SV Doesn't Recognize Czech Breed Surveys and Titles? - Page 1

I just received my pup's pedigree back from the SV. The only titles and breed surveys that they recognized were the few DDR dogs in her lines. They did not recognize a single Czech breed survey or title. Does anyone know why that is?

SV only recognizes surveys etc that are given by SV judges or SV recognized judges

in europe there are recognized judges in holland , austria and switzerland   , as far as I know

if a czech dog is titled etc in germany under SV juges it is recognized

Duke is correct. If any of the titles had been under SV judges from Germany, or SV -foreign judges, they would have been recognized by the SV. This has always been the case, AFAIK.

SV judges only in Holland, Austria, Switzerland, i think that is not the case
It is true however the dog must be worked under Judges recognized by the SV
Steve1

That´s right, dog can be worked in any country under SV judge.

That really sucks. I spent alot of time getting copies of my pups lines and their breed surveys/titles. The Czech surveys and titles are recognized through the FCI.

It seems very strange that the SV does not recognize the Czech surveys. As we know the FCI from 1911 is based in Belgium and 84 counties are members each country having it's own breed clubs and books as well as training its own judges
However i do not know how it is in other countries, But if you buy a Pup in Germany, you have to get a special paper which costs money before you can register that Pup in Belgium the Pedigree has to have a certain stamp on it, and then sent with more papers to the Belgian Sint Hubertus to get there stamp if not you cannot get the Pup Breed surveyed or can you get a Work book for it.
They have to be paid as well all in all a very costly animal is a Pup or Dog purchased in Germany
It took 3 months solid to get Gina's papers sorted between the SV and our own Sint Hubertus
Cost for that alone came to 240 USA dollars, Then add on another 680 USA dollars for Joints testing and the costs and the DNA and Costs, a total of  around 920 USA dollars, Plus the purchase price of the Pup,
If it turns out that you have bought a 'PUP' slang for a dummy if the Puppy does not work out to what you expect you can say it is an expensive lesson
Me' a glutton for punishment will go through it all again when the new Puppy comes in July
However i did not make a mistake with buying Gina, will i be lucky second time around, i hope so
Steve1