On June 20 and 21, 2015, we can participate in the first international exhibitions of the summer season in Velence, organized and hosted by the MEOE Székesfehérvár Independent Regional Organization. The venue of the 2 x CACIB international dog show has changed; this year the exhibition has moved to the Velence Rowing Course area.
The leadership of the MEOE Székesfehérvár Independent Regional Organization consists of breeders and working dog enthusiasts who work together to involve the younger generation in dog activities starting from childhood to introduce children to responsible animal love and care. The Organization's dog school is one of the best sources for this, where dog-loving families, people, and children meet and learn together with their dogs. The Dog School helps dog owners with behavioral, socialization, and obedience training; they teach the school's pupils to engage with dogs with love and patience. Additionally, guard and protection training is operated, preparation for work exams and exhibitions, and the popular dog sport, agility, attracts many interested participants. The sessions are available both in groups and individually.
The MEOE Székesfehérvár Independent Regional Organization, crossing into the 2000s, has almost every year won the right to organize dog shows; it held CAC shows in 2008 and 2010, while in 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012 it organized 2 x CACIB international exhibitions. In 2013 and 2014 it doubled, as after the 2 x CACIB shows held in the Székesfehérvár Bregyó-köz Camping area, one month later the Organization also organized and conducted the Velence Lake CAC national dog show. This year the Organization has again received the opportunity to organize the 2 x CACIB international dog show.
The important information for the 2015 2 x CACIB dog show is presented below.
Information for exhibitors:
Entry invitation:
Judge lists
Breed |
2015. 06. 20. Saturday |
2015. 06. 21. Sunday |
|
FCI – I. Breed Group | ||
| Hungarian Shepherd Dogs | Dr. Éva Sirkó | József Juhász |
| Saturday: English Shepherd Dogs, Belgian Sheepdogs, Australian Shepherd Sunday: German Shepherd Dog, English Shepherd Dogs, Belgian Sheepdogs, Australian Shepherd |
István Székely (HU) | Jánosné Balázsovics (HU) |
| Saturday: French Shepherd Dogs, German Shepherd Dog, unlisted breeds Sunday: French Shepherd Dogs, Swiss White Shepherd Dog, unlisted breeds |
István László (HU) | Tibor Gellén (HU) |
|
FCI – II. Breed Group | ||
| Saturday: Rottweiler, Dobermann, Argentine Dogo Sunday: Schnauzers, Pinschers, Rottweiler, Boxer |
Dr. Ümit Özkanal (TR) | Dr. Vadócz Éva(HU) |
| Saturday: Caucasian Shepherd Dog, Central Asian Shepherd Dog, Russian Black Terrier, Great Dane, Sarplaninac Sunday: Caucasian Shepherd Dog, Central Asian Shepherd Dog, Russian Black Terrier, Cane Corso, Sarplaninac |
László István (HU) | Miklós Levente (HU) |
| Saturday: Schnauzers, Pinschers Sunday: Dogo Canario, Fila Brasileiro, Tosa Inu |
Gellén Tibor (HU) | Gellén Tibor (HU) |
| Saturday: Bullmastiff, Bordeaux Dog, Cane Corso, Dogo Canario, Dogo Mallorquin, Mastiff, Neapolitan Mastiff, Fila Brasileiro, Tosa Inu Sunday: English Bulldog, Bullmastiff, Mastiff, Neapolitan Mastiff, Bordeaux Dog |
Dr. Molnár Jenő (HU) | Lakatos István (HU) |
| Saint Bernard, Newfoundland, Landseer, Pyrenean Mountain Dog, Leonberger, Hovawart, Tibetan Mastiff, Bernese Mountain Dog, Appenzeller, Entlebucher, Greater Swiss Mountain Dog | Szabó Sándor (HU) | Csépai István (HU) |
| Saturday: English Bulldog, Boxer, Shar-Pei, breeds not listed Sunday: Great Dane, Dobermann, Argentine Dogo, Shar-Pei, breeds not listed |
