The Kennel Club of Philadelphia Is Making a Difference
Learn how the Kennel Club of Philadelphia is making a difference through its National Dog Show, raising over $1.5M for worthy causes.
March 13, 2025
The Kennel Club of Philadelphia (KCP), established in 1879, is one of the oldest and most renowned kennel clubs in the United States, known for its significant contributions to dog shows and canine advocacy.
The KCP’s most notable event is the annual National Dog Show, a prestigious part of the American Kennel Club (AKC) circuit, held every November and nationally broadcast on Thanksgiving Day. Featuring a diverse range of breeds competing across various categories, the show is more than a competitive arena; it serves as an educational platform to promote responsible dog ownership, breed preservation, and canine health.
Learn how the Kennel Club of Philadelphia is making a difference through its National Dog Show, raising over $1.5M for worthy causes.
The Kennel Club of Philadelphia donates $137,000 in 2025, pushing its total to $1.5 million since 2014, supporting canine health and causes.
Judge Hadley George shares insights on evaluating Juniors at the 2024 National Dog Show, their talent, and the sport’s bright future.
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Rodney E. Herner reflects on judging Terriers at the 2024 National Dog Show, top entries, and challenges facing the dog sport.
Dr. Linda M. Fowler shares insights on judging at the 2024 National Dog Show, breed quality trends, and hopes for the future.
Meet Dr. Lisa M. Costello, 2024 National Dog Show judge, as she shares insights on her breed assignments and passion for the sport.
Shilon Bedford reflects on judging Working breeds at the National Dog Show, highlighting standout entries and a promising 2024.
