The American Akita and Ancient Type Dog Association will be held a Club Show and a Special CAC Show for dog breeds belonging to breed FCI Group V. in Tolnanémedi on 13th September of 2025.
Venue is the Tolnanémedi Sports Field, Pincehelyi street 1.
The schedule of the event program:
13th September of 2025 – Saturday:
From 09:00 AM: Club Show
From 11:00 AM: Special CAC Show
From 11:00 AM: Breeding exam for breeding dogs
Hobby Dog Beauty Contest
For the purebred dogs of the breed group FCI V. without pedigree.
The exhibition organizer: American Akita and Ancient Type Dogs Association
The Association was founded in 2017 and became an official breed club.
Breeds under its care:
Northern sled dogs: Alaskan Malamute, Siberian Husky
Northern guard and herding dogs: Finnish Lapphund
European Spitzes (German Spitzes): Wolfspitz, Großspitz, Mittelspitz, Kleinspitz, Zwergspitz (Pomeranian)
Asian Spitz and related breeds: Akita Inu, American Akita, Chow-Chow, Eurasian, Kai, Kishu, Korean Jindo Dog, Hokkaido, Shiba Inu, Shikoku, Thai Bangkaew Dog
Northern hunting dogs: West Siberian Laika, East Siberian Laika, Russian European Laika, Yakutian Laika
Ancient types dogs: Mexican Hairless Dog – miniature, medium and standard size, Peruvian Hairless Dog – miniature, medium and large size
The main goal of the Association is to operate as a breed-specific dog breeding organization, establishing and maintaining a healthy population of pedigree dogs with characteristics that meet the breed standards. Its tasks include coordinating breeding activities and organizing breeding exam and exhibitions.
Informations of exhibitors
Entry deadlines for both exhibitions:
I. Entry deadlines: 17th July of 2025 – 10th August of 2025
II. Entry deadlines: 11th August of 2025 – 24th August of 2025
III. Entry deadlines: 25th August of 2025 – 07th September of 2025
Judges:
Club Show
Judge is Mrs. Malgorzata Wieremiejczyk-Wierzchowska from Poland.
„For as long as I can remember, my life has revolved around dogs, and my profession is also related to dogs. I am a basset hound enthusiast. My first basset hound was a beautiful female named Soraja Bajka z Zajeczego Gonu, whom I received as a gift from my mother in 1979. In the same year, I became a member of the Krakow branch of the Polish Kennel Club. I have owned and bred several champion basset hounds, the most famous of which was Dusan’s Wise Guy, who was both an American and international champion. All of my show dogs have crossed the Rainbow Bridge, but I currently have a new basset hound puppy who I hope will follow in the footsteps of my previous dogs. I have been the president of the Krakow branch of the Polish Kennel Club for 25 years and am also a member of the board of directors of the Warsaw-based Polish Kennel Club.
I became an FCI judge in 2000 and now I am appointed to judge FCI Groups I, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII and X (Group VI being my speciality). I also judge all Polish breeds: Polish Lowland Sheepdog, Tatra Shepherd Dog, Polish Greyhound, Polish Hunting Dog, Polish Hound and Polish Hunting Spaniel. I have been promoting and supporting Polish breeds for 17 years, especially during the International Dog Show in Krakow, where we organise a Parade of Polish breeds every year.
So far, I have had the pleasure to judge in many countries, including: Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Austria, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Russia (including Eurasia), Estonia, Latvia, Belarus, Hungary, Ukraine , World Dog Show Bratislava Slovakia 2009, Lithuania, Australia, Israel, Croatia, France, Sweden, Finland, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Romania, USA, England, Serbia, Thailand, Slovenia, Norway, European Dog Show in Brno 2014, European Dog Show in Brussels 2016, Japan, New Zealand and European Dog Show in Brno 2025.
I have been the President of the Basset Hound Club in Poland since 2007.
Source: World Dog Show 2025 Finnland, Helsinki
Special CAC Show
Judge is Mr. Rafael Garcia Parrondo from Spain.
