FCI International Herding Champion
The FCI International Herding Champion is awarded once a dog has gained two CACITR awards. To keep the title genuinely international, those two awards cannot come from the same setting: they must be won in at least two different countries and under at least two different judges.
What's required?
- ✓ 2× CACITR, under at least 2 different judges, in at least 2 different countries
- ✓ This rule must be confirmed manually. (manual check required)
Earning the two CACITR awards
The title rests on two CACITR awards. Winning both under the same judge, or within a single country, does not meet the standard. Spread across at least two countries and at least two judges, the two awards together complete the requirement for the FCI International Herding Champion.
Age and grading
A dog must be at least 15 months old at the show to qualify for a CACITR that counts toward the title. Alongside the age requirement, the dog needs a grading of at least Very Good.
Frequently asked questions
Can both CACITR awards be won at shows in the same country?
No. The two CACITR awards must come from at least two different countries, and they must also be given by at least two different judges.
Which grading does the dog need for a CACITR to count?
The dog must be graded at least Very Good, and must be at least 15 months old at the time of the show.
Official source
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