Klub pyrenejských plemen (KPP)

Klub pyrenejských plemen (KPP) is a prestigious canine organization based in the Czech Republic, officially established on March 6, 1995. The club serves as a dedicated hub for breeders, owners, and enthusiasts who share a profound passion for specific breeds originating from the Pyrenees region. As a member of the Českomoravské kynologické unie (ČMKU), which is directly affiliated with the FCI (Fédération Cynologique Internationale), the club operates under high international standards of canine excellence.

The core mission of the KPP is to foster the development, responsible breeding, and widespread promotion of purebred dogs while placing a paramount emphasis on maintaining their physical health and preserving their unique, traditional temperaments. The club acts as a community for both domestic and international members, ensuring that the legacy of these breeds is upheld through rigorous standards.

The club oversees the following specific breeds:

• Pyrenejský horský pes (Great Pyrenees)
• Pyrenejský mastin (Pyrenean Mastiff)
• Pyrenejský ovčák face rase (Pyrenean Sheepdog - Smooth Faced)
• Pyrenejský ovčák a poil long (Pyrenean Sheepdog - Long-Haired)
• Katalánský ovčák (Catalan Sheepdog)

To support its members and the advancement of these breeds, the KPP engages in a variety of professional activities. These include the organization of specialized club exhibitions and shows, the administration of the official studbook, and the awarding of the prestigious Klubový šampion title. Furthermore, the club maintains active communication with its members through the publication of the Klubový Zpravodaj (Club Newsletter), which serves as a vital resource for updates, health monitoring, and breeding information. By integrating health checks and strict breeding oversight, the KPP ensures that every dog remains a true representative of its breed standard.