Don’t miss the great opportunity to be part of the FCM Universal Championship Dog Shows licensed by the AKC outside the USA in Mexico, City.
It will be a great honor to have you at this event.
The FCM Universal Dog Show licensed by the AKC will bring together breeders, exhibitors, and dog enthusiasts from across the Americas and beyond, fostering cultural exchange and collaboration within the sport.
This event marks a historic milestone for the sport of dogs, as it will be the first time an AKC-sanctioned show has been held in Mexico. Each day of the four-day show will feature both an AKC-Licensed Show and a FCM Special Attraction show in order to accommodate every recognized breed in the world. Dogs may enter the Universal Show under their foreign registration number, from an AKC recognized foreign registry. For the results to be recognized by the AKC, the dog must become AKC registered.
Dogs of breeds not recognized by the AKC may compete in the Special Attraction Show.
THERE ARE FOUR ALL BREED DOG SHOWS
1.- Universal Championship Dog Shows licensed by the AKC
(For breeds fully recognized by the AKC)
Championships Titles that will be offered for both males and females, during the FCM Universal Championship Dog Shows and the FCM Special Attraction Shows.
FCM - Panamerican Championship Title (Thursday November 12th, 2026)
FCM - Continental Championship Title (Friday November 13th, 2026)
FCM - Intercontinental Championship Title (Saturday November 14th, 2026)
FCM -Universal Championship Title (Sunday November 15th, 2026)
FCM - Mexican Championship Title (All four days)
AKC – Championship Points (All four days) <Only for AKC recognized breeds and varieties>
AKC - Grand Championship (All four days) <Only for AKC recognized breeds and varieties>
FCM - Panamerican Championship
FCM - Puppy Panamerican Championship
The “FCM Puppy Panamerican Championship” will be offered by FCM to the “Puppy Class” winners, male and female, on Thursday November 12th, 2026. The Puppy Class shall be for dogs that are six months of age and over, but under twelve months, that are not champions. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Junior Panamerican Championship
The “FCM Junior Panamerican Championship” will be offered by FCM to the “Twelve-to-Eighteen Month Class” winners, male and female, on Thursday November 12th, 2026. The Twelve-to-Eighteen Month Class shall be for dogs that are 12 months of age and over, but under 18 months, that are not champions. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Panamerican Championship
The “FCM Panamerican Championship” will be offered by FCM to the Best of Breed or Best of Variety of Breed, to the Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed or Best of Variety of Breed to the Select Dog and to the Select Bitch winners on Thursday November 12th, 2026. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Veteran Panamerican Championship
The “FCM Veteran Panamerican Championship” will be offered by FCM to the “Veteran Class” winners, male and female, on Thursday November 12th, 2026. The Veteran Class shall be for dogs aged seven years or older. The winners of the veteran class are not eligible to compete for AKC championship points but are eligible to compete for Best of Breed. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Continental Championship
FCM - Puppy Continental Championship
The “FCM Puppy Continental Championship” will be offered by FCM to the “Puppy Class” winners, male and female, on Friday November 13th, 2026. The Puppy Class shall be for dogs that are six months of age and over, but under twelve months, that are not champions. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Junior Continental Championship
The “FCM Junior Continental Championship” will be offered by FCM to the “Twelve-to-Eighteen Month Class” winners, male and female, on Friday November 13th, 2026. The Twelve-to-Eighteen Month Class shall be for dogs that are 12 months of age and over, but under 18 months, that are not champions. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Continental Championship
The “FCM Continental Championship” will be offered by FCM to the Best of Breed or Best of Variety of Breed, to the Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed or Best of Variety of Breed to the Select Dog and to the Select Bitch winners on Friday November 13th, 2026. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Veteran Continental Championship
The “FCM Veteran Continental Championship” will be offered by FCM to the “Veteran Class” winners, male and female, on Friday November 13th, 2026. The Veteran Class shall be for dogs aged seven years or older. The winners of the veteran class are not eligible to compete for AKC championship points but are eligible to compete for Best of Breed. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Intercontinental Championship
FCM - Puppy Intercontinental Championship
The “FCM Puppy Intercontinental Championship” will be offered by FCM to the “Puppy Class” winners, male and female, on Saturday November 14th, 2026. The Puppy Class shall be for dogs that are six months of age and over, but under twelve months, that are not champions. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Junior Intercontinental Championship
