Association Cynologique Algérienne

History and Legacy

The Association Cynologique Algérienne is listed by the FCI as the contract partner for Algeria. In practical terms, that places it at the national level of canine administration for international recognition, even though Algeria is not represented by a full-member organization in the same category as some European countries.

That distinction matters in directories like DOGMASH. Judges, breeders and exhibitors still need a stable entity page that reflects the organization actually referenced by the FCI judge directory and by the FCI statistics layer, and this club is that entity for Algeria.

Mission and Core Values

The national-club role here is less about marketing language and more about institutional function: maintaining the recognized framework for pedigrees, dog-show administration, judge affiliations and communication with the international cynology system. For users checking credibility, the FCI member listing is the strongest public reference currently available.

Within a broader knowledge-graph view, the club is an important anchor node because it connects Algerian judges, show activity and country-level canine records into one recognized relationship chain.

Club Activities and Breed Focus

The FCI statistics pages associated with Algeria show that the club has historically been tied to litters, puppies, all-breed shows and registered judges. That gives this profile more substance than a placeholder directory row: it represents a real national organizational layer behind show activity and official records.

Because this is a national body, the page is intentionally broad rather than tied to one breed. It is the correct parent destination for Algerian judge profiles and a cleaner long-term fit than sending users to a generic country map or leaving them on a broken link.

Membership and Resources

The current FCI listing associates the club with 24 douzi 3, 16311 Babezzouar Alger, plus public telephone and fax references. The same listing points to acadz.org as the club's official web address, which is the source used here for the canonical club entry.

In DOGMASH terms, the immediate value is simple and useful: Algerian judge profiles can now point to a real national club page, and the club itself is represented in the source data, generated page layer and tools database together instead of existing only as unstructured text inside judge bios.