams registered. Mr Jaroslav Zedlak Czech Republic The best results were achieved by the German national team (area search) with 189 points, closely followed by the The FCI World Championships Czech national team (rubble work) with 182 points. Third for Rescue Dog Sport Teams 2010 place was taken by the Finnish team (area search) with 179. The FCI World Championships for Rescue Dog Sport Teams Italy was crowned FCI Team World Champion with a very were held in Bergamo (IT) on 19-22 August under the lead - commanding 377 points in the tracking section. ership of the ENCI (Ente Nazionale della Cionofilia Italiana). The area search specialists came from nine countries and Giovanni Martinelli and Alpini Section of Bergamo offered provided for a very exciting competition. At the end, the their guests a World Championship in Lombardy (IT), rankings were topped by the Finnish national team with a which set high standards. fault-free search, making the Finns the FCI World Those who had the privilege of being there can go into rap - Champions with 439 points. Second place went to Italy tures about how lovingly Giovanni Martinelli carried out with 393 points, securing the team the runners-up position his preparations, organised the running of the World in the FCI World Championships in the area search section. Championships and how each high point was followed by Germany took third place with 387 points. another, to the great joy of the FCI representatives. The FCI France won the rubble search section by a clear margin. Rescue Dog World Team Championships in Italy were su - With 422 points, the team clearly left seven national teams perlative and a worthy representation of the rescue dog trailing, securing them the title of FCI World Team work in the FCI. The centrally located arena in Nembro Champions 2010 in the rubble search discipline. France with all its additional facilities was embedded in the was followed by FCI World Champion runner-up Italy Alpine landscape of Lombardy, providing ideal conditions which, with 412 points, secured its third trophy, making it for the competition. the most successful team in these World Championships. The area search section was held in a recreational area of Third position was taken by the Slovenian national team Milan known as Pineta di Clusone, an undulating valley with 411 points, just one solitary point behind the World with interesting flora, simply ideal for our area search Champion runners-up. teams. The most successful team with the most competitors came A 5,000 square metre rubble area was set up in Ospitaletto from Italy in 2010. With one FCI World Champion title in for the rubble search section which was a match for any the tracking section and two World Championship run - test area in the world. A further high point had been se - ners-up titles in the area and rubble search disciplines, the lected for the tracking specialists at Valle di Tede Onorede. hosts left their guests trailing. However, our friends from Lombardy/Italy also knew how to rise to the occasion even The journey there by the participating search teams, offi - above and beyond the sporting action. cials and spectators in the special Alpini vehicles was A helicopter was kept available during the event to take of - adventurous enough. Then we finally reached a small, nar - ficials and representatives of the press to the various event row valley that provided a tracking area on lush meadows, venues and for aerial photos. The cuisine of the region was wooded areas, as well as overgrown stony areas which had excellently presented at numerous receptions, celebrations to be searched under real conditions. and during the competitions. The trophies and gifts for the Teams from Ukraine, Argentina, Czech Republic, Finland, guests had been selected and made with a great deal of France, Germany, Japan, Slovenia, Hungary and Italy had loving care and very tastefully. The list of guests of honour registered, overall a very good cross-section of the affiliated has been compiled in a dignified way and included such

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top-class names as Antonio Sarti, Clara Poli, Eli Perdetti, Both revised documents were presented to the FCI Giorgio Prandelli, Fausto Carrara, Francesco Balducci and Executive in 2010 after assessments by the members of the Dr Wolfgang Zörner, to name but a few. FCI Rescue Dog Commission. The International Rules for Team Competition in Rescue Dog Sport were approved by International Trials Regulations for the FCI and IRO the FCI Executive in October 2010. Rescue Dog Trials and the International Rules for Team Competition in FCI and IRO Rescue Dog Sport Conclusion At the request of the FCI Rescue Dog Commission and the In conclusion, I would like to thank all the delegates to the IRO, a joint working group was set to revise the Rescue Dog Commission for their support and active col - International Trials Regulations for rescue dog trials, as laboration. I also thank the FCI General Committee for well as the International Rules for Team Competition in dealing with our motions in a positive way, which also ex - Rescue Dog Sport. presses the high regard for our work. My sincere thanks also go the staff of the FCI Bureau for their very good co - The working group commenced its activities in December operation. 2008 and held various meetings in 2009. A draft of these two revised documents will be sent to all FCI members on the FCI Rescue Dog Commission for their assessment. After the responses have been received, the two documents will then be reviewed again and sent to all the members of the Frans Jansen FCI Rescue Dog Commission. President of the FCI Commission for Rescue Dogs

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FCI COMMISSION FOR RETRIEVERS – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT The top events in 2010 were the International Working Test Dike, Bengt Djurberg/SE J(J)CH Jobeshill Iago, and Leif (IWT) organised in Norway and the European Field Trial Liljeblad/SE J(J)CH Lockthorn Tiddle. Championship held in Germany. Number 2 was Sweden Free Team with team members The IWT 2010 was arranged in Norway by the Norwegian Cecilia Lindh/Stolthetens Hail Fellow Casey, Inga-Lena Retriever Club (Norsk Retrieverklubb). It was one of the Liljeblad/Justlike Furious Ferret and Morgan Thorell/SE major events of the Norwegian Retriever Club’s 50th J(J)CH NO JCH Moorman's Double Diamond Ale Anniversary. Number 3 was Germany National Team with team mem - They had their own web-pages, www.iwt2010.no where bers Rosemarie Ilg/Tauvechan Rocket, Michael all entries were made electronically and where the team Groener/Bailey of Sinders Stream Valley and Angelika members and fans from all over the world could follow and Evans/Jacklaine's Amber Joplin get updated information on the planning and especially on the results from each test during the event. The final re - During these days also a meeting was arranged where 1 sults were published within 1 hour after the price member from each country participated. Hungary had ceremony. sent the message that they wanted to arrange the IWT 2011, and so they will. The hosting country for 2012 was not The IWT 2010 was arranged on the weekend of 17-18 July decided upon, though there is hope that Switzerland will at Kalnes Agricultural School and Farm (Kalnes take up this challenge. videregående skole), at the outskirts of the city of Sarpsborg in the south-east part of Norway, a short drive Every year a European field trial championship for retriev - on the E 6 from the border to Sweden. The grounds at ers takes place. In 2010 the individual retriever Kalnes offered a variety of opportunities, including open championship (ICC, Individual Challenge Cup) was held in fields, hillsides, forest, open water and water vegetation. Germany on the well managed shooting grounds at The competition was judged by 5 well-experienced British Kalbeck and Moyland. We had the pleasure of running our judges: Peter Cole, John Drury, John Greeves, Tony Parnell top event on the best small-game grounds Germany has and Stanley Tweedy. Thirty-four teams from different to offer. countries made entries, but only 29 started. They were 7 The German retriever Club (DRC) took up de heavy re - teams from Denmark, 4 teams from Finland, 4 teams from sponsibility to organise this top event, which was a Germany, 8 teams from Sweden, 1 team from Switzerland 'première' for Germany in the area of international field and 5 teams from Norway. trials. Thomas Wilk, the German delegate in the FCI On Friday afternoon, there was a get-together party at the Commission for Retrievers, used his influence adequately “Base Camp”, which was a hotel within a 4-minute drive to make Germany say yes to the request of the FCI com - from the area of the event. Most of the teams arrived on mission. Gereon Ting, the event manager, did a splendid Thursday and Friday, and many team members were join - job organising and managing the ICC; asking of his team of ing this “party”. helpers and himself sometimes more than what is possi - ble. On Saturday there were 5 tests and the teams were divided into 5 groups. All the tests were located within a 10-minute The ICC 2010 was comprised of two semi-finals on Friday walk from one test to another. And in the middle was the and a final on Saturday, with a total of 48 dogs participat - headquarters were lunch was served and where the spon - ing. The national teams, each consisting of four dogs, were sors had special offers for all team members and all registered for the competition by their sponsoring national spectators. The weather was sunny, but not too hot for the associations. The aim of the ICC is to rank the best dogs and dogs to do the tests. Water for the dogs was provided at handlers. As it is an individual competition, no ranking of many places. Saturday afternoon the IWT-dinner took national teams is made. Eight judges were invited to judge place at “Base Camp”. Most of the team members, their this ICC: Robin Wise, Bob Stobbart, Gwen and Mike Knox sponsors and fans, and many of the volunteers were pres - from England; Rony Michiels and Fons Exelmans from ent. Belgium; Anja Möller and Jörg Mente from Germany.

There were 5 tests on Sunday as well and all the 29 teams Four dogs with 'Excellent' at the semi-final in Kalbeck started with the points gained on Saturday. The tests on Excellent 1 with CACIT: Csaba Karai from Hungary with Sunday were different compared to Saturday, although the IFTCH Blackthorn Achenar tests were in nearly the same areas. The weather was the same as Saturday, and all the dogs performed well. Excellent 2 with RCACIT: Kurt Becksteiner from Austria with Int.FTCH.Doubleuse Helagsmountain Although a runoff for 3 teams (1 handler from each team) to rank the top 3 teams was needed, the price ceremony Excellent 3: Filip Bollen from Belgium with Starcreek Gust and the event were ended before schedule, which many of Excellent: Jan Lorenzen from Denmark with the team members appreciated, because they had a long Trompeterbakkens Dina drive back home. Most of the teams left Norway just after the price ceremony. Nine dogs with 'Excellent' at the semi-final in Moyland Winner of IWT 2010 was Sweden National Team 2 with Excellent 1 with CACIT: Rinus Heijmans from The team members Inga-Lena Djurberg/SE J(J)CH Searover Kit's Netherlands with Fellow of the Charmed Angel

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Excellent 2 with RCACIT: Dirk Volders from Belgium with Very good: Manuel Alonso Fauro from Spain with Braveur INT & BFTCH Enjoy des Quatre Cypres Caid Excellent 3: Heli Siitari from Finland with FI KVA SE KVA Very good: Lydia Goossens from Belgium with Rocketstar Polarfischer Brando Geoffrey Good: Jan Lorenzen from Denmark with Excellent 4: Tomi Sarkkinen from Finland with FI KVA SE Trompeterbakkens Dina KVA Blackthorn Bion Good: Kurt Becksteiner from Austria with Excellent 5: Manuel Alonso Fauro from Spain with Braveur Int.FTCH.Doubleuse Helagsmountain Caid The ICC on game and the International Working test on Excellent 6: Janne Lähteenaro from Finland with FIN KVA dummies were well organised and the websites were su - FIN KVA-FT DK KVA-FT Eagle Owl's Fobos perb. Dogs and handlers were tested in a fair and demanding way. Retriever people met each other in the Excellent 7: Ton Buijs from the Netherlands with Starcreek way … they want to meet each other. Drummer The annual meeting of The FCI Commission for Retrievers Excellent 8: Lydia Goossens from Belgium with Rocketstar was held on the 21th of November at Kleve in Germany Geoffrey where the ICC was held. After an introduction, the meet - Excellent 9: Laurence Maudet from France with Birdsgreen ing started with a minute's silence for Torstein Rudi, our Simply Granite Vice-president who died after a life dedicated to family, work and retrievers. The panel of judges decided that only the thirteen dogs We welcomed more than one new, promising delegate: with an Excellent were taken into the final. The final was Heike Klieber for Austria, Keld Jörgensen for Denmark and a real battle between the best. Of the thirteen 'Excellent' Öyvind Veel for Norway. After a constructive discussion dogs/handlers of the semi- finals, nine combinations man - some seemingly minor, but vital amendments to the field aged to get a qualification in the final. A better proof of trial rules were written down. Also some linguistic im - quality emerging out of a pool of quality cannot be given. provements to the FT and WT rules were discussed and approved. Heike Klieber was elected unanimously as Vice- Nine dogs with a qualification in the final: president. Her election is regarded as a real asset to the Excellent 1 with CACIT: Dirk Volders from Belgium with INT committee and the retriever community. & B-FTCH Enjoy des Quatre Cypres, ICC winner The minutes of the meeting and the amendments to the Excellent 2 with RCACIT: Laurence Maudet from France rules were sent to the FCI office. with Birdsgreen Simply Granite The national delegates and myself would like to thank the Excellent 3: Csaba Karai from Hungary with INTFTCH FCI for the support given. We are also grateful towards the Blackthorn Achenar retriever community for giving us more than one good rea - son to keep on working. Very good: Filip Bollen from Belgium with Starcreek Gust Very good: Rinus Heijmans from The Netherlands with Fons Exelmans Fellow of the Charmed Angel President of the FCI Commission for Retrievers v t t n n s b / y l . t i b / / : p t t h

