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The August 2013 CANINE CHRONICLE contained an article claiming that, "One of the newly recognized breeds is the: RUSSKIY TOY Russian Toy (Terrier)" and that Russian Toys can now be awarded FCI Championship points. This information is wrong. It did not come from FCI. Our club president emailed FCI to determine the correctness of the Canine Chronicle article, below is FCI's answer. Once again, RUSSIAN TOYS WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE TO MOVE OUT OF FCI PROVISIONAL STATUS UNTIL 2016. Therefore, they will also not be eligible to move into the AKC Toy Group until AFTER they are fully recognized by FCI. Dear Madam, Dear Sir, The breed "RUSSKIY TOY" has been provisionally accepted in 2006. Marie-France Grulois Good day, Can you tell me when the Russkiy Toy will be out of provisional status with FCI and will be fully recognized? Thank you, Liz Moore According to AKC, Russian Toy dogs will not be accepted into Miscellaneous until they are no longer in provisional status with FCI. In 2012 I contacted FCI asking about the provisional status of our breed, below is our correspondence: De : diademchis@juno.com [mailto:diademchis@juno.com] Hi, I would like to know about Russkiy Toys. I live in America. AKC will not accept Russkiy Toys for showing until they are no longer in FCI Provisional status but in regular FCI status. Can you tell me: 1) When will Russky Toys be moved out of provisional into normal status? (They have been in FCI Provisional since 2006) 2) What can Russkiy Toy owners do to speed up this process? Thank you! Liz Moore, diademchis@juno.com From: <grulxxxxx.mf@fci.be> To: <diademchis@juno.com> Date: Fri, 2 Mar 2012 08:40:43 +0100 Subject: Russkiy Toy Message-ID: <519C2A397B3FEF4DAFAE07BA822F85304E7F6F@srv2003.fci.local> References: <20120301.163434.2508.6.diademchis@juno.com> Dear Madam, We have duly received your mail and thank you. We inform you that the Russkiy Toy has been provisionally recognized on 21/02/2006. After a minimum of 5 generations and at the soonest 10 years after the provisional recognition, the applying country can submit a request for the definitive recognition of the breed. After a new joint examination by the commissions (Scientific and Standards), the provisional breed standard can be amended and the proposal for the definitive recognition of the new breed can be submitted to the approval of the General Assembly. If after 10-15 years have elapsed, no proposal for a definitive recognition is put forward, the breed will disappear from the FCI list. Best regards, Marie-France Grulois FCI Office
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