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Latest changes to the E.G.A. regulations that replace the previous regulations
Poodle class up to 45 cm. timing is 2 hours. More that 45 cm. 2hours 30 minutes. 15 minutes extra are allowed to build up topknot.
Beginner class, People need not more than 2 years’ experience to enter the class.
How people move from Open to Champion Class. They need to win three golden medals in a competition with not less than five contestants. Along with the award, they will receive a certificate that they must keep and show when registering for Champion.
Champion class winners also will receive a certificate. Four certificates must be attached to any application to become EGA judge.
General
The contestant can apply for the following categories:
Handstripping
Spaniels and Setters
Poodles
Other pure breeds scissoring
Intermediate* – all contestants with more than 2 years experience and/or contestants that never won a gold medal in “Open” class. The contestant can compete as “Intermediate” in several contests for 12 months even if winner. The second year he/she must enter “Open” class even if not winner. In this category all breeds and techniques are confused
Beginner * – not more than 2 years experience. Dog shows also counts as experience*
The contestant can compete as “beginner” in several contests for 12 months even if winner. The second year he/she must enter “Open” class even if not winner. In this category all breeds and techniques are confused
Commercial * – Contestants may enter with any FCI recognized breed to be groomed commercially: breeds that usually need stripping can be clipped or scissored; long hair breeds can be clipped or scissored. Poodles are accepted only to be groomed in Asian style or groomed in different breed shape as Bedlington or Kerry blue. Colouring is not allowed . In this category all breeds and techniques are confused.
* These Categories are not eligible for best in show.
In Competitions where “Open” and “Champion” class are scheduled, contestants will enter the one they belong considering their previous results
Per category, the contestant can compete in one of the two following classes:
Open – Can be admitted in “Open” class all contestants that never won their categories and will stay 12 months even if they attain a victory. Contestants will enter “Champion” class, where existing, the year after only in the categories they won and only if the victory was attained in a class of, at least, 5 contestants; otherwise another gold medal must be won in a bigger class
Champion – Can be admitted in “Champion” class contestants that already won in the same category at a competition.
EUROPEAN INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP
To participate in the Tournament contestants have to compete at least in three main categories.
Timing
Handstripping without clipper use
Small and Medium sizes – 2 : 30 hours
Big sizes – 3 hours
Handstripping with clipper use
Small – 2 : 00 hours
Medium sizes – 2 : 15 hours
Big sizes – 2 : 30 hours
Spaniels and Setters
All Setters, American Cockers, English Cockers, Springers,… – 2 : 30 hours
Poodles*
Up to 45 cm – 2 : 00 hours
Over 45 cm – 2 : 30 hours
* 15 minutes extra time is allowed to spray up top knot
Pure Breeds
Bichon, Bedlington – 2 : 00 hours
Kerry Blue Terrier, Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier,
Black Russian Terrier, Bouvier – 2 : 30 hours
Intermediate
All breeds – 2 : 30 hours
Beginner
All breeds – 2 : 30 hours
Commercial
Small and medium – 1 : 30 hours
Big – 2 : 00 hours
5 minutes comfort break must be given 1 hour after the start competition making the dogs get off the tables giving them the opportunity to strech their legs
Grooming regulations
The dogs will need to be washed (except for the handstrip dogs)
The ears and nails need to be groomed and the dog’s underbelly, genitals and hind quarters may be previously groomed for reasons of hygiene, according to the breed standard.
Any evident line or pattern should not be visible. Dog’s coat must have, at least, two months‘ growth; the hair must be long enough to allow the groomer to make a difference in its appearance.
Contestants competing with dogs showing evident line or groomed less than two months earlier should be aware that they will not have any chance to compete for victory.
All grooming techniques are allowed, as long as the chosen technique suites the type of the dog’s coat.
Category Handstripping / Spaniels & Setters
Stripping knives are allowed
Dog needs to be groomed according to the breed standard
(Colored )Chalk powder/block/spray and cream is allowed.
It is not allowed to use clippers except:
Scottish Terrier – chest, head and ears.
West Highland Terrier – chest and ears.
Cockers and Setters – chest and ears.
Schnauzer – chest, head, inside of back legs and ears
Category Poodles / Pure Breeds
The dog needs to be washed and fluff dried.
Clipper guide combs are not allowed.
Poodle muzzle and feet should be shaven prior to the start of the competition.
