In Francia, Germania, Spagna, Danimarca, Svezia, Olanda ecc..in applicazione del regolamento FCI sulle prove di lavoro, sezione V e VI vengono fatte delle prove in cui i polivalenti vengono ben testati su tutte le loro caratteristiche e tali prove prevedono anche l'assegnazione del CACIT.
In particolare in Francia c'è il circuito dei BICP (Brevet Internationale Chasse Pratique) a cui partecipano alcuni dei migliori continetali del paese.
In tali prove non solo si verifica il cane nella selvatico abbattuto, ma si verifica anche la cerca in acqua, il riporto dalle acque profonde, la traccia su pelo e così via...
In Italia, da quanto ne sò io non esiste nulla di simile.
Il CID ed il WCI hanno una prova in cui si verificano i cani a 360°, chiamata PAR (Prova di Abilitazione alla Riproduzione) , ma non è riconosciuta ENCI...credo sia importante per il nostro Paese la creazione di una prova ufficiale , riconosciuta ed appoggiata dall'Enci da portare in approvazione alla FCI al fine di tutelare la polivalenza dei continentali.
Come Werimaraner Club Italia dò la mia disponibilità a lavorare con le altre società specializzate e con tutti coloro che vorranno aiutarmi per creare il documento da portare in approvazione Enci.
Qui di seguito la parte del regolamento FCI a cui faccio riferimento
V. HUNTING TEST FIELD AND WATER
Art.V.1 The Hunting Test Field and Water for continental pointers concerns both fieldwork and waterwork. The work must reflect hunting conditions. If possible, during the fieldwork run a game animal will be taken, as will be the case during the waterwork.
Art. V. 2 During the fieldwork run the dog is judged on his performance before and after the shot. Before the shot the dog must seek out and point game, so that the quarry encountered can be shot. After the shot the dog must find and retrieve dead or wounded game.
Art. V.3 During the waterwork the dog is judged on his performance before and after the shot. Before the shot the dog is required to seek out the scent of a winged duck, released in cover along the bank. He must find the duck, pursue it energetically until the moment that the judge instructs the gun to take the duck. After the shot the dog must retrieve ducks from deep water. In cases where the law of the country does not allow this test, this country’s governing national canine organization will propose another water test.
Art. V. 4 For fieldwork any hunting area is suitable, provided sufficient small game is present.
Art. V. 5 For waterwork on a winged duck, it is absolutely necessary to have available a water surface of at least 2500 square metres, the banks of which provide at least three metres of cover (reeds, rushes). The water should be sufficiently deep that the dogs can swim.
Art. V.6 Fieldwork takes place on small game. It is formally forbidden to put out game during the contest.
Art. V.7 Waterwork concerns preferably wild duck or, if these are not available, bred ducks of a colour similar to those of wild ducks.
Art. V.8 The dogs will be judged solo, except in the event of a barrage. Art. V.9 The dogs will be awarded in terms of grade points, specified in the scale given
in the test regulations.
Art. V.10 Dogs which have not pointed any small game will receive no award.
Art. V. 11 Dogs which have retrieved no small game will receive no award. If a dog had no opportunity to retrieve small game during his fieldwork run, recourse is had, preferably immediately after his run, to retrieval of a freshly taken dead game bird.
Art. V.12 Dogs which found and retrieved no duck during their waterwork will receive no award.
Art. V.13 Elimination follows:
a. if the dog is aggressive;
b. if the dog is doped;
c. if the dog gets out of hand,including pursuit of game;
d. if the dog is gun-shy;
e. if the dog refuses to retrieve game;
f. if the dog manifestly damages game (hard mouth);
g. if the dog refuses to enter the water.
Art.V.14 The governing national canine organizations having F.C.I.-membership are invited to present tests recognized in their country for F.C.I. ratification. The application should be submitted to the Secretariat-General of the F.C.I., care of the committee for continental pointers. If the committee concludes that a proposed test meets the conditions stipulated in sections I and V of the present Rules and Bylaws, that test will be included in the paragraph “List of F.C.I.-approved regulations” which is part of this section. Alterations made to such tests after F.C.I. recognition was obtained must be submitted to the committee for continental pointers of the F.C.I. The committee is empowered to maintain or withdraw the recognition.
