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Posted 3/12/2009 10:36:53 AM


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(click on conformation and upcoming events)

what part of the country are you in?


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Posted 3/12/2009 10:43:45 AM


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Can't seem to make the links work

raudogshows.com
onofrio.com
infodog.com
ukcdogs.com (click on conformation and upcoming events)


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Posted 3/16/2009 5:53:48 AM
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infodog.com will have the most up-to-date complete listing.  (akc.org too but I find their website so hard to navigate!)  Infodog (run by the show superintendent MB-F) has a complete listing...including shows run by other superintendents.  Rau is a website you need to bookmark too as they cover alot of shows in the North East area (particular PA, NJ) but they don't list All Shows...only shows they run.

The AKC Gazzette is a magazine I'd highly reccomend and they too have an easy to read listing of shows/events.

Do you have a Pembroke?  There are plenty of Pembroke breeders/exhibitors out there in the NorthEast and several Specialty (PWC) clubs.  I don't remember exactly where you live but here are some links:

Garden State (NJ) Pembroke W. Corgi Club

New England based PWC club:

MD/VA area Club

And finally the National Breed Club...an important site to bookmark.

BTW, Specialty clubs are by "area" and only so many are allowed within certain distances from each other.  A Specialty Club might not be right down the road from you.  In this case you might also wish to join an all breed club.  Many times you have to volunteer, attend events, and get to know people before being allowed to join.  Because members vote on important issues, membership is not usually granted randomly but only after a prospective member is known. 

 

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