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FCI BREEDING COMMISSION – 2010 ACTIVITY REPORT The annual meeting of the Breeding Commission was variations in Peruvian hairless should be registered nor - arranged in Paphos, Cyprus, on May 17th 2010, with excel - mally. lent hospitality and accomplishment by the president of the Cyprus Kennel Club, Erodotos Neufytou and his co- Export pedigrees issued by Serbian Kennel Club for dogs workers. bred by Slovenian citizens, who live in Slovenia and have a kennel name registered in Slovenia Representatives from the following member countries were present: Austria (Mrs Heliane Maissen-Jarisch), Background: Some breeders register litters in Serbia al - Belgium (Mr Roger van Hoenacker), Cyprus (Mr Erodotos though the litter is actually born in Slovenia and then Neufytou), Czech Republic (Dr Vlastimil Novotn), Estonia registered in Serbia with the Slovenian kennel name. This (Mrs Kärdi Maret), Finland (Dr Kirsi Sainio), Germany (Dr is mainly done to evade the rules of the Serbian Kennel Peter Friedrich), Hungary (Dr Miklós Levente), Italy (Ms Club. Maria Ceccarelli), Latvia (Ms Baiba Rumba), Norway (Dr Austria and some other countries have the same problem. Astrid Indrebø), Slovenia (Mrs Marija Kavcic), Sweden (Ms Britt-Marie Dornell) and Ukraine (Mrs Galina This is not in accordance with FCI Breeding Rules article 18: Kalinichenko), as well as Mr Kari Järvinen from FCI General A litter is registered with the stud book of the country Committee. where the owner of the bitch has his/her legal residence. The litter will bear his/her kennel name. Should the owner President: Dr Astrid Indrebø, Norway of the kennel name move to another country for a (un)de - Vice president: Ms Maissen-Jarish, Austria termined period, it is up to him/her to transfer his/her Secretary: Dr Kirsi Sainio, Finland kennel name in due time before the litter is born. He/she has to apply for the transfer to the new canine organisa - Important issues at the meeting, put forward to the tion and this organisation has to inform, then, the FCI. General Committee Further to this transfer, the owner of the kennel name is allowed to breed exclusively in the country where he/she Peruvian Hairless Dog – recognition of the hairy variation transferred his/her kennel name. Results from the last session (2009) – follow up at the pres - ent meeting The commission has proposed that the Slovenian Kennel Club should send a letter to the Serbian Kennel Club that The mutation that causes the hairlessness in Peruvian hair - the kennel names are registered in Slovenia – therefore a less is semi-lethal, and it is impossible to breed these dogs litter for the Slovenian registered kennel name cannot be without the hairy wild type individuals. All Peruvian hair - registered by Serbia. less are heterozygote in response to this dominant gene; homozygote individuals die in uterus. In a mating of two The Breeding Commission has decided to send this issue Peruvian hairless an average of 1/3 (33%) of the litter will to the General Committee for further discussion and pos - be the hairy wild type. sible action.

This mutation is the same as in Chinese crested and Crossing (interbreeding) of close breed variations Mexican hairless (ref. Drögemüller C, Karlsson EK, Hytönen Proposal: FCI should encourage that close breed variants MK, Perloski M, Dolf G, Sainio K, Lohi H, Lindblad-Toh K, are allowed to be crossed in order to increase the gene pool Leeb T. Science. 2008 Sep 12;321(5895):1462.). In these breeds and improve health; it is not beneficial for healthy dog the hairy variation is recognised by the breed standard. breeding to have too small populations. At the meeting in Naples 2009, the Breeding Commission Interbreeding should also be done in other breeds to in - made this proposal to FCI General Committee: The com - crease the size of the gene pool. The commission also mission recommends that the hairy variation of Peruvian recommends that at the national and also international hairless should be recognised in the breed standard and level, more haplotype analysis should be done in order to registered if the parents are registered by FCI/national ca - get a better idea about the genetic variations within pop - nine organisation. The issue should be forwarded to the ulations. Scientific Commission and the Standard Commission for further action. The procedure made for the Mexican hair - FCI Breeding rules Art.13: Artificial insemination less by the Mexican Kennel Club should be followed. Background: The FCI Breeding Rules, art. 13 do not allow ar - Mr De Clercq has informed the commission that the pro - tificial insemination unless at least either the male or the posal has to be considered via the Kennel Club Peruano, as female has reproduced naturally before. This should be provided for by the FCI Statutes, Art.2g. changed because in many breeds the genetic pool is lim - Commissions’ decision 2010: If the Peruvian Kennel Club is ited and it should be possible to used frozen or fresh semen not willing to accept the hairy variation of Peruvian hair - even if neither the male nor the female has produced nat - less, the commission will again propose to the General urally before. Committee to accept the hairy variation of the breed. This It is stated in the FCI Breeding Strategy that any dog should is of great importance of the health of this breed, as it is be able to reproduce naturally; artificial insemination impossible to breed the hairless dogs without the hairy should not be used to overcome physical inabilities of the variation of the breed. The commission encourages FCI to dog. This is important for healthy dog breeding. It can also inform the National Kennel Organisations that the hairy

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be of great importance in many breeds and in many coun - One breeder – one kennel name (Standing Orders, Art. 9c) tries to use artificial insemination to improve health and Mr De Clercq has asked the Breeding Commission to make genetic diversity by import of semen or using semen from a proposal for the General Committee on the following sperm banks. It can also be beneficial for the welfare of the issue: Article 9, Standing Orders: Kennel names c) a breeder bitch if the sperm is sent for insemination instead of trans - cannot register more than one kennel name for all the porting the bitch for large distances to be mated naturally. breeds bred by him.

The FCI Breeding Rules, art 13: Artificial insemination is not Current understanding of this article: The owner/co-owner to be used on animals which have not reproduced natu - of a Kennel name cannot be owner/co-owner of a second rally before. Exceptions (either the male or the female has kennel name. In case the commission’s opinion would be not yet reproduced naturally) can be made by the National different from the current understanding, this point would Kennel Clubs in certain cases. then be discussed by the FCI General Committee and pos - sibly, subsequently, by the General Assembly in case of a possible change in the FCI Standing Orders. Proposal: FCI Breeding rules, Article 13, should be changed to: “Dogs should be able reproduce naturally. Artificial in - Proposal: The Breeding Commission supports the current semination should not be used on animals which have not understanding of Article 9 c in Standing orders; it should reproduced naturally before. Exceptions can be made by not be changed. the National Kennel Clubs to improve the health of the breed, welfare for the bitch or to preserve or increase the Recognition of poodles with different coat colours genetic pool within breed”. The Commission decision in Naples 2009: Germany will have a meeting with the French Kennel Club and Breed Club to find a solution. The Breeding Commission and the International coordination of research Show/Judges Commission will be informed about the so - in breeding programmes lution. Background: Dr. Peter Friedrich, Germany: International co - Follow-up: Peter Friedrich (Germany) informs that the operation in research programmes has been very useful for meeting was held with France. France does not intend to instance in Greyhound neuropathy, leading to a gene test change the breed standard, but it would be possible at the that can be used in breeding programmes. If such research national level to show these dogs. programmes are started, the information should be spread at the FCI home pages so that the collection of DNA and In Austria there are also two varieties of « multi-coloured data would be internationally more efficient. » poodles: black and tan as well as white and black; their owners and breeders want to show them. Proposal: The Breeding Commission proposes that infor - Commission proposal: FCI should encourage the National mation on research programmes concerning genetic Kennel Organisations to allow new colours in their na - diseases is made available on the FCI website. The com - tional breeds in order to prevent « new breeds » to be mission proposes to the General Committee to deal with started and registered. The Breeding Commission strongly this matter and eventually to send an information letter to supports these efforts. The negotiations about the poodles the National Kennel Clubs to collect this information to be should be continued. published on the FCI website. The breeding commission decided the coordination should be organised by Peter Astrid Indrebø Friedrich (Germany) and Kirsi Sainio (Finland). President of the FCI Breeding Commission

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FINANCIAL REPORT

BALANCE SHEETS (as of December 31st)

(in 1000 Euro) 2010 2009 ASSETS Fixed Assets Buildings and Building layout 87 114 Furniture and Hardware 18 21 Total Fixed Assets 105 135 Current Assets Trade Debtors 350 323 Other Debtors 16 7 Investments and cash money Investments 3130 2746 Cash at bank and in hand 106 148 Deferrals and accruals income 9 34 Total Current Assets 3611 3258 TOTAL ASSETS 3716 3393 LIABILITIES Social Fund Associative Funds (Patrimony) 1882 1882 Accumulated Profits 1134 936 Own Capital 3016 2818 Affected Funds for dismissal 232 182 Provisions 350 295 Total Social Fund 3598 3295 Creditors Trade Debts 53 39 Social Debts 65 59 Total Creditors 118 98 TOTAL LIABILITIES 3716 3393

Comments on the balance sheet as of 31.12.2010 Assets Liabilities Fixed Assets: this item reflects net values (i.e. deprecia - The increase in the item "Accumulated Profits" corresponds tion is taken into consideration). The gross values (i.e. to the 2010 financial profits. Statutory provisions for staff before depreciation) amount to 761,001 ¤ for property and are to be understood under "Affected fund for dismissal"; equipment and to 134,333 ¤ for furniture and computer the long-term objective is to have these grow - via annual hardware. subventions - to reach the annual payroll amount. The in - crease in "Provisions" is for the most part attributable to Current Assets: The item "Trade debtors" consists mainly the establishment of a provision covering the cost of the of assets with our members. 2011 GA and for an architectural competition relating to The relatively strong increase observed in item "Investments the expansion of our premises. At the same time, the provi - and cash" is largely explained by the sale of expired bonds. sions for the anniversary yearbook were raised by 20,000 ¤.