Art. V. 15 All tests listed below are formally recognized by the F.C.I. as Hunting Test Field and Water. Upon request by the governing national canine organization having FCI- membership, the F.C.I. can extend its patronage to such tests and provide them with the CACIT award. From the moment that a test is endowed with a CACIT the conditions of the
present Rules and Bylaws, force.
1. Country: Name of the trial:
Date: Last amendment:
2. Country: Name of the trial:
Date: Last amendment:
3. Country: Name of the trial: Date:
Last amendment:
4. Country: Name of the trial: Date:
Last amendment:
5. Country: Name of the trial:
Date: Last amendment:
6. Country: Name of the trial:
Date: Last amendment:
in particular those stated in sections I and V, are rigorously in
Germany Dr. Kleemann-Zuchtausleseprüfung des Deutsch Kurzhaar Verbandes 21.03.1998 None
Germany Internationale Kurzhaar-Prüfung des Deutsch Kurzhaar Verbandes 21.03.1998 None
Germany Alterzuchtprüfung des Deutsch Kurzhaar Verbandes 18.03.1989 None
Germany Hegewald-Prüfung des Vereins Deutch Drahthaar
None
Germany Verbands-Herbstzuchtprüfung des Jagdgebrauchshundverbandes 20.03.1994 None
France Brevet International de Chasse Pratique de la Société Centrale Canine 1995 None
VI. MULTIPLE HUNTING TEST
Art. VI.1 The Multiple Hunting Test for continental pointers concerns the work of an all-round dog, in the widest sense of the word, that is to say: fieldwork, waterwork, woodwork, finding and retrieving a fox as well as bloodtracking large game. The work must reflect hunting conditions. If possible, during the fieldwork run a game animal will be taken, as will be the case during the waterwork.
Art. VI.2 During the fieldwork run the dog is judged on his performance before and after the shot. Before the shot the dog must seek out and point game, so that the quarry encountered can be shot. After the shot the dog must find and retrieve dead or wounded game.
Art. VI.3 During the waterwork the dog is judged on his performance before and after the shot. The dog is required to seek out the scent of a winged duck, released in cover along the bank. He must find the duck, pursue it energetically until the moment that the judge instructs the gun to take the duck. After the shot the dog must retrieve ducks from deep water. In cases where the law of the country does not allow this test, this country’s governing national canine organization will propose another water test.
Art.VI.4 While searching for and retrieving the fox the dog is judged on his performance after the shot. Out of the handler’s sight, he must find a fox and retrieve it without any prompting on the part of the handler.
Art.VI.5 While on a bloodtrack of large game the dog will be judged on his performance after the shot. He must take to the bloodtrack, follow it and thus find the animal. The track must be at least 400 metres in length, at least two hours old and prepared with 25 ml of blood per 100 metres.
Art. VI.6 For fieldwork any hunting area is suitable, provided sufficient small game is present.
Art. VI.7 For waterwork on a winged duck, it is absolutely necessary to have available a water surface of at least 2500 square metres, the banks of which provide at least three metres of cover (reeds, rushes). The water should be sufficiently deep that the dogs can swim.
Art. VI.8 For woodwork any forest stand is suitable, provided it is of sufficient acreage and harbours roe and/or large game.
Art. VI.9 Fieldwork takes place on small game. It is formally forbidden to put out game during the contest.
Art. VI.10 Waterwork concerns preferably wild duck or, if these are not available, bred ducks of a colour similar to those of wild ducks.
Art. VI.11 For the search and retrieval of a fox a mature fox is used or a freshly killed substitute of the same size.
Art. VI.12 Tracking large game is done with the aid of a bloodtrack using the blood of roe or large game animals.
Art. VI.13 The dogs will be judged solo, except in the event of a barrage.
Art. VI.14 The dogs will be awarded in terms of grade points, specified in the scale given in the test regulations.
Art. VI.15 Dogs which have not pointed any small game will receive no award.
Art. VI.16 Dogs which have retrieved no small game will receive no award. If a dog had no opportunity to retrieve small game during his fieldwork run, recourse is had, preferably immediately after his run, to retrieval of a freshly taken dead game bird.
