A dog is a twelve-year commitment on a small island where the sun is hot and the vet bills are real. Start here, before you start…
The club’s job does not stop at the register. Health, training and care are where most of a dog’s life is actually lived.
Breeding a litter is a responsibility to the puppies, to their buyers, and to the breed. The club exists partly to hold that line.
Shows, obedience trials and fun days — the part of the club that happens on grass rather than on paper.
Membership is what makes the register work — and what makes breeding and showing affordable.
The Jamaica Kennel Club is the national register of purebred dogs and the body that governs showing and breeding on the island.
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