Poodles must be groomed in a style recognized in the breed standard.
Poodles with top knots may ask for help from an outsider to hold the dog.
Coliring is not allowed
Contestants
On the entry form contestants must add the breed of the dog to be groomed and, for Poodle class, also what cut will be done. Signature in acceptance of all rules is required.
Contestants must be in the ring 30 minutes prior the start of the competition with their own dog and tools.
Contestants are not allowed to talk to other contestants and/or the audience during the contest.
Contestants are not allowed to use mobile phone and/or any electronic device during the competition.
If contestants are sponsored or work for a brand, will not be judges by a judge working for the same one. Only two other judges composing the Jury Panel will.
Chalk use is allowed, however Judges must be able to comb the entire dog’s body during prejudging as well as at the end of the competition and no trace of it should appear on judges‘ hands after the judgment, as a disqualification can occur.
On Poodle hair spray can be used only on topknot, as the comb must slide smoothly during the judgment .
Too much hair spray and the use of texturing shampoo / conditioners can penalize Purebred Scissoring that cannot be smoothly combed..
Coat thinning comb should be used on Spaniel & Setter without exaggerating.
On Handstrip dogs, legs, underbelly and hears should not be done previous the competition.
Any indecorous or aggressive language used towards the judges as well as a dog handled in rough or unsafe manner may lead to disqualification.
Possible disqualification will be executed by the President of the Jury
When competition ends, Contestants should remove all hair, equipment and products from the grooming table as well as moving all stuffs on the floor under the table, to allow the judges an easy approach to the tables for the judgment
A comb should be placed on the table for the judge to use during judging.
Contestants may comb their dogs before and after the judging panel has evaluated their dogs.
Contestant should stack his/her dog to present to judge. Dogs not in judgment must not be kept stuckss
Any possible complaint must be in written, presented before the end of the event and will cost 25€
Organizers
Jury President: Each show organizer must appoint a Jury President who participate in the judging alongside assigned judges. The President is responsible for the timing and informing contestants and may appoint a spokesperson.
Judges Accommodations: Organizers are responsible for providing hotel accommodations, meals (from the night before the competition until departure) travel expense reimbursements, and an attendance fee of € 200 per day for judges
Brand Affiliation: Judges associated with a brand cannot judge contestants sponsored or working for the same brand.
Minimum Competitors: Each class should have at least three competitors.
Equipment Provision: Organizers are to provide grooming tables and use EGA judging sheets
Competition Results: must be sent to the EGA Secretary
Adjusting Judges Based on Participation: If fewer than 40 contestants enter the competition, organizer can opt for two instead of three judges per class.
Provision of Dogs for Demos/Seminars: dogs provided for demos or seminars must be suitable for showcasing judges’ ability. Judges have the right to refuse if the dogs are not appropriate.
Additional Classes: Organizers may add extra competing classes like, “Asian Style”, “Model dog” or “Pair competition”. These can be judged by individuals not on the EGA judges list, provided they are accompanied by EGA judges.
Beginner and Intermediate Classes: It is mandatory for the Beginner and Intermediate classes to be judged by all-round judges. These judges should have the expertise to assess various breeds and styles, ensuring a well-rounded and fair evaluation in these categories.
Judges
Three judges will judge each category
Judges cannot judge their own relatives and /or employees.
Judges working for a brand cannot judge contestants sponsored or working for the same one. When happening, the judge will not judge the contestant in question, only the 2 other members of the Jury Panel will.
Judges are not allowed to leave the ring during the competition without the permission of the President of the Jury.
“Champion” class must be strictly judged.
Persons not included in the EGA judges list cannot be appointed to judge any main competing class.
Judging
Pictures of the dogs will be taken before and after the competition
The judges will examine each dog during prejudging and final judging and will take in consideration the following issues:
Suitability of chosen style to the dog.
The difficulty degree of the clip.
Ability to camouflage defects and enhance beauty.
Up to date with today’s modern grooming styles.
Respect for todays breed standard. *
The quality of scissoring, shaving and or stripping after passing a comb.
Balance, symmetry, and smoothness.
Presentation of the dog to the judge.
*Allowance to be made for International differences in styling for example USA or Scandinavian styles.
Judges can withhold awards at their discretion
Poodles
The quality of the clipper work whether the feet, face and tail are clipped with the appropriate blade. All clipper work should be smooth with no tufts of hair around the lips , eyes, pads of the feet.
