Irish Water Spaniel - Breed Registries Recognizing The IWS

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
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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