During the period of martial law in Ukraine, temporarily simplified rules for awarding titles apply

Criteria:

• 3x "Best Baby of Breed" at any NATIONAL UKU dog shows; or
• 2x "Best Baby of Breed" at any INTERNATIONAL UKU dog shows; or
• "Best Baby in Show" (1st, 2nd, or 3rd place) at double/triple main Kyiv CACIBs; or
• "Best Baby in Show" 1st place at any UKU dog show.

• 2x "Very Promising 1" at any UKU dog shows; or
• 1x " Very Promising 1" at double/triple Kyiv CACIBs; or
• "Best Baby in Show" (1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th place) at any UKU dog shows.

The title "Ukrainian Baby Grand Winner" is awarded in accordance with the rules for granting the "Ukrainian Baby Winner" title and provided that the dog already holds a valid the "Ukrainian Baby Winner" title.

Criteria:

• 3x "Best Puppy of Breed" at any NATIONAL UKU dog shows; or
• 2x "Best Puppy of Breed" at any INTERNATIONAL UKU dog shows; or
• "Best Puppy in Show" (1st, 2nd, or 3rd place) at double/triple Kyiv CACIBs; or
• "Best Puppy in Show" 1st place at any UKU dog shows.

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• 2x "Very Promising 1" at any UKU dog shows; or
• 1x "Very Promising 1" at double/triple Kyiv CACIBs; or
• "Best Puppy in Show" (1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th place) at any UKU dog shows.

The title "Ukrainian Puppy Grand Winner" is awarded in accordance with the rules for granting the "Ukrainian Puppy Winner" title and provided that the dog already holds a valid the "Ukrainian Puppy Winner" title.

Criteria:

• 6 x CAC at national UKU dog shows over a period of no less than 1 year and 1 day (under at least 5 different judges); or
• 4 x CAC – three CACs at national shows, plus one CAC at any CACIB dog show in Ukraine, over a period of no less than 1 year and 1 day under different judges or
• 4 x CAC – three CACs at national shows, plus one CAC at double/triple CACIB dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates, Ukraine, Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold, Sofia Kyivska, Kyivska Rus, Crystal Cup of Ukraine), over a period of no less than 6 months under different judges; or
• 3 x CAC – two CACs at double CACIB dog shows held on consecutive days in any Ukrainian city, and one CAC from double/triple CACIB dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates, Ukraine, Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold, Sofia Kyivska, Kyivska Rus, Crystal Cup of Ukraine); or
• 2 x CAC at double/triple CACIB dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Sofia Kyivska or Kyivska Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend); or
• 2 x CAC – one from a CAC dog show and one from a CACIB dog show, only for working breeds (according to the FCI nomenclature), provided that a working certificate is attached; or
• 2 x CAC – from CAC dog shows, only if a valid “Breed Champion” certificate is attached (this certificate may be used only once; the CAC awarded at the show that granted the “Breed Champion” title is not counted); or
• 1 x CAC – from a CACIB dog show, only if a valid “Breed Champion” certificate is attached (this certificate may be used only once).

For foreign citizens from FCI member states that have signed the "Mutual Recognition of Titles" agreement (Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Montenegro, Finland, Czech Republic (temporarily suspended), Estonia) the “Champion of Ukraine” title may be obtained through a simplified procedure, provided that one of the following sets of documents is submitted:

• 1 x CAC obtained at a CACIB dog show in Ukraine together with a National Champion Certificate from the country of residence of the dog's owner, or
• 2 x CAC obtained at CAC dog shows together with a National Champion Certificate from the country of residence of the dog's owner.

For citizens of FCI member states that have not signed the “Mutual Recognition of Titles” agreement, or from non-FCI member organisations — AKC (American Kennel Club, United States of America), RKC (Royal Kennel Club, United Kingdom), and CKC (Canadian Kennel Club, Canada) — the “Champion of Ukraine” title is awarded on the general terms.

