When will the Kennel Club put dogs first (and not humans) and recognise all breeds, dogs and dog lovers?

Question

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Answer 1

never they make to much money

Answer 2

I was under the impression that they already did put dogs first. The effort put into educating about responsible breeding and responsible dog ownership, the charitable donations to organisations looking to improve dog welfare. That was not an exhaustive list, just a couple of things off the top of my head.

True, there is more they could do - but as far as I can see, dogs and their owners would be far worse off without the kennel club.

You say that not all breeds are recognised - like what? True, the obscenely named hybrids (cockerpoo, golden-doodle etc...) are not recognised- but then they are NOT breeds.

You also contradict yourself when you ask the kennel club to recognise dog lovers in the same sentence that you criticise them for putting humans first.

Can you back up your claim in any way?

Answer 3

The Kennel Club (England) just like the AKC here in the US or CKC in Canada doesn't make those decisions. There is a set process for a breed to be recognized and that process is accomplished at the "Breed Club" level. So if you have a breed that you feel should have recognition, mite I suggest that you begin to organize a National Breed Club and write the Standard for the breed.

Answer 4

because the breed has to have a standard. Some breeds of dogs havent reached it yet. They are too new and have not reached a place yet in there genetic make-up that makes there breed generalized. Usually it takes a group a dedicated breeders of that breed, to get together and decide what is the best way to breed these dogs. Wether if be for size, shape, color, abilities, or abnormalities. If they can standardize the breed, breed, and raise consecutive, and constantly standard dogs from that. Then the Kennel Clubs will recognize them and are happy too.

Answer 5

The Kennel Club is the governing body of all dogs in the United Kingdom whose main objective is to promote in every way the general improvement of ALL dogs and encourage responsible dog ownership.

While the Kennel Club registers only pedigree dogs, it works towards improving the welfare of pedigree dogs and cross breeds alike. Currently the Kennel Club is lobbying the UK government on issues that affect all dogs – such as banning the import and sale of dog and cat fur, and banning the sale and use of electric shock collars. www.thekennelclub.org.uk

Answer 6

Because there are certain breed standards. That's why. Yes all dogs are wonderful especially the mixed breeds but kennel clubs honor older breeds and keep up their standards.

Temperment, size, coat, etc.

Answer 7

There are other clubs at which you may register your pet dog.however the kennel cub does a great job of ensuring pure bred dogs and there offspring are a known quantity.it also discourages indiscriminate breeding .

Answer 8

Which kennel club are you speaking of the AKC? UKC? or the private ones that have jumped up to name and register all the back yard breeding programs people are doing?

Explain more hon...
GOOD LUCK

Answer 9

If you mean all dogs pure breed or not then that's never going to happen. Not in England and not in the USA. That's not what they are ment to do.
These club are for pure breed dogs and the breeders owners, handlers of them. It's not for the everyday man or woman who owns a dog. Even if you own a pure breed dog doen't mean it is of such high standards, and qualities and posture to make it worthy to compete in these types of dog shows.

Answer 10

I'm not sure what you mean but the KC only recognise breeds that reside in the UK. dogs such as the Norweigan Lundehund are registered in other countries but not in the UK as there has not been a Lundehund in the UK for over ten years
http://www.kennels.co.uk/Hound/Norwegian%20Lundehund.html

Answer 11

Never; too much of a closed shop.