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PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT

(in 1000 Euro) 2010 2009 Diff. Operating income Turnover Subscriptions (member fees) 64 61 3 CACIB 1167 1058 109 Other CACI. 44 40 4 Kennel names 137 140 -3 Other 37 28 9 1449 1327 122 Other operating income Various (Magazine advertising and sponsoring) 97 88 9 Total operating income 1546 1415 131 Operating charges Remuneration 463 444 19 Social security costs 133 138 -5 Publications (Magazine Production and Postage) 136 107 29 Sections financial support 78 81 -3 Leasing and machine maintenance 37 43 -6 Stamps and telephone costs 51 67 -16 General assembly 0 30 -30 General committee and compulsory commissions 109 95 14 Task Force 26 0 26 Legal and accountancy fees 55 30 25 Translations, Marketing, Internet 40 47 -7 Office supplies, heating, electricity 26 29 -3 Other operating charges 127 64 63 Depreciation of fixed assets 35 34 1 Provisions (increase/decrease) 55 -7 62 Taxes 78-1 Total operating charges 1378 1210 168 Operating profit 168 205 -37 Financial income/loss 80 35 45 Affected fund (increase) -50 -50 0 Profit of the year 198 190 8 Depreciation of fixed assets 35 34 19 Cast Flow of the year 233 224 9

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Comments on the 2010 income statement Operating Income We were able to reduce expenditure on "Translations, The income deriving from international shows (CACIB Marketing, Internet" In comparison to the previous year, fees) rose by approx. 10% in the year under review. "Other operating charges " increased by 62,500 ¤, the con - The increase in the item “Various” under "Other operating sequence of the following expenditure items: income" is attributable to higher income from sponsors - Building layout 8,100 and advertising in the FCI magazine. - Special events (Jubilees etc.) 12,000 Operating Charges - FCI 100 year anniversary 31,600 The increase is for the most part attributable to increased - Partnership and Membership contracts 10,800 payments to staff (Remuneration) and to the use of tem - porary workers. The increase in the size of the FCI The increase in Provisions is mainly the result of the es - Magazine led to a rise in production costs. The reduction tablishment of provisions for the 2011 GA (released in the of postage costs is a result of the increased use of internet previous year), as well as for the 100th anniversary of the for disseminating general information and reports. In FCI and an architectural competition. years in which no GA takes place, the income statement Operating profit dropped by 37,000 ¤ to 168,000 ¤. contains no actual costs for the GA. However, in the years between GAs, provisions (see relevant entry) are included The increase in financial income is mainly attributable to for this purpose. the sale of expiring bonds. The increase in expenditure for meetings of the General Affected fund: cf. comments on the balance sheet item Committee and the mandatory commissions is attributa - "Affected Fund for dismissal". ble to an increase in the number of meetings. The result for the year amounts to 198,000 ¤, some 8,000 Expenditure totalling 26,000 ¤ was incurred in connection ¤ more than in the previous year and for the most part at - with the Task Force 2011 . tributable to the adjustments in the value of the stock portfolio (cf. item "Financial income"). The increase in expenditure for legal and accountancy fees is for the most part related to a number of current court Cash flow at 233,000 ¤ is 9,000 ¤ higher than in the previ - cases in Germany and Spain. ous year.

TREASURER’S REPORT

BALANCE SHEET 2010

4,000,000

3,000,000

2,000,0002,000,000

1,000,0001,000,000 ASSETS FUND

0 2010 ASSETS FUND

4,000,000 42

4,000,000

3,000,000

2,000,000

1,000,000

1,000,000 0 2010

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1,600,000

OPERATING INCOME 2010 1,450,000

1,600,000

1,300,000

1,450,0001,450,000

1,150,000 1,300,0001,300,000

1,150,0001,150,000

2010

2010 DETAILED OPERATING INCOME 2010

1,500,000,500,000 1,500,000

1,125,000 1,125,0001,125,000

750,000 750,000750,000

375,000 375,000

2010 0 2010 0

CACIBs CACITs Kennel Names Subscriptions Magazines Customer Interests

OPERATING CHARGES 2010 1,600,000

1,500,000

1,450,000

1,375,000

1,300,000 1,250,0001,250,000

1,150,000 1,125,000

1,000,000

Operating Charges 2010

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OPERATING PROFITS

180,000

135,000

90,000

45,000

2010 0

250,000 PROFITS FOR 2010

250,000 187,500

187,500

125,000

62,500

0 2010 0 2010

Proﬁt for the year available for appropriation Proﬁt to be carr ied forward

FCI

1,600,000

1,400,000

1,200,000 Turnover

1,000,000

800,000

600,000

400,000

200, 000 Profit of the year

0 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

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48 CHAPTER X FIGURES AND CHARTS

FIGURES AND CHARTS TITLES OF INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION AWARDED IN 2010 International Champion of Beauty (C.I.B.) 6564 Agility 6 International Working Champion (C.I.T.) 108 Cumulative Title of International Beauty and Races Champion 53 International Show Champion (C.I.E.) 1030 Obedience 3 Cumulative Title of International Beauty and Working Champion 12 Total 7776

DISTRIBUTION OF THESE TITLES PER COUNTRY BEAUTY Argentina 38 Estonia 76 Luxemburg 5 Russia 751 Australia 0 Finland 870 Macedonia 4 San Marino 3 Austria 78 France 568 Malaysia 2 Serbia 55 Azerbaijan 0 Georgia 0 Malta 0 Singapore 0 Bahrain 0 Germany 393 Mexico 147 Slovakia 96 Belarus 35 Gibraltar 0 Moldavia 0 Slovenia 38 Belgium 147 Great Britain 18 Monaco 0 Spain 89 Bolivia 0 Greece 9 Montenegro 5 Sri Lanka 0 Brazil 158 Guatemala 17 Morocco 0 Sweden 346 Bulgaria 16 Honduras 0 New-Zealand 0 Switzerland 98 Canada 0 Hong Kong 0 Nicaragua 0 Taiwan 27 Cezch Republic 397 Hungary 153 Norway 152 Thailand 0 Chile 8 Iceland 33 Pakistan 0 The Netherlands 157 China 6 India 0 Panama 3 Turkey 0 Colombia 2 Indonesia 0 Paraguay 1 Ukraine 100 Costa Rica 14 Ireland 53 Peru 2 United States 2 Croatia 37 Israel 27 Philippines 0 Uruguay 0 Cuba 9 Italy 477 Poland 287 Uzbekistan 0 Cyprus 9 Japan 199 Portugal 10 Venezuela 22 Denmark 118 Kazakhstan 3 Puerto Rico 37 Vietnam 0 Dominican Republic 0 Kirghizistan 0 Republic of South Africa 18 Ecuador 2 Latvia 68 Republic of South Korea 16 El Salvador 4 Lithuania 39 Romania 10

WORK Austria 4 France 16 Norway 4 The Netherlands 2 Belgium 1 Germany 8 Spain 2 Czech Republic 1 Hungary 2 Sweden 1 Finland 1 Italy 64 Switzerland 1

SHOW Austria 22 France 122 Italy 97 Russia 76 Belgium 44 Germany 64 Japan 1 Slovakia 12 Bulgaria 2 Great Britain 7 Latvia 5 Slovenia 1 Croatia 1 Greece 3 Lithuania 12 Spain 17 Czech Republic 63 Hungary 14 Luxemburg 3 Sweden 55 Denmark 28 Iceland 4 Norway 12 Switzerland 12 Estonia 7 Ireland 12 Poland 78 The Netherlands 71 Finland 149 Israel 7 Portugal 14 Ukraine 15

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BEAUTY AND WORK France 3 Italy 9

BEAUTY AND RACES Austria 4 France 3 Italy 5 Switzerland 4 Belgium 7 Germany 20 Slovakia 2 The Netherlands 3 Czech Republic 1 Hungary 2 Sweden 2

AGILITY Finland 4 Latvia 1 Norway 1

OBEDIENCE Finland 1 Italy 1 Norway 1

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Affenpinscher 9 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées PL 1 Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier 7 Polski Owczarek Podhalanski 12 Afghan Hound 75 Chien de Montagne des Pyrénées 26 Irish Red & White Setter 1 Porcelaine 1 Airedale Terrier 47 Chien de Saint Hubert 9 Irish Red Setter 13 Posavski Gonic 2 Akita 28 Chihuahua 118 Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Pug 47 Alaskan Malamute 37 Chin 36 Terrier 37 Puli 27 Alpenländische Dachsbracke 5 Chinese Crested Dog 50 Irish Terrier 25 Pumi 9 American Akita 21 Chow Chow 42 Irish Water Spaniel 3 Rhodesian Ridgeback 64 American Cocker Spaniel 56 Cirneco dell’Etna 9 Irish Wolfhound 34 Riesenschnauzer 32 American Staffordshire Terrier 45 Clumber Spaniel 9 Islenkur Fjarhundur 11 Rottweiler 48 American Water Spaniel 1 Collie Rough 60 Jack Russell Terrier 16 Rovidszörü Magyar Vizsla 8 Anglo-Français de petite venerie 1 Collie Smooth 39 Jämthund 6 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 44 Appenzeller Sennenhund 17 Coton de Tuléar 32 Jugoslovenski ovcarski Russkiy Tchiorny Terrier 49 Ariégeois 1 Curly Coated Retriever 10 pas Sarplaninac 5 Saarloos Wolfhond 2 Australian Cattle Dog 19 Dachshund 259 Kai 1 Saluki 51 Australian Kelpie 6 Dalmatinski pas 75 Karjalankarhukoira 7 Samoiedskaia Sabaka Australian Shepherd 36 Dandie Dinmont Terrier 15 Kavkazskaia Ovtcharka 20 (Samoyede) 50 Australian Silky Terrier 21 Deerhound 18 Kerry Blue Terrier 43 Schipperke 23 Australian Terrier 29 Deutsch Drahthaar 7 King Charles Spaniel 19 Schnauzer 75 Azawakh 8 Deutsch Kurzhaar 32 Kleiner Münsterländer 4 Schweizer Laufhund 3 Barbet 2 Deutsch Langhaar 1 Komondor 8 Schweizer Basenji 41 Deutsche Bracke 1 Korea Jindo Dog 1 Niederlaufhund 1 Basset Artésien Normand 7 Deutsche Dogge 123 Kromfohrländer 11 Scottish Terrier 62 Basset Fauve de Bretagne 1 Deutscher Boxer 57 Kuvasz 7 Sealyham Terrier 14 Basset Hound 30 Deutscher Jagdterrier 11 Labrador Retriever 76 Segugio Italiano a pelo forte 1 Bayrischer Gebirgsschweißhund 11 Deutscher Pinscher 20 Lagotto Romagnolo 16 Shar Pei 36 Beagle 57 Deutscher Schäferhund2 4 Lakeland Terrier 16 Shetland Sheepdog 77 Bearded Collie 50 Deutscher Spitz 125 Landseer (TCE) 15 Shiba 29 Bedlington Terrier 22 Deutscher Wachtelhund 2 Lapinporokoira 7 Shih Tzu 55 Berger de Beauce 7 Dobermann 64 Leonberger 36 Siberian Husky 73 Berger de Brie 13 Dogo Argentino 23 Lhasa Apso 51 Skye Terrier 20 Berner Sennenhund 66 Dogue de Bordeaux 33 Magyar Agar 4 Sloughi 10 Bichon à poil frisé 50 Do-Khi (Tibetan Mastiff) 27 Maltese 46 Slovensky Cuvac 8 Bichon Havanais 26 Drever 5 Manchester Terrier 18 Slovensky Kopov 1 Black & Tan Coonhound 1 Drovitzörü Magyar Vizsla 7 Mastiff 20 Spinone Italiano 4 Bolognese 11 English Cocker Spaniel 49 Mastin del Pirineo 5 Sredneasiatskaia Ovtcharka 14 Border Collie 19 English Pointer 23 Mastin Español 3 St.Bernardshund 45 Border Terrier 31 English Setter 27 Mastino Napoletano 13 Staffordshire Bull Terrier 48 Boston Terrier 32 English Springer Spaniel 17 Mudi 5 Suomenajokoira Bouledogue Français 60 English Toy Terrier 8 Nederlandse Kooikerhondje 12 (Finsk Stövare) 13 Bouvier des Ardennes 1 Entlebucher Sennenhund 9 Nederlandse Schapendoes 26 Suomenlapinkoira 10 Bouvier des Flandres 5 Epagneul Breton 24 Newfoundland 60 Suomenpystykorva Bracco Italiano 8 Epagneul Français 4 Nihon Supittsu 18 (Finsk Spets) 2 Braque d’Auvergne 3 Epagneul Nain Continental 58 Norfolk Terrier 19 Sussex Spaniel 1 Braque du Bourbonnais 1 Epagneul Picard 2 Norrbottenspets 1 Svensk Lapphund 6 Braque Français - type Pyrénées 2 Eurasier 23 Norsk Buhund 7 Terrier Brasileiro 14 Braque Saint-Germain 1 Field Spaniel 2 Norsk Elghund Grä 7 Thai Ridgeback Dog 5 Broholmer 1 Fila Brasileiro 14 Norsk Elghund Sort 3 Tibetan Spaniel 31 Bull Terrier 45 Flat Coated Retriever 30 Norsk Lundehund 8 Tibetan Terrier 31 Bulldog 49 Fox Terrier Smooth 37 Norwich Terrier 24 Tosa 7 Bullmastiff 34 Fox Terrier Wire 45 Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Vastgotaspets 20 Cairn Terrier 39 Galgo Español 12 Retriever 6 Volpino Italiano 2 Canaan Dog 1 Gascon Saintongeois 1 Ogar Polski 1 Vostotchno-Sibirskaia Laika 1 Cane Corso Italiano 28 Golden Retriever 66 Old English Sheepdog 51 Weimaraner 16 Cane da Pastore Bergamasco 1 Gordon Setter 11 Otterhound 1 Welsh Corgi Cardigan 26 Cane da Pastore Gos d’Atura Catala 10 Parson Russell Terrier 29 Welsh Corgi Pembroke 47 Maremmano/Abbruzzese 10 Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen 4 Pekingese 45 Welsh Springer Spaniel 22 Caniche 278 Greyhound 26 Perro de Agua Español 12 Welsh Terrier 19 Cao da Serra da Estrella 4 Griffon Belge 12 Perro Dogo Mallorquin 6 West Highland White Terrier 69 Cao da Serra de Aires 6 Griffon Bruxellois 37 Perro Sin Pelo del Perú 3 Whippet 71 Cao de Agua Portugês 17 Griffon d’Arrêt à poil dur 10 Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen 8 Xoloitzquintle 12 Cao Fila de San Miguel 4 Grosser Münsterländer 4 Petit Bleu de Gascogne 2 Yorkshire Terrier 118 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 50 Grosser Schweizer Sennenhund 13 Petit Brabançon 22 Zwergpinscher 50 Ceskoslovensky Vlcak 5 Hannoverscher Schweisshund 2 Petit Chien Lion 27 Zwergschnauzer 162 Cesky Fousek 3 Hokkaido 1 Pharaoh Hound 22 Cesky Terrier 11 Hollandse Herdershond 17 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 45 Chart Polski 9 Hovawart 16 Podenco Ibicenco 6 Chesapeake Bay Retriever 12 Hrvatski Ovcar 2 Podengo Portugues 14 Chien de Berger Belge 26 Ioujnorousskaia Ovtcharca 11 Polski Owczarek Nizinny 16

