Sunday 2th of august 2026 we warmly welcome everyone to round off the special with our unofficial exhibition, which will take place at the Engvallen Sports Ground in Forsvik.
Judges at this year’s special: Judges will be announced shortly and presented both here on the page and via the club’s Facebook page. Which class and judge will judge will be chosen when registration is closed, so that the judges have as even a distribution of participants as possible.
Classes at the show:
Puppy class I (4 – 6 months)
Open to dogs that on the day it is exhibited have reached the age of 4 months but have not turned 6 months.Puppy class II (6 – 9 months) Open to dogs that on the day it is exhibited have reached the age of 6 months but have not turned 9 months.
Junior class (9 – 18 months)
Open to dogs that on the day it is exhibited have reached the age of 9 months but have not turned 18 months.
Young dog class (15 – 24 months)
Open to dogs that on the day it is exhibited have reached 15 months of age but have not yet reached 24 months.
Hunting class (from 15 months and older)
Open to dogs that on the day it is exhibited have reached 15 months of age and have achieved a hunting test result, i.e. at least one Good (or 3rd prize taken before 2022 01 01) in the beginner class at a hunting test.
Open class (from 15 months – 8 years)
Open to dogs that on the day it is exhibited have reached 15 months of age.
Champion class (from 15 months)
Open to dogs that on the day it is exhibited have reached 15 months of age and have been awarded a Swedish, Nordic or other SKK approved national exhibition championship or an FCI confirmed international exhibition championship.
Senior class (8 – 10 years)
Open to dogs that on the day of the show have reached the age of 8 but have not yet reached the age of 10.
Veteran class (10 years and older)
Open to dogs that on the day of the show have reached the age of 10.
Class for disqualifying faults (from 4 months and older)
Open to dogs that, for example, have too much white in a place other than the breed standard prescribes, black in the coat, buff, bite faults, cryptorchid males, castrated males (regardless of the reason for castration), etc. The class has a female and a male class and participating dogs are from 4 months and up.
Registration via SKK INTERNET ENTRY ONLINE is made ENTER HER
Arrive when registration opens. Children with dogs are registered and paid on site, 30 sek/team. Registration fee is paid at the same time as registration is made via the web service.
TITLES
Junior Tollar Champion is decided in the beginner class, and only dogs born in the previous two years are eligible to participate. Dogs that win prizes from the special’s Nkl TJP and are shown at the special’s show are eligible to participate in the fight for the award ”Junior Tollar Champion of the Year”. The Tollar Champion of the Year is decided in the elite class. All dogs that win prizes in the elite class are ranked and go on to Sunday’s show class and are thus appointed ”Tollar Champion of the Year”.
To be qualified to participate in Tollermaster / Juniortollermaster the dog must be registered for BOTH Tollinghuntingtest and show (not in the class for disqualifying faults class).
Your dog must be in the SKK register to be able to enter the Tollar Special via the SKK online registration. In order to be able to enter your dog for the Tollar Special via the SKK online registration, membership in the Tollar Club is required. Foreign exhibitors must also have membership in the Swedish Tollar Club. A dog to be entered must be registered in a kennel organization approved by the FCI. For foreign dogs, this means that the dog needs to be in the SKK register. If the dog is not in the SKK dog register, a copy of the registration certificate with pedigree must be sent to SKK, so they can enter the dog in their register. Once the dog is entered, the entry can be made. The easiest way to do this is to scan your dog’s original pedigree (which must have information about the dog’s registered name, registration number, breed, birth number, lineage and breeder.) to reg@skk.se You can also send a copy of the original pedigree by snail mail to SKK, at: Registration Department, Box 771, SE 191 27 Sollentuna. You only need to state that you want to enter your dog for shows and competitions in Sweden.
Registration for the Exhibition’s TITLES are made HERE Champion title.
The registration fee for participation in the exhibition is not refunded due to change of judges. The registration fee is nor refunded in the case of an injured or sick dog, even on presentation of a veterinary certificate. The registration fee is nor refunded in the case of injured or sick owner, even on presentation of a medical certificate
Registration fee is paid at the same time as the registration is made through the web service. With credit cards; MasterCard or VISA. After payment has been made, you will receive an internet receipt with confirmation that your entry has been received.
