The title of “International Working Champion” is awarded by the FCI after the handler applied for it
through his/her LAO.

To be eligible for the title, the following requirements apply: two CACIT or alternatively one CACIT and two Reserve CACIT, separated by at least one year and one day, earned in two different countries under two different judges together with at least a “very good” at an FCI international show.

The CACIT and Reserve CACIT can be awarded at events sanctioned by the FCI.
All LAO must be invited to a CACIT event. A minimum of two judges must be invited, one of them being from a country
different from the organisers’ country. The awards are granted upon proposal of the judges.

The CACIT and Reserve CACIT can only be awarded to dogs of breeds which appear on the FCI Breed
Nomenclature as non-hunting working breeds and which have earned an “excellent” or “very good” in the
test, in class IPO-3. The CACIT is not automatically linked to the placing achieved.

The awarding of the title of “National Working Champion” depends on the LAO.