„I am specialist judge in Samoyed, Alaskan Malamute, Siberian Husky, American Akita & Akita Inu. I have bred all of the breeds mentioned, but my love is tied to the Samoyed breed. My wife Carmen and I have been breeding and exhibiting since 1986, and our kennel is called De Villaodon.
I am an FCI international conformation judge for the following breeds:
Mallorca Mastiff and Spanish Mastiff from FCI Group II.
The all-breed FCI Group V.
Spanish Galgo, Irish Wolfhound, Afghan Hound, Borzoi, Whippet, and Saluki from FCI Group X.
I have judged a good one I number of International Shows, Nationals or Speciality Shows in 29 countries. Among the principal Shows include: World Dog Show Madrid 2020(Spain), Specialty Potomac Valley Samoyed Club (USA), Piedmont Kennel Club (USA), Eurasia Moscow (Russia), Centenary Show R.S.C.E. (Madrid in Spain), Amsterdam Winner International Dog Show ( Amsterdam, Netherland), Internacionales Shows de Nara y Kyoto (Japan), Salisbury Show (Carolina del Norte – USA), Tallin Winner International Dog Show (Estonia), Bundessieger Dortmund (Germany, Gold Show & Platinum Show – Queen Birthday – (New Zealand), Fehova Winter Dog Show Budapest (Hungary), The Royal Summer Show Melbourne (Australia), Marathon Dog Show Miskolc 2023 (Hungary).
I have received invitations from breed clubs from many parts of the world, and I have judged at numerous special and breed shows as a specialist judge. Some of these are: Club Español de Perros Nordicos y Akita Inu, Eurasier Club de España, The Samoyed Association of Finland, The Samoyed Club Inc. New Zealand, Great Northern Siberian Husky Club New Zealand, Chow Chow Club of New Zealand, Nordic Club Croatia, Nordic Club Russia, American Akita Club Russia, Akita Inu Club Russia, Clube Português de Cães Nórdicos, Deutsche Club Für Nordische Hunde, Hungarian Club of Sled dogs and Northern Breeds.
I occupied during 6 years the Presidency of the Spanish Club of Nordic Dogs and Akita Inu besides having been the 2 previous years as Secretary of the Club.
Source: De Villaodon kennel official website
Source: Cynological Club for Sleddog Breeds Hungary’s official website
Breeding exam
Judge is Mr. László Erdős from Hungary.
The dogs have been part of my everyday life for more than 50 years. I started with breeding and racing Greyhounds. My favorite memory is from Helsinki, where my greyhound became FCI Racing World Winner in 1994.
I´ve been judging dogs for more than 38 years. Since then, I´ve also owned Hungarian short-haired Pointers (Vizslas) and racing Greyhounds, and I was an active breeder until 1980. I had been breeding with my wife, and many of our Hungarian short-haired Pointers (Vizslas) became European and World Winners.
I judged at numerous FCI national, international, and club shows. I also judged at some European and World Dog Shows, also in England on the Keeshond Championship show and almost all European countries, Asia, Seoul in South Korea, Kazakhstan, and the Russian far east.
Multiple times I was a president of different breeders clubs, for example, as Hungarian Sighthound Club and others. I am currently a presidium member of the Hungarian Kennel Club’s judges committee.
Source: Novohrad Dog Show 2025 facebook page
Attention!
The veterinary regulations in force in Hungary: a valid rabies vaccination for the dog is mandatory to combat the territory of the exhibition entrance! Entry to the EU countries and non-EU countries is in compliance with applicable laws and regulatory requirements.
The damage caused by the dog owner is responsible!
The exhibitors are responsible for safeguarding the welfare of the dogs at dog shows. It is forbidden to put the dog in a situation that can be dangerous for its health and welfare, such as leaving it in the car in hot or cold weather and/or treating it in a cruel manner. Violation of these rules will result in exclusion from the ongoing and future dog shows.
