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SCHEDULE THE KODAIKANAL KENNEL ASSOCIATION’S 5th& 6th All Breeds Championship Dog Shows THIS IS A JOINT SHOW ALONG WITH THE MADRAS CANINE CLUB’S 130th & 131st All Breeds Championship Dog Shows & THE ANAIMALAI KENNEL CLUB 13th & 14th All Breeds Championship Dog Shows On 3rd & 4th August 2019 at The Kodaikanal Public School Grounds, Munjical, Kodaikanal. www.madrascanineclub.org 1
Judges The Kodaikanal Kennel Association : Ms. Gauri Nargolkar 5th & 6th Ch. Dog Show Mr.T. Preetham The Madras Canine Club : Mr. C.V. Sudarsan 130th & 131st Ch.Dog Show Mrs.Yashodhara Hemchandra The Anaimalai Kennel Club : Mr. Ranjeet Singh Munjal 9th & 10th Ch. Dog Show Mr. Sanjit Kumar Mohanty Programme Saturday – 3rd August 2019 The Kodaikanal Kennel Association’s 5th All Breeds Ch. Show The Madras Canine Club’s 130th All Breeds Ch.Show The Anaimalai Kennel Club’s 13th All Breeds Ch.Show ( BENCHING 8.00 AM - JUDGING 9.00 AM Sharp ) (Sunday) – 4th August 2019 The Kodaikanal Kennel Association’s 6th All Breeds Ch. Show The Madras Canine Club’s 131st All Breeds Ch. Show The Anaimalai Kennel Club’s 14th All Breeds Ch. Show ( BENCHING 8.00 AM - JUDGING 9.00 AM Sharp ) 2 www.madrascanineclub.org
T he Kodaikanal Kennel Association 5th Ch. Show and The Madras Canine Club’s 130th Ch. Show & Anaimalai Kennel Club’s 13th All Breeds Championship shows would be judged simultaneously in three separate rings on 3rd August 2019. Similarly the Kodaikanal Kennel Association 6th Ch. Show and The Madras Canine Club’s 131st Ch. Show & Anaimalai Kennel Club’s 14th All Breeds Championship shows would be judged simultaneously in three separate rings on 4th August 2019. ENTRIES STRICTLY CLOSE ON 23rd July 2019 POST MARK. LATE ENTRIES WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED WITH A PENALTY OF 50% OF THE ENTRY FEES. THIS IS AS PER KCI RULES. THE CLUB WOULD AS PER KCI RULES IMPOSE A COMPULSORY LEVY FINE OF 50% OF THE ENTRY FEE FOR ALL ENTRIES RECEIVED BY THEM AFTER THE CLOSING / LAST DATE ie. 23rd July 2019. ENTRIES SENT BY EMAIL OR WHATSAPP AND ENTRIES SENT WITHOUT ENTRY FEES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES AND WILL BE REJECTED. XEROX COPY OF THE KCI REG. CERTIFICATE SHOULD ACCOMPANY THE ENTRY FORM WHICH IS COMPULSORY ALONG WITH THE DOGS VACCINATION CERTIFICATES. THE ENTRY FEE is Rs 3000/- per dog for all 6 shows including catalogue per owner. The joint Show Schedules & entry form for the Madras Canine Club’s 130th & 131st Ch. Dog Show, The Kodaikanal Kennel Association 5th & 6th Ch. Show & The Anaimalai Kennel Club’s 13th & 14th Ch.Show can be obtained from the Madras Canine Club’s office and shall be sent along with the DD / CHEQUE made payable to “The Kodaikanal Kennel Association” and sent to Old No.51, 7th Cross Street, Shenoy Nagar West, Chennai 600 030. Phone : 044- 26260693. Mob : 9884046278. Email : c.v.sudar@gmail.com / secretarymcc2017@gmail.com. Entries can be sent through our website www.madrascanineclub.org Show schedules & advertisement tariff are available in the website. 50% Entry fees will now be charged for Indian Breeds. Those entering Indian breeds will now have to pay 50% of the entry fees. i.e. Rs.1500/- for all six shows. www.madrascanineclub.org 3
The Madras Canine Club will acknowledge receipt of the entry, but nevertheless, it shall be the duty of the exhibitor to also ascertain that their entries have reached “The Madras Canine Club”. ELIGIBILITY: CRYPTORCHID AND MONORCHID DOGS will not be allowed to compete in the breed class. CAUTION: Exhibitors should make themselves familiar with the KCI Rules and Regulations for Shows. Exhibitors are cautioned that an entry in the wrong Class or Breed will disqualify the exhibit automatically. CHALLENGE CERTIFICATE: Challenge and Reserve Challenge Certificates will be awarded at the Six Championship Shows. All Indian Breeds are eligible for CCs. PENALITY: Any willful 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 Committee in accordance with the KCI Regulations. The objection fee is Rs.2000/- returnable if the objection is upheld by the Show Committee and forfeited if the objection is rejected. IMPORTANT NOTICE: All dogs who have obtained 4 CCs under 4 different Judges are entitled to be called Champions provided the dog has obtained the 4th CC after 12 months of age and irrespective of whether a ‘Champion’ certificate has been issued to the dog or not. As per the latest amended rule a dog with 3 CCs entered at a twin Show can become a ‘Champion’ in Ring 1, as soon as a 4th CC is awarded at the first of the two shows. Contrary to the earlier rule which has now been amended, a dog that has obtained his 4th CC at the first of the two shows organized on the same day, the exhibit should be continued to be shown in the same class it has been entered prior to it becoming a Champion. Nevertheless if the dog has been entered at subsequent shows at a later date, it is compulsory that the dog should 4 www.madrascanineclub.org
