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Held in conjunction with the City of Birmingham Championship Show at Stoneleigh Park near Coventry, The Spanish Water Dog Club Open Show took place on Sunday 1st September 2019. Sponsored by Royal Canin, a total of 45 dogs made up the 50 entries within the main show. Additional classes were also held for Junior Handling, whereby the entrants were judged not on the dog, but on the capabilites of the handler in presenting the dog in the ring.

The open show also incorporated three extra Special Award Classes. These classes are specifically put on by the club, with the permission of the Kennel Club, in an endeavour to assist prospective judges to progress up the Judges List. It allows judges, newly qualified or seeking additional experience, the opportunity to examine and judge the Spanish Water Dog breed by gaining a captive audience of owners of the breed who are present at the show.

Best in Show was won by the Best Bitch and winner of the Post Graduate Bitch class, Sierrasalva's Regalo

Reserve Best in Show and best dog was won by Sh Ch Casper De Agua Salada

Best Puppy in show was taken by the Puppy Bitch winner Oh You Are Magic vom Hause Kristo of Goldfly (Imp)

Best Vetran in Show was awarded to Valentismo's Olli Dante from the Vetran Dog Class

Scroll down for details of the results from all the classes and the show photo gallery.

Best in Show was won by the Best Bitch and winner of the Post Graduate Bitch class, Sierrasalva's Regalo

Reserve Best in Show and best dog was won by Sh Ch Casper De Agua Salada

Best Puppy in show was taken by the Puppy Bitch winner Oh You Are Magic vom Hause Kristo of Goldfly (Imp)

Best Vetran in Show was awarded to Valentismo's Olli Dante from the Vetran Dog Class

Scroll down for details of the results from all the classes and the show photo gallery.

Breeding Health Standard proposal from the Royal Kennel Club

Spanish Water Dog Club

Jul 24, 20241 min read

Our Club breed health coordinator, Rachel Cooper, has been contacted by the RKC regarding proposed changes to the breeding standards of SWDs.

Correspondence has now been sent out to all Club members, asking for their views and responses regarding the proposed changes.

If you have any comment to make regarding the proposals, even if you do not breed, please forward your comments to Rachel soonest. These will be kept confidential but will be used in her meeting with the RKC early next month.

A copy of the correspondence is shown here - please let us have your thoughts so we can protect our breeds' future.

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Breeding Health Standard proposal from the Royal Kennel Club

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