In the middle of the hottest month of summer, on July 18 and 19, 2015, we can participate in the 2 x CACIB international dog shows organized and hosted by the Eastern Hungarian Dog Breeders Association in Debrecen. Following the traditions of previous years, the venue this year is again the area of the University of Debrecen Agricultural Science Center.
The Association was established in the 1960s, then under the name MEOE Debrecen Organization. Specifically, in 1967 the hunting, herding, protection, and working departments were formed, and within the framework of the Association, training for these as well as for guide dogs also began. In 1990, the Association became legally independent, and nowadays it is recognized as the largest Association by membership. Besides organizing the two major shows (2 x CACIB and the night CACIB), the Association also holds two to three working exams and breed tests annually, and continuous training runs in the protection, hunting, and agility departments.
The summer CACIB international dog shows organized by the Eastern Hungarian Dog Breeders Association have a long tradition. Since the 2000s, the Association has held this large-scale two-day dog show almost every year, enchanting exhibitors with its pleasant atmosphere (including the night CACIB dog show, which is even more magical in the mysterious lighting).
As a teaser, our visitors can watch a charming video recording made by Ebugatta TV at one of the Debrecen international dog shows of recent years:
The important information about the 2015 2 x CACIB international dog shows is presented below:
Information for Exhibitors:
Call for Entries
Judge Lists
Breed |
2015. 07. 18. Saturday |
2015. 07. 19. Sunday |
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FCI – Group I | ||
| Australian Kelpie, Groenendael, Malinois, Tervueren, Laekenois, Schipperke, German Shepherd short and long coat, Berger de Beauce, Berger de Picardie, Briard, Nederlandse Schapendoes, Polski Owczarek Nizinny, Polski Owczarek Podhalanski, Slovensky Cuvac, South Russian Shepherd Dog, Swiss White Shepherd, Australian Shepherd, Australian Cattle Dog, Bouvier des Flandres, Carpathian Shepherd Dog, Czech Wolfdog | Christian Stefanescu (RO) | Péter Harsányi (HU) |
| Bergamasco Shepherd Dog, Maremma-Abruzzese Sheepdog, Komondor, Kuvasz, Mudi, Pumi, Puli black, fawn and white | Gabriela Ridarcíkova (SK) | Péter Harsányi (HU) |
| Bearded Collie, Border Collie, Old English Sheepdog, Collie long and short coat, Shetland Sheepdog, Welsh Corgi Cardigan, Welsh Corgi Pembroke, | Gabriela Ridarcíkova (SK) | István Orcsik (HU) |
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FCI – Group II | ||
| Dobermann black-red and brown-red, German Pinscher, German Miniature Pinscher, Affenpinscher | Lokodi Csaba Zsolt (RO) | Orcsik István (SRB) |
| Bulldog, Shar-Pei, German Dog yellow, black, blue and spotted, Argentine Dog | Papp László (RO) | Gröschl Ferenc (HU) |
| Giant Schnauzer black and salt-pepper, Standard Schnauzer black and salt-pepper, Miniature Schnauzer black, black-silver, salt-pepper and white, Fila Brasileiro, Boxer yellow and brindle, Rottweiler | Papp László (RO) | Gabriela Ridarcíkova (SK) |
| Perro Dogo Mallorquin, Dogo Canario, Bordeaux Dog, Bullmastiff, Mastiff, Neapolitan Mastiff, Cane Corso, Tosa Inu | Orcsik István (SRB) | Gröschl Ferenc (HU) |
| Newfoundland, Hovawart, Leonberger, Landseer, Spanish Mastiff, Pyrenean Mastiff, Pyrenean Mountain Dog, Sarplaninac, Bernese Mountain Dog long and short-haired | Lokodi Csaba Zsolt (RO) | Papp László (RO) |
| Caucasian Shepherd Dog, Central Asian Shepherd Dog, Moscow Watchdog, Russian Black Terrier, Tibetan Mastiff, Bernese Mountain Dog, Greater Swiss Mountain Dog, Appenzeller, Entlebucher | Lokodi Csaba Zsolt (RO) | Gabriela Ridarcíkova (SK) |
| FCI – Group III | ||
| All breeds | Viva Maria Soleckyj Szpunar (PL) | Lokodi Csaba Zsolt (RO) |
| FCI – Group IV | ||
| All breeds | Christian Stefanescu (RO) | Orcsik István (SRB) |
| FCI – Group V | ||
| All breeds | Harsányi Péter (HU) | Christian Stefanescu (RO) |
| FCI – Group VI | ||
| All breeds | Harsányi Péter (HU) | Gabriela Ridarcíkova (SK) |
| FCI – Group VII | ||
| All breeds | Carol Wright (AUS) | Sinisa Pavlovic (SRB) |
| FCI – Group VIII | ||
| All breeds | Sinisa Pavlovic (SRB) | Carol Wright (AUS) |
| FCI – Group IX | ||
| All breeds | Gröschl Ferenc (HU) | Viva Maria Soleckyj Szpunar (PL) |
| FCI – Group X | ||
| All breeds | Sinisa Pavlovic (SRB) | Christian Stefanescu (RO) |
Entry deadlines and entry fees
| First entry deadline 2015. 05. 19. |
Second entry deadline 2015. 06. 21. |
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|---|---|---|
| First dog | 6000 Ft | 8000 Ft |
| Additional dogs | 5000 Ft | 7000 Ft |
| Baby, Puppy, Veteran | 4000 Ft | 5000 Ft |
| Breeding groups | 3000 Ft | 3000 Ft |
| Dog pairs | 3000 Ft | 3000 Ft |
| Young Handlers | 2000 Ft | 2000 Ft |
The entry fee for the first dog includes the price of one catalog! Entry fees for Hungarian dog breeds are calculated with a 50% discount.
