THE Show Will Go On!
News about the May Shows — click to read more.
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MEMBER RENEWALS
Membership Renewals for 2023 are due by December 31, 2022. But it is easy. Fill out the form and send it with your check to Treasurer Betty Chapman.
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AGILITY FUN 4 ALL
WHETHER BEGINNER OR ADVANCED MCKC Members & Non-Members are WELCOME NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY – EVERYONE INVITED SHADOW HILL TRAINING CENTER 1723 Belford Church Road, Jackson Springs, NC 27281 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2022 10 AM – 2 PM Rain or Shine (Building available if raining) Light Refreshments available. Bring your own Dog, Chair, Dog Treats, Dog…
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GIVING UPDATE
Moore County Kennel Club has donated over $170,000 since 2010.
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From President Jane
President Jane is ready to call an end to summer, and there’s a lot of really exciting things coming for More County Kennel Club.
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As Seen. . .
Our club has started to submit Calendar Items advertising our regular meetings in The Pilot, Pines Times and Sandhills Sentinel.
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AKC BOARD UPDATE
The AKC Board of Directors sends our club updates on actions taken at their meetings. August 2022 included: Emergency Procedures at Dog Events, Modification of the Disqualification and Reinstatement Procedures, Conformation Championship Points, Judges required in lower level performance and companion titles, data and mileage restrictions, Owner-Handler Series, and the listing of event committee members in premiums.
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September 14, 2022 Meeting
The Club’s General Membership Get Together will our regular business, as well as a special presentation by Member Mary Wood on the Berger Picard.
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Corgi’s Featured During Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
From The National News UK: Nicky Harley London May 31, 2022 Queen Elizabeth II’s love of corgis is being celebrated as part of her platinum jubilee with a trail of giant statues of the dogs set up throughout London. The trail, called The Queen & Her Corgis, comprises 19 giant corgi statues located in public spaces, gardens, stations,…
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How a Facebook page for Irish setter lovers helped Ukrainians flee with their dogs
REPRINTED FROM NPR: SEMUR-EN-AUXOIS, France — It all started with a distressing photo of a man and his dog, trying to board a train out of Ukraine in the early days of the Russian invasion. The picture was posted on a Facebook group for Irish setter lovers of the world. “And there was really a crowd everywhere,…
