The FCI-IGP FH (tracking) discipline is among the most demanding in dog sports, requiring a high level of concentration, endurance, and teamwork between dog and handler.

Approximately 30 participants are expected to compete, with judging carried out by two internationally recognized performance judges.

Registration, training, and the veterinary check will take place on Tuesday. Each competitor will complete one track per day, with the trials scheduled from Wednesday to Saturday according to the official timetable.

Further details regarding the tracking fields, vegetation, and visual material will be provided in due course. Articles will be placed in accordance with the applicable trial regulations.

Only sports enthusiasts that have dogs of ISPU breeds are entitled to participate, they must be members of an ISPU organization and/or come from a nation that is a member of FCI. An FCI-recognized pedigree must be presented for each dog entered in the trials. The dog must have an FCI-IFH3 or FC IIGP-FH certificate for the IGP FH World championship. Qualification exams are accepted from the day following the previous World Championship closing ceremony until the deadline for the current World Championship set by the organizer.