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The Finnish Kennel Club requires parentage analysis of 15 Lappish breed litters

On 22nd November 2019, the Board of the Finnish Kennel Club decided that the parentage of 15 litters in total of the breeds Finnish Lapphund and Lapponian Herder must be confirmed by 30th June 2020. If the parentage has not been confirmed, the dogs concerned are transferred to the Finnish Kennel Club’s studbook for dogs not to be used for breeding (EJ Register).
https://www.kennelliitto.fi/en/about-us/news/finnish-kennel-club-requires-parentage-analysis-15-lappish-breed-litters

Finnish Spitz Best in Show at Voittaja Winner 2018 dog show

Dog Fair Finland had altogether 37,000 visitors over the weekend. The event was a success and the highlight of the year for several dog enthusiasts. Finnish Spitz Loukkaharjun Aito Lempi was appointed as Best in Show at Voittaja Winner 2018 – e Finnish Winner show – held on Sunday. The dog is owned by Päivi Silomäki and Toivo and Anni Lielahti. The Best in Show dog at this international show was chosen by Leni Finne, Finland.
https://www.kennelliitto.fi/en/about-us/news/finnish-spitz-best-show-voittaja-winner-2018-dog-show

The Finnish Kennel Club introduces Government Working Dogs of 2022: customs dog Hessu, military dog Oikku, prison dog Hippi, police dog Sampo, and border guard dog Clapton

Each year, the Finnish Kennel Club awards Government Working Dogs of the Year. This year, customs dog Hessu, military dog Oikku, prison dog Hippi, police dog Sampo, and border guard dog Clapton are awarded. The Government Working Dogs of the Year have been nominated by Finnish Customs, Finnish Defence Forces, Prison and Probation Service of Finland, Police of Finland, and Finnish Border Guard.
https://www.kennelliitto.fi/en/about-us/news/finnish-kennel-club-introduces-government-working-dogs-2022-customs-dog-hessu-military-dog-oikku-prison-dog-hippi-police-dog-sampo-and-border-guard-dog-clapton

Getting a dog

Getting a dog means that you make a commitment to a new family member that may last for up to 10 to 15 years. Careful consideration and familiarisation with the issues involved are required before getting a dog. A dog should never be taken on the spur of the moment. If you do your groundwork diligently, a dog can become a long-term loyal companion that will bring you joy for many years.
https://www.kennelliitto.fi/en/dog-ownership/getting-dog