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by the American Kennel Club |
 
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Established 1974
We are a non-profit organization with a commitment to the education
of the dog owner, potential dog owner, and non-dog owners in our community.
The objective of our club is to advance the principles and practices in the breeding of
pure-bred dogs; promote and conduct licensed dog shows and sanctioned matches
under the rules and Regulations of the AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB, and to promote
social and recreational activities in connection with dog breeding and exhibition.
May Club Meeting &
Program
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
7:00 p.m.
Social time starts at 6:30 p.m.
Provino's
Restaurant
"Speaker - Dr. Pat Joyce"
A medical doctor specializing in infectious diseases, who works for a large
government agency next to Emory University. She has long-term interests
in Tropical Medicine and in Zoonotic Diseases (diseases of animals transmissible
to man), and frequently lectures to physicians in graduate programs and the military.
education and sponsoring AKC events. Members show their commitment
by exemplifying good sportsmanship and ethical breeding practices.
Updated April 30, 2008
We are a non-profit organization with a commitment to the education
of the dog owner, potential dog owner, and non-dog owners in our community.
The objective of our club is to advance the principles and practices in the breeding of
pure-bred dogs; promote and conduct licensed dog shows and sanctioned matches
under the rules and Regulations of the AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB, and to promote
social and recreational activities in connection with dog breeding and exhibition.
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
7:00 p.m.
Social time starts at 6:30 p.m.
Provino's
Restaurant
2911
Chapel Hill Road,
Douglasville, GA 30135
"Speaker - Dr. Pat Joyce"A medical doctor specializing in infectious diseases, who works for a large
government agency next to Emory University. She has long-term interests
in Tropical Medicine and in Zoonotic Diseases (diseases of animals transmissible
to man), and frequently lectures to physicians in graduate programs and the military.
DKC's
Mission Statement
Promoting
the sport of the
purebred dog in the community through service, education and sponsoring AKC events. Members show their commitment
by exemplifying good sportsmanship and ethical breeding practices.
Updated April 30, 2008
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