Propositions
Notice:
- All dogs that receive the CAJC and CACIB titles on Saturday 30.11.2024 are automatically qualified for the Crufts 2025.
- FIO Bank accounts since 2022 for bank transfers.
- Online payments by a card through GoPay without change.
- We have two deadlines.
- We only accept online entries through the dogoffice system. It is necessary to have an account.
- The catalogue will only be published online on a show day before the judging starts.
- There is no discount for registering more dogs.
- Please note, that starting January 1 2020 the vaccination of a dog against rabies is considered valid only if the dog is issued with a microchip, or marked with a readable tattoo made before 3 July 2011. More information on the website of State Veterinary Administration (in CZ only).
Awarding of Titles
The awarding of a show title cannot be demanded.
To obtain the titles Czech Junior Champion, Champion CZ, Champion ČMKU, C.I.B, C.I.B-J, C.I.B-V, and C.I.E, the issued regulations of ČMKU and FCI apply.
The issuing of Championship's is located in the Entrance Hall
The requirements are available at CMKU website
Zadávání výstavních titulů každý výstavní den
- CAJC CZ
- BOJ – Best of Juniors
- CAC CZ
- Reserve CAC CZ
- CAC ČMKU
- CACIB-J
- CACIB-V
- CACIB
- Reserve CACIB
- BOV – Best of Veterans
- BOB – Best of Breed
- BOS – Best of opposite sex – can be awarded to an individual of a different sex than the one who has won the BOB title.
Tituly ze závěrečných soutěží
- JBIG – Junior Best in Group (junior vítěz FCI skupiny)
- BIG – Best in Group (vítěz FCI skupiny)
- JBIS – Junior Best in Show (mladý vítěz výstavy)
- BIS – Best in Show (vítěz výstavy)
Crufts 2025
The exhibition organizer will send the results to England—this way, they will determine which dogs have qualified at the show. Only breeds recognized by the English Kennel Club can qualify.
More about recognized breeds here: https://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/search/breeds-a-to-z/
An owner of a dog who has qualified and is interested in participating in Crufts has two options:
1. Request the assignment of a registration number through the English Kennel Club.
2. Request the assignment of an Authority to Compete (ATC) number for a fee of £30; this number is valid for the lifetime of your dog. An online application can be submitted here: https://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/shop/registrations/form-14-authority-to-compete/
Specific conditions can be found on the Crufts website are available here: https://crufts.org.uk/dog-exhibitors/dog-showing/authority-to-compete-atc/
Schedule
07:00 Opening of the exhibition grounds
09:00 Judging in the rings.
(TBA) Junior handling pre-judging (1st age group)
(TBA) Junior handling pre-judging (2st age group)
15:00 Final Competitions
Classes
| Minor Puppy | 4 – 6 months |
| Puppy | 6 – 9 months |
| Junior | 9 – 18 months |
| Intermediate | 15 – 24 months |
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Open |
15 months and up |
| Veteran | 8 years and up |
Entry Forms
Will be available through the dogoffice account once published, usually 10 days before the show.
The entry form also acts as a ticket for the show (one registered dog=one free entry).
Arrive at the show with enough time to spare, according to the judging timetable, which is published approx. 7 days prior to the show.
It is needless to be at the show from the start if your breed is to be judged later. At the same time it is important to have enough time to spare (for example due to difficulties upon arrival, road congestion and the time it takes to get from the parking spot, etc.).
The entry form includes the information about all registered dogs and their classes, catalogue and ring numbers.
Final Competitions
- Junior Handling (9-12 years)*
- Junior Handling (13-17 years)*
- Best Couple*
- Best Breeder’s Group*
- Best minor puppy
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Best puppy
- Nejlepší veterán / Best Veteran
- Přehlídka čestných tříd / Best of honorary class
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Junior Best in Group – FCI Groups I. – X.
- Junior Best in Show
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Best in Group – FCI Groups I. – X.
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Best in Show
*These competitions require a registration.
Owners with dogs who have won the BOB – Prague Winner Award must be present with their dog during the final competition.
