“The junior champion of Lithuania” – LT JCH is granted to the dogs that have not less than three titles JN, LT JN, Kl. JN, which are granted by two different judges. LT JCH title can be granted to the dogs living and registered in general dog breed register of Lithuania as well as for those registered and living abroad. This procedure requires the application for LT JCH title should be presented; afterwards the JCH certificate is issued.
“Champion of Lithuania” – LT CH is granted to the dogs that:
Have not less than three LT CAC titles (one of the title should be granted at the international dog show or at the club show of a particular breed);
Have not less than five LT CAC titles that are granted by three different judges.
There should be at least one-year period between the first and the last LT CAC. To be granted for this title the dog’s pedigree should cover at least two generations.
LT JCH title is equated to the one LT CAC title; the required year is starting to count from the date of the last JN title.
For the dogs granted for Belarus, Russia, Slovenia, Moldova, Romania and Israel champion titles (and belonging to the citizens of the particular country) LT CH title can be granted by receiving one LT CAC at any dog show set in Lithuania.
For the dogs granted for Estonia, Latvia, Finland, Sweden champion titles (and belonging to the citizens of the particular country) LT CH title can be granted by receiving one Winner title at any dog show set in Lithuania.
According to the agreement between Lithuanian Cynological Society and The Polish Kennel Club for the dogs granted for Polish champion title (and belonging to the citizens of Poland) LT CH title can be granted by receiving one LT CAC at an international dog show set in Lithuania.
For others – general order should be followed.