Halifax Kennel Club

On Behalf of the Halifax Kennel Club: After learning today of the cancellation of all NS provincial exhibitions through to the end of 2020, a decision has been taken to cancel the September HKC shows and trials. With the province supporting the Exhibition Corporation's decision that there should be no gatherings of any size through to year end, it is felt that it would not be prudent to go forward with our planning. We are disappointed and were looking forward to an exciting week end with a panel of offshore judges (from South America, Europe and Ireland). It is our intention to move our plans to the fall of 2021 so we hope you will join us then to celebrate our 'new normal'.

Good answers start with your questions. We’re here to help with your decisions. Discuss health, obedience training, raising a pup with children in the home.... so stop on over!

Meet The Breed.... I am the breed!

This is what I call coming prepared!

How a dog show works

Leroy the Berger Picard has entered the building. You can see him at Meet The Breed!

Just hanging around! Life is good.

Eddie s to give hugs.... and he loves Allison

Stop by and Meet The Breed! Here we have Guinness the French Bull Dog

Meet Rocky... only 5 months old... and can’t keep still! Cutenesses

We are Live here at HKC March Show!

Ribbon..Ribbons! It's showtime!

Show admission; $5 Adult $4 Senior (over 65) $3 Child (12 and under)... $12 Family Come and enjoy a great weekend!

Sorry folks.... dates should read March 7 and 8 2020

Meet The Breed! Looking for a new family addition! Stop by to get any questions you have answered.

HKC is offering a 50/50 draw at our shows this weekend in support of our new community project, ElderDog Canada. Tickets are $2.00 or 3 for $5.00. Members will be selling tickets throughout the weekend. Have fun, support an excellent cause and (maybe!) win some $$

The Halifax Kennel Club has assisted a number of community organizations in past years. In 2019, the club was pleased to support the work of Canadian Intervention Assistance Dogs in its program of promoting the professional use of dogs as a therapeutic response. Pictured is HKC secretary Lee Steeves presenting a cheque to the board of directors of CIAD.