Danish Veteran Champion
The Danish Veteran Champion (DKVECH) is a title awarded by the Danish Kennel Club (DKK) to older dogs that continue to excel in the show ring. It recognises consistent quality in the veteran class rather than a single strong result.
To earn it, a dog needs three veteran certificates gained under the conditions set out below.
What's required?
- ✓ 3× Veteran certificate (DKK) in Denmark in de veteranenklasse op DKK-erkende show, under at least 3 different judges
Earning the title
The title is confirmed once a dog has collected three veteran certificates. These certificates must be awarded in the veteran class at shows recognised by the DKK, held in Denmark.
To make sure the result reflects broad agreement among judges, the three certificates must come from at least three different judges.
Minimum age
A dog must be at least 96 months old, that is eight years, on the day of the show for a veteran certificate to count towards the title.
Frequently asked questions
Can all three certificates come from the same judge?
No. The three veteran certificates must be awarded by at least three different judges.
Do the shows have to be held in Denmark?
Yes. The veteran certificates must be gained at DKK-recognised shows in Denmark.
Official source
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