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Unsere RichterOtto Frühwirth (AT)
Ich bin in Agility seit 1989 als Agility-Trainer und Hundeführer tätig. Damals hatten wir unsere Colliemischung Daysy. 1990 kam dann die Malinois Hündin Bea dazu, mit der ich mich 1995 für die EM in Turin qualifizierte. Als und Daysy 1999 verlassen musste, haben wir sofort wieder für Nachwuchs gesorgt und wir kauften Chat, einen Malinois-Rüden. Leider musste dieser wegen Bandscheibenproblemen 2005 frühzeitig in Pension gehen, erfreut sich aber immer noch guter Gesundheit. Seit 2006 führe ich die Sheltiehündin Tiki unserer Tochter. 1994 habe ich meine Richterprüfung bestanden und wurde 1996 internationaler Richter. Es folgten Richtereinsätze in vielen Ländern. Ich freue mich und ehrt mich sehr, dass ich als Richter beim EO eingeladen wurde. Auch für den Richter-Einsatz bei der WM bedanke ich mich. Auch als Agility-Schulungsleiter bin ich seit Jahren im Einsatz. Ich bin auch Vorstand des eigens gegründeten Vereines ÖGV Lustenau. Marco Mouwen (CH) Aktiver Agilityaner
Ronald Mouwen (NL) Introduction:I’m Ronald Mouwen, married, 2 children. I work as a veterinarian in my own practice. I’m very honoured to be invited to judge this championship. I’m doing agility since 1983 and I’m a judge since 1995. I’ve got Border Collies (6 in total). In the past I became Dutch champion large dogs in 1990 and dog of the year in 1990 and 1992. I represented Holland at the European championships twice. I’m still competing agility, but since I have my own practice I don’t find the time to “finetune” my dogs to compete with the best. I hope I can change that in the future (wishful thinking, I’m afraid) Goals in my courses: Because of my background as a veterinarian, the most major rule in my courses is safety. This will go further than ‘avoiding dangerous situations’ in a course. I also try to avoid courses which will invite the handlers to train in a way that the dogs will be trained “over the top”. I’ve seen too many dogs with agility injuries to know the danger of training the wrong way and I hope the (small) influence I have as a judge can alter that a bit. Another goal in my courses will be: “testing the dog and handler in all skills of agility”, keeping in mind that the sport is testing the dog’s agility, not just obedience. Therefore, a part of my courses will often be built mainly to test the skills of the dog. An excellent dog (in mind and soundness) will then have the change to show his excellence and gain seconds on the rest. I hope we will have a nice weekend of agility with a lot of spectacular agility. Looking forward to meet you all. Carl de Rouck (BE) Spring of 1985. Marc, head trainer of “de Noorderwijkse Hondenvrienden”, the club I attended 1 ½ year to train obedience, came up to me and said: “Carl, I heard about a new dog sport that has been introduced at Crufts some years ago. I ‘d like to offer agility to our club members as well, and I’m convinced you’re the man to give the training.” I kindly rejected the honor as I didn’t have the slightest clue of what he was talking about, but I promised I would surely attend the classes he would be giving. Less than half a year later I was “manipulated” in to taking over the classes. 24 years later, I’m more in to agility as ever. After performing at high level in the early 90ties with my first Tervueren, Munchanga (Chang for friends J), I decided to start doing some judging, next to staying actively involved in handling and training. In the mean time I got international judging experience all over Europe… Probably the most important international event I have judged up until now is the 2007 World Championship for Belgian Shepherds only in France. Living in Bemmel, close to Arnhem in the Netherlands for almost a year now with my friend Marielle, dogs became an even more important part in life. Next to our older dogs, Amber, Xandokan and Ebony, we have 3 youngsters: Cimi, Hurricane and Gascoigne; a Groendael, a Tevueren and … a Blue Merle Border Collie.Corrie Vink (NL) Mijn naam is Corrie Vink en ben geboren in 1964. Sinds 1994 doe ik aan Agility. Mijn eerste hond was een Friese Stabij en ik heb daar mee in de 3e graad gelopen. Vanaf 1995 geef ik les in Agilty en gehoorzaamheid In 2000 heb ik de Keurmeesteropleiding gedaan en heb daar nog geen moment spijt van gehad. In 2002 heb ik NK in Nederland mogen keuren en in 2006 de 1e Border Collie Classic, daarnaast keur ik veel in Nederland en regelmatig in Belgie.
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