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THE MADRAS CANINE CLUB’S 132nd & 133rdALL BREEDS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW(Pointed Show) & OBEDIENCE TRIALS

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THE KENNEL CLUB OF INDIA’S 28th & 29th FCI INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW(Also Pointed Show)

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The Tamil Nadu Labrador Retriever Association National Specialty ShowThe Great Dane Club of India’s (S) National Speciality ShowThe Tamil Nadu Rottweiler Association National Specialty ShowThe Millenium Boxer Club National Show

On 3rd, 4th & 5th January 2020

At

M.K. Cricket Sports, Old SPIC YMCA Grounds,1st Street, Lotus Colony, Nandanam, Chennai-600 035.


SPECIALITY SHOWS Boxer - Mr.David A Strachan, Australia

Labrador Retriever - Mr.Timothy Thomas, Australia

Great Danes - Mr.Stefan Sinko, Slovenia

Rottweilers - Mrs.Olga Grin, Russia

Dr.Eugenio Aguilo Gonzalez, Chile

Mr.David A Strachan Australia

Mrs. Ekaterina Senashenko, Russia

Mr.J. Rangarajan(obedience Trials)

Mrs.Olga Grin, Russia

Mr.Stefan Sinko Slovenia

Ms.Joy McFarlaneSouth Africa

Mr.Timothy Thomas,Australia

Mr.Alex Zee,Taiwan

JUDGESBreeds / Obedience Trials


ENTRIES STRICTLY CLOSE ON 15th DECEMBER 2019 POST MARK. ENTRIES RECEIVED WITHOUT ENTRY FEES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AT ANY COST. ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER CLOSING DATE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

ENTRY FEE:

EXHIBITORS WOULD HAVE TO ENTER THEIR DOGS AT ALL THE FOUR CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS. THE ENTRY FEES FOR ALL THESE FOUR SHOWS WOULD BE

Rs.3000/- WHICH IS INCLUSIVE OF THE CATALOGUE. EXHIBITORS MAY NOTE THAT THEY ARE PERMITTED TO ENTER IN ONE CLASS ONLY WHICH IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FCI RULES & REGULATIONS

Exhibitors to Note: Those entering Indian breeds will now have to pay 50% of the entry fees. i.e. Rs.1500/-.

IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO ENTER YOUR DOGS FOR THE BREED SHOWS IF YOU WISH TO ONLY ENTER FOR OBEDIENCE TRIALS. THE ENTRY FEES FOR OBEDIENCE IS - Rs.400/- per class inclusive of catalogue. All entry forms should necessarily be accompanied by a xerox copy of the KCI Registration certificate including the reverse side where the transfer of ownership is effected.

All remittances must be made by DD /Cheque addressed to The Madras Canine Club payable at Chennai and sent to Old No.51, (New No.2), 7th Cross Street, Shenoy Nagar West, Chennai - 600 030. Phone: 044-26260693 Mob: 9884046278 Email: [email protected] /[email protected]

Entries can also be sent through our club website www.madrascanineclub.org. Show schedules & advertisement tariff are available in the website.

AWARDS:

CACIB an FCI International Award will also be awarded at the two FCI International Shows apart from Challenge Certificates. Only one CACIB will be awarded for each sex - in accordance with the FCI breed Nomenclature for the Dog Breeds - on the same day and at the same place.

At the Madras Canine Club's twin Ch.Dog Shows only Challenge Certificates will be awarded and attractive Trophies and prizes befitting the occasion will be awarded to winners.


IMPORTANT NOTICE:Sick (temporarily ill or suffering from a contagious illness) or lame dogs or those males which show atrophy of the testicles and bitches which are lactating or which are accompanied by their puppies will be excluded from any dog show. Bitches on heat are allowed to participate in the breed class and not in the Obedience Trials. Blind or deaf dogs are not eligible to participate at the show. However, should this ruling not be observed and a judge discovers that a dog is deaf or blind, he/she has to send the dog out of the ring. Dogs with docked tails or cropped ears will be admitted to the show. Dogs which are not listed in the catalogue cannot be judged unless an error occurs for which the organising committee is responsible.

It is forbidden to treat the coat, skin or nose with anything that alters the structure, colour or form. It is forbidden to prepare the dog in the show ground with any substances or equipment. Only combing and brushing are allowed. It is also forbidden to leave the dog tied up on the trimming table longer than necessary for the preparation.

Microchips (ISO-standard) and tattoos are accepted equally. If in the relevant country there are no scanners for reading, the exhibitor including the overseas exhibitor will have to bring his own scanner to enable the dog to be cleared through customs and sent back.

Exhibitors competing for the Best Puppy in Show award should only enter their dogs in the Puppy class which is a KCI directive.

As per the recent KCI directive double handling is strictly prohibited. Such of those who resort to double handling inspite of this will automatically entitle the exhibit and the exhibitor to be sent out after a preliminary warning.

Owing to non-availability of space and restrictions from the show ground authorities, entry of cars and vehicles of any type to the show grounds is strictly restricted only to the Madras Canine Club and Kennel Club of India's Committee /show committee members, VIP's and to the main sponsorers of the show. Exhibitors will have to park their car outside on the road only. The inconvenience is unavoidable & regretted.

For the benefit of exhibitors, it is proposed to put up paid kennels at Rs.10,000/- per kennel for 3 days subject to feasibility. The same will be allotted purely on first come first serve method. Request for paid kennel must be necessarily accompanied with Demand Draft at least 15 days in advance. Any damage caused to the paid kennels will be the responsibility of the exhibitor and the damages will have to be borne by him.

Smoking and drinking in public is an offence and strictly prohibited. Hence any one found smoking or drinking at the show grounds would be sent out.


ELIGIBILITY: Only dogs registered with the Kennel Club of India may compete. Dogs being entered from overseas and if their club is a member of the FCI then they are entitled to enter their dogs with the registration number issued by their home club. CRYPTORCHID AND MONORCHID DOGS will not be allowed to compete in the breed classes and bitches in season will not be allowed to compete for Obedience trials.

The Show Committee reserves the right to nominate a new judge in the event of any of the above mentioned judges not being able to fulfil their obligation and should there be more entries than expected in any group the Show Committee reserves the right to allot a breed or breeds to any other judges in the panel or nominate a new judge in order to finish the show on time. The Show Committee reserves the right to change the order of judging if required and hence exhibitors should bench their dogs on time.

Dogs would be judged simultaneously in eight separate rings and the order of judging would be notified later. Exhibitors are hence requested to have sufficient number of handlers should they have more than one breed and also bench their dogs close to the rings where they are being judged.

This being an International show exhibitors are requested to note that exhibit numbers will not be called over the public address system and hence they will have to follow the show catalogue and programme sheet and be present in the ring on their own. The Club shall not be held responsible if exhibitors are not present in the ring when their class is being judged. Exhibitors are requested to dress themselves suitably. It is advised that exhibitors must wear shoes when they are handling their dogs.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:Exhibitors may note that the dog show is being held outdoors and the Madras Canine Club (MCC) will not be responsible for vagaries of the weather, such as rain or excessive heat. Should the show get cancelled/ stopped owing to reasons beyond our control such as excessive rain or heat or other unforeseen circumstances such as public strike, vandalism, etc., the MCC will not hold itself responsible and will not refund the entry fee to any exhibitor or for any financial damages or otherwise the exhibitor may have suffered in the process.

Exhibitors/handlers are hereby warned that any one found drinking or drunk inside the show ground or while handling the exhibit in the show ring will be reported to the KCI. Such persons are liable to be suspended for a minimum period of two years and shall also be fined Rs.2000/-. Smoking in the show grounds is strictly prohibited.


ENFORCEMENT & AMENDMENT OF RULES: The decision of the Show Committee is final subject only to appeal to the KCI. Should questions arise which are not provided for in the rules the Committee’s decisions will be final. Any breach of the Rules and/or KCI Regulations will render the exhibitor liable to disciplinary action by the Committee. Exhibitors are also liable for any damage done by them or their servants or their dogs. The Committee, reserves the right to refuse or accept any entry without assigning any reason whatsoever.\

VET EXAMINATION:All dogs must be passed by the Honorary Veterinary Surgeon, present at the gate and be certified fit by him before admission. The Veterinary certificate should be produced at the Waiting ring to the Waiting Ring Stewards

CHALLENGE CERTIFICATES:Challenge and Reserve Challenge Certificates will be awarded at the four All Breeds Shows (C.Cs & Res.C.Cs). CACIB, Reserve CACIB will be awarded only at the two FCI Shows.

