Magyar Nemzeti Németjuhászkutya Klub (MNNK)

The Magyar Ebtenyésztők Országos Egyesületeinek Szövetsége (MEOESZ), serving as the primary authority for canine affairs in Hungary, operates under strict adherence to the regulations set forth by the Hungarian Kennel Club and the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI). The organization is dedicated to the professional management of dog shows and the promotion of responsible breeding practices across the nation.

Core Mission and Activities

The organization facilitates high-standard canine exhibitions, providing a structured environment for breeders and owners to showcase their dogs. Their primary activities include:

• Managing official dog show entries for dogs over three months of age with FCI-recognized pedigrees.
• Overseeing the registration and classification of dogs into appropriate show categories, including minor puppy, puppy, veteran, champion, and working classes.
• Maintaining rigorous administrative standards for entry documentation, including the verification of pedigrees, working certificates, and membership credentials.
• Providing a centralized digital platform for online entries, ensuring data accuracy and efficient processing for exhibitors.

General Rules and Regulations

Participation in events organized by the association is governed by comprehensive rules designed to ensure fairness and animal welfare:

• Entry Protocols: Entries must be submitted via the official online system, post, or in person. Fax and email submissions are not accepted.
• Financial Compliance: Entry fees are determined by the date of full payment. The organization mandates that all bank transfer costs are the responsibility of the sender, and fees remain due even if a dog is unable to attend the event.
• Animal Health: All participants must strictly comply with Hungarian animal health regulations, specifically providing proof of valid rabies vaccinations upon entry to the venue.
• Class Management: The age of the dog is calculated based on the date of the show. Changes to entry classes are permitted only until the official catalogue closure date, subject to specific administrative fees.

By upholding these professional standards, the organization ensures that all canine events in Hungary maintain the integrity and prestige expected within the international dog breeding community.