C.A.C.I.B. and International Championship

At shows held under the patronage of the F.C.I., International Championship certificates (C.A.C.I.B.) may be awarded; one for the best dog and one for the best bitch, from the open class, the utility class and the champion class together, from each breed, provided the eligible dog has received a mark of Excellent ("Uitmuntend"), is registered in a recognised national pedigree registry (KC stud book), and on the opening day of the show has reached the age of 15 months.

To receive the title of International Beauty Champion, dogs of breeds that are not subjected to work or hunting trials must have won 4 C.A.C.I.B. certificates in under 4 different judges, irregardless of the number of competing entries; 1 certificate must be won in the country of residence or in the country of origin.

There are different requirements for dogs of breeds that are subjected to work or hunting trials.

A requirement for all dogs is that there must be a period of 12 months between winning the first and the last C.A.C.I.B. certificate.

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