The “FCM Junior Intercontinental Championship” will be offered by FCM to the “Twelve-to-Eighteen Month Class” winners, male and female, on Saturday November 14th, 2026. The Twelve-to-Eighteen Month Class shall be for dogs that are 12 months of age and over, but under 18 months, that are not champions. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM -Intercontinental Championship
The “FCM Intercontinental Championship” will be offered by FCM to the Best of Breed or Best of Variety of Breed, to the Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed or Best of Variety of Breed to the Select Dog and to the Select Bitch winners on Saturday November 14th, 2026. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Veteran Intercontinental Championship
The “FCM Veteran Intercontinental Championship” will be offered by FCM to the “Veteran Class” winners, male and female, on Saturday November 14th, 2026. The Veteran Class shall be for dogs aged seven years or older. The winners of the veteran class are not eligible to compete for AKC championship points but are eligible to compete for Best of Breed. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Universal Championship
FCM - Puppy Universal Championship
The “FCM Puppy Universal Championship” will be offered by FCM to the “Puppy Class” winners, male and female, on Sunday November 15th, 2026. The Puppy Class shall be for dogs that are six months of age and over, but under twelve months, that are not champions. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Junior Universal Championship
The “FCM Junior Universal Championship” will be offered by FCM to the “Twelve-to-Eighteen Month Class” winners, male and female, on Sunday November 15th, 2026. The Twelve-to-Eighteen Month Class shall be for dogs that are 12 months of age and over, but under 18 months, that are not champions. The titles can be collected on the days of the event at the FCM office for free.
FCM - Universal Championship
The “FCM Universal Championship” will be offered by FCM to the Best of Breed or Best of Variety of Breed, to the Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed or Best of Variety of Breed to the Select Dog and to the Select Bitch winners on Sunday November 15th, 2026. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Veteran Universal Championship
The “FCM Veteran Universal Championship” will be offered by FCM to the “Veteran Class” winners, male and female, on Sunday November 15th, 2026. The Veteran Class shall be for dogs aged seven years or older. The winners of the veteran class are not eligible to compete for AKC championship points but are eligible to compete for Best of Breed. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Mexican Championship
FCM - Puppy Mexican Championship
The “FCM – Puppy Mexican Championship” will be offered to the “Puppy Class” winners, male and female, during the four days of shows. The Puppy Class shall be for dogs that are six months of age and over, but under twelve months, that are not champions. The title will be obtained by winning the class once, during the four days. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Junior Mexican Championship
The “FCM – Junior Mexican Championship” will be offered to the “Twelve-to-Eighteen Month Class” winners, male and female, during the four days of shows. The Twelve-to-Eighteen Month Class shall be for dogs that are 12 months of age and over, but under 18 months, that are not champions. The title will be obtained by winning the class once, during the four days. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Mexican Championship
The “FCM – Mexican Championship” will be offered to the Best of Breed or Best of Variety of Breed, to the Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed or Best of Variety of Breed to the Select Dog and to the Select Bitch winners during the four days of shows. The title will be obtained by winning once, during the four days. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
FCM - Veteran Mexican Championship
The “FCM – Veteran Mexican Championship” will be offered to the “Veteran Class” winners, male and female, during the four days of shows. The Veteran Class shall be for dogs aged seven years or older. The winners of the veteran class are not eligible to compete for AKC championship points but are eligible to compete for Best of Breed. The title will be obtained by winning the class once, during the four days. Titles may be printed and collected at the FCM office on the days of the events, free of charge.
AKC - American Championship
(Only for AKC recognized breeds and varieties, by AKC Rules)
The points to obtain the official American Kennel Club Champion and Grand Champion titles for the AKC recognized breed and varieties (divided in seven groups), will be offered during the four days of shows according to the “Regulations for the American Kennel Club International Dog Shows”.
*Effective May 2026, points towards AKC titles will be calculated by the points schedule associated with Division 12.
The following judges are anticipated for the panel, *pending AKC approval
The distribution of judges for the breeds and groups will be published soon.