be entered in the Champion Class only even though the dog may have been entered in any other class. Further please note that all exhibits eligible to compete for the Best in Show line up shall only be such exhibit that have won a BOB / RBOB as a Champion or won a CC with BOB or RBOB. A non-champion winning the Best of Breed without a Challenge Certificate is not eligible to participate in the group judging or Best in Show line up. As per the KCI directive the FCI 11 Group system will be followed, and the rule of placing 21 dogs in the lineup will be followed. Indian breeds have been classified as a separate group and classified as Group-11, Exhibitors are prohibited from wearing shirts bearing the name or logo of their Kennel.Those contravening this rule will not be permitted to enter the ring. Exhibitors are requested to read the definition of classes and enter their exhibits in the correct class. Important Notice: Exhibitors may note that the dog show is being held outdoors and the Madras Canine Club (Madras Canine Club / Kodaikanal Kennel Association /Anaimalai Kennel Club) will not be responsible for vagaries of the weather, such excessive rain or heat. Should the show get 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 / KKA / AKC 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. Exhibitors to Note: Exhibitors are requested to ensure that the microchip that has been passed on to them along with the registration certificates is properly implanted into the dog. Dogs without microchip will not be permitted at the show. As per the recent KCI directive DOUBLE HANDLING is strictly prohibited. Such of those who resort to double handling in spite of this www.madrascanineclub.org 5
will automatically entitle the removal of their exhibit from the show ring. ENFORCEMENT & AMENDMENT OF RULES: The decision of the Show Committee is final subject only to appeal to 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. Exhibitors may note that apart from the existing trophies, for the Dog of the Year, Reserve Dog of the Year, Puppy of the Year & Dog of the Year Bred in India, & Breeder of the Year & Breeder of the Year BI several new trophies for the various important breeds such as Dobermann, Great Dane, Boxer, German Shepherd, Labrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, Rottweiler, Pug , Beagle, Siberian Husky & Dachshund of the Year and the Indian Breed of the Year have now been introduced. Points obtained at Non-Pointed & Pointed Championship shows will be taken into account for computing the winners of these trophies. SCHEDULE OF BREED CLASSES DOGS BITCHES A. Minor Puppy - 4 to 6 months G. Minor Puppy - 4 to 6 months B. Puppy - 7 to12 months H. Puppy- 7 to 12 months C. Junior-13 to18 months I. Junior-13 to18 months D. Intermediate-19 to 36 months J. Intermediate-19 to 36 months E. Bred in India (Irrespective of age) K. Bred in India (Irrespective of age) F. Open Class (Irrespective of age) L. Open Class (Irrespective of age) M. Champion class (Irrespective of sex) 6 www.madrascanineclub.org
EXTRACTS FROM K.C.I. REGULATION FOR SHOWS: Not be used as a name or part of the name in connection with any Classes other than as defined therein. a) CHAMPION CLASS is one in which all dogs that have attained their championship title on the day of sending the entries may compete. b) OPEN CLASS is one in which all dogs of that breed or variety of breed may compete. c) B.I. CLASS is a class in which only dogs, bred and begotten in India, shall be eligible, Dogs begotten abroad and born in India or on the voyage out, are imported, dogs under Regulations for Registrations. d) INTERMEDIATE CLASS is one in which dogs that are 19 months of age and not exceeding 36 months on the first day of the show can compete. e) JUNIOR CLASS is one in which dogs that are 13 months of age and not exceeding 18 months on the first day of the show may be entered. f) PUPPY CLASS is one in which dogs that are 7 months of age and not exceeding 12 months on the first day of the show be entered. g) MINOR PUPPY CLASS is one in which dogs that are 4 months of age and not exceeding 6 months on the first day of the show be entered. 3. A dog imported from abroad shall be eligible to be entered in any class that they are eligible for. 4. A dog may be entered in Obedience Class only without being entered in any of its Breed Classes. 5. Special Prizes: No dog shall be eligible to compete for the special prize until it has been judged in its Breed Class or Classes or if it has been beaten in its Breed Class or Classes by another or either sex, eligible and compete for the special prize. Note: Outstation exhibitors requiring Hotel accommodation may contact: 1) Hotel Woodys, 4/17/70, Convent Road, Near Fire Station, Kodaikanal. Contact Person: Mr. Lingam, Mob: 099943 61111. 2) Hotel Stony croft, Convent Road, Kodaikanal. Contact Person: Mr.Srinath, Mob: 0944430 40761. www.madrascanineclub.org 7
