Der VDH-Landesverband Sachsen e.V.
veranstaltet am
02. und 3.09.2023
Doppel-CACIB
auf dem AGRA-Messepark Leipzig.
13. Internationale Rassehunde-Ausstellung
und
1. Lipzg Dog Show
Bitte beachten Sie die Hinweise zur Tierschutz-Hundeverordnung
Please click here for the english version of
German Animal Welfare Regulation for the Protection of Dogs
.
Für Riesenschnauzer, Schnauzer, Zwergschnauzer, Deutsche Pinscher und Zwergpinscher werden keine Untersuchungen benötigt.
Für Affenpinscher muss eine jährliche klinische Untersuchung und ein Belastungstest vorgelegt werden.
Richtereinsatz:
02.09.2023 Riesenschnauzer, Schnauzer: Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU)
Affenpinscher, Deutsche Pinscher, Zwerpinscher, Zwergschnauzer: Csaba Denk (HU)
03.09.2023 Riesenschnauzer, Schnauzer: Csaba Denk (HU)
Affenpinscher, Deutsche Pinscher, Zwerpinscher, Zwergschnauzer: Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU)
Meldegebühren CACIB
1.Meldeschluss 07.07.23 / 2.Meldeschluss 21.07.23
02.09.2023 | 03.09.2023 | Kombi | ||||
1. Hund Jüngsten/puppy | 50/60 25/35 | € | 50/60 25/35 | € | 90/110 40/60 | € |
Für jeden weiteren Hund Jüngsten/puppy | 45/55 20/30 | € | 45/55 20/30 | € | 80/100 30/50 | € |
Zuchtgruppen/ Paarklassen/ Nachzuchtgruppen/ Juniorhandling 15 €
Selbst Leipziger Hundefreunde wundern sich über den Namen 1.Lipzg Dog Show.
Dazu hier ein kurzer geschichtlicher Einblick. Quelle:www.planet-wissen.de, Autor: Johannes Eberhorn.
"Das Dorf, aus dem später Leipzig hervorgeht, entsteht schließlich zwischen dem 7. und dem 9. Jahrhundert. Damals gründen die Sorben, ein slawischer Volksstamm, eine kleine Siedlung, die sie 'Lipzk' nennen – auf hochdeutsch 'Ort bei den Linden'. Erstmals offiziell erwähnt wird Leipzig 1015 von Bischof Thietmar von Merseburg, der in seiner Chronik von einer deutschen Burg namens 'urbs Libzi' berichtet."
Irrespective of the presentation of the examination form, animals with relevant diseases in the sense of § 10 No. 2 TierSchHuV, which were not detected during the examination, may be excluded from the event by the responsible veterinary office or the organiser at their own discretion.
2. Checks at the show
Some dogs will be randomly selected for checks at the show. These checks can be performed in dogs of all breeds. In order to ensure the most effective selection of random samples, known breed dispositions will be taken into account here.
Relevant anatomical changes/symptoms, which will be paid special attention to during the on-site inspection, are in particular:
If a dog has one of the listed characteristics or relevant diseases in the sense of § 10 No. 2 TierSchHuV, the dog can be excluded from the event by the responsible veterinary office or the organiser at their own discretion. The entry fee will not be refunded in such cases.
Please note that – apart from the prominent Vibrissae on the upper lip (Pili tactiles labiales superiors) – there are further Vibrissae in other locations. These Vibrissae should not be removed either.
3. dogs whose vibrissae have been shortened or removed cannot participate in the show.
4. dogs, in which characteristics in the sense of § 10 TierSchHuV are found during the show, must leave the ring without being judged.
5. the breed judges will implement the Breed Specific Instructions (BSI) and pay special attention to health and functionality in the breeds listed therein. The breeds listed in the BSI were selected based on the estimated risk of health-threatening exaggerations of breed characteristics and possible misleadin
The new Animal Protection Dog Ordinance (Tierschutzhundeverodnung) has been in force since 1 January 2022. Among other regulations, it provides for a ban on showing certain dogs:
§ 10 Prohibition of the show
It is prohibited to show dogs or to organize shows with dogs,
a) body parts or organs are missing or unsuitable for the proper use of the species or have been altered, resulting in pain, suffering or damage,
b) behavioural disorders associated with suffering occur,
c) any species-appropriate contact with conspecifics causes them or a conspecific pain or avoidable suffering or harm; or
d) the keeping is only possible with pain or avoidable suffering or leads to harm.
The responsibility for compliance with the requirements of the ordinance lies with the organizer and exhibitor. The veterinary office will pay special attention to compliance with the Animal Welfare Dog Ordinance, violations can be punished with fines.
Based on the experience of past shows, we have agreed with the veterinary office on the following concept:
Clinical or special examination for certain dog breeds.
Sample Examinations in dogs of all breeds
1. clinical or special examination before a dog show
Dogs of the following breeds, which are entered for the dog show, have to undergo a general veterinary examination and/or a special examination in advance and have to be certified with the VDH forms (download see below). VDH-forms of prior events will be accepted, if they are still valid. The validity period can be found in the following list. Forms for the normal clinical examination are currently valid for one year.
# | Breed | Clinical examination (interval) | Special examination (interval) |
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1 | Affenpinscher | Yearly | Fitness and Exercise Test (From the age of 1 year every two years) |