Csépai István (HU) | Szabó Sándor (HU) |
| FCI – Group III | ||
| American Staffordshire Terrier, Yorkshire Terrier | Dr. Ümit Özkanal (TR) | Dr. Sípos Márta (SR) |
| Breeds not listed | Dr. Sípos Márta (SR) | Dr. Sirkó Éva (HU) |
| FCI – Group IV | ||
| Dachshunds | Szabó Sándor (HU) | Miklós Levente (HU) |
| FCI – Group V | ||
| Siberian Husky, Alaskan Malamute, Samoyed, Akita Inu, American Akita | Gellén Tibor (HU) | Harsányi Péter (HU) |
| Breeds not listed | Miklós Levente (HU) | Gellén Tibor (HU) |
| FCI – Group VI | ||
| Saturday: Basset Hound, Beagle, Rhodesian Ridgeback, Dalmatian, Bloodhound, Hanoverian Hound, Grand Basset Griffon, Petit Basset Griffon Sunday: Beagle, Rhodesian Ridgeback, Dalmatian |
Dr. Molnárné Pesztenlehrer Ingrid (HU) | Dr. Ümit Özkanal (TR) |
| Breeds not listed | Dr. Váczi-Balogh Zsuzsanna (HU) | Harsányi Péter (HU) |
| FCI – Group VII | ||
| Hungarian Vizslas | Csépai István (HU) | Tapasztó Sándor (HU) |
| Saturday: German Vizsla, Weimaraner, Pointer, Setters, breeds not listed Sunday: German Vizslas, Pointer, Setters |
Miklós Levente (HU) | Dr. Ümit Özkanal (TR) |
| Sunday: Weimaraner, breeds not listed | Dr. Váczi-Balogh Zsuzsanna (HU) | |
| FCI – Group VIII | ||
| Labrador Retriever | Dr. Sípos Márta (SR) | Dr. Ümit Özkanal (TR) |
| Saturday: Golden Retriever Sunday: Golden Retriever, Spaniels, breeds not listed |
Dr. Ümit Özkanal (TR) | Dr. Sípos Márta (SR) |
| Saturday: breeds not listed | Miklós Levente (HU) | |
| FCI – Group IX | ||
| Pug, French Bulldog, Boston Terrier, Griffons, Maltese, Bichon Frise, Havanese, Bolognese, Coton de Tulear, Poodles | Homonnai Erika (A) | Dr. Váczi-Balogh Zsuzsanna (HU) |
| Breeds not listed | Dr. Váczi-Balogh Zsuzsanna | Homonnai Erika (A) |
| FCI – Group X | ||
| Russian Borzoi, Hungarian Greyhound, Afghan Hound, breeds not listed | Harsányi Péter (HU) | László István (HU) |
Entry Deadlines and Entry Fees:
| First entry deadline 2015. 04. 24. |
Second entry deadline 2015. 05. 24. |
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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! The entry fees for Hungarian dog breeds are calculated with a 50% discount.
You can start the entry online from this link>>.
In case of online entry it is possible to pay the entry fee by credit card. After completing the entry, the entrant is immediately redirected to the OTP Bank's online interface, where the entry fee can be paid via an internet-capable credit card. The entry will only be valid if the entry fee has also been settled!
In case of postal entry, after filling out and signing the entry form accurately, a copy of the pedigree of the dog to be entered, a copy of the paid check or bank transfer receipt for proof of payment, copies of Champion or Working certificates (if any), and a copy of the 2015 federation membership card must be attached.
For bank transfer, the account number of the MEOE Székesfehérvár Autonomous Organization:
OTP Bank – 11736116 – 20017888.
In the comment section, always indicate the email address from the entry form as well as the amount paid – this will allow identification of the entered dog.
Postal submission address for entry:
MEOE Székesfehérvár Autonomous Organization
Székesfehérvár
P.O. Box: 138.
8002
More information on the official website of the MEOE Székesfehérvár Autonomous Organization>>.
For more information related to the exhibition, please call the following phone numbers:
+36 70 457 2770.
For other information, call the following phone number:
+36 70 953 9315.
