[k9justice]

It has come to the attention of several exhibitors that Jeff Bridegum - President and Brooke Bridegum - Secretary, of the IABCA, are issuing Int'l titles on rare breeds that are not accepted by the UCI. Any breed not FCI recognized or accepted by Gunter Knoben of the UCI is not entitled to receive an International title with the UCI logo and name on it.

If you are the holder of one of these fraudulent titles, know a rare breed that is showing, or paid for titles not yet received, you/they are entitled to ask for all monies back that you/they have spent for hotels, car rentals, show fees, titles fees, re-printing of registrations that depict your dog as an International Champion, etc... due to the fraudulent misrepresentation by the IABCA. A few of the breeds not accepted are listed below.

Have you shown a legitimate breed and lost to a breed not allowed to receive Int'l titles?

There is no such thing as a Provisional International Title. You are either allow to earn an International Title if approved of by the UCI, or you are not. Jeff has been told many times by Gunther Knoben that he is not allowed to issue International Titles on rare breeds not approved of by the UCI.

If your breed is not listed among the FCI accepted breeds; FCI - Nomenclature des races , send a copy of your title, or proof that you showed with the IABCA, to Gunter Knoben, president@uci-ev.de or vdrevkoeln@aol.com If your dog is an accepted breed Jeff will be able to produce a standard issued on UCI letter head and signed by Gunther Knoben.
Be advised that you are not eligible to advertise an Int'l Champion if your breed is not accepted, this constitutes fraud and is illegal. You can also file a complaint with the Oregon Attorney General.

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Questions and PFD file ~ http://www.doj.state.or.us/finfraud/engexplanation.shtml