Sítio Dos Cães

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07/11/2022

10ª Prova de Agility Campeonato Nacional (Bomcaoportamento)

02/03/2022

AVISO DE ABERTURA

O Clube Português de Canicultura informa que se encontram abertas as candidaturas ao 1.º Concurso do Programa de Responsabilidade Social do CPC.

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28/02/2022

Comunicado oficial CPC

COMUNICADO

O CPC une-se à comunidade internacional no seu completo repúdio pelo terrível conflito que neste momento ocorre na Ucrânia após a invasão do exército russo, que está em curso.

Na Europa do século 21 esta ação de total desrespeito pelos direitos humanos mais básicos e pela democracia é no nosso entender totalmente inadmissível.

A nossa comunidade cinológica internacional enfrenta este cenário de guerra entre dois países membros de pleno direito da FCI com grande apreensão e com um enorme conflito de emoções.

A nossa grande família de canicultores, unidos pela mesma paixão, que ao longo do ano convive amigavelmente em tantos eventos espalhados pelo mundo, criando laços de amizade e cooperação, está dividida e ferida na sua integridade mais básica.

Mas a dramática situação vivida pelos criadores e proprietários de cães da Ucrânia, onde muitos perderam todos os seus bens, estão em fuga ou a viver em situações de extrema precariedade e perigo, desperta em todos nós um enorme sentimento de solidariedade.

A Direção do CPC une-se de imediato ao movimento internacional de apoio aos canicultores ucranianos, de forma concreta e real, apoiando em pleno a iniciativa solidária que foi oficialmente anunciada hoje pelo Comité da FCI.

Criaremos também meios e iniciativas específicas tendo em vista providenciar canais próprios de ajuda direta aos canicultores da Ucrânia.

Agregando esforços, unindo a sociedade e a comunidade canina Portuguesa, esperamos contar com o apoio e voluntariado de todos os canicultores Portugueses de boa vontade!

Na certeza que juntos seremos mais fortes e eficazes para minimizar os efeitos desta grande tragédia.

28 de Fevereiro de 2022

A Direção do Clube Português de Canicultura
Carla Molinari
Carlos Mocho
Eduarda de Sousa Pires
Francisco Salvador Janeiro
Pedro Marques Rodrigues

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ANNOUNCEMENT

The CPC joins the international community in its complete repudiation towards the terrible conflict that is currently taking place in Ukraine after the invasion of the Russian army, which is underway.

In 21st century Europe, this act of total disregard for the most basic human rights and democracy is, in our view, completely unacceptable.

Our international Cynological community faces this scenario of war between two full member countries of the FCI, with great apprehension and with a huge conflict of emotions.

Our large family of Cynologists, united by the same passion, which throughout the year coexists amicably in so many events around the world, creating bonds of friendship and cooperation, is divided and wounded in its most basic integrity.

The dramatic situation experienced by dog breeders and owners in Ukraine, where many have lost all of their possessions, are on the run or are living in extreme precariousness and danger awakens in all of us a huge feeling of solidarity.

The CPC Board immediately joins the international movement to support Ukrainian dog breeders, in a concrete and genuine way, fully supporting the solidarity initiative that was officially announced by the FCI Committee.

We will also create specific means and initiatives with the aim of providing our own channels of direct assistance to dog breeders in Ukraine.

Aggregating efforts, uniting society and the Portuguese canine community, we hope to count on the support and volunteering of all Portuguese Cynologists of good will!

In the certainty that together, we will be stronger and more effective to minimize the effects of this great tragedy.


February 28th, 2022

The Board of the Portuguese Kennel Club
Carla Molinari
Carlos Mocho
Eduarda de Sousa Pires
Francisco Salvador Janeiro
Pedro Marques Rodrigues

28/02/2022

comunicado oficial da FCI

The FCI and its General Committee officially condemn the invasion of Ukraine by the armed forces of the Russian Federation. This conflict and aggression cannot leave anybody indifferent and we all feel concerned, sad and angry.

The invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Army has also put entire families of our dog community in complete distress. This war has placed our breeders and their dogs at great risk, directly threatening their welfare and their lives. Many had to flee, others are surviving in precarious conditions, hiding in shelters where food and basic commodities are becoming very scarce. Yet, in these terrible and trying times, they did not abandon their dogs!

These horrifying circumstances contradict the written priorities and welfare recommendations of the FCI, as well as our policy and aims.

The situation has led the FCI General Committee to hold an extraordinary meeting on Sunday, 27 February 2022. Important decisions were made, within the legal limits of the FCI and its General Committee, based on the FCI Statutes and Standing Orders.

From the 1st March 2022, and until further notice, the Russian Kynological Federation (RKF) will not be allowed to conduct - on the Russian Territory - any event wherein FCI titles or prizes are awarded (CACIB shows, CACIT trials, CACIAG competitions, etc.)

In order to give the opportunity to our Members/Contract Partners and any other persons to express their solidarity and help towards the Ukrainian people, their dog lovers/breeders/keepers, the FCI will open a bank account, specially for this purpose, where all donations are welcome and will be forwarded, with full transparency, to help the Ukrainian Kennel Union (UKU) and the Ukrainian breeders badly affected by the war and in serious need, living either in Ukraine or having fled to neighbouring countries.

The FCI will contribute to this fund in a substantial manner. Further details will be communicated in the following days.

The FCI is a huge community, a united and strong family so let us all stand up and show our solidarity for Ukraine!

The FCI General Committee members,

Dr T. Jakkel, FCI President
G. Jipping, FCI Vice-President
B. Müller, FCI Treasurer
M.A. Martinez
R. de Santiago
C. Molinari
J. Hindse, President of the FCI Europe Section
JL. Payro, President of the FCI Americas and Carribean Section
D. Santos, President of the FCI Asia, Africa and Oceania Section
Y. de Clercq, FCI Executive Director

13/10/2021

É uma luta da qual André Gomes da Costa promete não desistir enquanto não se fizer justiça. No final de julho, a cadela pastora alemã Blondie, que estava na família há três anos, morreu por envenenamento. A indignação de André é ainda maior porque este animal tinha uma função especial...