International Breed Clubs | Organizations
The objectives of international breed specific organizations often include: breed management through establishing uniformity of breed standards, harmonization of attitudes and assessment of dogs in breed and performance, clarification of questions regarding breeding and training, upbringing and the identification and control of hereditary diseases. Follow the links provided for a preliminary list of breed specific organizations.
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Breed: German Shepherd: die Weltunion der Schaferhundvereine (WUSV: founded in 1974/75 representing 74 member associations in 63 countries: website contains information on available Pedigree Data Bases; affiliated GSD club links for Australia, Africa, Asia, America and Europe; kennel listings; sieger shows. Breed: Hovawart: International Hovawart Federation: promotes contact and exchange expert knowledge between the Hovawart-Clubs; exchange breeding data; arrange joint even- The objectives of international breed specific organizations often include: breed management through establishing uniformity of breed standards, harmonization of attitudes and assessment of dogs in breed and performance, clarification of questions regarding breeding and training, upbringing and the identification and control of hereditary diseases. See links below for a preliminary list of breed specific organizations. It is a major goal of the IPFD and DogWellNet.com to support international actions to address dog health, well-being and welfare.
