Delegate Commission

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The Delegate Commission (DC) was the first dog breeding association in Germany.

It was founded on April 26th, 1879 and has set the breed standards for German dog breeds , first hunting dogs, later luxury dogs, and translated for foreign dog breeds and used and introduced for Germany. In 1880, the Delegate Commission published the first German Dog Stud Book (DHSt.B.) for all breeds. In addition to the German Cartel for Dogs (DKH), the Delegate Commission was a founding member of the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI) from 1911.

The forerunner of the delegate commission was the association founded in 1878 for the refinement of dog breeds for Germany in Hanover. This club in turn emerged from the Hannoverscher Jagdverein founded in 1839 .

From the DKH, the DC and the Association of Associations for the Examination of Working Dogs for Hunting (JGV, later JGHV ), the Reich Association for German Dogs (RDH) was founded on October 1, 1933 . DKH, DC and JGV dissolved on December 31, 1933.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Ines Pelzl: Specialization as a market strategy. The dog pictures by the Munich animal painter Richard Strebel (1861-1940) , Würzburg 2014, p. 122 ( PDF 13.1 MB online ).
  2. ^ Chronicle of the German dog industry - key data on the history of the VDH . Dortmund 2006 (PDF file; 3.04 MB)

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