Hand Stripping
There should be no visible pink of bald patches. The hair must be removed with the lay of the coat and without causing pain. Removing the undercoat by a carding tool is allowed only after the handstripping has taken place. Rolling coats are acceptable; however the work done in the ring must be sufficient to allow the groomer to make a distinct change in the dog’s appearance.
If clippers are used to trim the soft coat on the head or ears, the front of the neck, or on the insides of the back legs, these areas must be trimmed neatly and smoothly with the appropriate blade. The clipper work should blend smoothly with the furnishing or feathering rather than stick out. Excessive scissors use will be penalized.
Pure Breeds and Spaniels & Setters
If thinning shears are used: the areas that are thinned should blend smoothly and create a natural appearance.
The judges’ decision will be final and binding.
POINTS
In the four main categories (Handstrip, Spaniels and Setters, Poodles, and Other pure breeds) the judging system is based on points.
Each judge awards 10 points for the first place, 8 points for the second, 6 points for the third in each class.
Each judge will have his/her own place list. Adding up the points of all judges, the President of the Jury will obtain the final place list. Just in case of tie the President of the Jury will discuss with the judges to establish the place list.
Handling
Judges may give a warning to any competitor who is seen handling a dog in a rough or unsafe manner. A second warning will constitute disqualification.
If the competitor makes clipper burns, nicks or cuts he can’t be placed as a winner.
It is understood that contestants entering the competition accepted all the items of these rules.
HOW TO BECOME EGA JUDGE
Each applicant judge must send application to the EGA Council.
The applicant judge must have won at least 4 golden medals in Champion class, with a minimun of 5 contestants, of international competitions in the competing class he/she wishes to judge as follows:
“Spaniel & Setter” with at least 2 different breeds.
“Handstripping” with 2 different breeds: 1 long legged + 1 short legged.
“Poodle” with 3 different cuts.
“Purebred Scissoring” with 2 different breeds.
The EGA Council will evaluate the validity of the request.
After the Council’s approval the applicant judge must carry out at least 5 assistantships in the competing classes he/she wishes to judge.
MASTER GROOMER CERTIFICATE
Groomers wishing to be evaluated on their professional skills and get a certification can ask the Association they belong to organize „Master classes“ that will be judged by EGA President.
National Associations must inform the EGA secretariat about dates and name of the Examiner they would have giving the exam.
National Associations must inform all their own members about the date and the location of the exam, giving everybody the opportunity to attend the event in case they wish to.
The location can be a grooming salon.
The exam runs like a grooming competition. All people work at the same time (all categories confused, if different categories) on appropriate timing.
Candidates have to work on two different breeds per category:
Handstripping – one short legged + one long legged;
Spaniels – American Cocker + English Cocker or any Setter;
Purebred Scissoring – Bedlington + Bichon or any other;
Poodle – two different cuts accepted in dog show. Dogs must be groomed in respect of the standard.
Pet – one flat hair breed (Yorky, Maltese etc) and one curly hair (Poodle, Portuguese, etc. or any mixed breed or a terrier)
Candidates can pass or fail the exam. Taking the exam does not mean to get the certificate.
The „Master Groomer Certificate“ is issued by the National Association,signed by its President and Countersigned by EGA President
Groomers not belonging to a National Association can ask the EGA President to take exams to get a Master Groom certification. If the request is accepted the President has the assignment to examine the candidates and issue the certificate.
Der Wettbewerb soll nahe an der täglichen Arbeit im Hundesalon sein. Es wird beurteilt, wie gut es den Teilnehmern gelingt, das Tier vorteilhaft zu frisieren oder zu trimmen.
Die Schermeisterschaft dient aber auch der Standortbestimmung, dem Erfahrungsaustausch und der Weiterentwicklung in unserem Beruf. Ziel des Wettkampfes ist es, mit den Hunden innerhalb der vorgegebenen Zeit eine möglichst grosse Veränderung, in möglichst guter Qualität und dem FCI-Standard entsprechend, zu erreichen. Der Wettkampf ist offen für alle Hundecoiffeusen, Tierpfleger und Züchter, welche das Frisieren von Hunden erlernen oder ausüben.
Interessierte sind auch als Zuschauer herzlich willkommen.
