Danish Tracking Champion

DKSCH Dansk Kennel Klub (DK) Denmark Main title

The Danish Tracking Champion title (DKSCH) is awarded by the Dansk Kennel Klub (DKK) and recognises a dog's performance in tracking trials rather than in the show ring. Alongside the general championship, DKK distinguishes two specialisations based on the type of track worked.

What's required?

Any one of the routes below qualifies:

Route 1

  • ✓ Deens Spoorkampioenschap (DKSCH). Algemene spoorproef-kampioenschap. (manual check required)

Route 2

  • ✓ Spoorkampioen specialisatie: konijnenspoor (DKSCH(S)). (manual check required)

Route 3

  • ✓ Spoorkampioen specialisatie: schotspoor / wildspoor (DKSCH(V)). (manual check required)

Notes

  • • DKSCH(S)=rabbit trail, DKSCH(V)=quarry trail.
  • • DKSCH(S)=rabbit trail (konijnenspoor), DKSCH(V)=quarry trail (schotspoor).

The general title and its specialisations

DKSCH is a tracking championship confirmed by DKK. Two specialised forms sit next to the general title. DKSCH(S) marks a champion on the rabbit trail (konijnenspoor), while DKSCH(V) marks a champion on the quarry or game trail (schotspoor). The letter in brackets indicates which discipline the dog qualified in.

Confirmation by DKK

Each form of the title is confirmed by DKK before it is granted. The general DKSCH, the rabbit trail DKSCH(S) and the quarry trail DKSCH(V) are each verified separately for the relevant discipline.

Frequently asked questions

What do the letters (S) and (V) after DKSCH mean?

They identify the tracking discipline. DKSCH(S) refers to the rabbit trail (konijnenspoor) and DKSCH(V) refers to the quarry or game trail (schotspoor). DKSCH on its own is the general tracking championship.

Official source

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