KNOW YOUR JUDGES : MS.GAURI NARGOLKAR Gauri Nargolkar was born and raised in Pune, India. An ardent dog lover, she has been involved with Great Danes since 1985 and registered her prefix “Danehills” in 1988.She has been handling dogs in the show ring since the age of 13 and has handled many of her dogs to top honours. Till date, Gauri has bred 85 Indian Champions in Great Danes (75 Champions), GSDs, Labrador Retrievers, Boxers and Beagles.Specializing in Danes, in addition to her Indian Champions she has bred 7 American Champions (Co Bred with MsFrancette Lass, Lagarada Kennel – USA), including 2 American Grand Champions, 1 Phillipines Gr Chand 1 Canadian Champion who finished her title at 6 ½ months of age.A puppy bred by her and Ms. Francette Lass, Am ChLagaradaDanehills Winds of Change was also Best Puppy Bitch and Reserve Winners Bitch at the Great Dane Club of America’s National Show in Phoenix, USA in 2011. Another co bred Dane BISS Am Gr ChLagaradaDanehills Star Struck Titan was the No.1 Owner Handled Dane in the U.S. in 2015. He was also in the Top 20 in the GDCA rankings, USA for two consecutive years. DanehillsGreat Danes have won All Breed Best in Shows 26 timesand Best in Specialty Show 9 times with multiple Line-ups, Best Puppy and Best in Show BI awards. Am Gr Ch/ Multi BIS BISS Ind Gr Ch LagaradaDanehillsStarman, a Great Dane owned by Gauri and co bred by Gauri and Francette Lass was Reserve Dog of the Year (All Breeds) and No.1 Working Dog in India in 2016-17.Starman was also BISS at the Great Dane Club of India’s National in 2016. His son BISS Ch Danehills Ignis Internum won the GDCI National in 2019. Danehills has won the Bhat Trophy for the Dane of the Year – Bred in India on five separate occasions and for Dane of the Year four times–BISS Ch Danehills Ignis Internum for 2018-19, Am Gr Ch/Multi Ind BIS BISS Gr ChLagaradaDanehillsStarman for 2015-16 and 2016-17and BIS IndChDanehills Zen Master for 2014-15. Gauri has also owned and bred Labrador Retrievers, GSDs, Boxers, Dobermans and Beagles from some of the topmost bloodlines in the world and won multiple line up placements with these breeds.Her home bred Labrador bitch,ChDanehillsGlorianna was Best in Show at the Labrador Retriever Club of India’s 5th National Show under Mrs Margaret Litherland (UK). 8 www.madrascanineclub.org
Gauri is a Committee Member of the Kennel Club of India, founder Hon Secretary of the Great Dane Club of India and the Pune City Canine Association, President of the Labrador Retriever Club of India, President - GDC (West), President - Rottweiler Association of Pune and life member of the German Shepherd Dog Club of India,the Madras Canine Club, the Kodaikanal Kennel Association and the Poona Kennel Confederation. Gauri is the first lady in India to qualify as a Breed Specialist judge and the first Great Dane Specialist judge on the panel of the Kennel Club of India. Gauri Nargolkar hasbeen a keen sportsperson competing in Tennis and Basketball at School and State level. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, having graduated from Fergusson College, University of Pune. MR.T PREETHAM He started showing dogs at a very young age as a Junior handler with Great Danes. Later on with his father he started exhibiting and breeding Whippets, Labradors and German Shepherds under the prefix - DILYS. His Whippet “Paigahs Moon Beam was multi BIS winner. His Labradors have done consistently well both at rings and breeding. He has either exhibited and bred several other including Dobermanns, Pugs, Fox Terriers (Smooth), Afghan Hounds. Some of his notable Labrador imports like Ch:Driftway Star O India, Ch:Tullochmohr Star Performer, Ch;Tullochmohr Perfect Gent have not only won several Best In Shows but have also helped in producing innumerable champions both for himself and others. Later in 1999 he got his first Golden Retriever - Ch:Goldtreve True Spirit which went BIS at his first major show and established his type.The dogs to follow were Aust Ch:El Badari Star of Zwion, Ch: Tullochmohr Sheer Genuis were all highly successful in shows and are behind many Golden Retriever that are being shown today. He is the founder Secretary of the Labrador Retriever Club Of India, Secretary of the Bangalore Canine Club and President of the Karavalli Canine Club. He is the also the Executive Committee member of the Kennel Club of India. He was licensed to judge All breeds in 2014, since then he has judged in all parts of India. He has also judged in China, New Zealand and different states of Australia. He would be judging in few countries of Latin America in 2019. www.madrascanineclub.org 9