Indian Breeds are not eligible for CACIB award as they are not recognised by FCI as yet and similarly dogs with unknown parentage are also not eligible for CACIB, but nevertheless are eligible for Challenge Certificates and other top placings.

PENALTY: Any wilful misrepresentations regarding ownership, age, name, pedigree, etc. of dogs entered and/or prepared for exhibition in contravention of the KCI Regulations, will be liable for disciplinary action by the Committee.

Note: Dogs that are not present in the ring when their classes are judged will be deemed to have been absent.

OBJECTIONS: Objections will be decided by the K.C.I Committee in accordance with the KCI Regulations. The objection fee is Rs.2000/- returnable if the objection is upheld by the K.C.I Committee and forfeited if the objection is rejected.

Outstation Exhibitors to Note: Limited hotel accommodation is being arranged on first come first serve method provided the request for hotel accommodation is received before 15th December 2019. For details contact Mr.P.S. Venkatesh : Mob: 98411 47948, Mr.Siddhartha : 733888 4298 and Mr.A. Saravanan 90425 01333.

PAID KENNELS: Rs.10,000/- ( 9x9 stall, 2 tables & Chairs, 5 amp. plug point, 1 fan) for 3 Days, we have only limited numbers to offer. Hence allotment only on first come first serve basis.

Paid Car Parking: Rs.500.00 per day on first come first serve basis.


3rd September 2020 (Friday)

The Madras Canine Club's Obedience Trials

Benching: 8.30 a.m. Judging: 9.00 a.m.

JUDGE - Mr. J. Rangarajan

Test-A, Test-B, Test-C & Companion Dog

Pre-Beginners, Beginners, and Novice classes

SCHEDULE OF OBEDIENCE CLASSES

C-1 PRE BEGINNERS: 1. Heel on Lead 2.Heel Free 3. Recall from sit or down position 4. Sit one minute, handler in sight 5. Down two minutes, handler in sight.

C-2 BEGINNERS: 1. Heel on Lead 2. Heel Free 3. Recall from sit or down position 4. Retrieve any article 5. Sit one minute handler in sight 6. Down two minutes, handler in sight.

C-3 NOVICE: 1.Temperament Test 2. Heel on Lead 3. Heel Free 4. Recall from sit or down 5. Retrieve a dumb bell 6. Sit one minute, handler in sight 7. Down two minutes handler in sight.

C-4 TEST A: 1. Heel on lead 2. Temperament test 3. Heel free 4. Recall from sit or down position 5. Retrieve a Dumb bell 6. Sit one minute. Handler in sight 7. Down five minutes. Handler out of sight 8. Scent Discrimination.

C-5 TEST B Graduate: 1. Heel Free 2. send away, Drop and Recall 3. Retrieve any one article provided by the Judge 4. Stand one minute 5. Sit two minutes, handler out of sight 6. Down ten minutes, handler out of sight 7. Scent Discrimination.

C-6 TEST C Open: 1. Heel work 2. Send away, Drop and Recall 3. Retrieve any one article 4. Distant control 5. Sit two minutes, handler out of sight 6. Down ten minutes, handler out of sight 7. Scent Discrimination.

C-7 COMPANION DOG: 1. Heel on Lead 2. Stand for examination 3. Heel Free 4. Recall 5. Long sit 6. Long down.

NOTE:1. Dog participating in Test “C” shall not be entered in any other class except

Companion Dog Class.2. A dog can be entered only in 2 Classes apart from Companion Dog Class.3. Bitches in season are not allowed to compete for Obedience.4. A dog may be entered in Obedience classes without being entered in the Breed

Classes.5. Challenge Certificates will be awarded to all dogs irrespective of sex who have

obtained 290 marks and above at test "C" open.

PROGRAMME


3rd January 2020 (Friday) SPECIALTY SHOWS

The Tamilnadu Labrador Association’s National Show

BENCHING : 9.00 A.M. JUDGING : 10.00 A.M.

Judge: Mr.Timothy Thomas

The Millenium Boxer Club National Show


Judge: Mr. David A Strachan

Entries to the Labrador & Boxer National shows along with a fee of Rs.500/- should be sent to the to the Madras Canine Club, Old No.51, 7th Cross Street, Shenoy Nagar West, Chennai 600030. Mob: 9884046278. Email: [email protected]

The Great Dane Club of India (S) National Show

BENCHING : 12.00 Noon JUDGING : 1.00 P.M.

Judge: Mr.Stefan Sinko, Slovenia

Entry forms duly filled along with the xerox copies of the KCI Certificates and remittances towards entry fee of Rs.600/- to be sent: Mrs.Kalaivani, Show. Secretary, Mrs.Kalaivani, Show Secretary, New No.11, Old No.28, Vembuli Amman Koil 1st St, Udayam Colony, K.K.Nagar, Chennai 600 078,Mob: 09840359248 Email: [email protected] Entries to this show should be sent to the above address only

The Tamilnadu Rottweiler Association’s National Show

BENCHING : 12.00 Noon JUDGING : 1.30 P.M.

Judge: Mrs.Olga Grin, Russia

Entry forms duly filled along with the xerox copies of the KCI Certificates and remittances towards entry fee of Rs.500/- to be sent Mr.V. Rakesh, Secretary, Old No.11-B, New No.18, 4th Cross Street, United India Colony, Kodambakam, Chennai 600 024. Mob: 8422902114 Entries to this show should be sent to the above address only


4th January 2020 (Saturday)

THE KENNEL CLUB OF INDIA'S 28th FCI INTERNATIONAL DOG SHOW


JUDGES: GROUPS

Dr. Eugenio Aguilo Gonzalez Group 2 (Pinschers & Schnauzers Molossoid Breeds - Swiss Mountain and Cattle dogs & other breeds, Dobermann, Great Dane),

Mrs.Olga Grin Group 7(Pointing dogs)

Group 8 Gundogs (Retrievers)

Group 9 Toys & Companion dogs

Mr. Timothy Thomas Group 1- GSD (Herding dogs)

Group10 (Sight Hounds including Indian Hounds).

Mr. Alex Zee Group 3 (Terriers) &

Group 4 (Dachshunds) Group 5 (Spitz & Primitive types) Pomeranian, Husky

Group 6 (Scent Hounds & Dalmatian, Beagle, Basset

BEST IN SHOW : DR. EUGENIO AGUILO GONZALEZ



THE MADRAS CANINE CLUB'S 132nd CH. DOG SHOW


JUDGES: GROUPS

Mr.David Strachan Group 6 Scent Hounds & Relatedbreeds

Group 7(Pointing dogs)

Group 8 (Gundogs) Retrievers

Flushing dogs - Water Dogs

Mrs.Joy McFarlane Group 1- GSD (Herding dogs)


Mrs.Ekaterina Senashenko Group 3 (Terriers)

Group 4 (Dachshunds)

Group 5 (Spitz & Primitive types)


Mr. Alex Zee Great Danes only

Mr.Stefan Sinko Group 2 Working

Pincher & Schnauzer Molossoid

Except Great Danes

BEST IN SHOW MRS.JOY MCFARLANE



THE MADRAS CANINE CLUB'S 132nd CH. DOG SHOW


JUDGES: GROUPS

Mr.David Strachan Group 6 Scent Hounds & Relatedbreeds

Group 7(Pointing dogs)

Group 8 (Gundogs) Retrievers

Flushing dogs - Water Dogs

Mrs.Joy McFarlane Group 1- GSD (Herding dogs)


Mrs.Ekaterina Senashenko Group 3 (Terriers)




Mr. Alex Zee Great Danes only

Mr.Stefan Sinko Group 2 Working


Except Great Danes

BEST IN SHOW MRS.JOY MCFARLANE

5th January 2020 (Sunday) THE KENNEL CLUB OF INDIA'S 29th FCI INTERNATIONAL DOG SHOW