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- Allison Sunderman
- Angela Pickett
- Barbara Pessina
- Bonnie Threlfall
- Bryan Martin
- Carmen Battaglia
- Cindy Vogels
- Connie Clark
- David Fitzpatrick
- David Kirkland
- Dawn Hitchcock
- Debbie Melgreen
- Denise Flaim
- Dennis Sprung
- Donald Sturz
- Douglas Johnson
- Edunmd Dziuk
- George Milutinovich
- Grace Fritz
- Gus Sinibaldi
- Hal Biermann
- Harold "Red" Tatro III
- James Donahue
- Jamie Hubbard
- Jason Hoke
- Jerry Klein
- Linda Clark
- Mary Miller
- Michael Canalizo
- Michael Faulkner
- Pamela Lambie
- Patricia Cruz
- Patricia Keenan
- Paula Nykiel
- Randy Garren
- Richard Powell
- Robin Stansell
- Scott Pfeil
- Thomas Davies
- Valeria Rickard
- Vicki Seiler-Cushman
Please click to view the CV of the judge you are interested in.
I have been involved with purebred dogs my entire life, having purchased my first German Shepherd when I was 19. Years later while training a German Shepherd in obedience I became ”hooked” on competition. I discovered the Puli breed in the mid-1970’s while at Westminster and was instantly attracted to them because of our shared “Hungarian” heritage. I have focused on this breed since that time under the Moonshadow prefix. I have breed approximately 80 champions and obedience titled dogs, including Best in Show and National Specialty winners with dogs titled in England, Denmark and Australia, as well as top producers in the breed. In the early 1990’s we added Norwich Terriers to our pack. I currently live with 4 Pulik and one amazing German Shepherd.
I’ve been involved with several dog clubs, including the Puli Club of America, Putnam Kennel Club, Saw Mill River Kennel Club and past member of the Greenwich Kennel Club. I am approved to judge the Herding and Terrier Groups, as well as 12 Working breeds. I have judged the Puli Club of America National Specialty in 2002, 2008, 2014, 2019 and 2024, as well as the Puli Championship show in Great Britain, the Norwich Terrier breed at Montgomery Kennel Club, and at Westminster Kennel Club.
My first recollection of a dog show was attending the Fall Fun Match for the Fort Dearborn Basset Hound Club in 1960. A couple of years later we had new dogs and I could start showing in Junior Showmanship. That didn’t last long, as I qualified for Open Class in 5 shows and had to wait until I was old enough then for Open. I qualified 5 consecutive years for the Westminster KC Junior Finals, placing 3rd in 1967. My family continued showing dogs while I was in college. While there I began judging Junior Showmanship in 1974, the first person under the age of 21 so approved. Upon graduating from Iowa State University I began managing horse shows, specifically Hunter/Jumper and Arabian “A” rated horse shows for the American Horse Shows Association. While doing that I became an “R” Steward, equivalent to an Executive Field Representative at dog shows. In 1983 I married Nancy Sheehan and began handling dogs professionally under the SHOWS, etc. banner. We were quite the duo, setting many breed records for several breeds. In 2013 we hung up our leads and I began a new career with the American Kennel Club as an Executive Field Representative. I served in the position until COVID-19 struck. With all this behind me I have come to my latest adventure, Judging! I am approved to judge all Hound breeds, the Hound Group, Best in Show and all Miscellaneous breeds, plus Permit status for Bracco Italiani, Golden Retrievers, Clumber Spaniels, Spinoni Italiano, Alaskan Malamutes, Bernese Mt Dogs, Black Russian Terriers, Bullmastiffs, Doberman Pinschers, Great Danes, Great Pyrenees, Leonbergers, Portuguese Water Dogs, Samoyeds, Japanese Chin, Tibetan Terriers, Australian Shepherds and Polish Lowland Sheepdogs. I am looking forward to being a part of this inaugural venture between the American Kennel Club and the Federacion Canofila Mexicana!
Dr. Donald Sturz began participating in the sport of dogs as a child and was ranked as the number one Junior Handler in the U.S. for three consecutive years. Dr. Sturz has bred, owned, and handled All-Breed and Specialty Best in Show winners and nationally ranked dogs in a variety of breeds, most notably Golden Retrievers, Poodles, Pembroke Welsh Corgis, and Pekingese.