MR. C.V. SUDARSAN Born in a family of dog lovers entered Canine activity three decades ago and started exhibiting dogs under the prefix “Magic Million” A keen exhibitor for the last 35 years he has exhibited his dogs at almost every show in India making champions of most of the dogs that he owned. C.V. Sudarsan holds the distinction of being the first exhibitor in India to have won all the five major trophies instituted by the Kennel Club of India namely, 1) The Hindu Trophy for the Dog of the Year, (thrice) 2) The GVD Padmavathy Trophy for the Reserve Dog of the Year, (twice) 3) The Sivaganga Trophy for the Puppy of the Year, (once) 4) The Southern Prides Trophy for the Dog of the Year Bred in India (thrice) 5) The Lakshmi Trophy for the Breeder of the Year. (once) Mr.Sudarsan has had the distinction of having judged every club show in India and has also judged in all the five continents. He has judged shows at the United States, Canada, Philippines and at every state in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Japan, China, Nepal, Norway, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Korea, Argentina, South Africa, Taiwan, Russia, Mexico, Slovakia Romania ,,Puerto Rico , Israel, Slovenia, Hungary, Holland, UK., Germany, Colombia, Brazil, Latvia and Guatamala, Luthvenia and Amsterdam. He has several more judging assignments in Japan, Australia, Ukraine, ,Havana, Costo Rica, Chille, Cyprus, etc., Mr.Sudarsan has judged at six World dog shows in Mexico, Bratslavia, Hungary, Russia, Germany and Amsterdam and the European Show in Holland and the Eukanuba World Challenge in America. Mr.C.V. Sudarsan obtained his All Breeds Judging License in 1984 and has been judging ever since and is on the panel of the Asian Kennel Union and FCI Judges and is the Founder Secretary of the Madras Canine Club which post he held for 30 years and is now currently the President of the Madras Canine Club and the Kodaikanal Kennel Association. His association with the Kennel Club of India dates back to more than four decades and has been on the Executive Committee for the last 30 years and is currently the Hony. Secretary & Treasurer of the Kennel Club of India and is also the Editor of the prestigious Indian Kennel Gazette, which is the official publication of the Kennel Club of India. He is also the Vice President of the Doberman Pinscher Club of India, and the President of the Great Dane Club of India. MRS. YASHODHARA HEMCHANDRA Yashodhara started her kennels “YASHBANS” almost four decades ago. She has imported, bred, owned and handled some of India’s finest German Shepherds, Dobermanns, Boxers, Rottweilers, St.Bernards, Chow Chows, Cocker Spaniels, Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, Great Danes, Pomeranians, Siberian Huskies, Pugs, Shih Tzus, Miniature Pinschers and the Standard Dachshunds and has bred over 500 Best of Breed winners. 10 www.madrascanineclub.org
Yashodhara showcased her determination for perfection by breeding two ‘DOG OF THE YEARS,’ and a ‘RESERVE PUPPY OF THE YEAR,’ besides breeding and owning innumerable, Champions and Line up winners. This earned YASHBANS the reputation of being one of India’s most reputed and trusted kennels, which continues till date. Winning the awards ‘BREEDER OF THE YEAR,’ ‘DOG OF THE YEAR,’ ‘RESERVE DOG OF THE YEAR’, ‘RESERVE PUPPY OF THE YEAR’ made Yashodhara one of India’s most successful woman in an unique field created from a passion. With the immense knowledge and experience Yashodhara has acquired over the years in breeding, maintaining, handling and grooming pets,shedecided to create a business out of it. She is the brainchild behind India’s first Professional Grooming Parlour for pets. The Professional Pet Styling Studio & Spa and School and a specialized Pet Logistics Company, under the brand name of FUZZY WUZZY was created in 2002. This brand also showcases a line of niche show accessories, specialized grooming tools and other pet products. Her kennels also offers