JUDGES: GROUPS

Mr.David Strachan Group 1 GSD (Herding dogs)


Mrs.Joy McFarlane Group 3 Terriers



Pomeraian & Husky

Group 6 Scent Hounds (only

Basset, Beagle & Dalmatian)

Mrs.Ekaterina Senashenko Group 2 Working


Mr.Stefan Sinko Group 7 (Pointing dogs)

Group 8 (Gundogs)


BEST IN SHOW : MR.STEFAN SINKO


5th January 2020 (Sunday) THE MADRAS CANINE CLUB'S 133rd CH. DOG SHOW


JUDGES: GROUPS

Dr. Eugenio Aguilo Gonzalez Group 7 (Pointing Dogs)

Group 8 (Gundogs) Retriever

Group10 (Sight Hounds including Indian Hounds)

Mrs.Olga Grin Group 2 Working


- Swiss Mountain and Cattle dogs & other breeds. (Except Rottweilers)

Mr.Timothy Thomas Group 3 Terriers



Pomeraian & Husky

Group 6 Scent Hounds (only Basset, Beagle & Dalmatian)

Mr. Alex Zee Group 1 GSD (Herding dogs)


Rottweilers only

BEST IN SHOW: MRS.OLGA GRIN


EXHIBITORS NOTE:

Group 1 of the FCI grouping is almost equivalent to our Pastoral group including GSD

Group 2 is almost equivalent to our working plus it also includes various other breeds

Group 3 consists of Terriers which is equivalent to our Terrier group.

Group 4 comprises of all types of Dachshunds which is a separate group as per FCI

Group 5 comprises of all Spitz varieties of dogs such as Samoyed, Alaskan Malamute, Siberian Husky, Elk hounds, Keeshonds all varieties of Spitz, Pomeranian, Chow Chows, Korean Jindo Dogs, Akita, Shiba Inu, Basenji, Mexican Hairless, etc.,

Group 6 Scent hounds & related breeds are those dogs that hunt / move on scent such as Beagles, Basset, Blood hounds, Fox hounds, Rhodesian Ridgeback, Dalmatians, etc.,

Group 7 Pointing Dogs & Setters

Group 8 Retrievers, Flushing & Water dogs are equivalent to our Gundogs.

Group 9 Toys & Companion Dogs is almost our Toy Group minus a few breeds like the Min Pin, Pomeranian, etc.

Group 10 Sight hounds are those dogs that hunt /move on sight such as Afghan hounds, Salukis, Borzoi's, Irish Wolf hound, Whippets, Grey hounds, Italian Grey hound, etc., and includes all Indian hounds.

The above information is just a small clarification given for the benefit of all exhibitors. Kindly note being an FCI International show, there will be no separate Indian breed Group. Before filling up the entry forms for further details exhibitors are advised to go through the FCI Breed classification which is given in detail in the show schedule. The KCI / MCC will not be responsible for mistakes committed by exhibitors.


SCHEDULE OF BREED CLASSES AS PER FCI RULES & REGULATIONS

DOGS & BITCHES

A. Baby Puppy - 4 to 6 months A. Baby Puppy - 4 to 6 months

(Not eligible for CACIB) (Not eligible for CACIB)

B. Puppy - 6 to 9 months B. Puppy - 6 to 9 months


C. Junior- 9 to 18 months C. Junior- 9 to 18 months


D. Intermediate -15 to 24 months D. Intermediate -15 to 24 months

E. Open Class - 15 months & above E. Open Class - 15 months & above

F. Working Class - 15 months & above F. Working Class - 15 months & above

G. Champion class -15 months & above G. Champion class -15 months & above

H. Veteran Class - 8 years & above H. Veteran Class - 8 years & above


WORKING CLASS: To enter a dog in working class, the entry form must be accompanied by a copy of the FCI compulsory certificate containing the confirmation - by the member country in which the holder and / or owner has his permanent place of residence - that the dog has passed the test as well as the details about this test. It must be ensured that the result of this working test is valid in accordance with FCI regulations.

CHAMPION CLASS: To enter a dog in Champion class, one of the following titles must have been confirmed on the day of the official closing date of entries, proof of this, by copy, must be enclosed with the entry form.

* International Champion of the FCI.

* National Champion (this title must have been earned in an FCI member country with at least 2 awards)

* Champion-titles of Non-FCI countries may be recognised.

QUALIFICATIONS AND PLACINGS

The qualifications given by the judges would correspond to the following definitions:

EXCELLENT may only be awarded to a dog which comes very close to the ideal


standard of the breed, which is presented in excellent condition, displays astute. Its superior characteristics in respect of its breed permit that minor imperfections can be ignored; it must however have the typical features of its sex.

VERY GOOD may only be awarded to a dog which possesses the typical features of its breed, which has well-balanced proportions and is in correct condition. A few minor faults may be tolerated but none of a morphological nature. This award can only be granted to a dog that shows class.

GOOD is to be awarded to a dog that possesses the main features of its breed however showing faults provided these are not concealed?

SUFFICIENT must be awarded to a dog which corresponds adequately to its breed, without possessing the generally accepted characteristics or whose physical condition leaves something to be desired.

DISQUALIFIED must be awarded to a dog which does not correspond to the type required by the breed standard; which shows a behaviour clearly not in line with its standard or which behaves aggressively; which has testicular abnormalities; which has dental flaw or a jaw anomaly; which shows a colour and/or coat imperfection or clearly shows signs of albinism. This qualification shall also be awarded to dogs that correspond so little to a single feature of the breed that their health is threatened. It should furthermore be awarded to dogs that show eliminating faults in regard to the breed standard.

Dogs that cannot be awarded one of the above qualifications shall be released from the ring with the rating:

CANNOT BE JUDGED. This rating is to be given to any dog which does not move, constantly jumps up and down on its handler or tries to get out of the ring, makes it impossible to assess the gait and the movement or avoids constantly to be examined by the judge and makes it impossible to inspect teeth, anatomy and structure, tail or testicles. This rating is also to be given if traces of operations or treatment can be observed which seem to indicate that the exhibitor wanted to deceive the judge.

The same applies if the judge has ample reason to suspect operations that were intended to correct the original condition or feature (e.g.: eyelid, ear or tail). The reason why the dog was rated CANNOT BE JUDGED has to be stated in the judge’s report.

The four best dogs in each class are placed provided that they have been awarded at least the qualification “Very Good”.


TITLES AND AWARDS - CACIB – Certificat d’Aptitude au Championnat International de Beauté de la FCI

The only dogs which can be taken into consideration for the CACIB are those which have been awarded “EXCELLENT 1st”. A CACIB can only be awarded if the dog in question has been assessed as being of superior quality. The CACIB is not automatically and compulsorily linked to the “EXCELLENT 1st”.

The Reserve CACIB is awarded to the second best dog which was given the qualification “EXCELLENT”. It is however not compulsory to award the Reserve CACIB.

The judge awards CACIB and RESERVE CACIB according to the quality of the dogs without checking whether they meet the conditions regarding age and/or registration with a studbook recognised by the FCI.

The CAC (Certificat d’Aptitude au Championnat) is a national grading. It is up to the national kennel clubs to decide in which classes and to which dogs this certificate can be awarded. The CAC counts towards a national champion title.

The dog and the bitch which are proposed for the CACIB along with the best junior dog and the best junior bitch which have received the qualification “1st Excellent” in the Junior class and the best veteran dog and the best veteran bitch which have received the qualification “1st Excellent” in the Veteran class can also compete for the Best of Breed.

Dogs of FCI breeds which are not recognised (have a provisional status), although not eligible for the CACIB, are allowed to compete for the Best of Breed, Best of Group and Best in Show competitions.

NOTE: A dog imported from abroad shall be eligible to be entered in the class that it is eligible according to its age and also in Open Class.

Unbeaten puppies entered in Puppy class and unbeaten Champion puppies only will be eligible to compete for the Best Puppy of the Show award.

All Exhibits with unknown parentage will not be allowed to compete for Best in Show Bred in India and Best Puppy in Show awards.

The Madras Canine Club will not be responsible for entries lost in postal transit. Exhibitors are therefore requested to send in their entries at the earliest by Registered Post or Courier.