Dr. Sturz began judging in 1990 and has adjudicated at major all-breed and specialty shows worldwide, including ten times at the Westminster Kennel Club show and Best in Show at Westminster in 2022. In 2020, he was voted Judge of the Year at the Purina Pro Plan® Show Dogs of the Year awards ceremony.
Dr. Sturz currently serves as the President of the Westminster Kennel Club. He is also a member of the Westchester Kennel Club, the Poodle Club of America, the Pekingese Club of America, the Bull Terrier Club of America and the Progressive Dog Club.
Breeding under the world-famous Clussexx prefix, he has produced more than 250 AKC Champion's. Dogs from his kennel have won more than 180 Best in Show awards and 20 national specialties wins across four breeds.
Mr. Johnson holds the distinct honor of producing two Westminster Best in Show winners, and he is the only breeder of Westminster Best In Show winners in two different breeds. One was the Sussex Spaniel, Stump who as a veteran of 10 years, is the oldest dog to ever win Best in Show at Westminster.
Mr. Johnson began his judging career in 2000. He was awarded American Kennel Club's Sporting Breeder of the Year award in 2005, Judge of the Year Nominee for 2017, and a Winkie Award Winner for Breeder of the Year in 2019.
He is approved to Judge 6 groups in the AKC system, all Sporting, Hound, Working, Toy, Terrier and Non-Sporting. He has had the privilege of judging at some of the most prestigious shows in the AKC system, Westminster 7 times Including the Hound Group and Sporting Group (twice), and AKC Invitational 5 times to name just a few.
A founder in the Canine Conservation movement, Mr. Johnson, strives to be a voice for all breeders who work tirelessly to produce and promote their breed of choice. The honor of judging your breed clubs National Specialty is not lost on him. Advocating for dogs is a passion, but also a responsibility to insure the successful longevity of unique breeds. Together we must continue to foster the best breeding practices to keep breeds from extinction.
Eddie Dziuk has been actively involved in the sport of purebred dogs for nearly 50 years. He obtained his first Beagle in 1977 and finished its championship as a junior owner handler. He’s never been without the breed since. He has bred or owned more than 75 Beagle champions, including 5 National BOB Winners, and 11 BIS Winners. His 3 best known dogs remain “Judy” Ch. Lanbur Miss Fleetwood, the top winning 13” Beagle of all time, and the two Westminster BIS winners, “Uno” Ch. K-Run’s Park Me In First, and “Miss P” Ch. Tashtins Lookin For Trouble. In addition to Beagles, Eddie has also bred Miniature Pinschers and Norfolk Terriers, and has bred and owned BIS and National Specialty Winners in both of these breeds as well.
Eddie began judging in 2009, and is currently licensed for the Sporting, Hound and Toy Groups. He has judged in the US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, and the UK.
Professionally, Eddie holds a BS in Economics, and an MBA from University of Missouri. For the last 25 years, he has been the Chief Operating Officer of the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) where he has the unique opportunity to combine his business and management experience with his love of dogs and passion and interest in canine health. He is a full time advocate for the purebred dog, and canine health & welfare promoting responsible dog ownership and breeding practices.
At the age of 14 I cashed in all my savings to buy my first horse. I rode and showed hunters and jumpers through college before starting my career at a major bank where I just celebrated my 30th Anniversary. It was through my involvement with horses that I learned to appreciate and understand movement, soundness, and conformation.
I bought my first Bulldog in 1997 from Showtime Bulldogs and found my passion again, this time in dogs. At the same time I acquired my first Standard Manchester Terrier. I had a great time with “Tucker” who became a top winning dog honored nationally at the breed, group, and specialty level. In 2010 I went back to Showtime Bulldogs and acquired my first French Bulldog. I have been fortunate to have bred Bulldogs and French Bulldogs recognized with multiple Best in Show, Reserve Best in Show, multiple Group, and multiple Specialty show wins.
I am a French Bulldog Breeder of Merit and never end a day without learning more about my foundation breeds as well as many others as I pursue my passion as an AKC judge. I currently judge the Non Sporting Group, Toy Group, Terrier Group, BIS and seven sporting breeds.
