Organized by the MEOE Federation and the Hungarian Dog Breeds Committee, the Hungarian National Dog Breeds Special CAC exhibition will take place on November 30, 2019, starting at 09:00 AM. The venue of the exhibition is Pavilion “A” of the Hungexpo Exhibition and Leisure Center in Budapest.
The Hungarian Dog Breeds Committee has been organizing the National CAC Special exhibition annually since 1999 at different locations across the country, the national meeting of breeders/exhibitors of Hungarian Dog Breeds.
The 9 Hungarian Dog Breeds which the Parliament declared a national treasure along with our national animal breeds in its resolution on April 19, 2004.
Our Shepherd Dogs:
The Komondor – “One of the oldest Hungarian shepherd dog breeds, which in appearance and behavior has preserved its millennia-old characteristics. Its ancient form arrived in the Carpathian Basin with the migrating, herding ancient Hungarians. Its large body, strength, and courage made it suitable to fight enemies of similar or larger size in defense of the entrusted values. Today, it serves increasingly to protect the house, farmstead, and farmyards.”
The Kuvasz – “Its exact origin is unclear, it is assumed that even during the migration period dogs very similar to today’s Kuvasz served our ancestors. The flock, herd, and cattle had to be continuously protected against predators and thieves. Due to its appearance and size, it is an impressive, lean, resilient dog breed. It richly rewards the care given to it. What it has learned once, it never forgets.”
The Puli – “The most famous herding Hungarian shepherd dog worldwide, kept and bred in many countries. The Puli is a graceful, quick-stepping, medium-sized dog, whose dense, curly coat is only broken by a charming black nose leather.”
The Pumi – “A dog blessed with tremendous intelligence, a true clown. In the 17th – 18th centuries, the French terrier-type herding dogs accompanying the Merino sheep into our country crossed with the Puli, resulting in a dog with shorter hair than the Puli, playful, and ears bent from the upper third like pom-poms. A good portion of the Puli’s unmatched intelligence is combined with the restless, fidgety nature of terriers.”
The Mudi – “Even in Hungary not many people know this healthy, intelligent, good-looking herding dog. A prick-eared herding dog with wavy or curly coat, carrying short, smooth hair on its muzzle and the front side of its legs. The mudi has preserved its excellent herding instinct, making it an ideal dog for professional shepherds as well as those interested in herding sports. Many other sports enthusiasts will not be disappointed if they choose a mudi for themselves.”
Our hunting dogs:
The Short-haired Hungarian Vizsla – “Looks at the world with kind, warm brown eyes and a mischievous face, with eager attention and longing for the game. Lazily stretches out at home by the warm stove or on the couch, endlessly craving petting, but can transform in an instant into explosive energy, endlessly running across the field in the blazing sun or crunchy snow. From this follow two fundamental traits: adaptability and ease of training. Thanks to these, it has an increasing following worldwide.”
The Wire-haired Hungarian Vizsla – “The history of the Wire-haired Hungarian Vizsla began 70 years ago. The breed was created through a cross between the Short-haired Hungarian Vizsla and the Wire-haired German Vizsla under strict selection. Thanks to its coat, it is very resilient, highly intelligent, easily trainable and disciplined, but does not tolerate rough treatment or harsh training.”
The Transylvanian Hound – “It was an indispensable, well-known resident of the Hungarian royal and Transylvanian princely courts. Its history over the centuries has been closely intertwined with Hungarian history, especially with the fate and everyday life of the Hungarian nobility. The Transylvanian Hound clearly shows the typical hound characteristics: drooping ears, sickle-shaped tail, and typically rectangular body.”
The Hungarian Greyhound – "Greyhounds are the oldest dog breeds, the oldest companions of humans. They helped people in daily subsistence hunting and took care of family protection. The history of the Hungarian Greyhound dates back to the time of the conquest. As a resilient breed, greyhounds easily and well adapted to the changed circumstances of today's modern world."
An ever-valid quote addressing today's and future generations of dog lovers:
"Only the nation that values itself has a future,
Only the nation that values its own values appreciates itself,
Let us love and appreciate the Hungarian Dog."