Art. VI.17 Dogs which found and retrieved no duck during their waterwork will receive no award.
Art. VI.18 Dogs which found and retrieved no fox will receive no award.
Art. VI.19 Dogs which failed to find the animal at the end of the bloodtrack will receive no award.
Art. VI.20 Elimination follows:
a. if the dog is aggressive;
b. if the dog is doped;
c. if the dog gets out of hand,including pursuit of game;
d. if the dog is gun-shy;
e. if the dog refuses to retrieve game;
f. if the dog manifestly damages game (hard mouth);
g. if the dog refuses to enter the water.
Art.VI.21 The governing national canine organizations having F.C.I.-membership are invited to present tests recognized in their country for F.C.I. ratification. The application should be submitted to the Secretariat-General of the F.C.I., care of the committee for continental pointers. If the committee concludes that a proposed test meets the conditions stipulated in sections I and VI of the present Rules and Bylaws, that test will be included in the paragraph “List of F.C.I.-approved regulations” which is part of this section. Alterations made to such tests after F.C.I. recognition was obtained must be submitted to the committee for continental pointers of the F.C.I. The committee is empowered to maintain or withdraw the recognition.
Art. VI. 22 All tests listed below are formally recognized by the F.C.I. as Multiple Hunting Tests. Upon request by the governing national canine organization having F.C.I.- membership, the F.C.I. can extend its patronage to such tests and provide them with the CACIT award. From the moment that a test is endowed with a CACIT the conditions of the present Rules and Bylaws, in particular those stated in sections I and VI, are rigorously in force.
1. Country: Name of the trial:
Date: Last amendment:
2. Country: Name of the test:
Date: Last amendment:
Germany Verbandsgebrauchsprüfung des
Jagdgebrauchshunverbandes 01.04.2000 None
Czech Republic Zkusebni Rád Pro Zkousky Oharú Universal Hunting test for pointers 14.06.1996 None
Qui di seguito il link al regolamento CID della PAR
Il regolamento WCI non è ancora stato pubblicato sul sito ma è praticamente uguale a quello del CID
In particolare in Francia c'è il circuito dei BICP (Brevet Internationale Chasse Pratique) a cui partecipano alcuni dei migliori continetali del paese.
In tali prove non solo si verifica il cane nella selvatico abbattuto, ma si verifica anche la cerca in acqua, il riporto dalle acque profonde, la traccia su pelo e così via...
In Italia, da quanto ne sò io non esiste nulla di simile.
Il CID ed il WCI hanno una prova in cui si verificano i cani a 360°, chiamata PAR (Prova di Abilitazione alla Riproduzione) , ma non è riconosciuta ENCI...credo sia importante per il nostro Paese la creazione di una prova ufficiale , riconosciuta ed appoggiata dall'Enci da portare in approvazione alla FCI al fine di tutelare la polivalenza dei continentali.
Come Werimaraner Club Italia dò la mia disponibilità a lavorare con le altre società specializzate e con tutti coloro che vorranno aiutarmi per creare il documento da portare in approvazione Enci.
Qui di seguito la parte del regolamento FCI a cui faccio riferimento
V. HUNTING TEST FIELD AND WATER
- NATURE OF THE CONTEST
Art.V.1 The Hunting Test Field and Water for continental pointers concerns both fieldwork and waterwork. The work must reflect hunting conditions. If possible, during the fieldwork run a game animal will be taken, as will be the case during the waterwork.
Art. V. 2 During the fieldwork run the dog is judged on his performance before and after the shot. Before the shot the dog must seek out and point game, so that the quarry encountered can be shot. After the shot the dog must find and retrieve dead or wounded game.
Art. V.3 During the waterwork the dog is judged on his performance before and after the shot. Before the shot the dog is required to seek out the scent of a winged duck, released in cover along the bank. He must find the duck, pursue it energetically until the moment that the judge instructs the gun to take the duck. After the shot the dog must retrieve ducks from deep water. In cases where the law of the country does not allow this test, this country’s governing national canine organization will propose another water test.
- TERRAIN
Art. V. 4 For fieldwork any hunting area is suitable, provided sufficient small game is present.