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WORK Ariégeois 1 English Cocker Spaniel 1 Irish Red and White Setter 1 Bracco Italiano 3 English Pointer 16 Irish Red Setter 2 Braque Français – Type Pyrénées 1 English Setter 25 Labrador Retriever 5 Chien de Berger Belge 1 English Springer Spaniel 2 Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen 1 Dachshund 13 Epagneul Breton 10 Spinone Italiano 1 Deutsch Drahtaar 3 Fox Terrier Wire 1 Suomenajokoira 1 Deutsch Kurzhaar 11 Gordon Setter 1 Suomenpystykorva 1 Deutscher Jagdterrier 2 Griffon d’Arrêt à Poil Dur 5

SHOW Airedale Terrier 4 Deutsch Kurzhaar 7 Irish Water Spaniel 5 Australian Kelpie 6 Deutsch Langhaar 2 Jack Russel Terrier 4 Barbet 1 Deutscher Boxer 25 Karjalankarhukoira 1 Basset Artésien Normand 4 Deutscher Jagdterrier 2 Kleiner Münsterländer 2 Basset Bleu de Gascogne 1 Deutscher Schäferhund 7 Labrador Retriever 38 Basset Hound 14 Deutscher Wachtelhund 1 Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever 12 Bayrischer Gebirgsschweisshund 8 Dobermann 20 Parson Russell Terrier 4 Beagle 46 Drentsche Patrijshond 4 Perdigueiro Portuguès 1 Berger de Beauce 14 Drever 2 Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen 10 Berger de Brie 42 Drotzörü Magyar Vizsla 4 Porcelaine 1 Berger Picard 8 English Cocker Spaniel 36 Riesenschnauzer 20 Border Collie 39 English Pointer 7 Rottweiler 10 Border Terrier 1 English Setter 24 Rövidszörü Magyar Vizsla 6 Bouvier des Ardennes 1 English Springer Spaniel 28 Schweizer Laufhund 6 Bouvier des Flandres 13 Epagneul Breton 11 Slovensky Kopov 1 Bracco Italiano 8 Epagneul de Pont-Audemer 1 Spinone Italiano 6 Braque d‘Auvergne 2 Field Spaniel 7 Stabyhoun 3 Braque du Bourbonnais 2 Flat Coated Retriever 29 Steirische Rauhhaar Bracke 1 Ceskoslovensky Vlcak 11 Fox Terrier Smooth 2 Suomenajokoira 1 Cesky Fousek 2 Fox Terrier Wire 3 Suomenpystykorva 2 Chesapeake Bay Retriever 3 Golden Retriever 29 Sussex Spaniel 4 Chien de Berger Belge 50 Gordon Setter 22 Vostotchno-Sibirskaïa Laïka 2 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées face rase 4 Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen 8 Weimaraner 26 Chien de Berger des Pyrénées poil long 8 Griffon d’Arrêt à poil dur 4 Welsh Springer Spaniel 16 Chien de Saint Hubert 3 Griffon Fauve de Bretagne 1 Welsh Terrier 3 Clumber Spaniel 7 Grosser Münsterländer 1 Wetterhound 1 Curly Coated Retriever 9 Hovawart 25 Zapadno-Sibirskaïa Laïka 2 Dachshund 177 Irish Red & White Setter 8 Deutsch Drahthaar 3 Irish Red Setter 31

BEAUTY AND WORK Deutsch Kurzhaa 3 Epagneul Breton 1 English Pointer 6 Irish Red and White Setter 1 English Setter 1

RACES Afghan Hound 10 Galgo Español 2 Russkaya Psovaya Borzaya 6 Azawakh 2 Irish Wolfhound 1 Saluki 10 Deerhound 1 Piccolo Levriero Italiano 3 Whippet 18

AGILITY Border Collie 2 Kromfohrländer 1 Border Terrier 1 Shetland Sheepdog 2

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OBEDIENCE Border Collie 3

CACIT OFFERED FOR COMPETITION Argentina 40 Finland 59 Montenegro Slovakia 27 Austria 44 France 270 (contract partner since 28/03/2007) Slovenia 3 Belarus 3 Germany 55 19 Spain 123 Belgium 40 Greece 197 Norway 72 Sweden 45 Bulgaria 23 Hungary 25 Poland 41 Switzerland 36 Croatie 69 Italy 501 Romania 2 The Netherlands 26 Cyprus 14 Japan 3 Russia 18 Ukraine 11 Czech Republic 133 Luxemburg 1 San Marino 4 Denmark 53 Macedonia 44 Serbia 137 Total 2138

KENNEL NAMES Argentina 1175 Ecuador 31 Kyrgyzstan 15 Portugal 93 Austria 225 El Salvador 1 Latvia 13 Puerto Rico 4 Azerbaijan 2 Estonia 62 Lithuania 155 Romania 78 Belarus 113 Finland 829 Luxemburg 18 Russia 994 Belgium 197 France 1804 Macedonia 12 Serbia 163 Bolivia 102 Georgia 2 Malta 106 Singapore 18 Brazil 1298 Germany 1023 Mexico 10 Slovakia 315 Bulgaria 83 Greece 101 Monaco 1 Slovenia 50 Chile 839 Guatemala 26 Montenegro (contract part - Spain 907 China 70 Hungary 1101 ner since 28/03/2007) 16 Sweden 1029 Colombia 84 Iceland 34 Morocco 2 Switzerland 139 Costa Rica 2 Ireland 241 Nicaragua 2 Taiwan 126 Croatia 96 Israel 41 Norway 427 The Netherlands 529 Cuba 14 Italy 325 Panama 3 Ukraine 727 Cyprus 13 Japan 3351 Paraguay 18 Uruguay 85 Czech Republic 1583 Kazakhstan 47 Peru 103 Uzbekistan 2 Denmark 279 Korea 262 Poland 1266 Venezuela 156

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FRANCE GIBRALTAR Alghero 16-17 Apr Vincennes 8-9 Jan (BRITISH OVERSEAS TERRITORY) Livorno 23-24 Apr Bordeaux 16 Jan Gibraltar 17 Sep Terni 25 Apr Beziers 22-23 Jan Gibraltar, 18 Sep Alessandria 1 May Troyes 5-6 Feb Ercolano 7-8 May Niort 12-13 Feb GREECE Rende 14 May Bourges 19-20 Feb Athens 2 Apr Rende 15 May Toulouse 26 Feb Athens 3 Apr Firenze 21-22 May Toulouse 27 Feb Athens 14 May Palermo 29 May Perigueux 5-6 Mar Athens 15 May Viterbo 2 Jun Montluçon 20 Mar Athens 25 Jun Torino 4 Jun Angers 27 Mar Athens 26 Jun Limoges 9-10 Apr Pisa 11 Jun Athens 15 Oct Pau 16-17 Apr Bari 12 Jun Athens 16 Oct Martigues 24-25 Apr Orvieto 18-19 Jun Amiens 30 Apr-1 May Rieti 3 Jul Saint Brieuc 8 May HUNGARY Santa Giusta 27-28 Aug Pontoise 14-15 May Szilvásvárad 23-24 Apr Rapallo 10-11 Sep Székesfehérvár 28 May Tours 22 May Bergamo 24-25 Sep Székesfehérvár 29 May Lyon 5 Jun Capena 1-2 Oct Douai 12 Jun Komárom 11 Jun Bastia Umbra 9 Oct Paris 7-10 Jul Komárom 12 Jun Brive 14-15 Aug Szombathely 16-17 Jul Campobasso 16 Oct Macon 10-11 Sep Debrecen, 27 Aug Reggio Calabria 29 Oct Besançon 17-18 Sep Debrecen, 28 Aug Messina 30 Oct Tarbes 25 Sep Hódmezovásárhely, 10-11 Sep Busto Arsizio 5-6 Nov Avignon 1-2 Oct Komárom, 1 Oct Foggia 13 Nov Poitiers 22 Oct Komárom, 2 Oct Genova 19 Nov Poitiers 23 Oct Genova 20 Nov Perpignan 29 Oct ICELAND Cremona 26-27 Nov Perpignan 30 Oct Reykjavik 26-27 Feb Verona 3-4 Dec Metz 5-6 Nov Reykjavik 27-28 Aug Erba 10-11 Dec Saint Etienne 12-13 Nov Reykjavik 19-20 Nov Rouen 3-4 Dec Nantes 11 Dec LATVIA IRELAND Riga 12-13 Mar GEORGIA Dublin 23 Apr Riga 11 Jun Clonmel 1 May Riga 12 Jun Tbilisi 7 May Dublin 27 Aug Riga 29-30 Oct Tbilisi 22 Oct Tbilisi 23 Oct ISRAEL LITHUANIA GERMANY Tel-Aviv 7 May Vilnius 19 -20 Mar Arad 22 Oct Molétai 28 -29 May Nu r̈ nberg 15-16 Jan Druskininkai 5 Aug Rheinberg 12-13 Feb Druskininkai 6 Aug Offenburg 12-13 Mar ITALY Rho 22-23 Jan Vilnius 17 Dec Mu n̈ chen 19-20 Mar Vilnius 18 Dec Berlin 2-3 Apr Padova 29-30 Jan Dresden 23-24 Apr Forli 5-6 Feb Dortmund 6-8 May Arezzo 12 Feb LUXEMBURG Neumu n̈ ster 4-5 Jun Arezzo 13 Feb Luxembourg 26-27 Mar Luxembourg 5-6 Nov Saarbru c̈ ken 12 Jun Ancona 26-27 Feb Erfurt 19 Jun Gonzaga 5-6 Mar Augsburg 23-24 Jul Ragusa 13 Mar MACEDONIA Bremen 30 Jul Reggio Emilia 19 Mar Skopje 1-2 Apr Ludwigshafen 6-7 Aug Skopje 30 Apr Reggio Emilia 20 Mar Leipzig 20-21 Aug Ohrid 26 Aug Eboli 26 Mar Rostock 8-9 Oct Ohrid 27 Aug Dortmund 14-16 Oct Eboli 27 Mar Ohrid 28 Aug Hannover 22-23 Oct Montichiari 2-3 Apr Skopje 24 Sep Stuttgart 5-6 Nov Chieti 9 Apr Prilep 22 Oct Kassel 11 Dec Chieti 10 Apr Skopje, 23 Oct

