The right to organize the last all-breed CAC exhibition of the spring season was won by the Ebtenyésztők Kapuvári Egyesülete from the MEOE Federation. The CAC national exhibition will be held in Kapuvár, on the grounds of Kresz-Park on May 22, 2016.
The former local Kapuvár Organization of MEOE has a 47-year history. After its establishment, the Organization operated as a sub-organization of the Győr Organization, then after 4 years, with continuous membership growth, it continued its activity as an independent Organization. This period was defining in the life of the Organization, the membership kept increasing and there was a time when their number reached several hundreds. Over the following years (up until the 1990s), the Organization successfully held several CAC dog exhibitions as well as breed shows.
Their dog school was also justly famous; among the school’s students was a dog that later proudly bore the title of World Champion. The dog school, at the current location, is considered one of the most beautiful schools in the county.
In 2011, the leadership of the Kapuvár Organization underwent significant changes, and in 2013, as the next step of renewal, it completely transformed and has since operated under the name “Ebtenyésztők Kapuvári Egyesülete.”
Attention!
Within the framework of the exhibition, a hobby dog beauty contest will also be held, in which purebred but unregistered and mixed-breed dogs can participate, and registration for which can be done on-site.
The most important information about the 2016 CAC dog exhibition is presented below!
Information for exhibitors:
Call for entries:
Judge list:
Chief judge: László Erdős
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| FCI Group I | |
| German Shepherd, Belgian Shepherds, Dutch Shepherds, Briard, Beauceron, Swiss White Shepherd | Zsolt Bíró (HU) |
| Unlisted dog breeds | Tibor Gellén (HU) |
| FCI Group II | |
| English Bulldog, Bullmastiff, Cane Corso, Dogo Canario, Dobermann, Rottweiler, German Boxer, Hovawart, Leonberger, Newfoundland, Saint Bernard | Gábor Hargitai (HU) |
| Bernese Mountain Dog, Caucasian Shepherd Dog, Central Asian Shepherd Dog, Moscow Watchdog, Russian Black Terrier, Pyrenean Mountain Dog, Swiss Mountain Dogs | László Erdős (HU) |
| Great Dane, Schnauzers, Tibetan Mastiff, Shar-Pei, Fila Brasileiro, Tosa Inu, English Mastiff, unlisted dog breeds | György Hartmann (HU) |
| FCI Group III | |
| All breeds | Csaba Borsfai (HU) |
| FCI Group IV | |
| All breeds | Ludmila Fintorová (SK) |
| FCI Group V | |
| All breeds | Tibor Gellén (HU) |
| FCI Group VI | |
| Dalmatian, Rhodesian Ridgeback | Ludmila Fintorová (SK) |
| Unlisted dog breeds | Csaba Borsfai (HU) |
| FCI Group VII | |
| Hungarian Vizslas, Setters | Ludmila Fintorová (SK) |
| Unlisted dog breeds | László Erdős (HU) |
| FCI Group VIII | |
| English Cocker Spaniel, American Cocker Spaniel, Welsh Springer Spaniel, Clumber Spaniel, Irish Water Spaniel, Golden Retriever | Anita Baumann (HU) |
| Labrador Retriever, unlisted dog breeds | Dr. Zsuzsanna Váczi-Balogh (HU) |
| FCI Group IX | |
| Bichon Frise, Bolognese, Maltese, Havanese, Coton De Tulear | Zsolt Bíró (HU) |
| Unlisted dog breeds | Dr. Zsuzsanna Váczi-Balogh (HU) |
| FCI Group X | |
| All breeds | Ludmila Fintorová (SK) |
Entry deadline: April 24, 2016.
Entry Fees
| CAC Exhibition | For those holding a federation membership card | For those NOT holding a federation membership card |
|---|---|---|
| First dog | 4000 Ft | 8000 Ft |
| From the second dog | 3500 Ft | 7000 Ft |
| Veteran, Minor Puppy, Puppy | 2500 Ft | 5000 Ft |
| Reclassification by the last entry deadline | 2000 Ft/dog | 4000 Ft/dog |
| Can be entered on-site at the CAC exhibition | ||
| Young handlers | 2000 Ft | 4000 Ft |
| Dog pair, Breeding group, Offspring group | 2000 Ft | 4000 Ft |
The entry fee for the first dog includes the price of one catalogue! Entry fees for Hungarian dog breeds are calculated with a 50% discount.
You can start your entry online from this link>>.
After registration and entering personal data as well as the data and copies of documents of the dog(s) to be entered (copy of the pedigree first and second page, copy of the registration membership card, Champion or Working Test certificate if any, and copy of the payment slip or bank transfer), it is possible to start the online entry. The entry will only be valid if the entry fee has also been paid!
