Danish Junior Winner
The Danish Junior Winner (DKJV) is a junior title awarded by the Danish Kennel Club (DKK). It is earned at a DKK Selected Winner Show, where a young dog is recognised as the leading junior of its sex within its breed.
What's required?
- ✓ Awarded at a designated show to the winner in breed/class. Confirm manually. (manual check required)
Earning the DKJV
To take the Danish Junior Winner title, a dog must be judged Best Junior Male or Best Junior Female in its breed at a DKK Selected Winner Show.
The placement alone is not enough. The dog also needs to receive the CK award at that show.
Frequently asked questions
Which show gives out the DKJV title?
The title is awarded at a DKK Selected Winner Show.
Does the CK award matter for this title?
Yes. Alongside being Best Junior Male or Female in the breed, the dog must be given the CK award to qualify for the Danish Junior Winner title.
Official source
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