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MALTA Caldas da Raínha 20 Feb Rostov-Na-Donou 11 Sep Costa Azul 03 Apr Sochi 24 Sep Cottonera 26-27 Nov Viana do Castelo 17 Apr Vladivostok 24-25 Sep Elvas 7 May Moscow 8-9 Oct MOLDAVIA Lisboa 16 Jul Voronezh 23 Oct Chisinau 12 Mar Lisboa 17 Jul Nizhni Novgorod 05 Nov Chisinau 13 Mar Sintra 31 Jul Nizhni Novgorod 06 Nov Chisinau 11 Jun Estoril 21 Aug Ekaterinburg 19-20 Nov Chisinau 12 Jun. V.F. Campo(Azores) 4 Sep Novosibirsk 04 Dec Tiraspol 6 Aug Braga 13 Nov St-Petersburg 10 -11 Dec Tiraspol 7 Aug Santarém 27 Nov Chisinau 8 -9 Oct SAN MARINO (REP. OF) Chisinau 3 - 4 Dec ROMANIA San Marino 28-29 May Arad 26 Feb MONACO Arad 27 Feb SERBIA Slobozia 2 Apr Monaco (Espace Fontvieille) 22-23 Beograd 6 Mar Slobozia 3 Apr Apr Jagodina 26 Mar Satu Mare 16 Apr Kanjiza 27 Mar Satu Mare 17 Apr Smederevska Palanka 02 Apr MONTENEGRO Timisoara 30 Apr Zajecar 03 Apr Bar 30 Apr Timisoara 1 May Indija 09 Apr Podgorica 04 Jun Cluj Napoca 4 Jun Vrsac 10 Apr Cetinje 19 Jul Cluj Napoca 5 Jun Kragujevac 16 Apr Danilovgrad 20 Aug Sibiu 25 Jun Natalinci 17 Apr Bijelo Polje 1 Oct Sibiu 26 Jun Odzaci 23 Apr Constanta 30 Jul Vranje 01 May Constanta 31 Jul MOROCCO Nis 15 May Targu Mures 10 Sep Casablanca 28-29 May Subotica 22 May Targu Mures 11 Sep Ada 05 Jun Bucuresti 17 Sep NORWAY Sabac 12 Jun Bucuresti 18 Sep Irig 17 Jul Bo I Telemark 19-20 Feb Arad 8 Oct Sokobanja 30 Jul Harstad 19-20 Mar Arad 9 Oct Obrenovac 28 Aug Hordaland 9-10 Apr Baia Mare 23 Oct Leskovac 11 Sep Kristiansand 7-8 May Craiova 6 Nov Drammen 4-5 Jun Backatopola 18 Sep Trondheim 2-3 Jul Pozarevac 24 Sep Oslo 20-21 Aug RUSSIA Novisad 25 Sep Tromso 28 Aug St-Petersburg 26-27 Feb Beograd 6 Nov Rogaland 10-11 Sep Novosibirsk 12 Mar Hamar 8-9 Oct Krasnodar 13 Mar SLOVAKIA Moscow 26 Mar Lillestroem 26-27 Nov Trencin 22-23 Jan Moscow 27 Mar Presov 18-19-20 Feb Belgorod 3 Apr POLAND Bratislava 14 May Krasnodar 17 Apr Bratislava 15 May Glogow 28-30 Jan St-Petersburg 30 Apr, 01 May Rzeszow 19-20 Feb Nitra 4 Jun Samara 14-15 May Katowice 18-20 Mar Nitra 5 Jun Omsk 22 May Opole 30 Apr-1 May Kosice 23-24 Jul Stavropol 22 May Lodz 7-8 May Bratislava 20 Aug Rostov-Na-Donou 29 May Leszno 4-5 Jun Bratislava 21 Aug Vladivostok 29 May Szczecin 18-19 Jun Nitra 19 Nov Irkutsk 04 Jun Krakow 25-26 Jun Nitra 20 Nov Novorossijsk 05 Jun Warszawa 16-17Jul Tyumen 11-12 Jun Sopot 13-14 Aug Smolensk 19 Jun SLOVENIA Bialystok 27-28 Aug St-Petersburg 25 Jun Ljubljana 15 Jan Wroclaw 24-25 Sep St-Petersburg 26 Jun Tromostovje 16 Jan Poznan 22 Oct Kursk 24 Jul Maribor 7 May Poznan 23 Oct Kaliningrad 31 Jul Pohorje 8 May Kielce 19-20 Nov Chelyabinsk 13-14 Aug Bled 11 Jun Pskov 13-14 Aug Bled 12 Jun PORTUGAL Velikiy Novgorod 20-21 Aug Koper 1 Oct Porto 29 Jan Ulan-Ude 21 Aug Koper 2 Oct Porto 30 Jan Khabarovsk 10 Sep Vrtojba 12 Nov

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Sempeter 13 Nov Gällivare 18-19 Jun Echt 2-3 Jul Celje 17 Dec Tvaaker 15 Jul Rotterdam 27-28 Aug Pitea 16-17 Jul Leeuwarden 1-4 SEP SPAIN Köping 23-24 Jul Maastricht 24-25 Sep Zaragoza 13 Feb Ransäter 29 Jul Zwolle 1-2 Oct Granada 20 Feb Ransäter 30 Jul Bleiswijk 5-6 Nov Valladolid 27 Feb Ransäter 31 Jul Amsterdam 26-27 Nov Alcalá de Guadaira 6 Mar Svenstavik 6-7 Aug Wijchen 10-11-12 Dec Gerona 19-20 Mar Ronneby 13-14 Aug Vigo 27 Mar Norrköping/ UKRAINE Himmelstalund 20-21 Aug Oviedo 17 Apr Mykolayiv 27 Feb Eskilstuna 20-21 Aug San Sebastián 1 May Donetsk 5 Mar Visby 27 Aug Badajoz 7-8 May Donetsk 6 Mar Visby 28 Aug Tenerife 15 May Kyiv 16 Apr Gimo Herrgard 10-11 Sep Madrid 20-21 May Kyiv 17 Apr Madrid 21-22 May Högbo/Sandviken 17-18 Sep Sundsvall/Gärdeshov 8-9 Oct Mariupo 1 May Castellón 12 Jun Lviv 7 May Medina de Pomar 19 Jun Växjö 4-5-6 Nov Lviv 8 May Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 18-19 Jun Stockholm 10-11 Dec Odesa 14 May Portugalete 3 Jul Odesa 15 May Pamplona 11 Sep SWITZERLAND Luhansk 22 May León 25 Sep Fribourg 19 Feb Ternopil 12 Jun Talavera de la Reina 8 Oct Fribourg 20 Feb Poltava 2 Jul Talavera de la Reina 9 Oct St. Gallen 14 May Poltava 3 Jul Martorell 15-16 Oct St. Gallen 15 May Vélez-Málaga 23 Oct Donetsk 16 Jul Lausanne 15 Oct Uzhgorod 13 Aug Barcelona 29-30 Oct Lausanne 16 Oct Murcia 6 Nov Uzhgorod 14 Aug Bilbao 13 Nov Simferopol 10 Sep Jerez de la Frontera 19-20 Nov TURKEY Simferopol 11 Sep Mallorca 27 Nov Fribourg 19 Feb Zaporizhia 17 Sep Alicante 4 Dec Fribourg 20 Feb Zaporizhia 18 Sep Valencia 8 Dec St. Gallen 14 May Odesa 24 Sep Vinnytsia 25 Sep SWEDEN THE NETHERLANDS Odesa 16 Oct Kharkiv 22 Oct Göteborg 6 & 8 Jan Eindhoven 4-5-6 Feb Donetsk 5 Nov Göteborg 7 & 9 Jan Groningen 5-6 Mar Kyiv 10 - 11 Dec Malmö 19-20 Mar Leiden 19-20 Mar Hässleholm 21-22 May Leeuwarden 25 Apr Stockholm/Vallentuna 28-29 May Goes 14-15 May UZBEKISTAN Vänersborg 4-5 Jun Oss 27-28-29 May Tashkent 24 Apr Vännäs 11-12 Jun Arnhem 11-12-13 Jun Tashkent 25 Apr

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AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN ARGENTINA Guaratinguetá 21-22 May Manaus 12-13 Nov Rio de Janeiro 28 May Cordoba 6 Mar Natal 12-13 Nov Buenos Aires-FCA 7 Apr Rio de Janeiro 29 May Pelotas 12-13 Nov Buenos Aires-FCA 8 Apr Araçatuba 4-5 Jun Rio de Janeiro 12-13 Nov Buenos Aires-FCA 9 Apr Porto Alegre 4-5 Jun Cuiabá 26 Nov Buenos Aires-FCA 10 Apr Barbacena 11-12 Jun Campinas 26-27 Nov Santiago Del Estero 24 Apr Presidente Prudente 11-12 Jun Curitiba 26-27 Nov Necochea 1 May Sao Paulo 18-19 Jun Recife 26-27 Nov Rosario 8 May Santa Catarina 18-19 Jun Vitoria 26-27 Nov Gurupi 25-26 Jun Sante Fe 29 May Campo Grande 27 Nov Joinville 25 Jun San Luis 5 Jun Juazeiro do Norte 3-4 Dec Aracaju 2-3 Jul Buenos Aires 25 Jun Uberlandia 3-4 Dec Buenos Aires 26 Jun Belo Horizonte 2-3 Jul Sao José dos Campos 3-4 Dec Escobar 17 Jul Sao José dos Campos 2-3 Jul Atibaia 10-11 Dec Bahía Blanca 31 Jul Pelotas 9-10 Jul Luján 8 Aug Ribeirao Preto 9-10 Jul Betim 10-11 Dec San Salvador Jujuy 13 Aug Crato 15-16 Jul Esteio 10-11 Dec San Salvador Jujuy 14 Aug Florianopolis 16 Jul Fortaleza 10 Dec Lomas De Zamora 28 Aug Florianopolis 17 Jul Fortaleza 11 Dec Sante Fe 11 Sep Volta Redonda 23-24 Jul Sao Vicente 17-18 Dec Mendoza 30 Oct Bauru 23-24 Jul Mar Del Plata 13 Nov Sorocaba 30-31 Jul CHILE Buenos Aires-FCA 26 Nov Uberlandia 30-31 Jul Santiago 15-16 Jan Buenos Aires-FCA 27 Nov Jundiaí 6-7 Aug Santiago 5-6 Mar Villa Gesell 4 Dec Porto Alegre 6-7 Aug Santiago 11-12 Jun Petrópolis 13-14 Aug BOLIVIA Teresina 13-14 Aug Santiago 15 Oct Santiago Cochabamba 5-6 Feb Sao Vicente 20-21 Aug 16 Oct La Paz 26-27 Mar Brasília 27-28 Aug Santa Cruz 16 Apr Esteio 27-28 Aug Santa Cruz 17 Apr Santa Maria 27-28 May COLOMBIA Santa Cruz 17 Sep Sao José do Rio Preto 27-28 Aug Bogota 18 Mar Santa Cruz 18 Sep Marilia 3-4 Sep Bogota 19 Mar La Paz 29-30 Oct Rio de Janeiro 3-4 Sep Bogota 20 Mar Cochabamba 27 Nov Sao Bernardo do Campo 10-11Sep Bogota 21 Mar Santa Cruz 11 Dec Campina Grande 17-18 Sep Cali 30 Apr Campinas 17-18 Sep Cali 1 May BRAZIL Foz do Iguaçu 17-18 Sep Sao José dos Campos 29-30 Jan Araçatuba 24-25 Sep Juazeiro do Norte 5-6 Feb Juiz de Fora 24 Sep COSTA RICA Ribeirao Preto 5-6 Feb Juiz de Fora 25 Sep San José 26 Mar Sao José do Rio Preto 19-20 Feb Maceió 24-25 Sep San José 27 Mar Sao Paulo 26-27 Feb Santana do Livramento 24-25 Sep San José 27 May Sorocaba 5-6 Mar Guaratinguetá 1-2 Oct San José 28 May Presidente Prudente 12-13 Mar Salvador 1-2 Oct San José 29 May Esteio 12-13 Mar Londrina 8-9 Oct San José 26 Nov Sao Paulo 19-20 Mar Niterói 8-9 Oct San José 27 Nov Campinas 26-27 Mar Presidente Prudente 8-9 Oct Porto Alegre 26-27 Mar Salvador 8-9 Oct Sao Vicente 2-3 Apr Caxias do Sul 15-16 Oct CUBA Jundiaí 9-10 Apr Sao Paulo 15-16 Oct La Habana 21 Apr Marília 16-17 Apr Teresina 15-16 Oct La Habana 22 Apr Rio de Janeiro 16-17 Apr Ribeirao Preto 22-23 Oct La Habana 23 Apr Sao Bernardo 23-24 Apr Volta Redonda 22-23 Oct La Habana 24 Apr Atibaia 7-8 May Goiânia 29 Oct La Habana 10 Nov Campo Grande 7-8 May Campinas 29-30 Oct Cuiabá 7-8 May Brasília 30 Oct La Habana 11 Nov Niterói 7-8 May Jundiaí 5-6 Nov La Habana 12 Nov Campinas 14-15 May Porto Alegre 5-6 Nov La Habana 13 Nov

