Breed Registries Recognizing The IWS
Throughout the world, registries in various countries recognize the Irish Water Spaniel.
Country | Breed Registry | Group | Parent Breed Club | Breed Standard |
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Australia | Australian National Kennel Council | Gundogs | ANKC Breed Standard | |
Austria | Austrian Kennel Club | |||
Canada | Canadian Kennel Club | Irish Water Spaniel Association of Canada | CKC Breed Standard | |
Dennmark | Danish Kennel Club/Dansk Kennel Klub | Danish Spaniel Club | ||
Finnland | Finnish Kennel Club | |||
France | Société Centrale Canine | |||
Ireland | Irish Kennel Club | Irish Water Spaniel Club | IKC Breed Standard | |
Italy | Ente Nazionale della Cinfilia Italiana | |||
The Netherlands / Holland | Kennel Club of The Netherlands | Ierse Water Spaniel Vereniging Nederland | ||
New Zealand | New Zealand Kennel Club | |||
Norway | Norsk Kennel Klub | Norsk Spaniel Klub | NKK Breed Standard | |
Poland | Związek Kynologiczny w Polsce (Polish Kennel Club) | |||
Spain | Real Sociedad Canina de España | |||
Sweden | Svenska Kennelklubben | Swedish Irish Water Spaniel Club | ||
Switzerland | Société Cynologique Suisse (Swiss Kennel Club) | |||
United Kingdom | The Kennel Club | Gun Dogs | Irish Water Spaniel Association | The Kennel Club Breed Standard |
USA | American Kennel Club | Sporting Dog | Irish Water Spaniel Club of America | AKC Breed Standard |
USA | United Kennel Club | Gun Dog Group | UKC Breed Standard | |
World Wide | Fédération Cynologique Internationale | Group 8 Section 3: Water Dogs | FCI Breed Standard |
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