limited, top class boarding facilities. Her project, PETZORAMA, includes an exclusive range of pet products.AYURVEDA FOR ANIMALS is her specialized line of safe and cruelty free pet products, researched and developed from India’s ancient Science of wellbeing, AYURVEDA. She has dedicated part of her proceeds from her earnings to the welfare and care of injured, homeless and stray animals. Yashodhara has a keen interest in all forms of art and culture. Her interests include painting, travelling and writing. Her first novel “The World Through My Golden Eyes” releases this year. The burning desire to overcome all obstacles and to establish herself as a leading entrepreneur has made Yashodhara realize that the struggle over the years has been well worth it. She is particularly keen on educating and encouraging the younger generation to show compassion and love towards all animals. She is a popular Junior Handler Judge. She campaigns for ethical breeding of pedigreed dogs. Yashodhara enjoys the roles of being an All Breeds International Judge, Breeder, Mother, Environmentalist, Conservationist and an Entrepreneur. MR. SANJIT MOHANTY Mr. Sanjit Mohanty found his true calling, the unequivocal passion for the German Shepherd Dog, very early in life (1982). His first dog was Wonder Von Sydenberg. Over the years, the German Shepherd Dog has become an integral part of his life and identity. He has visited many Asian, European , VDH All Breed Shows and the World Dog Show in 2011 & 2017, apart from German Sieger show(BSZS) and ADRK show. www.madrascanineclub.org 11
Apart from German Shepherd Dogs, Mr. Sanjit Mohanty has bred champions in the Doberman pinscher, Boxer, Labrador retriever, Golden Retriever, Siberian husky, Standard Smooth Dachshund, Pug, Beagle and Miniature Pinscher breeds. Mr. Sanjit Mohanty is a member of S.V (Germany) and , President of the German Shepherd Dog Confederation (GSDC - India), life member and presently Executive committee member of the Kennel Club of India (KCI) and also he is in the special project sub-committee related to Hips, Elbows, Scoring, DNA & artificial insemination, life member of the Kennel club of Thailand (KCTH), Member of ADRK (Rottweiler club of Germany), Member and committee member of the Pune Kennel Confederation (PKC) and Secretary of the GSDC - Sahyadri Chapter. He got his WUSV National Judging License (Breed) in 2014 & in February 2018 he is approved as International Breed Judge by SV Germany. He has the distinction of judging German shepherd in FCI International shows held in India in the year 2016 & 2017. MR. RANJEET SINGH MUNJAL Mr Ranjeet Singh Munjal was born in an animal loving family. Dogs were part of his family since his childhood. His grandfather had GSD’s and Bull Terriers but were not shown though. His father Mr P S Munjal purchased his first registered dog in 1972, a Boxer. He was carrying top Dutch & German lines of his time.This boxer was shown in various shows of North India & completed his championship. As a young child he started visiting shows with his father from 1977 onwards. His prefix/affix ‘MUNJAAL’S was registered in the year 1975. He himself showed his first dog, a homebred Dachshund bitch Ch Munjaal’s Red Shine in 1981 at the age of 11 & got 6th BIS under Nawab Nazeer Yaar Jung. After that dog showing was a regular feature during the show season. Over the years his kennel has bred Champions & lineup winners in Boxers, Dachshund, Dobermans, Rampur hound, Tibetan Mastiff, Bull Terriers, Minpins, Pug, Ind Spitz, Pomeranians with more than 100 champions & lineups to his credit! He also has the distinction of producing 5 different BIS winners with his Dobes. He has bred Puppy of the year twice with his Dobes namely Ch Munjaal’s Luxury in the year 1999-2000 & Ch Munjaal’s Rock n roll in the year 2005-06.To name a few, some of the other notable BIS winners of various breeds produced by his kennel were Ch Munjaal’s Achievement, Ch Munjaal’s forget me not, Ch Munjaal’s forever free, Ch Munjaal’s hotshot, Ch Munjaal’s hat’s off, Ch Munjaal’s Jet setter, Ch Munjaal’s Japonica, Ch Munjaal’s Black Beauty, Ch Munjaal’s Red Shine, Ch Munjaal’s Ashley. He became Life member of The Kennel Club of India in the year 1995 & licensed ring steward in 2003. He is presently involved with Minpins, Labrador, pugs & Pomeranians. Other interests include wildlife & reading books. He is a businessman by Profession & is having packaged drinking water plant with BIS certification at Delhi which he manages with his mother. He has residences in Kanpur as well as New Delhi. 12 www.madrascanineclub.org