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Special CAC Show for FCI V. Group Tolnanémedi
Entry deadlines and entry fees
c First entry Second entry Last entry
C C deadline deadline deadline
C from 17. 07. 2025 from 11. 08. 2025 from 25. 08. 2025
C to 10. 08. 2025 to 24. 08. 2025 to 07. 09. 2025
1st dog 48 € 58 € 73 €
Additional dog 43 € 53 € 68 €
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Club Show for FCI V. Group Tolnanémedi
Entry deadlines and entry fees
c First entry Second entry Last entry
C C deadline deadline deadline
C from 17. 07. 2025 from 11. 08. 2025 from 25. 08. 2025
C to 10. 08. 2025 to 24. 08. 2025 to 07. 09. 2025
1st dog 53 € 68 € 78 €
Additional dog 48 € 58 € 73 €
Minor Puppy,
Puppy, Veteran 28 € 33 € 38 €
Hobby
(purebred
without
pedigree) 28 € 33 € 38 €
Entry on site:
Progeny group, Dog pairs 23 €
It is possible to reclassify between classes, change dogs and cancel entries until the last entry deadline!
Reclassification fee: 10 EUR
Dog replacement fee: 10 EUR
Exhibition day replacement fee: 10 EUR
Local payment + 10 EUR / dog / day, calculated up!
Attention!
Entering to the show is in accordance to the FCI and Hungarian Kennel Club’s Show Regulations, the exhibitor by entering in the online-system is undertake to comply and and recognizes it as binding on himself/herself.
Conditions:
- To the show only those dogs can be entered reached the age of 3 months, who has original FCI registered pedigree. One dog can be entered only to one class.
- Entry is available by online and by post!
- The entry fee must be paid also in case of absence.
If you enter more dogs, the Minor Puppy, Puppy and Veteran classes entry fees is not counting as „First dog” in amount!
For correct class entries, please use the date of showing to calculate the age of the dog.
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Tolnanémedi Club Show for FCI V. Group, 13 September 2025 – Saturday, online-entry is available, please, click>>
Tolnanémedi Special CAC Show for FCI V. Group, 13 September 2025 – Saturday, online-entry is available, please, click>>
They only accept your entry with a copy the payment confirmation attached (bank transfer receipt)!
They can not take over the costs of the bank wire transfer.
Entry is accepted after payment is fully done.
The entry fee must paid to the next account number:
Name of the account holder:
Amerikai Akita és Ősi Típusú Kutyák Egyesülete (AAÖTKE)
Bank account number:
IBAN CODE: HU53 1174 – 8007 – 2483 – 7736 – 0000 – 0000 (EURO)
Swift (BIC) code: OTPVHUHB
Entry adress by post:
Hód-Dog Kutyabarát Egyesület
Hódmezővásárhely
Pf./Po.box: 1.
6801
Hungary
Show information and the entry can be found on the Hod-Dog.hu page >>.
Further information on the official website of the American Akita and Ancient Type Dog Association >>.
Also on the Association’s official Facebook page >>.
Information of show entry in email:
nevezes@hod-dog.hu
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The venue of the Club Show and Special CAC Show is
Tolnanémedi
Tolnanémedi is a small village with nearly 1000 inhabitants in Tolna County, Tamási District. It is located in the northern tip of the Tolnai-Hegyhát, south of the confluence of the Sió and Kapos rivers. It borders Simontornya to the northeast, Pincehely to the southwest, Kisszékely and Nagyszékely to the southeast, and Ozora to the west-northwest. The nearby towns are Simontornya (7 km) and Tamási (18 km); Szekszárd is 65 km away, and Siófok is 40 km away. The village is crossed by road number 61 and the Budapest–Dombóvár–Pécs railway line.
History of the settlement
The landscape was already inhabited in the Stone Age. Rich finds prove that the “elevations near Némedi” were used as a place of residence by humans in the Paleolithic Age. Although no human bones have been found from this age, the objects of use – stone tools – clearly indicate the presence of humans.