• 6 x CAC at UKU national dog shows over a period of no less than 1 year and 1 day, under at least 4 different judges; or
• 4 x CAC – three CACs from CAC rank dog shows plus one from a double/triple CACIB rank dog show in Kyiv (Golden Gates, Ukraine, Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold, Saint Sophia of Kyiv, Kyivan Rus, Crystal Cup of Ukraine), over a period of no less than 6 months, under at least 3 different judges; or
• 2 x CAC – from any UKU certificate dog shows, only for working breed dogs (according to the FCI classification), provided that a working certificate is attached.

Criteria:

• 3 x JCAC at any UKU certificate dog shows; or
• 2 x JCAC + 1 x BJ (Best Junior) at any UKU certificate dog shows; or
• 2 x JCAC at double/triple CACIB dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine; or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv; or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend); or
• 1 x JCAC + 1 x BJ (Best Junior) at double/triple CACIB dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine; or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv; or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend); or
• 2 x JCAC at CAC dog shows, provided that a valid "Junior Breed Champion" certificate is attached (this certificate may be used only once; the JCAC used to obtain the "Breed Champion" title is not counted); or
• 1 x JCAC + 1 x BJ (Best Junior) at CAC dog shows, provided that a valid "Junior Breed Champion" certificate is attached (this certificate may be used only once; the JCAC used to obtain the "Breed Champion" title is not counted); or
• 1 x JCAC at CACIB dog shows, provided that a valid "Junior Breed Champion" certificate is attached (this certificate may be used only once).

For foreign citizens from FCI member states that have signed the “Mutual Recognition of Titles” agreement (Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Romania, Serbia, Montenegro, Finland, Czech Republic (temporarily suspended), Estonia), the “Junior Champion of Ukraine” title may be obtained through a simplified procedure, provided that one of the following sets of documents is submitted:

• 1 x JCAC from a CACIB rank dog show in Ukraine, plus a National Junior Champion Certificate issued in the dog owner's country of residence; or
• 2 x JCAC from CAC rank dog shows, plus a National Junior Champion Certificate issued in the dog owner's country of residence; or
• 1 x JCAC + 1 x BJ (Best Junior) from CAC rank dog shows, plus a National Junior Champion Certificate issued in the dog owner's country of residence; or
• 2 x JCAC from double/triple CACIB rank dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend), without a National Junior Champion Certificate from the dog owner’s country of residence; or
• 1 x JCAC + 1 x BJ (Best Junior) from double/triple CACIB rank dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend), without a National Junior Champion Certificate from the dog owner’s country of residence.

For foreign citizens from FCI member states that have not signed the “Mutual Recognition of Titles” agreement, or from non-FCI member organisations — AKC (American Kennel Club, United States of America), RKC (Royal Kennel Club, United Kingdom), and CKC (Canadian Kennel Club, Canada) — the “Junior Champion of Ukraine” title may be obtained either under the general procedure or through a simplified procedure, provided that the following is submitted:

• 2 x JCAC from double CACIB rank dog shows held in Ukraine, plus a National Junior Champion Certificate issued in the dog owner’s country of residence; or
• 1 x JCAC + 1 x BJ (Best Junior) from double CACIB rank dog shows held in Ukraine, plus a National Junior Champion Certificate issued in the dog owner’s country of residence.

Dogs born on or after 14 September 2018 whose junior age coincided with the period of dog show cancellations or postponements due to the pandemic or martial law in Ukraine may obtain the Junior Champion of Ukraine title under a simplified procedure, as follows:
The Junior Champion of Ukraine title may be awarded if the dog has obtained:

• 2 x JCAC from any certificate dog shows in Ukraine (regardless of whether the judging was done by the same or different judges); or
• 1 x JCAC + 1 x BJ (Best Junior) from any certificate dog shows in Ukraine; or
• 1 x JCAC from double/triple CACIB dog shows in Kyiv; or
• 1 x JCAC from any certificate dog show in Ukraine, provided that a valid “Junior Breed Champion” title has already been issued (a copy must be attached). The JCAC used to obtain the “Junior Breed Champion” title cannot be counted again.

For foreign citizens from FCI member states that have signed the “Mutual Recognition of Titles” agreement, the following must be submitted:

• 1 x JCAC from any certificate dog show in Ukraine plus a National Junior Champion Certificate from the dog owner's country of residence; or
• 2 x JCAC from any certificate dog shows in Ukraine, without a National Junior Champion Certificate from the dog owner's country of residence; or
• 1 x JCAC + 1 x BJ (Best Junior) from any certificate dog shows in Ukraine, without a National Junior Champion Certificate from the dog owner's country of residence.

