Chodsky pes

(29.04.2019 Der Chodsky pes wird vorübergehend von der FCI aufgenommen! siehe Aktuelles) Liebe Chodsky Pes Freunde, der Deutsche Club für Chodenländerhunde (DCCh e.V.) hat sich zum Ziel gesetzt, der Chodsky Pes, mit all seinen positiven Eigenschaften, die diese tschechische Rasse mit sich bringt, voll und ganz zu fördern. Der DCCh e.V. umfasst Züchter und Freunde der Rasse Chodsky Pes, führt aber kein eigenes Zuchtbuch in Deutschland, da eine Mitgliedschaft im VDH, dem deutschen Dachverband unter der FCI, zur Zeit nicht möglich ist. Der DCCh strebt die Aufnahme beim VDH/ FCI an. Um eine vorläufige Mitgliedschaft zu beantragen, benötigen wir mindestens 4 Zuchtrüden und 10 Zuchthündinnen, die in der ersten und zweiten Generation nicht miteinander Verwandt sind. Jeder, der uns auf diesem Weg unterstützen möchte, ist herzlich willkommen. Nur gemeinsam können wir unsere Ziele erreichen. Karin Lange (Vorsitzende DCCh e.V.)

Velkommen til chodsky-pes.dk – en side om kennel Fur And Paws og vores skønne hunde. Her kan du finde information om vores hunde og generelt om racen Chodsky Pes, en skøn aktiv race. Læs med på bloggen om, hvad der sker i vores kennel og hvad vi gør, som opdrættere af racen. Her vil også være info omkring hvalpe til salg, pt planlægges et kuld slut 2023 og to kuld i 2024, eller hvis vi har ældre hunde der søger nyt hjem. Lige pt søger vi udstationering til en ældre tæve i starten af 2024. Lollipop and her two boys, born 15/2-2023 Kært barn har mange navne og nogle af de navne man kan møde for en Chodsky Pes (som ofte bliver udtalt på lidt forskellige måder) er Chodenhund, Chodsky, Chodsky dog, Böhmischer Schäferhund, Bohemian Shepherd Dog, Chien de Berger de Bohéme, Perro Pastor Bohemio, Boheemse Herder, Bømisk Hyrdehund, Chodenländer, Pastore Boemo, Perro Chodsky, Czech Sheepdog og sandsynligvis en masse andre navne. Med venlig hilsen Albert og Tina Federation Cynologique International DKK-uddannet opdrætter Hundesmiley, Miljø og Fødevareminesteriet Vil du møde forskellige Chodsky Pes og se hvordan racen er? Så kom og kig til Dansk Chodsky Pes træf 2023. Der er lige pt tilmeldt 40 Chodsky Pes til træffet, som afholdes på Fyn. Programmet for weekenden d. 17-18 juni er også super spændende og man er velkommen til at tilmelde sig uden hund … “Chodsky Pes træf 2023” En smuk hund er en fryd for øjet, men endnu vigtigere er det, at man deler hverdagen med en hund, der er afbala...

Meet the Bohemian Shepherd, also known as the Czech Shepherd Dog, Chodenhund, or Chodsky pes. We’ve come across a bit of controversy regarding this breed. Some maintain that it’s nothing more than a strain of German Shepherd Dog that isn’t recognized by any major kennel club in the world (though the breed is recognized nationally in the Czech Republic). Note: Since this piece was written, the breed has been accepted by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale). Other sources write that the Bohemian, or Czech Shepherd was probably one of the predecessors of the German Shepherd Dog since it was known to existed in the Czech Republic as far back as the 1300s. Still another source states that it’s not really a Czechoslovakian breed, but Czech in name only because the Czech and Slovak Republics didn’t merge until the early 20th century, and are separate again. We leave it to the experts to sort out. We’re just passing along the information. These are highly social dogs who love their people with breathtaking intensity, and lots of exercise. As a working breed, it does well in obedience, agility, and protection, but requires a gentle hand, as do most intelligent breeds. Image uploaded to Wikicommons by Michaela Cerovská Filed under Creative Commons licensed under Creative Commons ShareAlike 1.0 License. This entry was posted in Post navigation The breed is far older than the GSD, they were the original border patrol dogs they have no GSD ancestors, although the Czech line GSD h...

Chodský pes (Irluka Krosandra) Základní informace Země původu Česko Tělesná charakteristika Hmotnost 16–25 kg Výška † psi: 52–56 cm feny: 48–52 cm Barva černá s pálením Klasifikace a standard Skupina plemena ovčácká, pastevecká a honácká multimediální obsah v kategorii na Commons † výška uváděna v V dubnu 2019 bylo plemeno prozatímně uznáno Celkový vzhled Chodský pes je středně velký ovčácký pes, má obdélníkový rámec a harmonickou stavbu těla. Ideální kohoutková výška je u psů 52 - 55 cm, u fen 49 - 52 cm. Krátké nohy jsou pro Chodské psy dalším typickým znakem. Váha se má pohybovat mezi 16 a 25 kg. Srst je dlouhá 5 - 12 cm, rovná, s hustou podsadou, díky ní je chodský pes odolný vůči povětrnostním vlivům. Typicky mají zbarvení black and tan, tedy černé s pálením. Rozložení znaků je pevně dáno standardem - nad očima, na lících, odkud přecházejí v klasický půlměsíc pod krkem, dále na hrudi a končetinách. Uši jsou krátké s bohatou srstí, blízko sebe nasazené a nesené, což dává chodskému psu ten správný výraz. Bohatá srst na hrudi tvoří tzv. límec. Má výborný čich a je mimořádně ostražitý. Časté exteriérové vady Poslední dobou se v chovu chodských psů objevuje vyšší kohoutková výška, než je povolená, mnohdy to vzniká nevhodným křížením jedinců. Nesprávně rozmístěné znaky jsou také chybou; nesmějí být příliš světlé, nesmí se vyskytovat mimo předepsané partie, nesmí chybět úplně a musejí být zdálky viditelné. Povaha Chodský pes je temperamentní, živý, přirozeně sebevědomý, bez ...