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ECUADOR MEXICO PERU Quito 22 Jan Mexico 26 Feb Lima 20 Mar Quito 23 Jan Mexico 26 Mar Arequipa 24 Apr Cuenca 26 Feb Mexico 27 Mar Lima 22 May Cuenca 27 Feb Mexico 18 Jun Lima 16 Jul Riobamba 2 Apr Mexico 16 Jul Lima 17 Jul Riobamba 3 Apr Mexico 15 Sep Arequipa 21 Aug Quito 30 Apr Mexico 16 Sep Lima 11 Sep Quito 1 May Mexico 17 Sep Cajamarca 9 Oct Guayaquil 28 May Mexico 18 Sep Lima 13 Nov Guayaquil 29 May Mexico 19 Nov Santo Domingo 2 Jul Mexico 8 Dec PUERTO RICO Santo Domingo 3 Jul Mexico 9 Dec San Juan 10 Mar Ibarra 7 Aug Mexico 10 Dec San Juan 11 Mar Mexico 11 Dec San Juan 12 Mar EL SALVADOR San Juan 13 Mar San Juan 3 Nov San Salvador 21 May NICARAGUA San Juan 4 Nov San Salvador 22 May Managua 12 Mar San Juan 5 Nov San Salvador 12 Nov Managua 13 Mar San Juan 6 Nov San Salvador 13 Nov Managua 12 Jun Managua 26 Nov GUATEMALA Managua 27 Nov REPUBLICA Guatemala 19Nov DOMINICANA Guatemala 20Nov PANAMA Santo Domingo 13 Oct Panama 11 Jun Santo Domingo 14 Oct Santo Domingo 15 Oct HONDURAS Santo Domingo 16 Oct Tegucigalpa 26 Feb PARAGUAY Tegucigalpa 27 Feb Asunción 6 Jun Tegucigalpa 30 Jul Asunción 13 Aug URUGUAY Tegucigalpa 31 Jul Asunción 14 Aug Punta Del Este 20 Feb Tegucigalpa 5 Nov Asunción 15 Aug Montevideo 1 Oct Tegucigalpa 6 Nov Asunción 10 Oct Montevideo 4 Dec

ASIA AND THE PACIFIC CHINA JAPAN MALAYSIA Ning Bo 12-13 Mar Chiba 30 Jan Kuala Lumpur 26 Mar Zheng Zhou 23-24 Apr Kanagawa 20 Feb Kuala Lumpur, 27 Mar Shen Yang, 14-15 May Aichi 6 Mar Kuala Lumpur 24 Sep Shanghai 28-29 May Kagawa 17 Apr Kuala Lumpur 25 Sep Shiga 8 May Nagano 19 Jun PAKISTAN HONG-KONG Saitama 2 Oct Kwun Tong 9 Oct Okayama 16 Oct Karachi 6 Feb Fukuoka 20 Nov Lahore 20 Feb INDONESIA Osaka 11 Dec Tokyo 18 Dec PHILIPPINES Jakarta 27 Feb Marikina 28 May Surabaya 8 May KIRGHIZISTAN Marikina 29 May Subang 10 Jul Bishkek 09 Apr Marikina 17 Sep Jogjakarta 9 Oct Bishkek 10 Apr Marikina 18 Sep Jakarta 11 Dec Bishkek 02 Oct Cebu 1 Oct

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Cebu 2 Oct SINGAPORE Taipei 16 Oct Marikina 17 Dec Hwi Yoh 20 Mar Taichung 13 Nov Marikina 18 Dec Singapore 16 Oct Taiinan 11 Dec

REP. OF KOREA TAIWAN THAILAND Taipei 16 Jan Gyeonggi-do 20 Mar Bangkok 29 May Nantou 20 Feb Gyeonggi-do 17 Apr Bangkok 3 Jul Osu-yk, 1 May Tainan 20 Mar Taipei, 17 Apr Bangkok 23 Oct Anseong 15 May Taichung, 15 May Nakorn Prathom 18 Dec Seoul 28 Aug Taiinan 12 Jun Gyeonggi-do 25 Sep Taipei 17 Jul Iksan 23 Oct Taichung, 14 Aug VIETNAM Seoul 4 Dec Taiinan, 18 Sep Ho Chi Minh 11 Dec

AFRICA REP. OF SOUTH AFRICA Gauteng 7 Oct Cape Town 18-19-20 Oct

FCI SECTION SHOWS CALENDAR World Dog Show 7-10/06 Paris (France) http://www.worlddogshow2011.fr Asia and the Pacific Section Show 28/08 Seoul (Korea) European Section Show 1-4/09 Leeuwarden (The Netherlands) The Americas and the Caribbean Section Show 20/11 Guatemala (Guatemala)

FCI CHAMPIONSHIPS CALENDAR Continental Pointers – Spring European Cup 11/04 Ijzendijke (The Netherlands) http://www.lasemainedezelande.nl Utility – World Championship (Tracking Dogs) 14-17/4 Zadar (Croatia) Sighthounds – European Championship - Races 14-5/06 Münster (Germany) Herding Dogs – European Championship – Traditional Style 14/08 Châteaumeillant (France) Utility – World Cup (Working Dogs) 8-11/09 Rheine (Germany) http://www.fci2011.de Agility – World Championship 7-9/10 Liévin (France) http://www.agilityworldchampionshiplievin2011.fr/ Earth Dogs – European Cup (date and place in Italy to be determined) Continental and British Pointers – World Championship of Practical Hunting (date and place in France to be determined) Retrievers –European Cup (date and place in France to be determined) Sighthounds – European Championship - Coursing (date and place in The Netherlands to be determined) Hounds – European Cup (date and place in France to be determined)

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MEETINGS OF THE FCI GENERAL COMMITTEE 13-14/04 Rome (Italy) 3-6/07 Paris (France) 9-10/11 Brussels (Belgium)

FCI SPORTING CHAMPIONSHIPS British Pointing Dogs – Spring European Cup 19-20/3 Nis (Serbia) Continental Pointers – Spring European Cup 11/4 Ijzendijke (The Netherlands) Utility – World Championship (Tracking Dogs) 14-17/4 Zadar (Croatia) Obedience – World Champion – European Champion 8-10/7 Paris (France) Sighthounds – European Championship - Coursing 16-17/7 Oirschot (The Netherlands) Herding Dogs – European Championship – Traditional Style 14/8 Châteaumeillant (France) Sighthounds – European Championship - Races 3-4/9 Beringen (Belgium) Utility – World Championship (Working Dogs) 8-11/9 Rheine (Germany) Agility – World Championship 7-9/10 Liévin (France) Retrievers – European Cup 29-30/10 Reims (France) Spaniels – European Cup 14-15/11 Kloosterzande (The Netherlands) Hounds of the 6th Group – European Cup (date and place in France to be determined) Continental and British Pointers - World Championship of Practical Hunting (date and place in France to be determined) Earth Dogs – European Cup (date and place in Italy to be determined)

MEETINGS OF THE FCI COMMISSIONS FCI Show Commission 5-6/2 Rome (Italy) FCI Show Judges Commission 5-6/2 Rome (Italy) FCI Earth Dogs Commission 13/02 Volendam (The Netherlands) FCI Commission for Rescue Dogs 26-27/02 Breda (The Netherlands) FCI Standards Commission 26-27/02 Brussels (Belgium) FCI Scientific Commission 26-27/02 Brussels (Belgium) FCI Commission for British Pointers 18/03 Nis (Serbia) FCI Commission for Utility Dogs 19-20/03 Rheine (Germany) FCI Commission for Spaniels 26/03 Rome (Italy) FCI Commission for Continental Pointers 10/04 Ijzendijke (The Netherlands) FCI Breeding Commission 14/05 (The Netherlands) FCI Commission for Sledge Dogs 21-22/05 (Italy, Denmark or Sweden) FCI Agility Commission 5/06 Paris (France) FCI Obedience Commission 6-7/08 Copenhagen (Denmark) FCI Commission for Retrievers 18 or 25/11 (France) FCI Commission for Herding Dogs 18-19/11 Stockholm (Sweden)

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LIST OF MEMBERS EUROPE FULL MEMBERS (36)

AUSTRIA Österreichischer Kynologenverband Siegfried Marcus Strasse 7 AT • 2362 BIEDERMANNSDORF Tel. : + 43/2236 710 667 • Fax: + 43/2236 710 667 30 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.oekv.at

BELARUS Belorussian Cynological Union (BCU) Revolutzionnaja str., 13 P.O.Box 532 BY • 220050 MINSK Tel. : +375/17 306 31 64 Fax : +375 17 306 05 95 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.bcu-upo.org

BELGIUM Union Royale Cynologique Saint-Hubert Avenue A. Giraud, 98 • B - 1030 BRUXELLES Tel. : + 32/2 245 48 40 • Fax: + 32/2 245 87 90 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.srsh.be • http://www.kmsh.be

BULGARIA Bulgarian Republican Federation of Cynology 99, Bulgarska morava str., office 1 • BG - SOFIA 1303 Tel. : + 359 2 422 41 35 Fax : + 359/2 422 41 34 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.brfk.org

CROATIA Hrvatski Kinoloski Savez Ilica 61 • HR – 10000 ZAGREB Tel. : + 385/1 4846 125 • Fax: + 385/1 48 46 124 - 1 48 46 126 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.hks.hr