Art. V. 5 For waterwork on a winged duck, it is absolutely necessary to have available a water surface of at least 2500 square metres, the banks of which provide at least three metres of cover (reeds, rushes). The water should be sufficiently deep that the dogs can swim.
- GAME
Art. V.6 Fieldwork takes place on small game. It is formally forbidden to put out game during the contest.
Art. V.7 Waterwork concerns preferably wild duck or, if these are not available, bred ducks of a colour similar to those of wild ducks.
- JUDGEMENT
Art. V.8 The dogs will be judged solo, except in the event of a barrage. Art. V.9 The dogs will be awarded in terms of grade points, specified in the scale given
in the test regulations.
- CLASSIFICATION
Art. V.10 Dogs which have not pointed any small game will receive no award.
Art. V. 11 Dogs which have retrieved no small game will receive no award. If a dog had no opportunity to retrieve small game during his fieldwork run, recourse is had, preferably immediately after his run, to retrieval of a freshly taken dead game bird.
Art. V.12 Dogs which found and retrieved no duck during their waterwork will receive no award.
Art. V.13 Elimination follows:
a. if the dog is aggressive;
b. if the dog is doped;
c. if the dog gets out of hand,including pursuit of game;
d. if the dog is gun-shy;
e. if the dog refuses to retrieve game;
f. if the dog manifestly damages game (hard mouth);
g. if the dog refuses to enter the water.
- RECOGNITION OF REGULATIONS
Art.V.14 The governing national canine organizations having F.C.I.-membership are invited to present tests recognized in their country for F.C.I. ratification. The application should be submitted to the Secretariat-General of the F.C.I., care of the committee for continental pointers. If the committee concludes that a proposed test meets the conditions stipulated in sections I and V of the present Rules and Bylaws, that test will be included in the paragraph “List of F.C.I.-approved regulations” which is part of this section. Alterations made to such tests after F.C.I. recognition was obtained must be submitted to the committee for continental pointers of the F.C.I. The committee is empowered to maintain or withdraw the recognition.
- LIST OF FCI-APPROVED REGULATIONS
Art. V. 15 All tests listed below are formally recognized by the F.C.I. as Hunting Test Field and Water. Upon request by the governing national canine organization having FCI- membership, the F.C.I. can extend its patronage to such tests and provide them with the CACIT award. From the moment that a test is endowed with a CACIT the conditions of the
present Rules and Bylaws, force.
1. Country: Name of the trial:
Date: Last amendment:
2. Country: Name of the trial:
Date: Last amendment:
3. Country: Name of the trial: Date:
Last amendment:
4. Country: Name of the trial: Date:
Last amendment:
5. Country: Name of the trial:
Date: Last amendment:
6. Country: Name of the trial:
Date: Last amendment:
in particular those stated in sections I and V, are rigorously in
Germany Dr. Kleemann-Zuchtausleseprüfung des Deutsch Kurzhaar Verbandes 21.03.1998 None
Germany Internationale Kurzhaar-Prüfung des Deutsch Kurzhaar Verbandes 21.03.1998 None
Germany Alterzuchtprüfung des Deutsch Kurzhaar Verbandes 18.03.1989 None
Germany Hegewald-Prüfung des Vereins Deutch Drahthaar
None
Germany Verbands-Herbstzuchtprüfung des Jagdgebrauchshundverbandes 20.03.1994 None
France Brevet International de Chasse Pratique de la Société Centrale Canine 1995 None
VI. MULTIPLE HUNTING TEST
- NATURE OF THE CONTEST
Art. VI.1 The Multiple Hunting Test for continental pointers concerns the work of an all-round dog, in the widest sense of the word, that is to say: fieldwork, waterwork, woodwork, finding and retrieving a fox as well as bloodtracking large game. The work must reflect hunting conditions. If possible, during the fieldwork run a game animal will be taken, as will be the case during the waterwork.
Art. VI.2 During the fieldwork run the dog is judged on his performance before and after the shot. Before the shot the dog must seek out and point game, so that the quarry encountered can be shot. After the shot the dog must find and retrieve dead or wounded game.
Art. VI.3 During the waterwork the dog is judged on his performance before and after the shot. The dog is required to seek out the scent of a winged duck, released in cover along the bank. He must find the duck, pursue it energetically until the moment that the judge instructs the gun to take the duck. After the shot the dog must retrieve ducks from deep water. In cases where the law of the country does not allow this test, this country’s governing national canine organization will propose another water test.