Michael Canalizo has spent many years in the Dog Show World as a Breeder/Owner, Professional Handler, turned Judge. His first exposure to his primary breed: the Afghan Hound came in 1961 as a member of “the typical Hobby Breeder family” with their purchase of “Babu Bamn of Grandeur”. He showed his families home-bred dogs through five generations of their own small breeding program. His relationship with the Afghans of Grandeur spans over 60 years. He has owned, shown, and lived with many other breeds, among them: Salukis, Dachshunds, German Shepherd Dogs, Whippets, Border Collies, Parson, and Russell Terriers.
He was the Breeder/Owner/Handler of the Top Winning Hound of All Time
(Ch. Triumph of Grandeur) with 87 BIS wins until a daughter of his dog
(Int. Ch. Tryst of Grandeur) broke that record with 161 BIS. He has won 2 Top Owner Handler Awards and 6 Quaker Oats Awards. Collectively he piloted over 100 Afghan Hounds to their Championships recording 300 All-Breed Best in shows and nearly 1,000 Hound Group awards in the breed, including Top Dog of the year in 1995.
He is currently approved to judge BIS, All Sporting, Hound, Toy, Non-Sporting and Herding breeds plus breeds in the Working group. He has officiated at events in 38 countries to date.
Michael is a member of the Afghan Hound Club of America, Westbury Kennel Association and the Morris and Essex Kennel Club.
Michael Canalizo’ s credentials include developing and presenting dog-related educational seminars worldwide, 30 years as an OHA Handling Instructor, feature writing, and working as a contributing editor for numerous national and international publications. He was an AKC Executive Field Representative and held the position as director of AKC Event management from 2005 to 2016.
While he has demonstrated decades of success in the conformation world, his focus has always been his unwavering support of the breeders and owners of the AKC Pure-Bred dog.
Randy purchased his first toy poodle in 1966 with his lawn mowing money when he was 12 years old, bred his first litter a year later and went to his first dog show in 1968. He has bred approximately 65 champions including Poodles, Dachshunds, Norfolks and Chihuahuas. Randy and his husband, Dennis McCoy, bred the top winning black poodle ever (all varities) Ch. Randenn Tristar Affirmation. Known as Yessie, she won 103 all breed BIS.
Dennis and Randy finished more than 1,000 champions and won over 500 all breed BIS. They also showed the top winning non-sporting dog in history, Ch. Lake Cove That's My Boy with 169 all breed BIS and his grandfather Ch. Whisperewind On A Carousel with 105 all breed BIS. "Peter" was BIS at Westminster in 1991. Team Randenn piloted CH. Spotlight's Spectacular, a Dalmatian, to 66 all breed BIS making her the top winning Dal of all time.
Randy began judging in 2000 and is approved for five groups. A very popular arbiter in the US, he has also judged in Canada, Mexico, Columbia, Brazil, Argentina, Sweden, Japan, China and Australia. He has been Show Chair for Cary Kennel Club since it's beginning, is Show Chair for Raleigh Kennel Club and serves as Coordinator for The Tarheel Cluster.
Click the button for each day to see which breeds each judge will evaluate.
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Thursday November 12, 2026.
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Friday November 13, 2026.
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Saturday November 14, 2026
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Sunday November 15, 2026
ENTRY FEE - PROCESS - CLOSING DATES
Entry fee: $60.00 US dollars per dog per day at FCM Universal Dog Shows. (For breeds fully recognized by the AKC.)
Entry fee: $60.00 US dollars per dog per day at Special Attraction Shows. (FCM recognized breeds or varieties only, which are not eligible to compete in the AKC Licensed show.)
Entries close on October 7, 2026 at 12:00pm (noon) (Mexico, City time)
Location
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EXPO SANTA FÉ
- Av. Santa Fe 270, Santa Fe, Zedec Sta Fé, Álvaro Obregón, 01210 Ciudad de México, CDMX, México
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the requirements for bringing U.S. dogs into Mexico?
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- Dogs must have a health certificate issued by a USDA-accredited veterinarian.
- They must be checked in with SENASICA at the border or airport.
- A valid rabies vaccination certificate is required.
- Proof of ownership must be presented.
- Internal and external dewormed, within the six previous months and are free of ectoparasites
- For more information visit: https://www.gob.mx/cms/uploads/attachment/file/565030/If_you_are_traveling_with_your_pet2.pdf
- How to get dogs back into the U.S.?
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- Dogs must have proof of ownership.
