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Стандарт породы 16.02.2011/EN (Дата публикации: 16.02.2011)
Голдобина Варвара:
Письмо немецкого клуба породы КТР в VDH отношении изменение страны происхождения следующих пород из Тибета в Китай: Тибетский масти, Тибетский терьер, Тибетский спаниель, Лхаса апсо и Ши-тцу.
[float=left] [/float] Dear President Friedrich,
Dear members of the VDH Board,
as you know, the FCI publishes these days their decision, the four Tibetan breeds DoKhyi, Lhasa Apso, Tibetan Spaniel and Tibetan Terrier to be placed under the standard Highness the PRC.
So expectable such FCI decision was, as much as she meets all reputable friends and supporters, breeders and holder of the Tibetan breeds with great concern. Because there are known so far no indication that the PRC's cultural heritage and cultural life of Tibet, which includes these four authochtonen Breeds include, encounters with the respect and the promotion that you in terms of World Heritage fees. On The Contrary.
Therefore, the KTR expected by the Executive Board of the VDH and its representation in the Commission and in the standard
Europe section of the FCI, the interests of the four Tibetan breeds, that means in particular the Integrity of their currently valid breed standards, fully protect.
Germany and thus the VDH have a special responsibility here. Except the UK has no land the world regarding a longer tradition. Tibetan breeds as Germany. The first Tibetan Mastiff litter on
the continent was in the 19th century look at the Berlin Zoo. The oldest breed club in the world for all Tibetan breeds
the KTR. The first standard of the FCI for the Tibetan Mastiff was founded in 1967 on the initiative of the VDH (Dr. Wirtz)
created. The currently benevolent FCI standard for the Tibetan Mastiff has been commissioned by the FCI of an international
Working Group under German management (Mr. Christofer Habig) created.
The FCI has so far indicate that they proactively the challenges in this context and As efficiently.
Of the then for the Tibetan Do Khyi and the Chinese Zang Ao in June 2011 by the FCI Vice President Habig in his public 'Zang Ao / Do Kyi Memorandum' way shown to fuse two independent breeds has not yet been taken up by the FCI. So not only a lot of time was wasted, but it was also an early de-escalation to the benefit of both races and for the benefit of cynology China defeated.
The KTR ensures the VDH his full support for the efforts required here and expects in all relevant issues here from VDH involved fully and in a timely manner to be.
With best regards
Bettina Hümmler (KTR Chairman)
Голдобина Варвара:
Посмотрите на сайте FCI они 23.06.2015 изменили в стандарте уже ПРОИСХОЖДЕНИЕ >:(
http://www.fci.be/Nomenclature/Standards/209g09-en.pdf
Что еще дальше ожидать ....Историю... Секцию 5.Тибетские породы... Название породы.... Патронаж...
Голдобина Варвара:
Juliette Cunliffe:
"MY THOUGHTS ON THE FCI
I have never understood the FCI, and suspect I never shall. Hitherto, my concerns have been about the inequality of judges, those who are accepted by (passed by) the FCI and those who are not. As a British judge who awards Challenge Certificates in six breeds in the UK and has judged thousands of dogs at Open Level and at Championship Shows in breeds with no CCs available, I am must be one of many who has had experience of being turned down by the FCI to judge breeds with CACIBs in some countries. What peeves me has always been that those who are approved by the FCI have, in many cases (not of course all), considerably less judging experience than I have.
Last year I was turned down by the FCI in India to be one of a small handful judges covering a show with an anticipated entry of fewer than 2,000. I needed to judge many different breeds as there would be very few of each present. I cannot imagine that all of the judges eventually approved had more experience than I did, several of them I suspect had considerably less.
We all know that the British judging system is extremely hard and it is notoriously difficult to reach the stage at which one is approved to judge multiple breeds at Championship Level under KC rules. I am one of the English Kennel Club’s Accredited Trainers, meaning that I am one of the people who approved by them to assess judges. But that counts for nothing under FCI rules.
But now surely the FCI has gone another step too far. It has changed the country of origin of five breeds, from Tibet to China. There is absolutely no disputing that the Lhasa Apso, Tibetan Terrier, Tibetan Spaniel and T|ibetan Mastiff are from Tibet. I suspect there may be less chance of retaining the Shih Tzu as a Tibetan breed as it is actually a Sino-Tibetan creation, the Lhasa Apso having been taken to China, used as a tribute gift, and there bred with the Pekingese.
I behoves us to look back to the establishment of the Tibetan Breeds Association in 1934. I have all their original records here with me in Nepal, so I do know what I am talking about. China may now have claimed Tibet as part of China, but we all know that should never be, and was not the case during the establishment of these breeds in the Western world. I am the author of several books about the Tibetan breeds, without checking my shelves, I recall having written five about the Lhasa Aspo, three about the Shih Tzu and one each about the Tibetan Spaniel, Tibetan Terrier and Tibetan Mastiff. I judge all these breeds at Championship Shows in the UK and with CACIBs under the FCI. I have done my homework and feel well-qualified to speak up on behalf of our cherished breeds, and I am not afraid to do so. I hope more people will be encouraged to speak out too.
I have not yet been able to read all the information so far published about this dastardly change but I have picked up that ‘money has changed hands’. I am not sure if that is with reference to the changes of origin made, or with the approval of Shanghai as the host for the World Show in 2019. Living, as I now do in Nepal, I am very much aware that the Chinese pay highly for what they want. Why did they pay for the all the Nepali Police uniforms for those on the China/Nepal border? Yes, they were the first responders when the earthquakes hit Nepal and they have undoubtedly done some very good work, but all of us here are aware that soon it will be ‘pay back time’. That’s how they work.
I have absolutely no objection (that I am aware of) to the Chinese Kennel Union, which I understand genuinely wishes to promote the welfare of dogs in China, but to the best of my knowledge, dog-showing, is a relatively new sport in this vast country and it will take a long, long while to change the attitude of many to the despicable trade in dog meat and dog fur. Surely 2019 is far too soon to expect a country with such a dreadful reputation regarding the welfare of dogs to host the prestigious World Dog Show.
I have occasion to meet many Chinese here in Nepal, as this is a popular and easy destination for their holidays. Very often I ask them openly if they eat dog meat and a large percentage say that they do, maybe nor frequently but ‘sometimes’. They are not at all embarrassed to tell me. Customs take a long time to change and I cannot help but think that 2019 is far too soon. Let the CKU prove itself first of all and let us see that serious inroads are being made to stop the cruelty of the dog meat and dog fur trade in China."
We protest against FCI's decision
Голдобина Варвара:
Заявление кеннел клуба Великобритании по отношению к FCI:
Statement of the UK kennelclub towards the FCI:
“The Kennel Club is concerned to hear of the changes made to the country of origin of the Tibetan breeds. Without knowing the full background to the changes we would assume that this is perhaps a matter simply of geographical status and therefore should not present any issues. However we remain cautious of the situation. What is obviously of great concern is the suggestion that the country of development for these breeds may be reconsidered. The Kennel Club would strongly resist such a change since the facts are clear – these breeds were developed in the UK by UK breeders and this should not be altered.”
Голдобина Варвара:
FCI Changes Tibetan Breeds’ Country of Origin to China
By Dog World-UK
Posted in: Dog World UK, Learn!, News Bites, Right Now!
http://www.bestinshowdaily.com/blog/fci-changes-tibetan-breeds-country-of-origin-to-china/#.VYw22c0yvns.facebook
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