Belgian Junior Champion
The Belgian Youth Champion title is awarded by the Belgian Kennel Club (SRSH/KMSH) to dogs that repeatedly win their junior class with a top qualification. To qualify, a dog needs three first places in the junior class, each awarded with the qualification Excellent, and these results must come from at least three different judges.
What's required?
- ✓ 3× 1st place with at least Uitmuntend in JUNIOR class in Belgium, under at least 3 different judges
Earning the title
The title rests on results in the junior class. A dog must take first place three times in that class, and each of those wins has to carry the qualification Excellent.
The three placements cannot all come from the same judge. They must be awarded by at least three different judges, so a single judge's preference is not enough to complete the title on its own.
Frequently asked questions
Do the three first places have to come from different judges?
Yes. The three qualifying wins must be awarded by at least three different judges.
Does a first place count if the qualification is below Excellent?
No. Each of the three first places in the junior class must be awarded with the qualification Excellent.
Official source
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