The 2012 Székesfehérvár CACIB dog shows Ebugatta TV recording can be viewed:
The Ebugatta TV video recordings made at all breed CAC shows held in Székesfehérvár in 2010 can be viewed on the MEOE Székesfehérvár Autonomous Organization website>>.
The video recording of the Large Breed Dog Breed Club Show held in Székesfehérvár in 2010 can be viewed courtesy of Ebugatta TV:
The city of the 2 x CACIB international dog show is Velence, which, as the gateway to Lake Velence, is one of Hungary's popular holiday resorts and the resort town of the country's second largest lake.
Velence was already of great importance in Roman times, as it was an important settlement on the military road between Savaria and Aquincum. It likely got its name in the Middle Ages from Italian city builders.
Among the sights of Velence, we must mention the freely standing Beck Castle in the center of the town, built in the neo-baroque style and commissioned by the Beck family at the end of the 1800s. Since its renovation in 1989, the castle has been privately owned and is not open to visitors. Also, the Geschwind Castle, built in the 1920s, designed and executed by our famous architect Alajos Hauszmann. Part of the interior of the building remains in its original state to this day, but it is not accessible nowadays. Protected lime and chestnut trees rise in the castle garden. Additionally, the Meszleny Castle, an 18-room manor house which, together with its park, was owned by the Meszleny family until 1945. It is no longer accessible in its current ruined state. Other sights in the town include the nearly three-and-a-half-century-old Reformed Church, preserving memories of the past, and the 200-year-old St. Stephen Catholic Church, built in the classical style.
One of Velence’s outstanding cultural events in summer is the Velence Summer Evenings series, where visitors can enjoy highly successful musical performances, as well as brass band and majorette shows. In addition, the feast of St. John in June and the feast of St. Stephen in August promise to be great programs.
Velence is also called the “flower city”, as the city’s leadership and residents do a lot to decorate the town with plants and flowers to create a cultured, healthy environment. The greening initiative started in Velence in 1996; every year more than 50,000 flower seedlings are planted in parks, along roads, and in public spaces. In 2000, Velence was awarded the title of the most flowerfully decorated domestic town, and in 2001 it won the silver medal in the Europe in Bloom competition. Since then, the collection of trophies for flower planting achievements grows with new recognitions every year. As a token of appreciation for its achievements in greening, the city also received its “own” rose variety: a rose breeder named his new variety after Velence.
Velence – whose slogan is the “flower city” – strives to deserve the title “bestowed” by its residents, thus every year the arrival of the youngest is celebrated by planting new rose bushes. In 2003, uniquely in the country, the Baby Rose Garden was established where a rose bush is planted for each newborn of the locality by their parents. The garden has now almost turned into a grove, with more than five hundred rose bushes and nameplates marking Velence’s population growth.
A very beautiful tradition is intertwined with the “flower city,” and that is the “Rose of Velence” award, which was established in 2001 and is presented annually to those who do a lot for the town throughout the year.
The city surrounding the northeastern edge of Lake Velence, blessed with wonderful natural surroundings, welcomes visitors with many attractions. Lake Velence offers countless excellent opportunities for water sports, including water skiing, surfing, and rowing for water sports enthusiasts, as well as great options for anglers to indulge in their beloved hobby.
Nature lovers can enjoy marvelous walks to Bence Hill, from where they can enjoy a wonderful view. The panorama of Lake Velence and the surrounding settlements offers a breathtaking sight.
In such a wonderful natural environment, at the Velence Lake Rowing Course area, the MEOE Independent Association of Székesfehérvár warmly welcomes all interested parties, guests, and exhibitors with their dogs to the 2 x CACIB international dog show on this early summer weekend!
Below we would like to inform guests and families planning to attend the exhibition about the parking and entrance fees:
The amount of the parking and entrance fees is always determined by the Dog Breeders Association organizing the specific dog show, so we cannot precisely predict the exact numerical value in advance, only an estimated amount.
The parking fee can range between HUF 1000 and HUF 4000 (depending on which city the exhibition is held in).
The entrance fee varies, ranging from HUF 500 to HUF 2000 per person, but in most cases children and pensioners either do not pay at all or enjoy a greater discount.
