From the Bulletin Staff... - Attention all Regional Specialty Show Chairs .. did you know that you are entitled to a 1 page black/white ad in the Bulletin at no cost ?
If the show falls between May 1 and July 31, the ad should be in the next Bulletin -- deadline March 1, 2012.
The Bulletin deadline is June 15, 2012 for shows August 1 through December 31, and shows January 1 through May 31 should be placed in the Bulletin with an October 15 deadline.
2012 CWCCA Handbook - The on-line Handbook pages are available. LINK.
The submission and publishing dates have been extended.
New Deadlines: Closing for all advertising and Specialty Club information: May 20, 2012 Handbook to be published in late June/early July. Please use the above link for more information.
Looking for a Cardigan of your own ? - Check out our Breeders Directory.
National Specialty 2012 - Consolidated Order Form (COF) 3 will return shortly for DVD orders and some other Specialty Items.
NS 2013 - The Cardigan Welsh Corgi Club of America Board of Directors has accepted the bid from the Tucson group, Jennifer Roberson, Karen Harbert, and Darci Lang, to host the 2013 National Specialty in Tucson Arizona. The dates are March 30th-April 6th, 2013. The host hotel will be The Doubletree Hotel at Reid Park, Tucson Arizona.
The SW group will be providing more information about the show sites. We'll post the links as they become active.
NS 2014 - The Cardigan Welsh Corgi Club of America Board of Directors annouce the 2014 National Specialty will be held at the Purina Event Center in Gray Summit Missouri the week of April 19, 2014 through April 26, 2014. The chairperson for the 2014 National Specialty is Barb Peterson.
The CWCCA is the parent club for the Cardigan Welsh Corgi breed, and is a member of
the American Kennel Club. As our official homepage, we hope this site is able to provide
you with useful information about the breed..
Cardigan Welsh Corgis ("the Corgi WITH a tail") are one of the oldest known breeds.
They are believed to have been in existence in Wales for over 3,000 years, and were
first imported to the United States in 1931. Cardigans make a delightful companion
and working farm, show, or performance dog. They are NOT a breed for everyone, however,
and we strongly suggest educating yourself fully about the breed before making a decision
to add a Cardigan to your family.
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