For foreign citizens from FCI member states that have not signed the Mutual Recognition of Titles agreement, or from non-FCI member organisations — AKC (American Kennel Club, United States of America), RKC (Royal Kennel Club, United Kingdom), and CKC (Canadian Kennel Club, Canada) — the Junior Champion of Ukraine title may be obtained under the general rules or through the simplified procedure, provided the following is submitted:

• 2 x JCAC from any certificate dog shows in Ukraine, plus a National Junior Champion Certificate from the dog owner’s country of residence; or
• 1 x JCAC + 1 x BJ (Best Junior) from any certificate dog shows in Ukraine, plus a National Junior Champion Certificate from the dog owner’s country of residence.

The title "Junior Grand Champion of Ukraine" is awarded in the same manner as the "Junior Champion of Ukraine" title and provided that the dog has already obtained the "Junior Champion of Ukraine" title.

Dogs born on or after 14 September 2018 whose junior age coincided with the cancellation or postponement of dog shows due to the pandemic and martial law in Ukraine may obtain the Junior Grand Champion of Ukraine title under a simplified procedure, as follows:

• 2 x JCAC from any certificate dog shows in Ukraine (regardless of whether judged by the same or different judges); or
• 1 x JCAC + 1 x BJ (Best Junior) from any certificate dog shows in Ukraine; or
• 1 x JCAC from Kyiv double (or triple) CACIB dog shows; or
• 1 x JCAC from any certificate dog show in Ukraine, provided that a valid “Junior Breed Champion” title has already been issued (a copy must be attached). The JCAC used to obtain the “Junior Breed Champion” title may not be reused.

The Junior Grand Champion of Ukraine title is awarded only if the dog has already been granted the “Junior Champion of Ukraine” title.

For foreign citizens from FCI member countries that have signed the Mutual Recognition of Titles agreement, the following must be submitted:

• 1 x JCAC from any certificate dog show in Ukraine, plus a Junior Champion of Ukraine certificate.

Criteria:

• 2 x VCAC from double/triple CACIB rank dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend); or
• 1 x VCAC + 1 x BV (Best Veteran) from double/triple CACIB rank dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend); or
• 3 x VCAC – two VCACs from CAC rank dog shows plus one VCAC from a CACIB rank dog show, under at least two different judges; or
• 2 x VCAC + 1 x BV (Best Veteran) – one VCAC from a CAC rank dog show plus one VCAC from a CACIB rank dog show, with the BV (Best Veteran) awarded at the CACIB rank dog show, under different judges; or
• 2 x VCAC – one VCAC from a CAC rank dog show and one VCAC from a CACIB rank dog show, under different judges, only for working breed dogs, provided that a valid working certificate is attached; or
• 1 x VCAC + 1 x BV (Best Veteran) from a CACIB rank dog show, only for working breed dogs, provided that a valid working certificate is attached.

For foreign citizens from FCI member states that have signed the “Mutual Recognition of Titles” agreement (Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Romania, Serbia, Montenegro, Finland, Czech Republic (temporarily suspended), Estonia), the Veteran Champion of Ukraine title may be obtained under a simplified procedure, provided that one of the following sets of documents is submitted:

• 1 x VCAC from a CACIB rank dog show, plus a Veteran Champion Certificate from the dog owner’s country of residence; or
• 2 x VCAC from CAC rank dog shows, plus a Veteran Champion Certificate from the dog owner’s country of residence; or
• 1 x VCAC + 1 x BV (Best Veteran) from CAC rank dog shows, plus a Veteran Champion Certificate from the dog owner’s country of residence; or
• 2 x VCAC from double/triple CACIB rank dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend), without a Veteran Champion Certificate from the dog owner’s country of residence; or
• 1 x VCAC + 1 x BV (Best Veteran) from double/triple CACIB rank dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend), without a Veteran Champion Certificate from the dog owner’s country of residence.

