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Through the Nordic Kennel Union (PKU), we can promote the health and well-being of dogs, write Eeva Anttinen, Chair of the Finnish Kennel Club's Council, and Sampo Miettinen, who is in charge of international affairs, in the blog of the Finnish Kennel Club's theme year.

The International Partnership for Dogs (IPFD) and the Finnish Kennel Club are organizing the 5th Internation Dog Health Workshop in Helsinki on 13th-15th June 2024. Registration to the workshop is now open.

Keeshond Eerondaali Braveheart was Best in Show at Helsinki Winner 2018 dog show. The breeder of the dog is Petri Turunen and owner Taru Hankela. The Best in Show dog was appointed by Renée Sporre-Willes from Sweden. 6250 dogs took part in the show. 1011 puppies participated in Helsinki Puppy Show. Helsinki Winner was arranged as a Nordic Dog Show now for the first time.

The Finnish Canine Museum collects and presents photographs and material related to native dog breeds and Finnish canine culture. The digital collection is unique on a global scale. The museum is based on the Finnish Kennel Club’s work for the Finnish canine culture, which it has pursued for more than 125 years. An extensive and interesting online exhibition about the life of Gitta Ringwall has now been opened at the Finnish Canine Museum.

Veterinary service provider Evidensia Eläinlääkäripalvelut and the Finnish Kennel Club have made a cooperation agreement regarding veterinary services at fair and dog show event Koiramessut – Dog Fair Finland 2018. Evidensia also has its own stand at Dog Fair Finland.