Show rules

Continental areas and regions
Annex 1

 

In each of the 8 continental areas listed below it is possible to win the title Grand European Champion / Premior resp. Grand Continental Champion / Premior, if the cat has international titles awarded in at least three countries / regions.

 

Continental area Europe

 

 

 

Continental area Asia

 

 

Continental area Middle East

 

 

Continental area Africa and Canary Islands

 

 

The Canary Islands are a region of Spain, see there.

 

Continental area Australia and Oceania

 

Continental area North America

 

 

Continental area Central America and Carribean Islands

 

Continental area South America

 

 

 
Show classes D.6 – Show classes of the WCF
WCF-rings E.1 - WCF-rings
E.4 - WCF-Master-ring
Show licenses

Every show of WCF must be licensed by the Show License Manager.
Title can be won only on licensed shows.

 

Index

Part A – Definitions A.1 -Definition
Part B – Organization of exhibitions B.1 – Exhibition
  B.2 – Licensing
  B.3 – Distance between international exhibitions
  B.4 – Judges
  B.5 – Accepted breeds
  B.6 – Regions, continental areas
  B.7 – Veterinary
  B.8 – Use of the logo of the WCF
  B.9 – Show catalogues and protocols
  B.10 – Smoking prohibited
Part C – Judging in exhibitions of the WCF
and World Shows of WCF
C.1 – WCF has three types of judging in its exhibitions.
  C.2 – World Show (WS)
Part D – Organization of traditional judging D.1 – The judging
  D.2 – Working place of the judge
  D.3 – Stewards
  D.4 – Student judge
  D.5 – Hair categories
  D.6 – Show classes of the WCF
  Recognition of CACM and CAPM
  D.7 – Regions, continental areas
  D.8 – Best Variety
  D.9 – Best in Show
  D.10 – Best of Best
  D.11 – Certificates
Part E – Organization of the WCF-Ring E.1 – WCF-Rings
  E.2 – Only all-breed judges in a WCF-Ring
  E.3 – Ranking and number of participants
  E.4 – Master-Ring
Part F – Responsibility in case of violation of the rules F.1 – Disciplinary sanctions
  F.2 – Fine
  F.3 – Hierarchy of responsibilities