The world of dog shows June has seen a significant moment in our country, with the city of Calatayud as the main venue for the most important events, both nationally and internationally. These meetings, which bring together experts, enthusiasts, and dog lovers, have established themselves as a must-attend event for anyone interested in dog breeding. breeding, education and evaluation of dog breeds.
The turnout was remarkable, both in terms of the number of attendees and the number of registered specimens. The atmosphere, lively and professional in equal parts, has fostered the exchange of experiences between participants, breeders and the general public. Dog shows Not only do they offer the opportunity to admire the beauty and bearing of the dogs, but they are also an opportunity to get to know new trends in the canine world and the latest advances in animal health and welfare.
A massive event in Calatayud
Between June 21 and 22, Calatayud has hosted the 47th National Dog Show and the 45th International Dog ShowThe organization, which has allowed free access to all interested parties, has brought together more than 1.200 dogs of different races, from different communities and even from other countries.
The event was held in a family and open atmosphere, allowing both industry professionals and the general public to participate. get close to high-quality specimensIn addition to the usual competitions and parades, the exhibition has placed emphasis on promoting the responsible animal care and the dissemination of good practices in pet ownership.
Among the objectives of these exhibitions is the importance of promoting respect for animals, knowledge of the characteristics and specific needs of each breed and the promotion of coexistence between people and dogs. Specialized breeders, trainers, and judges have meticulously assessed the animals based on rigorous international standards.
Recognitions and tributes in the canine field
During these days, other national exhibitions have also served to pay tribute to those working to improve the relationship between humans and dogs. Of particular note is the recognition granted by the Burgos and Soria Canine Society to the GREM Canine Rescue Unit (Rescue and Emergency Group), during an exhibition in Medina de Pomar.
This distinction, materialized in the delivery of a commemorative plaque for almost three decades of work and dedication, highlights the fundamental role played by canine teams in emergency situations such as the recent actions during the DANA in Valencia. The event was attended by local authorities, representatives of emergency services and members of the canine society, who highlighted the international collaboration and the participation of canine teams. Peru, Chile and Colombia in joint work with GREM.
The words of gratitude and the presence of a large audience reflect the social and human impact of these units, whose daily efforts go beyond the exhibitions to become a true example of preparation, dedication and vocation of service.
Importance and impact of dog shows
National and international dog shows, such as those held in Calatayud or Medina de Pomar, not only represent a showcase for the diversity and excellence in purebred dog breeding, but they also contribute to raising awareness in society about the responsible ownership and the importance of positive education.
These events offer a unique platform for the knowledge sharing between professionals and amateurs, as well as the opportunity to establish contacts and fruitful collaborations. Dog show competitions, apart from the recreational and exhibition aspect, are essential for the international recognition of breeders and the consolidation of quality standards in the different breeds.
The participation of public and private entities, as well as the high level of organization and the involvement of attendees, demonstrate that dog shows continue to thrive and that their role in today's society is increasingly recognized. By hosting one of the most significant events on the calendar, Calatayud reaffirms its position as a benchmark for dog breeding in our country.
This year's results confirm the growing public demand for spaces where they can enjoy, learn, and share their passion for dogs in a respectful and enriching environment, both for the animals and their owners, as well as for all visitors.