FCI-BREED Classification GROUP-1 Welsh Corgi Pembroke * Section 1: Sheepdogs 9. Bergamasco Shepherd Dog * Section 2: Cattle Dogs (except Swiss Cattle dogs) Maremma and Abruzzes Sheepdog * Section 1 : 10. Komondor * Sheepdogs Kuvasz * 1. Australian Kelpie * Mudi * Puli 2 Belgian Shepherd Dog a) Black / Black discretely shaded a) Groenendael * b) Laekenois * with rust-red or gre * c) Malinois * c) Fawn with pronounced black mask / d) Tervuere Schipperke * Pearl-white without any rust-red shade * Pumi * 3. Czeslovakian Wolfdog * 11. Dutch Shepherd Dog 4. Croatian Sheepdog * a) Short-haired * 5. German Shepherd Dog b) Long-haired * a) Regular * c) Rough-haired * b) Rough Coated * Saarloos Wolfdog * 6. Majorca Shepherd Dog * Schapendoes * a) Short-haired 12. Polish Lowland Sheepdog * b) Long-haired Tatra Shepherd Dog * 13. Portuguese Sheepdog * Catalan Sheepdog * 14. Slovakian Chuvach * a) Long-haired 15. South Russian Shepherd Dog * b) Smooth-haired Section 2 7. Beauceron * Cattle Dogs (except Swiss Cattle Dogs) a) Black and tan 1. Australian Cattle Dog * b) Harlequin Briard * 2. Ardennes Cattle Dog * a) Slate 3. Bouvier des Flanders * b) Fawn, grey Berger Picard * GROUP 2 Long-haired Pyrenean Sheepdog * Section 1: Pinscher and Schnauzer type Pyrenean Sheepdog - smooth faced * Section 2: Molossoid breeds 8. Bearded Collie * Section 3: Swiss Mountain and Cattle Dogs Border Collie * Section 4: Other Breeds Collie Rough * Section 1 : Collie Smooth 1.1 Pinscher Old English Sheepdog (Bobtail) * Pinscher and Schnauzer type Shetland Sheepdog * Dobermann Pinscher * Welsh Corgi Cardigan * a) Black with rust red markings www.madrascanineclub.org 13
b) Brown with rust red markings a) Fawn/Brindle * German Pinscher * b) Black/Harlequin * a) Stag-red, red-brown to dark c) Blue * red-brown Rottweiler * b) Black with tan markings 6.Majorca Mastiff * Miniature Pinscher * 7. Dogue de Bordeaux * a) Stag-red, red-brown to dark 8. Bulldog * red-brown Bullmastiff - * b) Black with tan markings Mastiff - * Affenpinscher * 9. Neapolitan Mastiff * 2. Austrian Pinscher * 10. Tosa * 1.2 Schnauzer 1. Giant Schnauzer 2.2 Mountain type a) Pure black with undercoat * 1. Anatolian Shepherd Dog * b) Pepper ans salt blackened sand 2. Newfoundland * with sand-coloured markings * a) Black / Brown / White with black markings Schnauzer 3. Hovawart * a) Pure black with black undercoat * a) Black and tan / Black / Blond b) Pepper and salt blackened sand Leonberger * with sand-coloured markings * 4. Landseer * Miniature Schnauzer 5. Spanish Mastiff * a) Pure black with black undercoat * Pyrenean Mastiff * b) Pepper and salt blackened sand 6. Pyrenean Mountain Dog * with sand-coloured markings 7. Yugoslavian Shepherd Dog- c) Black and silver black with Sharplanina * sand-coloured markings * 8. Atlas Shepherd Dog * d) Pure white with white 9. Serra da estrela Mountain Dog * undercoat * a) Smooth-haired * 1.3 Smoushond b) Long-haired * 1. Hollandse Smoushond * Castro Laboreiro Dog * 1.4 Tchiorny Terrier Alentejo Mastiff * 1. Black Terrier * 10 Saint Bernard Dog Section 2 : a) Short-haired * Molossoid breeds b) Long-haired * 2.1 Mastiff type 11.Karst Shepherd Dog * 1. Dogo Argentino * 12. Caucasian Shepherd Dog * 2. Fila Brasileiro * Central Asia Shepherd Dog * 3. Shar Pei * 13.Tibetan Mastiff * 4. Broholmer * 5. Boxer * Section 3 : a) Fawn Swiss Mountain and Cattle Dogs b) Brindle 1. Appenzell Cattle Dog * Great Dane Bernese Mountain Dog * 14 www.madrascnineclub.org
Entlebuch Cattle Dog * 2. American Staffordshire Terrier * Great Swiss Mountain Dog * Section 4 : Toy Terriers GROUP 3 1. Australian Silky Terrier * Section 1 : Large and medium-sized Terriers 2. English Toy Terrier (Black & Tan) * Section 2 : Small-sized Terriers Yorkshire Terrier * Section 3 : Bull type Terriers GROUP 4 Section 4 : Toy Terriers Section 1 : Dachshunds Section 1 : Section 1 : Large and medium-sized Terriers Dachshunds 1. German Hunting Terrier * 2. Airedale Terrier * 1. Dachshund (Teckel) - Germany Bedlington Terrier * a) Standard Border Terrier * Smooth-haired * Fox Terrier (Smooth) * Long-haired * Fox Terrier (Wire) * Wire-haired * Lakeland Terrier * b) Miniature Manchester Terrier * Smooth-haired * Parson Russell Terrier * Long-haired * Welsh Terrier * Wire-haired * 3. Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier * c) Rabbit Dachshund Irish Terrier * Smooth-haired * Kerry Blue Terrier * Long-haired * Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier * Wire-haired * Section 2 : Small-sized Terriers GROUP 5 1. Australian Terrier * Section 1: Nordic Sledge Dogs Jack Russell Terrier * 2. Cairn Terrier * Section 2: Nordic Hunting Dogs Dandie Dinmont Terrier * Section 3: Nordic Watchdogs and Norfolk Terrier * Herders Norwich Terrier * Section 4: European Spitz Scottish Terrier * Sealyham Terrier * Section 5 : Asian Spitz and related breeds Skye Terrier * Section 6 : Primitive type West Highland White Terrier * Section 7 : Primitive type - Hunting Dogs 3. Japanese Terrier * Section 8 : Primitive type Hunting Dogs 4. Cesky Terrier * with a ridge on the back Section 3 : Section 1 : Bull type Terriers Nordic Sledge Dogs 1. Bull Terrier 1. Greenland Dog * a) Bull Terrier (Standard) * 2. Samoyed * b) Miniature Bull Terrier * Staffordshire Bull Terrier * 3. Alaskan Malamute * Siberian Husky * www.madrascanineclub.org 15