- A valid rabies vaccination certificate must be provided.
- Will a screwworm certification be required for re-entry into the U.S.?
- For information on screwworm certification, please consult the USDA website: https://www.aphis.usda.gov/pet-travel/another-country-to-us-import/dogs
- How will tariffs be managed when crossing the border?
- Currently, neither you nor the dogs you are bringing into the country are subject to tariffs. However, any tangible goods you purchase may be subject to applicable tariffs.
- When and where will the show take place?
- What is the point schedule?
- Effective May 2026, points towards AKC titles will be calculated by the points schedule associated with Division 12.
- https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn-origin-etr.akc.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/08134438/Schedule-Points-DIV12-2025.pdf
- Is this event a joint collaboration?
- These shows are the result of an agreement between the AKC and FCM, granting FCM the license to hold AKC shows in Mexico.
- Will this be a standard AKC show with the usual AKC classes?
- The show will follow the same format as AKC shows in the United States.
- What will be offered at the event?
- All-Breed Conformation shows with Junior Showmanship will be offered all four days.
- FCM will host a special attraction for FSS, Miscellaneous, and non-AKC recognized breeds.
- How will FSS and Miscellaneous breeds be handled?
- For this inaugural event, FSS and Miscellaneous breeds will participate in a special attraction rather than an open show.
- How will breeds not recognized by the AKC be addressed?
- FCM will host a special attraction each day of the cluster specifically for breeds not fully recognized by the AKC.
- Will dogs be eligible to earn AKC & FCM points/titles?
- Competing dogs can earn points toward their AKC Championship or Grand Championship titles, just as they would at any AKC-sanctioned all-breed event. The FCM will also present exclusive titles specific to these international shows. While participants may enter the shows using their national kennel club registration numbers, dogs must obtain AKC registration for their placements to be officially recognized toward an AKC title.
- Will the judges be AKC-approved?
- All judges selected by FCM for these events must be AKC approved judges or a foreign judge eligible to judge AKC events pursuant to AKC Board policy.
- Which breed standards will be applied?
- Judging at the all-breed conformation show will be in accordance with AKC approved breed standards as this is an AKC show hosted by FCM.
Host Hotel
HOTEL THE PARAGON SANTA FÉ
Juan Salvador Agraz 97, Santa Fe, Contadero,
Cuajimalpa de Morelos, 05348,
Ciudad de México, CDMX
Contact methods for reservations:
All guests may make their reservations individually by contacting the hotel’s Reservations Department directly, simply mentioning the group code “FCM UNIVERSAL CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOWS 2026” for stays between November 10 and November 16, 2026.
- Tel: +52 55 1105 0170
- Email: reservaciones.paragon@accor.com
The use of the above-mentioned code will be available until October 13, 2026. After this date, reservations will be subject to the hotel’s best available rate.
Benefits:
- Buffet breakfast included according to the selected occupancy.
- Maximum of two (2) dogs per room allowed in carriers/crates with maximum dimensions of 105 cm x 73 cm x 76 cm (INCLUDED in the rate).
- Complimentary Wi-Fi for guests.
- Complimentary access to the fitness center for guests.
Guarantees:
A credit card will be required from each guest as a guarantee for the reservation.
Prepayments may also be made; guests may contact the reservations agent to inquire about available prepayment options.
Cancellation and No-Show Policy:
Reservations may be canceled until 6:00 PM one day prior to the guest’s arrival date. After this time, in case of cancellation, the hotel will apply a charge equivalent to one night at the reserved rate plus applicable taxes. This charge will be applied to the credit card provided as a guarantee.
Additionally, if a guest with a confirmed reservation does not arrive on the scheduled date, a no-show charge equivalent to one night plus applicable taxes will apply.
HOTEL NH COLLECTION MEXICO CITY SANTA FE
Juan Salvador Agraz 44, Lomas de Santa Fe, Contadero,
Cuajimalpa de Morelos, 05109
Ciudad de México, CDMX
All guests may make their reservations individually by contacting the hotel’s Reservations Department directly, simply mentioning the group code “FCM UNIVERSAL CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOWS 2026” for stays between November 10 and November 16, 2026.
