Regina Kennel
& Obedience Club
1826 McAra St, Regina, SK
(306)359-6909
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About the Regina Kennel and Obedience Club
The Regina Kennel and Obedience Club was formed in 1916 with Norman MacKenzie K.C., as its first President, and Lieutentant Governor, The Honorable R. S. Lake, the first Honorary President.
The first Annaul Dog Show, a four day event held in conjunction with the Regina Exhibition at the Exhibition Grounds was held in 1916. As early as 1921 there were exhibitors from as far away as Ontario, British Columbia,
and Missouri, USA. At one time, the Club held a Spring and Summer show each year. Our Annual All Breed Championship Dog Show is now held every June and continues to attract dog enthusiasts from across Canada and the United States. Our
Annaul Obedience Trials are held in January.
The Club has grown to over 100 members and is one of the few Clubs, recognized by the Canadian Kennel Club that owns its own training facility. The Club also sponsors a Junior Kennel Club, which educates children in all aspects of dog care and training.
Since inception, Regina Kennel and Obedience Club has provided the general public with education and training for purebred and cross bred dogs. As a member of the Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) we have set out training standards in accordance with the CKC for both conformation and obedience.
We strive to give the highest quality of training available while continually updating our training methods. The Club offers educational programs to help breeders and pet owners alike in dog related subjects of interest to everyone.
Members of the RKOC are always delighted to bring their dogs out to public events, schools, seniors centers, clubs and Christmas parties to provide entertainment and education. Members of the RKOC enjoy modern training facilities and many social activities.
The environment provides dog enthusiasts the opportunity to share their stories and exchange ideas. Memberships are available and provide many opportunities and benefits.
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