Dr. EUGENIO AGUILO GONZALEZ (Chile)

Dr. Eugenio Aguiló González has been into pure bred dogs since the age of 13. He started off with Boxers & became aSpeciality Judge in 1972 when he was 21 years old !In 1981 he obtained his All Breeds Judge license from the Chilean Kennel Club and F.C.I .

Eugenio has judged in Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Venezuela, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Mexico, Honduras, Panama, Guatemala, Spain, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Phillipines, Thailand, Canada, New Zeland and Russia. He also judged in the World Dog Shows in Mexico

(1984), inArgentina (1993 &2005), in Brazil (2004). This apart the Americas and the Caribbean show in Chile (2003), Top Dog of Australia (2008), B.I.S. in Zaragoza (2009), B.I.S. in SICALAM (Americas and the Caribean) in Chile (2009) and in Costa Rica (2014) and B.I.S. in FCI Section of the Americas and the Caribbean in Chile (2015).

In 1976 he graduated in Veterinary Science from theUniversity of Chile),with a specialization in Minor Clinic.He continued in this until 1989 as a University Professor in addition to being the President- Society of Veterinary Medicine of Chile, and the General Secretary - Chilean Veterinary Doctor`s School. Whilst these stints in Veterinary he led several TV showspertaining to pets on the main channels of the open TV, and in 1980 he founded the magazine “Perros y Caballos”(dogs and horses), now renamed “Perros y Cachorros” (dogs and puppies).

In 1969, he was made President of the SICASUD and first president of the SICALAM, a organization that gets together all the Canine Clubs of the South Americas and the Caribbean, between 1990 to 1992. He has actively participated in FCI assemblies and in most of the assemblies of SICASUD/SICALAM and in the FCI Section of Americas and the Caribbean.Eugenio has held the position of President of the Santiago Kennel Club and VicePresident of the Cinologic Chilean Federation where he was instrumental in the unification of the canine activity in Chile. He served as Director of the Chilean Kennel Club for many years, going on to become the President of the Chilean Kennel Club in 2001 only to be re-elected in 2005 which he held on till early 2007. He again was made President of the Kennel Club of Chile and President of the Council of Judges till March 2019, when he relinquished to move to Diplomatic service in India.

Eugenio has also been actively involved in Politics where he served his Local Government, having won positions in popular elections. He went on to achieve the degree of Public Gestion, from the University Carlos III, Madrid ,Spain. His studies have taken him far & wide, to the cities of Cordoba (Argentina), Québec (Canada) ad Berlin (Germany). In 2003 he obtained his degree in Military Sciences, from the University of Chile and the War Academy of the Chilean Army. He has also been working as a Political Analyst, Consultant and Advisor of some parliamentarians and city mayors.Multi faceted Eugenio is a Veterinary Doctor, Mayor in Public Gestion, Mayor in Military Sciences, University Professor anda Analyst in Security &Defense and Legislative Counsel. He is married& blessed with 4 children.

Know your Judges


Mr. DAVID A STRACHAN (Australia)

Mr David A Strachan began his career in dogs in 1970 when he acquired his first Boxer which also happened to be his first show specimen winning his class & first “blue” ribbon. There started the show bug which was to influence the direction of his life for the next 40 years plus. He has had much success as a breeder and exhibitor of Boxers and Boston Terriers, having bred (or) owned over 100 champions and these dogs have won over 150 Best Exhibit in Show awards.

David’s significant dogs include his Boxers - Grand Champion Thasrite Prince Charming SOM winner of 27 Best in Shows who was also NSW CC Show Dog of the Year in 1993 and BIS at the Canberra Royal Show in 1992 and Australia’s No. 1 Boxer 1992/93/94 and Grand Champion Thasrite Topless Bikini (AI) who won 26 All Breed BIS and was the No. 1 Boxer in Australia for 1998 and 1999 and among the top show dogs all breeds during those years.

His other notable breedings namely, Grand Ch Thasrite Melodrama (who won 15 BIS) and BIS/BISS Aust Grand Ch/RSA Ch Thasrite The New Yorker SOM (BOB/Group 2 Sydney Royal 2003) a winner of some 20 BIS awards (in Aust and RSA) and Australia’s #1 Boxer 2003/04. He also, successfully campaigned in Queensland in partnership the multi BIS winner Grand Ch Thasrite Angel’s Brat.

David began judging in 1987 and since been a sought after International all breeds judge. His judging career has taken him to many parts of the world, including England, Ireland, Canada, the USA, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Germany, Denmark, India, South Africa, New Zealand, Malaysia, Thailand, South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Singapore, Russia, Japan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, China and the Philippines.

Some of his more memorable and prestigious judging appointments include judging at the National show organised by our MCC – on three occasions, Lower Mainland Dog Fanciers, Vancouver Canada (1997, 1999, 2002, 2007 and 2009 - billed as the largest dog show in Canada), Bullmastiff Fanciers of Canada Championship Show (1999), American Boxer Club National Specialty (1997), Boston Terrier Club of Canada National (1997), Malaysian Kennel Association Ch. Show (1999), Cotswold Boxer Club Championship Show (2000), Swedish Boxer Club (2001), Stockholm Kennel Club International Ch Show (2002), SPARS Ch Show Russia (2003), Eurosieger Dog Show, Germany (2005), French Bulldog National Canada (2007), HUND07 – SKC, Stockholm (2007), FCI-AKU show , Indonesia (2008).

In recent years David had started breeding & showing Pugs and Labrador Retrievers. He has been into dog show administration for many years in varied capacities of show manager, club secretary and until recently all breeds dog club president for over 10 years besides being involved in judges training and assessment.

Ms. EKATERINA SENASHENKO (Russia)

Ms Ekaterina Senashenko has always had the passion for dogs that has led her to being associated with a lot of breeds which included Airedale terrier, Pug, Rottweiler,


Irish Soft-coated wheaten terrier, Pomeranian, Wire fox terrier, Miniature Bullterrier, Schipperke, whilst breeding under the prefix “Kattyline”.

Ekaterina has held several portfolios in her stint with the dog game which include her being the President of Russian National Club of Airedales (from 2005 till 2012) and being one of the founder members of the Terrier Union of Russia. Currently she is associated with the National Club for Fox Terriers, National Club for Welsh terriers and National Club for West-Highland White

Terriers serving all three clubs in the capacity of President.

Ekaterina combined her passion for dogs with her flair for writing, that led her to authoring several books about dogs. Some of them are “Terriers in Russia” and breed specials like “Airedale”, “Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier” and co-authoring a book on “Pug” and ”The proper way to buy a dog” etc...to name a few. She has also written many articles about different sides of the Dog’s world. She has also served as a teacher on Kynological courses over the years.

Ekaterina has judged numerous dog Shows in Russia (including World Dog Show -2016), and a magnificent overseas portfolio that includes Australia, Argentina, USA, Canada, Colombia, Chile, South Africa, Austria (including World Dog Show -2012), Belgium, Denmark, Finland (including Helsinki winner-2017), France (including Championship de France-2017), Germany (including Europa sieger-2018), Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands (including Amsterdam winner -2018), Norway, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, Israel, Poland, Portugal (including Latin winner -2019), Czech. Republic, Croatia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, India, Indonesia, China, Philippines, Thailand, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kirgizstan.

Ms. OLGA GRIN (RUSSIA)

Ms Olga Grin has been associated with dogs since 1984 when she started off with Collies. Olga started breeding under the “Russen Rothenschild” prefix, concentrating on Rottweilers & American Akitas. Many of the succesful kennels in Russia have had her stock as one of their main foundation and she is credited behind the advancement of those breeds in Russia.

Olga who hailed from Kazan city, in an European part of then Russia, graduated in Veterinary Medicine in the year 1991 and went on to complete her Doctorate (DVM) in her chosen field.

She is considered an international expert in the field of cynology & veterinary surgery. Olga has authored a dissertation and monograph about the problems of the musculoskeletal system in moloss dogs, in addition to writing over 200 analytical, informational, scientific and popular articles. Olga has authored the book - “Essentials of Rottweiler breeding” which is a unique monograph about the history and current state of world Rottweiler heritage.


In 2006 Olga was recognized by the Russian Kynological Federation (RKF) & FCI as an international All Breeds conformation judge. She is also an accredited judges-examiner by Russian Kynological Federation (RKF).

