Workingclass Certificat

[Juniorwolf]

Originally Posted by Margo

There is even more... For interchampion title CzW needs a working certificate. It is also a theory because I know at last three dogs which get it but did not passed even the BASIC obedience test...

How did they do it ?

Greetings Rolf

[Margo]

Originally Posted by rolf

How did they do it ?

No idea... I just get more interesting information... there are some countries which have 'contract' with CMKU and dogs can be Czech Champion already when the get ONE CAC...

[Juniorwolf]

Originally Posted by Margo

No idea... I just get more interesting information... there are some countries which have 'contract' with CMKU and dogs can be Czech Champion already when the get ONE CAC...

This is very interesting !
We have something almost similary in the Nordic countries.
If a dog already is champion in one of the nordic countries, then it will only need 1 x CAC from another nordic country to be champion of this country too.

Greetings Rolf

[Margo]

Originally Posted by rolf

This is very interesting !
We have something almost similary in the Nordic countries.
If a dog already is champion in one of the nordic countries, then it will only need 1 x CAC from another nordic country to be champion of this country too.

Yes, but you do not have your own very strong regulations for the Champion title...
On one side CMKU requires working exams and do not recognize even the SVP1 which is the FCI recognized exam for CzW but on the other side gives "Czech Champion" title for only one CAC... It is a little bit schizophrenic for me...

[Juniorwolf]

Originally Posted by Margo

Yes, but you do not have your own very strong regulations for the Champion title...
On one side CMKU requires working exams and do not recognize even the SVP1 which is the FCI recognized exam for CzW but on the other side gives "Czech Champion" title for only one CAC... It is a little bit schizophrenic for me...

No we don`t have strong regulations for CSW to be danish champions, but other breeds like GSD must have working exam(IPO1 or BHP1) to get this title and still they will only need 1 x CAC in another nordic country to be champion of that country too... but only if they already are Danish champions(and ofcourse it is the same the other way around).

I agree that it sounds VERY strange, that ČMKU will not recognize a FCI workingcertificat for the title Czech champion, but what is even more strange in this question, regulations for obtaining the title Czech champion say nothing about specific exams, only that the dog must have a workingcertificat.

Regulations for Czech champion :
http://www.cmku.cz/index2.php?stranka=rady_a_predpisy

Greetings Rolf

[Hanka]

Hi Margo, if you know a few dogs what are Czech chmpion without exam, write me (maybe private email) names, I ask about it. Because I think, it is not possible.

[wolfin]

Originally Posted by Hanka

Hi Margo, if you know a few dogs what are Czech chmpion without exam, write me (maybe private email) names, I ask about it. Because I think, it is not possible.

hm, if I have this question I call to me kennel society and quest who dogs have this titel.If this be problematic make in CZ and dogs name mas Margo search?

[Juniorwolf]

I finaly found the thread about Czech champion, I was looking for
...and according to this translation from Czech club meeting, a working certificat from SVP1 is sufficient to get title Czech champion

http://www.wolfdog.org/forum/showthread.php?t=8683

So to clear all misunderstandings, I have written an email to ČMKU and are waiting for an answer, which I will post in this thread.

Greetings Rolf

[Hanka]

So Iam very courious what they will answer you . Inform me,please......