For foreign citizens from FCI member states that have not signed the “Mutual Recognition of Titles” agreement, or from non-FCI member organisations — AKC (American Kennel Club, United States of America), RKC (Royal Kennel Club, United Kingdom), and CKC (Canadian Kennel Club, Canada) — the Veteran Champion of Ukraine title may be obtained under the general rules.

The title is granted upon submission of:

• 2 x VCAC from any certificate dog shows in Ukraine, under different judges; or
• 1 x VCAC + BV (Best Veteran) from any certificate dog shows in Ukraine; or
• 1 x VCAC from any certificate dog show in Ukraine plus a valid working certificate (only for working breed dogs, certificate must be attached).

For foreign citizens from FCI member states that have signed the “Mutual Recognition of Titles” agreement, the following must be submitted:

• 1 x VCAC from any certificate dog show in Ukraine plus a National Veteran Champion Certificate from the dog owner’s country of residence; or
• 2 x VCAC from any certificate dog shows in Ukraine, without a National Veteran Champion Certificate from the country of residence; or
• 1 x VCAC + BV (Best Veteran) from any certificate dog shows in Ukraine, without a National Veteran Champion Certificate from the country of residence.

For foreign citizens from FCI member states that have not signed the “Mutual Recognition of Titles” agreement, or from non-FCI member organisations — AKC (American Kennel Club, United States of America), RKC (Royal Kennel Club, United Kingdom), and CKC (Canadian Kennel Club, Canada) — the Veteran Champion of Ukraine title may be obtained under the general rules.

The title "Veteran Grand Champion of Ukraine" is awarded in accordance with the rules for granting the "Veteran Champion of Ukraine" title, provided the dog already holds a valid "Veteran Champion of Ukraine" title.

Criteria:

• 2 x CAC + 2 x CACIB at double/triple CACIB dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend); or
• 1 x CAC + 1 x CACIB at double/triple CACIB dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine), only for working breed dogs, provided that a valid working certificate is attached; or
• 3 x CAC + 3 x CACIB at CACIB dog shows in Ukraine (except the double/triple CACIB shows in Kyiv).

For breeds recognised at the national level, the titles "Best Male" and "Best Female" are used instead of CACIBs under the same conditions.

Criteria:

• 2 x JCAC + 2 x JCACIB at double/triple CACIB rank dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend); or
• 1 x JCAC + 1 x JCACIB at double/triple CACIB rank dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine), only for working breed dogs, provided that a valid working certificate is attached; or
• 3 x JCAC + 3 x JCACIB at CACIB rank dog shows in Ukraine (excluding the double/triple CACIB dog shows in Kyiv).

For breeds recognised at the national level, the titles "Best Junior Dog" and "Best Junior Bitch" are used instead of JCACIB under the same conditions.

Criteria:

• 2 x VCAC + 2 x VCACIB at double/triple CACIB rank dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend); or
• 1 x VCAC + 1 x VCACIB at double/triple CACIB rank dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine), only for working breed dogs, provided that a valid working certificate is attached; or
• 3 x VCAC + 3 x VCACIB at CACIB rank dog shows in Ukraine (excluding the double/triple CACIB dog shows in Kyiv).

For breeds recognised at the national level, the titles "Best Veteran Dog" and "Best Veteran Bitch" are used instead of VCACIB under the same conditions.

Criteria:
At National Breed Championships – the Best Male and the Best Female in the breed are awarded the "Breed Champion" title.

At National Breed Championships – the Best Junior Male and the Best Junior Female in the breed are awarded the "Junior Breed Champion" title.

At National Championships – the Best Veteran Dog and the Best Veteran Bitch in the breed are awarded the "Veteran Breed Champion" title.

Criteria:
For males: At least five direct offspring, from no fewer than two litters out of different bitches, must hold the Champion of Ukraine title; or at least five direct offspring registered in other FCI member countries, from no fewer than two litters out of different bitches, must hold the Champion title of their country of registration and two Champion titles awarded by other FCI member countries, excluding titles awarded by the rkf and the bko.

For females: At least five direct offspring, from no fewer than two litters sired by different males, must hold the Champion of Ukraine title; or at least five direct offspring registered in other FCI member countries, from no fewer than two litters sired by different males, must hold the Champion title of their country of registration and two Champion titles awarded by other FCI member countries, excluding titles awarded by the rkf and the bko.

