Belgian Show Champion (breeds subject to working test)
The Belgian Show Champion title for breeds subject to work is awarded by the Belgian Kennel Club (SRSH/KMSH) once a dog has collected four CAC awards under the required conditions. The CAC is the national challenge certificate given at qualifying shows.
The four awards must be spread across different judges and shows, with at least one earned at a CACIB show and a minimum period separating the first and the last.
What's required?
- ✓ 4× CAC in Belgium, waarvan minimaal 1 op CACIB-show, under at least 3 different judges, with at least 1 year between first and last
Notes
- • Applies to breeds subject to working tests.
- • Van toepassing op rassen onderworpen aan werk.
Earning the title
A dog qualifies for this title after obtaining four CAC awards. These awards form the core requirement and must all be gathered before the title is confirmed.
This title applies to breeds that are subject to a working test.
Conditions attached to the four CAC awards
The four CAC awards must be given by at least three different judges, so a single judge cannot account for all of them.
At least one of the four must come from a CACIB show. The remaining awards can be obtained at other qualifying shows.
Time between the first and last award
At least 366 days must separate the first CAC from the last. This spread means the title reflects results achieved over more than a single show season.
Frequently asked questions
Can all four CAC awards come from the same judge?
No. The four awards must be spread over at least three different judges.
Does a CACIB show have to be part of the results?
Yes. At least one of the four CAC awards must be earned at a CACIB show.
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