Group and Best In Show Judges in Their Own Words…

Group and Best In Show Judges Talk About Their Choices in Their Own Words…

Group and Best In Show Judges Talk About Their Choices in Their Own Words…

Philadelphia, February 16, 2022 – The Kennel Club of Philadelphia announced today that it has donated a total of $400,000 to four notable dog-related organizations — $100,000 each to the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, AKC Reunite, Take The Lead, and the AKC Canine Health Foundation.

Deb Cooper chats with Sergio Brown from The Crew about how The Crew began and ways to reach out to the community to get help with putting on dog shows.

I have sometimes likened Westminster to Brigadoon—the imaginary Scottish village celebrated in the Lerner & Loewe 1950s musical. It’s a charmed moment of canine ephemera that appears magically (and with a hell of a lot of hard work) once a year.

David Johnson, Cluster Chair of the Kentuckiana Cluster chats with Deb Cooper about the upcoming Kentuckiana Cluster in Louisville, Kentucky.

Broad assumptions are always a risky bet; just ask anyone in marketing. Yeah, everybody likes to eat but the reality goes off on a zillion tangents from there.

101 Park Avenue, in Manhattan, which houses the AKC Museum of the Dog, is sleek and modern, but on the inside lies a rich material past. The Museum and the AKC’s archives were first housed at the Club’s old headquarters at 51 Madison Avenue, then relocated to St. Louis, and then returned to New York in February of 2019. The collection now takes up several floors, and the Club’s public display is on the first through the third floors.

- Tickets on Sale Now for the City’s Biggest Pet Event- Tickets are on sale NOW for Tampa’s first AKC Meet the Breeds®, arriving at the Tampa Convention Center Saturday April 23rd and Sunday April 24th, 2022. The American Kennel Club® (AKC) and GF Sports & Entertainment bring this two-day educational event to Tampa to give attendees the unique […]

Sometimes it feels like life’s become one giant, endless festival of weird diseases. Okay, maybe that’s an overstatement but Covid has spawned plenty of unexpected repercussions.

New York is about to lose the historic Hotel Pennsylvania