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"Dog News is a thought provoking newspaper offering very timely information, " AKC president Dennis Sprung said through a spokesman.
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"It is a long haul, " said Lisa Peterson, a spokeswoman for the AKC.
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But at the AKC library, history goes beyond what's contained in the books.
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Utilize your local Kennel Club, Federation of Dog Clubs, or the AKC as resources to find that caring dedicated ethical breeder.
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The purpose of seeking full recognition with the AKC is for the "continuation of the breed in America, " says Ms. Able.
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The Briard, Bichon Frise and Newfoundland are related, according to the AKC.
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But nailing down the dog's Westminster whereabouts wasn't really the primary objective of the man seeking the AKC's help, according to Mr. Savino.
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Through editorials and opinionated columns, Dog News can be "pretty provocative" when it takes stands on canine regulations and AKC politics, Stander said.
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In 1994, when the Labrador Retriever Club developed the standard to be implemented by the AKC, it was so contentious that six breeders sued.
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The efforts are all part of a goal to reach the AKC's magic number: 150 dogs, each with a pedigree that goes back three generations.
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