• Educational Services and Schools - Other

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Oregon Trail Havanese Club

HOME HEALTH RESOURCES WHATx27S HAPPENING HAVANESE INFORMATION SPORTS SHOWS MATCHES 2023 SPECIALTY PAST EVENTS BREEDERS ABOUT OTHC More OTHC Specialty Friday January 17 with the ROSE CITY CLASSIC Entries are now open at ONOFRIO.

• Human Service Organizations

• 209.

Wantage Dog Park Association Inc

SPONSORED ADS Welcome to Wantage Dog Park We have the largest dog park in the tristate area thats fun for the entire family especially your dogs in a friendly safe serene setting in beautiful Sussex County.

• Other Services, Specialty Animals

• 210.

North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association Hawkeye Chapter in

The Hawkeye Chapter of the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association serves central Iowa and aims to foster, improve, promote, and protect the versatile hunting dog breeds in North America and to conserve game by using well trained hunting dogs.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 211.

Arapahoe Kennel Club

Arapahoe Kennel Club is a member-driven all-breed club established in 2006 in Arapahoe County Colorado.

• Television

• 212.

Channel City Kennel Club Inc

CHANNEL CITY KENNEL CLUBSNIFF N GO Jan 112025Channel City Kennel Club Is Sponsoring a Sniff N GoWhen January 11th2025 Saturday from 94Location Moorpark CA.

• Animal Training/Behavior

• 213.

Canine Star Training Academy Inc

A non-profit corporation encouraging responsible dog ownership through the training of dogs and education of their owners.

Western States Police Canine Association Inc

Notice 2025 Trial Dates Exciting Announcement from the WSPCA.

• Other Services, Specialty Animals

• 215.

Greater Sierra Vista Kennel Club

EDUCATION AND ENTERTAINMENT Greater Sierra Vista Kennel Club HOME ABOUT US EVENTS ACTIVITIES PROGRAMS MEMBERSHIP PHOTO GALLERY CONTACT US More.

• Law Enforcement Agencies (Police Departments)

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INTERNATIONAL POLICE WORK DOG ASSOCIATION INCORPOR

WELCOME TO International Police Work Dog Association We incorporated as the Indiana Police Work Dog Association and when the membership grew to 500 members from throughout the United States the membership decided to rename the organization the International Police Work Dog Association.