In case of postal entry, after accurately filling out and signing the entry form, you must attach a copy of the dog's pedigree you wish to enter, a copy of the paid check or transfer slip proving the entry fee payment, copies of Champion or Working Test certificates (if any), and a copy of the 2016 federation membership card.
For bank transfer, the bank account number of the Ebtenyésztők Kapuvári Egyesülete is:
Rajkai Takarékszövetkezet – 59500193-11101947
The entry must always be made under the name of the dog's owner.
Entry fees for postal submission should be paid to the following address:
Ebtenyésztők Kapuvári Egyesülete
Kapuvár
Deák Ferenc út. 22.
9330
Entry mailing address in case of postal submission:
Hód-Dog Kutyabarát Egyesület
Hódmezővásárhely
P.O. Box: 1.
6801
Entry by fax:
+36 62 222 485.
Further information about the exhibition and entry can be found on the Hod-Dog.hu website >>.
Also on the official website of the Ebtenyésztők Kapuvári Egyesülete >>.
The Facebook page of the Ebtenyésztők Kapuvári Egyesülete >>.
More detailed exhibition information can be requested at the following information phone number:
+36 62 228 238
Further information can be requested at the Ebtenyésztők Kapuvári Egyesülete at the following phone number:
+36 30 947 4740.
Help can also be requested at the Ebtenyésztők Kapuvári Egyesülete’s email address:
kapuvarikutyaiskola@gmail.com
The city of the CAC national dog exhibition is Kapuvár, which lies at the meeting point of Rábaköz and Hanság and has a population of more than 10,000.
The city area has been inhabited since prehistoric times, with Celts, Romans, and Avars settling here before the migration period. The actual establishment of the settlement dates back to after the Hungarian conquest. In the storms of history, Kapuvár often fell into foreign hands, Ottoman troops frequently occupied it, and during the Rákóczi War of Independence, it became a battlefield and changed owners several times. In the 19th century, Kapuvár was granted market town status, but a few decades later it was deprived of this and reclassified as a village.
The city underwent rapid development in the 20th century, from the 1950s its industry and agriculture flourished, and as a result, it was granted city status in 1969. In the 1990s, a well-functioning industrial park, thermal bath, and holiday park were established in the city. Its monuments, churches, museum, the Kapuvár Castle, the exhibition house of the Fertő-Hanság National Park, as well as further sights attract many tourists.
The city's great treasure is the medicinal water springing from a depth of 1762 meters, supplied by high-yielding springs. The proximity and untouched nature of Hanság provides such microclimatic conditions that are completely unique. The thermal well owned by the city provides 67-degree thermal water of medicinal quality from a depth of 1800 meters, whose composition allows for wide-ranging use in therapeutic areas. The 67 °C thermal water of Kapuvár – classified as medicinal water – is considered by experts as top-quality water in Hungary, second only to Hévíz in recognition.
Kapuvár’s other wonder is the Kapuvár carbonic acid snow, which is used for the treatment of people suffering from peripheral vascular disease. Carbon dioxide gas breaking to the surface creates carbonic acid snow (better known as dry ice). Its healing effect was recognized by Dr. Pál Megyesi Scwartz, who was a district doctor in Mihályi from 1935. In 1940, by using unpurified carbonic acid snow, he produced artificial carbon dioxide gas in a bathtub and discovered that it effectively treats arteriosclerosis diseases. Encouraged by the success of these experiments, he later successfully applied it in the Kapuvár hospital for treating patients suffering from limb circulation diseases and rheumatism. His discovery is currently used at the Lumniczer Sándor hospital in Kapuvár. The therapy is based on -79 degree carbonic acid snow, which, when hot water is added, creates a milk-white carbonated mist that is one and a half times heavier than air and thus fills specially designed treatment bathtubs from bottom to top. The most important indications for the carbon dioxide gas bath are: chronic arterial disease of the limbs, chronic venous insufficiency, chronic lymphedema, circulatory disorders, rehabilitation treatment and performance enhancement for elite athletes. By repeating the bath treatment annually, the worsening of vascular disease and the development of complications leading to limb loss can most probably be avoided. The carbon dioxide gas bath also has a calming and performance-enhancing effect for healthy but overworked and exhausted people.
Nature lovers can also find opportunities in Kapuvár to indulge in their favorite pastime, as the city is surrounded on all sides by forests stretching 2-3 km, providing excellent opportunities for hiking and excursions to visitors.
The CAC exhibition is held on the premises of Kresz-Park, where the Kapuvár Dog Breeders Association warmly welcomes and awaits all interested visitors, guests, and exhibitors with their dogs!
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