Facts and Figures
Key Information
The Kennel Club was founded in 1873 and is the governing body of dogs in the United Kingdom. Its main objectives are to promote in every way, the general improvement of dogs and encourage responsible dog ownership.
Although the prime objectives of the Kennel Club are related to the interests of pedigree dogs, it is also concerned by ‘anti-dog' legislation and actively represents the interests of responsible dog owners whether the dog is Kennel Club registered or not.
2007 Top 20 Breed Registrations
2006 Top 20 Breed Registrations
2005 Top 20 Breed Registrations
Registration statistics for all recognised dog breeds - 2006 and 2007
Online Surveys and Polls
Live surveys currently on the Kennel Club or Crufts websites. Please note you will need to be registered with each site to be able to take complete a survey or vote in a poll.
LIVE Survey: Exercising with your dog
LIVE Survey: Out and About with your dog
LIVE Poll: Which is your favourite dog activity?
LIVE Poll: Which dog was your favourite to win Best in Show at Crufts 2008?
Survey Results
As a dog owner, or a potential dog owner, the Kennel Club would like to know your answers to the questions set out in the short survey below.
Kennel Club Dog Ownership Survey Results
Discover Dogs - What is it that we love about owning a dog in the South East of England?
Kennel Club Dog Popularity Survey (South East Region) Results
As part of our ongoing commitment to continually develop and improve our services at Crufts, the Kennel Club recognises the importance in seeking feedback. With this in mind, we would like to hear about the activities of dog breeders at Crufts.
Dog Breeders attending Crufts 2008 Survey Results
We'd like to find out a little more about you if you read the Kennel Gazette
Kennel Gazette Readership Results
Poll Results
Question: Would you be more likely to accept a date, or be more interested in the person on the other end of the lead if they are walking a pedigree dog?
| Answer | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | 27 |
| No | 78 |
Question: If you are a member of the press, we'd like to know if you own a pet?
| Answer | Votes |
|---|---|
| Pedigree Dog | 50 |
| Crossbreed Dog | 4 |
| Cat | 2 |
| Bird | 0 |
| Multi-pet home | 16 |
| Don't own a pet | 4 |
Question: Which dog was your favourite to win Best in Show at Crufts 2007 - 'Virtually Best in Show'?
| Answer | Votes |
|---|---|
| Gundog Group Winner - The Retriever (Flat Coated). Pet Name: SIMON | 77 |
| Working Group Winner - The Alaskan Malamute. Pet Name: ROLLI | 30 |
| Pastoral Group Winner - The Bearded Collie. Pet Name: DAISY | 192 |
| Terrier Group Winner - The Fox Terrier (Wire). Pet Name: PEGGY | 17 |
| Hound Group Winner - The Bloodhound. Pet Name: BERTHA | 117 |
| Utility Group Winner - The Tibetan Terrier. Pet Name: WILLY | 44 |
| Toy Group Winner - The Maltese. Pet Name: MARK | 23 |
Question: Which is your favourite dog film?
| Answers | Votes |
| Homeward Bound: The incredible journey | 64 |
| Lady and the Tramp | 32 |
| Turner and Hooch | 46 |
| Lassie | 39 |
| Beethoven | 31 |
| 101 Dalmatians | 54 |
Question: Would you be interested in attending a workshop for Young Kennel Club members interested in a career with dogs?
| Answers | Votes |
| Yes 6 - 13 years | 11 |
| Yes 14 - 16 years | 13 |
| Yes 17 - 24 years | 18 |
| No | 2 |
Question: In which area of the UK would you like to see more YKC Training Weekends?
| Answers | Votes |
| North West | 3 |
| North East | 3 |
| Midlands | 2 |
| South East | 12 |
| East Anglia | 2 |
| Wales | 1 |
| Scotland | 7 |
| Northern Ireland | 2 |
| Channel Islands | 1 |
Question: Who is your favourite Superdog 2007 (Bitches)?
| Answers | Votes |
| Snowy | 23 |
| Teija | 12 |
| Honey | 24 |
| Sophie | 13 |
| Freya | 16 |
| Laika | 10 |
| Fudge | 14 |
| Mandy | 35 |
| Boo | 56 |
| Tema | 9 |
Question: Who is your favourite Superdog 2007 (Dogs)?
| Answers | Votes |
| Dylan | 33 |
| Mason | 5 |
| Piper | 7 |
| Tigger | 24 |
| Polar | 84 |
| Kye | 19 |
| Scotts Kelly | 42 |
| Kebu | 15 |
| Frazer | 30 |
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