In addition to these feathers in her cap she is one of the Founder members of the National Rottweiler Club of Russia and founder of Korung system in Russia. She also holds the position of President and life member of the Federation Cynologique Republic of Tatarstan (regional branch of RKF).

Olga has had the privilege of judging numerous international and National level Championship shows across the world including Russia, Germany, Australia, USA, New Zealand, South Africa, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, Hungary, Sweden, Finland, Belgium, France, Brazil, Italy, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, and in most of the CIS countries .

Olga comes across as a multifacted person wherein outside her scientific practice, writing and dog world, she also finds interest in horses, landscaping, the study of foreign languages & traveling.

Mr.STEFAN SINKO (SLOVENIA)

Mr. Stefan Sinkojudging career started in 1986, when he became an All Breeds Judge. He has been associated with breeding and exhibiting British Bulldogs since 1979 under the theJubliee English Bulldog kennel was established.

Over the years there have been many National and International Champions that his kennel has produced including FCI European and World winner Bulldogs. Apart from the above Mr. Stefan Sinkohas also dabbled with breeds such as Great Danes, Airedale Terriers, Basset Hounds and DogoArgentino.

Mr. Stefan Sinko till date has judged in 65 countries all over the world ! He has also judged several Prestigious FCI European and World winner shows. In the year 2004 he had the Honour of judging at the Crufts where judged a magnificent entry of 210 British Bulldogs.

Mr. Stefan Sinkohas held the position of President of the Slovenian Kennel club from 1992 to 1997. He was also the founder President of the Slovenian Molosser and Big Sized Breeds Club in addition to the Slovenian Terrier Club.

He has had the distinction of also serving in the FCI from 1994 to 1996 as the Vice President of the FCI Judge’s committee. At present in addition to his International Judging assignments, he also serves as the Honorary President of several clubs back in Slovenia.

Ms. JOY McFARLANE (South Africa)

Ms. Joy McFarlane had grown up with several Working and Herding breeds in a dog-loving home. She was enamoured by Sighthounds and together with her partner, Elrena Stadler, she started their Fleetwind Kennels.Over the years the kennel has become well known and highly appreciated for quality Afghan Hounds, Salukisand Whippets. The


breedings have gone on to win top awards, multiple Best in Show and Best Class in Showawards in addition to two of the most prestigious awards in South Africa, KUSA National Dog in 1998 and KUSA National Puppy in 2013.

Joy had imported Salukis and Afghan Hounds from some top kennels around the world to improve her lines. This led to Fleetwind-bred Salukis being exported to Australia, Germany, Ukraine, Dubai, Thailand, Russia, Scotland, Canada, and USA.

On the professional front Joy has served more than 30 years in the Education Department as a Teacher and Lecturer. Post retiring, she is currently actively involved involved in dogs and doggy matters. She is also a Specialist in art and design, with the emphasis on ad and website design, also designing and maintaining the very popular SHOWDOGS website (www.showdogs.co.za) – a magazine site for the dog show fraternity in South Africa.

Joy is also intensely involved in Breed JudgesEducation and serves as Curriculum Developer and Examiner of the Judges Education Council of KUSA. In this capacity, she has been largely instrumental in designing and administering a new curriculum for the training of Breed Judges in South Africa, which was initially launched in July, 2013, a review of which was rolled out in 2019. She has authored and illustrated all of the Breed Judges’ Education Study Guides in addition to developing and presenting many Breed and General Judging Seminars in both her country and abroad.

She is also a qualified Junior Showmanship Judge and has judged these classes several times and given training workshops for Junior Handlers and Junior Showmanship Judges. She finds herself deeply involved in administrative matters and serves as Chairman of two All-breeds clubs and Committee Member of several dog clubs. That apart she is a Councillor on the Western Cape Provincial Council – the governing body in her geographical region.She has extensive experience as a Ring Steward and have served as official KUSA Representative at several shows.

Joy isan FCI-approvedAll-breeds International Judge, Her many appointments in South Africaand internationallyhave also included several Breed Specialties, namely Bouvier des Flandres, Australian Shepherd, Afghan Hound, Saluki, Boxer, Pembroke Welsh Corgi, White Swiss Shepherd Dog, Pekingese, American Staffordshire Terrier, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Standard & Miniature Schnauzer, Bearded Collie, and Staffordshire Bull Terrier.

She has also had the honour to judge several Sighthound Specialties abroad and Judged Best in Show Judge many times, at several prestigious shows. Judging has taken her to Australia, Canada, India, Namibia, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, New Zealand, Brazil, Switzerland, and China.

Joy finds judging to be the most fulfilling experience that tops all previous dog-related experiences throughout her life.


Mr. TIMOTHY THOMAS (Australia)

Mr. Timothy David Graham Thomas has been involved in the ‘Dog World’ since the age of six.

During his early years, he had handled numerous Collie Roughs under the family prefix of ‘Ochaye’ in addition to having shown and handled many other “working/herding” breeds & various “toy” breeds most significantly the Chinese Crested.

As a family they have titled in excess of 20 Collie Rough exhibits, in all three colours, including 15 which bear their prefix and 3 which went on to become dual (New Zealand/Australian)

Champions. Their Rough Collies also have the distinction of having been the No. 1 in National Breed point scores both in Australia and New Zealand. Notable among them being, ‘GrCh Ochaye My Blue Heaven’ and his son ‘Gr/SupCh Ochaye Empire Builder’, who were (consecutively) Australia’s leading Collie Roughs from 2000-2007.

From 2010-2014, Tim co-owned and campaigned Australia’s youngest Shiba Inu Grand and Supreme Champion: ‘SupCh Orienta The Benedict’.

Currently, along with his partner, he owns and breeds Australian Shepherds under the family ‘Ochaye’ prefix having produced 7 Champions, This include Australia’s youngest Supreme Champion Australian Shepherd at 18 months of age. 2019 has been a spectacular year for Tim having exhibited the No.1 ranked Australian Shepherd and No.2 dog (All Breeds) in Australia in 2019: ‘Aust Sup Ch Am/HK Gr Ch Impacts Pop Rocks’ – ROCK who achieved 30 Best in Show awards in just over a year of showing in Australia & also went on to win BIS at the prestigious Sydney Royal Easter Show.

In August 2015 Tim became a FCI/ANKC All Breeds Judge. In addition Tim has held the positions of Vice President for the Collie R&S Club of Qld Inc (2003/2004) and was the Club’s Secretary from 2004 to 2009 later on becoming its President in 2009 and retiring that position in 2019. In 2019, he was elected as President of the Australian Shepherd Dog Club of Queensland. He has also been the Vice President and Secretary of the Chinese Crested Dog Club of Qld and a founding member of the Toy Dog Club of North Queensland. He was appointed to the prestigious position of “Chairperson” of Queensland’s Dog of the Year Committee, 2013 & democratically elected (for a 4 year term) to the Dogs Queensland Board of Directors, starting Feb 2015. In 2019, he was appointed as a member of the Conformation Judge’s Board.

Besides judging extensively throughout Australia, he has had the honour of judging in Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Guatemala, India, Ireland, Japan, Lithuania, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Peru, the Philippines, Russia, Slovenia, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, the United States of America and Vietnam including the World Dog Show in Russia (2016), the World Dog Show in Amsterdam (2018) and judging BIS at the Grand Rivers/Ashtabula Kennel Club (2018) in USA. He will also be judging at the European Dog Show in Slovenia (2020) and the World Dog Show in Madrid (2020).

Dogworld aside, he has completed two degrees (from the University of Queensland); one in Law and the other in Music with an Honours. Throughout 2012, he deferred his


University studies, as he was fortunate enough to have been accepted as an Associate to the Hon’ble Justice John Dowsett in the Federal Court of Australia. Tim is currently employed as a Lecturer (University of Queensland) where he teaches Business, Corporate and Private Law.

Mr. ALEX ZEE (Taiwan)

Mr. Alex (Yu-Feng Zee) started showing dogs with his GSDs in 1964 and went on to making it one of the most successful GSD kennels in Taiwan & has owned the 1979 SV Siegerschau VA dog.

