The big day is on the way. MCKC’s 2022 Dog Show will take place May 7-8, 2022. Click here to see the schedule.
2022 DOG SHOW
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2022 DOG SHOW
JUNE AGILITY TRIALS
FUN DAY COMMITTEE
Lynn Cox, Carol Dowd Kamalbake, Naomi Johnson, Mary Wood, Brenda Lewis, and Andrea Gumrich have graciously agreed to for a FUN DAY COMMITTEE, which will tackle ideas of the things […]
DOG SHOW UPDATE
Moore County Kennel Club’s Dog Show will take place May 7-8, 2022 at the Polo Fields in Pinehurst, located behind the Harness Track at 200 Beulah Church Road, Pinehurst. Need […]
Dog Show Marketing
Promoting our show is very important. Ellen has been submitting the event to as many “free” places as possible, including several local Facebook Groups, Convention & Visitors Bureau in Moore […]
OVER $150,000 GIVEN
to Dog Related Charities Since 2010 This past Month: $1,000 to the Pinehurst K9 Unit $1,000 to the Southern Pines K9 Unit $1,000 to the Moore County Sherriff’s K9 Unit […]
Springfest Volunteer Schedule
Thank you volunteers for agreeing to work during Springfest on April 30. I’m not sure this can actually be called work, since it is so much fun! Our Booth is located at the Corner of NE Broad & E Penn, in Southern Pines. We really could use more volunteers, whether or not they bring their dogs. If interested, please contact [email protected].
SPRINGFEST
The Springfest Booth is an important way we will use to promote our club and dog show attendance. Check out links at bottom for Scheduling. If you’re not on the list, please contact [email protected].
MINUTES – April 13, 2022
What a great meeting. It was a beautiful opportunity to say hey to old friends and meet new. If there are any updates or corrections to the minutes, please contact [email protected].
Local Revenue
According to a study done by the American Kennel Club, the average conformation exhibitor spends $685 per weekend in the community holding the event. That translates to almost $700,000 for Moore County.