The GDBC would like to confirm that Sheena Booth has agreed to continue in her role as Breed Education Co-ordinator for a further term of three years
And
Candice Dyson will become (with ratification from the RKC) the new Breed Health Co-ordinator
For all things Great Dane
The GDBC would like to confirm that Sheena Booth has agreed to continue in her role as Breed Education Co-ordinator for a further term of three years
And
Candice Dyson will become (with ratification from the RKC) the new Breed Health Co-ordinator
The Breed Council AGM will be held on Sunday, 6th April 2025 at 3:00pm by Zoom
Only paid up members of the clubs may attend. Please contact your club secretary to register and obtain the Zoom meeting link which will be available closer to the meeting date.
The Great Dane Breed Council would like to remind all visitors to it’s site that much of the material especial that on DCM from the University of Liverpool Small Animal Teaching Hospital is Copyright and should not be copied or otherwise used without written permission of the Great Dane Breed Council. The Secretary can be contacted by email .
Anyone not currently on the Breed Councils judging list but wishes to be included please complete the attached form and send to the Secretary.
Please note that it is a Kennel Club ruling that classes with less than 2 dogs cannot be counted in the overall total number of classes.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FOR 2022
ZOOM MEETING TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY, 30th April 2023
AT 3.00 PM (Approx, after Breed Council meeting)
Only paid up members of the 9 breed clubs may attend
Please contact the Secretary of the club of your membership for Zoom details
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FOR 2019
ZOOM MEETING TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY, 31st OCTOBER 2021
AT 2.00 PM
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FOR 2020
ZOOM MEETING TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY, 31st OCTOBER 2021
AT 2.30 PM (Approx)
Only paid up members of the 9 breed clubs may attend
Please contact Secretary by email for Zoom details
The Officers and Delegates of the Great Dane Breed Council were saddened to learn of the recent passing of Jean Lanning JP – Clausentum.
Jean was famous for many things but her name will always be connected to the import Danelaghs Quillan bred by Nancy Carroll Draper. Sparingly used he had a great influence on our breed. Many might like to know that Jeans affix Clausentum was the Roman name for Southampton. Jean was well-known as an all-round Championship show judge, qualified to judge many breeds in all groups. She completed many years work for the Kennel Club sitting on various committees having originally joined from the Ladies Kennel Club. She was a wealth of knowledge and the last of the early Post War Breeders, she will be greatly missed by many. A great supporter of our wonderful Breed and known to many throughout the world in the dog fancy generally. RIP Jean, your knowledge and dedication will be sorely missed.
“At the Breed Council Meeting on Sunday 30th May ’21 the results of the Members poll, carried out by the Breed Clubs, were announced. The Club polls resulted in the required Club majority NOT being reached in order for the colour Merle to eventually in the future, being put before the Kennel Club for consideration for inclusion as a Recognised Colour within the Kennel Club’s Great Dane Breed Standard”.
Following the announcement in July 2020 of the closure of the Animal Health Trust, The Kennel Club is delighted to confirm that The Kennel Club Canine Genetics Centre will officially re-open and be located at the University of Cambridge. Here, the centre’s vital research into dog genetics and inherited canine conditions can continue. To read more…………..
The Kennel Club has announced that a meeting between the Independent Review Panel and the Kennel Club Board is to take place to discuss the way forward for the JCF.
Full details of the announcement can be found here
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