Dayton Kennel Club All-Breed AKC Match Sunday April 14th

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2012 match photo by Dean Vincent

 

Do you have a young dog that needs a “tune up” before the show season? A young puppy that you’re just getting started? Don’t miss the Dayton Kennel Club’s upcoming AKC Sanctioned “B” match on Sunday, April 14 at the Action Sports Center on Gateway Drive in Dayton.

Lots of free parking, indoor and outdoor grooming space, large indoor rings and a snack bar. Classes for dogs aged 3-6 mos, 6-9 mos, 9-12 months and adult dogs, as well as for Junior Handlers. Please, no dogs with taped ears! Professional handlers may only show dogs owned by themselves or members of their immediate family.

Official puppy match flyer can be found here , with information about pre-registration. Entries are also taken day of show 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.  Judging for Junior handling begins at 11:00, Conformation judging at 11:30. For more information call (937) 884-5686.

 

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Scheduling Issues?

 

 

169-609Had a note from a last year’s defending Brace champion that she was hoping for late ring time on Sunday so that she can both attend a nearby specialty the day before– and we will certainly ask the folks in the judging schedule department to schedule that breed (Flat Coats) as late in the day on Sunday as they can. If anyone else has a schedule conflict or a breed conflict they’d like to avoid, please let me know and I will forward these requests to the superintendent. While we cannot absolutely guarantee that we will get what we ask for, they do work really hard to try to accommodate our requests, and so far, no one has been disappointed. You can post a note on our Facebook page , leave a comment here, or send me an email directly to fsckc@earthlink.net.

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Comedian Merrill Markoe takes a gentle dig at male handlers in the ring at Westminster Kennel Club, being shown by their Bouviers and Min Pins. Ms. Markoe has an earlier video, White Women in Knee-Length Suits, but with its unpleasantly snarky commentary, it’s less funny.

Welcome to Fort St. Clair Kennel Club’s New Website!

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Before we do one more thing, we must take a minute to thank Norma Bennett Woolf for looking after our old website, fortstclairkc.org, for so long. She has been incredibly kind and generous with her time and efforts and we are very grateful.

So, now, in something that feels a little bit like working without a net, we are going to try to maintain our own web page for the club.

We hope in time to build a community at this site that works in tandem with our Facebook page and with our members spread out across Western Ohio and Eastern Indiana.  We’d love to share information about events, dog strories, useful information from the veterinary and dog training worlds along with news and  photos from our friends and members.