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Dog Clubs Directory: International Listing of Dog Clubs |
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• Podencoklubben i Norge Podencoklubben organiserer brorparten av de 70-80 Podenco Ibicenco i Norge. Klubben ble startet i 1990 og organiserer bade hundeeiere og andre som elsker denne vakre hunden men kanskje ikke har anledning til a ha en selv. Vi er omlag 80 medlemmer fra Skandinavia, resten av Europa og USA. • Myndeklubben Denkark Myndeklubben har 250 medlemmer i savel ind- og udland. Klubben udgiver bladet Myndenyt 4 gange om aret. Myndenyt er pa 70 - 80 sider og indeholder artikler, billeder, udstillingsresultater, aktivitetsoversigt, opdraetterliste samt mange andre ting om de forskellige racer. • Havanese Club of America Created in 1979 for the purpose of forming a national breed club for the Havanese, the Havanese Club of America. One of the goals was to seek AKC recognition for our breed. At that time, there were nine members and the Havanese was considered a "rare" breed. Today the HCA has 400+ members and the Havanese is a member of the Toy Group with full recognition by AKC. • Hamiltonstovare Club of Great Britain The Hamiltonstovare Club of Great Britain Web site. In line with the growing popularity of our breed, the Hamiltonstovare, we decided to provide a website that would give owners, enthusiasts and those who are considering to own a Hamilton the opportunity to find out more about the breed and exchange views with other, like minded folk. • Havanese Club of Southern California The Heavenly Havanese Web site. This website was formed to bring together Havanese lovers in Southren California. Our mission is to educate the public about this rare breed. We welcome all Havanese owners both near and far. • Japan Kennel Club, Inc - Japanese dog Hokkaido This breed is said to have originated from medium-sized Japanese dogs that accompanied migrants from Honsyu (the main island of Japan) to Hokkaido during the Kamakura era (in the 1140s), when exchanges were developing between Hokkaido and the Tohoku District. When the breed was designated as a "natural monument" in 1937, it took on the name of the area. • Harrier Club of America Our main goals are to provide information on Harriers to the general public, to promote the responsible ownership of Harriers, to act as the guardians of the breed, to act in a rescue capacity for any Harrier in need of assistance, and to demonstrate the all-around nature of our hounds through conformation events, obedience events, tracking, agility and hunting trials. • Everything Husky - The North Greenland Dog The North Greenland dogs are of different colors, but the ones most commonly seen are gray, spotted white, and black haired. Not infrequently there is a round light spot over each eye. Dogs that are entrely white are also found in considerable numbers. The latter can hardly be distinguished from the white Arctic wolf. • German Spitz Club of United Kingdom The club holds one open show (in March) and since 1999, one championship show (November) each year, but shows are not the only concern of the club. There is also the aspect of GS Welfare. There are 2 newsletters published throughout the year plus a bulletin in December for all members, and the club also has some nice German Spitz merchandise for sale. • Svenska Galgo Espanol Klubben Galgo Espanol, den spanska vinthunden ar en hetsjakthund som i ursprungslandet anvands framst for jakt pa hare. Den ar mycket snabb och jagar med hjalp av synen. Den kan aven anvandas for jakt pa andra palsdjur, sasom kanin, rav och t.o.m. vildsvin. First Prev [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ] Next Last |