Champion titles are obtained by participating in dog shows, which are competitions organized by dog organizations and breed clubs.

In these shows, the judges make an assessment of the dogs based on the morphological and personality criteria set in the standard of their breed. The standards that judges rely on when examining dogs are a detailed description of the ideal type of the breed and are recognized by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI). Far from the belief that dog shows are animal beauty contests, the dog competitions, which have been held for more than a century, are more complex. When a judge judges a dog in a Dog Show, he guides himself by the Breed Standard, which tells us about its physical characteristics, its vitality and its health. But the Breed Standard also defines the type of dog. And what defines a dog is the sum of characteristics that differentiate one breed from another, traits transmitted from generation to generation.

Thus, the purpose of the Dog Shows is to find the dog that protects the foresetting of a breed.

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