He has had continued success with his Toy Poodles across the world with them being ranked No. 1 in USA both in 1990 & 1992, No. 1 ranked All breeds in Taiwan in 2007 with a dog called Nacko& again in 2014 with a dog called Rock Star, Top Toy Poodle in Australia in 2009 & in Japan in 2011.

He also owned & bred Doberman, Boxer, Golden Retriever, Shetland Sheepdog, Bulldog, Miniature Schnauzer, Shar Pei, Welsh Corgi Pembroke, American Cocker Spaniel, Siberian Husky, Yorkshire Terrier, Shih Tzu, Maltese, Pomeranian, Japanese Spitz, Beagle, Dachshunds.

Alex was licensed to judge GSDs in 1974 and for All Breeds in 1990 by Kennel Club of Taiwan, AKU and FCI. He also holds the position of General Secretary of the Kennel Club of Taiwan.

Alex has judged extensively across the globe in the following countries ie. China, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Russia, Norway, Netherland, Ireland, Estonia, Latvia,Slovenia,Belarus, Bulgaria, Romania, Cyprus, Israel, Canada, USA, Mexico,Argentina, Colombia, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Chile & Brazil.

Mr.J. Rangarajan - Obedience Trials

J. Rangarajan is born in a dog loving family and evinced great interest in training dogs right from his young age. He was only 14 when he trained his first dog. He has won many awards in Obedience Trials at the various dog shows. In the year 1988 he started Woodstock Dog Training School at Chennai and the services from his institution are well sought after. In the same year he was granted License by the Kennel Club of India to judge Obedience Trials and since then he has judged shows extensively.

In the year 2001 Rangarajan migrated to USA with his family and he opened a branch of Woodstock in USA. He is an aproved Canine Good Citizen Evaluator by the American Kennel Club. In the year 2009 Rangarajan was appointed by the Tamil Nadu Government to train the dogs for Search and Rescue work for the Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue services. This is the first ever Rescue Service Dog Squad in the country.

Rangarajan is one of the founder member of the Madras Canine Club and been a member of the Kennel Club of India for close to three decades.


FCI-BREED ClassificationFCI-BREED ClassificationFCI-BREED ClassificationFCI-BREED ClassificationFCI-BREED Classification

GROUP-1

Section 1: SheepdogsSection 2: Cattle Dogs (except Swiss Cattle dogs)

Section 1 :

Sheepdogs

1. Australian Kelpie *2 Belgian Shepherd Dog

a) Groenendael *b) Laekenois *

c) Malinois *d) Tervuere Schipperke *

3. Czeslovakian Wolfdog *4. Croatian Sheepdog *5. German Shepherd Dog

a) Regular *b) Rough Coated *

6. Majorca Shepherd Dog *a) Short-haired

b) Long-haired

Catalan Sheepdog *

a) Long-haired

b) Smooth-haired

7. Beauceron *

a) Black and tan

b) Harlequin Briard *a) Slate

b) Fawn, grey

Berger Picard *

Long-haired Pyrenean Sheepdog *Pyrenean Sheepdog - smooth faced *

8. Bearded Collie * Border Collie * Collie Rough * Collie Smooth

Old English Sheepdog (Bobtail) * Shetland Sheepdog * Welsh Corgi Cardigan *

Welsh Corgi Pembroke *9. Bergamasco Shepherd Dog * Maremma and Abruzzes Sheepdog *10. Komondor * Kuvasz * Mudi * Puli

a) Black / Black discretely shaded

with rust-red or gre * c) Fawn with pronounced black mask /Pearl-white without any rust-red shade * Pumi *11. Dutch Shepherd Dog

a) Short-haired * b) Long-haired *c) Rough-haired * Saarloos Wolfdog * Schapendoes *12. Polish Lowland Sheepdog *

Tatra Shepherd Dog *13. Portuguese Sheepdog *14. Slovakian Chuvach *15. South Russian Shepherd Dog *

Section 2

Cattle Dogs (except Swiss Cattle Dogs)1. Australian Cattle Dog *2. Ardennes Cattle Dog *3. Bouvier des Flanders *

GROUP 2

Section 1: Pinscher and Schnauzer type

Section 2: Molossoid breeds

Section 3: Swiss Mountain and Cattle Dogs

Section 4: Other Breeds

Section 1 : 1.1 PinscherPinscher and Schnauzer type

Dobermann Pinscher *a) Black with rust red markings

a) Fawn/Brindle *b) Black/Harlequin *c) Blue *

Rottweiler *6.Majorca Mastiff *7. Dogue de Bordeaux *8. Bulldog * Bullmastiff - * Mastiff - *9. Neapolitan Mastiff *10. Tosa *

2.2 Mountain type1. Anatolian Shepherd Dog *2. Newfoundland *a) Black / Brown / White with black markings

3. Hovawart *a) Black and tan / Black / Blond

Leonberger *4. Landseer *5. Spanish Mastiff *

Pyrenean Mastiff *

6. Pyrenean Mountain Dog *7. Yugoslavian Shepherd Dog-Sharplanina *8. Atlas Shepherd Dog *9. Serra da estrela Mountain Dog *

a) Smooth-haired *b) Long-haired *Castro Laboreiro Dog *

Alentejo Mastiff *10 Saint Bernard Dog

a) Short-haired *b) Long-haired *

11.Karst Shepherd Dog *12. Caucasian Shepherd Dog *

Central Asia Shepherd Dog *13.Tibetan Mastiff *

Section 3 :Swiss Mountain and Cattle Dogs1. Appenzell Cattle Dog * Bernese Mountain Dog *

b) Brown with rust red markings

German Pinscher *a) Stag-red, red-brown to darkred-brown

b) Black with tan markings Miniature Pinscher *

a) Stag-red, red-brown to darkred-brown

b) Black with tan markings

Affenpinscher *2. Austrian Pinscher *1.2 Schnauzer1. Giant Schnauzer

a) Pure black with undercoat *b) Pepper ans salt blackened sand

with sand-coloured markings *Schnauzer

a) Pure black with black undercoat *b) Pepper and salt blackened sand

with sand-coloured markings * Miniature Schnauzer

a) Pure black with black undercoat *b) Pepper and salt blackened sand

with sand-coloured markings

c) Black and silver black with sand-coloured markings *

d) Pure white with whiteundercoat *

1.3 Smoushond1. Hollandse Smoushond *1.4 Tchiorny Terrier1. Black Terrier *

Section 2 : Molossoid breeds2.1 Mastiff type1. Dogo Argentino *2. Fila Brasileiro *3. Shar Pei *4. Broholmer *5. Boxer *

a) Fawn

b) Brindle

Great Dane

Entlebuch Cattle Dog * Great Swiss Mountain Dog *

GROUP 3

Section 1 : Large and medium-sized Terriers

Section 2 : Small-sized Terriers

Section 3 : Bull type Terriers

Section 4 : Toy Terriers

Section 1 :Large and medium-sized Terriers1. German Hunting Terrier *2. Airedale Terrier * Bedlington Terrier * Border Terrier * Fox Terrier (Smooth) * Fox Terrier (Wire) * Lakeland Terrier * Manchester Terrier * Parson Russell Terrier * Welsh Terrier *3. Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier * Irish Terrier * Kerry Blue Terrier * Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier *

Section 2 :Small-sized Terriers1. Australian Terrier * Jack Russell Terrier *2. Cairn Terrier * Dandie Dinmont Terrier * Norfolk Terrier * Norwich Terrier * Scottish Terrier * Sealyham Terrier * Skye Terrier * West Highland White Terrier *3. Japanese Terrier *4. Cesky Terrier *

Section 3 :Bull type Terriers

1. Bull Terrier

a) Bull Terrier (Standard) *b) Miniature Bull Terrier *

Staffordshire Bull Terrier *

2. American Staffordshire Terrier *Section 4 :

Toy Terriers1. Australian Silky Terrier *2. English Toy Terrier (Black & Tan) * Yorkshire Terrier *