Vorbereitung
Beim Pudel im Speziellen:
Die ganzen Pfoten und Schnauze dürfen vor dem Wettkampf geschoren sein. Es sind kommerzielle und Ausstellungs-Schnitte erlaubt. Der gewählte Schnitt muss dem Richter beim Vorrichten bekannt gegeben werden.
Ablauf Wettkampf
Zeitangaben
TRIMMEN
Ohne Einsatz Maschine:
Small Sizes: 2:30h
Medium Sizes: 2:30h
Big Sizes: 3h
Mit Einsatz Maschine:
Small Sizes: 2:00h
Medium Sizes: 2:15h
Big Sizes: 2:30h
SETTER/SPANIEL
Setter: 2:30h
Spaniel: 2:30h
PUDEL
Grosspudel (Ab 45 cm): 2:30h
Kleinpudel (35-44 cm): 2h
Zwergpudel (Unter 35 cm): 1:45h
Top knot plus 15min extra
ANDERE SCHNIDERASSEN
Russisch-, Kerry Blue -, Soft Coated Wheaten – Terrier, Bouvier: 2:30h
Alle Übrigen wie Z.B. Bichon Frisé, Bedlington Terrier: 2h
Beginnende 2:30h, unabhängig von der gewählten Rasse
Zwischenklasse 2:30h, unabhängig von der gewählten Rasse
Freestyle 2:00h, unabhängig der gewählten Rasse
Doublegrooming 2h, unabhängig der gewählten Rasse
Ablauf beim Richten
Die Richter haben folgende Rechte:
Den Teilnehmern wird nach dem Wettkampf eine Besprechung der Bewertung mit dem Richter angeboten.
Klassen
Beginnende
Alle Teilnehmer, welche die Ausbildung begonnen haben oder nicht länger als 3 Jahre in diesem Beruf arbeiten (angestellt oder selbständig). Quereinsteiger dürfen ebenfalls hier starten. Gewinnen Quereinsteiger den 1. Rang, muss zwingend in die Zwischenklasse oder Offene Klasse gewechselt werden. Gastländer und ihre jungen Groomer/Innen sind hier ebenfalls startberechtigt. Die Beginner dürfen zwischen den Hauptkategorien Pudel, Trimmer, Spaniel/Setter oder Schneiderasse wählen, starten aber alle zusammen in einer Kategorie und haben unabhängig vom gewählten Modell 2.5 Std. Zeit.
Zwischenklasse
Nach der Beginner Klasse besteht die Möglichkeit für 12 Monate in der Zwischenklasse zu starten. Der Teilnehmer darf in mehreren Wettbewerben für 12 Monate in der Zwischenklasse starten, auch wenn er gewinnt. Im zweiten Jahr muss er/sie auch ohne Podestplatz in die Offene Klasse wechseln. In dieser Kategorie starten alle Rassen und Techniken zusammen.
Offene Klasse
Elite Klasse
Hier sind alle Hundecoiffeusen startberechtigt, welche auch International bereits in der Eliteklasse starten oder welche ab 2014 bei den Swiss Groomern in der Offenen Klasse 2x den 1. Rang in der gleichen Kategorie gewonnen haben.
Double Grooming
Hier starten zwei Groomer mit einem arbeitsintensiven Model. 2 Stunden für alle Modelle
Modeldog / Kreativ Grooming
Jeder Startender muss seinen Modelhund selber mitbringen, die Modelhunde kommen schon komplett ausgekämmt zum Wettbewerb.
Regeln gibt es keine, es ist erlaubt was gefällt !
Zeit: 2 Std.
Bewertungskriterien
Während der Schlussbeurteilung bewerten die internationalen Richter folgende Punkte:
Terrier, Spaniel/Setter und übrige Schneiderassen
Pudel
Salonhunde/Freestyle
Achtung! Salonhunde werden nicht für den Schweizermeistertitel angerechnet.
Diese Plätze werden ausgezeichnet
Titel Vergabe
SCHWEIZERMEISTER/INwird der Teilnehmer, welcher in der Offenen/Elite Klasse mit zwei Rassen die beste Arbeit zeigt. Ohne Gastländer
BEST TALENT wird der Teilnehmer, welcher mit mindestens zwei Rassen die besten Arbeiten in der zwischen/offenen Klasse zeigt.
BEST-ALLROUNDER wird der Teilnehmer welcher aus der Offenen/Elite Klasse mit mindestens drei Starts (inkl. Freestyle) die besten Arbeiten zeigt.
