What they call their work
What they do
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Dog Sports and Conformation Events 3 activities
- Hosts dog training seminars and events promoting responsible breeding and ownershipConducts educational training seminars and hosts United Kennel Club-affiliated events to promote responsible dog breeding and ownership, including annual community events featuring conformation, obedience, and rally competitions.
- Organizes dog competition events with multiple disciplinesHosts dog events featuring conformation, obedience, rally obedience, junior showmanship, brace, veteran, and puppy match competitions under United Kennel Club affiliation.
- Provides SPOT evaluations during eventsOffers SPOT (Socialized Pet Obedience & Temperament) evaluations for dogs on all days of hosted events.
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Community Event Fundraising 1 activity
- Operates raffle drawings during eventsConducts a raffle drawing each Sunday between 12:00pm and 1:00pm as part of event programming.
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Managed Campground and Retreat Operations 1 activity
- Provides RV accommodations for event participantsOffers RV sites with options for electric, water, and/or dumping station access to support attendees during events.
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Who they work with
- Premier Dog Sports and Event Center Partner — Hosts events at the Premier Dog Sports and Event Center in Lancaster, NY.
- United Kennel Club Network — Upstate Kennel Club is an affiliate of the United Kennel Club and participates in its community events.
- United Kennel Club Network — Upstate Kennel Club is an affiliate of the United Kennel Club.
- United Kennel Club Partner — Collaborates with United Kennel Club on community events.
How they approach the work
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- Education and Community Engagement for Responsible Dog Ownershipmethodology: community_educationBy hosting educational training seminars and community events, the organization promotes responsible dog breeding and ownership and strengthens the human-dog bond, because experiential learning and direct outreach foster behavioral change and deeper caregiver commitment.