Závěrečné soutěže pro neuznaná plemena budou probíhat v kruhu po skončení posuzování.
General Conditions
The organizer reserves the right to:
- Change judges.
- To set, or to limit the maximum number of registered dogs (mainly in case there is a set limit on maximum number of people present at the show by the government). Also applies to limiting the number of already registered dogs or the possibility to stop new registrations before the end of the deadline due to capacity or other problems).
- In the case the show is cancelled the payment will be returned to the exhibitor, but a small fee of a maximum 100 CZK will be collected in order to pay to cover the expenses.
- To refuse or cancel a registration with no reason given.
- Dogs with cropped ears (registered or not) will not be admitted to the show grounds.(In compliance with the Animal Protection Law No. 246/1992 and No. 77/2004).
- In cases where there are more than 80 dogs in the ring, the critique will not include the written evaluation of the dog.
- During the show there will be a random identification check of dogs based on their tattoo and/or chip number according to the FCI regulations.
- Variants (color, size, dle , type of coatwill be judged in compliance with the FCI provisions and rules
- Each registered dog needs to have a pedigree, issued by a stud book, which is officially recognized by the FCI.
- All dogs are eligible for registration if they and their breed are administered in the FCI studbooks and are within the age limit required for the respective class in the day of the show date.
- Each registered dog needs to have a pedigree, issued by a stud book, which is officially recognized by the FCI.
- The organizer shall not be liable for any damages caused by the dog or the exhibitor or for the dog’s death or loss.
- Roaming of unleashed dogs shall not be permitted.
- Aggressive and biting dogs can be removed from the show according to show rules.
- Furthermore, bitches in advanced stages of pregnancy, lactating bitches, and individuals who have undergone surgical or other veterinary procedures to eliminate defects in the dog's appearance are excluded from the exhibition.
- Only cutting, trimming, brushing and combing is allowed.
- It is forbidden to treat the coat, skin or nose of the dog with anything that alters the structure, color or form.
- It is forbidden to groom a dog at the show with the help of any substances or tools.
- It is not allowed to leave the dog tied up on the trimming table longer than necessary for show preparation
- Violations of these rules can mean immediate disqualification of the dog from the show.
- Bringing small puppies and their sale at the show is not be permitted.
- Unless otherwise specified, the provisions of the FCI international show rules and ČMKU rules apply.
Veterinary Conditions
- Please note, that starting January 1 2020 the vaccination of a dog against rabies is considered valid only if the dog is issued with a microchip, or marked with a readable tattoo made before 3 July 2011.
- Each dog at the dog show (registered or not) needs to have the dog’s pet passport Each dog at the dog show (registered or not) needs to have the dog’s pet passport, vaccination card or health certificate with proof of vaccination, in accordance with all the current veterinary conditions and rules.
- All dogs at the show need to have a valid rabies vaccine in accordance with veterinary laws. This applies to all dogs.
- Dogs from EU and third countries must have valid EU Pet Passport and need to meet the veterinary rules by the EU Regulation 576/2013 from 12.6.2013 and any additional new rules by the EU, or Czechia.
- Dogs with cropped ears (registered or not) will not be admitted to the show grounds. (In compliance with the Animal Protection Law No. 246/1992 and No. 77/2004).
Rabies vaccine is only valid if the dog is micro-chipped.
Dogs with cropped ears are NOT allowed to the show grounds.
Protest
- Objections against any decisions made by a judge is not permitted.
- However, formal complaints concerning violation of show rules and provisions may be filed. Such complaint must be submitted in writing form, against a deposit of 2200 CZK, during the course of the show, meaning until the end of judging in the rings (excluding the preparation and the final ring).
- If a protest is found to be unjustified, this deposit will be forfeited to the organizer of the show.
Two Annual International All-Breed Dog Shows in Prague organized by Czech Cynology Union, under World Canine Organization (FCI) and Czechomoravian Cynology Federation (CMKU).
Czech Cynology Union
ČMKU
FCI
