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09-12-2010, 09:47 AM
Originally Posted by boredinstroud 
I think your mum is right DD and it is slightly disappointing that the KC is not championing breeders who take this kind of care with going beyond the minimum requirements.
DD is a member of her breed club, she surely understands the procedure in these things, just raise it at the next meeting.
TBH, not really sure DD of your gripe,
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09-12-2010, 06:15 PM
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09-12-2010, 07:03 PM
Originally Posted by smokeybear
There are plenty of people who for example eye test breeds which are not on Schedule A or B. The breed supplements are full of them.
A breed club consists of members who vote in the committee members etc. If any member(s) feel strongly about something they propose and get a seconder for it to be on the agenda at the AGM.
The proposal is then voted on.
I am sure you have read insinuations about lots of things, but clubs have to be run according to the KC rules and this is how things work, if enough members want something it will happen, if insufficient members want it, it fails.
Simple!
I just said I think it unfair that not ALL healtht tests are registered onto the site from ALL dogs. I just feel once the tests are done they should be submitted regardless - you dont have to agree, its my opinion!
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