Kennel Club Registration | The Kennel Club
Ever watched Crufts and thought, "That looks fun"? For just £20 your dog gains lifetime access to Kennel Club events and competitions. Every dog deserves a chance to shine which is why any dog of any ancestry —pedigree or crossbreed— can be registered on the Activity Register, making this one of our most accessible and popular registration options.
Breeds A to Z - The Kennel Club
Gundog: Dogs that were originally trained to find live game and/or to retrieve game that had been shot and wounded Hound: Breeds originally used for hunting either by scent or by sight Pastoral: This group consists of herding dogs that are associated with working cattle, sheep, reindeer and other cloven footed animals Terrier: Dogs originally bred and used for hunting vermin
Dog and puppy vaccinations | The Kennel Club
Vaccinating your dog can protect them from important infectious diseases that can be harmful or kill them. These diseases used to circulate in the dog population, but widespread vaccination programmes now provide a significant degree of protection to dogs that have been immunised and those that haven’t.
Dog mating | Breeding | Kennel Club
Bitches can become pregnant during their first season, which can be from as early as 6 months old, depending on their size and breed.Although they can technically have puppies from an early age, responsible breeders put their dog’s needs first and will wait until they’re physically and mentally mature enough to cope with having puppies.
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Your dog's seasons | The Kennel Club
Your dog’s breed and size play a big part in when she is likely to have her first season. Most smaller breeds can have their first season at around six months old, but this can vary quite a lot from dog to dog, while some larger breeds may not go in to heat until they are over a year old.
Kennel cough in dogs - The Kennel Club
Kennel cough is a type of infection that usually causes a persistent hacking cough that can sound like a goose’s honk; If you think your dog is affected then you should phone your vet for advice; Kennel cough is not dangerous to most dogs, but can be more serious to young puppies, older dogs and dogs with underlying health conditions
Should I put my dog down? - The Kennel Club
The thought of losing a dog is painful, but being the one that decides to have them put to sleep can be heart-wrenching. Our dogs bring so much love into our lives, and it’s hard to imagine a time when we won’t feel their wagging tails thumping against our leg or their head nudging against our hands, asking for a stroke.
How to cope with losing a dog - The Kennel Club
The death of a dog can be painful and upsetting, but it’s a natural response to death and loss. There is no right or wrong way to process how you feel, but there are a few things you can do that may help you understand and cope with your grief:
Registrations | The Kennel Club Shop
We register over 250,000 pedigree dogs and crossbreed dogs every year. Our registration system is open to all dogs – we have developed different registers to suit all dogs and their owners including crossbreed dogs.