CYPRUS Cyprus Kennel Club 44 Vas. Voulgaroctonou Street • Flat 3 - 4 • CY - NICOSIA Tel. : + 357/22 677 102 - 22 672 803 • Fax: + 357/22 669 407 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cypruskennelclub.net

CZECH REPUBLIC Ceskomoravská Kynologická Unie Jankovcova 53 • CZ - 170 00 PRAHA 7 Tel. : + 420/602 216 874-234 602 274 • Tel. - Fax: + 420/234 602 278 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cmku.cz

DENMARK Dansk Kennel Klub Parkvej 1 • DK - 2680 SOLRØD STRAND Tel. : + 45/56 1881 00 • Fax: + 45/56 1881 91 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.dansk-kennel-klub.dk

ESTONIA Eesti Kennelliit Tuisu 2A • EE 11314 - TALLINN Tel. : + 372/6 540 130 - 6 715 024 • Fax: + 372/6 540 132 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelliit.ee

FINLAND Suomen Kennelliitto - Finska Kennelklubben Kamreerintie 8 • FI - 02770 ESPOO Tel. : + 358/9 887300 • Fax: + 358/9 88730331 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelliitto.fi

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FRANCE Société Centrale Canine pour l’Amélioration des Races de Chiens en France 155, avenue Jean Jaurès • FR - 93535 AUBERVILLIERS CEDEX Tel. : + 33/1 49 37 54 00 • Fax: + 33/1 49 37 01 20 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.scc.asso.fr

GERMANY Verband für das Deutsche Hundewesen Westfalendamm 174 • DE - 44141 DORTMUND Postfach 10 41 54 • D - 44041 DORTMUND Tel. : + 49/231 56 50 00 • Fax : + 49/231 59 24 40 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.vdh.de

GREECE Kennel Club of Greece Koimisseos Theotokou & Eirinis • GR - 145 65 AGIOS STEFANOS P.O.Box 51 957 • GR - 145 65 AG. STEFANOS Tel. : + 30/210 8145 165 • Fax: + 30/210 8145 167 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.koe.gr

HUNGARY Magyar Ebtenyésztök Országos Egyesülete Hofherr Albert u. 38-40 • 1194 BUDAPEST Tel. : + 36/1 208 2307 • Fax: + 36/1208 2306 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelclub.hu

IRELAND Irish Kennel Club - Fottrell House Unit 36 - Greenmount Office Park (Harold’s Cross Bridge) • IE - DUBLIN 6W Tel. : + 353/1 453 3300 - + 353/1 453 2309 - 1 453 2310 • Fax: + 353/1 453 3237 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.ikc.ie

ISRAEL Israel Kennel Club 6, Hamasger Street • PO Box 162 • IL – OR-YEHUDAH 60251 Tel. : + 972/3 6727174 • Fax: + 972/3 6727173 • @ : [email protected] • http:// www.ikc.org.il

ITALY Ente Nazionale della Cinofilia Italiana Viale Corsica 20 • IT - 20137 MILANO Tel. : + 39/02 700 20 31 - 02 700 20 334 • Fax: + 39/02 700 20 323 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.enci.it

LATVIA Latvijas Kinologiska Federacija (L.K.F.) Elijas 21 • LV - 1050 RIGA Tel. : + 371/6 7614 819 • Fax: + 371/6 7618 015 • @ : [email protected] • [email protected] • http://www.dogs.lv

LITHUANIA Lietuvos Kinologu Draugija (L.K.D.) Visori str. 8 • LT- 08300 VILNIUS Tel. - Fax: + 370 5 2796881 • @ : [email protected] • http://www. kinologija.lt

LUXEMBURG Fédération Cynologique Luxembourgeoise (A.s.b.l) (F.C.L.) Boîte Postale 69 • LU - 4901 BASCHARAGE Tel. : + 352/50 28 66 • Fax : + 352/50 54 14 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.uchl.lu

MALTA The Malta Kennel Club 54, rue D’Argens • MT - MSIDA, MSD 05 Tel. - Fax : + 356/21 34 35 24 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.maltakennelclub.org

MONACO Société Canine de Monaco Avenue d’Ostende 12 • Palais des Congrès • MC - 98000 MONTE CARLO Tel. : + 377/93 50 55 14 • Fax: + 377/93 30 55 03 • @ : [email protected]

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MOROCCO Société Centrale Canine Marocaine Bd. D’Anfa, 158 • Rés. Auteuil, bureau 28, 7è étg • MA - 20050 CASABLANCA Boîte Postale 15941 • CASABLANCA PRINCIPAL Tel. : + 212/22 39 17 39 • Fax: + 212/22 39 13 67 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.chiensdumaroc.ma

NORWAY Norsk Kennel Klub Nils Hansens Vei 20 • Box 163 BRYN • NO - 0611 OSLO 6 Tel. : + 47/21 600 900 • Fax: + 47/21 600 901 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.nkk.no

POLAND Zwiazek Kynologiczny w Polsce Al. Jerozolimskie 30 lok. 11 • PL - 00 024 VARSOVIE Tel. : + 48/228 26 05 74 • Fax: + 48/228 26 46 54 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.zkwp.pl

PORTUGAL Clube Português de Canicultura Rua Frei Carlos 7 • PT - 1600-095 LISBOA Tel. : + 351/21 799 47 90 • Fax: + 351/21 799 47 99 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cpc.pt

ROMANIA Asociatia Chinologica Romana Bd. Dinicu Golescu n° 37, Bl. 4, Sc C, Floor. 1, ap. 70 - Sector 1 • RO - BUCURESTI 014750 Post mail : O.P. 12 - C.P. 262 • RO - BUCURESTI 014750 Tel. : + 40/21 314 3763 • Fax: + 40/21 316 1321 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.ach.ro

RUSSIA Russian Kynological Federation (R.K.F.) Gostinichnaja, 9-4 • RU - MOSCOW 127106 P.O.Box 28 RKF • RU - MOSCOW 127106 Tel. - Fax : + 7/495 956 82 17 • @ : [email protected] - [email protected] • http://www.rkf.org.ru

SERBIA Kinoloski Savez Republike Srbije (KSS) Bukovicka 1 • RS - 11000 BEOGRAD Tel. : + 381/11 412 43 12 - 73 • Fax: + 381/11 247 25 51 • @ : [email protected] • http:// www.ksrs.org.yu

SLOVAKIA Slovenská Kynologická Jednota Furmanská 9 • SK - 811 03 BRATISLAVA Tel. : + 421 (0) 2 52 49 22 98 Fax : + 421 (0) 2 64 28 27 35 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.skj.sk

SLOVENIA Kinoloska Zveza Slovenije Zapoge 3D • SI – 1217 VODICE Tel. : + 386/1 234 0950 • Fax : + 386/1 234 0960 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kinoloska-zveza.si

SPAIN Real Sociedad Canina de España Lagasca, 16. Bajo derecha • ES - 28001 MADRID Tel. : + 34/91 4264960 • Fax: + 34/91 4351113 - 4352895 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.rsce.es

SWEDEN Svenska Kennelklubben Rinkebysvängen 70 • SE - 163 85 SPÄNGA Tel. : + 46/8 795 30 00 • Fax : + 46/8 795 30 40 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.skk.se

SWITZERLAND Société Cynologique Suisse Brunnmattstrasse 24 • Case Postale 8276 • CH - 3001 BERNE Tel. : + 41/31 306 62 62 • Fax : + 41/31 306 62 60 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.skg.ch

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THE NETHERLANDS Raad van Beheer op Kynologisch Gebied in Nederland Postbus 75901 • NL - 1070 AX AMSTERDAM Z Tel. : + 31/20 664 44 71 • Fax: + 31 / 20 671 08 46 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.raadvanbeheer.nl

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

ASSOCIATED MEMBERS (7)

GEORGIA Fédération Cynologique de Georgie 39, Pekini Ave. • GE - 0160 TBILISI Tel. - Fax : + 995/32370259 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fcg.ge

GIBRALTAR (British Overseas Territory) Gibraltar Kennel Club P.O. Box 493 • 19/23 Naval Hospital Road • GI - GIBRALTAR Tel. - Fax : + 350/41791 • Fax : + 350/40826 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.gkc.gi

ICELAND Hundareaktarfelag Islands - Icelandic Kennel Club Sioumúla 15 • IS - 108 REYKJAVIK Tel. : + 354/588 52 55 • Fax : + 354/588 52 69 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.hrfi.is

KAZAKHSTAN Union of Cynologists of Kazakhstan Gagarin Avenue, 73 • KZ - ALMATY 480 009 Tel. - Fax : + 7/3272 42 66 01 • @ : [email protected]

MACEDONIA Kennel Association of the Republic of Macedonia (KARM) Krcin 8 • P.O.Box 728 • MK - 1000 SKOPJE Tel. - Fax : + 389/23 085 860 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.ksm.org.mk

MOLDAVIA Uniunea Chinologica Din Moldava (UCHM) Bd. Traian 1/1 of.1 • MD - CHISINAU Tel. : + 373/22 660777 • Fax : + 373/22 562541 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fci.md

REPUBLIC OF SAN MARINO Kennel Club San Marino Via M. Bucci 20 • SM - 47895 DOMAGNANO Tel. - Fax : + 378 903591 - 904465 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelclubsanmarino.com

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CONTRACT PARTNERS (5)

AZERBAIJAN Kennel Union of the Republic of Azerbaijan 34-2, Qurban Abbasov str. • AZ - 1003 BAKU Tel. : + 994/12 4185173 • Tel - Fax : + 994/12 4911538 • @ : [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • http://www.kinolog.az

KIRGHIZISTAN Union of Cynologists of Kyrgyz Republic Orozbekova str., 241a • KG-72000 BISCHKEK Tel. : + 996 775 975808 • Fax : + 996 312 5122140 • @ : [email protected]

MONTENEGRO Kinoloki Savez Crne Gore (KSCG) Zupci 64/A • ME - 85000 BAR Tel. - Fax : + 382 30 23306 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kscg.co.me

TURKEY Köpek Irklari Ve Köpek Bilimleri Federasyonu (Cynology Federation of Turkey) (KIF) Koru Mahallesi Boaziçi Caddesi 27 ISTINYE-SARIYER - ISTANBUL TR-34460 Tel. : + 90 212 323 10 28 - Fax : + 90 212 323 10 29 • @ : [email protected] - [email protected] • http://www.kif.org.tr

UZBEKISTAN Cynological Federation of Uzbekistan Buyuk Ipak Yuli 65• UZ – TASHKENT 700 077 Tel. - Fax : + 998/712 68 18 82 • @ : [email protected]

Section’s representative within the FCI : J. HINDSE (Dansk Kennel Klub).