GROUP 4

Section 1 : Dachshunds

Section 1 :Dachshunds1. Dachshund (Teckel) - Germany

a) Standard

Smooth-haired *Long-haired *Wire-haired *

b) Miniature


c) Rabbit Dachshund


GROUP 5

Section 1: Nordic Sledge Dogs

Section 2: Nordic Hunting Dogs

Section 3: Nordic Watchdogs and Herders

Section 4: European Spitz

Section 5 : Asian Spitz and related breeds

Section 6 : Primitive type

Section 7 : Primitive type - Hunting Dogs

Section 8 : Primitive type Hunting Dogswith a ridge on the back

Section 1 :Nordic Sledge Dogs1. Greenland Dog *2. Samoyed *3. Alaskan Malamute * Siberian Husky *

Section 2 :

Nordic Hunting Dogs1. Norwegian Elkhound grey * Norwegian Elkhound black * Norwegian Lundehund *2. Russian-European Laïka * East Siberian Laïka- * West Siberian Laïka *3. Swedish Elkhound * Norrbottenspitz *4. Karelian Bear Dog * Finnish Spitz *

Section 3 :Nordic Watchdogs and Herders1. Icelandic Sheepdog *2. Norwegian Buhund *3. Swedish Lapphund * Swedish Vallhund *4. Finnish Lapphund *Finnish Reindeer Herder *

Section 4 :European Spitz1. German Spitz

a) Keeshond *b) Giant Spitz White *

Brown or black *c) Medium size Spitz White *

Brown or black *Orange, grey shaded and other colours *

Miniature Spitz White *Brown or black *Orange, grey shaded and other colours *Pomeranian

Any colour *2. Volpino Italiano *

Section 5 :Asian Spitz and related breeds1. Chow Chow *2. Eurasian *3. Korea Jindo Dog *4. Akita * American Akita * Hokkaïdo * Kai *

Kishu * Japanese Spitz * Shiba * Shikoku *

Section 6 :Primitive type1. Canaan Dog *2. Pharaoh Hound *3. Mexican Hairless Dog

a) Standard *b) Intermediate *c) Miniature *

4. Peruvian Hairless Dog

a) Large *b) Medium-sized *c) Miniature *

5. Basenji *Section 7 :

Primitive type - Hunting Dogs1. Canarian Warren Hound *Ibizan Warren Hound - Ibizan Podenco

a) Rough haired *b) Smooth-haired *

2. Cirneco dell’Etna *3. Portuguese Warren Hound

a) Wire-haired

Large *Medium-sized *Miniature *

b) Smooth-haired

Large *Medium-sized *Miniature *

Section 8:Primitive type Hunting Dogs with a ridgeon the back1. Thai Ridgeback Dog *

GROUP 6

Section 1: Scenthounds

Section 2: Leash (scent) Hounds

Section 3: Related breeds

Section 1 :Scenthounds1.1 Large-sized Hounds1. Bloodhound *

Short-haired France

2. Poitevin

Billy *French Tricolour Hound *French White and Black Hound *French White and Orange Hound *Great Anglo-French TricolourHound *Great Anglo-French White andBlack Hound *

Great Anglo-French White andOrange Hound *

Great Gascony Hound * Great Gascon Saintongeois *Long-haired : France

Grand Griffon Vendeen *3. English Foxhound * Otterhound *4. American Foxhound *Black and Tan Coonhound *1.2 Medium-sized Hounds1. Bosnian coarse-haired Hound -called Barak *2. Istrian short-haired Hound *Istrian coarse-haired Hound *Posavaz Hound *3. Spanish Hound *4. Smooth-haired : France Anglo-français de petite vénerie *Ariégeois *Beagle-Harrier *Artois Hound * Porcelaine * Small Blue Gascony Hound * Small Gascon Saintongeois *Coarse-haired : France

Medium Griffon Vendeen *Blue Gascony Griffon *Fawn Brittany Griffon * Griffon nivernais *5. Harrier *6. Hellenic Hound *7. Italian Hound

a) Short-haired *b) Coarse-haired *

8. Serbian Tricolour Hound * Montenegrin Mountain Hound * Serbian Hound *9. Transylvanian Hound *10.Norwegian Hound * Halden Hound * Hygen Hound *11. Austrian Black and Tan Hound * Styrian coarse-haired Hound * Tyrolean Hound *12. Polish Hound *13. Swiss Hound

a) Bernese Hound *b) Jura Hound *c) Lucerne Hound *d) Schwyz Hound *

14. Slovakian Hound *15. Finnish Hound *16. Hamilton Hound * Schiller Hound * Smålandsstövare *

1. German Hound * Westphalian Dachsbracke *

2. Artesian-Norman Basset * Blue Gascony Basset * Fawn Brittany Basset * Grand Basset Griffon Vendeen * Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen *3. Basset Hound * Beagle *4. Small Swiss Hound

a) Small Bernese Hound

smooth-haired- coarse-haired *

b) Small Jura Hound *c) Small Lucerne Hound *d) Small Schwyz Hound *

5. Swedish Dachsbracke *

Section 2 :Leash (scent) Hounds1. Bavarian Mountain Scenthound * Hanoverian Scenthound *2. Alpine Dachsbracke *

Section 3 :Related breeds1. Dalmatian *2. Rhodesian Ridgeback *

GROUP 7

Section 1: Continental Pointing Dogs

Section 2: British and Irish Pointers and Setters

Section 1 :Continental Pointing Dogs1.1 Type Continental Pointing Dog1. Old Danish Pointing Dog *2. German Short-haired Pointing Dog *German Wire-haired Pointing Dog * Pudelpointer *German Rough-haired Pointing Dog * Weimaraner


3. Burgos Pointing Dog *4. Ariege Pointing Dog *

Auvergne Pointing Dog *Bourbonnais Pointing Dog *French Pointing Dog -

Gascogne type *French Pointing Dog -Pyrenean type *

St.Germain Pointing Dog *5. Italian Pointing Dog * a) White-orange / Chestnut roan

6. Hungarian Wire-haired Pointing Dog *

Hungarian Short-haired Pointing Dog *7. Portuguese Pointing Dog *

1.2 Spaniel type1. Small Munsterlander * Large Munsterlander * German long-haired Pointing Dog *2. Blue Picardy Spaniel * Brittany *

a) White and orange / Other colours French Spaniel * Picardy Spaniel * Spaniel de Pont-Audemer *3. Drentse Partridge Dog * Frisian Pointing Dog *

1.3 ‘Griffon’ type1. French wire-haired Korthals

Pointing Griffon *2. Italian Wire-haired Pointing Dog *a) White-orange / Chestnut roan3.Bohemian wire-haired Pointing Griffon *4.Slovakian Wire-haired Pointing Dog *

Section 2 :British and Irish Pointers and Setters2.1 Pointer1. English Pointer *

English Setter *Gordon Setter *

2. Irish Red Setter * Irish Red and White Setter *

GROUP 8

Section 1: Retrievers

Section 2: Flushing Dogs

Section 3: Water Dogs

Section 1 :

Retrievers1.Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever *

2. Curly Coated Retriever *

Flat Coated Retriever *

Labrador Retriever *

b) Small Jura Hound *c) Small Lucerne Hound *d) Small Schwyz Hound *

5. Swedish Dachsbracke *

Section 2 :Leash (scent) Hounds1. Bavarian Mountain Scenthound * Hanoverian Scenthound *2. Alpine Dachsbracke *

Section 3 :Related breeds1. Dalmatian *2. Rhodesian Ridgeback *

GROUP 7

Section 1: Continental Pointing Dogs

Section 2: British and Irish Pointers and Setters

Section 1 :Continental Pointing Dogs1.1 Type Continental Pointing Dog1. Old Danish Pointing Dog *2. German Short-haired Pointing Dog *German Wire-haired Pointing Dog * Pudelpointer *German Rough-haired Pointing Dog * Weimaraner


3. Burgos Pointing Dog *4. Ariege Pointing Dog *

Auvergne Pointing Dog *Bourbonnais Pointing Dog *French Pointing Dog -

Gascogne type *French Pointing Dog -Pyrenean type *

St.Germain Pointing Dog *5. Italian Pointing Dog * a) White-orange / Chestnut roan

6. Hungarian Wire-haired Pointing Dog *

Hungarian Short-haired Pointing Dog *7. Portuguese Pointing Dog *

1.2 Spaniel type1. Small Munsterlander * Large Munsterlander * German long-haired Pointing Dog *2. Blue Picardy Spaniel * Brittany *

a) White and orange / Other colours French Spaniel * Picardy Spaniel * Spaniel de Pont-Audemer *3. Drentse Partridge Dog * Frisian Pointing Dog *

