Nordic Winner Show

November 27th and 28th

Welcome to DOGS4ALL 2010!

The Norwegian Kennel Club's biggest dog show. The title NORDIC WINNER will be awarded to the BOB- and BOS-winners. The tittle JUNIOR NORDIC WINNER will be awarded to Best Junior in each sex.

List of judges

Distribution of groups

Saturday, November 27th:
2, 3, 5, 7, 10
Obedience classes I and III
Agility: Norwegian championship - qualification

Sunday, November 28th:
1, 4, 6, 8, 9
Obedience classes I and Elite
Agility: Norwegian Championship Final

For dogs with champions titles: Only 1 C.A.C. needed in order to obtain Norwegian Championship!

Deadlines
First deadline: 25th oktober 2010

Last deadline, online entry only:
8th november 2010

In order to make an online entry to the show, go to "MY PAGE" (next to the English flag on top of the page). You will have to create a user with your email address and a password of your choice. The payment must be proceeded with VISA or Mastercard.

Brief summary of show regulations

Taking your dog to Norway

Please note: Docked dogs born after 1.7.1988 and cropped dogs may not be shown in Norway. According to Norwegian law, the following breeds may not be imported/taken into Norway: Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, Fila Brasileiro, Tosa Inu, Dogo Argentino, Ceskoslovensky vlcak.

Entry fees

First deadline - online entry: 380 NOK
First deadline - by entry form: 440 NOK

Last deadline - online entry only:
470 NOK

Where?

Norway Trade Fairs is situated in Lillestrøm, 15 km outside Oslo.

WGS 84: N 59° 57.000', E 11° 3.325'
WGS 84 - desimal: 59.95000, 11.05542

Driving directory can you find here.

Accomodation

Hotels and other accomodation

THE NORWEGIAN KENNEL CLUB - Norsk Kennel Klub (NKK)

The Norwegian Kennel Club is the largest canine organization in Norway.

The NKK was founded in 1898 and is one of the oldest organizations in Norway.

All dog owners (both of pure-bred dogs and mixed breed) are welcome as members.

Most breed- and activity clubs in Norway are members of NKK.

The NKK aims to be the country's leading organization for dogs and dog owners. It works for the right treatment of dogs and ensures that all dog activities are arranged under stately conditions.