•  4 CAC of which at least one is a CAC-QC  

•  given by at least 3 different judges  

•  graded Exc at one of the CPC Shows (Porto/Lisboa)  

•  graded Exc at the Club Show (note: the British Shepherd Dogs Club was formed in 1996 and was extinct in 2016, and reinstated in 2019)

Intermediate and Open Class compete together for the CAC (thus only 1 CAC on offer per show and per sex). CAC-QCs are only offered at the Lisboa, Porto and Club shows, so each year only 3 dogs/bitches maximum can become Champions (though a dog may complete the title in a year different from the one it gained the CAC-QC). So, despite the not so high number of dogs being shown, becoming a Champion is not that obvious and many dogs never finish, because they lack the CAC-QC and/or the Exc at the Club show.

Requirements for the Ch. Spain title

•  4 CAC of which a least one is a CAC-Punto Obligatorio  

•  given by at least 3 different judges  

•  graded Exc at one of the Punto Obligatorio Shows  

•  graded Exc at the Club Show (may be substituted by an Exc in another Punto Obligatorio show)

Intermediate and Open Class compete together for the CAC (thus only 1 CAC on offer per show). CAC-Punto Obligatorios are only offered at 3 shows - Madrid, Club show and another show that is selected in rotation throughout Spain - so each year only 3 dogs/bitches maximum can become Champions. 

Requirements for the Ch. Gibraltar  title

•  2 CAC 

Intermediate, Open and Champion Class all have CAC (thus 3 CAC on offer per show and per sex). Only 2 Shows, on the same weekend, are organized per year.