BEST IN SHOW wird ausgewählt aus den Siegern der vier Hauptkategorien beider Tage
Die Sieger vom ersten Tag kommen am zweiten Tag ohne Retuschen nochmals zur Preisverleihung
Allgemeines
Mit der Anmeldung akzeptiert der Teilnehmer dieses Reglement
CS 2023 Règlement du concours
Le concours doit être proche du travail quotidien comme dans un salon de toilettage canin.
Il s’agit d’évaluer dans quelle mesure les participants parviennent à toiletter ou à tondre l’animal de manière avantageuse.
Mais le championnat de toilettage sert également à faire le point, à échanger des expériences et à évoluer dans notre profession. L’objectif de la compétition est de réaliser avec les chiens la plus grande modification possible dans le temps imparti, avec la meilleure qualité possible et conformément au standard de la FCI. Le concours est ouvert à toutes les toiletteurs canins à tous les soigneurs d’animaux et à tous les éleveurs qui apprennent ou pratiquent le toilettage des chiens.
Les personnes intéressées sont également les bienvenues en tant que spectateurs.
Préparation
Chez le caniche en particulier :
L’ensemble des pattes et du museau peut être tondu avant le concours. Les coupes commerciales et d’exposition sont autorisées.
La coupe choisie doit être annoncée au juge lors du prejugement
Déroulement de la compétition
Données horaires
TRIM
Sans utilisation de la tondeuse :
Small sizes: 2.30h
Medium sizes: 2:30h
Big sizes: 3h
Avec utilisation de la tondeuse :
Small : 2h
Medium :2:15h
Big : 2:30h
SETTER
2:30h
ÉPAGNEUL
2:30h
CANICHES
Grand Caniches (A partir de 45 cm): 2:30h
Petit Caniches (35-44 cm): 2h
Caniches Nains (moins de 35 cm): 1:45h
Top knot plus 15min supplémentaires
AUTRES RACES
Russes, Kerry Blue -, Soft Coated Wheaten – Terriers, Bouvier: 2:30h
Tous les autres chiens comme le bichon frisé, le bedlington terrier: 2h
Début 2:30h, indépendamment de la race choisie Classe
intermédiaire 2:30h, indépendamment de la race choisie
Freestyle 2:00h, indépendamment de la race choisie
Doublegrooming 2h, indépendamment de la race choisie
Modeldog / toilettage créatif 2 heures
Déroulement des jugements
Les participants se verront proposer une discussion sur l’évaluation avec le juge après la compétition.
Classes
Débutants
Tous les participants qui ont commencé leur formation ou qui ne travaillent pas depuis plus de 3 ans dans cette profession (employés ou indépendants). Les personnes qui changent d’orientation professionnelle peuvent également concourir ici. Si un candidat en formation obtient le premier rang, il doit obligatoirement passer en classe intermédiaire ou en classe ouverte. Les pays d’accueil et leurs jeunes toiletteurs/trices peuvent également participer à cette catégorie.
Les débutants peuvent choisir entre les catégories principales caniches, trimmers, épagneuls/setter ou races de tailleurs, mais ils concourent tous ensemble dans une catégorie et disposent de 2,5 heures, indépendamment du modèle choisi.
Classe intermédiaire
Après la classe Beginner, il est possible de concourir dans la classe intermédiaire pendant 12 mois. Le participant peut participer à plusieurs concours pendant 12 mois dans la classe intermédiaire, même s’il gagne. La deuxième année, il/elle doit passer en classe ouverte même s’il/elle n’est pas monté(e) sur le podium. Toutes les races et techniques concourent ensemble dans cette catégorie.
Classe ouverte
Classe d’élite
Double Grooming
Ici, deux toiletteurs prennent le départ avec un modèle qui demande beaucoup de travail. 2 heures pour tous les modèles.
Modeldog / toilettage créatif
Chaque participant doit apporter lui-même son chien modèle, les chiens modèles arrivent au concours déjà complètement peignés.
Il n’y a pas de règles, tout ce qui plaît est permis !
Durée : 2 heures
Critères d’évaluation
Pendant l’évaluation finale, les juges internationaux évaluent les points suivants :
Terrier, Spaniel/Setter et autres races ciseaux.
Caniche
Chiens de salon/Freestyle
Attention ! Les chiens de salon ne sont pas pris en compte pour le titre de champion suisse.