THE AMERICAS AND THE CARIBBEAN FEDERATED MEMBERS (18) ARGENTINA Federación Cinológica Argentina Moreno 1325 • AR - C1091ABA - BUENOS AIRES Tel. : + 54/11 43 83 00 31 - + 54/11 43 81 39 45 - + 54/11 43 84 77 14 - + 54 / 11 43 81 04 65 - Fax : + 54 / 11 4384 7785 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fca.org.ar

BRAZIL Confederaçao Brasileira de Cinofilia Rua Newton Prado, 74 • Sao Cristovao • BR - CP. 20930 - RIO DE JANEIRO - RJ Tel. : + 55/21 3125 7777 • Fax : + 55/21 2580 8178 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cbkc.org

CHILE Kennel Club de Chile Dr. Barros Borgoño 236 - of. 1201 - 1204 • Providencia • CL - SANTIAGO Tel. : + 56/2 597 0201 (02-03-04-05-06) • Fax : + 56/2 597 0209 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kennelclub.cl

COLOMBIA Asociación Club Canino Colombiano Calle 123 N° 60 – 23 • CO - BOGOTA D.C. Apartado Postal 102268 • CO - BOGOTA D.C. Tel. : + 57/1 6 246016 • Fax : + 57/1 2 264195 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.accc.com.co

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COSTA RICA Asociación Canófila Costarricense Apartado 132-2300 Curridabat • CR - SAN JOSE Tel. : + 506/2280 8711 • + 506/2280 8749 Fax : + 506/2283 8352 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.costarica-acc.com

CUBA Federación Cinológica de Cuba Luís Estévez 421 / D’Strampes y Figuera • Santos Suárez. 10 de octubre • CU – CIUDAD DE LA HABANA Apartado Postal 6135 • La Habana 6 • CU - 12300 CIUDAD DE LA HABANA Tel. : + 53/7 2097317 - + 53 / 7 6413519• @ : [email protected] - [email protected]

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Federación Canina Dominicana Calle El Vergel n° 72 – Ens El Vergel • DO - SANTO DOMINGO, D.N. Tel. : + 1809 532 8716/8337 - + 1809 566 1825 - + 1809 519 8181 • Fax : + 1809/565 0728 • @ : [email protected]

ECUADOR Asociación Ecuatoriana de Registros Caninos (AERCAN) Calle Azuay E2-81 y Av. República • EC - QUITO Tel. : + 593 2 462726 • Fax : + 593 2 2459114 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.aercan.com

EL SALVADOR Asociación Canófila Salvadoreña (ACANSAL) 83, Avenida Sur, Pasaje A#18 • Colonia Escalón • SV - SAN SALVADOR Tel : + 503 2211 2693 - + 503 2211 2694 - Tel. - fax : + 503/2263 5201 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.acansal.com

GUATEMALA Asociación Canófila Guatemalteca (ACANGUA) Avenida de Las Américas 19-54, zona 13 • GT - CIUDAD Tel. - Fax : + 502 23321442 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.acangua.org

HONDURAS Asociación Canófila de Honduras Colonia Humuya Calle Sendero Alfa Casa 2401 • HN - TEGUCIGALPA Tel : + 504/239 2433 • Tel/fax : + 504/239 2626 • @ : [email protected]

MEXICO Federación Canófila Mexicana Zapotecas # 29 • Colonia Tlalcoligia • MX – C.P. 14 430 MEXICO D.F. Apartado Postal 22 535 • MX - C.P. 14001 MEXICO. D.F. Tel. : + 52/55 56 55 93 30 - 16 00 • Fax : + 52/55 56 55 73 62 - 55 13 14 39 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.fcm.org.mx

PARAGUAY Paraguay Kennel Club Casilla de Correo 1809 • La Franconi n° 4264 • C/ Choferes del Chac o • PY - ASUNCION Tel. : + 595/21 608595 • Mobile : + 595 0981331 484 • @ : [email protected]

PERU Kennel Club Peruano Avenida Benavides 712, Of. 202 • P.O Box 18-0320 • PE - LIMA 18 Tel. : + 511/444 16 28 • Fax : + 511/444 85 22 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kcp.com.pe

PUERTO RICO Federación Canófila de Puerto Rico Urb. Caribe 1580 Ponce de León Avenue PR - San Juan 00926 P.O.Box 13968 Santurce Station • PR - SAN JUAN, • PUERTO RICO 00908-3968 Tel. : + 1/787 748 3654 - 3655 - 9295 • Fax : + 1/787 283 1143 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.federacioncanofila.org

REPUBLIC OF PANAMA Club Canino de Panama Apartado 0818-00112 • PA - PANAMA Tel. - Fax : + 507/261 5118 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.clubcaninopanama.com

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URUGUAY Kennel Club Uruguayo Carlos Quijano 1333, Esc.103, 104,105 • UY - MONTEVIDEO Tel. : + 598/2 901 8155 • Tel / Fax : + 598/2 902 6278 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kcu.com.uy

VENEZUELA Federación Canina de Venezuela Urbanización California Norte • Avenida Madrid, Quinta FCV • VE - 1071 CARACAS • CCS 14456 P.O. Box 025323 • USA - MIAMI, FL. 33103-5323 Tel. : + 58/212 271 3426 • Tel/Fax : + 58/212 232 5475 • @ : [email protected] - [email protected] • http://www.fcv.org.ve ASSOCIATED MEMBER (1)

BOLIVIA Kennel Club Boliviano Avenida Busch n° 1572 - Edificio Boston, Planta Baja Oficina 09 (Entre calles Panamá y Pasoskanki) • Zona MIRAFLORES • LA PAZ BOLIVIA Mobile : +591 2 725 11197 or +591 2 656 36536 • @: [email protected]

CONTRACT PARTNER (1)

NICARAGUA Asociación Canina Nicaragüense (A.C.A.N) Carr. Vieja a Leon, km 14 • El Planetarium, calle Saturno n° 4 • NI - MANAGUA Tel. : + 505 22650813 - + 505 86051347 - + 505 88834637 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.acan-nicaragua.com

Section’s representative within the FCI : M-A. MARTÍNEZ (Federación Cinológica Argentina).

ASIA AND THE PACIFIC FULL MEMBERS (6) INDIA Kennel Club of India No.AA - 89, Anna Nagar First Street • Chennai 600 040 • IN - P.O. BOX 6872 Tel. : + 91/44 26213661 - + 91/44 26214035 • @ : [email protected] - [email protected] • http://www.kennelclubofindia.org

JAPAN Japan Kennel Club 1-5 Kanda, Suda-cho, Chiyoda-ku • JP - TOKYO 101- 8552 • KDD n° TOKINBTH J 29 400 Tel. : + 81/3 32 511 651 • Fax : + 81/3 32 511 659 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.jkc.or.jp

PHILIPPINES Philippine Canine Club, Inc (PCCI) Rm 206 Hillcrest Condominium • 1616 E. Rodriguez, Sr. Avenue corner Hillcrest Street • PH - Cubao, QUEZON CITY 1100 Tel. : + 63/2 7218345 • Fax : + 63/2 7217152 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.pccionline.org

REPUBLIC OF KOREA Korea Kennel Federation 5F, 252-23, Yongdu-dong, Dongdaemun-gu • KR – SEOUL Tel. : + 82/2 2278 0661 • Fax : + 82/2 2277 4073 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.thekkf.or.kr

TAIWAN Kennel Club of Taiwan (KCT) 1F, 303-1,Da Chang 1st Road - KAOHSIUNG • TW - TAIWAN – R.O.C. Tel. : + 886 / (0)7 389 2957 - + 886 / (0)7 389 2964 - + 886 / (0)7 389 3006 • Fax : + 886 / (0)7 389 3060 - + 886 / (0)7 389 5096 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kctdog.org.tw

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THAILAND Kennel Club of Thailand 9/338 SOI KM. 25 - Phaholyothin Road • TH - SAI MAY - BANGKOK 10220 Tel. : + 66/2 990 3618 - 3428 - 3429 • Fax : + 66/2 990 3619 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kcthailand.org

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AUSTRALIA Australian National Kennel Council Stephen street 60 Camphill • 4152 QUEENSLAND P.O. Box 309 Carina Queensland 4152 Tel. : + 61 / 7 3398 8608 • Fax : + 61 / 7 3395 3858 • @ : [email protected] http://www.ankc.org.au

HONG-KONG Hong Kong Kennel Club Stanley Street 28/B, 3rd Floor • HK - HONG KONG Tel. : + 852 / 25 23 39 44 • Fax : + 852 / 25 21 87 47 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.hkkennelclub.com.hk

INDONESIA Perkumpulan Kynologi Indonesia (Perkin Pusat) - The All Indonesia Kennel Club Kompleks Roxy Mas Blok D III n° 28, 3rd Floor • J1.K.H.Hasyim Ashari • ID - JAKARTA 10150 Tel. : + 62 / 21 6306905 • Fax : + 62 / 21 6306904 • @ : [email protected]

MALAYSIA Persatuan Kennel Anjing Malaysia - Malaysian Kennel Association n° 8 (1st Floor) Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad Dua • Taman Tun Dr Ismail • MY - 60000 KUALA LUMPUR @ : [email protected]

NEW ZEALAND New Zealand Kennel Club Prosser Street, Eldson • Private Bag 50903 • NZ - PORIRUA Tel. : + 64 / 4 237 4489 • Fax : + 64 / 4 237 0721 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.nzkc.org.nz

SINGAPORE Singapore Kennel Club 170, Upper Bukit Timah Road • # 12-02 Bukit Timah Shopping Centre • SG - SINGAPORE 588179 Tel. : + 65 / 64694821 • Fax : + 65 / 64699118 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.skc.org.sg

SRI LANKA The Kennel Association of Sri Lanka 19, Race Course Avenue • LK - COLOMBO 7 Tel. : + 94 / 95831 • @ : [email protected]

CONTRACT PARTNERS (3)

CHINA China Kennel Union (CKU) D302, Kingfield Plaza • N° 3 Chaowai street • Chaoyang District • CN - BEIJING 100020 Tel. : + 86 10 65539773 • Mobile : + 86 13911353215 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.cku.org.cn

PAKISTAN Kennel Club of Pakistan (CKP) Church Road 4 • Old Anarkali • PK - 54000 LAHORE Tel. : + 92 / 42 7355855 • Fax : + 92 / 42 7239072 • @ : [email protected] • http://www.kcp.com.pk

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

Section’s representative within the FCI : M. NAGAMURA (Japan Kennel Club).

MIDDLE EAST ASSOCIATED MEMBER (1) BAHRAIN Kennel Club of Bahrain P.O.Box 28555 RUFA • BH – KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN (ARABIAN GULF) Tel. : + 973 36677934 • Fax : + 973 17612611 • @[email protected]

AFRICA FEDERATED MEMBER (1)

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

Total (86) : Federated Members : 61 Associated Members : 16 Contract partners : 9

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LIST OF CLUBS WITH AN FCI CONTRACT COOPERATION AGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE FCI AND WORLD ASSOCIATIONS

INITIALS DESIGNATION HEADQUARTERS COUNTRY DATE BREED FCI OF THE WORLD ASSOCIATION OF SIGNATURE NBR

IDC Internationaler Dobermann Club München GERMANY 2/06/05 Dobermann 143

WUSV Weltunion der Schäferhundvereine e.V. Augsburg GERMANY 2/06/05 Deutscher Schäferhund 166

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

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

WUT Weltunion der Teckel Duisburg GERMANY 15/10/05 Teckel 148

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

IRO Internationale Rettungshundeorganisation Ulrichsberg AUSTRIA 25/01/06

IFEZ Internationale Föderation für Eurasierzucht - Eurasier Weltverband Hedingen SWITZERLAND 19/02/06 Eurasier 291

IULH Internationale Union für Leonberger Hunde GERMANY 19/02/06 Leonberger 145

IV-DJT Internationaler Verband für Deutsche Jagdterrier GERMANY 19/02/06 Deutscher Jagdterrier 103

ATIBOX "Weltverband "Association Technique Internationale du Boxer " COUNTRY OF THE PRESIDENT 19/02/06 Deutscher Boxer 144

IHF Internationale Hovawart Föderation GERMANY 15/07/06 Hovawart 190

IFR Internationale Föderation der Rottweilerfreunde Borken GERMANY 24/07/06 Rottweiler 147

KIM-I Verband Kleine Münsterländer - International Nürnberg DEUTSCHLAND 7/12/06 Kleiner Münsterländer 102

A.I.C.E.B Amicale Internationale des Clubs de l'Epagneul Breton Ancenis FRANCE 10/11/07 Epagneul breton 95

A.M.D.A. World Association for Dogo Argentino Rosario ARGENTINE 24/02/10 Dogo Argentino 292

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