On 7 May 2022 the Lithuanian Kennel Club hosted traditional event – Baltic Champion of Champions. The event enjoyed participation of 32 best dogs from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

The dogs were evaluated by three highly respected judges: Maite Gonzalbo Lorenzo from Spain, Carsten Birk from Denmark and Nikola Smolic from Croatia.

The title of the Baltic Champion of Champions was awarded to German Spitz Pomeranian IN TIME POMS SMOKING SENSES, owners Guoda Jurgilaitė&Alexandr Alexandrov and the Vice Champion cup went to Phalene DOLLBABIES MISHKA MAKE MY DAY, owner Ilze Fraimane.

On 1-3 July 2022 the Lithuanian Kennel Club is holding 3 International Dog Shows in Moletai, Radziunu Aerodrome.

The judges’ panel comprises experts from The Netherlands, Portugal, Finland, Sweden, Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia, Poland and Slovakia.

On 27-29 May 2022 the Lithuanian Kennel Club is holding 3 International Dog Shows in Moletai, Radziunu Aerodrome.

The judges’ panel comprises experts from Belgium, Italy, Slovenia, Romania, North Macedonia, Croatia, Poland, Latvia and Slovakia. Dogs awarded 3 LT CAC on the shows can confirm Lithuanian Champion at the show place.

The Lithuanian Kennel Club condemns Russia‘s aggression and is again the war in Ukraine.

The Lithuanian Kennel Club will not send their representatives to judge any competitions in Russia and Byelorussia and will not invite judges from these countries to their shows and competitions.

The entries of Russian and Byelorussian participants will not be accepted to the event organised by the Lithuanian Kennel Club and its member clubs.

On 30 July 2019 in Vilnius the Lithuanian Kennel Club held an international conference entitled “Pedigree Dogs: Breeding, Reputation, Welfare and Challenges”.

The following day after the conference, preliminary meeting of the newly established FCI Commission for Education and Public Relations took place.

During the meeting the presentation, aims and objections of the commission were discussed and the election of the Board of the commission took place.

The President of the Lithuanian Kennel Club Mrs. Ramune Kazlauskaite was elected the President of the FCI Commission for Education and Public Relations.

Proposal to establish the FCI Commission for Education and Public Relations was brought forward during the FCI Assembly on 28-29 April 2019 in Shanghai.

The assembly was attended by delegates of 76 FCI member countries. Lithuania was represented by the President of the Lithuanian Kennel Club Ramune Kazlauskaite.

For the 5th time already on 24 April Dog Day is celebrated in Lithuania.

The initiative was launched by the Lithuanian Kennel Club.

The topic for this year says “Travelling together”.

Though extraordinary situation all around the world has changed our travelling plans, nothing can change our love for dogs.

Let‘s celebrate together with our beloved pets!

The Lithuanian Kennel Club congratulates all dog lovers in Finland who also celebrate the Dog Day today!