COLUMBUS KENNEL CLUB
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sonneandgone
07:50 AM on August 31, 2010
Cool website I loved reading your information
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floomocumma
05:00 AM on July 12, 2010
Hello Everybody, I'm not completely new to your website but I decided now was as good as time as any to say greetings, so.. well hello there 
Hello Rashell,
We welcome you. Our January meeting will be January 19 at 7 pm at PAWS. Please come join us!
We welcome you. Our January meeting will be January 19 at 7 pm at PAWS. Please come join us!
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Rashell
08:54 PM on December 26, 2009
Hello was previewing your website, and interested in getting ivolved. Please keep me posted on meetings and events for 2010.
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Lora W. Fields
09:46 PM on November 17, 2009
I want to thank the club for making my husband and I (& Shem) feel so welcome at out first CKC meeting tonight. We hope to become members soon.
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columbuskc
01:25 PM on September 14, 2009
Do we have a great club or what?! The answer is YES we do and it gets better with each new member! Spread the word! A good club is made so by good members!:D
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Mike Milligan (President)
10:41 AM on April 16, 2009
Response to: Andrea Foley
Please contact me at thunder999@juno.com for more information reguarding your question concerning the working bloodhound.
Please contact me at thunder999@juno.com for more information reguarding your question concerning the working bloodhound.
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Andrea Foley
12:16 PM on April 01, 2009
CKC - Are you aware of anyone that has a working bloodhound (or some other such breed?) I'm looking to hire someone and their dog to unearth lost items. Very Truly Yours, Andrea Foley
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Trish James (Club Member)
07:35 AM on December 02, 2008
Response to Leonard: Line-breeding is a debated issue between breeders, and possibly every person you talk to will have a differing opinion. The *short* answer is this: if all dogs in the pedigree have been tested and certified free of health problems that are prevelant in the shih tzu, then you are probably safe to purchase a pup. Ask for proof of health testing for at least 3 generations back - do your research on the breed so you'll know what genetic diseases should be screened out. Try going to the Shih Tzu's parent club web site for info regarding health testing. If you have more questions, please feel free to contact me at homeboarding@netzero.net. I'm happy to help.
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Leonard
09:04 PM on December 01, 2008
I'm considering the purchase of a shih tzu, and I have a question about inner-breeding. The pup's mother and father are half brother and sister. The breeder informed me that they're hasn''t been any other cross breeding in the pup's blood line. Should I be concerned that the dog could develop medical problems from the brother-half sister relationship?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Leonard
Thanks in advance for your help.
Leonard