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It can come as a shock when suddenly your lovely, cuddly puppy turns into a teenager! This stage comes anywhere between 4 and 8 months and can last anything from a few days to a couple of months. Your...

Being an Agility show secretary involves a huge amount of work and administration. This section provides all the information you need to assist with the task in hand. Secretaries should be aware that ...

We are delighted that the Holyrood Dog of the Year competition returned in April 2025, taking place at the Scottish Parliament Gardens.Holyrood Dog of the Year, organised by us and Dogs Trust, is open...

Before buying a puppy it’s useful to know that every breed of pedigree dog has a list of ideal recognised colours described in their breed standard (a description and guide to what a breed looks and a...

Welcoming a litter of puppies is one of life's greatest joys, but there is a lot to learn about responsible breeding and giving your puppies the best possible chance of living happy and healthy lives....

Judges at Royal Kennel Club licensed Bloodhound working trials are expected to maintain and abide by the highest standards, adhering to our Bloodhound (l) Regulations and the Judges' Code of Best...

Trust and respect The Royal Kennel Club Code is addressed to all of our members, committee members and all volunteers acting on behalf of the Royal Kennel Club. It is recognised that there is a Code o...

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Dogs come in a variety of shapes and sizes and it is therefore important to understand the nutritional requirements of your pet. Differences in body size, metabolism, age and energy requirements all i...

A woman from Goole, North Yorkshire has won The Kennel Club Breeders’ Competition final at Crufts, the world’s greatest dog show, on Friday 8 March. Cathy Thompson-Morgan won the ultimate breeder titl...