History The Bohemian shepherd is a The Bohemian shepherd would continue to be associated with the Chodové even after their agreement with the Kingdom of Bohemia was declared void in 1695. J.A. Gabriel, writing about the Chodové in 1864, described the local people as “Psohlavci” (Czech: Dog-heads) as their pennon featured the silhouette of a Bohemian sheepdog with a longer coat at the neck. Following the aftermath of World War II, the breed nearly disappeared. A small group of enthusiasts submitted a proposal in 1948 to get the Chod dog recognized by the FCI; however there were some disagreements on a breed standard and efforts were soon put aside. In 1984, International FCI judge Jan Findejs and cynology expert Dr. Vilém Kurz partnered to reestablish the Bohemian Shepherd. Advertisements were placed in local Czech newspapers searching for Bohemian shepherds with a handful of owners coming forward. Dogs were assessed and compared with preserved documentation, written materials and period drawings. The main goal was to raise healthy dogs with good temperaments. In 1985, the first litter was born to this program. Despite their appearances, there is no evidence to suggest they are related to Introduction to North America The club established standards with the objective of starting breeding programs in North America dedicated to best practices for healthy and diverse full bred gene pools. In 2019 an owner from the USA traveled with a female Bohemian Shepherd to the Czech Repub...

Eyes open when buying a puppy! This also applies to our race the Chodsky pes. Unfortunately, there are already some breeders in Europe who breed either without pedigree papers or papers, but which are not recognized by FCI, or there are those who mate Chodsky pes with other breeds and sell them as Chodsky pes. Therefore, please inform yourself in detail about the origin and descent of your puppy, so you will not be disappointed later.

Text and photos by Yossi Guy While attending this year’s World Dog Show in the Czech Republic, I came across several native breeds that are unknown outside that country. Many Europeans know the Czech Terrier and the Czechoslovakian Wolf Dog, but few have heard of the Bohemian Shepherd (Chodsky Pes), Bohemian Spotted Dog, Prague Ratter, Czech Mountain Dog or Bohemian Wire-Haired Pointing Griffon. This article will focus on the first three mentioned above. The Chodsky Pes – Chod dog for short – looks a bit like a small version of a German Shepherd Dog. (GSD breeders, please excuse the comparison!) Its long black-and-tan coat is quite attractive, and the breed has a friendly, biddable character. The history of the Chod dog dates back to the 13th Century, when the Chod family was responsible for guarding the most important roads leading from Domažlice to Němec in the Bohemian Forest on the southern border with Germany. Needless to say, the dogs that always faithfully accompanied them had to be tough and highly resistant. As was usual at the time, these dogs not only helped guard and defend the former Bavarian-Czech border, but were also used for herding and had to be able to track game for hunters. Every Czech schoolboy knows the drawings of 19th-Century painter Mikoláš Alša, which complemented Alois Jirásek's historical 1884 novel "Psohlavci," set two centuries earlier. Especially well known is the drawing depicting Chod, who carefully observes his surroundings wearing a long...

Welcome! The Chodsky dog / Chodsky Pes is a dog breed from the Czech Republic that can be traced back to the 13th century. The purpose of the SCCh is, among other things, the pure breeding of Chodsky Pes in Switzerland, as well as the provision of information about breeding, acquisition, husbandry, care, education and training. Licensing 2023 The SCCh inspection will take place on 06.05.2023 at 8 am in Zofingen. Registration deadline with registration form until 08.04.2023. Please enclose original pedigree papers and a copy of the HD/ED, DM results and show results from youth class 9-18Mt. and send them registered to to the Breeding Director Patricie Nesvadba, Flurweg 4, 3506 Grosshöchstetten. GM 2023 The AGM 2023 took place on 4.3.2023 in Waldhaus Gipf-Oberfrick. The Board would like to thank all those present for their participation and trust. Special thanks to Reto Rickenbach and his team for hosting us. We welcome new member of the board, Nadine Gerber and look forward to a good cooperation. Board SCCh World exhibition Chodsky pes 24.09.2022 Chodska Lhota On 24.9.2022 a large delegation of the SCCh visited the World Exhibition in Chodska Lhota, Czech Republic. Chodska Lhota is the home region of the Chodsky pes, there is also the famous monument of Ing.Jan Findejs and the big Chodsky pes statue. It is well worth a visit! Many thanks to all who travelled with us and made this exhibition an unforgettable experience. The Swiss delegation stood out! We were probably the la...