On October 11, 2026, international dog exhibitions were organized at the National Caninology Center of the Customs Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan, featuring representatives from various countries. Over 200 dogs of different breeds, along with canologists, breeders, and experts from both Uzbekistan and foreign states, participated in the event.
The program included four separate exhibitions: the international Dog Festival. Autumn 2026, the national Anor 2026, the purebred German Shepherd exhibition titled 'Cup of the Club. Autumn 2026,' and the Hunting Dog. Speciality exhibition.
Among the guests and participants were delegations from Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Russia. Additionally, the event gathered specialists from law enforcement agency caninology units and relevant clubs.
Inna Lyubarchuk, Director of the Canology Center 'Alfa dog,' served as the organizer. According to her, the main goal of these exhibitions is to promote various dog breeds, conduct their professional evaluation, and support the development of caninology in Uzbekistan. Such events provide an opportunity to demonstrate the breed qualities of animals, facilitate experience exchange between breeders and specialists, and increase public interest in caninology and responsible pet ownership.
Service, hunting, and decorative breeds were presented at the exhibition arenas, including Labradors, Golden Retrievers, Spaniels, Beagles, Cane Corsos, Dobermans, Siberian Huskies, Akita Inu, Spitzes, German and Belgian Shepherds, as well as other breeds. Dogs belonging to the National Caninology Center also participated in the exhibitions.
The program provided for the evaluation of dogs in various age and exhibition categories—from puppies and juniors to veterans and champions. Expert evaluations on the rings were conducted by specialists from Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. Show champion events and final competitions also took place during the events.
It is important to note that this was the first time the exhibitions were held at the renovated premises of the National Caninology Center. The new area, equipped with a lawn, spectator stands, and festive decor, ensured comfortable conditions for showing, participant accommodation, and observing the dogs' performances.
Visitors had the chance to learn about the diversity of breeds, see dogs on the exhibition rings, and interact with their owners and experts. For the professional community, this event became an important platform for exchanging knowledge in the fields of dog care, breeding, and training.