1.3 ‘Griffon’ type1. French wire-haired Korthals

Pointing Griffon *2. Italian Wire-haired Pointing Dog *a) White-orange / Chestnut roan3.Bohemian wire-haired Pointing Griffon *4.Slovakian Wire-haired Pointing Dog *

Section 2 :British and Irish Pointers and Setters2.1 Pointer1. English Pointer *

English Setter *Gordon Setter *

2. Irish Red Setter * Irish Red and White Setter *

GROUP 8

Section 1: Retrievers

Section 2: Flushing Dogs

Section 3: Water Dogs

Section 1 :

Retrievers1.Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever *

2. Curly Coated Retriever *

Flat Coated Retriever *

Labrador Retriever *

Section 10: Kromfohrländer

Section 11: Small Molossian type Dogs

Section 1 :

Bichons and related breeds

1.1 Bichons

1. Maltese - Central *

2. Havanese *

3. Bichon Frise *4. Bolognese *1 Coton de Tuléar *1. Little Lion Dog *

Section 2 :Poodle1. Poodle - France

a) Standard

White / Black *Brown / Grey / Apricot *b) Medium size White / Black * Brown / Grey / Apricot *c) Miniature

White / Black *Brown / Grey / Apricot *

d) Toy

White / Black / Brown / Grey /Apricot *

Section 3 :Small Belgian Dogs1.Belgian Griffon * Brussels Griffo * Small Brabant Griffon *

Section 4 :Hairless Dogs1. Chinese Crested Dog -China

a) Hairless / Powder Puff withveil coat

Section 5 :Tibetan breeds1. Lhasa Apso * Shih Tzu * Tibetan Spaniel * Tibetan Terrier - *

Golden Retriever *

3. Chesapeake Bay Retriever *

Section 2 :

Flushing Dogs1. German Spaniel *

2. Clumber Spaniel *

English Cocker Spaniel *

a) Red / Black / Other coloursField Spaniel *

Sussex Spaniel *

English Springer Spaniel *

Welsh Springer Spaniel *

3. Small Dutch Waterfowl Dog *4. American Cocker Spaniel *

a) Black / Any solid colour otherthan black / Particolor

Section 3 :

Water Dogs

1. Spanish Waterdog *2.French Water Dog *3. Irish Water Spaniel *

4. Romagna Water Dog *

5. Frisian Water Dog *

6. Portuguese Water Dog *

a) Curlyb) Long and wavy

7. American Water Spaniel *

GROUP 9

Section 1: Bichons and related breeds

Section 2: Poodle

Section 3: Small Belgian Dogs

Section 4: Hairless Dogs

Section 5: Tibetan breeds

Section 6: Chihuahueñ o

Section 7: English Toy Spaniels

Section 8: Japan Chin and Pekingese

Section 9: Continental Toy Spaniel

Section 10: Kromfohrländer

Section 11: Small Molossian type Dogs

Section 1 :

Bichons and related breeds

1.1 Bichons

1. Maltese - Central *

2. Havanese *

3. Bichon Frise *4. Bolognese *1 Coton de Tuléar *1. Little Lion Dog *

Section 2 :Poodle1. Poodle - France

a) Standard

White / Black *Brown / Grey / Apricot *b) Medium size White / Black * Brown / Grey / Apricot *c) Miniature

White / Black *Brown / Grey / Apricot *

d) Toy

White / Black / Brown / Grey /Apricot *

Section 3 :Small Belgian Dogs1.Belgian Griffon * Brussels Griffo * Small Brabant Griffon *

Section 4 :Hairless Dogs1. Chinese Crested Dog -China

a) Hairless / Powder Puff withveil coat

Section 5 :Tibetan breeds1. Lhasa Apso * Shih Tzu * Tibetan Spaniel * Tibetan Terrier - *

Golden Retriever *

3. Chesapeake Bay Retriever *

Section 2 :

Flushing Dogs1. German Spaniel *

2. Clumber Spaniel *

English Cocker Spaniel *

a) Red / Black / Other coloursField Spaniel *

Sussex Spaniel *

English Springer Spaniel *

Welsh Springer Spaniel *

3. Small Dutch Waterfowl Dog *4. American Cocker Spaniel *

a) Black / Any solid colour otherthan black / Particolor

Section 3 :

Water Dogs

1. Spanish Waterdog *2.French Water Dog *3. Irish Water Spaniel *

4. Romagna Water Dog *

5. Frisian Water Dog *

6. Portuguese Water Dog *

a) Curlyb) Long and wavy

7. American Water Spaniel *

GROUP 9

Section 1: Bichons and related breeds

Section 2: Poodle

Section 3: Small Belgian Dogs

Section 4: Hairless Dogs

Section 5: Tibetan breeds

Section 6: Chihuahueñ o

Section 7: English Toy Spaniels

Section 8: Japan Chin and Pekingese

Section 9: Continental Toy Spaniel

Section 6 :Chihuahueño1. Chihuahua

a) Smooth-haired *b) Long-haired *

Section 7 :English Toy Spaniels1.Cavalier King Charles Spaniel * a) Black and Tan / Ruby /

Blenheim / TricolourKing CharlesKing Charles Spaniel *a) Black and Tan / Ruby /Blenheim / Tricolour

Section 8 :Japan Chin and Pekingese1. Pekingese - China *2. Japanese China *

Section 9 :Continental Toy Spaniel1. Continental Toy Spaniel

a) Papillon (with erect ears :

1,5 - 2,5 kg / 2,5 - 4,5 kg) *b) Phalène (with drooping ears :1,5 - 2,5 kg / 2,5 - 4,5 kg) *

Section 10 :Kromfohrländer1. Kromfohrländer *

Section 11 :

Small Molossian type Dogs

1. French Bulldog *

a) Uniformly fawn, brindled or not, withlimited white patchingb) Fawn, brindled or not, with mediumor predominant white patching

2. Pug *a) Fawn with black mask / Black/ Silver / Apricot with blackmask3. Boston Terrier *

GROUP 10

Section 1 : Long-haired or fringed Sighthounds

Section 2 : Rough-haired Sighthounds

Section 3 : Short-haired Sighthounds

Section 1 :Long-haired or fringedSighthounds

1. Afghan Hound *2. Saluki *a) Fringed / Short-haired

3. Borzoi *

Section 2 :

Rough-haired Sighthounds1. Irish Wolfhound *2. Deerhound *

Section 3 :

Short-haired Sighthounds1.Spanish Greyhound *2.Greyhound * Whippet *3. Italian Greyhound *4. Hungarian Greyhound *5. Azawakh - Mali *6. Sloughi *7. Polish Greyhound *

GROUP 11

Indigenous Breed Dogs

1. Chippiparai #2. Mudhol Hound #

3. Rajapalayam #

4. Rampur Hound #

5. Caravan Hound #

6. Kombai #

7. Himalayan Sheep dog #

THE MADRAS CANINE CLUB 132nd & 133rd All Breeds Championship Dog Shows

OBEDIENCE TRIALS & THE FOUR SPECIALITY SHOWS&

THE KENNEL CLUB OF INDIA’S 28th & 29th FCI INTERNATIONAL CH. DOG SHOW

On 3rd, 4th & 5th January 2020

Executive Committee : Show Chairman Mr. N. Ram Chairman, The Hindu

PresidentMr. C.V. SudarsanMob : 0 98840 46278

Vice Presidents Mr. Arun Alagappan Mr.T.K. Chandrasekar

Hony. SecretaryMr.S.Siddhartha

Hony. TreasurerMrs. Shyamala Murugesan

Address : Old No.51, 7th Cross Street , Shenoy Nagar West, Chennai 600 030. Ph: 044-26260693

Mob : 0 98840 46278 Email: [email protected] Website: www.madrascanineclub.com

Committee Members:Mrs. Rukmani Sudarsan Mrs.Pushpa RajendranMr.M. Gopalakrishnan Mr.K.B. JaisimhaMr.P.S. Venkatesh Mr.A. Saravanan

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