FCI International Agility Champion
The FCI International Agility Champion (CIAG) is awarded once a dog has gained two CACIAG awards under the conditions set by the FCI. The two results must be spread across different countries and different judges, and the dog must reach a minimum age before the awards count.
What's required?
- ✓ 2× CACIAG, under at least 2 different judges, in at least 2 different countries, with at least 1 year between first and last
- ✓ This rule must be confirmed manually. (manual check required)
Earning the title
Two CACIAG awards are required for the FCI International Agility Champion title.
The two awards cannot come from a single source. They must be won under at least two different judges and in at least two different countries.
There is also a timing condition. At least 366 days must pass between the first and the last of the two qualifying awards, so the title cannot be completed within a single year.
Minimum age
A dog must be at least 18 months old for a CACIAG to count toward the title.
Qualification standard
A qualifying result requires a rating of at least GOOD.
Frequently asked questions
Can both CACIAG awards be won in the same country?
No. The two awards must come from at least two different countries and at least two different judges.
How long does it take to complete the title?
At least 366 days must separate the first and last qualifying award, so the title takes more than a year to finish.
Official source
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