ICF Representatives
The International Canicross Federation (ICF) aims to be the guarantor of the values, rules and sportsmanship specific to single-dog disciplines.

It must set up a system to evaluate the management of its activities and the achievement of its objectives, in order to inform affiliated federations about the performance of its organisation and to move forward.

And if national sports institutions must respect sports culture and national regulations, they must comply with the standards and requirements of international sports bodies.

Single-dog sport is now recognised as a sports movement, for this recognition to be validly applied, the ICF cannot afford to live in an isolation that is detrimental to its development, it must be part of its relevant environment and equip itself with good governance.

Thus, the International Canicross Federation (ICF) aims to achieve a generalised network of its sporting activities throughout the world and has therefore decided to call upon its representatives on each continent

The missions of the continental representative of the International Canicross Federation (ICF)

- They are above all the relay between the International Canicross Federation and the national federations on his continent.

- They contribute to the achievement of the goals set by the International Canicross Federation

- They ensure that the sporting rules related to single-dog sport are respected in order to achieve harmonisation between all affiliated countries, while keeping in mind that if international standards and regulations are essential in order to guarantee the international harmony of sporting disciplines, they may possibly conflict with certain national regulations.

- They are responsible for the continental dissemination of the ICF rules and values through the national sports federations established in the countries, while respecting the cultural dimension specific to each country, which reflects the way in which they are perceived by the population, and more particularly by people working in the sports sector and physical activity in general.

- They are also responsible for possibly making proposals for the development of the regulations specific to each sports discipline for which they are responsible and for ensuring their application by all practitioners, with the support of their national relays.

- They ensure that the federations can demonstrate that they meet the criteria and standards specific to single-dog disciplines in order to be recognised as such.

- They communicate/report information of all types that deserves dissemination.

- They can organise any type of gathering on his continent.

- They can form a team by recruiting assistants.