Club for Bavarian Mountain Dogs, 1912
| Club for Bavarian Mountain Dogs 1912 (KBGS) |
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| purpose | Purebred dog breeding |
| Chair: | Reinhard Scherr |
| Establishment date: | May 11, 1912 |
| Number of members: | more than 900 |
| Seat : | Munich |
| Website: | kbgs.de |
The Club for Bavarian Mountain Welding Dogs 1912 (KBGS) is an association for pedigree dog breeding within the meaning of the statutes of the Association for German Dogs (VDH). It is the only pedigree dog breeding association for Bavarian Mountain Welding Dogs in Germany , which is a member of VDH , JGHV and a founding member of the International Bloodhound Association (ISHV).
history
On May 11, 1912, the association was founded in Mathäserbräu in Munich. He replaced two clubs that had dedicated themselves to the pure breeding of the Bavarian Mountain Dog. One was founded in 1899, the other in 1905. Gustav Volkmar led the club for 42 years from its inception and at the same time took on responsibility for keeping the records . The club endeavored to develop and maintain the breeding and testing system for the Bavarian Mountain Screeches.
In 1939, by order of Hermann Göring , the club was merged with that for the Hanoverian Bloodhound before all cynological events were banned in 1944 . In 1949 it was re-established. In 2004, the merger with the Bavarian Mountain Dogs Association (previously split off from this association) took place in 1994 . Thus, the Club for Bavarian Mountain Dogs, 1912, the only club in Germany, (because the only breeding association for the breed in VDH) pedigrees of FCI for the breed Bavarian Mountain Hound issues. Since Germany is the origin of the breed in the FCI, the German breed association is also responsible for the FCI breed standard (see dog breeds in the FCI system ).
Purpose of the association
Purpose is the pure breeding of the breed Bavarian Mountain Welding Dog according to the standard No. 217 deposited with the FCI . The association promotes all efforts that serve the fulfillment of this purpose. The basis is the maintenance and consolidation of these pedigree dogs in their racial unity, their nature, their constitution and their appearance. The purpose of the association is also to promote the performance breeding and the performance form value of the Bavarian mountain welding dog for hunting, to hold tests , to train dog handlers , to train judges and to cultivate hunting customs .
literature
- Brigitte Wütscher u. a .: KBGS The Bavarian Mountain Dog . J. Neudamm-Neudamm, 2006, ISBN 978-3-7888-1029-0 .
Individual evidence
- ^ Club for Bavarian Mountain Welding Dogs 1912 eV on the VDH website
- ↑ a b Hans Räber : Encyclopedia of Purebred Dogs. Origin, history, breeding goals, suitability and use. Volume 2, Franckh-Kosmos, Stuttgart 1995, ISBN 3-440-06752-1 , p. 457.
- ↑ Bavarian Mountain Welding Dog Club in 1912 and Association in 1994 merge . In: Wild and Dog.