Judges’ presentation for the Tollerspecial exhibition 2026
Ann-Christin Johansson
I have been breeding dogs since 1974, mainly American Cocker Spaniels, and I have my background in SSRK. I have had the privilege of following the Tollers since they first came to Sweden.
I have judged Toller specials in Switzerland, in Finland, and the special in Sweden three times. I am very fond of the breed and it will be great fun to do it again.
//Anki Johansson
Anne-Chatrine Edoff
With a shepherd since 1967, has been active for 30 years in SBK and the breed club as a breeder, competitor, instructor. In SBK as a teacher, MH assessor, and Mental Test judge for 25 years, active in SKK as Kennel Consultant, BPH assessor and now SKK supervisor for breeding education and mental training, mental pool, etc. Active lecturer.
With shepherd as the main breed, has owned American Cocker, Pointer, Norfolk Terrier, and most recently had a Spanish Water Dog for 16 years.
FCI conformation judge since 1988, Groups 1, 5, 7, and 8, and breeds in Group 2, judged shows inside and outside Europe.
Judged the “Tollarspecial” once before, had the honor to collaborate with the breed club to develop material and present the breed at the SSRK judges’ conference 2025.
Complete dog enthusiast who never stops being curious about dogs!
Bo Skalin
I have owned Giant Schnauzers since 1977 and Miniature Schnauzers since 1984. In 1985, the first litter was born under the prefix Hassan Hills, and over the next twenty years, more than 50 champion Giant Schnauzers and Miniature Schnauzers were born, earning over 100 titles worldwide. In recognition of successful breeding, Hassan Hills kennel was awarded the Hamilton Plaque by the Swedish Kennel Club (SKK).
I have also bred and exhibited Dalmatians and Cairn Terriers. Today, together with my wife Natalia, I breed Collies and Shetland Sheepdogs under the Skabona prefix.
In 1995, I received my first judge license, specialized in schnauzers and pinschers. After many years of training, studies, and evaluations, I became an All Breeds judge in 2011. I have judged extensively around the world, on all continents and at all levels. I have had the honor of being invited to judge European dog shows in 2011, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2021, 2022, and 2024, and World Dog Shows in 2009, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2022, and 2024.
I am board member of the Swedish Kennel Club, chairman of EDK. I have judged Nova Scotia Duck Tolling several times in Canada, including their largest specialty in Vancouver. It will be a great pleasure to judge at the world’s largest Toller exhibition.
Christina Daniels
I bought my first dog, an English Springer Spaniel, in 1976, and my first litter was born a few years later under my kennel name Mistily’s. I was an active exhibitor from the start but also participated in hunting trials and hunted practically with my dogs. Terriers were there from the beginning, including German Hunting Terriers, but also Hamilton Hounds. I have also had several different Spaniel breeds and have bred American Cocker and Cocker Spaniels.
Now I have a bird dog in the house again, an English Setter.
I have a great passion for dogs and breeding as well as judging dogs, and I have also had quite a few different breeds, which have taught me a lot and been so fun and interesting.
In total, there have been champions in six different breeds.
I have been a judge since 2007 and constantly continue to educate myself on new breeds, as I think it is both fun and exciting to judge dogs. The interest just keeps growing.
I am very much looking forward to judging your specialty again; I have judged it once before and I look forward to it.
I am really looking forward to judging your specialty again. I have judged it once before, and I am looking forward to seeing the breed’s development since then.
Aleksandra Palumbo
My name is Aleksandra Palumbo and I live in Bålsta with my husband, our dogs, the parrot Kiwi, and our aquarium fish. I have been active in the dog world since 2004, but dogs have been a part of my entire childhood.
Twenty-one years ago, I got my first Chinese Crested, and already a year later I started small-scale breeding under the kennel name Play Mansion. Eight years ago, my toy poodle joined the family, and today I am an active member of the Central Poodle Club, where I sit on the show committee.
In 2012, I became an authorized show judge and have since had the privilege of judging many national and international shows around Europe, including several breed specials.
Today I am qualified to judge group 2 (sections 1 and 3), all breeds in groups 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 9, and I am an authorized BIS judge.
Looking forward to a nice Toller day!