The 138-piece treasure trove from the Bronze Age has made the village a world-famous place among archaeologists. The find is estimated to be 3,400 years old.
According to tradition, the village may have received its name from a landowner named Németi. The earliest location of the village was on the hill beyond the railway, then in the Kisnémedi-dűlő. According to a record from 1324, the village may have been located on the site of the first settlement known as Újfalu – probably today’s Kisnémedi – as one of the settlements belonging to the Simontornya castle. The name of the village can be read in the donation letter of Emperor Miksa I under the name Némethy or Németi dated 1506.
During the Turkish occupation, the population migrated due to the extremely high taxes collected on various titles and the estates became depopulated. In 1686, after the expulsion of the Turks, depopulated house ruins, gangrenous, uninhabited gates indicated the existence of the former settlement. However, the area did not remain a wasteland for long, because it was repopulated, especially after the Kuruc-Labanc war.
In the 1800s began to fragment the area of the village’s borders. By then, the estate had already slipped out of the ownership of the lords of Simontornya, and so it happened that in the first half of the 19th century it had largely fallen into the hands of 24 large landowners and 41 serf families also lived here, as well as 25 smaller houses owned by settled free people. The current nucleus of the settlement – the “Belső utca” – was formed at that time and the village began to develop strongly.
The Lutherans and the Calvinists founded a school here at the end of the 18th century. The current structure of the settlement took shape in the 19th century.
A significant event in the life of the village was the construction of the railway (1879), for which a station was established in 1913. Between 1898 and 1904, the construction of the Pincehely-Simontornya road had a beneficial effect on the village. In the settlement, which began to develop, new schools were built from 1910 and industrial facilities were also established. A mill was established (1912), then a brick factory and a hemp factory began production (1922). Electrification began in 1942.
The Second World War tormented the village population in human sacrifice, financially and morally. After 1945, the distribution of land gave new hope to the population, and the reconstruction of the blown-up bridge also helped the settlement, but the inhumane policies of the Rákosi era brought disillusionment.
Agriculture has been developing continuously since the 1960s, new rows of houses have been built. The public utilities network has been built in the village, there is telephone, gas, and piped water.
Attractions and tourism
Tolnanémedi is a place suitable for relaxation and tourism. It is a young village that has started to develop in recent decades. There are 3 churches in the village – Reformed, Evangelical and Catholic. The Reformed church is a listed building, built in the late classicist style in the middle of the 19th century.
An excellent destination for nature lovers. The slopes of the Tolnai-hegyhát, the extensive forests rich in wildlife, the Kapos and Sió valleys are a very beautiful sight.
The surrounding settlements rich in monuments are easily accessible. The Simontornyai and Ozora castles, the Petőfi and Vörösmarty memorial sites, the Csók István Museum in Cece, the Németh László Memorial House in Mezőszilas, and the German Nationalities Museum in Gyönk offer attractions. There are spas in Kisszékely and Tamási (there is a thermal bath here).
The Ozora Pipo Castle is 15 km from Tolnanémedi, and is worth a visit. Ozora Castle is a real curiosity among Hungarian monuments, as the buildings reflecting the atmosphere of the Renaissance world have only survived in the country with significant reconstructions or in ruins. But in Ozora, the building that was converted into a granary in the Baroque era was restored to a 16th-century Renaissance palace building, where visitors are welcomed by a true medieval atmosphere, and we can get acquainted with the everyday life of the Renaissance era in a whole series of medieval interiors.
Today, the castle serves as an experience center. You can wander through the inner courtyard and the historical rooms on the first floor, where you can see the bedroom of Pipo’s wife, the ornate throne room, the Renaissance dining room and the castle’s consecrated chapel. You can see the weapons collection with a life-size cavalryman in Gothic armor and the 17th century nobleman’s kitchen. There is a cozy Renaissance café in the building. Guests can stay in the castle, historical suites, a honeymoon suite with a four-poster bed, and smaller guest rooms are available, with a kitchen and dining room.
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