INT and DI---what do they mean - Page 1

I have noticed on some SV pedigrees (INT) appears after the dog's name. I assumed it might mean interntaional but why would that be there if the dog was born, titled and shown in Germany? Anyone know why that appears on the Ahnentafel...

Also, in looking at trial results in the SV's database, I have often seen DI for some dogs. Occasionally for entire trial. I doubt it means disqualified. I suppose I can contact friends in Germany to ask, but I thought someone, perhaps like Susie, would know the answer and that would be quicker...

DI = disqualifiziert / disqualified

INT should be the shortcut for an internationally registered kennel name within FCI.

Okay, thanks.

In looking at the SV DOxS, I have noticed some trials where all of the dogs received a DI. Why would all of the dogs in a trial be disqualified...

As for INT, if it means internatioanlly registered, then is it fair to assume that most well known German kennels are INT?

No, most German kennels are only SV registered.

Vielen Dank noch ein mal. So then, do you have any idea why some breeders would want to register their kennel with the FCI in addition to the SV?
Hochachtungsvoll

Here is an answer that  I received from the SV Oct 2016

In reference to your inquiry I would like to inform you that the addition (INT) means that this kennel name has been registered for all countries. This means when the breeder would change his main residence to another country he can use the same kennel name to breed with the national WUSV club of his new residence country.

Thank you. Makes sense.