Section 2 : Kishu * Nordic Hunting Dogs Japanese Spitz * Shiba * 1. Norwegian Elkhound grey * Shikoku * Norwegian Elkhound black * Norwegian Lundehund * Section 6 : 2. Russian-European Laïka * Primitive type East Siberian Laïka- * 1. Canaan Dog * West Siberian Laïka * 2. Pharaoh Hound * 3. Swedish Elkhound * 3. Mexican Hairless Dog Norrbottenspitz * a) Standard * 4. Karelian Bear Dog * b) Intermediate * Finnish Spitz * c) Miniature * Section 3 : 4. Peruvian Hairless Dog Nordic Watchdogs and Herders a) Large * 1. Icelandic Sheepdog * b) Medium-sized * 2. Norwegian Buhund * c) Miniature * 3. Swedish Lapphund * 5. Basenji * Swedish Vallhund * Section 7 : 4. Finnish Lapphund * Primitive type - Hunting Dogs Finnish Reindeer Herder * 1. Canarian Warren Hound * Section 4 : Ibizan Warren Hound - Ibizan Podenco European Spitz a) Rough haired * 1. German Spitz b) Smooth-haired * a) Keeshond * 2. Cirneco dell’Etna * b) Giant Spitz White * 3. Portuguese Warren Hound Brown or black * a) Wire-haired c) Medium size Spitz White * Large * Brown or black * Medium-sized * Orange, grey shaded and other colours * Miniature * Miniature Spitz White * b) Smooth-haired Brown or black * Large * Orange, grey shaded and other colours * Medium-sized * Pomeranian Miniature * Any colour * Section 8: 2. Volpino Italiano * Primitive type Hunting Dogs with a ridge Section 5 : on the back Asian Spitz and related breeds 1. Thai Ridgeback Dog * 1. Chow Chow * 2. Eurasian * GROUP 6 3. Korea Jindo Dog * 4. Akita * Section 1: Scenthounds American Akita * Section 2: Leash (scent) Hounds Hokkaïdo * Section 3: Related breeds Kai * 16 www.madrascnineclub.org
Section 1 : Medium Griffon Vendeen * Scenthounds Blue Gascony Griffon * 1.1 Large-sized Hounds Fawn Brittany Griffon * 1. Bloodhound Griffon nivernais * * 5. Harrier * Short-haired France 6. Hellenic Hound * 7. Italian Hound 2. Poitevin a) Short-haired * Billy * b) Coarse-haired * French Tricolour Hound * 8. Serbian Tricolour Hound * French White and Black Hound * Montenegrin Mountain Hound * French White and Orange Hound * Serbian Hound * Great Anglo-French Tricolour 9. Transylvanian Hound * Hound * 10.Norwegian Hound * Great Anglo-French White and Black Hound * Halden Hound * Great Anglo-French White and Hygen Hound * Orange Hound * 11. Austrian Black and Tan Hound * Great Gascony Hound * Styrian coarse-haired Hound * Great Gascon Saintongeois * Tyrolean Hound * Long-haired : France 12. Polish Hound * Grand Griffon Vendeen * 13. Swiss Hound 3. English Foxhound * a) Bernese Hound * Otterhound * b) Jura Hound * 4. American Foxhound * c) Lucerne Hound * Black and Tan Coonhound * d) Schwyz Hound * 1.2 Medium-sized Hounds 14. Slovakian Hound * 1. Bosnian coarse-haired Hound - 15. Finnish Hound * called Barak * 16. Hamilton Hound * Schiller Hound * 2. Istrian short-haired Hound * Smålandsstövare * Istrian coarse-haired Hound * Posavaz Hound * 1. German Hound * 3. Spanish Hound * Westphalian Dachsbracke * 4. Smooth-haired : France 2. Artesian-Norman Basset * Anglo-français de petite vénerie * Blue Gascony Basset * Ariégeois * Fawn Brittany Basset * Beagle-Harrier * Grand Basset Griffon Vendeen * Artois Hound * Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen * Porcelaine * 3. Basset Hound * Small Blue Gascony Hound * Beagle * Small Gascon Saintongeois * 4. Small Swiss Hound Coarse-haired : France a) Small Bernese Hound smooth-haired- coarse-haired * www.madrascanineclub.org 17
