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Ever since Russian Kennel Club won the right to host the World Dog Show in Moscow in 2016, the eyes of the dog show community begin to turn towards Russia. In the past few years the European dog show scene became a pleasant mixture of the show hobby and travel.
FCI ASIA & the PACIFIC Section All breed Championship Dog Show - Best in Show was Hocus Pocus Wild Fantasy *HONZA* Best in Show Judges: Carlos Quinones (Bogota, Colombia)...
Best in Show was the top winning Samoyed, Nordic Champion International and Multi Champion USA Champion Cabaka’s Robbie Of Cool Cat, bred by Gitte Morell in Denmark and owned/handled by Nana Qvist from Denmark. 
Last weekend the Hungarian dog show season opened with four shows in four days, including the Hungarian Champion of Champions event. Over the fours days, more then 5,000 dogs were entered. 
Best in Show at the 2012 Westminster Show held in Madison Square Garden NY - Pekingese Ch Palacegarden Malachy Breed by Jim Smith & Jean Smith & Owned by Iris Love & S Middlebrooks & D Fitzpatrick...
Vilnius City Hall welcomed many guests in its grand ballroom on Saturday February 4th. Sixteen of the most beautiful Lithuanian dogs competed for title of the Champion of Champions in front of over two hundred guests...
Best in show at the recent Eindhoven show in Holland was the Bullmastiff Social Giant Thunder owned by A C Bolle. This was a CAC/CACIB show which took place in Eindhoven on February 3rd-5th...
THE 39th Schaal der Kempen was another success, although it did not equal the record of last year and didn’t pass the total of 2,000 dogs. On the contrary, there was a nine per cent decrease compared to last year. 
PHOTO Gabor Szalanczi BIS judged by Kornelia Butrimova, Lithuania, BIS3 to the Cirneco dell Etna, the Reserve BIS to the Chihuahua, and the BIS went to the Pastoral winner, the Welsh Corgi...
Mr Walter Schicker, the well known all round judge from Germany had the honour to judge the finals on Sunday night and chose as his Best in Show winner the Australian Shepherd “Energies Paparazzi Energie Des Costys Du Tomberg”, owned by Sablery and handled by Viktoria Patzold.
Despite 2011 being financially unstable and an overall troubled year, it was still memorable for everyone in the dog show world – the FCI celebrated its 100th anniversary and many kennel clubs around the world made a collective effort to congratulate the International Canine Federation.
THE 115th Brussels Dog Show, one week before Christmas, had a very nice entry of 3,574 dogs. A difference of 400 dogs less than last year, but probably for two reasons.
