Join Us At The Atlanta Kennel Club This Month

Meeting Program

March 17, 2010

Sheila Wideman

Certified Canine & Equine

Massage Therapist

 

Sheila will speak on the benefits of massage therapy.  Sheila attends many agility, conformation and obedience trials to speak on what a difference massage therapy can make in your dog’s life.  Massage therapy helps our performance, companion and senior dogs physically and mentally.

 Sheila’s Web site    www.sacreddancerem.com

Our Menu

Dinner Served at 7:00 pm 

Entree

Fresh Bread, Whipped Butter,

  RSVP: DINNER RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED

If you plan to eat with us!  You are not required to have dinner however. Join us for drinks or come shortly before 8 for the program only and short business meeting following. Please be sure to call ahead for your reservations if you plan to join us for Dinner as the Restaurant has a cutoff for reservations and cancellations.

 Information About Our Meetings

 The Atlanta Kennel Club meets on the third Wednesday of each month (with the exceptions of September and December) in metro Atlanta, Georgia. Monthly meetings usually include dinner, a speaker and a short business meeting. All meetings of the Club are open to members, guests, and the general public.

It is the mission of the Atlanta Kennel Club to promote, advance and protect the interests of purebred dogs and to encourage good sportsmanship at all purebred events as recognized by the American Kennel Club, and to educate the fancy, government and the public regarding responsible dog ownership. The Atlanta Kennel Club is a member of the American Kennel Club.

The Atlanta Kennel Club invites you to join with us in our love of Dogs and the Sport of Dogs. Visit our meetings, which are open to the public, and above all, come to our Dog Shows! There you will find the finest dogs of every breed - and their enthusiastic owners. We love our dogs, and love having fun with our dogs!

Location

Meeting Programs

Each month we offer an informational program centered on a topic of general interest to people who own, breed, train and love dogs.  Some topics offered at our meetings over the past year have centered around:

• specific health issues
• coat and skin care
• advantages and disadvantages of different diets
• training
• programs centered on the wide variety of services that canines perform
• understanding dog shows
• understanding the human/animal bond
• dog collectibles

Please feel free to call our membership chairperson, Mary Sechler, 770-447-4802, for information on upcoming programs or joining our very active club.