Recently a group of concerned individuals banded together to better endorse and capture the essence of the purebred dog in all ways possible through promotion, protection and education, with a desire to fortify the status of the purebred dog across Canada. Read More

Our Purebred Gallery

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Resources

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Selecting a Purebred Dog

Purebred dogs

Purebred dog breeders put a lot of time and money into ensuring their puppies are healthy. Careful records are kept with the pedigree of each dog and many breeders even go to the trouble of using artificial insemination from purebred dogs around the world to ensure their bloodlines stay strong and varied. Read More

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Keeping Them Safe

NEVER ASSUME!! Just because your dog has been safe 1,000 times before, does not mean that it is safe all the time. You never know what will cause a dog that has always been perfect off leash, to suddenly bolt and run. Read More

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Why Have A Show Dog?

There are lots of reasons why you might like to show your dog.

  • Show off what a fabulous dog you have
    The showing process compares your dog with other dogs, which can convince other people what a fabulous dog you have. Read More

Performance Dog Sports

We Canadians are a very competitive group on the whole. Just check out any of your local sports fields or arenas. That competitive spirit can find many outlets in the Purebred Dog World. There are any number of Performance Sports available to you as a Purebred Dog owner. Read More

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Foods That Are Dangerous For Your Dog

  1. Alcohol (Beer, Wine, Spirits) same effect on liver and brain that it has on humans with an even greater risk of illness.
  2. Avocado: Contains persin, a substance that can damage heart, lung and other tissue.
  3. Baby Food: May contain onion powder, which can be toxic to dogs. Read More

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