b) Small Jura Hound * Hungarian Short-haired Pointing Dog * c) Small Lucerne Hound * 7. Portuguese Pointing Dog * d) Small Schwyz Hound * 1.2 Spaniel type 5. Swedish Dachsbracke * 1. Small Munsterlander * Section 2 : Large Munsterlander * Leash (scent) Hounds German long-haired Pointing Dog * 1. Bavarian Mountain Scenthound * 2. Blue Picardy Spaniel * Hanoverian Scenthound * Brittany * a) White and orange / Other colours 2. Alpine Dachsbracke * French Spaniel * Section 3 : Picardy Spaniel * Related breeds Spaniel de Pont-Audemer * 1. Dalmatian * 3. Drentse Partridge Dog * 2. Rhodesian Ridgeback * Frisian Pointing Dog * GROUP 7 1.3 ‘Griffon’ type Section 1: Continental Pointing Dogs 1. French wire-haired Korthals Section 2: British and Irish Pointers and Setters Pointing Griffon * 2. Italian Wire-haired Pointing Dog * Section 1 : a) White-orange / Chestnut roan Continental Pointing Dogs 3.Bohemian wire-haired Pointing Griffon * 1.1 Type Continental Pointing Dog 4.Slovakian Wire-haired Pointing Dog * 1. Old Danish Pointing Dog * Section 2 : 2. German Short-haired Pointing Dog * German Wire-haired Pointing Dog * British and Irish Pointers and Setters 2.1 Pointer Pudelpointer * 1. English Pointer * German Rough-haired Pointing Dog * English Setter * Weimaraner Gordon Setter * a) Short-haired * b) Long-haired * 2. Irish Red Setter * 3. Burgos Pointing Dog * Irish Red and White Setter * 4. Ariege Pointing Dog * GROUP 8 Auvergne Pointing Dog * Section 1: Retrievers Bourbonnais Pointing Dog * Section 2: Flushing Dogs French Pointing Dog - Section 3: Water Dogs Gascogne type * French Pointing Dog - Section 1 : Pyrenean type * Retrievers St.Germain Pointing Dog * 1.Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever * 5. Italian Pointing Dog * 2. Curly Coated Retriever * a) White-orange / Chestnut roan Flat Coated Retriever * 6. Hungarian Wire-haired Pointing Dog * Labrador Retriever * 18 www.madrascnineclub.org
Golden Retriever * Section 10: Kromfohrländer 3. Chesapeake Bay Retriever * Section 11: Small Molossian type Dogs Section 2 : Section 1 : Flushing Dogs Bichons and related breeds 1. German Spaniel * 1.1 Bichons 2. Clumber Spaniel * 1. Maltese - Central * English Cocker Spaniel * 2. Havanese * a) Red / Black / Other colours 3. Bichon Frise * Field Spaniel * 4. Bolognese * Sussex Spaniel * 1 Coton de Tuléar * English Springer Spaniel * 1. Little Lion Dog * Welsh Springer Spaniel * Section 2 : 3. Small Dutch Waterfowl Dog * Poodle 4. American Cocker Spaniel * 1. Poodle - France a) Black / Any solid colour other a) Standard than black / Particolor White / Black * Section 3 : Brown / Grey / Apricot * b) Medium size White / Black * Water Dogs Brown / Grey / Apricot * 1. Spanish Waterdog * c) Miniature 2.French Water Dog * White / Black * 3. Irish Water Spaniel * Brown / Grey / Apricot * 4. Romagna Water Dog * d) Toy 5. Frisian Water Dog * White / Black / Brown / Grey / 6. Portuguese Water Dog * Apricot * a) Curly Section 3 : b) Long and wavy Small Belgian Dogs 7. American Water Spaniel * 1.Belgian Griffon * Brussels Griffo * GROUP 9 Small Brabant Griffon * Section 1: Bichons and related breeds Section 4 : Section 2: Poodle Hairless Dogs 1. Chinese Crested Dog -China Section 3: Small Belgian Dogs a) Hairless / Powder Puff with Section 4: Hairless Dogs veil coat Section 5: Tibetan breeds Section 5 : Section 6: Chihuahueñ o Tibetan breeds Section 7: English Toy Spaniels 1. Lhasa Apso * Section 8: Japan Chin and Pekingese Shih Tzu * Tibetan Spaniel * Section 9: Continental Toy Spaniel Tibetan Terrier - * www.madrascanineclub.org 19
Section 6 : GROUP 10 Chihuahueño Section 1 : Long-haired or fringed 1. Chihuahua Sighthounds a) Smooth-haired * Section 2 : Rough-haired b) Long-haired * Sighthounds Section 7 : Section 3 : Short-haired English Toy Spaniels Sighthounds 1.Cavalier King Charles Spaniel * Section 1 : a) Black and Tan / Ruby / Long-haired or fringed Blenheim / Tricolour Sighthounds King Charles 1. Afghan Hound * King Charles Spaniel * 2. Saluki * a) Black and Tan / Ruby / a) Fringed / Short-haired Blenheim / Tricolour 3. Borzoi * Section 8 : Section 2 : Japan Chin and Pekingese 1. Pekingese - China * Rough-haired Sighthounds 2. Japanese China * 1. Irish Wolfhound * Section 9 : 2. Deerhound * Continental Toy Spaniel Section 3 : 1. Continental Toy Spaniel Short-haired Sighthounds a) Papillon (with erect ears : 1.Spanish Greyhound * 2.Greyhound * 1,5 - 2,5 kg / 2,5 - 4,5 kg) * Whippet * b) Phalène (with drooping ears : 3. Italian Greyhound * 1,5 - 2,5 kg / 2,5 - 4,5 kg) * 4. Hungarian Greyhound * Section 10 : 5. Azawakh - Mali * Kromfohrländer 6. Sloughi * 1. Kromfohrländer * 7. Polish Greyhound * Section 11 : GROUP 11 Small Molossian type Dogs Indigenous Breed Dogs 1. French Bulldog * 1. Chippiparai # a) Uniformly fawn, brindled or not, with 2. Mudhol Hound # limited white patching b) Fawn, brindled or not, with medium 3. Rajapalayam # or predominant white patching 4. Rampur Hound # 2. Pug * 5. Caravan Hound # a) Fawn with black mask / Black 6. Kombai # / Silver / Apricot with blackmask 7. Himalayan Sheep dog # 3. Boston Terrier * 20 www.madrascnineclub.org
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