Horog István
Member of Committee

 

Property developer

I have been dealing with breeding Labrador Retrievers, Quarter and Andalusian horses since 2011. In the Hungarian Retriever and Waterdog Club I am responsible for all economic matters and marketing tasks.

My posy is:

Breeding must be based on harsh selection.

Kiss Zoltán
Leader of breeding

 

I own Labradors since 1983 and the first litter from my breeding was born in 1985.

I graduated as stockbreeder and agronomist and I wrote my thesis on Labradors’ monography and the analysis of the types of the breed.

I used to be one of the founders of the Retriever Club of Hungary, The Hungarian Retriever Club and also of the Labrador Retriever Association.

For 20 years now I have been working as FCI judge and hunting dog judge with regards to retrievers.

In the current Club I am responsible for all tasks related to breeding.

Tapasztó Sándor
Munkafelelős

• FCI teljesítmény- és küllembíró
• Vadászkutya mestervezető
• 2005 és 2010 között a Magyar Vizsla Klub elnöke
• 2013 és 2015 között a Vadászkutya Teljesítménybírói Testület elnöke
• 1998 óta háromszoros Speciális Magyar Vizsla Verseny győztes
• Háromszoros Hortobágy Kupa győztes
• Kétszeres Mészáros Memorial Vizslaverseny Szlovákia győztes
• Michalka Memorial Vizslaverseny Csehország győztes
• Kétszeres Field Trial Európa Kupa csapatgyőztes
• Négyszeres Somogyi Kupa győztes

Farkas Márta
Member of Committee

 

 

Agronomist, engineer of feeding and nutrition management, handler, hunting lady

Golden Retriever breeder (Tikotta kennel, 2000)

I am very proud of my 4th generation dogs and their continuous achievements in many fields.

The posy of our Kennel:

Painting is easy when you don’t know how, but very difficult when you do. (Edgar Degas)

Kerti Borbála
Member of Committee

 

Agronomist, teacher of engineering, cynologist, pet groomer

Member of MEOE since 1988 and member of The Golden Retriever Club in the UK since 2006.

I have been breeding Golden Retrievers for 20 years under the name ’Non-Stop Kennel’. It is my pleasure that breeders in West and East-Europe prefer to breed with, show and/or work with many offspring from my Kennel.

“Breeding requires good eyes, great heart from you and last but not least you must have some kind of luck too.”