Ces places seront récompensées
Titre décerné
CHAMPION/NE SUISSE
est décerné au participant qui présente le meilleur travail dans la classe ouverte/élite avec deux races. Sans pays invité
BEST TALENT est le participant qui présente le meilleur travail avec au moins deux races dans la classe intermédiaire/ouverte.
BEST-ALLROUNDER est le participant qui présente le meilleur travail dans la classe ouverte/élite avec au moins trois départs (y compris le freestyle).
Le BEST IN SHOW est choisi parmi les vainqueurs des quatre catégories principales des deux jours.
Les vainqueurs du premier jour seront à nouveau récompensés le deuxième jour, sans retouches.
Généralités
En s’inscrivant, le participant accepte ce règlement.
The competition should be close to the daily work in the dog parlour. Participants are judged on how well they manage to style or trim the animal favourably.
However, the shearing championship also serves to determine the status quo, exchange experiences and further develop our profession. The aim of the competition is to achieve the greatest possible change with the dogs within the specified time, in the best possible quality and in accordance with the FCI standard. The competition is open to all dog hairdressers, groomers and breeders who are learning or practising dog hairdressing.
Preparation
For poodles in particular:
The entire paws and muzzle may be clipped before the competition. Commercial and show cuts are permitted. The chosen cut must be announced to the judge at the preliminary judging.
Competition procedure
Time information
TRIMMING
Without using machine:
Small Sizes: 2:30h
Medium Sizes: 2:30h
Big Sizes: 3h
With insert machine:
Small Sizes: 2:00h
Medium Sizes: 2:15h
Big Sizes: 2:30h
SETTER/SPANIEL
Setter: 2:30h
Spaniel: 2:30h
PUDEL
Large poodle (from 45 cm): 2:30h
Small poodle (35-44 cm): 2h
Miniature poodle (under 35 cm): 1:45h
Top knot plus 15min extra
OTHER CUTTING BREEDS
Russian, Kerry Blue, Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, Bouvier: 2:30h
All other breeds such as Bichon Frisé, Bedlington Terrier: 2h
Starting 2:30h, regardless of the breed chosen
Intermediate class 2:30h, regardless of the chosen breed
Freestyle 2:00h, regardless of the chosen breed
Doublegrooming 2h, independent of the chosen breed
Judging procedure
The judges have the following rights:
Participants will be offered the opportunity to discuss the evaluation with the judge after the competition.
Classes
Beginning
All participants who have started training or have been working in this profession for no longer than 3 years (employed or self-employed). Lateral entrants may also start here. If lateral entrants win 1st place, they must switch to the intermediate class or open class. Guest countries and their young groomers are also authorised to start here. Beginners may choose between the main categories of Poodle, Trimmer, Spaniel/Setter or Tailor Breed, but all start together in one category and have 2.5 hours regardless of the model chosen.
Intermediate class
After the Beginner Class there is the possibility to start in the Intermediate Class for 12 months. The participant may compete in several competitions in the intermediate class for 12 months, even if he/she wins. In the second year, he/she must switch to the Open Class even if he/she does not win a podium place. All breeds and techniques start together in this category.
Open class
Elite class
Double Grooming
Model dog / creative grooming
Each competitor must bring their own model dog, the model dogs come to the competition completely brushed
There are no rules, anything goes!
Time: 2 hours
Evaluation criteria
During the final evaluation, the international judges assess the following points:
Terriers, spaniels/setters and other tailor breeds
Poodle
Salon dogs/Freestyle
Attention! Salon dogs do not count towards the Swiss Champion title.
These places will be honoured
Beginners rank 1-3
Intermediate class rank 1-3
Open Class and Elite Rank 1-3 in each of the following categories: Poodle, Trim, Spaniel/Setter, Other Tailor Breeds
Parlour dogs/Freestyle Rank 1-3
Doublegrooming Rank 1-3
Titles awarded
SWISS CHAMPION is awarded to the participant who shows the best work in the open/elite class with two breeds. Without guest countries
BEST TALENT is awarded to the participant who shows the best work in the intermediate/open class with at least two breeds.
BEST ALLROUNDER is the participant who shows the best work in the open/elite class with at least three starts (incl. freestyle).
BEST IN SHOW will be selected from the winners of the four main categories of both days
The winners from the first day will return to the award ceremony on the second day without retouching
General information
By registering, the participant accepts these regulations
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