Criteria:

• 1 x BIS1 in the BEST in SHOW ring at a CACIB show in Kyiv; or
• 3 x BIS1 in the BEST in SHOW ring at CACIB rank shows; or
• 5 x BIS1 in the BEST in SHOW ring at CAC rank shows.

Bis1 = 2xBiS2 = 3xBiS3

Criteria:
- JCH + CH (4 times); or
- JCH + JGRCH + CH (3 times); or
- СН (4 times) + VCH; or
- VCH + VGRCH + CH (3 times); or
- CH (5 times); or
- Club Champion + CH (3 times); or
- JCH + Club Champion +CH (2 times); or
- JCH + JGRCH + Club Champion + CH (1 time); or
- VCH + Club Champion + CH (twice); or
- VCH + VGRCH + Club Champion + CH (once).

For foreign citizens, the title "Grand Champion of Ukraine" is awarded only if the dog already holds the official "Champion of Ukraine" title.
To obtain the "Grand Champion of Ukraine" certificate, citizens of FCI member states that have signed the “Mutual Recognition of Titles” agreement (Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Montenegro, Finland, Czech Republic (temporarily suspended), Estonia) must submit either:
– 1 x CAC from a CACIB show in Ukraine and a Grand Champion certificate from the country of residence of the dog’s owner; or
– 2 x CAC from CAC dog shows and a Grand Champion certificate from the country of residence of the dog’s owner.
The CACs must be awarded in the Champion class.

Criteria:

• 6 x BOB/BOS from the national CAC dog shows, obtained over a period of at least 1 year and 1 day, judged by at least 5 different judges; or
• 4 x BOB/BOS, where three are obtained at CAC dog shows and one at a CACIB dog show, over a period of at least 1 year and 1 day, judged by different judges; or
• 4 x BOB/BOS, where three are obtained at CAC dog shows and one at a double/triple CACIB dog show in Kyiv (Golden Gates, Ukraine, Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold, Saint Sophia of Kyiv, Kyivan Rus, Crystal Cup of Ukraine), over a period of at least 6 months, judged by different judges; or
• 3 x BOB/BOS, where two are obtained at double CACIB dog shows in any city in Ukraine (within one weekend, i.e. two consecutive days), and one at a double/triple CACIB dog show in Kyiv (Golden Gates, Ukraine, Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold, Saint Sophia of Kyiv, Kyivan Rus, Crystal Cup of Ukraine); or
• 2 x BOB/BOS from double/triple CACIB dog shows in Kyiv (Golden Gates and Ukraine, or Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold and Saint Sophia of Kyiv, or Kyivan Rus and Crystal Cup of Ukraine, within one weekend); or
• 2 x BOB/BOS, where one is obtained at a CAC dog show and one at a CACIB dog show, only for working breed dogs, provided that a valid working certificate is attached.

At National Breed Championships, the best representative of the breed is awarded the “BBB” title.

The “BBB” certificate is awarded to foreign citizens on the same terms.

These requirements apply if at least one BOB/BOS has been obtained at dog shows starting from 2024:

• 6 x BOB/BOS from CAC dog shows, obtained over a period of no less than 1 year and 1 day, judged by at least 4 different judges; or
• 4 x BOB/BOS – three BOB/BOS from CAC dog shows plus one from a CACIB rank dog show in Kyiv (Golden Gates, Ukraine, Golden Pectoral, Scythian Gold, Saint Sophia of Kyiv, Kyivan Rus, Crystal Cup of Ukraine), obtained over a period of no less than 6 months, judged by at least 3 different judges.

Criteria:
GRCH + BBB

Criteria:
One of the international champion titles (C.I.B, C.I.E, C.I.T., C.I.T.(ft), C.I.T.(ec), C.I.B.T., C.I.C., C.I.B.P., C.I.TR.) + SGRCH + ВВВ

Criteria:
One of the international champion titles (C.I.B, C.I.E, C.I.T., C.I.T.(ft), C.I.T.(ec), C.I.B.T., C.I.C., C.I.B.P., C.I.TR.) + GRCH + ВВВ