One of the special exhibitions of the spring season is organized by the MEOE Jászberény Organization for guard-protection dog breeds. The guard-protection CAC dog exhibition will be held on April 10, 2016 in Jászberény. The venue of the exhibition is the Mentőkutya Iskola located on Borsóhalmi út.
The MEOE Jászberény Organization successfully organizes the gathering of guard-protection breeds year after year, as every year they register 200-300 dogs in the following categories. They hope that this year will be no different and warmly welcome the excellent specimens of guard-protection breeds to their event this year as well.
The important information about the 2016 guard-protection CAC dog exhibition is presented below!
Information for exhibitors:
The following breeds can be entered:
FCI Group I:
Belgian Shepherd Dogs, Berger Picard, Beauceron, Briard, Bouvier des Flandres, Dutch Shepherd Dogs, German Shepherd Dog, Swiss White Shepherd Dog.
FCI Group II:
Dobermann, Dogo Mallorquin, Caucasian Shepherd Dog, Schnauzers, Dogue de Bordeaux, Central Asian Shepherd Dog, Russian Black Terrier, Bullmastiff, Cane Corso, Dogo Argentino, Mastiff, German Pinscher, American Bulldog, Fila Brasileiro, Neapolitan Mastiff, Bulldog, Broholmer, Tosa Inu, Sarplaninac, Boxer, Spanish Mastiff, Saint Bernard, Great Dane, Pyrenean Mastiff, Carpathian Shepherd Dog, Rottweiler, Great Pyrenees Mountain Dog, Tibetan Mastiff, Dogo Canario, Hovawart, Greater Swiss Mountain Dog, Newfoundland, Landseer, Bernese Mountain Dog, Leonberger, Argentine Dog, Moscow Watchdog, Shar-Pei.
FCI Group III:
Airedale Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Bull Terrier, Miniature Bull Terrier.
FCI Group V:
American Akita
FCI Group VI:
Rhodesian Ridgeback
Call for entries
Judges list:
Chief judge: András Korózs | |
| FCI Group II | |
| Molossers, English Bulldog, Boxer, Rottweiler | Tamás Som |
| Unlisted dog breeds | Sándor Szabó |
| FCI Group III | |
| All breeds + Rhodesian Ridgeback, Schnauzers, American Akita | András Korózs |
Entry deadline: April 01, 2016
Entry Fees
| Guard-Protection CAC Exhibition | For holders of the Federation membership card | For those WITHOUT the Federation membership card |
|---|---|---|
| First dog | 4500 Ft | 9000 Ft |
| From the second dog | 3500 Ft | 7000 Ft |
| Veteran, Minor Puppy, Puppy | 2500 Ft | 5000 Ft |
In case of postal entry, after accurately completing 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 receipt as proof of the entry fee payment, copies of Champion or Work certificates (if available), and a copy of the 2016 Federation membership card.
In case of bank transfer, the bank account number of the MEOE Jászberény Organization is:
JÁSZ Savings Cooperative – 69500132 – 11013594
Entries should always be made under the dog's owner's name.
Entry mailing address for postal submissions:
MEOE Jászberény Organization
Jászberény
Mozsár u. 1.
5100
Information related to the exhibition can be requested at the following e-mail address:
mejasz1970@freemai.hu
For more information, call the following phone number:
+36 30 9522 106.
The city of the Guard-Protection CAC dog exhibition is Jászberény, located in the heart of the Great Plain along the two banks of the Zagyva River. Jászberény, known as the "capital of Jászság," is the second most populous city in the county.
Archaeological remains suggest that the area was inhabited even in prehistoric times; Celts and later Avars settled in this region. Specifically, the settlement was formed during the reign of the Árpád dynasty, but was unfortunately completely destroyed during the Mongol invasion.
The Jász people populated this area in the 13th century. From this time on, Jászberény became the intellectual, economic, and religious center of Jászság. During the Turkish era, the city belonged to the sultan's private treasury, and a palisade castle was built for its defense, which was unfortunately destroyed by fire and never rebuilt. The city also took part in the 1848-49 War of Independence; the Lehel Hussar Regiment was formed in Jászberény from volunteers recruited from Jászság. After the 1950s, the city began to develop more and more, with the establishment of the first large industrial plants providing more employment opportunities for the population.
Among the sights of Jászberény, the first to mention is the Jász Museum, operating since 1931, which within the framework of its permanent exhibitions presents the written and material relics of the Jász people's past. The most valuable piece of the collection exhibited in the historic building is the richly carved ivory horn, the Lehel horn, which according to legend was owned by Lehel, a hero of the Hungarian raids in Germany at the end of the 10th century. The Hamza Museum and the Jász Gallery represent the pictorial work of Hamza D. Ákos, painter-filmmaker, and the museum also preserves Hamza D. Ákos's 600-volume library.
Other historical sights in the city include the Gothic-origin and Baroque-styled Church of Our Lady of the Hungarians, the Franciscan Church built in the 15th century, and the Roman Catholic Church of the Ascension of Jesus.
Jászberény has a lively cultural life thanks to its recurring annual events, such as the International Dance House and Music Camp, the Csángó Festival, the National Honey Fair, and the Jászberényi Summer. The city is home to the internationally renowned Jászság Folk Dance Ensemble, the Lehel Ballroom Dance Club, the Palotásy János Mixed Choir, and the Székely Mihály Choir as well.
For families, the Animal and Botanical Garden, operating since 1979, can provide real relaxation; with its 4.5-hectare area, it is one of the smallest zoos in Hungary. The zoo showed almost the same image for nearly two decades, but from the mid-1990s, major changes began: the narrow closed cages were replaced by spacious enclosures, and further nature-friendly innovations were introduced.
The aim of the zoo is to keep and exhibit the animals in the best possible conditions; therefore, the enclosures are spacious and enriched with environmental elements, imitating their natural habitats. Like other domestic zoos, they consider education and conservation awareness to be their main tasks.
At the zoo, guests are welcomed every day with zoopedagogical feeding demonstrations. During the programs started in 2001, the animals receive their daily food, for which they often have to work, and visitors can hear a lot of information about the animals at the same time.
In 2003, the zoo began expanding toward the arboretum, literally taking visitors into the forest, where within the 2-hectare arboretum, there are three nature trails. By walking these trails, visitors can learn many important things about bird and forest conservation, for example. The Bird Conservation Trail at 41 stations, with 50 information boards, presents over 90 animal species with colorful pictures, and showcases 66 bird protection devices and methods. The aim of creating the trail was to involve the arboretum next to the Jászberény Zoo in visitors’ attention and thus in environmental education as well.
Everyone interested, guests, and exhibitors with their dogs are warmly welcomed to the special spring season exhibition in Jászberény by MEJÁSZ!
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