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The Kennel Club is the UK’s largest organisation dedicated to the health and welfare of dogs. The Kennel Club was founded in 1873 and is able to offer dog owners an unparalleled source of information, experience and advice on dog welfare, dog health, dog training and dog breeding.
Two Corgi breeds and Kate's Cocker Spaniel breed get royal boost
The popularity of the endangered Cardigan Welsh Corgi and the Pembroke
Welsh Corgi, whose popularity has plummeted in recent years, has soared
in the Queen's Jubilee year - leading ... Read more
In keeping with the Royal theme of the Queen's Jubilee during June, why
not come and view a special art exhibition of the only breed of dog with
a Royal Warrant?
'A Terrier's Tale, the Manchester Terrier through History' is now on
show for just... Read more
66 crossbreed dogs and their owners took part in the four Scruffts
heats at the London Pet Show, raising money for dogs through the Kennel
Club Charitable Trust.
Gorgeous 11 month old Golden Retriever/Poodle cross, Blizzard from
Guildford was n... Read more
The Kennel Club has welcomed the decision by the Welsh Government to
announce proposals to improve dog welfare in Wales through the
introduction of compulsory microchipping. The proposals, set out by Environment Minister John Griffiths, set out... Read more
The Kennel Club has welcomed guidelines published today on sentencing
for dangerous dog offences but remains concerned that recent government
proposals to update flawed dangerous dog legislation fail to include
genuinely preventative measures. Read more
The Kennel Club's inaugural conference for Kennel Club Breed Rescue
(KCBR) organisations, which was held at Stoneleigh recently, has been
hailed as a success. The Kennel Club has received much positive feedback following the
event, which saw ar... Read more