Reservation Methods
- Tel: +52 55 3098 7646
- Link: https://www.nh-hotels.com/es/eventsweb/fcm-uni-championship-2026nhsf
The use of the above-mentioned code will be available until October 13, 2026. After this date, reservations will be subject to the hotel’s best available rate.
Benefits:
- Buffet breakfast included according to the selected occupancy.
- Maximum of two (2) dogs per room allowed in carriers/crates with maximum dimensions of 105 cm x 73 cm x 76 cm (MXN $630 per dog, per night).
- Complimentary Wi-Fi for guests.
- Complimentary access to the fitness center for guests.
Guarantees:
A credit card will be required from each guest as a guarantee for the reservation.
Prepayments may also be made; guests may contact the reservations agent to inquire about available prepayment options.
Cancellation and No-Show Policy:
Reservations may be canceled until 6:00 PM, three (3) days prior to the guest’s arrival date. After this time, in case of cancellation, the hotel will apply a charge equivalent to one night at the reserved rate plus applicable taxes. This charge will be applied to the credit card provided as a guarantee.
Additionally, if a guest with a confirmed reservation does not arrive on the scheduled date, a no-show charge equivalent to one night plus applicable taxes will apply.
HOTEL HILTON MEXICO CITY SANTA FE
Antonio Dovali Jaime 70, Santa Fe, Zedec Sta Fé,
Álvaro Obregón, 01219
Ciudad de México, CDMX
All guests may make their reservations individually by contacting the hotel’s Reservations Department directly, simply mentioning the group code “FCM UNIVERSAL CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOWS 2026” for stays between November 10 and November 16, 2026.
Reservation Methods:
- Tel: +52 55 5985 90
- Email: MEXSA_reservations@hilton.com
- Link: https://www.hilton.com/en/attend-my-event/mexsahh-grcdog-fa1c4362-9af1-4743-934c-4a74cb45193/
The use of the above-mentioned code will be available until October 22, 2026. After this date, reservations will be subject to the hotel’s best available rate.
Benefits:
- Buffet breakfast included according to the selected occupancy.
- Maximum of one (1) dog per room allowed in a carrier/crate with maximum dimensions of 90 cm x 60 cm x 68 cm (US$50.00 per dog, per night).
- Complimentary Wi-Fi for guests.
- Complimentary access to the fitness center for guests.
Guarantees:
A credit card will be required from each guest as a guarantee for the reservation.
Prepayments may also be made; guests may contact the reservations agent to inquire about available prepayment options.
Cancellation and No-Show Policy:
Reservations may be canceled until 6:00 PM, three (3) days prior to the guest’s arrival date. After this time, in case of cancellation, the hotel will apply a charge equivalent to one night at the reserved rate plus applicable taxes. This charge will be applied to the credit card provided as a guarantee.
Additionally, if a guest with a confirmed reservation does not arrive on the scheduled date, a no-show charge equivalent to one night plus applicable taxes will apply.
HOTEL BARCELÓ MÉXICO SANTA FE
Guillermo González Camarena 300, Santa Fe, Zedec Sta Fe, Alvaro Obregón, 01210, Ciudad de México
All guests may make their reservations individually by contacting the hotel’s Reservations Department directly, simply mentioning the group code “FCM UNIVERSAL CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOWS 2026” for stays between November 9 and November 17, 2026.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS HOTEL DOES NOT ACCEPT DOGS.
Reservation Methods:
- Tel: +52 55 5004 1616 Ext. 2812
- E-ail: mexicosantafe.res@barcelo.com
The use of the above-mentioned code will be available until October 13, 2026. After this date, reservations will be subject to the hotel’s best available rate.
Group Benefits:
- Buffet breakfast included according to the selected occupancy.
- Complimentary Wi-Fi for guests.
Guarantees:
A credit card will be required from each guest as a guarantee for the reservation.
Prepayments may also be made; guests may contact the reservations agent to inquire about available prepayment options.
Cancellation and No-Show Policy:
Reservations may be canceled up to 48 hours prior to the guest’s arrival date. After this time, in case of cancellation, the hotel will apply a charge equivalent to one night at the reserved rate plus applicable taxes. This charge will be applied to the credit card provided as a guarantee.
Additionally, if a guest with a confirmed reservation does not arrive on the scheduled date, a no-show charge equivalent to one night plus applicable taxes will apply.