We quoted the descriptions of the 9 Hungarian Dog Breeds and the above text from a 2009 video about Hungarian Dog Breeds made by Ebugatta Television.
From the video made by Ebugatta Television, we can learn further useful and interesting information about the 9 Hungarian Dog Breeds:
Visitor Information:
Ticket prices:
Admission is free for children under 14 years old!
The adult ticket costs 1000 HUF.
Exhibition Program:
07.30: Gate Opening
10.00: Start of judging at the Hungarian National Dog Breeds special CAC exhibition
11.00: Start of preliminary judging for the Junior Handler competition
13.00: The Best In Show program of the Hungarian National Dog Breeds special CAC exhibition
14.00: Announcement of the most successful Junior Handler of 2019
14.30: Annual awards – lifetime achievement award ceremony
15.00: Qualification competition for the 2019 national dog breeds' annual ranking system
16.30: Start of judging at the Champions of Champions exhibition
19.00: Best In Show program of the Champions of Champions exhibition
Ring allocation and ring map
Information for Exhibitors
Judges List
Komondor – Dr. Éva Sirkó
Kuvasz – Sándor Szabó
Puli – Gábor Korózs
Pumi – Dr. Emese Kaszás
Mudi – Ferenc Antal
Shorthaired Hungarian Vizsla, Wirehaired Hungarian Vizsla – Zlatko Jojkic (SRB)
Transylvanian Hound, Hungarian Greyhound – Róbert Kotlár
Entry Deadline: October 28, 2019
Entry Fees
| CAC Exhibition | For those with a federation membership card | For those WITHOUT a federation membership card |
|---|---|---|
| First dog | 1000 Ft | 2000 Ft |
| From the second dog | 1000 Ft | 2000 Ft |
| Veteran, Minor Puppy, Puppy | 1000 Ft | 2000 Ft |
| CAC exhibition can be entered on site | ||
| Dog pair, Breeding group, Offspring group | 0 Ft | 0 Ft |
Entry is only possible online, by mail, at highlighted exhibitions, and in person at the MEOE Federation headquarters! The entry fee must be paid even if absent.
You can start an entry online from this link>>.
An automatic confirmation containing the entry details will be sent to the registered email address in the system. After finalizing this, a confirming email will be sent which contains the finalized form of the entry. For online entry, the entry fee can be paid by credit card. After the entry is made, the entrant will be immediately redirected to the OTP Bank online interface, where the entry fee can be settled via an internet-enabled credit card. Only those entries will remain in the online system which the entrant has paid for by credit card in the online entry system; if this does not happen or if the entrant pays the entry fee by any other means, the system will automatically delete the entry. The entry will only be valid if the entry fee is also settled!
In case of postal entry, after accurately 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 transfer slip as proof of payment of the entry fee, copies of Champion or Working certificates (if available), and a copy of the 2019 federation membership card.
For bank transfer, the bank account number of the Hungarian National Federation of Dog Breeders is:
Budapest Bank Nyrt. – 10102086 – 09723300 – 01000009.
The entry should always be made under the owner’s name.
Entry address for postal submission:
MEOE Federation
Budapest District XIX
Hofherr Albert u. 42.
1194
Further information can be viewed on the official exhibition website>>.
If you have questions, call the following phone number:
+36 70 616 3312.
Source: The official website of the Hungarian National Dog Breeds Special CAC Exhibition
Video recordings from past years' Hungarian Dog Breed exhibitions
Video recording of the Hungarian Dog Breeds CAC Special exhibition held in Nyíregyháza in 2010:
Video recording made at the 2010 Komárom CACIB dog exhibition:
About Our Hungarian Dog Breeds + video recording made at the 2009 Hungarian Dog Breeds CAC exhibition:
The city of the Hungarian National Dog Breeds Special CAC exhibition, and also the capital of our small country, Budapest.
Its venue is the Hungexpo Exhibition and Fair Center area.
Come and visit, the organizers are waiting for you with love!
Every interested party, guest, and exhibitor with their dogs is warmly welcomed by the MEOE Association and the Hungarian Dog Breeds Committee on November 30th in Budapest, at the Hungexpo Event Center "A" pavilion for the Hungarian National Dog Breeds Special CAC dog show!
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