The Across Borders Boxer Club will be holding a Provisional UKC (United Kennel Club) All-Breed Conformation Show on Aug. 20 at the Wellsville-Middletown High School gymnasium.
ABBC is a kennel …
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The Across Borders Boxer Club will be holding a Provisional UKC (United Kennel Club) All-Breed Conformation Show on Aug. 20 at the Wellsville-Middletown High School gymnasium.
ABBC is a kennel club that started in 2016 to promote and better the Boxer breed and the responsible breeders who raise them.
Recently, ABBC became a provisional club of the United Kennel Club, which is the largest all-breed registry in the world. ABBC is hosting this event to kick off its partnership with UKC and to showcase what the club is capable of. Since its founding, ABBC has been hosting Boxer specialty shows around the Midwest and is experienced in hosting well-organized, enjoyable events.
The public is welcome to come watch the event and see some of the UKC’s breeds that will be shown. Spectators are encouraged to talk to and learn from responsible breeders.
Admission is free. The event will start at 9 a.m. and will last most of the day, ending with the Best of Show competition and the end in which the winners from each group being exhibited compete for the final award.
For more information, contact Travis Camp at 573-253-0535 or tcampaar@yahoo.com.
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