Entries can be started online from this link>>.
Registration, then entering personal data and the data and document copies of the dog(s) to be entered (copy of the pedigree first and second page, copy of registration card, Champion or Working Test certificate if any, as well as a copy of the payment check or bank transfer) is required to start the online entry. The entry will only be valid if the entry fee is also paid!
In case of postal entries, after correctly filling out and signing the entry form, you must attach a copy of the pedigree of the dog to be entered, a copy of the paid check or bank transfer receipt as proof of payment, copies of Champion or Working certificates, and a copy of the 2015 federation membership card.
For bank transfers, the account number of the Eastern Hungary Dog Breeders Association is:
OTP Bank – 11738008 – 20328102.
In the comment field you must always indicate the email address on the entry form as well as the amount paid – this is how they will identify the entered dog.
Entry address for postal submission:
Eastern Hungary Dog Breeders Association
Debrecen
P.O. Box: 103.
4001
Additional information can be found on the official website of the Eastern Hungary Dog Breeders Association>>.
Also on the Association's official Facebook page.>>
Further information about the exhibition can be requested at the following phone number:
+36 52 443 565.
Or via the following email address:
debrecenmeoe@gmail.com
Email for entries:
debrecendogshow@gmail.com
The video recording of the international dog show of the MEOE Debrecen Independent Organization made by Ebugatta TV can be viewed:
The video recording by Ebugatta TV of the 2010 Debrecen CACIB dog shows can be viewed:
The first part of the Ebugatta TV recording of the 2008 Debrecen CACIB dog shows can be viewed:
The second part of the Ebugatta TV recording of the 2008 Debrecen CACIB dog shows can be viewed:
The 3rd part of the 2008 Debrecen CACIB dog shows Ebugatta TV recording can be viewed:
The venue of the 2 x CACIB international dog show is Debrecen, which is Hungary’s second largest and most populous city, and also the cultural, economic, tourist, and transport center of Eastern Hungary. Nowadays it is regarded as one of the most dynamically developing cities in our country.
The city of Debrecen is often referred to as Calvinist Rome or a citizen city, which gained market town status in the 1300s, then royal town status in the 1600s, and has been the country’s capital twice. Its history has been intertwined with the Reformation for centuries, as evidenced by many historical monuments, including Kossuth Square, the Memorial Park, and the Great Forest Sculpture Park.
Among its sights stands out the symbol of the city, the 19th-century classical style Great Reformed Church, which is the largest reformed church in the country and houses the armchair of Lajos Kossuth as a relic. The building is located in the heart of the city, at Kossuth Square; behind it is the Reformed College, operating since the 1500s, whose prestige was established by its famous teachers and students. The College’s large library, with a collection of half a million volumes—including rare books—is registered as the largest collection of the Reformed Church in Hungary.
Next to the College is the Déri Museum building, built in neo-baroque style. In its most famous section, the Munkácsy Hall, two works of Mihály Munkácsy’s world-famous Christ trilogy can be seen.
Another landmark of the city center is the historic Aranybika Hotel, which is the oldest still operating hotel in the country, the Main Square, where the city’s coat of arms made of glass mosaic is embedded in decorative paving in the middle, and the Town Hall, a classical style building that is among the most beautiful.
The city’s rich cultural offerings include the spectacular and wonderful Flower Carnival on August 20th, Jazz Days, the Poetry Festival, and the Summer University events.
The city’s most popular tourist event is the unique Flower Carnival in Europe. For this spectacle related to the crowning of the state founder Saint Stephen and the celebration of the new bread, several hundred thousand people come to the city. The main event of the week-long series, the Flower Carnival, becomes more spectacular every year, with participants seeing wonderfully beautiful flower compositions whose magnificent scent is not negligible either. In addition, high-quality, entertaining programs, concerts, dance performances, children’s programs, and as the crowning event of the day, fireworks await families and guests attending the Flower Carnival.
The Zoo can really provide relaxation for families, which has been welcoming visitors since 1958. Over the nearly 60 years, the area of the Zoo has continuously grown, and today it can be said that a park meeting EU standards has been created, where visiting families and guests can see about 1,500 specimens of 165 species from 5 continents.
The conditions for the species living here provide significantly greater well-being and better welfare than before. Together with its 341 plant species, the area has been under nature protection since 1994.
Among Debrecen’s natural sights, the Great Forest stands out, which from 1939 onwards became Hungary’s first nature reserve, expanded with a zoo, amusement park, and botanical garden, whose original plant life is identical to that of the Great Forest. In the arboretum, among about 8,000 plant species, plenty of tropical rarities can be seen, furthermore, the Europe-renowned cactus collection representing 2,000 species and 10,000 plants is also located here.
The actual venue of the dog shows, the area of the Agricultural Science Center of the University of Debrecen, is also located in Nagyerdő, where every visitor, guest, and exhibitor with their dogs is warmly welcomed and awaited in mid-summer by the East Hungarian Dog Breeders Association with two colorful and atmospheric dog shows.