Art.VI.4 While searching for and retrieving the fox the dog is judged on his performance after the shot. Out of the handler’s sight, he must find a fox and retrieve it without any prompting on the part of the handler.
Art.VI.5 While on a bloodtrack of large game the dog will be judged on his performance after the shot. He must take to the bloodtrack, follow it and thus find the animal. The track must be at least 400 metres in length, at least two hours old and prepared with 25 ml of blood per 100 metres.
- TERRAIN
Art. VI.6 For fieldwork any hunting area is suitable, provided sufficient small game is present.
Art. VI.7 For waterwork on a winged duck, it is absolutely necessary to have available a water surface of at least 2500 square metres, the banks of which provide at least three metres of cover (reeds, rushes). The water should be sufficiently deep that the dogs can swim.
Art. VI.8 For woodwork any forest stand is suitable, provided it is of sufficient acreage and harbours roe and/or large game.
- GAME
Art. VI.9 Fieldwork takes place on small game. It is formally forbidden to put out game during the contest.
Art. VI.10 Waterwork concerns preferably wild duck or, if these are not available, bred ducks of a colour similar to those of wild ducks.
Art. VI.11 For the search and retrieval of a fox a mature fox is used or a freshly killed substitute of the same size.
Art. VI.12 Tracking large game is done with the aid of a bloodtrack using the blood of roe or large game animals.
- JUDGEMENT
Art. VI.13 The dogs will be judged solo, except in the event of a barrage.
Art. VI.14 The dogs will be awarded in terms of grade points, specified in the scale given in the test regulations.
- CLASSIFICATION
Art. VI.15 Dogs which have not pointed any small game will receive no award.
Art. VI.16 Dogs which have retrieved no small game will receive no award. If a dog had no opportunity to retrieve small game during his fieldwork run, recourse is had, preferably immediately after his run, to retrieval of a freshly taken dead game bird.
Art. VI.17 Dogs which found and retrieved no duck during their waterwork will receive no award.
Art. VI.18 Dogs which found and retrieved no fox will receive no award.
Art. VI.19 Dogs which failed to find the animal at the end of the bloodtrack will receive no award.
Art. VI.20 Elimination follows:
a. if the dog is aggressive;
b. if the dog is doped;
c. if the dog gets out of hand,including pursuit of game;
d. if the dog is gun-shy;
e. if the dog refuses to retrieve game;
f. if the dog manifestly damages game (hard mouth);
g. if the dog refuses to enter the water.
- RECOGNITION OF REGULATIONS
Art.VI.21 The governing national canine organizations having F.C.I.-membership are invited to present tests recognized in their country for F.C.I. ratification. The application should be submitted to the Secretariat-General of the F.C.I., care of the committee for continental pointers. If the committee concludes that a proposed test meets the conditions stipulated in sections I and VI of the present Rules and Bylaws, that test will be included in the paragraph “List of F.C.I.-approved regulations” which is part of this section. Alterations made to such tests after F.C.I. recognition was obtained must be submitted to the committee for continental pointers of the F.C.I. The committee is empowered to maintain or withdraw the recognition.
- LIST OF FCI-APPROVED REGULATIONS
Art. VI. 22 All tests listed below are formally recognized by the F.C.I. as Multiple Hunting Tests. Upon request by the governing national canine organization having F.C.I.- membership, the F.C.I. can extend its patronage to such tests and provide them with the CACIT award. From the moment that a test is endowed with a CACIT the conditions of the present Rules and Bylaws, in particular those stated in sections I and VI, are rigorously in force.
1. Country: Name of the trial:
Date: Last amendment:
2. Country: Name of the test:
Date: Last amendment:
Germany Verbandsgebrauchsprüfung des
Jagdgebrauchshunverbandes 01.04.2000 None
Czech Republic Zkusebni Rád Pro Zkousky Oharú Universal Hunting test for pointers 14.06.1996 None
Qui di seguito il link al regolamento CID della PAR
Il regolamento WCI non è ancora stato pubblicato sul sito ma è praticamente uguale a quello del CID
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